TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1946 TU Hsutlisr ATtragu Dully Clreulatioa of D. a. Waalho ptAtSS rOUKTEEH iJJaiirliPBtpr ^£oolin0 ror tho Moatli of May, IMS Pair aad eoN tontglit 9 ,0 6 5 I coaaideiaMe Mgli ekmdlBwe, M- U« chaaga la trmparatnm. To Lm* Sturtiiig Ramp Mart Reports ’ Btombw of tlw Ao4p Emergency Ddctor Church Group CRAFTSMAN a t Olivaklioaa About Town Better Prices Manchester— A City of Village Charm Tlie emergency doctor for Holds Party (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS IClM H ucl Hamilton, daughter < Wednesfiay will be Dr. J. A. AUTO BODY SH6P (Claselfled AdTerUstag on Page IS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1946 ' Mr. and Mra. David Hamilton.! Segal. 88fl Main .'Street, tele­ Fewer Berries Brought VOL. LXV., NO. 221 Boston, formerly of the Man-1 phone 6125. DUKETT BROTHERS chestai' Y. M. C. A., graduated ^ WSCS Birthday If* In Bui .4verage 1h &uidfcy from Tuft* College v^ith. Marked by Pol Luck tbe degree of Bachelor of Science. Higher Thau Sunday Expert Painting and Color Detroit Church Collapses During Tornado Bhe has accepted a Civil Service T-4 Trueman Cowles, hnsliand Sapper Last Night Stalin Tells Sixth British Officer appointnMnt as 1»sychologlca of Mra. Trueman Cowles, of 72 There wefT fewer berries .sold Hudson street, was honorably laiicliesler Wallace Urges Bloom Ired To Appear al General ple at 7:30 tomorrow evening. The I singing of songs appi-opriate to , Army newspaper Red Star said to­ j Royal Arch degree Will he confer- ' each, month and -as each month ' uiiuiber— Cull it any hour day that GenerallBsimo Stalin has r.omniam1 Meeting; ASHES AND RUBBISH i red. Refreshments will be served I was callehit Rjver Rouge, a Detroit suburb, before sweeping into Canada, At meeting gt the' King Da'vid hotel ‘ Telephone 3-0549 or 3-034S Mullen and Mrs. Herbert McKin­ Wallace said In a statement cious" the findings of a four-man NOW consists of 8 ramp on which one least 13 persons were killed and 100 injured by the storm. |AP wire;>hoto>. ______late yestefday, the policg an­ ney, a trio, sang the following: board is hinged so it can be turn­ (Coatfnued on Page Ten) that business can enjoy unprece­ subcommittee based on a tour of dented prosperity in the years just eastern Europe last year. A draft nouncement said. AVAILABLE "Bella of St. Mary’s," "The Green ed at a 90 degree .^ngle to tlie Five Kidnaped Prerioualy Cathedral," and "Ole Uncle slant of the ramp. This boaid holds MANCHESTER ahead "if we can avoid rocking of the report was made public yes­ X Moon." Miss June McKinney the cars in place until the start­ BOILERS the economic boat right now.” terday although the full committee Previously, five British officara 4* 8 ’ Garage Doors HAND MADE BABY Poles to Ask But he added that "to weaken did not schedule considjratlon of were kidnaped by an armed band Coaiplete With Hardware played the following, a 17th Cen­ ing signal is given when it is AUTO BODY and Drama in Air Ends Less Difficult Phases GIFTS (I^rjce Variety) tury Melody, a duet with George dropped, falling into place in the or destroy price and rent control It until today. from a club at Tel Aviv. Ashton, Orientelc by Cui, Scarf ramp and allowing two or three 50 Oak Street . W e'liP ay woiiid be to ask for the same kind The four who made the trip, Police said CTiadwick may be a j MRS. ELLIOTTS . of Worn and bust that Isegan just Dance by Chamlnade; 'Two Gui- contestants to roll off at the same, Telephone .3979 FURNACES CouncilI Take hostage of the Irgrm ZvaTLAuni. Everlasting Metal RUG AND GIFT SHOP tara, Miss McKinney and Mr. Ash­ instant. The top edge of the ramp Auto Body and At Brainard Field Of Treaty Considered about this time after the last (Continued On Page Thirteen) an outlawed resistance orgnnlan* | ton. HIGH P()W«;R w ar.” tion reported attempting to fores Clothes Poles 1011 Main Street An amuslng one act play, di­ Fender Repairing VACUUM CLEANED Spain Action The cabinet officer's statement a demand for commutation of 1 rected by ‘Miss Hazel Driggs was Auto Painting OIL BURNER SERVtCE _ __ \ was Issued without explanation, death sentence and two of thalr { Tops Big Four Foreign Min- but its timing coincided with the given by membera of the Wesley Simonizing All* Work Guaranteed! Passengers Board Trans­ Demands Four Jewish comrades. Cedar Posts Group. The cast waa as follows: lories Differ Delegation Marshals for Sigler Victor inters Still Deadlocketl initial meeting of the Capitol hill ’Scour Jewish Settlements Mrs. White, Mrs. John Stevenson: OIL BURNERS atlantic Clipper After conference committee named to A large force of troops and | Cattle ami Horses Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Russell Weln- Henry Parent New Showdown After On Touchy Prohlein of compose differences in OPA exten­ lice began scouring several Jawlall Emei^ency Landing at sion bills that have drawn sharp Justices Lose TRUCKED ANYWYIERE hold; Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Edward Tel. 2-0185 OUR HIGH ?R1CES ARE 1 How Much In Mieliigaii; Italian • Reparatioiifi settlements along the Lebana The W. G. , ANY TIMIE! Harris; Mrs. Smith, Miss Hazel Now Available! SIMONIZING Airport at Willimantic Russia Vetoes Gener­ criticism from stahilixation offi­ frontier today. Troops also atartOr Driggs; Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Ralph cials. OUR PROOF al Assemblv Referral Tells Effects of Inflation Court Places a systematic search of the modam | Glenney Co. Call Manchester Pierce; Mrs. Black, Mra. T. B. RACKLIFFE OIL CO. The Body Shop Method 0 Eh^fny Aided Lead 33,000 Paris, June 19.-^/P)—The Jewish city of Tel Avid at dawn. 1 Kehler;, Mra. Green, Mrs. John Hartford, June 19.—(fP)— ; Wallace confined fits statement 336 No. Main St. TeL 4148 * 6 0 4 6 898 Maple Ave. Hartford Big Four foreign ministers, to the effects of Inflation on bust combing the Hatikvah and Shapi­ Stanley. SOLIMENE & FLAGG. Inc. A drama in the skyways end­ Bulletin! still deadlocked on the touchy ro quarters and tbe neigbborbqod I The enjoyable evening cloaed Tel. Htfd. 7-.3191 Cleaning Time! ed here at 12:57 a. m. today HP\— ness. Coupled With Proposal 6S4 Center St. Tel. 5101 Mihailovic ^ n d \ , Glistic | New York, June 19— Broxvn Concedes Defeat problem of Italian repara- ______"As long,"... ho said, "as business of the Yarkon river for tracts of I with the singing of the hymn, WASH WINIMIWS when a big 4-engine Pan-1 Dr. Oscar Lsinge, Polish dele­ All Eight Supreme Tri the kidnaped officers. "Blest Be the Tie That Binds.” Face Each ^ Other in 1 gate to the United Nations In Four - Man Contest tions, moved on today to less' cooperates with the whole effor The Tel Avid Municipal council | WASH WOODWORK Cafe M otors Amej’ican Airw’ays’ Constel-1 A f t e r difficult phases of the Italian ‘economy. can- .\tomlr Energy commission, bunal Members Tell passed a resolution at an amer-j Clean, Wa.x. Polish Floors lation—the London Clipper— j Dramatic Scene in Bel­ For Governor not be accused of profiteering as it There la no excuae for driv­ will offer Poland's plan on peace treaty, with several was after the last war. , gency meeting called on the Idd* Varnum Cl.-'an rhrnughout Your Pontiac Deater soared away front Brainard Full Story of ‘Feud’ napers to release the British cai^ ^ HOW DOES YOUR ing an unsightly auto, eye­ Remove Storm Windows grade Court '^odaV^j atomic energ)' at an early Three - Fourths Report minor economic clauses and “But If price controls are weak­ sore because of a few dent* FOR SALE field, on a transatlantic hop. date, it waa reported authori­ ened or destroyed, the old charges tives immediately. Mayor laraw I Repair and Install Srreens tatively today. An Informant the French-Italian border Washington. June 19— De­ Hokeach asesrted ha did not bf-.| CAR LOOK and bumps. W’e ran straight­ All Kinds of Odd Jobs it began seven hours earlier Belgrade, June 19—UP>— ,Gen. I By The Associated Press question on the agenda. of profiteering will be echoing PHONE 4164 NOW when a PAA sister ship, the whn tvould not peniilt use of around the country again during mands that four Roosevelt ap­ lieve the officers were in the city. en them out and blend In new 2-Family (4 and 4 rooms), Draja Mihailovic and a Chelnik | Kim Sigler, colorful Battle America Clipper, London bound his h a m «ald Poland had a •Session Scheduled Earlier the next few months. I know that pointees be swept from the Su­ Road Blocks Ereetnd ? ? paint so nicely that iVa un­ CaU 5141 lieutenant, pinch-faced Milos Gils- ] Ci-eek attorney who prosecuted Twlay’s se.ssion was scheduled The British Sixth Airboma divl- near the Center. First floor Personal Service out of LaGuardia fleld. New York, plan nlilcb the Informant re­ this is a matter of deep concern preme court were coupled today believable. Coat la lower — f o r — made an emergency belly landing tic, faced each other in a d ram a­ garded aik. somewbat “simple state legislators and lobbyists on for an hour earlier than usual (9 everv forward-looking business occupancy In 30 days. a. m„ e.B.t.l. to permit French ' ^ with a proposal Xhat all eight jus­ (Continned on Png* Six) than you’d expect! Agency at Windham airport at WllUman- tic courtroom scene today and and startUi^.” He would not bribery charges,. won the Repub­ leader. tices tell the full story of the tri­ tic. hint as to details of the Polish Foreign Minister Georges Bldault "During the war yeerB, the v ast JOHNNIE |AV TEL. 2-1415 gave conflicting testimony on the lican nomination for governor of to attend a se.aslon of the Cham- majority of businessmen through bunal’s "feud." The landing was made after the proposal, however. Senator Eastland (D., Miss.) number four engine on the plane extent of Mihallovic's blame for Michig;an today. her of Deputies at which he might | unselfish 4nd willing cooperation SPECIAL! CITY CAB BRITISH WAR announced his Intention to push be called upon to form France s | effort achieved tremen­ Arthur A. Knoflo had burst into flames, burnt and collaborating with the enemy and New York. June T6—tJ’t—The Sigler’s victory in the fotir-man for an open investigation of dis­ W’e Can Put a Nesv Top Realtor SAFE, c o u r t e o u s DRIVERS tore itself loose from the right fighting Marshal Tito’s partisans. contest, top race in Michigan and new government. dous new prestige. On Your Beach Wagon— wing, and hurtled to earth. The Polish delegation to thV United As usual, the deputy foreign "Only a small handful are will­ cord between the jurists which he VETERANS Once again, the busy general’s M a^chusetts primaries Tuesday, claimed has produced "inexcus­ Flashes! Now! 875 Main Street OPEN ALI. NU;HT fire bad also rendered the hydrau­ Nations Security council marshall­ was qssured when Lieut. Gov. Ver­ ministers were directed to meet ing to jeopardize that prestige lic brake system useless. lawyer renewed his' request to ed Its forces for a new sho^own before the . scMlon of their chiefs and the natioh’e economy by able chaos” in the high court. Tel. 5440 - 5938 call United States witnesses for on Franco Spain today after QO' non J. Brown conceded defeat The suggestion that all present (Uite BoUeHns of the UP) fVlM) Without brakes the pilot, Capt. after returns from more than to finish their reports on the Bul­ throwing price and rent Controls GET AN ESTIMATE TODAY! Samuel H. Miller of White Plains, the defense of the underground vlet Russia had vetoed a proposSlI f garian and Finnish treaties. The overboard now In an attempt to justices be called on for public N. Y., chief pilot, said he had no leader b>it the court rebuffed him to refer the Spanish problem a, ^ deputies’ reports on the Italian reap quicker and even greater testimony came as a follow-up to coldly. the General Assembly. the move by Eastland and Senator Bldault French President WE’RE choice but to leave the wheels ' ximately 33,000 over Brown. and Romanian pacts already have profits." MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES up and land on the under-car- A m ong the. w itnesses which the Oscar Lange, head of the Polish been submitted. Bridges (R., N. H.) aimed at vir­ Paris, June 19—(/P) Oeorgnn 1 BINGO Wp other outstripped oppon­ Damaging To Business tual dismissal of half the present Bldault was elected president a t delegation, declared he would WEST CENTER ST. ^ PHONE 4184 Auto Driving NOTICE ! riage. defense requested again were Wal­ ents, Raymond J. Kelly, former The pessimism which has en­ Wallace said inflation is as dam­ ORANGE HALL Aboard were 43 passengers. In­ ter Mansfield, a New York lawyer; “come forward with other pro­ veloped the current session of the court. France’s interim governineat hjr WITH YOU! posals designed to obtain and pro­ natlonal\(:ommander of the Amer-; aging to business, and especially Eastland told a reporter he ivlll the Constituent Assembly todng. I STARTING WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19 cluding BritUh Actor Lawrence Lieut. George Musulln of Pitts­ lean LeglOq, and Mayor Edward J. British. French, Russian and U. S. small business, as to' other eco­ Instruction Olivier and his wife, Vivien Leigh burgh, first U. S. officer to para­ mote unanimous actlqn against foreign ministers since "they re­ ask the Senate Judiciary commit­ Election tabulators said an onef- Franco’s Fascist regime” when the Jeffries of Detroit, had tossed in nomic group.s, adding: ___ tee to question the justices at fleial tally showed he received 88$ And Continuing Until Further Notice of movie fame, and 10 crew mem­ chute to Mihallovic’s headquar­ the towel long^before the 72-.year- convened last Saturday deepened "With prices rising rapidly, mil­ From Your Home to-night council reconvsnes next Monday today following yesterday’s dead- hearings he insists be held on the votes. The new president has bee bers. ter*; and Nick Lalic. They and the afternoon. ■' old Brown gav^up. Brown had lions ol small business men . , constitutional amendment he nnd serving as foreign minister. M- None was Injured. others were identified as former the backing of Qov. H arry F. Ipck' on reparations, which, saw will come out second best in the Sentiment of seemingly all the Lange, who brought the Spanish the same negotiators repeating Bridges introduced. dault’s election had been vtrtualljr Good Prizes Weekly Door Pri*c American liaiaon officers and avia­ Kelly. \ assured when the Socialists pledg­ REYNOLDS We Will Close virtually the same arg;uments (Continued On Page Thirteen) Would Force Four to Retire The road service we ren­ Penny Bingo 7:30 P. Mj Regular Bingo 8:00 P. M. tors. (Continued on Page Four) Will Oppose Vail,Wagoner The amendment would force re­ ed their 128 votes to him. No op­ der Is Just as elRcient and (Conttaned On Pafe Twelve) Repeats Testfmony The silver-haired Siijgler, som e­ which led them into blind alleys a The Shoe Repair Business Of N . ------m onth ago. tirement’of four of the present posing votes were cast hot the DRIVING speedy as the service yon Admission 25 Cents. When Mihailovic and Glistic times called "The Hollywood Kid” justices by limiting to three the Communists ' abstained.. Tbs 41 All Day Wednesdays get right in our 'Station. stood facing each other; the young­ because of his flashy dress, will Deadlock Eased Only Slightly year-old former history professor Call on us any time! The deadlock was eased only number of court members who ^ H O O L er man repeated testimony that Will Not Cross oppose former Gov. Murray D. Battle Opened could hold appointment by any one and Journalist thus beeama PETER URBANETTI • Drops Suave Mihailovic personally ordered his Van Wagoner in the November slightly by Russia’s offer yester- 1 France’s third president in a year Call East Hartford 8-0806 day to put the question of Yugo-i president. The places of those unit in Sandjak to cooperate with general election. 'Van Wagoi retiring would be filled temporar­ and a half. ' won the Democratic nomlnatlo Slav, Albanian and Greek repara- j Against Funds Maple Role in Court enemy occupation, forces through Picketing Line ons claims—which Soviet For- ily by House election of lower • ,* * I 310 Main Street the puppet government of Milan by landslide proportions over Wll court judges until a new pre.sident Beats Wife to Death. Ham J- Cody of Detroit. M inister 'Vyacheslav M. Mol- Tampa, Fla., June 19—(JV— THE TE A ROOM Snper Service Nedic, and that Mihailovic per­ o to tv sets a t $2(K).000,009—lip fo a chose successors. Sigler entered the gubeniatorial Republican Senators Ob: The amendment faces an ad- teetlve Capt. D. D. Stephens re­ “No Wines ■— No Liquors — Just Good Food!” Salvo Vendrillo Von Papen Angrily Ad sonally ordered the first Chetnlk Strike at Hamilton May fight shortly after he was re full, 'IH-natlon European peace ported that an enraged husband REAL ESTATE moved as a special prosecutor In a conferewe, which French sources Has Been Sold To 885 51 AIN ST. OPP. ST. JA51ES’S CHURCH 9 51APLE STREET BACK AGAIN (Continued on Page ttpar) Affect Aircraft Pratt jeci to Money lor (Oontinurd on Page Thirteen) today beat his wife to death «tlth a ’fh it Yoo May Own— TEL. .5967 mils Exerting ‘Pres­ Michigan grand jury investigation said migkj. convene about July 15. hanuner as his daughter watched, e Your Home & Whitney Division of graft "in high places." Secretary, of State James F. Reclamation Projects virtually decapitated his son-ln- e Inveetment Property — the G-E lamps you’ve been asking for! sure^ Upon Austrians Kennedy and Coolldge Win Byrnes said, this Soviet offer . law In anothe.r home some, dls- - NICOLA RUCCI e Farme or Rnsinese Proper­ Meanwhile, returns from the "solved two-lhjrds of the repara­ )\’ashlngton. June 19 —((P)—Re­ tam-e away, anil was hJm«eH_ ty Nuernberg, June 1.9—HP)—Kranz Court Gives Hartford, June 19—(iOr-The Massachusetts • voting . put the tions problem,’’ -a British informant Kiliaii Loses strike at Hamilton Standard PrO' publican senators opened a fight I fatally wounded as. he attacked a Yoo have your own Ideas as to von Papen, dropping Ills suave well known names of Kennedy and declared, but diplomatic sources todr.y against sharply increased detective with the blood-smeared values—Inconne derived, etc., Ir- manner after four days on the pollers division of United Aircraft Coolldge In the winner’s circle. felt that the most difficult third — funds voted by the chamber’s ap­ hammer. Stephens Identified the Mild Rebuff corporation today threatened to R ussia’s own claim for $10P,000,00 at ‘hp Palmetto RReach. Consult us Sint! union, reported that a Hamilton State’s 11th district while Arthur have left there. ant British prosecutor, character­ Line of Testimony Coblidge, distant cOusin of Former foreign ministers should settle it. appropriation bill. Senator Bridges Charges Against Hun • ,* •. prompt, Eitpert _ , * I ized von Papen’s admlesion as a picket 'line was being placed Propose* Abandoning Claims Slaying Found Justifiable JARVIS r - vs. i across the railway track through President Calvin Coolldge,: snared (R-N. H.l told reporters he.would K '.-i direct contradiction of testimony the G.O.P. npmlnatibn for lieuten­ British Foreign Secretary Ernest attempt to knock out most of the \ Miami, Fla., June ID—';P>—HiUB- Radio Repai^ previously given by Former For­ Tokyo, June 19 -• (JP> — The which both plants receive and Bad Nauheim, Germany, June 19 ry T. Mlkell. 21...ex?Navy gunner. send out material. Thomas J. Kel­ ant governor. Bevin proposed that till major $21,832,648 boost the .Senate coip- REA LTY CO; eign Minister Joachim von Rlbben- JlrosecuUon in the international Kennedy’s victory in the pre­ powers abandon reparations claims .mltfee,, made above House-appr ^ j> ,-e o l freed today when Pbo^ Jus- _ 8 Dover Rood or Economical Prices trop concerning events leading up 'War crime* trial of Hidekl Tojo ly, business agent of the AFL- twice again today in his fight be-., tiee O. ^ B. Cutton ruled tthat h .rt ik>|h s and 27 others received a mild re­ Trolleymen’s union, which operates dominantly Democratic sector on Italy, to assist the new repub­ ed figures. fore a U. S. court martial against 28 Alexander Street Guaranted to the anschluss. . apparently assured him of the lican government of that nation, Kilent. on Political Issues T youth committed "justifiable hohtl^ Phone 4112 or 7275 After pursuing a line of ques buff from the court today in its the equipment used over the track, Bridges,’ ranking Republican on charges that he authorized cruelty clde" In the slaying his 55-1-y ear4 attempt to show that the schools said the union would not cross this House seat now held by Boston’s but Molotov refused. Russia is the to soldiers imprisoned under his 90 Days Honing designed to show that the mayor. Rep. Jam4s M. Curley, who only one of - the major powers the Appropriations committee, was old liither, Ovid, a Dade county veteran diplomat played the role were used to help lead Japan off line. non-committal as to whether po­ command at a guardhouse at Lich-. rancher. "In all roy year*,” saM is retiring. Iff trying his hand at seeking reparations from Italy. field. England. of Buperispy for Adolf Hitler in to war. At the same time, Mr. Cronin an­ After settling the French-Ital- litical issues might come into the Judge Siittmi, "I have never listen­ After testimony of Japanese nounced that the Executive board politics for the first time, the for­ The ruddy-faced cavalry veter­ bringing about the absorption of mer PT boat commander bested ian border question—upon which debate, but he asserted: ed to so many statements of-erurl-’ Austria, Sir David told von Pap­ Educator Yukitoki Takikawa, of the Pratt ft; Whitney member­ "We are going to try to pul them an of Highland Park. 111., tried \ n- two veteran campaigners—topping' little difficulty was expected - the successfully to eliminate some of t> by a father to his family.” Three i y I en: dean’q^ law at Kyoto university, ship probably Siunday to |!ake some on record on this.” sisters and a nrotber of the con-. action on the Hamilton strike. the charges against him and to re­ WASHING "I want you to anawer this Web)) commented that the line of (Continued on Page Six) Privately, several senators said fessed slayer throv their armn testimony w#s "not very helpful to No Company Comment (DonUnued on Page Twelve) new his losing motion of yesterday W ' rj p <' M ■ .V • r i 0 D ■ question carefully because your that any major eonstniction ap­ around young MIkcll, laughing nn4 MACHINE July 4 Coming Up entire veracity depends upon It: the court.” Company spokesmen bald they propriation was bound to undergo that the entire charge be dlsmis- Fjy Are you now trying to tell this He suggested that the remain had no comments examination from the political sed. It was the third day of legal | BINGO WF MF RN NAir. iti.Ai tribunal that you did not exert ing 28 witnesses on the education­ Some 1,200 production workers viewpoint In a, congressional elec- maneuvering which thus far has | ” , , TROUBLE? employed by Hamilton began the prevented evidence in his case con Take holiday dry cleaning and .NI.’F MNiT T (' O to preeaure on Chancellor Schuch' al phase of the charges be thinned 22'Men Burned by Poison ! tion year. .More Than lOO^IK* In Blast WE SPECIALIZE IN THE nigg to agree to Hitler’s dC' strike Tuesday morning following Census Money Denied cerning conditions at Lichfield. (| *. rif u ri tf* *• fi I r rid I: • r »• out breakdown in negotiations-over a Witnesses Closely, Confined Hannover. Germany, Jons Usai REPAIR OF ALL MAKES puir ,v- ■' f<-‘ ‘^0 c\c- f - mands?” Students Steeped In Hatred Some ascribed to "politics" part i/P)—More than 100 Oermnaa laundering to Rainbow NOW. Ignorea Microphone aad Shouts new contract, Inoludlitg a pay in­ of the. opposition which led the Many of the leading witnesses TONIGHT! OF WASHERS! .) Takikawa testified that after Gas From German Bc^mbs displaced persons are believe! y : • u r o ■ I uH - (.d Von Papen leaned forward, Ig crease. ■ Appropriations committee yester-- were confined closely, after guards have lost their Uves la an ex|' • .*.m p '• ti •«(t 1 fCl ( tio n ' the Manchurian incident military There were two overnight de­ discovered they had started a tun­ We wUr pick it up, repair nored the microphone and shout training officers grasped control day to deny a $17,000,000 allot­ sion w liieh followed n Ire In' Non-washables beautifully dry cleaned, care­ ed; velopments in the strike. Mobile, Ala., .lime 19- (

'i-Ay'.’, PA Q I T B R I f ) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. JUNE 19. 194® MANCHESIEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, .lUNE 19. 194« WO next year. Meanwhile Saiss ho­ tels, many of which have been lB« ted and that the town will Rtve I •Hut down for six yehra, are busy $.j,riOO a» ita atiare tov .ird the re-• Revised Proxv i ioliiiiibiu Merger Faees renovating. The chief Improve­ K o c k v ille pair of the town roads in the city •/ ment needed—more hotel bath­ AT KEITH'S THURSDAY OUR WINES ARE REFRIGERATED llmita. T N I =1 rooms I'pon the motion,jiT Alderman Columbia atudenta. ptipila at Shelving Now COLUMN Sent hy Radio Proud of Freedom AT JUST THE RIGHt TEMPERATURE Police to (iet Irvinp Wormaledt, it waa voted I WMndlwm High achool who were TODAY AND 'nirRRDAY Tha Swiss are proud of their OPEN FROM 9 A. M. TO 9 P; M. •------ALWAYS------• that Mayor Kaymond K. Hunt ap-j graduated at exerciaea at the Cap- freedom, there Is a saying that P a v I lll-r c a s e Onmiatir separate Army, Navy By Hal Boyla eatad In shopping than In sight- the Swiss conatltution hat only I Just Add Pale GinKer Ale or Club Soda . . . INGRID BERCI two pi-ovialona: (1) You can dol K c » T ' ,„ „ d induairtea into the city of 1 Have Broken I ‘nciude Miaa Janet (orcefl Plans ZurtcH Jun. what ybu like, and (2) you'don’t, A Spmmer-Satisfyinjf Drink! Kockvllle. Morton Colllna, Miaa Dorothy Mae GREGORY; —The Swiss say there la only one Mcause there are more goods even have to do that. ^——I A communication was received Deailiock Over Draft Sqoler and Miaa Sally Boyd Tut­ Indicate Pigeonholing unemployed In their induatrialty m our stores than they can And "If there were only three Rockville ('oiiiicil Al­ from the Travelers Insmancc lom- tle; Itichard Frederick Jenson and ALFRED Hliri JirOtlL'S booming little land—Mr. ZInpel at home.’’ Swiaa," one said, "they would have' iia “tv In rcuatd lU tire comlilmn of , ^ Barney Kaaaman. Mias Collins has Washington, June 19' /P>- Con­ Zippel la head of the Federal Tourist traffic Isn't expected to four opinions on any subject and, FRED'S PACKAGE STORE lots Raise at Its IN‘j£ii- iomc of the bleachers at Henry Washington. June 19 ..T. Rep enter th« gressional plans for separate big Unemployment commlasion. He has , reach big-scale proportions until would organize into Ave cluba.’’ 117 SPRUCE .ST. ' PHONE 7723 Park and this was referred to the | Walter Andrews diainatic Connecticut in the I lar iMeelinjj j Army and Navy Air Forces pro­ Sl>EU.80UWfe no work. « ■______9 f f WINIilS------CORDIALS PiihliL Works comrpittee for at* vote radioed from a ship far ' / t i The'other young people are So short is Switzerland on work- i tion. {if, (he Pacific appeared today to | atill indefinite aa to their plana. vided still another Indication today era that she la Importing some 20, rtockville. June IH i Special i Alderman Dowding sim e n re- hroken the Senate-House i Corporal Leon Tatro arrived that President Truman’s unifica­ 000 to 40,000 Itallana to help her The members of the HtK’kville I’o- tion plan la destined for a pigeon­ [iktSttgfl fin world orders for textiles, 11. .. Departmept are receiving an .'^;^‘L^^leTnoHr/ Henry I committee deadlock over the teen home Monday afternoon, aurpria- Shdivi ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred hole. uTiSim. ehemicala and machinery. increaae In pay as the result of a park ami Mayor Hunt .stated this ; age draft. In fact the Navy's air arm stands tt lOPM f O. Tatro, having been discharged Short of Baw Materials O f J*-' resolution introduced at the mia-t- matter had alreaily been taken lip | .p(,p j.<:>56.VN lorfor cameach "»>day o,,,,, past . twenty-five twentv-five years,vea started ’ Swings Over to Compromise j birthday which falls on July t. Army Air Force "Is being relegat­ they don’t ship." worked. j(„ journey down Union street -Andrews thus swaing .Wer to the Friedman of New. York. ed to a secondary position." RANDY BROOKS The United States is now second At the meeting Alderman Ken- before eight o'clock la#t Senate compromi.se '««ke ^ j„ Trial Justice Court Symington made his assertion in only to Sweden as n customer and A SKILL OR TRADI ' neth .'^mlth of the Finance com evening. The diner is to be loimt- 18 year olds subject ^ ^he d « f t Attorney Jo- a speech this week before the De­ ^|v^ DMIRAUnm I J siAc.f w h tupply source for Switzerland. ' miltee brought up the mat ter <>l ei| on Windsor avenue and into be only as a last resort H k previous Willimnntic, was fin- troit Economic club In which he One of the best ouclets t->i the Splendid education and tiaininf sidcw'iilk liability in.suraiice. l.asC n placcd by a ImiUling in the cen­ proxy called for no lest iclions on J violation of rules of the said the budget for the fiscal year SUNDAY W world-known embroidery Industry * GOOD lOB rOR YOU in more than 200 skills and trades I year this oait llic city Sl..''i:51. but ter, where the Honan ofttate will starting July 1 proviiies $369,000,- centering at St. Gall Is the .8meri- ' due to the large number of elainis n fwJt ~ road. He was arrested June 3 by or# oHetsd by the new Regular continue its business ill a modern sul that the House group first re- ^ Colchester 000 for the Army’s air branch and .ran Army of Oc-rupation run for three years, and that the Selectmen had been eon- Kenneth. Jr., are spending two One of Mr. Truman’s specific I am... both labor and management past Oval. plied from four categories, each weeks at Giants Neck. .\rllvitie«t I’luiini-d to he exhausted in order: F'irst. recommendations is for a separate a t,300.000 franc guarantee that The Koniaco club of the Rock- volunteer.^; second, inductees be- Mr and Mrs. Willia.ni Moran , Air Force, co-equal with the Army the contract terms will be carried $3.95 $49.95 \ $6.95 $19.95 $17.50 vllle Methodist church has elected (\^-<.pn 20 and some top age limit had a close call Saturda.v night and Navy out." Acid Indigestion Some 120,000 persfins arc en­ ?o b t Bd \ 4-DRAWT.R DROP-SIDE RalUvo^ in S minatea or the following officers for the com­ to be determined bv the armed 'V*’®'' 7,“ '' " 2 ' , ! ® ' ' ' . •">«*>«’<»ate Action S-PC. 5IETAL ing year; I’rcsident. Kllery and foire.s; third, 19 yea. old.s; fourth ^heir ce lar caught fire. The An- , Representative Manasc. .D -, gaged In selling scenery to tiur- ADIRONDACK CHAIR BED OUTFIT N'Ul^AH RUGS U’nUTY CHEST MAPLE CRIB I Jonbl* your money back ists, a major source of income In SAVE Whtn Meats e'SMch tchl i-auMt ptlaful, auffortl- flertrude Kington; vice pre.sident, IS veil ol(L« dover Fire department was called I Ala.l, chairman of the House E x-' FromIndia! Whit# rocky Switzerland's tightly Inte­ In bracket-foot style; Styled with full panel ItfigirrMrrIba «t8. aour tha BtoiBtrh fMt^M Andaftlaf branbiim. »a.f!Hf»NR dw^ort known DBtiRllr for fonfl LnariCS anO Uiauya F*relle't lenu. secre- r In no event, however. woiUd ; the blaze in the cellar | pendltures committee which has Heavy wooden constmcr Includes grained - walnut gromid ivlth colorful de­ UP TO mNiaaaUa rallN—aiadlrlnaa Ilka thoaa In lalGana tai V. HcnrV and P..una GreXCM: vmiths of 18 be inducted before much damag« had WeiT jurisdiction over Army-Navy con- grated economy. tion in white Anlsh. Of finish metal bed. coll signs all embroidered by choice of maple or walnut ends, amusingly motlfed. TRkiaii; No laiatUt BMI-Rni hrlnft rrmfort tn • ^ Vacstlonera Increasing deep, roomy proportions. •spring and felt mattress. hand. * Anish as preferred. complete with springs. Ilffjr Of dMikla your monajr kick on ralum ot IMtl# ; trfRBUlTfr, A lbfft and Hel^n OOl The vacationers are Increasing, io UI. 25e at all drutftati. tier: program committee. Francis t,' certified thev are ne^^^^^ ‘ *’®..{',''® j " j mittee plans no immediate action - - - • • ■ lerunco ine> are nieoeo. p^rtjtjnn.s. and the fire depart- on Mr. Truman's latests request, but tn most cases bring little and Dorothy Geis.sler, Ralph and he'restricted to ^ called back T ain money because of currency I re­ Celia Snupe. Karl and Lois Beebct .onlinent.il IT,mod Slates n n -1 sent to Capitol hill last Saturday.] publlelty. Philip ami Hard Bedanl. ,,, {The Moran family were an asleep "We aren't going to do anything | strictions in their own countries. "Tourlats now are more Inter- The club Is holding an outing on ; k. . . at the time the fire broke out and until the Senate acts.” Mannsco ' A GALLON NOW Sunday. June 23 at the McNeil! b’a»on, .No Bestrletlons Mrs. Moran says she doesn't know told reporters. rotUge at Crystal Lake, with a This was the moratorium An- j what made her awaken, but some- Chairman May lD-Ky.» of the , ON GASOLINE* AVAILABLE program ot swimming,-vr...... sports...... and Irews agreed to. He told news- | thing seemed to tell her things House Military committee said he hot^loe*rMat”'rh"e"grm^^ aboard the Panamint yester- | were wrong and she did awaken had not studied the president’s re- ’PNDER AND BY BUYING WHOLESALE! 4’ X 8’ Garage Doors the Tow-n I'arm at 2 p. m. >1®.V that he still favors drafting ; and the family all got out safely, j vised plan thoroughly but added he Complete With Hardware 18 year olds without reatriettons They are not able to give an oati- j doubLs whether Congress will have lODY WORK ,, „ nf fit i but that with only 12 days left be- ; mate of the damage to’ the place at time to act on it In view of plans SAVE ON OILS AND GREASES, TOO! The ^uyer t.ros8 aoci vy o . ^ current etop-gap exten- ' this time, but much of the timber i to adjouro for the year next month. sol ,IMENE & FLAGG Everlasting Metal Johns Eplsco^-—Francis mery sensation of o fabric. Belittled waist, bowed The W. G. i gagement of their daughter. Lillian ; quickly, but some House ™emhers ______S. Murphy, publisher of The Hart­ 1m Schnmipf to Edward J. Robb, i have announced plana for a light, ford Times, heads a committee of Dewey-Richman neckline. Sizes 9-1^ $9.95 $4.95 $39:50 $3.95 $3.95 • BOLAND OIL CO. ' formerly lieutenant USNR, son of ! against taking teen-ager* under , C l , 1 1 prominent Hartford residents,who Glenney Co. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robb of Ver-| any conditions because the House , : ^ e i e C i e U L A ^ a U C I will plan and lead a campaign for BCACH OR PARK STURDY' "L A N E ” ^ BUTLER \ R'OOL-FAciE .369 CENTER ST. AT WEST CENTER ST. 336 No. Main St. Tel. 4148 ' non Center who is at the present: already has taken this stand twice, the expansion of The Jewish Lcd- Co. STROLLER NURSERY CII.-MR CEDAR CHEST SLEEPBOARDSr \ STAIR CARPET time attending Harvard Universi­ Of Mother’s Circle ger,° according to an announce miwmm OCULIST In the popular multi-color ty- . ; ment made last night at a dinner Folding model of sturdy .Maple finish, hinged seat Many popiilar models in -inch Ma.sonite, sttYrdy,. here honoring Dr. Abraham J. ns8vuu» all metal construction over compai'lment, enam­ walnut vencer.a. red cedar splinter-proof, ventilated, candy stripe pattern so F llii is t o n Mrs. Calllsla Peterson was elect­ Feldman, rabbi of the Congrega­ PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED with dependable gear. el ve.ssel Included. lining. Ilft-lld tray. has hand grip.s. many folks like. ed leader of the Mother’s Circle of PLUS: “rnder- ♦'.'AA • ■y"--'. tion Beth Israel and editor of tn NEW FRAMES the Infant Jesus, of Prague at the paper sinc,e its Inception; and eover Woman” Police Court Joah Hyde, daughter of Mr. and last meeting of the group Mon­ LENS DUPLICATED ______> 1 Mrs. E. Foster Hyde of Somers Samuel Niiesner, founder and pub' day night at the home of Mrs. Usher. Judge Raymond R. Bowierji con- road, a student at Radcliffe Col- Laura Tartanian. Other officers REPAIRS MADE Unued until July \ the casa* of lege, is home for the summer.re- elected were: Mrs. Jean Horgan, John PontlUo, 3.5. o f 179, Oak ce.ss. Miss Hyde la spending a few secretary; Mrs. Betty Salmonson, streetNireci •IK*and Angelo aPontillo. vssv.t.v,,, W.,34. otw., days with Rev. and Mrs. Ives of treasurer; Mrs. Rue Kerr, librarian; 239 Spruce street, both charged' 'l^idgewater. Conn Mrs. Agnea Breen, publicity; Mrs. AT THE POPULAR lihder Section 6280 of the Gener­ morning at 7:20 El­ Mary Plcaut, contact: Mrs. Cath­ al Statute# with gaming and four­ lington Fire department waa call­ erine Davidson, historian; Mra. teen other persons arrested In a ed-to EUlngton avenue for a Are Frances D'Analo, welfare: Mrs; in a tw’o-tenement house. 'The Grace McCann Jind Mrs. Kathleen raid on the Variety Shop, 34 Oak Rivard, circle representatives. street on June 13. and charged « fire slarteft In the attic and burn­ f O A K G R l U l ed through the roof. Three pieces The next meeting of the circle frequenters, in Town 0)urt this will be held on Sept. 11, at the ^ 30 OAK ST. ’ TEL. 3894 p morning. of apparatus from Rockville re­ sponded and fougl)ti*the Are for home of Mrs. Agnes Breen, 25 The Pontlllos were released after Foxcroft Drive. their arrMta by State Police on nearly an hour and ,a half. The ball of $1,000 each and each of the place is owned by a Mr,. Dutchess Fire damaged the attic and water ' _ - . ___' D 1 „ . , $ $7.95 $1.75 $13.95 frequenters of the establiahment - TOMIGHY $6.95 2.39 on Oak street, charged by police and smoke the lower Aoor#. The j lTlO lllC r«i o O ll A 131^’ V damage is several hundreef dol- , . CHILD’S CORD RUBBF.R BABY tVALKER- CIHLD’S PUSH TOY as the center of local race track PERIOD CHAIR DOOR MAT STROLLER __ CHILD'S WAGON booking, put up ball of $25 for- lara. "WHISPERING- Two revolving drums are The community picnic will be -West Coast Trip their ultimate appearance In court. Linked together with .steel Blue enameled metal, tie- . tilled with colored m ar-. Thick xubber tires, high held Saturday at .Maahamoquet A Victorian reproduction Judge William S. Hyde represent! with rose-carved back in cable.s, it will remove dirt, tacha'ble handle, rubber bles that rattle a.s • it’s side boards and end gates the accused Ih thU action and waa Park 'which la on Route 44 near Mrs. inmer A. Weden and son. BILL SMITH mahogany, tapestry seat. stand roughing. bumper and thick tires. pushed. , ___ are detachable. granted the continuance of 17 days Wolf’s Den, Instead of Forest Elnter A.. Jr„ of 48 BrookAeld this morning. Park. Buses will leave the church street, are planning to leave Fri­ YOU!LL LOVE THIS GUY! Michael Kuchlnskl of Windsor Saturday at • a. m.. June 22. A day morning for the West Coast. H^ paid $16 for Intoxication In swimming pool la available for old They will make the trip by auto- DANCE TO THE RHYTHMS OF cou^rt this morning. He was picked and young. Burton Sweet la mobUe going by way of the South­ supervIMr of athletics and Ed­ ern route to Loa Angeles, r Mr. a up by Officer John Cavagnaro .on a : North Main' street last night ward Charter la general chair­ Weden, Sr., has a brother In Los n r . . i *■ ARTIE CUSTER MBaaM drunk. ' . man. Angelea. Young Mr. Weden la a The BlUngton Girl Scout troop medical student and will Interne Mayro C. Whlt|)»ck;k appeared ft - .:n«: No. one. will sponsor a food sale at Bellevue hospital. New York, AND HIS POPULAR ORCHESTRA - .:3 ” » ?=earV \ on,..i a charge of * intoxication and ■ 1 " 1 Judge Bower* suspended judg­ on Tueaday, June 25, from 1 to after having a ten weeks’ vaca­ m e n t when the accused stated that 4 p. m„ In Denson’s Radio store tion. The return trip will he made ISo Cover! i No Minimum! - .S-L. it was his Arst appearance In any on Park Place, Roekvllle. 21 by the l4ortherh route. They ex-> court. Whitlock Uvea at the’ Gar- membera of roiington Girl Scouts pect to be gone for Ave yeeks. f KITCHEN OPEN UNTIL ONE ALt SAL£S final Aeld Inn, Hartford; and was ar- No. 1 have passed their Arat aid teat under the supervision of Dr. FEATURING THE FINEST POOD IN TOWN reated at Cole Motors. Center DiracUonal Help street, yesterday afternoon in an Leonard W. Lavlne.s 1 AT POPULAR PRICES! DAILY LUNCHEONS ...... ^ ...6 5 c' Dresses Now 5.00 Formerly to 14.98 Intoxicated condition. Due to rotation of the globe, west Diaaa Barrymore to S eA Dtvoroa to east flying is {less difficult than WINES — LIQUORS — BEERS Aotreaa to Be Bride Again east to west flyliig. Spinning of the Dresses Now 6.00 Formerly to 16.98 I.SS Vegas. Nev., 4uhe 19—(4*)— earth gives the east?flying aviator Hollywood, June 19-(>Pi— Ac­ Diana Barrymore, 26, daughter of a tailwind at high altitude!. Dresses Now 10.00 Formerly tol 19.98 tress Constance Bennett, 40. and the late John Barrymore, has es­ $49.95 $5.95 $49 J 5 $19.95 Col John Theron Coulter, 34, for­ tablished residence hefe to obtain NEW KITCHEN 5-PIECT. HE-MAN HOLLYWOOD a divorce from Actor Bramwell POPULAR INCI.UDEI) ARE COTTONS. PRINTS, CREPES. JERSEYsi. mer chldf of staff of the Army .^r CABINET FELTRASE RUGS BREAKFAST SET LOUNGE CH.VIR HEADBOARD 'Transport Command’s PaciAc di­ Fletcher,' 42. she dlsCloaed. She White enpjmeled wood Chintz or leatherette up­ vision, will be married Saturday and the British-born actor were with ample cloaet, draw- In 9x12 or 9xJ0.6 $iz*s Porcelain • top refgctpo’ Open-arm style-anen like, holstered. plus legs to at­ Coats Now 10.00 Formerly to 35.00 at the Riverside, Cahf.. Mission- married In 1943 after a three- era and porcelain table with An assortment of table, upholstered-seat tapestry covered, whth tach (Isbor- Includedl to year backstage ronwince. He^ full spring constniction. mattress and box spring Inn, she announcpil. It will be H E R 'I D A N epace. carpet and tile design*- chairs in white epamei . Goats Now 20.00 Formerly to 45.00 the Afth marriage for Misa Ben­ attorney indicated her suit would nett. allege cruelty. PRESENTS FOR Y O U R EVENING ENJOYMENT . . . Coats " Now 35.00 Formerly to 55.00 DANCING WITH “THE THREE RAYS” Open Thursday 9 to 9. $27.50 9 Closed! Wed. .Afternoons. DOUBLE DOOR THIS EVENING MAPLE-ARM Other Da.vs 9 to 5:30. Raincoats Now 8.00 Formerly to 16.98 SOFA BED WARDROBE • STEAKS • CHOPS • LOBSTER In rich tapestry cover, Large family size In un­ Raincoats Now 10.00 Formerly'tp 19.98 " A LA CARTE SERVICE — KITCHEN OPEN 9 P. M. TO 12:30 A. M. coil spring seat and back, finished wood to paint or RANGE bedding-box In bake. BUDGET TERxMS stain and decorate. THIS THURSDAY — ART MoKAY AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Children's and FUEL OIL THIS FRIDAY - "THE THREE RAYS”. THIS SATURDAY -v ART McKAY AND HiS ORCHESTRA. MANCHESTER C oats Now 5.00 ... Formerly to 10.98 OPEN 24 HOURS DIAL S 1 5 6 Sizes 1 to 4. NO COVER! NO MINIMUM!'

I i MORIARTY- BROTHERS 1 ^ T E L E P H O N E 8802 Children's 613 MAIN STREET Shorts Now 1.00 . . Formerly to /1.59 **On lh»'i.e*el At (’*Bt*r an. Broad" P A G E F I V E WANCHESTKR EVENING HERALD, BfANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDI^SDAT, JUNE W, 194# MANCHESTER EVENING flBRAl^U, MANUHESTEK, GUNN., WEUNE5UAT, JUNE ID, 194S ifwm fute the evidence of the accuqed would not be permitted to talk to ination, Johnson discovered who derision by the Security CouncU," Mihailovic and of tba co-occuaad Crow Recovereil the driver was. the Soviet delegate said. Hartford Soldier the preaa. Stories Differ of Mihailovic. which irrefuUbly For Immediate, Accurate, UTIC—1080 The couple waa expected to be Trooper Johnson returned to the Ulh Ordered Paid by Selectmen Poles to Ask *But I. Mr. President, am guid­ barracks with the crow on hla ed by another neccsstty=^the ne- proves to my mind that tbare area WDRO-1860 Today Radio Guarding Durants taken to the thieater provost mar- By State Police ceaaHy'of reaching a decision that open coUaboratlonT” ahal’s offlqft'thia morning for in­ arm, Sergesint Ritchie said, and 35.00 On How Much As before, the Hat was headad by subsequently handed him over to XJrrtta, bottra ...... 40 Council Take shall be right and Just In this Satisfactory Service On Your Gar, Bastera Daylight TUB* terrogation/’' , m j t Co., rep*lni...... matter and" that shall correspond the name of Walter 8. Mansfield. the owner. No arrest waa made. 108.00 It was leaniad unofficially tbat the Frankfurt, June 19—(iFi—Col. J . Pfc. Harry G. Stockwell, Hart­ Harwinton, June 19— —Frank Trooper Johnson reporting that and Larivtere, UM of truck •■•••••,...... 1,333.84 to the gravity of the Spanish sit­ 7;45_WONS—Inside of Sports; ford. Conn., waa the first military and 8ylve#t*r, w«lk and curb r t ^ lr i...... Spain Action Enemy Aided message expressed a lack of under­ Coll Or Bring It To 4:00 — WDRC — House Party:' W. Durant and his WAC captain Fredaall has his pet crow back the driver, whoae name waa with­ 26.14 uation. Dr. Evatt has appealed to News; WTHT—Jack Berch; WTIC—Musical Appetizer. policeman to take up guard out­ Iductlon Salaa Co., acetylene gaa tanka...... me to bend .to the will of the ma­ standing how Mlhallovle could ra- wife arrived here by plane today to again thanks to some good sleuth­ held. aald he saw the crow near 22.00 (Oonttnned fmm Page One) WTIC—Backstage Wife. 8:00 WDRC Jack Carson side the Durants' second floor the road’s edge and picked him up, Mra. Emily, rent . . . . . •. • • • • ...... 1.00 (Continued from Page One) jority, but I. In return, feel enti- fuse arltnesses who could help hla ing by Trooper Arthur Johnson of defense. It also cited the precedent 4:15—WTHT—Music Hall; WTIC Show; WONS—Which Way face a court martial in connection suite. not aware it was a pet. \ City Magazine, publication ...... 22.27 ------tied to ask Dr. Evatt to accept th,* Hartford: WTHT—Lum and the Litchfield state police bar­ ___tea Hall Co„ chlorine...... question to the attention of the .solution that 1 consider the right attack against Marshal Tito's of foreign wltnesaes celled In s —Stella Dallas. with the theft of the Hesae ertiwn .Sergeant Ritchie said the crow 2.00 4:39—WDRC;—Life Can Be Beau­ Abner; WTIC—Mr. and Mrs. Jewels. racks. Tlmea, subacrlptlon/...... 15.60 Security Council last April by land Just solution of this problem, Fartlaahs. . treason case against a group of DEPOT Highway Mapa Available gave no statement and could not North. itks Rcflnlng Co., oil ...... * • * • charging that Franco was a threat Gromyko b addedHA/xI that accentanceacceptance “It.ls not true.” Mihailovic said. .Serbs tried by a court of Auatrta- tiful; WTIC—Lorenzo Jones. The couple, under military es­ Sergt. Harry Ritchie, command­ be persuaded even to give a-^re- 67.63 Tito now la premier of the Yugo­ 4:45—WDRC—Main Street, Hart­ 8:15—WTHT—Garden Foium of cort, landed at the Rhein-Main air ja r Sales * Service Co., truck parts...... 16.80 to world peace, followed up the of Evatt'a proposal "would make Uungary before the First W^ld ing officer, aald Fredaall reported dlctlon on the Conn-Loiiia Bght slav government which replaced war. ford; WTHT—Hop Harrigan; the Air. field In the Frankfurt area. Hartford, June 19.—(A»)—De Co., Edward, patching m aterial...... 74.35 Russian veto yesterday by seeking It clear that the Security CkJuncil 8:30 -- WDRC — Dr. Christian; daring that the supply "la back yesterday that a car stopped near tonight. ly CKl Co., fuel o U ...... ’ ’!',1,',^‘ ’ ‘ had evaded Its duty in this sltua- the regime of King Peter, whom The motion came at the opening WTIC—Young Wldder Brown. Reportera were prevented by 20.25 an Immediate vote on his original SQUARE 5:00—WDRC—Feature Story; News; WONS- Fresh Up Show; military police from’ approaching i to pre-war level," State Highway hit home long enough for the driv­ I t Plumbing Supply Co., hardware and supplies... 40.00 resolution calling for a break with tlnn." .Mihailovic served as war minis­ of the tenth day of the trial. . WTH’T—Fishing and Hunting; er to pick up the crow) and drove Use of tobacco as money is as Small Hope of Favorable Vote Milos Gllstlc, last of Mlhsllovlc’s WONS — Musical Roundup; the pair, but photographers were ' Commissioner William J. Cox re­ lett. Mrs. IreM. board and care . ••••;•...... 204.91 Franco Spain by all members of ter and commander In chief dur­ WTIC -Penquin Room with Hll- off. Fredaall got a couple of old as ita cultivation—it matched Hardware, F. T., hardware and supplies...... Lange Indcated that he had ing the period that he was recog­ liteutenants presented for trial, WTHT—Terry; WTIC—When a allowed at eioac quarters. Col.. ports that the 1946 official higb- 522.64 the United Nations. degarde. James K. Mitchell of the provost I way map of Connecticut would be numbers of the marker plate of gold aa legal tender in colonial Oil Co., g a s ...... Adjourrfed Until Monday small hope that the council would nized as the first Important under­ took the stand for cross-examina­ Girl Marries. 50.00 5:15—WDRC—Top Tune Time; 9.00—WDRC—Sad Sack Show; marshal’a office said the Durants available to the public today. the car and by a process of elim­ Virginia. , Raymond R.. legal services ...... ‘ * 5.00 Chairman Dr. Francisco Castillo vote favoiably on his resolution ground fighter during the war. tion on charges In. the indictment. GARAGE aynton’s Aickland Store, meats and groceries...... Old Record Shop; WONS—Sup­ W’O.NS—Gabriel Heater: WTHT 32.10 Najera of Mexico ruled, however, for an immediate break with Ofrieer* Given "Go Ahead” The former captain of the Royal —Court of Missing Heirs; WTIC It A GhapiMai. milk...... - ...... that the council was not prepared Franco Spain when it reconvenes Yugoslav Army pleaded Innocence. De Soto and Plymouth Sedee and Service erman; WTHT—Dick Tracy; 25.00 Glialic testified that previoue W WTIC—Portia Faces Life —Eddie Cantor Show. 7 ^ Mta. Hattie, board and care... ■ • • ...... 12.70 to discuss that Issue at,once and Monday, but said he would presw the Chetnlk attack on the Pa/ti- Slight and plnch-faccd the 36 year 9 15 ..ftfosMenoe. Inc., Water Dept, charts...... the issue to complete "the histori- 04 5:30-.-WONS—CapUin Midnight; : —WONS—Real Stories from 20.00 adjourned the meeting until Mon­ sana at Uzlce, Mihailovic met his I Gllatlc was wartime-command­ ERNKST ROY, Prop. Real Life. a ««*— B.. transportation services-----. . . . • • • • .75 day afternoon. Barring unMtial de- ral record.” His action would have er of a Chetnlk unit In Sadnjak WTHT—Jack Armstrong; WTIC ■Bba Machine Co., adding machine ribbon, the effect df forcing other mem­ officers and gave them a "go 241 NO. MAIN ST. TEU 51 IS 9:30—WDRC—Bob Crosby show; 545.00 vclopmenta there seemed small ahead” and then added that he, between Montenegro and the Al­ —Just Plain Bill. . WONS-Spotllght Bands; WTHT , and Dell, oSlce equipment. 90.69 likelihood that the Polish demand bers of the Big Five, besides Rus­ banian border. Sandjack was the 5;45_W ’0N S—Tom Mix; WTHT 1 Qitodlng Co., Ubor and m aterial...... sia. to exercise the veto or to ab­ in the future, would disclaim re­ — Interracial Scholar.ship; WTIC! 317.94 for council action against Spain sponsibility for tho action. scene of a bloody massacre of Mos­ Tennessee Jed; WTIC —Front 1 Mr. District Attorney. ' Chavralet Co., truck parts and reptfrs...... 4.65 would be adopted. stain from voting. lems, and the prosecution charged Page Farrel. A Son. Inc.. G. A., electrical su^U es...... •. In the interim the United Na­ The International Health con­ The technique of urdering wit­ 9:45 WTHT—Music; Harry Wis- ! gro- nesses who have been conflicting that the (/hetniks executed them f Evening mef. I Oak Otocery A Auto Supply Co.. meaU and 6.00 tions Atomic- Energy commission ference, called by the U. N. Eco­ because of their popular sympathy nomic and Social Council, con­ testimony to confront each other 8:00—News on all stations. 10:00—W’DRC—Grpat MomenU in Everything for your home 12.46 —consisting of the 11 nations for the Partisan caMe. ____ i'A C o ^ r 6o^ Water Dept, supplies...... which comprise U>e Security coun­ venes at 3:30 p. m„ e.d.t, today has become a standard proceeding 8:15 _ WDRC — Spotlight on Music; WONS — Endorsed by | 46.45 before the three-man court. At Sports; WONS — Today in Dorsey; WTHT—Boxing. Louis lUieckMboaid Feed Store, feed...... 19.31 cil, plus Canada 'meets at 3 p.m. with delegates Invited from tho California la the second largest Icheney Brothers, rent and supplies...... e. d. t. today to dis^ss the United .51 United Nations and with ob­ the moment of meeting, techni­ Sports: Musical Rcundup; vs. Conn; WTIC—College of Mu- I 68.58 cians snap on floodlights: movie state In the union with a total land WTHT—Kay-0-(3uiz: WTIC - s(cal Knowledge. ! Children’s Center, board and care...... 28.00 States proposals for dstabll.shmcnt servers from 16 non-member coun­ area of 156,800 square mllea 10 WAYS BETTER of an international abthorily to tries some of them former ene­ cameras grind; and photographers Professor Andre Schenker. . 10;30—WDRC -Holiday for Mu.sic; I^ rk . MlasM. A, rent ...... V"';; ...... • ...... 3.52 WONS—Ray Henry and Orchfes- Itavde Everett Equipment Co., equipment...... e ...... 95 handle the development bf atomic mies; the Allied Military Control snap still pictures. But so far, this 8:30—WDRC—Report to Connec­ • Citantti as it lubricates! ■Ounmissloner on Domestic Animals, dog license ta g s ...... energy and to outlaw Uia atom commlasloDS in Germany, Japan has caused no wltncas to change ticut: WONS—Answer Man; tra; WTHT- Sport Gems. 13.39 10:4.5 — WTHT Golden Gospel | •Cook's Service StaUon, labor and material...... 4.03 bomb as an Instrument war­ and soiitljern Korea, and from ten his story. WTHT -T Mu.sic: WTlC Bob • PisparMS engine sludgel Ip a iM Dairy, milk ...... fare. inlornatfonal orgnnlratlons. Mihailovic and 24 of his follow­ Pile Torture Steele: Weather Report from Singers. , | 38.67 11:00—News on all stationv'" • Incraosas gas mileage! niavls, Jr.. Mrs. E. 1*. board and care...... 40.00 To Play Important Part Spain Is bracketed with Gcr- ers are on trial for charges of trea­ Brainard Field. ipawedowlex, Walter A., meats and groceries...... martv and Italy among tho.se not Soothed in 11:15_WDRC Word frptu the 100.00 The question of the veto power, son and collaboration. ’The court 6:45 — WDRC P.obcrt Trout • Stands 35^ to 50° highor eVaax. Mrs. Oreoe. board and care...... invited to send representatives, previously denied a request for Country: WONS—Tay«n Orch­ 6.45 as wielded by Russia yesterday in News: WONS—Easy Ace.s; estra: WTHT—Eygfiing Devo­ tamporoturoil r-Rlchman Cot, oflloe supplies...... Surgeon-General Dr. Thomas American witnesses. Few Minutes,^ WTIC—Lowell Thomas. Co., A. B., Mimeograph machine servicing, parts, sup- the Security Codncll debete on Patran heads tlv American dele- tion; WTIC—Harkneas of Wa.sh- 44.68 Franco Spain Spain, prom^^ promised to play an ,a,t Defense Attorney DraglC'Jokai- Act now for quick relief from 7:00—WDRC—Mystery of the • Reduces carbon, lacquorl p tiss'...... movic presented a list of proposefl ington. iT r etaphone Corporation, Dictaphone cylinders...... -----.... 7.20 Important part In the deliberations | JL torture of piles. Don’t wait an­ W>ek; WONS—Fulton Lewis. 11:.J0 WDRC-./invilation to Mu­ 8.00 witnesses, expanded from the list • Prevents rust end cerrosieni ■kw, A. «’»*“**• (m Id .), medical services (Work. Comp.). <. of the Atomic Energy commis­ other day but apply Peterson’s News; WTIC- Supper Club. sic; WONS^^Del Courtney s Or- 9.37 sion. which the court rejected last week. Ointment at once, the cooling, I 6ft, C. B , dlsinfactants...... When he began to read a telegram 7:15—WDRC—Jack Smith Songs; chestra/^^ews; WTHT—Music:- • Protects mdving pails! ftgut, Mrs. noreoce D , board and care...... 40.00 In advancing the United States soothing, astringent formula that WONS—Famous Songs: Musical WTlG-^Carmen Cavallero and 10.00 plan at the. flrit mectln|( of the from New York, the court presi­ has brought foyful relief to thou­ ^il rings clwonert r. Jaiuea, InapeiEtloo and distribution ...... Will Not Cross dent interrupted to say "it is ab­ Roundup: WTHT — Raymond Oreffestra. at DeMemoure, E. L. Water Dept. suppllM...... 184.50 commlaalon laat Friday, Reprc.sen- sands for 40 years. Relieves Itch­ Swing; WTIC—News of the 12>60- WONS Ted Straeter’s Or- 5.00 tativa Bernard M. Baruch made it solutely not necessary to read It.” ing promptly. All druggists have ^ - J' ■ a< .‘w -7 V • Oil/tines stay c/eoneK iin Btateff Ptdlce Radio League, Inc., membership dues.. Picketing Line "Let me read the telegram and World. I - chestra: WTIC News: Francis ' Valve Co, Water Dept equipment...... 723.99 plain that there must be no veto Peterson’s Ointment. 35c box, or r Craig’s Orchestra. 28.00 power in any part of the frame­ you will see why I ask for these 60c in tube with applic.ator. Money 7:30 — WDRC Elleiy Qiieciv. •^Lengthens engine life! • Bans, board and care...... WONS - Chri/itoph Spetiks: I 1’2:30 WONS Eddy Ulivor s Oi- 2.94 work he'waa propoeing for the de­ (tioBtlBired trtiin Page Oae) wltnescss." the lawyer said. When cheerfully refunded if not delight­ .jrth A Son. Inc., L. L.. Water Dept, supplies...... he continued to press the point, the WTHT—Lone Ranger; WTlC — ' chestra; WTIC--Three Sun.s. PhlUp. meats and groceries...... 60.QO velopment and peaceful use of ed. I 46.00 atomic energy. court called him to order with a Fire Prevention Prograru' 12:45—WTIC -Lee Simms. ral f f * ^ " g Authority, rent ...... filed a 30-day strike notice with In yogf container Natimial Stores, Inc., meats and groceries...... 45.00 The proposal which Russia veto­ the NationBl I.xbor relations board bell and a threat; _eher Co., Oustave, offlee supplies...... 9.60 ed yesterday In the Security Coun­ In March, following what he said 'I warn Mr. Jokrimovic he must ' q l. W»A Fodoral Tax 40.47 cil would have, referred to the 51- was the same legal procedure as keen to the order of the court.” Jonney Co., W. Q., lumber, cement, fuel...... natlon General Assembly a sub­ Television of Fight Tonight ESKUPda. Louis J.. meats and groceries...... 46.65 other striking unioiia. Commenting on the proposal, the Yes, Wards Viftalizcd Oil "clings to hot spots” in your ' 40.00 committee report on Spain ac­ WASHING Meenbacker, F. W.. cedar posts...... t luiins Reneging On Offer pro.sectitor asked; ' I engine . . .covers s iz z lin i cylinder walls with a to u ih , 3remmo A Son, Felix, meats and groceries...... 20.00 companied by a recommendation He said the strike came after "Can witnesses from abroad re- 36.00 that the Asaembly call for a nip- MACHINE A eoDecUon of rings set with Is j^ttracting Most A ttention clinging film! And that’s IM PORTANT! For tests ICunas, Peter J., rent...... the company "reneged” on a wage I Bale Co, J. W.. meats, groceries, supplies. •••••••...... 31.01 ture In relations with Madrid—or offer made June 4 at Boston for fine white diamonds of unusual prove “ordinary” oils may leave these important 1.78 take whatever action It deemed an across-thc-bogrd Increase of 15 TROUBLE? distinction. Solitaires like “hotspots” unprotected! Remember—the “hot spots” * “ ford Automotive Service Co., Inc., truck parts...... (I3utern Standard — .Add One • Tho.se fortunate enough to pos- ford Dept. PuMlc Welfare, board and care...... 198.00 desirable—if Franco la still In cents an hour, with 10 per cent of HAND MADE BABY shining beacons, and designs In in yOur engine are WEAR-spols . . .p ro te ct them 4.25 power when the Assembly meets it retroactive to April 29. WE SPFX'IALIZE IN THE which the major diamond Is set H6ur for Daylight). •sess home receivers are anticipat­ _ Jord SaniUiy Products Co.. Janitors’ supplies...... GIFTS (Urge Variety) ing a theater-like atmosphere in with Wards Vitalized Oil! „jitiiaway, Mre. Norman, room and board...... 48.00 in September. A management spokesman said REPAIR OF ALL MAKES In an opolant cluster of attend­ ’ Broadcast. 7:30 Picview; 9 15.00 yesterday that "no such offer" ant stone*. Choose an engage­ Round by Round. ABC and Full their living rooms. Other lookers ^'Hathaway, Norman, rent ...... Second Time Veto Power Deed MRS. ELLIOTT’S OP WASHERS! are to get a chance to see at spe­ •VitoHjed Oil it Similar to tha Motor Oil Utad ck Mfg, Co, Water Dept, supplies...... 13.27 It was the second tlrfie that Rus­ had been made at the Boston meet­ ment ring from this group, and Network. 6y Ait Army Trucki ond Tonki in World War Ilf t' 80.00 ing with Federal conciliators. RUG .VM) GIF!' SHOP know that yon have an amaz­ cial viewing points. Lack of sets is enway, Mrs. Henry, board and c a r e ...... sia had exercised the veto p’ serylces...... 35.60 and Whitney division of Niles-Bc- is attracting the attention, it be­ 62.59 In Invoking his veto power. So­ ment-Pond company, the CIO un­ ing the first time for a like battle MADE OF STEEL! WITH 2 CELLS! Man. Dlv.—Hartford Gas Co., gas service...... viet Delegate Andrei A. GronvyUo Potterton’s , Man. Lumber A Fuel Co, lumber, cernent, plpej_fuel...... 227.10 ion commute continued prepara­ to be seen at such distances. Be­ 141.00 atooerfast on the premise that tion of a new proposal to be sub­ filancheater'a Largest Radio sides Its WNBT In New York, NBC ' Man. Memorial Hospital, board and ca re ...... Spain is a proven menace to world JT‘i MWf ^---1-«- Man. Plumbing A Supply Co., hardware and supplies...... 66.97 mitted to the company. The Issue and Applianee Store is putting the signals oil the co­ peace and that the Seexirity Coun­ At the Center W HILE YOU inometed ^hh ^ Man. Radiator Co., truck parts and repairs...... 9.50 Is a pay Increase. axial cable for WPTZ at Phila­ 4 . 9 5 1125 cil should take immediate action. Attorney William 8. Gordon. Jr., 8S9-S4I ftlAlN STREET delphia and W3XWT at Washing­ Man. Water Co., water service ...... j ...... Gromyko has steadfastly opposed announced today that the Con­ ton. It had been hoped to include KEEP C O O LI Manchester Water Os., water service ...... 18.97 Lightweight aluminum penlite, Critp, pure white . . . a 9.14 delcgatihg to the General Assem­ necticut Federation of Labor, AFL, WRGB at Schenectady, but a spe- Use it in many ways! Wheel it in­ McCarthy’s Pharmacy, drugs ...... bly power which be believes the popular Sondol itt on a .60 would seek to participate as a ciad relay could not be made ready to yard to help you "hang up"; about the size of a fountain pen MeOUNConverse, Inc, office supplies...... Security Council Itself should "friend of the court,” when a hear- p io t lo rm t o la an d a Merritt A Co.. Josepli, prinU...... 2.16 in time. 25.55 wield. lifg 1" held iB Federal court here when ironing, let it protect clean with clip for carrying in your wadgi* h*«l! On* ttrap. Montgomery Ward, furnishings,...... Gromyko told newsmen after tho The television announcers, who. .93 Monday on the application of the by the way, have a much easier pocket! Plastic tip. bargain, YOU’LL FIND National Recreation Asso., Inc., publications...... meeting that his veto was not Niles union for an injunction to clothes. Pine for picnic basket, A New England Blue Print Paper Co.. Director Reproduction harmful to the cause of the United time than the word-busy broad­ 492.79 restrain police from Interfering casters, will be Ben Grauer and shopping cart, too. Basket is re­ with 2 cellsl outfit ...... - ...... Nations but that Inaction was. with picket actlvltiea. "The AFL,” - Nswlands Sanitary Laboratory, analyses...... 20.50 Before the vote was taken the Bob Staton. Five cameras will be movable; cart folds for storing. Extra Penlite Cells.... Each 5c 30.10 Mr.' Gordon said. /‘Is definitely in- used, three of them of the latest L - Now Modal Launory, laundry service...... council rejected a proposal by Sir terested Ip the outcome of this N. Y , N. H. A Hartford R. R.. freight...... 6.11 type. 112.7^ Alexander Cadogan, Britiah dele- case, which has a statswlde rig- Niekol^Briatol, Inc., truck tires, tubes, etc...... hat the subcommittee'a re- nlflcanee.” ...... - Norton, Ralph P.. voting machine mechanic...... 150.50 I thft Spanish question be re- Obstrieur, Joseph, Almshuuae furnishings...... 11.00 to tho General Assembler 28.00 Tobacco was once used -by In P st^ tls, Mrs. Frank P.. board and care...... , t -recommendation. , . " _ , I ■diansdlans in in iHTdaie n4ddle Am America erica as as a a mc«- mod- 24 HOUR SERVICE ■ Photo Record Coi-p., photographic supplies...... 18.61 On^ Cadogan and Dr Eelcoi ^nd as Inceillfe' in religious ''SPORT LIFE" ( SAVE AT WARDS Pittsburglji Equitable Meter Division, Water Dept, equip­ van Kleffena of The Netherlands Leremonles. call 4 1 6 6 ment ...... 125.40 gvoted for the British proposal. Six ON CANNING NEEDS FINE TUMBLERS Pollard Co, Inc.. Joseph G, Water Dept, supplies...... 140.00 delegates voted against while |------—- ...... MANCHESTER TAXI CO. Prentice, Mrs. Ida. board and ca re ...... < ’A’ ■ • 100.00 the United Slates, «a by Evatt I WANTED! Auorttd S: ^ Dozen WHEREVER Prospect Convalescent Home and Hospital, board and ca re .. 471.40 In invoking tha vsto power j o *o i» '<’>'‘ 1 , - 1 . 2 9 ^tylD*righ» tlmg bock ion- •BEEF •CATTLE I- del In a bright red fcbrici Purnell Corporation, rent ...... • • • 18.00 Gromyko rejected a personal plea' Come to W^«la_ for all your YOU GO Quish, William P , ambulance service...... 21.00 by Evatt to go along wl,th the^ •CALVES Interesting Bird and Dog Kenes. ■ *' Off c*nter open to*. n«at Radio Corp. of America. Police equipment...... 107 34 council majority. i 'M canning supplies . . . and save! platform iol«. ■ Red A White Food Store, meats and groceries ...... 12.00 "I appreciate ^^lly tbs effort af; Estimates Cheerfully Given. DEAN'S ■True-to-life colors won't wosh off, Ov * • Remington Rand, Inc.. Calculator and, rate book sheets... 610.16 Dr. Evatt and other members of Call Manchester'6046 crystal-clear glass. lO-rOZ. size Mason Cupn ...... do/.. 3Sc Raymond Baking Co, bread, ...... 100.06 the council to achieve a unanimous | Personal Service fine for entertaining! Sets make Stiinilard Iliililier^ .... ilo/,. 6c ' Rhein, Milton W., engineering supplies...... 5.70 s------^ c m m o g Schiebel Bidlhers, truck parts, etc...... 80.01 ^ N ^ R 0 S grand gifts . . . for den, bar, Glass Jar-F'unnel ...... 10c- ScUntlflc Refrigeration Co., labtu and m aterials.....;...... 7.00 e RUGS — UPHOLSTF.RY b y ' ■J. hunting lodge, summer home. Shurtleff. Flavel. consultant services...... 1.... 137.00 CItftned and 5|otli Prpofed .by Smith A Corona Typewriters. Inc, L. C., typewriter rib* hand . . In your own home. ; bona ...... Have you aver had lemeone So. New England Telephone Co, telephone service...... 363.86 RANGE AND FUEL OIL e CAR UPHOLSTERY say to you, “My, how cool you Sperry, Luella C , board and care...... 28.00 look," when you're really not State Paper Co, towels and cups...... 11.22 at ollf But it makes you feel Thacker«Craig Paper Co, paper supplies...... 15.73 , Wholotolo Gatolino r" ClMoed and Master-Glazing.. . Tolland County Artificial Insemination Asso., Inc, sendeea I The new way to car beauty! ’ cooler anyv^yTtfoesn't It? rendered ...... '•...... 6.00 PHONE 5408 or 6360 If you stay attractive^ ITT!' Triple X Stores, trailer parts...... 2.39 then, perhaps you will beat ' UrbaneUi, Peter, ahoe repairs ...... 4.00 C o m p a n y ^ / Wallace A Tteman, Recreation Dept, suppltea...... 22.62 Bontly , the heqtl The secret Is care­ MELODIOUS ful attention to your cosmetk Warren Pipe Co. of Mass, Inb, pipe t ...... 5,597.28 m 52fS or t-l05Y f Warbner's Shoe Store, sh o e s...... T ...... 3.45 S81 llitlfi Street Official Notice appearance—achieved by us­ Thil anchonting wida ing such inaxpensive Items oi a NU-TONE bOOR op«n pump U 5 0 cool and f, W’est Side Dairy, m ilk ...... 7.80 OpRoeltf th« Armory t : WUhelm-Davlea, compressor .. . 1,901.20 'good mokaup foundation (like Battering! In o cl*an-cut ' Willis Garage, Don, cruiser partsp a r ts ...... 11.75 Making Voters 1 Max Factor Pancake Makeup), CHIME inowy white fabric. Willis A Son. Inc., O. E„ rent, fu el...... 43.15 a soothing skin lotion (Botany W’lllson, Sumner L.. labor and m aterial...... ; 4.39 ' Tha Selectmen and Town Clerk] Lanolin Lotion), on effecliv* STEEL CLOTHESLINE Wood Company, L. T., ice and processing services ...... 35.10 of the Town of Mancheater here­ deodorant (Arrid), hair remover 7 . 9 5 SOLID BRASS . Tanner-Oil Co., oU, etc...... I ...... 50.60 by give notice that they will be In i (Neel), a home permonent wove Bcgont, Colonial . . . typical of NOZZLEAT Yules, Samuel, shoe r e j^ r s ...... 4.90 aeMion at the Town Clerk’s Office' PROP r e d u c e d : 97< kit (Lady Corele), and a fresh the period it represents! The vj. WARDS 4 5 c S ^ l e , Edmond R. l;M.D.), medical services (Work. Comp.).. 17.50. PAINT that PROTECTS in the Municipal Building for the I summery fragrance. Transport Clearings Associates, freight ...... 2.88 purpoae o f examining the qualift-1 GET ALL THESE ITEMS FROM brant 3-tuba effect sounds two Galvaxlfed all-ateel prop, cqtlona of el«ctorB and admitting; OUR BIG CATALOG. stately tones for front door, one Rustproof . . ■ with a,large Total ..$24,728.75 to the EILEfiTORS’ OATH those won't »ag. bend or snap! waterway. Can be adjusted who iihall he found qualified on for the back. It's an exclusive Special clamp keeps rope se­ Thuriiday, June 20th from 5 p. ,m. from a steady stream to a until 8 p. m., only (D8T). NU-TONE designi Nowot W ordil cure In heavy winds. ahutoff. Naturalized citizens must pre­ sent naturalization rertlfieate be- fore being made. Odd Fellows Bingo Signed .Sherwood G. Bovvers, TEL. It VMt our Catalog Daparlmant ter ftomi not In itor* ilocki A Ghre your budgat aH ft.;.u»* our Monthly Paymanf Plonl David Chambers, McGniXONVERSE CeclJ W. iBngland; 5161 A' Uiursday Night miy’from yoiur OJACO Doolcr - Jtqmgy»r6t64 ^ Louis U- Oenovesl, Rayihotitl S'- Hafedorn. ontgomery M s t John I. Olson, MONIGOMERY WARD AND EVERY THURSDAY EVENING .1 MELVIN G. COX Harold A. Turklngton. 824-828 MAIN STREET MANCHE81 375 MAIN MnUECT •41 MAIN •?. Board df Selectmen Att Btngp P l ^ n MANCmeSTm ' .Samuel J. Turkingtdn. Town dlerk. MANCHESTER Cordiatty Invited to Attendl 824-828 MAIN STitEET 824-828 MAIN STREET k Bi r PAINI!) Dated St Manchester this 14th j Artvertise In The HefeW— ft '-M m day 9f June, 1646. . L MANCHESTER MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNE^SDAY, JUNE 19,1949 PAGE SEVEN

MAN’CIIESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEK, LU.NM... v v e U .N E S D A V , j l .n E 19. 1 9 1 9 Sharpe said, the number of milk of production generally. He said L6 B S I X producer-dealers la Connecticut he believed that what was "im­ them.seivea would favor If given Stale Facing has dropped from r,<63 to 861, and mediately needed” was "some price Buy on T’lrCSfOnC a free choice" In resolving the Dies Today Employment at Peak; added that to cr>fnpenSate for the adjustment which will give the in Wake of Storm Board Favors peace aettlemei^t. . decreased loc^ production dealers milk farmer enough profit to al­ sneralDorey ] ".Xrtlflrlal Obstacles Raised” > Milk Shortage have been^ importing increasing low him to remain In business. . Easy-to-Pay "It is of particular note, the dla- i After Fall 55,320,000 Work Now quantities/Of milk from outside the Land Purchase patch said, "that In the progress regrulaiymllk-shed, from farms not Dies in Texas! of the work of the Council of For­ Sharpe Says Reme 8t Tract "The idea occurs Involuiftarlly: Reached in July, 194.3, this was almost entlfely due to Hartford, June 19—(49—As^/rt- about 7,000,000 quarts of milk In­ snt Payroll Haven, formerly of Mancheater, does not such a policy repre^nt a spring jobs opening up on farms. ing that Connecticut ihilk produc­ to Connecticut this year, while so- BIK E TIRES Paaaet Away Today: •pecifle meana of exerting pressure John Golden, of 39 Woodbrldge In A pril 8, 190,000 w orked on railed emergency importations Taxes died aKlhe, West Haven hoapital The Board of Selectmen last In Middle of War tion is due for a drop of more than veaterday. She is survived by one upon the Soviet union? street, Hartford, and an employe farms. This number jumperl al- 25,000,000 quarts this yyar. State from uninspected sources are ex­ night approved a proposal submit- I nwst 700,000 to 8.880,000 in May. John S. C. Nii’holl.a ^ Co. CUffard D. Careney of 40 Forest ion. Joseph Leary of Florence, "The definite imprasalon arisi of the Burr Nursery Company By James Marlow Dairy and Food Commissioner pected to reach 20,000,000 quarts. ted by the Water Committee for that the perfectly fair and moder­ Non-Farm Jobs .-Xhout Same Conncctiqul’s dwindling herds of 8 Hendee Rd., Manchester was noUfled by telegram street and two daughlera, Mra. ere for the past four years, died W ashington, June 19—(49—The Carl M. Sharpe m XA last night Tel. t-l5l9 Frances Donaldson of Chicago and town purchase, with Water De­ ate demands of the Soviet union But In the same two months that the state •‘ia,facing its worst milch cows, said Sharpe, result 1 . 6 0 » after noon today of the are not satisfied In order to ob­ at. Manchester Memorial hoapital Census bureau says more people— non-farm jobs remained about the from lack of feed and rising coats In the Army Hoepltal. San Mrs. Timothy Andemon of Lake partment funds, of ah 80 acre milk shortage liyhlstory—one that Worth, Fla., five grandchildren tract in Chaitcr Oak Meadows for tain concessions from the Soviet oon today aa a reault of In- 56,320.000—have jobs how than at sam e In num ber: 46,360,000 In may last two-6r three years." ['Antonio. Teaaa, of Major General delegation on other economic received while he was at April. 46,440,000 in May. IBalstoad Dorey, USA (Ret.), who and four gieat grandchlldmn. a sum of $10,000. any time In American history. In a prepared statement com­ Funeral services will be held The purchase is to be made from , clauses of the peace treaty draft workXyeaterday morning. Yet, there has been a decrease menting art a recently completed Lightweight bslloon Ure^ fBnnorly raaided In Manchester. with Italy, regarding which the Gol^n was riding atop a load The figure is 570,000 higher than in the total number of farm work­ ; Oonaral Doray la a brother-ln-Uw from.. om St. Lawrence church Weat Frank Cheney. Jr.. Paul Cheney, the previous peak of 54,750,000 survey of milk production, Sharpe strong and sturdily built. Haven. Friday morning and burial and Frank Farley, present owners Soviet delegation la trying to curb of mos^on one of the company ers from the war years while They’ll give plenty of > f ’liefieV Uav#n T>*rifiAV TTtOm trucks w^n, shortly after enter­ reached in July, 1943, In the middle more non-farm jobs have opened declaiya that "remedies must be the united will be In St. Bridget s cemetery, of the tract. Negotiations leading the exceaaive appetite of some of founii immediately to discourage OUNCI •conomlcsl serrlce. its partners.” ing the nursery yard, the load of of the war. up. aUtea MlHUry Academy at W est Manchester. to the purchase were (jonducted The Census bureau figure of 55,- farmers from going out of business between the Water Committee and moss tipped and he fell from the In that peak war month of BOTTLI p oint. N. Y„ In the clasa of 1897, load. He was taken to the hospital 320,000 is for May, the latest total July, 1943, 9,700,000 people work­ selling their cows. ’ iOanaral Dorey participated In the Frank Cheney, Jr. Help Wanted In Bracll available. It Includes 450,000 men During the past two years. The town Water Department is Immediately. ing on farms, and 45,050,000 Ur Greeter Riding Comfort "‘Spanlth-Amerlcan War. who had jobs but were on strike. non-farm jobs. / 'iBpfha Insurrection and World, Funerals Interested in the acquisition of Rio de Janeiro— (JP>—There is no Band Plumbs Sound After the war ended last sum­ But In May. 1946, the r^ple War 1 and in the latter conflict ^ part of the Charier Oak tract as unemployment in Brazil. Thli mer John W. Snyder, reconversion SHOCK a measure to protect the artesian ' largest South American country is ■\s Prof Sounds Plumb working on farms numberqia only VALUE was wounded aaverely. He retired Thomas Mcfluskey director, estimated that perhaps 8,880.000 while those in ^n-farm A BSO RilERS from acUve service seven years wells on the former Rogers proper- i seeking workers for all types of 8.000,000 people would be unem­ Funeral sen’ices for Thomas This serial view shows the path of the tornado thro iigli Ojtbway, Onl ^nd the * ' '^^b?rclv Missoula, Mont.—i>Pi Trom­ Jobs rose to 46,440,000. - RENTAL ago. Ha w as 72 years of age. McClusky, of 211 Oak street, who ty on Charter Oak street, which ; new industries as well as additional ployed by this tim e in 1946. left behind it A score of persons were killeii and mo.- than s bundled miured. The storm baicly farmers, miners and constnictlon bones and trumpets blared in one The job score by breaks aeonunate of Oen. Cheney's died earlV Mond.ny morning will i the Water Department purchased ! Bases Figure On “Sampling" Oanaral Dorey was a roommate mlBsed the metropolitan districts of Detroit and Windsor. Out. i .NLA telephoto)______two years ago as a reserve and workers. Immigrants are being part of Montana University stu­ down this wav: BATTERIES a t w a it Point of another Man- be held tomorrow morrting at 10 dents union building, as a band The Census bureau says only In July, 1943: ^ o u \ 36.670,000 St. James’s rhurch, auxiliary water supply. sought to help solve the labor about 2.310,000 people are unem­ ROAD SERVICE d a y s f a s t e r aoldicr. thien a t \ ^ a t oclock at shortage. Although wages are not rehearsed. m ales and 18.08p^000 females. the W. P. Quish Funeral Cslled Good Investment ployed now. The bureau says it In May. 194jB; About 39,060,000 : i . 2 5 Point, General Sherwood A. Che- Ica\ing The Water Committee felt, how- ■ high, there are jobs to be filled In The ciignifled Rockefeller Insti­ CALL in home, 22.-I Main street, at 9 .30. tute study group met In another bases its figure on a “sampling.” males arid 16^260.000 femaVs. CEMTS Bay. and through his interest Odd Accident Bog of Allen Pays Out ever, th a t acquisition of the entlrew every kind of employment. It does not agree with other fig­ \ Nationally famous make of Mancheater and the Cheney fam­ room. trftf4-,woiild be a good investment ures on present unemployment - Nichols-BristoL Inc- advanced design, Inclndli^ ily. met Miss Theodora (Tieney. Williaill H. Moffett Fiesno county. California, with Raising his voice above tlie Ka< J. ti. Maddoc'k getting unemployment pay. ^Of ficiated and burial was m the Bol- Rosslare Harbour. Wexford. Eire out. town departments desirn to use that number 1,365,000 were getting Gofs the Soap Out during Irta military career, except Runs Into Fence A remarkable machine called a .some portions of the tract at some for the period of time that he was 1 ton Center cemetery. Fourteen ■ thousand acres of the civilian unemployment pav, the Quickly . . . Easily great central plain of Ireland, “bagger," automatically cuts, mac- future d.ate, the land will be -made Five Star Special! Jy Boalgned to staff duties. During Iklw ard Cameron. of .Nipsic HALE'S SELF SERVE remaining 1.717,000 were war vet­ the I^lllppine Insurrection he was known a.s the Bog of Allen, form­ ciate.s and spreads the turf on top available and the Water Depart- The Original In New England! erans drawing unemployfnent pay glda to General Hall %nd later slieet, Glaaionbury, i.s at the Man­ erly a desolate .swamp, is today the of the bog at the rate of 350. tons*-mcnl compensated, f rom-‘ the, ifovern ment. •Ida to General Leonard Wood. He Town Meeting chester Memorial ho.ipiial siiSer- scene of one of Eire's biggest in­ a day. Driven by electric motors i W here Situated (In April the total W'as 3.100.000 liras a graduate of the General ing from injuries sustained about dustries. the bagger weighs 45 tons and is The SO acre tract lies south of AND HEALTH MARKET of whom 1.600,000 were civilians | Btaff of the Army and a graduate the head and fate a* a result of Not until _lhe war left Ireland 60 feet long. Charter Oak street, and west of and 1,500.000 veterans. I Of the Army W'ar College. Again Delavetl an accident on an automobile short of coal and threw her back on Seven baggers now in use at Gardner street, and extends in a How Rmploylment Has Risen HOUSEHOLD In World War I I iscooter running into a barbed wire her native fuel resources, was the (,’lonsast have no difficulty in cop- .jn foot .strip to Spring street, The following figures will show ' mg with submerged bog oak. and alongside the Mt. Nebo athletic During his service in the Min­ fence in Bolton. value of the turf or peat in this THURSDAY SPECIALS! how employment has risen to its danao In the Philippines he was vast bog realizeil. each has an output of 12,000 tons : field. The property includes the present total of .55,3‘20,000; Matter of a Comfort The accident was brought to the a year. - I land now occupied by'the Man- Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales! wounded and later. In Worlil War attention of the police in an un­ Now, what was a wilderness T hat figure is 1,0.50,000 higher I suffered two wounds. Station NePcis Further home of the snipe, and the grouse Portarllngton ’ProspFri , Chester Auction Market, where than the 54,270,000 employed ,ln BROOMS usual way. His brother Charles The dried turf is carried across i strawberry and cauliflower sales ■ Suncrest For his exemplary service he, Cameron. Jr . ■first reported to the has no com parable .scene of ac­ July, 1945, just before Japan quit. was awarded the Distlnguisheil the bog by electrically propelled arc conducted. Stmlv* bv m BoanI police that the scooter had been tivity in Ireland. Night and day, It is 4,070,000 higher than .lha SHAMPOO Barvice Cross and the Distinguish-, the i;og re-echoes to the burr ofs "collectors” to the distributing: The Water Committee also vot-; 46 Oz. Can 47e 81,2.50,000 employed In Septem ber. Take off today! The sun is warm, (he sand inviting, the alolen. He later informed the base, whence it is removed by • ed last night to expend the sunv-j Orange Juice «d Service Msdsl. • | The apecial town meeting to police that he had heard that hia electrically driven turf machines 1945, the low est em ploym ent "'/J water enticing and in you go for the best fun of all. Ke .and He Is survived by his wife, two j and elevators. Diesel engined locomotives along , cf $9,000 to double the capacity of ^ month since the war ended. daughters. Mrs. Georgians Grant consider the matter of erecting a brother w as in the hospital and in the harow gauge railway to elec-1 the Line street filtration plant ] Reg. 98c Investlgaling this the police found The scche is alClonsast, near Suncrest How have these people al­ the goddess Neptune in one of our brief, bare and fashion­ BATH SPRAY of West Point, N. Y„ and Miss comfort station at or near the the town of Portarjlngton, in trie elevators near Portarlington . through which the town water i most entirely veterans, since Bdnab Dorey ot Boeme, Texas.; center ,,.4* again postponed by the that his brother was in the oper­ town. These elevators can fill rail- i supply from Buckingham now 1 able swim suits. Some one-piece, some two, .some in ating room. He had had an ear County Offaly. everyone else was working during tbs boms of Central I^rey | g^ard of Selectmen last night, A $20,000,000 ProjM;t way trucks and. motor lorries a t' passes. The present filtration! Orange and Grapefruit the war—found jobs? .solids and others in exciting print.s. .-Vnd in all this bath­ Ofdif ^ 0 * ( . miles outside San Antonio. Texas. ^ almost torn off and a skull Injury. the rate of a ton a minute for dis- plant has a capacity of 2,500.000 ; 69c The accident had occurred in Mechanization of the bog was About 1,820.000 women who ing picture Marlow's hasn’t left out anyone — you'll find a big task, but sufficient hartd-cut tribution all over Ireland. i gallons daily. The addlUona) plant : • worked during the war have quit Two kind* . , . «»e an all-pnrpoaa then for June 28th, it has now been Bolton and he was brought in by Workers are paid $12 per week. , will be for emergency use. or for . Juice 46 Oz. Can type of fine qtullty broom com; tho scheduled for July 19th. turf to keep the country gi'Hng and gone back Into their homes. swim suits here for (he entire family. Has five feet ot rzb b e r a passing aiitoi.sl who did not give with keep. later increase of the plant capacity, ; ■ ' '~* So have a number of old people other, a iturdy fiber broom grand The delay was voted in order to his name or tell where he found could not be produced, so deVal- tnblng, enough to convert give a special committee consist­ era’s cabinet formed the Turf De­ Portarlington is now one of the if that proves necessary. | (figures not available) who came for scrubbing. Imagine flno brooms ing of Selectmen Chambert, Bow­ the man. velopment Boaid in 1940. most prosperous towns in Ireland. — — — - j Tomato Juice Pint at this low price I Limited quantity, yozr tub bath Into a aliowar. The ers and England an opportunity to I Now after six years the scheme, Small farmers and cotters in the I i come early. Also perfoet for a shampoo study the proposal further. The which cost $20,000,000 is reaching ilistrict with their wives and (am- A/IIlICUIl | epnj. Pino quality foe long original petition asking the es­ Sixth British m aturity. Mile.a of narrow gauge Notice Watch for Other five Star SpecMel ■atiafactory wear. Doctor tablishment of the comfort sta­ railw ay had to be laid across tf(i' stacking the turf, the only phases Phases Considered Use Tomato Puree Women tion called for an appropriation of l)og. E lectric power from 'th e of production done by hand. It is — Offirrr Missiiij:; not unusual for a man, his wife $7,500. Investigation, however, has Shannon hydro-electric plant was ((Continued from Page One) Zoning Board of Appeals indicated that no auitable struc­ installed. Workshops, foundries, and a couple of children to earn, For Any Purpose Says: ture can be built for that turn, and May Be Hfwtajse .and hostels (or , w orkers were amongst them, $48 or more a ' In accordance with the require­ BATHING SUITS for Good Looks and Plenty of Long Wear ministers were slated to discuss to- ', | ments of the zoning regulations of there Is a further question'aa to erected and a oomprehensive , week. I morrow the proposed formation of William A. O’Brien, M.D. [whether the town Park Depart- No. 2Vi Can the Town of Manchester, the Zon­ Sizes .'12-38 _ ment will allow construction of the (Continued ______Ironi Cage One) an Allied Treaty Inspection com- 1 ing Board of Appea.s will hold a i’fltten for NEA (Service mission, which Russia previously 11 ritrof the teeth tmaloc-l station at the location originally attributed to Irgun Zvai Leumi, ; public hearing In the Municipal the attacks of a military si;ale on About Town has oppo.sed a.s an infringement of i Campbell’s Building, Thursday evening. June cluaion. resulU from a variety of ; Ph»>ned. , ,treet corner m Tel Avid and e.s- eight frontier bridges connecting Italian sovereignty. j If thla were not the case, 20th at 8:00 P. M.. on the follow­ Next^ Fridfy hi going to be a ' tablished posts to check identities the country with all its neighbors Other items in the 4talian treaty ing applications: Beautifui •11 children who suck thalr fingers big pay day for town employes, i every 20(7 sr 300 yards. ,,, and against railway centers were Tiie Legion Junior baseball learn awaiting settlement; Vegetable Soup 2 would have crooked teeth. Application of Ethel Brodeur $4.49 to $8-98 believed the work of the larger will meet at 8 o’clock tonight in Withdrawal of Allied troops Moat dentists who specialize in thli selectmen decided last nightj R^Hidcnls of tic ' for extension of permls.sion to op­ as they wound up their distributionm ent ne.ar Acre re.sisted a miht.iiy Jev.'lsh Haganah organization. As the Legion Home. All members , futur* of Italy's colo erate Beauty Parlor at 262 Parker SEAT the correctiota of children’s teeth the area yesterday, yet no official unity between op- are asked to be present. | nies; disposition of the Dodecennes beUeve that if a child stops suck­ of the $35,000 pay Increase appro-■ search of the area yesterda.^ street In a Residence A zone. | j prlation voted by the March town blocking gates to the town with an orations of the two dissident under­ ------„ . Islands: lUlian-Yiigoelav fronUer, V-8 Cocktail Juice In (ilamorous One and Two-Piece Styles ing his fingers afUr the third year iron watertank and releasing a ground groups has been reported. rhe Salvation Army will hold i Trieste; the Auatrian-Itallan ' Application of Cliarlea E. Hurl- of age, little permanent damage to m eeting. hurt for permission to erect two Of the $35,000, approximately hive of bees, an Army spokesman Acts To End Terrorism its annual picnic at Coventry lake, border and disposition of surplus COVERS theiaeth resiklts. The habit should at the Army's campground Na­ 2 Can advertising signs on West Center Sizes to to 41 — not be forcibly broken at any time. $14„500 has been allotted to finance sail!. Elsew here in the Holy Land Itslian Navsl units. street near junction of Olcott Entering the area aflifr remov­ than Hale, S aturday, June 22. B us­ I the child may substitute another In the regular payrolls tor the re seething wiUi Jewish wratli —the es will leave the citadel at 1;15 stre e t and H artford Road in a 9 5 , . habit which la more difficult to ' mainder of the fiscal year those ing the blocks, the soldiers search­ 1 aleslino gorvernment acted to Residence AA zone. ed the town, detained several per­ p. m. There will be swimming Rusaian Demands *Only (Ceapet) control and which causes more j weekly increa.ses which were al- end a wave of terrorism which has and boating and other organized Application of Mrs. Lester Sil­ ~ ~ ~l~ a O’ dam age—Up sucking. I lotted to the town employes. sons for questioning anil cnnfi.scat- cost 18 dead and scores injured in TANG V Spiced Meat i'ed signalling apparatus. games and races. There will be Insignificant Part* ver for permission . to operate If a child does not acquire the i $20,500 Is Still Left Uiree days of violence, during an old fashioned basket picnic. The London, June 19— -The Mos­ road.side stand at 328 Middle habit of sucking his fingers be­ That leaves a aum of Approxi­ I Telephone Linen Cut which eight border bridges were cow radio quoted a Tass dispatch Can 35c / ! The border search. 85 miles from festivities will end -with a brief Turnpike, east, in a Residence A t ' it r Coaches and Sedans fore ,he Is a year old, he la not mately $20,500 still to be distribut­ .wrecked and the rail yards at vesper service iji the recreatloit from-Paris today as saying that zone. ed. Last night, the selectmen vot­ Tel y^viv. wa.s not Im m ediately ex­ Haifa attacked. likely to do so. liall. , . Russian demands "constitute only Application of Donald MePher- $10.95 and $14.95 If a baby’s sucking needs are ed to award this in the form of a plained. All roads through the, up- Under the terms of the British - an Insignificant part of the claims Sliver Birch satisfied In feeding, usually he per Galilee section of Palestine in eurfew in Tel Aviv, effective at son for permission to use garage retroactive pay increase, which Mrs Kathleen McGuire enter- on Italy by the Allies.” at rear 90-92 Oak street as Up- does not resort to finger-sucking.'| will cover the 20 weeks prior to the north were blocked. Telephdpe a.m., today, no unauthorized per- * \ tained the Jolly Eight club at her Reporting yesterday's dellbera- Prune Juice I holsterlng Shop in a Residence C Protect your car’i upholstery and a d d smart gtK>d looks to its interior. Children who get their food too the beginning of the weekly pay lines were cut to prevent alarrhs gons will be permitted outside home Monday evening. ■ Setback i tlona at the Paris conference of I V to easily from the mother's breast o r; being spread to otheP settlement^, uieir doors. The Army gave no; i zone. ,, ' These are quality seat covers made of line materials anc^racision tailored increases on May 1st. was played till eleven o’clock, a t; foreign ministers, the official Rus- ' Application of Eva E. Failing | \ from a feeding bottle with large So. on pay day hext week, town British engineers threw a Railey\ ;,int as to how long the curlew holes in the nipple develop the bridge acros.s the Jolhlan between ■Would continue. whlch time doughnuts and coffee i sian news agency added; for jermisslon to erect shed for ' tO;flt perfectly. See them today. Shop early while qnantitiee last. eqiployes will ivceive s special were served by the hostess. Prizes : "There can be no doUht as to Onions storage purposes at 366 Hilliard habit more readily than do those Check or pay.envelop containing Palestin'e and Syria, replacing the, \ British soldiers, some in armor- who have to work for their food. i dynamited "Bridge of the Daugh- cd cars, moved through the streets, went to Mrs. Anne Collins, Mrs. ' which of the demands falls as a street in a Residence A zone. I \ ' / / a shm 20 times the amount of the Physicians and dentists uni-1 ters of Jacob" which raiders des- ; meanwhile, In a search, for mem-; Helen Armstrong, Mrs. Mary Con-; heavy burden on Italian econonly C alifornia Application of Charles Lachat , weekly pay Increase they have nor. and Mrs. Mary Aceto. The j and are fraught with ths danger of SWIM TRUNKS formly advise parents not forcibly troyed Sunday. ' bers of a band armed with tommy- for permission to build a home on 1 For Boys — Young Men and Men to stop a child from sucking until | been receiving under the new next meeting will be held at the ' reducing lUly to a level of slavish L b i. Come in and See the New In three days. 18 have been killed I guns who seized the five officers dependency." an undersized lot on Union Place - In Solid Shades and New Prints they learn why he does it, for it ■ salary plan. and scores injured in terrori.sm. yesterday. One source said they home of Mrs. Evelyn Rlsley. Potatoes In a Rural zone. ' j The selectmen last night elect­ Accusing the western powers of : | is more important to remove the, Military authorities proclaimed ; am wently were being.held as host- Application of Salvatore Leone | cause than it is to try to cure the ! ed Mr.s, (Charles Kelbcr a library all Jewish premises in Palestine ! dps for two Jews under death sen- Write This Down^Or Get Bald I pi procrasUnation'ln Implementing a I Fresh director to^take the place of Mrs. revised armlsUse with Hitler’s for-1 ♦ for >ermlaslon to enclose existing ■ result. Most older children who; out of bounds to British troops un­ fence for raiding a British Army porch dloser to street line than I $1.00 to $3.39 B Ef! J X E 4 TI A3 1 X continue to suck their flngbrs wisli' Charles StVl'laid bas re­ camp. Baltim ore- The ancient mer Axis partner, the dispatch til the kidnaped officers are freed. added: ' Cabbage zoning regulations allow a t 162 The Tire that Stays Safer Longer to stop, but the sucking has be-: signed. \ The prohibition applied to bars, The outburst of violence was, Egyptians wer^ troubled with West Center street in a Residence come so habitual that It is prac-' believed in some quarters here to Paldnesa too. /Their prescription ’The fact remains the softened \ theaters, hotels and restaurants. for falling hajr, as quoted in a terms of the armisUcs with Italy B zone. 1. UP TO 55% STRONGERI tically impossible for them to qiiit. be linked both to BriUsh Foreign j F ro th Some children who are thumh- Tel Aviv Streets Deserted Johns Hopkins;journal, was; "Toes still remain on paper. TOe powers Application of Leon CleszynskI j Reports from the modern J.ew- Secretary' Ernest Bevin’s Pales­ 2. UP TO 60% MORE NON-SKID ANGLES! (’■OOxltl •uckers apparently are bored. If tine pronouncement ’ at Bourne­ of a dog, one part; ripe dates, one [occupying Italy are In no hurry I for permission to- erect dwelling j they are given suitable play ma­ i.sh city of Tel Aviv sqid the streets part: ass’s hoof, one part. Boil j to carry them out." i closer to the side line than zoning 1 B A T |IIN (; TRUNKS GUM S' l-IMECE SI ITS 3. U? TO 32’/. LONGER MILEAGE! - 8 1 5 ,2 {) were deserted except for patrolling mouth last week and the thysteri- Tomatoes terials, they gradually abandon ou.-? flight from exile in France of carefully In a pan of oil and use | Asserting that Anglo-American , regulations allow on lot No. 251 on For the Little Tot! 4. RAYON CORD AT REGULAR PRICE! 'I’lusTax the habit, for it is Impossible for Tommies. Buildings were shatter­ to rub in." If that didn’t help, j occupation already has cost Italy ; | Westfield street In a Residence B size* 4-6-8 Sl .’IR ed. Only government employes, the grand mufti, Haj Amin’ El (oeberg — Bommlno‘— or Boston Head 75ct..S1.2‘l ______^ ______• them to paint or build with blocks Husseini. spiritual leader of Pal­ they had an alternative remedy; [ more than four billion dollars, Tass zone. while sucking thejr fingers. 'doctors and nurses were allowed “ Equal parts of writing ink and i declared: Application of Joseph K. Bueh- to leave their residences after 5 estine's Moslems. Other children .need playmates. | Q—When Is wheat planted and cerebrospinal fluid." • “ | "It is clear what the Italians Lettuce ner for permission to erect breeze- 1-PC. TODDLERS SUIT GIRLS’ 1-1’IE<:E s u it s and it as better to spend time in ; a. m. when th e curfew \va.s clam p­ Doubts Bevin’s Statement / way and garage gttached to dwell­ hai-vesteU? ed on. Speaking in Petnh Tiqvah, fieiir Slzca lO to 16 S encouraging the child to play i A—Winter wheS|t. sown in fall, ing closer to aide line than zoning 75c to $1.79 I . 19 HIKER'S PUP TENT In the border operation^ troops Tel Aviv. Dr. Chaim Weikmann. ivlth’ other children than in try­ harvested in early hummer; spring . >• regulations allow at 6;4 Foxcroft “S2 inches long, til inchesjwide, 32 inches high. Made of oz. ing to 8t(» him from thumb-suck- i cordoned off two Jewish/ settle­ president of the World Zionist or­ Finest Fresh Picked Strawberries Drive in a Residence A zone. wheat, sewn in' early spring, har­ ments, Twehai and Kargtladi, near Army-my duck." Fljime'Jprotif, witter proof, niildew proof and sun Ing. 4 ganization, said last night that he 1 Application of Harry J. Firato Mechanical devices upset ar child ; vested in late summer. the Syriac bridge. i. _ doubted Bevin’s statement that the ' At Right Prices proof. Priced a t ...... j...... (Spokesnien for the Arab office Fiftieth Anniversary * ■ ___ t ' for permission to erect addition to so much that when they are taken proposed admission to Palestine 'r existing garage closer to side line .5 \ 7 ...... S I 7.9.5 X ___ S22.95 off he immediately goes back to . Q—What is shoran ? in_____ London said "the latest out-1 ‘ 100,000 homeless European 3 ^ A—Army's electronic system of.' f . j than zoningi regulations allow at sucking his fingers. As this dis­ of terrorism by ^Zionist jg^.g would require dispatch of an t I 99 Plymouth Lanh in a Residence pleases his parents, he is then mapping geographical arca.s by gangs In Palestine is a strange additional British Army division ‘ Girls ’ substratosphcric flights. Radio HEALTH MARKET AA zone.. Motor Oil Feutlor Flap* more disturbed than ever. commentary on Jewish cliims to jjjg Holy Land. i CONCERT^ Gar GJ^ar Ft’iulfr Giiitirh Most children have the urge to waves—“bullets" ,— are fired at turn the country Into a Jewish na- ', .._ _j j,,ugt admit this reference ' Application of Frank Stamler Lijjhtrr — 2| Gallon Can bite before and during the crup- ■ certain points, time lapse until tional state. These outbreaks of ; need of liiore divisions is We're Displaying a Fine Variety for permission to' erect dwelling 2-Pc. SWIM SUITS tioii of the teeth. Since the gums their return is measured and criminsl violence only serve to em- i ^id to the maintenance of that | on undersized lot south of 534 $1.95 eat’li J?!. 19 oat’ll $1.29 .$1.29 Fair •re not In contact in the earlier •tran.slated into distance. This phasize the justice of the Arab , g^ablUty and tranquility so des- Vasa Order of America ....^ Of Sea Foods Kseney street In a Rural zone. stages of ‘mouth development, the sy.stem is believed to be more ac- cBuse. , perately needed here in these try- Application of Albert Wilson Sizes 2 to 6 — 2-Piecf ^ J * 9 8 fingers are inserted as substitutes. ciiraio than ground-mapping. ("Although one accepts that ||.j^ titn 68 *' W’eizmann Bulflsaid. **Mi"No for permission to make repairs to GK AM) Fertilizer Stop talking about the habit in these periodic ‘outrages are com­ responsible member of the Pal­ dwelling which Is closet to street AUTOMATIC Children's front of the child, give him plenty Q—W hat 18 the CFB? mitted by extremist elements, fail­ estine Jewry,” he added, wishes to Fresh Shad line than zoning regulations allow of rest and food, do not punish at 784 Parker street in a Rural Sizes 8 to 14 — 2-Piece $3.79 Spreaders A—Combined Food Board U. ure by the Jewish agency to sup- have "British soldiers fall In de­ Still an opportunity for you to hax'ii 3had dinner RADIOS Beacti Chairs him or make him wear restrain­ S„ Canada. Britain. , press the activities of such Illegal fense of the Jewish community- BLANCttE THEBOM zone. '' ing devices, help him to find In­ organizations is scarcely likely to still leas as victims of political Mezzo-Soprano before the season cloaes. Application of NuHomes, Incor­ .-\vailahle for terests in life, praise him for Q—What is the mineral compo­ ■ commend the Zionist cause violence.” ,---- ., w.. porated, for permission to con­ Sizes 10 to 16 — 2-Piece Immediate Delivery! $1.98 $4.95 each: everything he does well. These sition of the V-2 rocket test site ' stateimen now concerned with the Metropolitan Opera struct four dwellings nearer to X $4.98 thldgs will help him to drop fils 5Ie«auge Directed t» Puget V I near White Sands, N. M.? 1 future, of Palestine.” V The "Voice of Israel,” .secret Fresh Mackerel the side lines than zoning regula­ Infantile habits. 't ' I Condition for Release tions permit on lots No. 160, 162, Boys’ and Men’* AH Wool Don’t forget tliat a child cn- A—It is one of the world's rare Jewish ■ radio, directed a message CONNECTICUT MALE CHORUS Delicious . . . and Very Reasonable In Price! Jki9l^»«1leceived! gypsum deserts. 1 Ruihors apparently started by to Gen. Sir Bernard Paget, Brit­ 171, 172 located on| Columbus and ' joys being the center of attention, I imdcrgrotmd Jewish organizations Lockwood streets in a Residence ish- Middle East Commander, de<- I ’^•nt) finger-sucking m ay be an j meanwhile said the five British of- COUNT FOLKE BERNADOTTE T 'li— A zone. Swim Trunks 4 ^ 1 way of attracting attention Q.,—What odd-new propeller de­ daring that Sunday night's bridge Fresh Cod Pollack tR IC Y C L E S ! sign is being used on some types I fibers kidnapped from a club at ' bonibings were intended to .ham­ Member of Sweden’s Royal Family State ot Connectlcat nrenta ave wise, therefore. not Tel Aviv yesterday,.would be re­ >to act disturbed. o f planes? per military communtcationi "vi­ Chairman Sweden’s Red Cross Itoqulrement $2.15 and $2.98 , A—Square tips, for greater effi­ leased If the death sentences of tal to British‘strategy in Pales­ Sea Trout Ap'pileation of Turnpike Auto Limited Supply! two members of the Irgun Zval Chairman Sweden’s Boy Scouts Porgies Oatehas Oae That Got Away ciency. The Wright brothers used tine," and stating that punitive ;ody Works for Certificate of Ap- a square-tip propeller, and this de­ Leumi, an illegal Jewish organiza- measures would not stop the Jew­ ^oval for gasoline station to be sign Is smployeU fnr TtiP * pr^i [ ^1®"’ were ciommuted to life Im- ish activities. HONORABLE CLINTON P. ANDERSON Sole uted at 166 West Middle Turn* Virginia, Minn.— —Whsn Har- I prlsonm ent. The 6ffi4*era w ere be- Haddock 0 in a Business zone. iM. JLakoskey’s friends ’laughed M ustang. In Jerusalem thousand.s ( losed Secreta^of Apiculture 'J I llcvcd held hostage. ^ "up shop..and lined the stroet in Ml persona Interested m ay . a l­ ha triad to tell about the big rs .1 1.1 J u . While these rumors seemingly that |» t away, he ^ n t on an- ( ^ - ^ all birds perch crosswise . g^g^g^ed the question of the mo­ m ourning for- orne of the nine vic­ Fillets of Hadock and Flounder ii this, hearing. Bushnell^Meuiorial Auditqciupi Zoning Board of Appeals, fla^g trtp ^ Hoodoo lake, on lim bs? tive of the sensational kidnaping. tims slain in Mobday night's fight A—Whippoorwills Bnd^ night- at the Haifa rail station, where 16 By VALUES he ogBM back w ith a better it did not aruwer the question in r - ' 'Hartford, Conn. Litflen^cks . Ua had caught the one that haw ks psreb lengthwise, probably explosions were set off by raiders. Quahogs R. W. Goalee FREEDMAN the minds pf Palestine officialdom C hai tealad him the first, a 20- Instinctively, because they are ac­ as to the cause and alms of the THURSDAY. JUNE 27TH AT 8 P. M. 9 5 6 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE Berthera pike. To prove it. tive at night and Inactive during , The deepest diamond mine in Martin E. Alvo'rd, widespread attacks which have Scollops Secretary, tad ^ Mb from whose ths daytime, and parching length- thrown the country into a virtual the world Is the Kimberley Mine Admission: $3.00, 12.40, $1.80, $1.20 and 90c. Sfeomeri laob. icfideir and wtss affords protection in dCy- stats of military alcge. in South Africa, extending 3,600 light. Althoiio'h knrr«l U(naccr sound licking. Becany' they JAN. 1,1*46 HEALTH I V h««ii are exnetfied to • choi'us of 160 voices. „f ti„. ti-gvoleis cannot read. I.oral Delegates in the Vacation School program at Poundad Oclot»ar I. Iial thought it was rlght^,though na­ 3500 .cxcccos aaEwsa Mtlact "hoi.Lnis ot persons to The concert managemo.it ha.s Automobiles are routed one way the First Congregational cliiirch, Wanderer of Bethel and Louis LEVEL Shapiro of' R’armington. tions in the Amreli^h •'sphere of Ihl opening pop conceit of the annomued that th. radio bro.uh a.M ..nd eamel.s ami horse.s anothei. Mrs. Russell Pitkin, chairman of , to discuss detailed plans for the Hattford, June 19 /T Elmer* SJiop refreshetJ... Have a Coca-Cola Publiahed K»err E»emiis « a ac « sa . The commission, authorized by Sunday* and Holidaya, Entered at the influence’ togethiT "ith Oreece. .session which will meet from July W. Ryan of New Haven who re- i fpoat ORtce at Uanrhenter. Conn., aa the Girls’ State program for the 1 23 to A ugust 2 w ith the able cently lost a court fight to retain ; last month's special session of the a nation piesnpskbl.v in the Biitisn 3000 rond naaa Ma" Matter. local Unit of the American Legion 1 a.ssistancr of a trained leader, Mis the S7..500 year statute re vision | Legislaiiire. will haye sa it* task •'sphere of iftfliienre’ voted for ^ dl-lWCrtltTIUN RATES Auxiliary announced that registra- ' Ruth Curry. I commi.saionersh7p to which he was ' the first revlsioru of the state a One taar by Mail ...... * i the proposal of Riis.sla. Russia tlons will open for the girls at- I ' appointed liy Gov. Raymond E. statutes since T'Per month by Mall ...... • ' (onid Wtd I an win. when enough 2500 tending Laurel Oirl.x' .Stnfe a l Man- .Most Siici’cssfiil KeeriiMer , Baldwin in 1945 haa been named Salaries the commission «in«ia Copy ...... » i i seerelarv of the newly-created ‘ members have not been fixed. DeDvered One Tear ...... » ' " i indiyfiliial nations think Ku.ssia Keeps baby s bed t’hc.slcr Hall at the University of , Inglewood. Calif. .‘J’' Pfc. ■' ...... /j.-rit (,'onnecticut on Sunday, June 23 a t' ■0 ^ - 2:30 p. m., following which there John W. Dawson is the most suc­ |>.- MEMBER oy 1 It in plea.annt to know that P.u.a- 2000 dry and comfortable will be an a.saembly of guests in­ cessful rerruiter at the Army sta­ OENUI>tt.lCOISTIItD 'I Tha^Aeaocia^d *Pre« i»^exclu»i*yy .aia can Win. once in a >vhlle. Ami cluding Legion and Auxiliary de- ■ tion here. He signed up Oscar Irf; entitled to the um of republiceti^ > Ru.via to wi'.- paitment olficials. The opening Witherspoon, a European veteran, I f s a KNiaii fiAwa ditfiMitrh9f rreddcd » it r''' . sea.sion to be held in the evening for another three-year hileli and mdtri < |f>t*rly \^1ihI Ri'ilaiM hiuI the .500 tlicn moved into Witherspoon’s p sake else the leesi will present as speakers Miss Ole- ^ ------I’nilerl .States do. now that thev da Schrottke if New York, of the house. ^ All nstit* ui repiatii'eiH^ii »'• ^p«et«i [mvr takrn thl5 Iirkinj; fr‘'in Ku.*i- N ational sta ff of Girls Scoiit-s of KANTWET la V -'l'i-'fii i ' “’l^rl!^rcpin?W "yrn:?r,c. «.«, nothey walkom’ IS. th 1000 America and Mrs. Jo.'wph Merritt, 1 \ 4 A It foi mcr State Senator of ConnecJi-7 tnc. try to veto the Kiia.-iiau i;raol't- j t/ m a t t r e s s rut. Ptti.si< of women s .sliilo MEN'S SPOKT I' PuDHsheri .rpitfeeiitstivra. file tioii'’ Do thev ih.iigc .'.'l't> fm ty to that will of the majoiity':’ j n»* 3 402 487 77 national governments. The week'.s typograbhical '.ro rs sppeariDg 'r ad- 140 il 4 6 46 41 8 9 45 cotton felt. Buo.vant, .vet firm enough conference will close on Saturday, yertisementj la The Msnrhestei E»e- 4 JAM. 1,194$ ESTtMAfeS AAPl^/ TO UMgAN POniLATlOM » U.S OCOUPieO APIA to insure correct po.sture for baby. June ',19 when the final assembly ntng Herald. . From The Business Se<;tion ' will be held at the State Capitol Food eons.impllon |Hr capita in calories, comparng pre-war with Ian. 1. I9«. Covered with Kantwet’s famou.-^ moi.''- ‘ Wednesday. June 19 I in Hartford, with model House and DRINK In the front section of the big ture proof, dust proof and crack Senate sessions set up by the mem­ A Russian Victory newapapers, where .some elements'^ B,\ Mexander K lieorge .N'yw Volk were at their Tolland proof ticking, 18.25 WATKINS bers of Boys’ State and observed I'lH suinnici home for the week-end. in A merit an husineaa present mea- W a'.liin^ton h or manv iiul- 912 (iralvs Sidd by the members of Girls' State. ij UeWe ha\ehave been thinking *^'’*'for a* gn^rs to the general public, there „f ,',^j,io in A.sia and Ku- .Miss Janet Aiuleison of New STORK C LU B Governor Baldwin will address this ■^'urk < ilv. daughter of .Mr. and session and pre.sent certificates and Jv I®"* wont y ,, haa been a recent flood of news Tope, the' nreacnl present, lainine tam lne is a fa-fa Al IW‘rr> -Miirkvl .Mi.s. William E. Ander.son. is awards to outstanding leaders of good thing lorfor Rus.sian,cus.s.an moralemo.ao if‘‘ adverti.sementa all out- miliar hunger iiij sliarper form spending some lime in Tolland the two groups. It could be contrived for Riissi.a; __,. .n h. ,.e> - Will! h-r parent.s. Mias Shirley Taylor of 75 Pleas­ A l.ital ol 9I'J . m l. s h. i ii-s. Both blanches of tlie Tolland l£ ,0 » n . “• an t .street and .Miss Jacqueline / il * 1 \ TTnitert Nstions orcanizatiAn. We tain to . ome lo the Amen< an p. o- ..stiinate.s that/t\-o-lhirds p.u ked 16 (pMIts to Die < rate, Federated Church have extended a Diitcher of 306 Middle turnpike, \m r 5 / . , pie if onlv the O l’A is killed. ,,f )(,p world',.< jiopuialH'.ii ol 2.200,- ... the friendly pause makes a chore seem fun (t. r .all to Rev. Philip King ot Planls- east, are the two-girls selected to have been thinking that it would , i.uameas .sec- OOO.OOO were u. a aiate ..f ihnm.e ville. L'onnl, to bet ome a ministci .Miiikrl yotoiday. represent Manchester al this con­ be good for Russia towm i .m.iernou.ishmml and poverty be- st.a when .if the church. ference. They are being sponsored \\1icn shopping, you can get one thing you didn’t bargain on you aometninir oTer the objections thp \\ar. P i ice.s weie yun.i ag.iiii yc.vlerda\. Miss Bertha Place has had as by the American Legion Auxiliary TT 1**,! rNTs aH tftin A m r disSrueees lU o\^n prob- Kvrn in so-Cali« l.".u ,u',d the avrragi ald Oraham of Thomp.sonville, ^OW NICE to know thot Oiir thought was that not only , ui.scuasions one frequent-, rectly from lack of tomi or as a 67, <.'onn. Ttic pints V'sl'id.iv a\iingc(t Mr and Mrs. Fagur.slrom of your engagemenf~dia)nond m i with icc'cold Coca'Cola at the familiar red cooler. It's a grand chance the highest 1.1 dill. . Fast Haven, Conn , were Sunday guest.s of Mr. and Mrs. L. Ernest South Coventry I $0 fine in quolity ond $0 ex­ to park your worries for one refreshing moment and be sociable. Every­ m the """ " "rACr' ^ais say c'.mp.etc Hall.” tion. but that the bebavio. ^ p , following, for in.-tnm e,- knowledge of worldwide nutritiou .Mr. and -Mrs. K iihard .Miller and Miss Shirley Weik, Tolland quisitely lovely. Genuine Reg­ one steps up with 1 smile at the invitation Have a C u\e. United States or Britain in defeat v„. i- Tim..- conditions is lai king but that it is r < d l a i i t l diuigliter, .Mrs. Arlene Bidwell of County 4-H C7iib A gent announces I 'Coci CoU' ind it* ibbreviktloB might prove a healthy example, lo f*''”’' 'ies< ay s , e . evident tliree-fourtbs of the pen- istered Keepsake Diamond Barbel Hill and daughter. Mrs a clothing judging meeting for lOTUfD UNDII AUTHOlITT Of THI COCA.COLA COttfANV IT “Coke" «r* the regintereJ tridv- the poor lo.sers in the Kremlin- ^ V "•'‘'-y will su - ,, ^ , 'he t rupr s alu a''s Edith Viberts of South Windaoi. REDUCED TO Ml. and .Mrs. Luther B ainard anyone interested of Tolland Rings hove maintained tradi­ 1 mark* which di*tiagui*h the prod’ ” , . . «• 1 #1... fee a rece.s.sion unless it expand.s live on iliets far below what s : were .Sunday guests of Mr. and ttct of Th* CocA-CoU Compaay. Such a development, of relative- *20 000 000 OOO war- needed to, yood health, ail.I chil'lren left town -l'ue.s,lay County, even though not directly ( OCA-COL.V BOTTI.ING COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT I .Mrs. John H. Steele. tionally high standards of A8CADIA S«l SSO.M ly minor importance In itaelf. but ' x. / i In utnlial and eastmf Kumpo for a liip to ('aiiandaigua. New- connected with the work of the $ l.S O litf fw xnt Rkif 2J0.00 EAST HARTFORD. CONN. •tin sirnifleant enough, has now | time aalra volume, bcuau.e foiHl rxlpn-;ivp nml- Farm Bureau, to take place Fri­ Alxa •« $450 York, where tliey will spend some HtoeU .\pplieation .\pproved day, June 21. a t the Com m unity i quality through six decades. • a m t Tki C< Ca . occurred. It has happened in the P>“ ” " ‘'I inevitably n.se as con- ,„„,,tion for manv v.ais, .on- lim'e aa gneal.s of relatives. WHILE THEY LAST UnTei Nations Kconomic and So- tmls -re removed, mduatry lead- in.-ting to high death and ,t,.s- House. North Coventry, beginning Mrs. John Darling who has Hailfoi'd, June 19.—i.P) — The at 1:30 p.m. There will be pic­ Come in and see the new cial Council, that aection of the ers a.se.tcd here today at the . .. r...... several week.s a.s guest of stale Public Utilities Commission Retail Salesroom In Western Eiiro|>e. Too tures of this and last year’s dress United Nations organization which ; opening ses.sions of the mid-year In \\ester.. Eiiro^T^^^^^ h' r daughter, Mrs K.nc y Clough ,„„,.ted ve.sterdav that It had reriews shown. Following this matched sets . . . in a wide Even in weste. n Kii ope, 20 to , ..rurncl to her approved ^ the application of the MANCHESTER 1. supposed to concern itself with ! meeting of the Grocery Mani.fai - 30 per i-entcent of the popillatpopulation ^yere there will be a discussion-on the ronge of prices. IT’S HAPPENED 4 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 TiTviES! malnoiiiished aecoiding to avail .stoudiein Ne>v England Telephone points to be considered when judg­ the cure of the basic causes of turers of America, Inc...... Miss G race E. Clougli is boai.l- Comnanv for aiithoiitv lo issue au ing a hand-made dress and also at KNITTING war Thrt Council la parent to Since food prices may Ire expecl- alrie .iie-W'iir evidence additional 100.000 sliare.s of com­ In111 IIHJO-IICOfoo.ysubsidiary .commis-...... ed to advnn.e loo, a.s Government ing th«i depies.sion '.30s a third ol VVilliani !• ish m u . mpsu mon capital stock, having a par outfit. There will be an opportun­ MILLS •Ions like the one on human ; contiol.s are eliminated, the Indus- people were said I v nutrition- sei tmn ol,,, Tolland. value of $100 a .stiarc. The com- ity for girls to judge themselves The Young People'..^ .^society <>f niissiuii's statem ent said the ad- as Miss Weik will have with her Manchester Green rlghUs, the one on economfes and ! try must light to maintain cun enl ists to have ,licts oclow modern Donnelly’s nYMOUTH Set 13S.00 ngnis, uie one on ecouuoio" —., ...... — ------the Tulluiiil Federaliun jilu.ii ti ihtional stock is to be issued "at a number of garments made by Open Daily unemployment, and the one -on tonnage levels apd the af that held the,, regular meelmg .Sun- the price of $P20 a share to the 4-H members and also tho.se gen­ 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. JEWELERS — At The Center ExgagxMtnl Rina 123.(X> Status of women. the rnnsumri'A dollar who h it ^ K.uHrpe from live to day evening, June 16Ui with a stockholders of the company ol erously loaned by fashion shops for tliis purpose. These will be j ‘Vo7 .some’timr, there w a.s ques- now receives, speakers a.s.sert.-d,'’ .^even yea rs to restore its fmyl K-'"'* ...... ‘li.V \ 94' l ^ ‘ '.”'.% n^^he‘^'ati^^^^^ Your camp in the Pines . .. / judged according to a score card Uon whether Russsia was even ‘ oi’^V,lwmmr Coventry wee attendants at the one new share lo each four .shares already in use at time of judging I going to bother to participate in C. Shook, economist, wss found i,„p^rt.s Federated C'.utrc h, morning wor-, now held." The issue will be ii^-l in contests. The Song and Dance Festival to 1 theseUICBC WV»4AAIAA*»«»AVF1»S».commissions. One of-- the addre.ssing the Controllers’ Con- ^ '^g^.lllCl.T i F.--1X. X. consideralily within .ship service Siiiulay, June IHth. to finance constiuclion, the com-, Your cottage by the Sea .. ♦ things about Russian be- gre.s.s of the National Retail Dry 'two or three years. Steps tiieii . Mr. and .Mr.s. Lucu ii Biidscy of pany repoi ec. be held at Storrs August 1 and nuzzling things about Russian be- gre.s.s of the National Retail Dry two or three years. Stei>s tiieii which is partly backed by Granges havior has been the way the Rus-1 GoihIs A.s.sociation. His message will he nece.ssary purenasing power of Impoitm; Your own back yard at Home ». • throughout the state and is an ex- ' ■lanB•iana havenave aat in on the crea.tion------was 'hat - ■ ptices are due to go up countries m in order to keep lulernn- tension of the Farm and Home | Let's Go To Benson's of *uch agencies, and then tended from 10 to 25 per cent between tional tragic In agiiciiltiual prod Week will be held out-of-doors on the Athletic Field of tlie Univer­ to ignore themthAm when\K’ hen theythev began now and the first quarter of 1947. nets at high levels. make it a comfortable spot with sity of Connecticut campus. Rules **THE HOME OF GOOD BEDDING” their work. Giving his cues to these financial Surpluses Worry I s Surpluses were the big luigabrai for registration are as follows: Application blanks may be secured But Russia did come into these experts of the retail dry gomls of farmers in the Ciutcd State.s 1-3 of your life is spent in bed I ff by not rest in t'om fort? and other leading agi icultiii'Hl from Miss Shirley \Veik at the agencies, and when it did come m field, he said that we are now In Farm Bureau Office. Rockville. it immediately made it.self fell a periixt of high retail sales and countries during the depression There is an admission fee of period during litriod. Many farmers fear that YE.S! WE HAVE FINEST INNERSPRINCi M ATTRESSES •with a pi'opo.sition that theV... rep- biisine.ss aitivity, . a .. rontimied high production of such twenty-five cents, a charge which rontin.Hf'tl hlfjb prod.iution of '■^wi a Watkins Outdoor will cover either or both of ad­ resentatives of the various na- wliich retailers could hardly help ts ua wheat, siigrir and . o'- - ^ .5 GR ADES. .$:LL.50, .$59..50. .$12 ..50. TWIN AND KULI. SIZES iimissioii.s he having large sales and m aking |on will again Ining aliout a dis- mission as a spectator or partici­ tlons on these ronim ... pation in the programs. If a per­ made official lepre.^entativcs ol Inige profits. But, he warned, the astioiis .sitiiation son is participating, registrations their governments, and no longer time will come again when "re- Furniture must be in on or before June 30, For you who like a firmer .Always be prepared for hold ttieir jrosition merely as in- tailors will find tliat llielr profits f,„|y relation to buying together with the admission fee, for participation in both the song mattres.s — wc have the extra gue.sts! dividuals, which is the way these once again depend on real mcr- power and not in relation to tlie or dance sections of the program. Famous commissions weie oiiginally or- . cliaiidisiiig .miivii-iiiif; aliilil -x.ii.i.., V. ...In -othei...... needs of tinman beings. Althoiigli Relax and enjoy the .Summer . . . wherever you are! Here Grange organizations throughout Folding Col Botl , .. . I tarni inodni is r-dted for lack ot are the things you’ll still find available at Watkins. .Many ganized. words, theic are higher puces and number.s of fami- for the Shower or the the state will participate in the SeiTa hile-Cross On ('.asters which has a great honaiizA ahead, hut it j,, jh,. surpliis-prraluclug are limited to one-of-a-kind and subject to prior sale. Others square dancing, as in ‘ previous The Russian view, years. Either square daJicing or sremed to be sincere enough, has can't last. ' ' countries lacked food tliey needed are in small quantities . . . but you should choose at once choral groups may register accord­ Maltrpfisrs Equipped with comforta­ been that such commissions would : Perhaps the best New York ; for hcaltli. to avoid disappointment. ing to the following rules: Square ble mattress. ^ When the current famine crisis Wedding Qay .b« mere discussion group.s, and Times story oil the day was on the dancing; 1. Open to any rural In felt and fibre. Twin or is ended, a hi*; problem of the group or organization, one set of '■ full, sizes. would carry little weight and au- fiK>d market page, as follows: FAO will 1)0 to c-nc’ouragc' expand­ .$19.95 Navy-style Hammock of blue sail­ four couple.s.^with only one .set per' thority unless the individual ••Upon •* receipt of the' long- ing production without creating Old Fashioned Porch Rockers with cloth with white fringe: complete dancing group: however, substi­ $ 2 9 .5 0 I tions agreed to give their repre-'' aw ailed word from Wa.shiirgton, l iiinoiis siirpluse.s. FAO uff u iais slat seats and back.s:- vnrniah finish tutes may be used during the eve­ say it wall he nece.s.sary for na­ on n atu ral wood. 8.S0 and 10.50. with, white tubulai metal stand. Move •entatives such official standing, iftcal retailers rai.sed their'ceiling 'W a tk i It. about to catch every bit of shade, ning for regular dancing. tions to act together. Green finish. 11.00 , 2. Registration blanks may be ■ 0 that they would actually, in the prices for butter It cents k pound Seek Foreign Dexelopinent or sun, 19.95 complete. Sofa Beds Folding Yacht Chair of all wood Secured from the Farm Bureau meetings and policies of these yesterday. The increa.se was of The KAO helieve.s that a pri­ Office, Rockville. mary nerd will be development In green finish. 6.80 Tubular Iron Plant Stand in a hoop If you want a high-Rrade Will sleep two people In commissions, be speaking for so hu,ie more Ilian academic’ inteie.'ct ei effect with eight glass plant shelves; 3. Regi-strationa m ust be, sent In of the less advanced countries Folding Adirondack Uluiir, iinfiif- mattress for the chil­ many nations instead of mecely ' however, for theie was still white finish, ’J9.75 . to W arren Schm idt, Box 40, U ni­ comfort, .\l.so serve as such as China and Inclla. Lslied. ready to paint. 6.70. Non­ versity of Connecticut Storrs, who dren’s bed or the sum­ a good-looking divan by for so many individiml.«. piaeticall.v no butler. The FAO piogram will not at­ folding model, large size, 1S..50. Bent-Wood Two-Pait Love Seat In ^ is chairman of the festival. ' mer cottage— we recom­ day. Several models in ,| Britain and the Un'ilecl fllalcs, "Proapei la for improved sup- tempt to reach the millennium. h^s ilm gifts! Two-seat Adirondack Settee, unfin­ the .style of stick reed onlv much 4. Enclose the twenty-five cents Very s i ip p 1 e beginnings are mend a Maple and Upholstei'ed on the other hand, have takvn the plies as a result of the price in- ished, 14.50 , t • j sturdier. Olive finished wood: veiti- admission fee for ea(:h member at planned. A, steel hoe, for instance, cnl pleated upholsterv in a comhina- .\rm models. Choice cov- view, which seems equally .sin- irca.se were slim, it wa.s agi’c'cd. time of sending in registration c'an make a lot of diffeience to a Round Metal Umbrella Tkble in tio h T if'p lain io.se. vellovv aijd white. form s. . . SlinuU^rliind ering.s. cere, th a t lhe.«e i oninus.sions do 'I'lie rnaiii rea.son cited liy trade man w ho has never liad one. white enamel with green decora­ 90.00. (2i Round Bent-Wot^ Tables In return for the above booklets RIVERSIDES... exist lai’gel.v'lo undeitake. pio- leaders was the pos.sibility that a'l Many young people In the les.s tions: 757-inch top with hole for um- with shelves: 21-inch tops; vsrnish- . will be sent giving the names of M allress •Iccrtiinatr countries will l)o sent biella. 'JO-OO on-vvcKid flnish, each 11.50 the prompter, 'calls and the de­ $69.95 - $79.50 n|eering discu.s.'idn cjf woild pioli- cuiitrol.s on dairy piodiitt.s may no abroad for tnfinlng. Manv niillio’i Cotton and felt. .\ll (Left) New shipment Garden Hurricane. Candle Lamptt scription of the dance. Also in­ lems, and Uiat these disc ussioms lifted June 30. more acreB of land could l)c ii’i’i- Double width Chaise' Longue of tbr cluded will be a participation ad­ size.s. of these hand deco­ long 4-foot poipled klick for insert­ moiis SalterinI ' Nevn-Rii.st wrought didn't come on my car ’ _ would be more friiilful if the com- .-if the provision to this .effect. gated in China, India. .South rated Chippendale mission tag for each registrant to Africa andj the Middle’ ing in garden or lawn. All m etal ‘11,^ • iron; vei'de-'green flniah with pinin' mission members were fice to ex- u-,-,Urn bv the .Senate into the .America . tray .s. 14 ' x 20 verdt green with gla’ss chlpiney, 1-7.5 wear, .and ai notification of the $19..50 I •' . io.se cnrtriJge-pleated > upholstery. official position in the set on the Maple Four Poster pre.ss their own opinions and ,their hill extending OPA's life-, is, 'not f^ h ig lf cost'^'ouW inches:' black or rod (;haise haa wheels foi easy, moving, background.^. 6.7.5 Modern Maple A rn r c h a ir in v ar­ field. Dance sets are limited tp five own ideas without contmUally cuf helorc the bill becomes law, |,ii.nds”ln the o|)|)oi {unity. feVr nish finish with web seat and buck. and adju.stq.ble back, 23.5.(Mf ----- to each county, other than the and Full Panel Reds checking back to their govern- a better m l)uUci pnt’C.s may be expected to manv people to make 13.1S Wrought iron Sofa by Saltertni Orange organizational groups. In Twin and Full Sixes. ments. eo well over the: 68 cents a p o u n d 'livelihood, „ g,.. Natural Hickory Rocker in varnish ■with six removable cushions In rose Group singing ru^es are: 1. Indi­ Famous Whichever.view may happetv to n,j,t is now the highest legal re S eme loun lies mavmay t e „ . si'Mchith. Metal flnJixhed Verde green, viduals are welcome to participate hinld lip their livestUk or dairy i Right I Tea tiles, w ith finiah’ w ith web, seat and back. I7..50. imdci’-glnze ilecoiations;, 189.00 but group participants are en­ .Kan^wet Crib ' $1.5.95-.$24.95 be correct for the beat luture .. fail l eiimg, m market arket analysts <»iui t ion. Ra,'i-‘* "f Hoiilhorn Another, model at U.OO with match­ couraged, such as' (•hirreh''nChoirs', Colonial ai-enes, .Penn.xvl- ing arm chair, I?..50. Hicknrv Table Wi'mtght Iron Dining Set bv Sal- I CHOSE THEM’ funili'ining of the.se ciunniissions, no{rcT^ c'hina are-s:rtrt to he well adapte.l quartets, etc. M alirpsses viiniji 1 I'liti'li. I'hine.ae, with 28-lnch round oak top. 13.00 tci'ini in verde green flniah. 30x48- it can be said tliat the Russian "Wiule nmie wislucl do be >" « c misiclerabte livestock clcnel- 2. Registration blanks same as buds and ildwcis. 89c inch gla.s8-top table; four side chairs In felt and innerspring pi'opbSftl, made a lte r P.ussia's cinotccl. somi,- oljscivers said llial "I” ”' ' Mexican Side Chairs to use on the square dancing! - porch for dining; I each red, green with plain rose seat coVers. 98.00 3. Sam e as square dancing. 3. type.s. Windsor Metal 'rstin early he.sitance alxjiit joining in Uio first spurt alter cigilings were , Named to Fill \iicnney and yellow, hand decorated with Wrought Iron Dining Set In white, 4. Same as square dancing, 4, Red Outfit “And I sec plenty of iny friends prefer Riversides, too! " That’s right! from the, work of tbcsc cornmls.siuns ai icmovcal might bring the w hole------woven tule aeata, 8.98 with 25x40-inch table and four arm and in return for which a song coast lo coast, more and more car owners are switching io RivcrSide.lires. book'will be sent containing words .$10.95, $12.95 all, is in the clireclicm of niakiiig sjile price- lo 8,'> ceiita-r'a pcnind. , , ” 7” ’!'/!’'* ', '’'" ’*',. Cypress Lounge Chairs vvith wheels chairs. Chairs have plain yellow ■ ' . . 1 H Smith of Ka.stlorcl ha.s been seets and backs, piped in green. of the adngs to be used. If regis­ $1.5.75 Bed, M il 11 r e s s and And remember, of the 40 million Riversides sold . . .-not a singlc-one ever these United Nations agenc u-.s Wit^ji the spread lietween whole- fi,r(-pnior Baldwin to fill for moving about the lawni vellow- tration is sent in as a group both ! I left' A prancing horse and-white, or brown-and-white plas­ 187.50 Spring. Twin size only. just came on the car! Each and every.Riverside was deliberately chosen '^'•-Rtronger and iliore effective agen- sale aiicl-retail charges atiout 10 „ vacancy on the Stale Highwa.v for the mantel niece, the director and accofnpanlst will Bassinette Mattres.ses— clcs. per cent, the consumer price Safety comnii.s.sion caused '’V tic web sea* and back. Light.,grey Wrought Iron Dining Set in brown receive a song book with music, I ... in preference to all other tires' Why? For the very same reason stands fi'-j inches high. flnish, 89.90. (2) Side chairs Irf.lecp- flnish with 30x48-inch table and four I8x.‘I6 - 20x10. $ 2 9 .9 5 H On, Mondav, a Rua.sian ic-solu-, niight thus range aruuiid 94 cc'nl.x lesignatlon of fJaiiy They, too, will receive tags ad- ^ that makes so many car-owners switch to Riversides today. Model n speckled tur- fr grey flniah. rose sailcloth "chIJ' metal-seat side chairs. 87.70. Same ^uni.se finish, .4.00 mitting them’ to the special sec­ tion embodying the Russian pro- a pounff; ..niith will serve until July 1. w ith rose wab backs, each 17.75. groui *n old Ivory. M.8« tion in the chorus. Participation ' Arm Chalt to match aide chairs only puaal that all niemb^rii d f these "A, few more consei \ alive esti-, 1949, i i,p goveraor aho appoint-cd .1 • ^ . Wrought Iron End Tables in choice in this group is unlimited. “ALWAYS HIGH QUALITY— NEVER HIGH PRICED’’ commisaiona shall ait a» tormal nialas of the bchavmr ot uncun-' .Mrs. Mildred R. Newbury of IN. upholstered back aa well as ***'• Russell Boynton and two sons. RIVERSIDES for M ORE MILES *4.78. 36-li'rh Round Coffee Table in of white, jonquil vHlr w o? apple repreaentatives of their own gov- trolled butter prices were offered. ^"M«numVn\‘^^omml.ss”^ with 12'ixl2's-inch glass tops. 4.50 Stanley and Frank, with hla father. fchite flniah, * A'--..., Frank. O.-Boynton and Frank ernment was put to a vole in the, but there wa.s no^qul■.slicm that « Hticceeding Mrs. Maude T. Byle.s Kumph. all of Manning Hill, en­ of Greater SAFETY! United Nation* Economic and So-' siilislantlal jump would tie in stoic Proton who resigned.- joyed an excellent.day of fishing cial Couhcil and il was cairied. jas Midwestern civamerie.s were | at Groton on Sunday. i M I H ighw ay I'senx Kler-t Coventry Granjfc. No. 75 will by a HTtc of bleveiv' to livV reporU'dly wiring dealers to vvjth- j B e n s o n ’S nu'ct 'rhuraday evehing at the hall ~The United States, Britain,' hold aalcs till the price controt -biU i '•» I - Hariford, June 19.—typ,-—The. (Right I Tlie ever po|»ulnr in North Coventry at f .p. m. Tba Ida, L«ebanon ' find 'Belgium ^s disjio^ecpof, ” ' ! Connecticut Highway Uscra con fiddle liotile.s shsppctl,. to lecturer’s hour will Ihcluda a com ­ Furniture und Radio _ against it. ^ . We think it is fiom tuch Items, j ference meeting here serve ns bqpk- ends. Eitr- - petitive program between the mar­ 713 MAIN ST. ’ TEL. 3.33.1 .in* natlofta voUng for it in-; rather 'than from any of the era Id, am eth y st or blue, ried women and single men versus MONTGOMERY WARD 3.H9 a pair. K v the married men and single women. Russia. Chile, China, Co-, propaganda hullaballoo on either ■ ry Page,, Qullford.' ma.ster of Scheduled judges for the evening Cuba, t?zecliosU)Vakla, aide, that tlie nicinlieis ut <’on- the Connecticut Grange: John arc Mrs. Hannah Williams, Wap- Peru, the Ukraine 1 gress should make up ihcii minds'‘4“***’ ‘ 1*#d a Hgt ytUtM, aig-jabout OPA* j B#creUry-t|reMuresx mAiTuntsaiBn cvE m n o nEKAUU, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 194« MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 191« /AGE TEN

week only 7,834, or 34.35r, had been ALICE COFRAN Waits 15 Years for Suit to Be filing for 10 or more weeks and (Known As (tueen Alice) DiHttict Head and Fire (Jii«‘f Ballot Derision There Is no excuse for driv­ Vets’ Benefits Inal Action Is Postponed Troop 91 Gets HOW DOES YOUR Health Nurses only 551, or 24rr, had been filing Seventh Daughter of a Keventh Son ing an unsightly auto, eye­ Called, Then Loses hy Default for 30 or more weeks. Bom With a Veil Made Offieial sore because of a few denis Record Good Since September 1944. when re­ Readings Dally. Including Sunday, Holiest Award .CAR LOOK • and humps. We can straight­ Meeting Held adjustment allowances were first f A. M. to H P. M Or By Ap|Milnt- On Town ’» School Budget naent. In tha Sefrvlee oi the Pea- ? > en them out and blend In new Bridgeport, June 19- (ff*)- John "yesterday the case was called to paid In Connecticut, nearly 80,000 veterans have obtained jobs and pla for SO Veara. iiilrriiii (iovprmnent He-1 paint so nicely that It’s un- Oow o t Troy, N. Y., who said trial in Common Pleas court. Gow The budget a* prffe'Ucd called | ^ l a i l i r l H o o i i r j Board Hears Reports "everybody calls me Hank," wait­ took the stand, but only had be­ Many Obtaining Jobs quit filing out of the 85.857 who SPIRITUAL MEDIUM helle\ahle. Cost Is lower gun his testimony when the lunch­ filed at least once. Only 206 have lOV Church Street, Hartford, Conn. '.7 for 194.V46, Trophy for _Oiil)'laiul-' "ins Erasiiiji Name of j ed 15 years for his suit to be call­ And Not Getting Aid the Boerd of Education and pared with ».>34,2.. than you’d expect! On Activities of the ed in court, but didn’t wait long eon recess was called. * exhausted their benefits under the Phone 8-2024 or an inrrenae of Jft7,5.'i3. The .>Ioiiareliv in Ita ly! law. In ' in^ f’ainp ArlivilifM| Nurses During May enough to see It finished. Came the reconvening of court For Long Periodfl w s ^ S r ' i t e r - Rreatcxt increase la shown In ’ I On Jan. 30, 1931, Gow filed suit at 2 p.' m., and Oow was among ” fc>Tonrtde7 the ^1946-47 teachers’ salnHea wMch^ amounts / Rome, June 19 '/!’ Premier Xl- ' s p e c i .\l : —X------against the Bridgeport and Phila­ the missing. Somebody said he'd .Suorda Into— ? to nearly $40,000 with $3,000 in-i Charter night exer< ise,a vC'el r The postponed board meeting Veterans are obtaining jobs in i cide do Gasperi s interim govern- ! W> C’an I’ut a New Top delphia Transportation company heard him inquiring about where large numbers and are not draw­ ^ U IT meeting to he held" crease in the salariea of the 1 held Mondav evening at the 'T'.rcrn On Voiir Beach Wagon— of the Mancheater Public Health for $500, contending he had re­ he could get a bus for Trey. Sydney— — Surplus war ma­ JJanitors. a n ito rs There is also an Increase ; .... . / ment today began erasing the ing unemployment benefits for Monday, July 22, ( .schwf hy Troop 91. Now! Nursing Association was held yes­ ceived no pay for working as a Came 3:10 p. m.,- and still no ' long periods accordliig to the rec­ terial Is being put to unusual uses for of $2,000 in school insurance. name of the momichy fiom all le­ The budget as presenteil egiance to terday In the Board Room of the truck driver on 12 round trips be­ Gow, so the defense requested, and ! ords of the Employment Security in Australia. A man who bought SHOE BOX board- In addition to the proposed With a pledge of gal .'ind politic al machinery midi r BsJderation of the Joint tween this city and Philadelphia. was granted, a default judgment. ^ Division. Of the 85.857 veterans a captured Japanese tank planned ■Md 16 typewritten sheets and budget, the ■•'chool bi.ard asked the , he Flag followed/ty the South a Supreme court ruling which Memorial ho.spitaI. W>st Hartford Center OF.T ,\N ESTIMATE TOD.AV! Liinrheon Recess Called Henr.v C Burronghs, Govv’s law- ' who have applied for 8. R. A. bene­ to exhibit it and then use it to tow IriMhf the budget estimate had appnnal to Include $11,0(W for ", oath and 1-aw th evening's „ ,pro- made official the pi-ople's decision ; Mrs. Gertrude Raynor, Nursing There were continuances and yef, said he had no Idea where his pie-stand. A breakfast food Supemaor. gave a detailed report fits during the past two years, only en mailed to each of the mem- " '’'’"enTnC^^^^ K"' "n d ,^ way with several I In the June plehisrite to replace other delays, but at 12:55 p. m. client Went. 25,417 were still on the rolls dur­ firm IS said to be using obsolete “ FINE SHOES of~the joint board for studV „ remedial skits presented hy the Cobra and I the Mouse of Savov with a repub- MANt IfFSTER MOTOR SALES of the work done by the fire nck-ack guns for puffing whesL nurses, reporting a total of 9151 ing the week of June 1-8 and of i l y t w o members O f the reading teai her. an additional mu- Wolf I'atnid^ al.so a very realist i. : lie ------7 ------FROM FINE SOURCES’ If anyone can hamese the atomic age, WEST ( ENTER ST. PHONE 1134 visits made during the month of cused were represented by A ttor­ this number 2,529 were filing their ilectmen were P«^'’«nl ,ic tMcher and a speech teacher, skit p cr^ n ln g to .snake bites by The vo'.e wa.i revealeil to have ] they can . . . theae rising young Amer­ May. Mrs. Raynor reported that ney Frank Francis of Hartford and initial application for benefits dur­ eeting last night these being h„„rd approved the , the ne^^Explorer Post a bra.u h been 12.717,923 to 10,719.284 B i l l i o n icana of whom you’re justly proud . . . the nurses are Increasingly busy the ariesting officer was State ing that week. Approximately 185.- FENDER AND ' . ™ s v . o . . n . . r ; hior Sroiitlng >vw,h.h. which is No dale ha.s yet been set, how­ 009 veterans have beeir discharged Give them graduating gifts that express ever, for the official proclamation and that moic and more calls are Policeman Raymond J. Praseik a flr^ of Its kind to be organl/eii On Thursday evening, June 20 Testimony brought out in the trial Connecticut, of whom 100.090 your faith In them, and strengthen of the republic. coming In for their services. j BODY WORK Manehester, at the Bolton Center parsonage, have not applied for benefits as their faith In themselves. See the stun­ XT,. c „.n c . .o e v . u.e . oo..- To Remove Shield From Flag , Report Pleases Board was that Madlgan and Yates | the meeting was ad y Gordon Fogg district eomiiils- the gifts for the overseas needy- compared with the 85,857 who 1 SOLIMENE A FLAGG ning gifts we have In a special gradua­ Last night the de Ga.speri cahi- , stopped a truck driven by Alblnl sioner presenteil the new charters The board members were wili be sorted and boxed. Those have. tion collectinn — the flnest values we Ray \Vhrren John .Merr, net approved a decree providing ■ Martin a.s the re.sult of a strike INC. tieney, The following is the budge for to John Uerby chairman of the pleased with the report of the In- who wish to make contributions Of the 22,888 ex-servicemen fil- | could assemble! liarles 8. House. that henceforth all court vegilicts i at the trucking company where | 884 Center SL Tel. 8101 1946-47; Troop committee; then Mr. Fogg ATTENTION! I l eased activities of the associa­ of food or clothing may leave them Ing consecutive claims during the presented new registration cards will be handed down "in the name | the acciused were employed. Es (fmated tion as it was shown that the at the parsonaeo call 2-1821 be­ to the Troop committee, namely; of the Italian people:" that the Of­ 01 In the second case Carl Skoglund Appropriation Appfopiiatlon townspeople have come to depend fore Thursday and the donations ,Iohn Jensen, .lohn Derby, fleorge ficial Gazette he renamed the O ffi­ of Manchester was fined $9 when 1945-46 1946-47 upon the services of the Public will he pickeci up. Gifts of cloth­ Stop Worrying (penditiires Andrew. Ernest Paneiera and Er- Ray Warren Is Elected cial Gazette of the Republic; tliat h(? pleaded guilty to the charge of 10,900.00 $ 11.600 00 Voters To Be Made Health Nurses. ing and food will be welcomed. nieral Control ...... ' ling Jensen. the shield of the House of Savoy be ■ The letters sent out by the violation of the rules of the road. About structlnn; 40.5.700.00 1 Junior Assistant .Scoutmaster removed from the Italian flag, i Drive committee have been an­ Court Cases In the third case Jo.soph J. Wet- The Tr ial Justice Com I in Bol­ ait of North Coventry lost his Teachers' Salariea ...... 7 630 00 ' C^u'ik Iss Andrew on behalf of the leaving only the red, white and , Voters will be made In Manchester at (he Town swered by a number of contribu­ F £ i4 IS J 7 / Clerical Salaries ...... 6 000 00 ' ’^'fU” P presented a Ten Year serv- 8th District President 1 green bars; and that all references ' tion." but it WHS felt that theie eie ton had a busy evening on Mmiday driver’s licen."e and received a fine Lightning! Text Books ...... 13 1S0 00 Ifc award to John Derby for long i to the monachy he stricken from Clerk's Offiee in the Municipal Building oh Thurs­ quite a few people who would like when it collecteil a total of $oD9 in of $100 when he pleaded guilty Instruction Supplies ...... 2 1.55'00 "od faithful aervlce. Douglas A iy ! oaths and other legal and judicial day. June 20th, from 5 to 8 P. M. (D.S.T.) to i.-oiiti ibnte and who have let the tines in the session. With John to ilriinkeii driving; a charge of Install Lightning Rods Typewriters ...... 1,275.00I ;;' drew wfas then presented a fmir John Mprz ('.hospii as formula matter slip from their miml.s. Swanson as presiding Justice and indecent expo.sure wa.s nolled. - B oulevard D iner Other Expense ...... year certificate for his oulstnivding Jn its ruling the court said that If there are any persons who Renato Cocconi as prosecutor. Still another ca.se Is scheduled On Ypur Home! Firp Deparlnipnl ('hlpf This session, open to all that are eligible, gives 473 Connecticut Boulevard East Hartford eratlon of riant: .3.5.210,00 38 340.00 service to the troop. .Scoutula.ster re.sults from 118 voting precincts have not contributed to the Man- Thomas Madlgan of Manchester for next Monday evening. IVe are egenta for tbe Na- "Salaries, .lanitors ...... IK.700.00 15 440.00 i Spiess then introdiH'ed Kr omitted from previously announced ; particular opportunity to many returned Service che.sUr Public Health Nursing and Joseph Yates of East Hart­ PRESENTS ttnnal Lightning Prnlretlon Co., ling A. Jensen the trjiop''Outdoor At liirrpaspd Salary; Fuel ...... 11.400.00 11.400.00 Hollywood totals and minor corrections from ' Men and Women to add their names to the Voting Association, their contributions ford received fines of $100 each In the middle of the 18th cens world’s largest lightning rod Water. Eight and Pow er... Camping and Aelivittes man \\ ho 450.00 600 00 *■ ISo Raisp in Tax Rate charges of voting fraud did not would be preutly appreciated, for for breach of the peace. The charge tiiry. more hooks had been print­ The Popular manafneturer. tVe also have Janitors' Supplies ...... spoke briefly on the pAre given the I.ist.s. Voters when made are urged to declare 600.00 700.00 By GENE HANDSAKER .substantially change the republic's their parly preference. Their names then appear V ith the amount of health .super- j of tampering with a motor vehicle ed in Chinese than other lan­ the trained men In Install them Tnicking Expense ...... 380 00 troop meiiibers whl)^* on any camp­ winning ballot margin. vision work, such donatiivi is a was nolled in both cases. The ac- guage." together. amirdlng to Inaumnre mider- 380.00 The Riinual mefting of the Rentals ...... ing trip.s. Then announced the PreviniiH Decision "Indefinite" on the caucus list of the party they choose. Such necessity if the work of the asso- ! tvrllera’ requirements, which en- Hollywood--5'es Mr. Zamuk, it'« BILL JOHNSON Isihtenance of Plant: / 6.535.00 - 260 00 "•inner bf the trfiut tl.shing conte.st Eighth School and I ’ tihtles Dis- . It was this omission and the al- declaration entails no obligation as to their vote riation is to continue on its pres- “ tlllea you In a dlAcoiinl nn ynur Salaries. Summer l.a ^ r. .j ‘ which rei cntly rlo.scd, a.s .Scout 21.081.00 trict was held last night in the - true that 1 have the sniffles and | legedly fraudulent votes that had at any time. And His Orchestra Are Insurance. Rep. and Replacements .. 3 I'oo 00 IShea and awarded,him an 1.750.00 Hollister Street Auditorium, wa.s ' the genernllv lousy feeling induced i led King t'mberto II to describe as Free eetimatea given an.y- New EquipmeVit ...... 4 210 00 official Bi^ Scout Aluminum Cook Every Wed., Thiirs., Fri. and Sat. where. H’e are Installing In •JEWELERS - OPTICIANS • 2.778 00 Kit. a htief one. Attorney William .S bv a rold. but these are not re- ' "indefinite" the court's previous Insurance ...... , , , i decision of a republtran victory, Manchester all the time. 891 MAIN ST., M A N C H ES T ER ,CONN. tnxiliary Agencies! snon.sih e for the cro.ss eomment-si ,, , .. ' . •. Reds Deny Report DANCING EVERY NIGHT 2..575.00 3 000 00 Sp«-aks To Parents Hyde was the moderator; | • I Earlier the court announced its Manchester Republican 12 925 00^ GyCirgc Aiuliew, Tiooj) Advai.ee- These Stores Are School I.ihrarirt 10,835.00 R.ay Warren was elected presi- I m about to malic concerning 20th final ruling on 'he June 2 national - We Cater To Wedding Partiea and Banqneta - Richard V. Jacknon Health Service ...... ! 10,400.00 13 010 00 tnafil .oaii then apiieuied to liie dent of the Diatriet and .lohn Mei z (.'fix's "Centennial Sum- election--held In conjunction w ith! Troops IMassed Transportation 1 210 00 tor more parlicipal ion on Taylor Mtrcrl 850.00 1 was elected C'h.ef of the Fire De ths plebiscite—which gave the Attendance Officer and Enum...... mer. Town Committee TLI.EPIIONC 51186 500.00 .500.00-1'■*’®**^ part m SeouUiig activitlea partment. Christian Democrats ( Catholic 1 Dental Clinic ...... to lunhcr entourage uieil- son in . The characters are trite, their 7.665.00 4.860.)B<) I The important item on the enll. ; party 297 seats in the Constituent London, June 19— i.?*— An of­ iTrade School ...... tlis climb to attain the coveted , Advertise in Hie Herald— ll Pavs 1.500.00 - 1,.500 00 I that of the pureha.se of it new fire problems unreal, the situation." old Xssembl - ‘the'soelalDts 115 seats ficial Soviet denial was broadcs.st ICvenIng School ...... ivagle liadge. .Scoiumaslei .-ipiess 1 stuff. The color film is a.s alwavs tne .8oeiailsis by Moscow radio last night of a 368.00 4<»0.00 I truck went through with'out oppo- I.. Of 1.1. u'.., I and theme Ccommunists ommunists 104tut Minor ISaiQiner Wowlwork ...... »,'900.00 ' 'next (iresenlcd the IJe.sl I'atrol ' more gaudy than lifelike. But report that Russian troops were OPEN situ'n and ther dircctora were au­ prize and a'n.aclieil an aiipniiinale ! parties won a total of 139 seats. Watcrans' School ...... ‘ 1,.500.00 j thorized to spend not more than , (he aeting is so gay and the mnsie being concentrated in southeastern Prellmirar.v Plans for New SehooN, Etc. .slrean.er to the Patrol r lag ol the $12,999 for the new truck. so lilting it wa.s the Inst compos­ Germany. Tht; broadcast statement Fleers Gleam $534 2.57.00 $591,810.00 ' Cobra Patrol vshicli i.s only a yeai I ed by the late .leronie Kem for a said: i old. 'i'he niembeis ol tins patrol! Other Officers ,\re Rei-leeted ! IN NaiV TMI TIIM motion picture that the ticket- 'The New Y'ork Times of June WITM NaU TNI WOtR Supplementar.v Budg.-t Estimates: ale: Robert Jen.sen, patrol le.iili’r, Other officers reeleeted included , Things Are Fresher at . / Paul Cervmi. clerk and treasurer;; buyer is warmed into a willingness EAR PAINTING 17 publishes a report by (C- L. 1 Phy.slcal Education Elcmcnt.ary Schools I rieouls ivi iineUi Jan.aaen, John Ale- | to \yait for the evints to work_ Sulzberger from Paris to the ef­ T H U R S D A Y S 1. Supervisor ...... $3^000 Joseph Chartier. tax eolleetor and .500 ! 1 lelland, Robert t ancieiji. Acal ttirough to their oh\';oii.s conclu- Get Our Estimate fect that in southeastern Germany Efjuipmtnt ...... $ 3 500 09 ^ Robert Kelly and William also'as I'''irst Assi.stant Chief of the Fire licpartment. Erliiig Ijirsen .“lon.s. a concentration of Soviet troops TAVERN '' 500 00 ^hea. 1 ills [lali oi al.so accrcdilcil • « • SOLIMENE & FI,.\GG and LcoA A. Thorp, directors for is allegedly going on. Tass 1." 12. Remedial Reading Teiiehcr ...... 2 500 00^“ '’**^** ul the recent lil.strid Cam- Again 1 find nn.self wondering: INC. authorized to state that thi.s re­ NON-RUf noos WAX 3. Additional Music Teacher ...... 9 599 no Pucee by scoring me liigncsl mim- ! three years and Ray Coleman was elected Second Assistant Chief of Why rant a lavish mii.'ical, re­ 634 Center St. Tel. 5101 MODEL port is devoid of all foundation." • tATIN-UKK LUtTRE .K'r of ))oiiiL.s lotalling Ul 1 per U n til P . M . 14. -Speech Teacher ...... •/" • X U n T * WATER aeOTTINO the Fire Department. plete with expensive rostumes, (The Times had no comment on 9 cent ot any piurol pai lieiinamg • OSTI BRIOHTBR WITH UIE $11,000.90 Chief’s Pay Is Inereiised SI enery and sperTaclcs and, in this FRUIT SHOPPE the Moscow report.) out were not .illowed the honor oi case, dash of nostalgia for last- • ORIEE QUICKLY I Salaries of the officers remained • BRILLIANT. DURABLE a proiieiency ribbon liecuuse ot ab- eentury Americana, hive a story “ Where Genuine Quality Prevails” ! dense ol tuo of then pairol due to the same with the exception of the 997 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 2-0784 • DEVELOPED BT tOCONY- salary of the Fire Department a.s meaty as its melodics" "Cen­ Air Furnaces Masons to Mark VACUUM LABORATORIES I Illness. tennial Slimmer" asks us to be­ Just a Few Steps Below Hale’s IStaUii Tells Wcf The Women I The Wolf patrol led by Robert Chief, which, by motion fiom the flo in the liest show the time in all the world's Worst Fault patrol contest and iney al.so I'ailid The liix rate uill leniain at 2 VAN CAMP BROS. MAHCHeSTIR COMM- ONE GALLON •2.89 1-2 mills as it ha.s been for the principal cities at once, was real­ YELLOW RIPE Manchester Lodge of Masons Saliile Now to receive the proiiciency rioboii ly a pretty earth-shaking conlriv- f . By Ruth Mlllett at the Camporee bevau.se one oj past several years. Di.strict Telephone 5211 mill ob-serve St. John’s Day by at­ NEA Staff Writer their members were absent. Scout­ fin.snces are in good shape due to ' ttnee tending services at the South (Continued froin' Page «n e) "Anal.vze yourself, entering an master Spie.ss then lUustrnted ho.v t.he efficient manner in which Mr. It wants us to think of doll-like Tdethodlst church next Sunday. Adhondadr Jeanne Crain, over whom every imaginary beauty contest with and what was needed to Btiike a Cervmi has looked after the BANANAS »> 1 2 o The members of the lodge will as­ I lions require all tnilitary and Naval troop luiiction as a team. 1 hen Mr. financial interest of the Distnc.t. normal male moviegoer must cer­ semble on the lawn at the rear if KEMP'S, INC. CHAIR ever.vone you meet.” a beauty au­ tainly moon, a.s a dreamy Cin­ SALS3URY SAL ceHOUse^soN. Ipersonpel "to strictly keep mili- Andiew aiinoum ed the big surpii.se anil the cffieieiit record of Tax the church at 10:15 a. m.. and will 763 MAIN STREET Kow (■ ik« tim« to thority recently told a i;roup of of the evening the award by the Collector .loscph Chartier. derella at whom no man na.s ever : enter the church in a body at Liv# Cu!dec.*f.-s |t)iry state secrets; to be honest. FLORIDA JUICE SEEDLESS J Itru’thful and conscientious; to i New S'orkYork hnsiiiesswomcnbnsiiiesswomcn. j Charier Oak Council ol the uamel looked. She has a flirtatious 1 7V» t*Hing you - ust 10:35. Rev. W. Ralph Ward. Jr, a Sonetd }!ar:2-.vood. Very con-.lortcb!#. foUs I Study nlllltai'y requirements; to | A s if anyone had to tell worn- gjoone trophy to Troop ill for its bosomy sister (Und.a Darnell I, AVI-TOH member of the fraternity, w-ill de­ awo’/ l;ki a ktidfa choir. Buy ^ constjf^e military and*state prop-1 en to do that! Comparing them-| outstanding outdoor Camping ac- and what do you know? when III your Crowing Mesh ORANGES Grapefruit liver a sermon on Masonry and St. Rockville Elks Ctvcrcl ot lint Low Frlco— le T 9 to respect superiors and | selves with' every wom.an they j tivities carried out in the entire adventurous Aunt Zenia (('nn- when netdeil, John, the patron saint of the or­ stiinee Bennett i arrives from Paris strictly observing the rules | nieet is the worst f.ault women ; Manchester District, It's tough on round 3 for 39c der. military politene.ss and salut- ■ have. ' The evening s festivities were for the 1875 Philadelphia exposi­ 49c doz. ('laml)ake June end cecet worms g.” ! At Icn.-il, it brings out the worst i brought to a close by leclUng the tion. both girls fall for auntie's tf this edvice sckeenim BROOMS The regulations require that or- in wonien. | Scout Oath followed by the Scout- ' nekinese-rarrving esrort iCornel I The Rockville Lodge of Elks will ; Wilde). heeded^ NATIVE Warm Weather A Larq* Au&rt* Iders of superiors must be observed Mamie meets Susie, and. after I master's Benediction. m^ri o! Fibfo n quick .Mize-np. decide." Susie has | hold its annual clambake Sunday, Du PONT HOUSE PAINT ! This leave." Linda's sterling .suit­ SCREEN DOORS and Supar Qual* Icxactly and’ promptly, but that Jii.ie 39 at Uie new Elks’ Home at , I ■ubordinates should not be hvmili- her beaten in appearance. From i or (William Eytliel, a young man 'DR SALSBURy'S Trio Hardwood Frame—Full ily — i .Maxwell Court, Rockville. Arthur ExeunsioN Cloon Swtfpiro. AVI.TON brir. I.'fc lated or cau.sed to lose personal then on, Susie is an enemy, to be ;MeFall Is general chairmaiT and enough nn tho.se days i to envied and distrusted, and watch­ .Surprise Shower «od ctcjl Strawben Sited—2 it. 8 in. by 6 Long. Smooth I dignity. Red Star said. ” u or.,1 hang out hi.s shingle as an obste- ies 4 9 « 1 licndli - ^ Courts of honor were ordered ed whenever Mamie’s man 1s tCharle.s Mtmphy Is secretary through i«d »n th« $jv«t Ubor It. 8 in. Good Quality. treasurer. The committees are as; [created for .keeping the dignity around. If she can. Mamie goes the pieture hut pout between his t« t«$y on tfi« b candidates having thteTf applica­ Siiiiiiiier Schedule Craig portrays an ex-baseball play- to try and tell you something Headlani|) Unit paign. Each service organization ReekleM Fllei^ Fined i ing character patterned after the about radio and radio sets. In­ I.v. Main and Gold Sts., Hartford PER PA1R-2SC Cofly AcUnf — inq-3 QT. SIZE- t / V win take part in the drive which tions In for a vote at tonight’s meeting will be eligible to be Ini­ ' real-life fminder. Cal Farley. cluding phonographs, new de­ 1 is headed by Rus.sell B Hathaway. New Fairfield, June 19--IA5— A For Town Court MoMiey~Mmving^\FLOOR VARNISH 11 a. In., D. S. Y. Re|daeemeiit tiated by the National Commander. Jackie "Butch" Jenkins is one of velopments and so on. Sui’e, ITYU All members o f the Veterans’ fine of $100 and ccfsts and a sus­ the problem boys. Good, clean en­ It’s advertising — but w e hope [Council are reqiieated to be pres- pended Jail sentence Of 10 days John Stelle. Commander Stelle will $1.25 Inql. Fed. Tax BIKE BASKET be In the state June 24 and 25. Judge Raymond R. Bowers In­ tertainment for all the family. it will help you as well as iis. lent at the i .'meeting tomorrow were imposed on William Kemph, Mod* •! Quality Ath — 30, of Wlnsted after he pleaded On Monday, June 24 he wjll ini­ formed the members of the Town .Choose for her an excitipg, glit­ [jilght. Llf^ Und«?r\vriters to Meet Does your set run the way It ’'4 . - a StfMoly W*v8tt t* carry guilty before Justice of the Peace tiate a large class of candidates Count staff this morning that the tering gift, a gift as shining as. S U P E ^ L E A H t pitnty •! frMtrUfl, ttr, ■ from Hartford Count.v in a mass Town Court will on the usual -dtFuo Any llkt FITS ALL O f i ium of the Aetna Life Insurance court daya on Monday. Wednes­ Connecticut State ..Asauciation of Radio.s need, maintenance just of jewelry to wear on gradua- «** fixes- a ^ O Granite Falls, Minn. -(.4»)--John I Police Lieut. Harry Tucker said Life Underwriters annftiinced today lit woodmrork and furniture. — Htfhly Enowolod — .3 9 iMertz put in a call for a repair the Winsted man was arrested « t Company on Farmington avenue. day and Friday. The Only change the same as automobiles or any lion day. A precious little watch m . * § Fine body, full, high gloss. $1.14 Lake Compounce The public Is invited. from the regular schedule Is the Its annual meeting would be held othei* machine. If It rattles, Good durability, Yat, just [man after he detected an odor .5f his home Sunday after a plane he here tomorrow. Officers will be to lake her career-wards! iSee QUART had been flying tore down high The local post has advanced.the substitution of the Friday ses­ distorts, squeals, and so on— look at its low price! I r a s In his hqme. The repair rnan elected, annual reports will be de­ our many charming sugges- By Sue Burhetlt ...... GOLF TEEY tension wires In the vicinity of date of Its regular meeting from sion of court for Ssturdsy during It Isn’t right: and It may be an­ Lv. Main and Gold Sts., Hartford Ixound the gas leak In -a hurry— livered snd there will Ipe a talk Planned for the young in spirit, nm sintABLE c u m t a n d l o n c w tA it RiTtHire Lake CandlewoofJ causing a slight Monday, the 24 until tonight. This the summer months. ^ noying your neighbors' sets as lions! Fellihtd en. Keepyoi4nrCa^‘^M 4. d'los’i " Mr .Mnrpliv said rii<> ( ioMi|»lroll<'r hij nearest opponent by more (Jounaelllng: 10 to 12 noon; 1 (oa yoar l!arb boar If yaa arlib) Imoie Watkins. Mrs. A L. Oow- Shea historian. Mary Ann Lynch. and finished goods.” Drops Suave approval byxOdngress, then rattfi- after he has reported to President ■ only natural Pepper contended. •Hlgn Schooljscnool Hallnan of ^.pre even shnkCTi up ■ |•■lT die .ao !h*l everyone trad j 1 than 8,000 votes. The result, he asserted, would to 4 p. m.; 9 to 12 on Satur­ to tIsB a!4 gel Ihe rath. ' ell: William S. Hyde. William .1 The Manihester Green achool caflon by ^fee-fourths of the Trum an. I that the court should have sharp' It WHS wonderful til u.lo t.' , tti'-n w have a picnii ' At the monthly irleetlnp natnrs Eastland’s Speech Blunt i differences of opinion. FINANCE C Or»«uatJon *xew l««» wer^ heM ‘ l-'lHiTirm spurt Kike lor*li Ixpanl '.t tiiistee.s'of the Manihe.s- J. Tobin won Democratic renom- prices out of the reach of the Veterana' Admlniatratlon alono. Prompt, prirate, frleadly ■ Mr. I.aw.soii .«ntd he tiA the 1 .p I e o I I \. ryone •\ \>iplani'k lield at the si hoot this Afternoon doubted it'could make the grade. irrvlee. A laan at ‘Pertoaal' State Tbeatar BalMh Hoii.se (.’ommitleV Mrs W R. Siirprise Parly I 111 a tion by a onc-slded margin over American people.” Contact Repreaentativea — In one of the bluntest gpccchcs j When Eastland disagreed, Pep- _ — mornlnr - the High School _ flame* hri-ak out in ih*' M,;.l of the [las.enpeis were ter Meinonal hospital held last Aitluir Illing. siiperlntemlbBt of I f I " a vai.iiion with his wife lars each to the highest grade F ran k fu rter and Harold H. Bur­ Jackson-Black episode made the the court in the older days in the vet began his thinl year with the Tinker. Jr . Howell Cheney. Mrs (Gov. Robert F. Bradford, unoppos­ ence decisions today. edged he knew of the brutalltj^ of days 8:30 to 12, noon. and danuhte.r .lisplayed a fishing and girl, were presented to Bar­ ton. the latter appointed by Pre.sl- American people "today look up­ wrong direction." to, al inslitiilion on .\pril I Miss P. H Wirkhsm ■A surprise party was given yea- ed Republican nomlriee. Senator Bajrkley (D.. Ky.L head the Nazis from the early years on­ Rehabilitation and Tralfiing (lent Truman. It would remove i..,| with whnh he «aid he plans K\a .lohnson was re-e|e,ted comp- bara Qmhtch and Phyllis Silver- of the Senate group, told reporters on their highest tribunal aa bereft Fmame Conimittee. Thoma.s guls. and Robert teujay evenmg for Thomas M Both in Michigan and Maasa- ward, but aaid he continued to Officer— John Fox. available Justices William O. Douglas, to take 'he hiSk-'TI salmon in lie- It was doubtful that RepresenU- of unity, spent by dissension and Setting It Straight Fei'giison. Philip CTieney, WiHlam Fuller ami chailes Pevkham for Dsvrs of 50 \\ oodbr. Ige chu.«etts all four major party can- work for the Reich aa a ’'patriot.” by appointment only. Frank Murphy, Robert H. Jackson ST h P n roM m follows: Inear Conne/floit-i:h»de I dniiH j„ . , . tlves Wolcott and Oawford, both "You knew of these inhuman Secretary—Ruth Gow.’ torn hy the bickering! of fac- .1 Thornton the hnv.a There w as a tie m both «hd B>veiley (.. Keniston of Ter- didate-s for the Senate and many and Wiley Rutledge, as the final ...... Seleetions ' border. Tnahle to rxtiuKmdi the Michlgsin Republicans, would be murders by the Gestapo and still ! lions.” Little blue^fierona, when Mttic | Building Committee: .Mrs A 1.. divi.sions thi.s y ea r ryville, f>v 35 of their friends and of the Incumbent U. S. repre­ four appointees of the late Presl- ...... Grade Eipht ' blaze he pave the order to hj-.k- the Bolton Lake able to attend because of yester­ you took Job after Job under Hit­ In (act,” ho said, "they dia­ arc not bltfe, but white. When Crow-ell, R W. Gosipe. William .S. After the presentation of the ^'■e'sl*' ** sentatives hi" ■ no opposition. dent Roosevelt. | count, its avowed high motives and' Th'e^' o ’ co’untrv'" ...... 'tip prcliar.'d to land supper w as served. day’s primary slectlon In their ler. Why did you do It," Sir David they are blue, they’re not little, ^ • Kirhbcrp ' ' The pa.s.senpeis were .»tilen.fid Hvde, William .1 Thornton. Mrs ptizes. Lawrence Riker, membef House, Would Not Affect Vinson | judge It with distrust and adz *'('offpp I//// W R Tinker Jr. ■After the sup'Rer the two honor Senator David I. Walsh i D- home state. demanded. but two feet in length. aV 'e^ u n t^ -T T n e' United States he .said. •'There w a. no pahh or of the hoard'of ediication. present- It would not affect President plclon. It is a aad day for America Piiblie Relation* Committee: ed the diplomas guests were presented* with an Massi and F'ormer Repyblican Sponsor Important Provisions "I did my duty toward Ger­ Bloom Ired Truman’s appointment of Fred that that last great citadel bf hu­ - ^ iSoz/.H P a r k in g Thomas Bentley. (Tiarles .*t Burr The program was as follows: [ F.meison radio. Speech making Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. Jr., Each Is the sponsor of an Im­ many," von Papen deplied. "I know The Str^ngW and I’n.tv of Onr Immedmtrlv aft. - the |,h.,w . wgre nominated automatlcaUy, as you consider Germans criminals ■Vinson as chief justice, a nomina­ man freedom has thus beCn com­ Ttie sirenpui , tande.l at Windham airport f'an- Elinei \ Weden Rev \\'m Dunn Pisa essional: Graduation March and dancing w as enjoyed "till nud- portant provision In the House bill. By Import tion expected to receive early promised.” NOTICE Were Senator Arthur H.. Vanden- today, but among them you must L*urr*F!Th‘ lAmeriian made, arranpemeiil: for p pph I Ijike I night. Wolcott fathered a clause which Senate confirmation. Bridges said he waah't blaming M I ’ Coins berg (R-Mich) and his DemoersA provides that all producers, proces­ remember are pstrlota. 1 am re­ Alternate Patty Rember . the pas.sengcrs to he hroilglit In I (.'honia- Men of Devotion— | The coup’.e plan to ba married in Eastland inforhscd a reporter he individuals, as such, but added that Flemming ' ^ the Congregational church in tic opponent, James H. Lee, for-' sors and distributors. Including re­ sponsible only to my conscience On Russia A I and of One People hu.ses tinder state polin. < seort t.. ('heveiine, Wyo Sometiiiies I..c*2ion Fireworks mer Detroit corporation counsel. and the German people.” is uninterested in the fact that hla "there are a number of men who THE America ^ I Bratnard field. Another < •<.nsl. Mb - ■ God of Our Fathers-- Wairen. Te rrv'ville Saturday afternoon at tailers, shall be allowed current Rep. Philip J. Philbln iDI of amen.lment would leave Hugo now sit upon the court who do not Edwin Quinn ,. . . diapatI tied I roni .Vcw Bill OToide thought It might he O rchestra; ('■on.*erration Over­ 2 o'clock. costa plus “a reasonable profit’ (OaatlsbMl from Page Oae) Black on the court, while retiring have the proper legal background, Alternate Norman Kittle tion the Third Maaaachiuetts diatrlct, netnivniiACi . rlii; York with a new en \ llflllel I nm- go, d if I'heyf ime \\e,e h.ii U in ( 'ainpai^ii SlarlofI ture Bels when their price ceilings are com­ Jackson, who recently asserted judicial temperament or the abil­ Barbara Thomas ' mand of i-npt Joe Bniton. (Graduation Theme: 1 Am An Polleo (^lef Inveatigate* (!) only Bay State Houas incumbent puted by OP A. Representatives Gordon (D-111.), And Stop Doging Your Stomach METCALFE GLASS its lliise ■ belt on wheels" iia . Two Stage Shows publicly that Black declined to ity to sit upon the world’s greatest W ith SoM and AUcalizers A lU m ate E l . . yipa„vvhllc pa.s.setigcr.s w, re American. Oraah who ha4 a sMtast. waa rm m m > Stabilization officials have criti­ Ryter (D-Conn.). Mundt (R-S. D.) At least the hitching post.s and disqualify himself in a case In legal tribunal and to decide funda­ Don't expect to get real relief from March of the Flags R Burr, C. tnated. cized the provision u a potential and Bolton (R-Ohlo), demanded which his former law partner was mental questions upon which the Aldo Paganl ehairman of the wrecker of price control. headache, sour atomacli, eaa and had COMPANY ““ "n ..,, P.,.1 ...... la'ks of lhal un.seltled peiioil ,1id Pei khsm ' Lewdstown. Mont. — (T’ - O ne j Over the Week-End "immediate abandonment of any Interested. |very system of our government, as breath by taking soda and other alka- I Lea Barrett , Then, jn-st liefore 1 o’,'.o, k this not ledd nn k> Is and p,'nme« firework.* committee of the Ameri- Pledge, to the Flag —Class and automobile careened around a ^ In 1856 Pasteur experiments la Oawford sponsored a provision semblance of appeasement” of the Ill'i CENTER STREET Alternate George Demkn "I don't think any president we know It. depends.” lizera If the true cauae of your trouble la morning, the ric%v I'lpper w ,ie po..-- (I 'Poid. s diitie.s iiuhideil nil- I ran Ik-gion announced last night ainlience. _ ^ ' corner and crashed into another. i milk started, to forbid OPA from trimming Kremlin and said President Tni- The Responaibilities of American Two entirely different stage ought to be permitted to name Ideologies Behind Appointments ed for talie-off fo: Loiel. ' w ifll |, a.ling lln- ex-iiiw towns paiU- that the I.,egion Auxiliary has IntTodiic lion C P e c K h iC n i. and t'he driver of the first vehicle i peace-time trade discounts and man and Premier Stalin should *^ln^i^^CM, your real trouble is not in Schools in Democratic Living. handling charges for such recon abowa will b4 presented this week­ more than three members of the Eastland said th at ’’some stu­ the atoniarh St all. But in the inteatinal one .slop at New I* .e.irdiand . ing n ;.l, i . It wa. iliffuult enough Cla.ss, B Quilitch, R Fuller. was jailed Within a few minutes. ) meet soon for a personal talk on WILL BE CLOSED Roberta Hynds started to make a telephone lan- version Items as automobiles and court,” the Mississippi senator de­ dents of government have express- tract where 80'!1 ofyourfoodia digeated. Oex'ides Xgaliisl Keiiewini; Ir p |.. , oil. . I lis.ni lln- m elets , oiiis •Ariericana All- (T Roy, P Sil- Driver Of the second car was end at the State ’Theater, Hartford. problems dividing the two coun­ Alternate Beverly Biirsack van.* for subscripUone to the fund household appliances. clared: the opinion that these men were And when it gets blocked it fails to only one ot the 13 p;i lerg cis w hieli rpin kl\" built up to sack verslein. M’ .shea. M Fogg, C. ( Police (ZTiief A. C. M cKnlght, who I Randy Brooks, his "Golden” Trum­ tries. d im t properly. SATURDAYS Community Cooperation in The women will tall every peraon .Manet. M Wills. .M. Lynch. The Senate approved a similar He added that there could be, no appointed because of their eco­ decided agair..«t renewing the (pianlitn . hot worse when it signed s complsint alleging drun- | pet and orchestra with Carol Moo­ Calling , the report a "strictly "packing” of the tribunal under What you want tar real relief is qM Promoting Unity. listed in the phone diieclpry Those ('hoiiis; l.ittle Brown (Thiirch L. & G. provision barring so-called cost ab­ nomic and social Ideologies and aoda or an alkalizer—but something to trip He wa.s the Ite\ (•ninrhns ( .1 me to .si’i ting them ken driving. i confidential” committee document. his proposal, which would recon­ STARTING JUNE 15 Walter Olsson In what h, , alle.l "s|i,iie time" willing to donate will he called Pitts sorption by wholesalers and re- ney, lovely song stylist, and Harry "unblock” your intestinal tract. Some-' Ciirtrn. of Sydn,\\ Mont ' \Mlllam r. s|o\er taller* of such articles. Bloom told a reporter; stitute the court with a chief jus­ , thing to clean It out effectively—help Our Appreciation f I "Poole ileodeil to hogtie the' upon by a colleclor and given a Now the Day-Is Over Barby. House Shortage Never Problem Prime, romantic baritone, will be cording 'to othi t p.is..ri „oi.- "It Is probable that we will Just "There Is absolutely no truth to tice and alx to 10 ajtsoclates, as Nature get back on her feet. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Allan Thomas ililfieuHv w.itli miahanieal know­ Irollei Slip has been with "the receipt .All donation.* will he Ten Laws for the (Good Amen- ___ _ the featured in person attraction Get eJarter’a Pilla right now. Taka [Chorus ...... Giade Eight Kathcr I'm lin w a.- r,"* fcdii.g Painting Co. feel around In the first session,” the report. It’s an old story—the (tong’^ess provided. how s'une Olid p.ait.a and hie ho.spital for 2t wars piihli.shed in The Heraid I an -M Mohr, J . .McClelland. R. \\'arsaw. N. T .—i.P'- A shortage along with a gala atage show on them aa directed. They gently and effec­ r*Once to Everj’ Man and Nation” well when hf* tioarotd the d.-i.ited Barkley told a reporter. trip was made a year ago. The Would Be Provided With Forum Boilers and Chimneys tools The li.iislees wetif told that dur­ Any peri^n wi.*hing to send in Hansen, A. Hooey. R. of houses never has been a prob- Painting: — Paper Han^ng Friday and Saturday (two days committee never considered it. It tively “unblock” your digestive tract. Welsh Melody American ('Upper 'lif NeS ^ . uk. Now he ha* a herlhhoned led- hia donat-fon by mail should ad­ R. B u it, C M fniciici i. G, Jo h n ­ only) at the State Theater, Hart­ Bridge.* told a reporter he is This permits your food to move along Ttie ptirfO dtsidivl to .spend the ing month of*3TaV f^fiue were .1.341 lem for Mr. and Mrs H. M. Smith. la just a mallcioua and vicious re­ Vuciiiim Cleaned normally. Nature’s own digestive juices [ ^reaentatlon of Diplomas sealid I" ."s patent offuiBlIv de- patient days. This is an imrca.se dress his letter to Vincent Ir.gi-a- ston. G Nazlian, E. Webster TGiey plan to move about July 1 Store Fixture* and ford. On Sunday (one day only), supporting Eastland’s demands 1 Chorua ...... Grade Eight night in Hartford, (hen lelm n to Oiihe.atia National .Medley. port and should never have been for 'public hearings by the com­ ran then reach it. You get genuine relief rihing 11 ' ,'om sepiirnt or ' v. hu h, , I'.am. treasurer of the F'liework* fnt' the 40th time m their 45 years Furniture Reflnished Court Gives Jerry (tolonna, the funniest man on printed. VAN CAMP BROS. that makes you feel rtallv good again. “America the Beautiful" hi.s home. He had planned the tnp I in stnetiv unotliei.ir fasliion, j Fund .Mam hester Trust Compan.i Sunimatv. T>) Bo, a Good Amei- of married life. They own the house stage, screen and radio, will ap m ittee, adding th at in this^ way Get Carter’s Pilla at any drugstore— May Upset Deliberations Olrl Graduates to hi.s native Ireland for his health. ' might he ’nthia wmdhani air ti< l.| w it: a Presentation of Diplonias —Law- op to ilollai-size O Toole helieve.a by the r^ctivated Connecticut Na- ckurian incident. Hitler, and pro ist; Fay McKenzie, Hollywood film situation.” bBootb, Constance Botticello. Ruth hurned-onl ei:gine rh en proven over a long : tional Guard, one at New Haven and radio star; Bonnie Lou Wil­ Bloom did not Indicate what Bowker, Maiil>-n Brewer, Evelyn elUier to crew or pa.s.sen- Reiessional: Graduation March., ■ecutlon of students. p,u lod of tune on eoins which ' and the other at Hartford, with "1^'e will have to judge the effect liams. lovely vocalist formerly steps he might take when Uie Bunce, XxiulBC Bunce, Beverly statement said. fattened the ('heyenne treasury Lako. I starred with Tommy Dorsey, and committee takes up the matter at I (Thief Warrant Officer Dayton \5'. list of Graduates of propaganda by the results, not Bursack, Norman C^pman, Bar-. Actording to a coinpanv spoke.s- hv sunn- humireils of-I hoiisands of Palmer of Naugatuck slated to Billy Butterfield and bis solid new a closed "door session later in the tea Clark, Joan Clark, Joyce Ameriia left New York Following IS a list of ihe gradu­ by the opinions of witnesses, even • dollai.s lead one, with Warrant Officer of professors,” Sir William com­ band. day. 6ran e, N ancy Crockett. Maril.vm at .'I p. m. e,d t A " me.''.sage wa.s le- (I'T.ed offiiially William F ate.* an)l theii cla.*e officers: There are late stage shows Sat­ Members of the subcommittee C ^ k a , Dorothy Davi.s, Frances Ijouis DeCapiia. Hartford, as his mented. - erived in the LaGiiaidia ti'dd eon- ^ I.IM- : Ins coin' 1 hooper "Is Jn.st Beverly Bentz, Robert Burr, urday 8uid Sunday starting at 10 were not Immediately available for DeLiUCO, Nancy Fischer, Laura assistant. Pontiac He auggeated that to speed up ELipelh Caldwell. Wayne Carlaon, tiOl lower at p. n. . lhal the a hobhv p. m. comment. Fish, Betty Fleck. Marilyn Fox, proceedings attorneys avoid tech­ I" airplane wa.s turning haek Then, Robert Ferguson, Robert Fidler, Marilyn Francis, Barbara Gado. Spoils Drop nicalities, as "we are men of some at 6;0.'i p. in., the Airway.* TratTii .Mary Fogg. Leo Friend, Eugene , Elaine Gadomskl, Lila Gagnon, Griffin. Robert Hanson. Allen experience, not 11 Jurore.’’ Martha Gaines, Marguerite Gaa- (ontrol, a goveinment ager.ey. told During 1942. counterfeiters Hospital iNoles Hooey, Richard Jack.*on, George Required to Spread Doctrine Ifell. Janet Gooding. Marjorie Gor- [.ailnarjida that the HlrpUim' w,is I heated the .Ame.rican public out Teachers were required to epread inan, Jean Griswold, Elaine Gus­ m akinjf a foieed Uinding i;t‘-o of only $48,000, compared with Johnston. Mary Ann Lynch. spoils of $771,000 per year be­ Martin Wills Owners the doctrine that dying in combat tafson, Barbara Harmln, Charlene , >|artford. Admitted yesterday: Ftobeit FUEL AND Herrman, Jean Hewitt. Robert;i I Burned Engine R/rmered tween 1933 and 1936. George Malley, (Gharles Marcel, for the emperor was glorious, Dr. : Bynds, Jean Jarvis, MaiilvTi John- burred engine was re.'ov- B ui ms, 33 l.nvusion: Mr.*. .Margaret In cooperation with the National Safety Cam- Eyoe Ouichl, an educator once !*on. Beverly Keefe. Norma Keith, ^ (-ornell f.irni Wittke 9 Bank street: William Jailed as overly liberal, testified RANGE ^paign we will check the following item* on earlier today. a IL Judith KJein, Barbara Kloppen- in. Canlei biii-y. according to State ilia is, .’'il W ashington street; Mrs. Paciflclzm among profesaora Reliable. Metered Service i.lwrg, Dorothy Ko.sky. . Marlene Police ('ommis.sioner Kdw.ird .' I'l.lines Gibhons. 43 Lilac street : Miss Eva .lohnson vour car was grounds for dismissal, Ouichl h ONia ONioaiM ' t^rson, Vivian Lautenbacli. Joyce' Mickey. It hml droppc.i about luo Lawton, Joan MacGregor, Mar­ Kdwanl Campion. 236 Nipsie load. asserted, explaining that he him­ From One of Manchester’s Oldest Dealers * QNOWVia ONIhlllt feel from a higlnviiv, . ml did r.o " f 12 per cent n\er May 194,j FASHIONABLY' lene Magncll, Robei ta Manning. damage The comml.-'sioner had Glastonbury; Mis Elizabeth La- AUCTION self had spent more than 18 , \ Mai-y ■.MargioUo. Ruth MoKcown, eeU, Echo road. Smith Coventiy The highc.st mimbet' of patients on months in prison because of his nothing to .say ahout ttie 'iiuse o> Free Of Charge Margaret McKinney. Birlh yestei'lay .Son to Mi • my one day during May was 1"20. reported sympathy "to peace the accident or what would he Annmarie Mullen. I^jrraine ami .Mis Rogiu Champagne, Gla.s- it was reported First aid and THE W. G. GLENNEY COMPANY f P D W H L ' act nlent.s i a.se* handleil in May Fine Household Furnishings •BRAKES Testimony by affidavit, such as PHONE 4148 $39.95 and up ALWAYS b v a Prior, Lois Prokopy. Ei nc.s- giiie |), e.ii,iig)'il \".-stei-)lay:■ Regma niiniheiP'l 64, approximately a 100 Ouichi's, was begun today in an Mi , ami Mo- L.iv i ■ m ' >h - 'er. per cent intrea.-ce .since rationing l-'tlne Quev. Lois Rauthic. Patiicia , . . /.ainpnui, 9s W'e.sl Mam street, For Frank l„ .^luiisey, 478 East Outer Street effort to apeed up the trial. Per­ Rember. Janet Richardson, Diane then lave,-, .sli:.mrd .nid wtnt,. Siattoid Springs. David Duncan. of ga.soline was lemovetl There •LIGHTS sonal cross examination wfas re­ Richmond Suzanne Robb, .lane . limbed weai dy iion.i the mui ,>i So Benton street: Mis data were 46 biiths at the hospital dur­ S u le la . Ja n e t Schaub. Jean the two hll^es whuli hic,u,glit ih, ing the month. 22 males and 24 Manchester, Conn. tained. make her U |t"|c lli'ilgkins. 3.S3 teenier street; Mis •TIRES ' Ichuetz. Joan Schuetz. Beverly passongel.s from the s.' -i'e M:ii\ Bowden Staftoid; Mrs. Eva females. 'Smith, Jocllen Smith. Fiances eradi to the onpoil Vviun.-I, II Cross street, William About 15 pel tent ot the pa­ Saturday, June 22,1946 at 1 P. M. proud too! Sonego, Barbai a Steiner. Ethelvn •'TlTc Ollier .stai 1)0.11 d engum Bow,n, t7»> Mim street. William tients at the hospital are member.* •FRONT END ALIGNMENT Kilian Loses Smart Dress Shop i Bulova Taylor, Bartiaja Thomas, Joyce eaiight. i u ) w hen 've wi i i- ahoni Sat tiu thwaite. 34 Carol David Bell, Ver­ ber.* of one or the other of the Klcclromaster table top electric stove, Montgomery Harlene Wallbeoff, Judith Woods, through, the m)'t,al flowing like non ("en t"!; David Kaselauskas, Bine (.'lo.s.* insurance plana the Ward & Co. electric refrigerator. Easy electric ironer, Make .\n .Appointment To Have Your Car Checked Opposite Garden Apts. Barbara Yurkshot. water from tlu' inten.-.)' heal, then '.'.■)9 Bu) klaml -stieel. Mrs. B)'tty .Maytag electric washer, portable electric sewing ma­ (Contiiiued from Page One) BENRUS Boy tiradiuite* diopped oif. Tt Vs yei'\" awkw.inl At Once! l-'ali )in', I’ l W aiklell road. Geialil chine. Duncan I’hyfe exten.sion dining table in tnahog- The boys that gradualeil tmlay tlying .Ti'Oiiiul w ith aj inotoi nii: .- );,ii'iner s'J Walki-r stip)'t: Pa­ indictnient u too "vague and un-| ITS SMART TO BE THRIFTY Oe' lamps, mirrors, bookcase, pair bunk beds, walnut bed­ Finely dt$Ign«td ir “ Eyc-Eyc” lhe.se value.s for .summer spurt and comfort-^ Billings, Arthur Bogllscli, Leon Blsddisadt too. No waiting COLE MOTORS quashing of the charges, a motion color of yollow Ih.k'haigeil today: Mrs Teresa Botteron, Louis Botticello, Donalil l iri'led the tkdd oiu <■. then In ought room .set, portable Victrola. cedar chest, 5-piece chrome then come lo .\UTHUR’S for your “playmates” fo r'a Kiilini. 137 Birch street: Gregoiy V'e», it true, there i* a denied yesterday. The colonel ask­ 5|oid with ihock Bouchard, Jack Bursack, Franli IIS down ;n the mo>t mugn.lieeiil h^rTTilw-*^ mediA'ateil h q u iJ cailea SMART Kre\. 1 I9 .'Summit street: John KtmiCX that duet up pimplet breakfast set, china, including dinner service for eight, ed the court to compel at attend­ r«9ittin9 IS jiwtl happy sale through Vnrationland. We’ve a grand selec­ CampenelU, Frank Carlson, Wil- piece of an nian.Miip 1 ve i \ci si-en emight af it ecu to loosen and remofV'C Your Pontiac Dealer m ovom offt. Byeholski, 34 West Center street: blackhcAdt. Tbo»e who i oHowed niid- electric appliances. 4-piece coffee set, bric-a-brac, drapes, ance of four wltnesaea now In Eu­ tion of things you’ll need for a sun-full, fun-full summer— Uara Carpchter, Lowell Chapman. Hm hvdratilie sy.stem w.is hurneii tioON and applied _ Klooroa rope and to postpone the trial un­ out, so he had to bring Us in witli David and .Mary Ann WclUs. Rovk reLirmc.wereamuiinalyiiirprtiird when they etc. Some bench tools, garden implements, lawn mower, TEL. 4164 things lo keep your health and beailty on the sunny-side Roger Colgman, George Demko, \ille .Miss Aii)>iie (I'uahinan," 42 ‘ oundtheirpunpleaunifolAckneadahadditanpeared. ; 91-93 CENTER ST. " til they nrrlve. The court merely DRESS SHOP Richard Dion, Richard Dolan, Tho­ a holly landing. 1 licae UKts enthmiaatically praiar ftloofot ana etc. instiiicted (the prosecutor to find of the season . . . and everything’s priced to save you "When we nvn h)'il fh“ groiiml. t'ilUig)' stipet. RoiknU e laim tliey are ao longer enibarraiwd O N LY mas Donnelly, George Eagleson. lie ilti today .!r)hn (7olden. Halt .iU(l ore now happy with their clear out what Was being done about ob­ money. .So set your course for .VRTHUR’S this week-end |. Raymond Finnegan. Dean Gate.s, the passengers hiu,-t into spon­ .omplesions U m KloofVB. It one ap* JM _ .Auctioneers’ Notice: Property .sold, hence this sale. For Fair Prices Plus Good Quality *onl plic.itioQ doei not eatixlv. you gr-t taining the wltnesess and ordered CHRISTINL .17 jewels and take home a fine cargo of summer values. Warren Gerich, Bernard Giovino, taneous .ipplatlse We mu.'t ' ha\'e douM« your mofwy bacli. A«k for 49< This is all good, clean, high grade furnishings. Inspec­ the defense to proceed with the *42“ cheered for two minutes. ' KI m t o i today, «ure. I and Style PRESIDENT, 21 jewels S49» Alan Gould, Olln Grant, Peter Gii- Snails tion at sale time only. trial. —. . nas, Harold Haberen. William Hab- Mr. and Mrs. Olivier .saUl they” V lac’hitfe tos PERM,^NENT WAVE S E T S ...... 59c to $l.t9 eren, Edward Hadden, William' will follow their plan to open a M'vre tti.in 2.000.0110 edible .spalls ARTHUR W s are net aflUlaled srith any ether store. Hagendw, DonalcJ Hale, James play at the Old Vic theater m Lon­ ROBERT i^I. REID & SONS, .\uclionccr* :ue taken from F'i'Bik c into Lon- MANCHESTER, CONN. SPRINGFIELD. 5IASS. BARSTOW Says Scriituii 42c to $2.19 I). 1). T. 5*~c Hamilton. Ronald HaJiipson. don soon after their arrival. •"We cloii annually in normal times. DRUG STORES Battle Opened George Hanson, Thomas Hansen, shall lake a slnut \;av:ttnn. then I'licsc- French .sn.iils -fi-re fed 845 M AIN ST.. RI'BINOW BLDG. Kills Mosq'uiloes, Flies, Bed Edwqrd Hobron. Robert Hopkins open in 'Skin of Our Tt'ctli." Mr. c.spciiallv for le.stHiiinnt trade on Against Funcls THE Hugs, Roaches and other in­ Roger Hurlburt, John lamonna. Olivier .said. ' .-Viter a slidil inn in vin'e leave* and lettuce. I “IT’S THE TRUTH!” Doan's Pills .... .lOc Allan Johnson. Kenneth .Ione.s, that play, we shall put en "Koin sects. Robert Jon^s, §alph Kennedy, Da­ Yr.stciday.’ ” , . - f * . (OoatiBiMd Flrmn Pag* One) GRAPUATES OF 1946 niel Kibbie, Norman KiUel. Robert I Slate and local polue, after re- Carters Pills . . . f9 4.3c Pt. ■'LatFrancis. Ramon Longtm, Robei t poi teis had tfa — \ .\('.VNT— W.ASII WI.NDOWS ance or an average per family of $1,100. fornra where Senator Knowland • EXTERIOR PAINTING Taylor. Allan Thomas. FkJwaid 6-Room lloiiHc' in Ihe eoiin- GEAR GREASE (R1 la np~fQr election, the Repub­ T h err i i no futmr g ift than this An E lgin J ) e L u x e u iA $m ajf tim~— Thorsell, Sherwood Treadwell. W ASH WOODWORK tr.v. Rei'Ciitly remodeled. Ap- haautijul now 19-JewrlLady L/gin plicity aj both cate and braveiet. proslmately 80 acres of land. Two out of every five families emerged from licans are out to try to pick up We have the bead o f materials, taclnd- ,. Donald Troiano. Charles Warr,' Clean. W ax. PollMh, Flours the war years with an average of only $40 seats.,, tag pure white lead and ell, and ale# k! Richard Weinberg. Clarence W ctli- Vacuum Clean Throughnrit Brook tliroiiKh the property. saved and these represent 40"i of the nation’s Just received Eagle 2V2 5 gallon gas cans. One of the largest increases tha a wIm aeleotloB e f wallpapers. Guar­ V^artime graduate* may have ri 4rell, Herbert Wright, Richard Remove Storm Windows Ideal spot for summer home or ramp. Sale Price StiOOO. Terms families. senate committee approved was anteed work, and reasonable prioeel had to wait for the traditional I] Wright. Ronald Wright, Walter Repair and InMnll Screens for the Riverton project in Wyom' sift of an Eljtin. But now they All Kinds of Odd .lobs •Vrraiiged. Plenly of Kajine approved hoal cushions just h Wutsch, George Zwick. I'hU is a. graphic illustralloii of Ihe \alue Inf where Senator O’Mahoney (D) and the cUm of '46 can have the of silling. la up for re-electltfn: It Increased maatrrpiece of Ameriran walrh Ij Pti'ka W rung Time To .Hjieed Toll.fiid— \ U AN T— ' Personal Service 6-Room llnelliiig in Ihe coun­ ill. EiiierHoii Portable Battery Electric the House figure .of $650,410 to inakine . . . a beautiful, *tar timed Elgin. . | I • Kansu City, Kas.— {/Pi—George try. Only a few miles from Hair Consistently and Deposit In This $$,520,650. I A. Rooney of Belleville, Kas., w as Agency Crystal Lake. Over 100 acres 5tutual Saiings Bank. Radios, immediate delivery. Evinrude Out­ The Kendrick project, Wyoming, Mode In Amttka bjr Amaticon Croftwicn was upped from $216,800 to $1,- An example nf the handtome netu ' in a hurry and didn’t look at the JOH.VNIE JAY TEL. 2-1415 of land. If you enjoy hunting y ^ e le s he "n-u passing. A few and outdoor life, this Is an ideal boards still slow coming in. You must get —166,006, and two Shoshone proj- star-limed fJgin Watches for men. moments later. Motorcycle P’atrol-' spot. Has many possibilities. PLE.ASE NOTE: Open Thursdays UnMl 6 eets, also In Wyoming, from $346;- man Walter Millstead flagged him j Sale Price iSO.OOO. Terms Ar­ $$5 to $1.9I7,«73 and-from $58.(- P. M. Closed Aafurdays 'ITirough September. goan. Rooney had overtaken the ranged. a deposit down, if you want one this year, 970 to |196,|9S reepectlvaly. patrolman and a speeder AtilUtead , Other Day* I As Usual. Other I Projects Boosted Was chulng. The officer abandon-! .ADDITIONAL LISTINGS The committee boosted the Tu *4 his first quarry when Rooney i BOILERS , .AT OCR O F F IC E . cumcari project. New Mexico, from passed them both. and $768,606 to $1,788,000; the Boise MATTHE'VF BARSTOWTS project, Idaho, Payette division, .Neada Rigger Umbrella ALLEN from $1,116,660 to $2,782,659 and Established 1922 the Palisades project In that state I Icoa Angalea-v«GP)—If Navm Ta- FURNACES REALTY CO. HKiH POWER from $660,410 to $1,600,000. The sran a little older, maybe he'd 180 CE.NTER^STREET Savfn& Bank°<=MaHcliester jiUST NORTH OF P. O. PHONE 3234 fund for the Sun River project, WIOR A paratrooper. But because he's { VACUUM CLEANED TELEFIION ^B 51i|5 Montana, was raised from $$1,635 JF.WELRY — GIFTS p aavan, Navin is Just another | OIL BURNER SERVICE A MUTUAL SAVinOS BAITIK to $96,000. A project on the Provo, fallow with a broken arm. i All Lines of Insurancek LEACH & FOCIL All Work GiiHiranteed! including Llf«^ river In Utah was Increased from 977 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER ara^ad up aftar a Ibap with i closed for Vdcallon From June 23rcl to July 8lh. $1,846,040 to $4,602,000. Vmbralla ott a 12-foot garage | filortgages .Arranged. - Alt Deposits In This Bank Are Guaraate^ In Full By The Savings Banks' De|inslt .19 FOXCROFT DRIVE TEL. 5797 MANCHESTER Efitahlished 1925 it ha'a not discouraged, j Dlre'et Wires— Gpurnnty Fund of Coniieetleiit, Inc. All told, the bill as paasM by Henry Parent Phone In Evenlnx For Service! B m Mouse would glvo the friterter A higgar umbrella, he From H artford ‘f-G.LGB Tel. 2-0185__ _ From AVIlllmantlo 105 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JUNE If, 194f MANXHESTER EVENING HKRALU. MANLHt SlEK. LUWn., WEU.'NESWAT. .lU.NE 1J». 1W4» iM€E POimTEETt Sport Slants Louis Defends Title for 22nd Time Tonight By U r \ W. Yost Spoita todItM — ^— , - ...... " ^ High SchooL Boxlag Ob Friday June 28 By presenting a mediocre open­ Roger Pitkin Leading The boxing cord At the Areha , ing show with last minute* substi­ o ab r h po a 3bh hr Ave. TJie Irkiuirer tutes, this method ot promoting e rbl 2bh Friday night is off, OFF. The; Davis, rf . . . . 4 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0. 0 0 .600 would do more harm than good. Kittle, c ...... 8 revival of the aport hoa bgbn de- ‘ Fans will have to be patient for High School Batter 9 2 4 21 8 0 0 0 0 0 .444 Pitkin, cf ...,,1 4 43 .9 16 13 2 1 6 3 1 1 .356 Champ to Win Early Adrertlsementfl— layed one week after it wds learn- ! another week. The June 28 show on paper is good. August, e ...... 13 42 5 12 95 IS 7 5 2 0 0 .286 ed that one of the p ^ cip a ls in = Wlrlalla, rf ...14 52 9 14 19 0 3 1 2 0 1 .260 the main bout would not be able Banner Crowd Sunday "Home Freezing of Fruits and Centerfielder Bate .3 5 6 1 HOW THEY Tedford, p . . . . 8 IS 3 4 1 20 0 0 O , 0 0 .267 Talbot Says Joe Will stalkn together loosely In a bunch seven months or more old, meat to appear as acheduJM. Sunday baseball will draw the Before Fight Stetementa The lovely lady who le metlcii- Is the new order of the nursery Vegetables" iAIs-48| may be had crowds In Manchester but it won't Brown, lb ___ 14 52 8 13 123 7 5 • 7 6 1 1 .250 and stand them in boiling water in The Sports Inc., backere of the ' To Pace Nine; August Beaureg’g, p-lf 14 Kayo CiOnn in Four ,lous In her grooming get* rid of menu. from the office of Information, pay. This was evident last Sunday 49 9 10 16 4 3 7 2 1 2 .204 Ijlny superfluous hairs by the If You Want Belter Figure bottom part of double boiler. Tricks With Ticking iqport, after a lengthy conference ' STAND Clifford, s s ___ 15 .177 New York. Jime 19.—(4V— Shortly, there will be two types U. 8. Department of Agriculture, with Matchmaker Don Hamill an­ St the West Side Oval when Mor- Second With Mark of 51 2 9 22 29 12 3 1 0 0 Rounds; Billy, How­ [BUCCTROLYSIS treatment, be­ Cook aUlks untU they're tender. Yesterday's Rewults Wiley, p ...... 4 6 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .167 Here are the ' jtixt-before-tli^ Test by piercing them with fork. of canned” meats for babies on the Washington, D. C. nounced that the entire card sched­ iarty Brothers engaged the battle statements of'Joc Louie cause It is permanent, painless, market—stralngd meats for In­ .286; Won 4, Lost 11 Baatem McCurry, Sb-2b 15 47 5 5 20 22 12 2 0 1 0 .106 ever Is Very Confident and approved by the medical pro­ Scorn Scarce Grains, Fats Then Invert the top of the double By Jock Creamer uled Friday bight would be off. ThantesvUle A. C. at the Oval In and Billy ( ^ n : fants and diced meats for older In spite of the graduation de­ Rather than take a chance of a State League game. ** ^ I Elmira 8-1, Hartford 1-5. McCluskey, 2b 11 32 4 3 17 12 7 0 0 0 0 .004 fession Miss RENA HALEM, boiler over the tips and let the .Author Of 0 .074 Champion Louis: I've trail­ chll'lign. each in six varieties of "Handy Household Manual” mand, there is still a--big selection getting started on the wrong foot, A crowd estimated at 1,500 Roger Pitkin, with a .356 batting ; Wilkes-Barr* 2, Utica 1. DiBotUato, 3b . 9 27 1 2 10 21 9 0 0 0 ■ iPectrolysis expert, at 843 Mam steam cook the tips while the Noske, p ...... 8 18 1 1 1 13 0 1 0 0 0 .056 By Gayle Talbot ed hard for the fight Vm sure Bv Alicia Hart boiling water cooks the stalks. beef, veal, lamb, pork, calf heart, of FINE WATCHES at the DEW- it was mutually agreed to hold up watched two of the beat semi-pro average compiled In 14 of Mon- | Albany 3-8, WUllamsport 1-2. ! street, will give a free consuita- Changing pillow feathers from Scrontop 8, Binghamton 3. Martin. I f ...... 10 24 1 1 6 0 4 1 0 0 0 .042 New York, June 19—OP)—Joe ' I will knock him out. He got NKA Staff Writer and liver. EY-RICHMAN COMPANY. The festivities for one week. It was a teams in the atate ta action. As the Chester High's 15 baseball games I Oon to anyone who wishes to These new products, accepted one ticking to.another Is apt to mark of famous manufacturers Amerteoa Luko, if ...... 8 9 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 .000 Loiiis, a ring-weary veteran of 32. away from me In the second [make an appointment (Phono Most women wouWl pas.s up CLOSE-OUT BARGAIN.S wise move ta scratching the entire field Is open, a pass the bat col­ will defend his H^vyweight title and fifth rounds ot our loot by the Council on Foods and Nu­ cause a feather storm in the room guarantees the quality and your card after several unforscen cir­ during the 1946 season won high New York at Chicago, rain. Andreo, lb . . . . 2 3 1 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 bread and butter entirely, and lection was taken and the total re­ for the 22nd time tonight at the fight, but be won't get away trition of the American Medical unle.ss you follow this simple pro­ own eyes will attest the beauty of cumstances popped up that In­ ceipts amounted to a little more individual honors. Pitkin was the Phlladalpbia at Detroit, rain. Zanis, rf ...... 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 BA8KENETTES .000 Yankees’ ball park, and he very this .time. If, however, the while helping humanity's all-out Were $8.98; Now $4.98 Association, are produced by one cedure. Cut a six-inch opening In design. Prices for the feminine volved the principals in the fea­ than a hundred dollars before only regular on the Red and White Washington at (Cleveland, rain. Patch, s s ...... 3 2 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 Tomatoes for most of the coun­ St Louis 1, Boston 0. Turkington, as 2 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 likely will leave Billy Conn a quiv­ fight does go the limit m fight against famine help them- j of the outstanding American meat the end of the old ticking and sew watch start at $37.50 for a 17- ture attraction. game expenses were deducted. squad that was able to clout .300 sure I will win the decision. 1 try are now coming from the ' packers. They were developed National ering ma.as in the resin somewhere lower Rio Grande Valley in Texas, selves to a much nicer figure and ELECTRIC IRON.S that corner Inside the opening in Jewel watch in gold filled case; the Jackie (Jallura was the first Moriarty Brothers ore not in or better. The blond centerfielder was weak at 199 3-4 pounds over a period of 3^ars in the com­ masculine version, at $42.00 Cincinnati 10, New York 0. Totals ...... -t- 498 65 96 375 149 66 S3 15 4 5 .103 about the fourth round. Although tomatoes are grown in a longer life-expectancy. So -•(ay Were $5 .10; Now $2 98 the new ticking. Then all you need main bout performer that pulled baseball for what they can get out collected }6 hits in 45 official trips 'The Indelible Impression after for that fight. I’U weigh 210 pany's laHbratorles, where nutri­ do is to hold up the pillow and out after agreeing to go on with of It financially. Matt Moriarty, to the platter for his high average. Pittsburgh 6, Brooklyn 3. jtijrt, about every state in the na- some nutritionists, without minc­ tionists worked in close consulta­ watching the big Negro and his pounds for this one and will be Uon, there are only a few states PLAT YARDS shake the contents Into the new A new coiled Ironing cord will an eight round bout against Rocky sponsor of the team stated earlier Chicago 7, Philadelphia 0. strong os a bull. I will prove ing wonls. tion with leading pediatricians. Catcher Bemie August placed (Only games scheduled). slighter but dead-game 28-yesr-old that ship fresh tomatoes long dis­ For those who want to reduce, Were $8.98; Now $3.98 covering. not kink. It Is covered with neo­ ' Progano of Stamford. Callura Is a In the season that he is out to give to every one that I haven’t lost If you have time. It's a good prene which makes it possible to second among the regulars with a International opponent from Pittsburgh train for Itances. Texas leads in shipping now is the time when you can do former NBA champ. Several days Manchester baseball fans a little batting mark of .286. Davis and Jarvis Motors Down th. past 10 days la that Louis still my punch. A superior gift for the June' idea to make a cheesecloth or mold spirals without depending Buffalo 7, Jersey City 4. the bulk of our early crop toma- the world a .service by substituting BEACH c h a ir s $3.79 later Willie Aiexandcr of Phila­ something different than what the Kittle both posted higher averages carries too many bazookas for Bil­ CTiallenger Conn: I’ll be ! toes, while Florida, California, bride Is a THERMO-BROILER. mosquito-netting sack to hold on springs. delphia who was secured as an op­ Twilight League offers during the Newark 2, 3; Toronto 1, 8. there—^and I'll be on time. I low-calorled foods in plentiful avaHable at POTTERTON'S at the than Pitkin but neither was a Montreal 4, Syracuse 2. ly, Just ms he did on another June South Carolina, Misslssipjpl, Oeor- supply for scarce hlgh-caloried MARLOW'S pillow feathers Inside the regular ponent for Progano was declared week. This he has done. It Is an have worked hard and long for Center. Shaped like a huge chafing Mcklng. It will make future tick­ regular. David batted .500 in two Rochester 6, 0; Baltimore 4, S. night five years ago. vgla and Louisiana are other im- A new mildew killer, or fungi­ out by Commissioner Billy Prince expensive proposition to field a North Ends 3 to 2 Although he has not /ought seri­ this shot. I feel in great shape grains and fats. dish, it bakes, fries, grills, and ing changes a cinch and will also last Monday afternoon after Alex­ trips to the 3ish and Kittle banged New England |>ortamt producing areas. To help yoh key your reducing Dry heat methods are beat for cide, can be used in garbage pails, g o ^ ball team on Sunday, this is out four hits. In nine appearances ously for four years, Louis will and can go 15 rounds at top cooking tefider meats, and moist toasts. It rests handily on any be much easier to wash the feath­ bread boxes, clothing, rugs, fur­ ander had signed and went through secondary to Matt’s desire to pro­ Lynn 3, Manchester 2. speed without running out lit diet to the times, other nutrition­ table and holds all its heat Inside ers. with a bout the same evening for a .444 average. Pawtucket 8, Lawrence 3. enter the ring tonight a bcoutlful- A ten per cent saving is offered i ists—this time the food specialists heat Best for less tender meats. niture, draperies and shower cur­ vide good clean entertainment on Winners Cain Tie for ly trained specimen. Veteran.a of gas. I’m glad the long training hy the J. W. HALE COMPANY (hot-weather cookers, take no­ To wash, ju.st swish the sack tains to prevent mildew. against Nick Stato in West Spring- the baseball field in town on Sun­ Manchester High was able to sal­ Providence 2, Nashua 0. Red Sox End is over. 'The easy part comes of the U. S. Department of Agri­ tice.) Scarce as they have been, around in a tub of sudsy luke­ field: vage only four gaihea out of the Monday Night Oamea the fight game who doubted that I on ifODESS Sanitary Napkins— culture —show you how to subtract Mules that are used for house- days. First Place; Covey Joe could bridge the chasm of time now—all I have to do is fight * S boxes for 59c, where a single wear were originally called Mulus the Thermo-Broiler is selling, now, warm water. Rln.se it gently and the natural oil of feathers, so Hamill tried to land a suitable The game last week was os good 15 played. It was one of the moat Amerlean Asoodatloa Joe. I’ll either win or get killed calorics so the total give you a never dry or even air a feather The CTIESTS OF PLATED SIL­ disastrous seasons in many years. Fans 7, Allows Five and whip himself into anything ap­ I box Is 22c. Modcss has "trlple- by the ancient Sumerians. at $17.45 and $19.57. hang outdoors to dry in a breezy opponent for Progano but rather a contest as a fan would care to Toledo 3, Kansas City 2. W in Program trying. safe figure-trimming diet. Here'll shady spot. Sunlight will dry out pillow In direct sunlight. VER procurable at DONNELLY'S than put on a makeshift opening In addition the team flniahed in proaching his pre-war form have proved deodorant." at the Center are mighty satisfac­ see oil year. Standout baseball at­ Louisville 7, Minneapolis 1. Hite in Fast Game watched his closing workouts In how; The easiest way to clean a waf­ night program that twice had one the Central Connecticut Inter- Milwaukee 6. Columbus 3. When you omit one tablespoon PARATEX RUBBER BASE tory wedding gifts—or very use­ tractions outside of State League open-mouthed amazement. Iowa State College has issued fle iron is to wire a small piece of the principals In the main bout presentations are out until an en­ scholastic League cellar with a St. Paul 3-8, Indianapolis 5-4. of fat, for example from your diet FLOOR COATING for concrete or flavor changes rapidly after pick­ protcction of a lotion, but hers ful filiers-in for yourself. Each medlocore record of one win Behind the five hit pitching of Trip Through the West Still Hits Fast fla re s which explain why farm­ of fine steel wool on the end of a should be formulated (or baby's scratched, Hamill decided to call closed field Is erected where guar­ Pacific Coast weigh in at Madison Square Gar­ —in fried potatoes and salad dress­ wood is an amaxlng product, sold ing. If nece-ssary to keep for a day chest hyi service for eight with the festivities for the night off and against seven reverses. . The big man who has held the ers are asked to cut down on live­ at MCGILL-CONVERSE'S. It's wooden skewer and prod the or overnight after purchasing, un­ needs and contain lanolin com­ antees can be paid visiting teams Los Angjeles 10. Portland 0. Oiorley COvey Jorvla Motors ds- Proves That Boston Is den shortly after noon today, tlM stock feeding In order to Increase ing—you cut 100 calories from’ burned pieces out of the corners. serving pieces. Made by Commu­ look forward to a grand opening crown for nine years still hits fast proof against water, oil, and tie bunch, trim ends and rinse In bined with an antiseptic Ingredient the calibre of the top touring pro­ The biggest disappointments on San Francisco 8, Seattle 3. fsated the North Ends 3 to 2 last and w l^ paralyzing force. His legs only important question remaining wheat shipments to famine-strick­ your dally Intake. / nity, 1847, or Holmes and Edwards, on Friday, June 28. the club were (Daptsin KA Brown , (Only games scheduled). Human, After A.H was the choice of a referee. The To trim off from 100 to 300 calo­ grease and easily washable. Be­ water Dry thoroughly. Put in cov­ to save her skin from wind as the silver is handsomely designed The tentative card for June 28, fessional teams In the East by night at the North End. still Utfk trim, and he shuffles en areas. For best broiling results, leave well as sunburn. means of collecting at the gate. who batted a poor .250, Norm' third 'oan i.ever is named until When it's used as human food, ries, substitute fnilts/and custards cause it stops cement dusting. It ered dish or wrap In wax paper and long-wearing. Includes all fighters well known ' Standings Covey allowed five hlta 4nd set a about on hla large feet about as is wonderful for basements and the oven door ajar. If the door Is Memorial Field will be ready Beauregard, last year's batting By Jock Hood swiftly as ever. Just before the fighters enter the one* acre of wheat feeds 10 peo- for such baked desserts as pie and closed the heat in the oven builds and place in refrigerator. Never in these parts. In addition suffi­ Eastern League new, league- strikeout record when garages. Being weatherproof, it is The bridal couple who are look­ within the next five years. Howev-' king, a .204 hitter during the past (Associated Press Sperts Writer) As for Billy Conn, he will carry ring. Ekldie Joseph, who worked , pie for 62 daysr one acre of com cake. / up. Instead of broiling you are put asparagus away wet as it be­ Even If you can take a tan, cient Manchester talent will be in­ season and Bobby Clifford. The W L Pet. OBL be fanned seven batters to give It took a trip through the west the last Louis-Conn scrap, and You shave off /another 100 calo­ grand for porch floors or sun- ing for ATTENDANTS' GIFTS your skin needs time to develop er plans today do not call for an . _ into the ring no measurably great feeds 10 people for 51 days; one baking. comes slimy and decays easily. cluded on the supporting bouts to latter hit. 177. Brown aifa Clifford Scranton ...... 32 11 .744 Jarvis a tie for first place with the to prove that the Boston Red Sox Benny Leonard, the old llgbtwclglit ries when you plws up a thick slice decks. Paratex is applied like paint will find a large variety at WIOR'S it. In order to play in the sun, warrant a banner crowd. enclosed field. Manchester's big­ Albany ...... 23 er weapons than he had that other acre of iwybeans feeds 10 people — and good advice on what is pop­ were three year veterans while 19 ..148 8 Ik Rockville Englerta. are only human after all. champion, have been the coast for 28 days. of bread or ah average serving of In black, white and six colors. And JALMA SPOT REMOVER that plan to allow two weeks for build­ Boxing with satisfactorily bouts gest need along the outdoor sport­ xWilkes-Barre .21 18 .,538 9 The loss sent the North Etadsra blazing night when he went down it out-wears paint. Fun in the .sun may turn you In- ular for such memenboes. ing lines Is an enclosed field, cen- Beauregard played one year at Not that Joe Cronin’s gang Is in under a hurricane of blow.>i In the prominently mentioned for the job. When turned Into anlmai prod­ cereal. ^ ' to a fright by night - i f you don't does wonders with such difficult ing a tan. And plan to take it in the stafe has enjoyed a boom Ekist Hartford before transferring Hartford .... .22 10 .537 0 down into the cellar as both teams any Imminent danger of blowing a Louis ia expected to weigh'about ucts. one acre of feed crops con­ stains as lipstick and oil on gloves, under the protection of a .sun-proof since V-J Day. It can't miss in tr^Iy located. xUtlca ...... 22 20 .524 9U finished their first round schedules. 13th round. Billy still has a fight Add tt)e8e up, and see if you take precautions. At the QUINN ------to Manchester. healthy pennant lead but their eu 208 to Conn’s 182. sumed by milk cows feeds 10 peo- If you have a bra.s.s or metal linen, lingerie and all fine fabrics Time consuming task of de­ cream, lotion, or oil which is Manchester, with the type pro­ Binghamton .16 26 .381 15'4 Jarvis took a ortc-run lead In the Ing heart the size of a pumpkin, he aren't loflplng off calories in slr.- PHARMACY you'll find a variety The team batting mark was an perman uniforms are beginning to In the event of rain tonight Pzp- le 15 days; one acre of crops fed dooi’-knockcr, wax it immediately is offered at a huge bargain, for a frosting the refrigerator—often a chemically equipped to filter out grams that the Sports Inc., are Elmira ...... 13 23 .361 154 first inning when Oscar Phillips is utterly fearless of Joe Louis, he able chunks enough In a well- of SUN-TAN LOTIONS to make anemic .193, one of the lowest In fray at the edges. moter Mike Jacobs will not refund j hogs feeds 10 people 15 days; planned diet to lop off surplus after polishing. This will keep it short time, at the WELDON DRUG w eekly chore in summertime—can harmful rays that burn but admit deterinlned to give the paying pub­ Lasi IXighi^s Fights Williamsport .13 26 .333 17 opened with a double to left field, is fast—and he thinks he can win. bright. the tanning process a painlc.ss and be done in minutes In.stead of history at Manchester H(gh. Bobby Feller started it in Bos­ Also possibly on the cicdit side, the $2,000,000 said to be his tUl, gand one acre of feed crops given pouuds. And think how much A trimmer figure and abnO' peel-less one. If you do get in over­ COMPANY —the 2 1-4 pound box, tho.se needed for healthful tanning. lic. X—Does not Include last night's went to third as Fran Phillips ton when he asked permission to to steirs feeds 10 people only live hours when an infra red lamp la Despite the presence of eight second game. Billy has put on a few rugged but will shove the bout ta up to to­ grgm and fat would be released (hint energy are rewards for suIh dose of sun. the remedies are also usually $2.00, for $1.35. grounded out and scored os Jim try to stop the runaway Sox. He days. stltiiling fruits and vegetables One of the ways to keep silver used to melt the ice from the freez­ By The .Vsstfeiated Press regulars back from the 1944 squad, National League Aupiat singled over aeoond. pounds, which might help him lake morrow night. Ten thousand gen­ fdr the starving peoples of war- available at Quinn's. Nothing succeeds for party en­ did the Job so well that the Bos- eral admission tickets will gd on ,wecked countries if every over­ for scarce grains In .your diet. bright and shiny is to line the One of the fastest ways to clean ing unit. Afte. the refrigerator Norwalk. Conn.—Joe Dcmar- the team was unable to play win­ W L Pci. GBL 'The winners added two more ta a punch better and hit a little drawer in which it Is kept with current is turned off, the light Is tertainment like movies, and FAI.^- tons haven’t been able to untrack harder. sale at $5 apiece when the gates Very cunning SUN SUITR at weight woman gave up Just enough jewelrj’ is with the new Jewelry LOT'S STUDIO has a long list of tlno, 147, Bridgeport, outpointed ning ball. Dissention on the club Brooklyn ...... 33 21 .611 the fourth when with two out themselves since. dark outing flannel. Don't waste bread. Tree bark, held a few Inches from the unit St. Louis ...... 32 Billy and his handlers insist ho is open at 6 p. m. (e.d.t.), four hours anuuringly low prices are to of these to slough off her burden­ plenty of protein foods, such as weeds, cottonseed hulls and some­ cleaners. All you do is string the MOVaES^FOR RENT in comedies, TUXEDOS Tony Vero, 147, Stamford, 8. hurt and proved largely to their 23 .582 1 4 Mataya singled, Paul Phillips A disastrous visit to -Chicago found at MARLOWS for milk, eggs and poultry. article to be cleaned on fine wire and In about five minutes the Ice New Haven—Tomas Beato, 125. downfall. Chicago ...... 27 23 .540 4 singled and Bud McDowell was ready to step around Louis tonight before the main event. The odds some pounds. times even mud are being eaten has dis.solved into the drip pan. cartoons, and up-to-date newsreels. opened the Jaunt on the wrong key youngsters. In washable coL All of these suggestions are for WEDDING AND ANNIVER­ 01 cord and immerse it in the Panama and Eddie Compo. 125, Highlights Cincinnati . .26 24 .520 5 safe as Majcwskl dropped his fly in and box him dizzy. BlUy points out against Coon being the new cham­ What can you have, because by starving Chinese in an effort to Warning to tho.se who adopt this You can also rent the projector and St. Louis has been one head­ he WO.S well ahead on points when pion wera hovering around 12-to-S, and seersucker, bright stnpes, they're plentiful and healthful, are women who tip the scales as much SARY GIFTS may be selected cleaner agitating slightly. Lift out FOR RENT New Haven, drew, 8. Clifford and Jimmy McCurry Boston ...... 25 29 .463 8 deep center. Both runners scored sustain life. speedy short cut: don't let the hot and screon, of course. Pittsburgh ache after another. Things were Joe tagged him In their other and it was thought they might prints, or solid colors go from fruits, and vegetables, including as 15 pounds more than they with ease at WIOR'S, 977 Main and rinse under running water. , Hartford. Conn.—Tony Falco, played in all 15 games. Bobby Wir- . .23 28 .451 8'.. and McDowell was out trying to sise 2 to 10, for boys and girls, at Street. For example, beautiful lamp touch the Icy w'ater or the New York . .23 32 so bad last night that Manager fight, and he has sworn by oil the soar about l-to-3 by nightfall. potatoes. For the Vitamin B that should. If you are under 20 years To speed up drying time of a Breokfa.st in 30 seconds. That's 143, Middletown and Henry Jor­ talla and Ed Brown were both .418 10>-. make it to third. Cixinln pitched Dave Ferrisa with 78c to |lg7. A few adotable In pearl necklaces in single, double, gla.sa shield may .shatter. Philadelphia . .21 30 .412 cool in the Pittsburgh district that The fight will be broadcast by you need, the food specialists sug­ old, are a young mother, or have rayon garment and still have it If you've been waiting for a the prediction of Dr. Bernard E. dan. 146, Philadelphia, drew, 10. charged with the most tlmea at 104 The North Enders scored one only two days rest fants' play suits, sise 1 to 3, are or triple strands. $7..50 and up, tax .\merican !> he will not try to slug with the the American Broadcasting Ooa- gest that you eat seed-type vege­ organic complications, you are an evenly moist for ironing, place a WATCH, now's the time to buy. HILLSHIRE DOWN COSMET­ Proctor, director of Food Technol­ CLIFFORD'S Bangor, Me.—Frankie Anderson, bat. 52. . . Pitkin scored the moet run In the fourth when Benny Loaea h Ib Second Straight fl.98. In white or blue, with em­ included; solid gold crosses and runs, 9. and collected the most W L Pci. GBL lightning this time. pany and tsleviasd by tha Nation­ tables often— peas, lima beans and exception who should reduce turklsh towel Inside the garment: WIOR'S STORE has all the fine.st ICS. from the goat farm and lab­ ogy Laboratories at M.l.T. He 162, Portland, Me., knocked out Boston ...... Grzj'b walked, took second on an Ferriss pitched well enough to broidery. ^ under a phy.slclan's guidance. chains, $7.,50 and up, according to 917 Main Street base hits, 16. . . Brown and Beaure­ . .42 15 .737 Had To Hit Him Often al Broadcasting Company. corn. They insist that you also eat roll In a second towel, kneading manufacturers' watches, in wrist oratory which you can visit in Klll- -said recently that cereal manufac­ Eddie Turner, 170^ Bangor, 2. New York . . . .36 23 error, third on a wild pitch and win but he met up with a real size; Vanity Sets, with comb, gard both drove in seven runs to .610 7 •scored as io v e tt singled. "L ouis’ punches don't leave you Attacking the jlroblem of how brush, and mirror or up to 15 as you proceed with rolling. or pocket tyle, for men and wom­ ingly, Connecticut, are available at turers have "made very acceptable Detroit ...... 30 25 ..545 11 tough opponent In Bob Muncrlef, deed, anyway," he said one day rc' share the leadership. . . Pitkin The North Ends almost tied it who hurled a brilliant 1-0 shutout to put more meat on Um dinner water and 1 tablespoon vinegar, loaves. First, measure tha rolled pieces. en - Elgin. Bulova. Gruen. Witt- the CENTER PHARMACY—won- compressed breakfast foods in Washington . .29 25 ,537 114 cently. "He hits, hard, sure. But stole the moat bases, 5. , . Brown up in the seventh when with one over the Sox as Ferriss lost his table, meat refrigeration experts mixed, 1 egg, 3 tablespoons short­ oats, molasses, salt, and ’ shorten­ SEWING CLASSES FOR nnauor. and the Waltham Railroad ; derfiilly soft creams, vitalizing lo- which are already mixed ilrieU’ iull'a C34veland . .25 32 .438 17 don't forget he had to hit me about have developed a new "aging rack" .lUNIORS at a reduehd rate are Watch. ' tion. four lucious shades in rouge and sugar, so all one has to add is with five two baggers won the title St. Louis . .. .2 5 out Opalach doubled to leftfield. second straight after reeling off Batting Leaders ening. ing into a bowl. Then add the boil­ Never sojik blanket.'*. Dirt c.in In thl.s department while Beaure­ 32 .439 17 20 more times after that first right which restores more than 10 per ing water and stir until the short­ being set up at the SINGER SEW- and natural-looking "pretty-up- water to make an appetizing Chicago . .21 31 .404 IS'i. Majewski filed to O. Phillips and 10 successive triumphs. Sift cornmeal into mixing bowl be removed by careful washing in gard pounded out two homeruhs to Hank Grzyb put one down the to the Jaw before he put me down. cent of shrinkage lost In older with soda, baking powder, flour, ening is di.ssolved. Cover .and let heavy, lively soap suds. Agitate as ! ING CENTER. 8.32 Main Street, as New table cloth.s made of cot­ c.'ike, " and a superb facial mask. breakfast. And with another g'a- : Philadelphia . .15 40 .273 26 There almost wasn’t any game pace the circuit hlHers. . . The leftfield line for two bases lO score for the start was delayed 59 min-' He won;t get the chance this time. In Softball League methods of natural aging. The new and salt. Add the milk mixture to stand for one hour. little as po.sslble and follow with 1 well as the regular adult elas.ses. ton and rayon fabric are durable of cold wkter real orange ju: The only thing against Billy' rack also cuts from days to only ! (If you're Interested in individual may be made in 10 .seconds, usin pitching records disclosed no Today’s Games Opalach. utea by rain. Then the Browns dry ingredients, stirring quickly. Next, stir in the milk, the yeast a thorough rin.sing. and practical. The designs are , .Many girls whose skins have a pitcher among the big four who sober argument ia that Louis 7 days the time required to make, 3^,,^ the egg. Melt shortening dissolved in the lukewarm water, ' les.sons, inquire at the Center.) -s'vlhny warmth by daylight go vacuum-dried orange juice pu- - Eastern League With the tying run on second played under protest because Um­ Fifteen or more tlmea at bat. • • gav and artistic with roses, fruit !■! pitched every inning in the 15 game Ben Grzyb filed deep to leftfield pire Joe Paparella permitted Fer­ hasn't looked in recent days much AB H R Pet. meat more tender. and pour into batter, stirring to and the flour. Cover and let rise To revive blanket nap after salrow under artificial lights—the der." Utica at Wilkes-Barre. To measure one-third cupful of I schedule was able to win more Binghamton at Scranton. to end the game. This was one of riss to waim up for 12 minutes like a man who might be evaded GenUlcore, Grill ...1 8 10 7 .580 blend well. Pour batter into hot until doubled in bulk. Knead the laundering, hang' it up over the very time, too, when Clnderellas than one game. Ernie Noske won for more than a few split seconds, With meat In “Invisible” supply, fat aicuratcly. fill the cup two-! cloth.. want to glow. One's h.iir needs special care in ■ Albany at Williamsport. the closest contests at the North between halves of the first inning. Fracchio, Lee’s .... 16 9 10 .55S well-greased muffin pans, filling resulting dough until smooth to shower rod or towel rack nearest one. lost five; and Norm Beaure­ (Only games scheduled). tauch lc8.i 15 rounds. In hla final Thompson. Legion ..16 9 3 .55S try flsh frequently. Remember— the touch, and shape into loaves. third.s full of cold water. Then ad«ji If thaVs you. give that biege- warm weather to prevent drying End diamond In a long while. Bo.ston lost only a half game of half full. the bathroom tub. Fill tub with If porcelain tea kettle aWd cof­ gard, Jimmy Wylie and Bob Ted- .Xmeriran League Tonight Lee's Esso face the training sessions he Jammed on the Boothelette, Kaceys 17 9 5 .581 flA, like meat,-Is first-class pro­ Put the loaves into greased pans hot water. The nap will fluff up. fat until the water level reaches toned make-up which you're using and blenching. At the easy-tq- its lead which still measures seven Bake in a moderately hot o*'en fee pots become staine^’^rub the ford each won one and dropped New York at Chicago—(night) American I-,egion. This is the last games over the New York Yan­ speed and fairly overwhelmed his Golden, Lee’s ...... 19 10 7 .530 ^ etein ln food. (400 degrees F.) about 25 minuets. and .again let rise until doubled ih the full mark when the fat is the night off. Bring out an out- get-at FERNDALE, opposite the pushed under the.water. stained portion with a pioth dipped two. — Marshal’ (2-2) vs. Dietrich (2-3). postponed game to be played. kees who were rixined out of a sparnu,; paitners. Murach. Rockville .. 23 12 10 .516 bulk. Bake the loaves in a hot oven Cool, free, and aa stylish as in cominon baking sod's until the nnd-out pink powder aitd (ounda_ high school, are nationally adver­ Louis ha.s made only one prom­ Because the manufacturers of tised HAIR TONICS AND DRESS­ Season’s Summary Boston at St. Louis- (night)— The game is scheduled to get un­ night game in Chicago. Bad Rich, Rockville ___ 23 12 6 .516 In choosing those most preciou.s (425 degrees F. 1 for 15 minutes, Mother's are the MIDRIFF PL.\Y dLscoloration is removed.- —-Wash ■ ' tion. See that the pltjk tint of each Butland (1-0) or Dobson (7-1) vs. ise: I'bat he will "go out throwing Majewski, No. Ends 19 9 11 .477 three very luscious colognes have rings the ENGAGEMENT RING then bake them 45 minutes longer If feather particles and lint is ab.solutely free of yellow under­ ES and SHAMPOOS with pure Opponent derway at 6:30 with the usual at­ weather also forced postponement SUITS for Juniors being shown at thoroughly 1 Bristol ...... B Potter (4-4) or Galehouse (2-4). tendance prize. of a Pbiladelphia-Detroit double- punches" tonight. But he expects Berzenski, Grill -----23 11 6 -473 decided to re-package them, there and the WEDDING RING—you In a moderate, oven (375 degrees MONTGOMERY WARD'S. In sizes cling to other wet articles when ■< tone. olive oil base. Girl.s will want the yr>u are washing pillow cases. It is 6 Rockville ...... g Washington at cneveland — (larvls Motors (8) header and a single night game to win in an early round, and all Pitching is a terrific bargain at QUINN'.S will 'vant to see manv in order to F.t. 7 to 18. the shorts and mid-riff HOME PERMANENTS, made by PHARMACY In "Night Life" be.st to turn pillow cases Inside 16 Cheney Tech ...... 5 (night)—Newsom (4-6) vs. Rey­ AB R H PO between Washington and Cleve­ his training has been toward that W L P et. decide which is "yours." At top come in several types of cot­ Export kqd'wlcdge, ba.sed upon From federal government lab­ (^Ic or Charm Kurl and WA'VE A (marked $2.50 from $3.50), "Wild out before laundering and shake 9 Meriden...... ^ nolds (2-8). O. Phillips, 2b 3 1 1 2 0 land. end. For publication he has pre­ Gleason, Jania ...... 4 0 1.000 WIOR'S, 977 Main street, is an Ideal tor displaying your hobby ton prints. One ■'style has a grace­ native ability, training and years oratories comes new how-to-do­ LOTION for setting the hair. dicted that "Billy won't be around Rose" ($t.50 from $2.50) and well to remove excess fluff. of experience in repairing and re­ 6 East Hartford ...... •. 3 Philadelphia at D etroit-(tw i­ F. Phillips, 3b 3 3 2 la Attracting Attention GalU, Grill ...... ; . l 0 1.000 extremely large selection. Lovely or for individualizing a room with ful bra-tie top of printed rayon it help. An Illustrated 24-page light)—C:hrlstopher (3-3) vs. Trout for long." Privately, he has picked Arcklvy, KB’s ...... 1 0 1.000 ••Whirl Wind" ($1.50 from solitaire diamonds or dlnmoml making sewing machines, vacuum 1 . Middletown ...... 4 August, lb . .. 3 3 1 Emil Kush graduated into the $2.50). All the scents have match- varied figurines or china pieces in color with navy blue shorts. booklet and a natural-color motion The Inquirer 2 W(»t Jjartford ...... 5 (6-4). Mllewskl, sa . 3 0 ranks of storting pitchers for the the third round as the one in which RamsdeU, Rockillle .. 5 1 .835 rings with side diamonds are Delightfully cool and prclty are cleaners, and other electrical ap­ picture, both prepared by the U. 1 ' tag-fragrance bath powders, alsO|p^j^^j ,33 included are the nice CORNER FLOOR the MATERNITY DRESSES of 3 . Windham ...... 5 National League Mataya. cf .. 3 1 0 Chicago Cubs by blanking the be might catch up with his elusive Extra Bases STANDS being offered at a spe­ Use an electric fan to dry your pliances are at your service at the S. Department of Agriculture's Cnncli.natl at New York—Black- rival. Doubles— Murach. Rockville 5; marked down. i solid gold. Bridal sets of match- Bamberg Sheer, in small print pat­ A. B. C. APPLANCE AND SERV­ 1 St. Thomas ...... 12 P. Phillips, c. 2 10 1 Phillies, 7-0, In a National League cial price (for this week only) at liquid stockings. While smoothing Bureau of Home Nutrition and 5 Bristol ...... well (4-3) vs. Thompson (1-3) or McDowell, If . 2 2 0 arclight contest, hla first starting "I trained for a knockout,’’, he Covey, Jarvis 5. ed diamond and wedding ring arc the film on your legs, let the di- terns, at the SMART DRESS ICE COMPANY. 21 Maple Street. Andrews (2-4). Whenever possible, put more po­ KEMP'S INC. They're made of SHOP OF MANCHESTER. Size Home Economics, give step-by- 4 Meriden ...... g Chapman, rf . 2 0 0 Job after 13 relief .chores.' The sums it up. "Conn trained for the Triples—Kawalac. Rockville 2, priced from $42.50. Prices for heavy ply-wood with a rich ma­ erct breezes from a fan speed the Phone 2-1575 if any of your house­ step instructions for the attractive Pittsburgh at Brooklyit — Roe newspapers." Home Runs — Prior, NB's tatoes in your menus and take out matched wedding rings for bride 12 to 20; priced $10.75. keeping machinery is ailing. 0 St. Thomas ...... 2 Covey, p ...... 2 0 0 28-year-old righthander had at­ bread. That's a very direct and hogany stain finjsh—most Invit­ drying process. home-freeze method of preserv­ (2-3) or Strlncevlch (0-6) vs. tracted considerable attention by With the two gladiators due to Covey, Jarvis 2: Warren, Legion 2. and grtKim start at $24.95. 10 Rockville ...... 2 Head (3-2) or Lombardi (7-3). practical way to help prevent ing. Bacon .should be kept in the re­ ing the summertime freshness and Totals 23 3 7 21 6 perfect 4-0 record as (Jharley Electric iron efficiency Is de­ Hair which has grown brittle flavors of fruits and vegetables. 39” Nylon 5 West Hartford ...... 11 St. Louis at Boston— (night)— starvation in War-tom areas. Also, Growers predict that with fa­ frigerator and closely wrapped to from overdoses of chlorine or salt 3 Middletown ...... 9 North Ends (2) Grimm's ace "fireman." use fresh vegetables abundantly. Two Ways to Make Iced Coffee termined by the size of the Iron­ Free single copies of the booklet. Barrett (1-2) vs. Sain (7-5). \ AB R H PO Kush couldn’t have picked a a vorable weather—which includes ing surface and the amount of delay rancidity and keep fresh­ should have s hot oil treatment Won four; lost eleven. Chicago at Philadelphia—(2) — 4 enough rain-this year's crop of 1. .Make coffee double strength ness longer. once a week to restore lost luster. Opalach. 2b . 3 more inopportune time to become Smart complements to a sum­ either by tising twice the amount heat generated, not the weight of Erickson (2-0) and. Passeau (6-2) Majewski, cf . 3 a star os far as thk Phils were as a Mexican Siesta strawberries should be the beat the Iron. Sharkskin vs. Rowe (5-3) and Mulligan (1-2). Casual mer outfit are the gay WOVEN In several years. The life of a of coffee to the usual amount o f A KEROSENE RANGE that H. Grxyb, If . 4 concerned. They had a chance STRAW PURSES, made in Haiti, Here's a tip: One good way to B. Grzyb, 3b . 3 to escape from the cellar because strawberry-grower, however, is water or by reducing the amount would be perfect for a sumn; ;ood gradual tan Is by Sports Schedule | In multi-color or two-toned of water one-half to the normal Out-door cookln'g for your back­ IN WHITE ONLY! S. Grzyb, lb . 3 New York had been blanked by as a Mexican F^'*sta not all strawberries and cream, yard parties is very neat and easy, cottage or for A home where regu­ using witch hazel. Put it on before Colorful stripes, and now marked from for, .in addition to dry weather, he antount of coffee. Follow the p.ro- lar cooking ,equipment is too hot Lovett, ss . . 2 (hnctanatl, lO-O. Four (hib runs $2.70 to $1.80, tax included, at the as well as tasty, with one of the you play tennis or lie abound on T on igh t is harried by a lack of berry crates cedure wliich prcaluces the beat (or summer is obtainable at TOM- 1 TO 4-YARD LENGTHS Local Sport Jarvis, c . . . . 2 in the seventh Inning ended a 0-0 SMART DRESS SHOP OF MAN­ PORTABLE CHARCOAL GRILLS the beach. After ^our sun session, BA’s vs. Rockville, 6:15—Oval. Oenovesi, rf and a shortage of pickers. coTfee Tii' your equipment. Pour It CZAK a n d MOLLER’S. 1063 . 1 duel between Kush and A1 Jur- CHESTER, 1013 Main street. hot and fresh into a tall glass fill­ now on sale at NICHOLS-BRIS- apply.more to cool your skin. Lee's vs. Legion, 6:30 — North Rubacha, p . . 3 Isich,' sealing the Phils’ lost place Handsome white plastic HAND-1 TOL, 155 Center Street. Besides Main Street. It has three open Can be used for suits, End. HAN.SEN'S MILK BAR con­ ed with ice cubes. burnefs. In addition to two under Chatter Kosak, rf . 1 fate for the night. BAGS with shell handles are, there \ 2. Make /hoffee full strength. the rack for broiling and frying, Highly prized by both collectors Thurodoy, June 20 Bucky Walters showed his ofld for $4.95 and up, too. tinues to please its LUNCHEON there'a' a spit to turn for chicken, a gbod-sized oven, all adjustable uniforms, bathifijfr suits, Oak Grill vs. NB’s, 6:30—North AND DINNER patrons, in spite of Pro-cool fpr not n)ore than three fot varied cooking speeds. The and home-lovers are the AMBER- Totals ...... 2525 2 5 18 10 2 time form in elbowing the Reds to for instance. Price is marked from End. The last three games ia the Twi­ a seven-hit, 10-0, romp over the shortages, because of the skill and hours. By doing this you reduce price is $42.95. INA GLASS VASES and the play suit-s, slacks, blouses, Jarvis ...... lOO 200 x—3 ■-4-(tjrniueal Muffins $5.95 to $4.95. FRUIT PLATES which are among \ Friday, Jnae 81 light League have been shutouts. North E n d s...... 000 100 0— 1 Giants. It was Bucky’s third win pains-taking care that goes into the dilution resulting from tl^ The PA’S blanked the Legion 1 to (.Makes I8 small muffins) melting of ice, therefore extra the interesting additions to the and evening slips. Grill vs, Hamilton, 6:15—Oval. - Two-base hlU; O. Phillips, Mi- of the year and hlx second In a' One and two-thirds cups corn- (he preparation of the food serv­ Scraped and diced meats Ore Asparagus, although a highly 0, the Grill whitewashed the Legion ed. whether snacks or full-course strength is not required. Serve In perUnable vegetable, lends itselfleW stock at BAILEY'S ANTIQUE lewskl, 8. Grxyb, Opalach. H. row over N«w York which has meal, 1-2 teaspoon soda, 2 tea- the newest approved addltlcxxs to SHOP, 382 Main Street. The two- 3 to 0 and tba-BA's whipped the dinners. , , a tall glass full of Ice. to. many dishes and menus. Its PA’S A to 0. ■ Grzyb. Three-base hits: Rubacha. dropped seven of eight decisions ■poons baking powder, 2 table- the baby's diet. ‘ From children toned glass vases are in different Stolen bases; Lovett Double plays; to Clncy. Hal Schumacher, who apoons flour. 1-2 teaspoon salt. 1-2 shaped pairs." The fruit plates, ♦B.V.D. *ZELAN POPLIN B. Q nyb to Opalach to S. Grxyb. has been trying for his third vic­ cup evap,orated milk and 1-2 cup OaFlbread Bright beauty to give new’ rich- BRANO - ■ ‘‘ ' Ths main entrance loading to Two cups rolled (TatS'i uncooked i, iVoss to your home is available in each with a different fruit-group Bosea on bollsr Cavi*y 6. Strike­ tory since May.fi wax the victim center are banded in pastels and tha North End softball diamond outs: Covey 7, Rubacha 1. Wild of a xlx-run uprising ta the first 1-2 cup molasses, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 the fine .quality LINOLEUM AND has been widened and levclod. This tablespoon shortening,' 1 cup boil­ LINOLEUM RUGS at the MAN­ gold. ______^ GHENEY BOXER SWUMT TRUNKS FAD/0 USERS! pitches: Covey 1. Umpires: Tost framo. Summer Gloves is a big improvament over lost Bolon. Time 1:15. Brooklyn’s lead over the Idle ing water, 1 cup evaporated milk, CHESTER FLOOR COVERING year. Back—and praises be—are rub­ St. Louis Cords wax clipped to a 1 cake (1-2 ounce) compressed COMPANY, where they’re willing Insure Vacation Perfection i)K .\n yeast. 1-2 cup 'lukewarm water, 5 to take Infinite paing in cutting By. Mrs. Anne Cabot ber bathing capa, which again give BROTHERS lU games by Pittsburgh which r you head covers that resljit see'p^i By Timely Planning Of In or out of the water, you’rs in the swim—^witK ART SAYS: The aoCtboU field at Memorial fiittag^ out a 6-3 decision behind cup.s flour, sifted. the Unoleiim to the-befet advantage. Cool, spick-and-span looking Field hoa finally been mowed. 171# I.OOKKHS-.AHK.U): Six simple steps fUrn these in- EjStimates of cost do not obligate white OP pastel crochipted cotton age of salt dr chlorinated water. REMNANT SALESROOM 4 BA’s in Loop Ken Heintzleman. The Pirate Doused in either kind of „ water, ^“B. V.D.” Boxer Swim Trunks. Oceans of com­ “ Don’t neglect year gross was oimost up to the foul lefty walked nine but left 14 Dodg­ .gredients into tasty and nutritious gloves are pleasant to wear ta the ANEW posts. n you. . ■ - hair takes on-a harah-cooting and Radio. Call os for ers stranded while scattering their Smart buyeri- are very hot weather and give a^"l}6- llOURSi fort, smoothly-flowing style keep you feeling free lahed” touch to a silk or cotton joses its luster fasL PERMANENT WAVE Game Tonight nine hits. , taking advantage of To keep ice trays from sticking If you aren’t lucky enough to Prompts Economical John Olson and his "paittng in refrigerator compartments, pat print afternoon frock or a capped- At Dall.v 9 A. M. to fl P. M. erdw” will travel to Waterbury the I. A Y - A W A Y oleeved linen street dress.. The snag one of the limited supply of Haturdays 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. in these most up-tonlate swim shorts. All-elastifl ^ Repairs on Hoaie and P h A N available at a little moistened salt on all the rubber caps, there are ways by t-his afternoon for a special golf places where the try comes in flower and sequin- trim is crochet­ Car Radios.** mat;ch. Face Rockville at Oval; HLAIU'S for the beau­ We Have ed separately and then sewn to which you can fortify other caps THE LILY HARTFORD ROAD !waistband stays put without uncomfortable^ Twilight League contact with the ice compartment. for protectlon when you (Wim. MANCHESTER Locals Hold Slim One tiful and smart FUU Every time you refill trays rub the hand-crocheted gloves. Sizes BEAUTY SALON The Softball League will held a ADMsmm A strip of chamois or fla^el COATS — the 1947 salt on the points of contact and small, medlunri_and large are In­ prelsure. Crisp, long-weariiag poplin is water-J_ meeting Friday night at either the cluded in the glove instructions. cloth, (or Instance, wrapped around Game Lead; Pitchers Batting' Leaders stock, already on dis- Them ! save yourself the annoyance of your head and secured with a snap East or West Stde .Itec. AU man­ Thi* summer, look your best when sticking trays. To obtain complete crocheting resistant, does not get soaked and heavy. Strike agers ore urged to attend. play. instructions for the Flower-Trim­ fastener can be used under any lU The pace setting British Amer- G AB a H Pet. med Summer Gloves (Pattern No. type of cap to repel water. Icsns and RockvUle’s HlU Billlos Hult, Props ...... 6 15 3 6 .533 you relax. Wear on Adam Strovn Smart reasons: (1) With a big crop of strawberries out fpr Boxer Swim Trunks, tocUny. 0 0 The American Legion baseball to. start, the canning season, you 5863) send 15 cents in coin plus 1 team will held a meeting tonight will be seen In action tonight at Jadi^iak, BA’a . .4 11 0 5 .455 It is easy to budget; DRESS-UP cent postage, your name, address Why sleep on a hard, wornout *nM.u.a.PAT.orr. the West Side pvol in a Twilight Morrell, R’vUle . .6 18 2 8 .444 ■the hot thot's light os o bubble. may be interested In the heavy, mattress, when you can feally rest KEMP’S RECORD DEPARTMENT SUGGESTS at 8 at the Legion Home. and tbf pattetn- number to Anne League game starting at 6:15. . Salmonaen, Grill .6 14 3 6 .428 (2) The coat is stored, galvanized SEVEN-QUART CAN on a comfortable INNER SPRING FOR THIS WEEK: NERS, available for $4.95, at the Cabot, '^ e Manchester Ehrenlng / ' , ., t At prosent the BA's under the Saverick, PA’a . .7 20 3 8 .400 cool at a brook. And smart o4 a free, until wanted; Hei^d, 1150 Ave. Americas, New MATTRESS, available at BEN Pop Qleaaon, the top pitcher ta .5 13 2 5 .385 MANCHESTER HARDWARE the Softball League will be out of coaching talent of Johnny Hedliuul Smith, Qrill .... (3) .Future prices can­ York 19, N. Y. SON’S FURNITURE STORE for “SURRENDER”— Oabom, R’ViUa ___ 6 19 4 7 .368 $64 wlnntr. Coma bi today, WHITE COMPANY, 248 North Main $ 3 4 and up, in twin or fuU sloe? action for saverol weeks. Pop will ore enjoying the leadership in the not be predicted! Street. The rack lifts out, making “ MORE 'THAN YOU KNOW” — .•VttXT TO MY$M I u n S.V.D. si$n league w l^ a fine record of live Rautenberg, PA’a . .6 19 4 7 .368 Baked Onions Benson’s has fcqx springs to match. V undergo on operation to ramove a Ford. BA’a ...... 6 16 3 6 .375 the container liseful for other Sung by Perry Como growth on bis left eye noxt week. wins against only one setback and let Adam go to your hood. Wgrmly yours, things. RockvUla has split even in six Pitkin, L e g io n ----- .6 15 1 5 .333 Select onions of even size and Unless have well-turned Pitching Records Billy Corcoran, 159, scored a starts. THE INQUIRER SHOES Hors d'oeuvres without bread. peel. Drop into boiling water and ankles and aha^ly legs, ilass “STRANGE LOVE"— IV Id Either Johnny Urban cr Marty cook slowly 45 minutes. Drain. up the ankle-strap shoes. They,’ll “ IN APPLE BLOSSOJd TIME” - convincing knockout over Dick Jadsiniak, BA’a ...... 3 0 Plahnlng a party? Serve two-inch Ferris, 138, last night at the Audi­ Fagan will toe the slab for the belery~ sticks st(ikf7ed with cheese, Place In cosiMrole or baking dish, only advertise less-than-lovely Elliott Lawrence and His Orchestra Murdock, BA’s ...... 3 0 cover with buttered crumbs and underpinnings which otherwise torium. The bout was holtod after Hill Billies with Moose Morrell on Miller, G rlU ...... 4 1 i peanut- butter or eggs. Soft cheese 1 ;42 of the first round had elapMd the receiving end. Lefty Jodsinlak, by Air-Step I halls rolled In parsley, chopped bake at 35Q degrees 35 minutes. might skip along os beauties. Fagan, Rockville ...,S 1 Serve with parsley butter sauce. •«r "“*• when Ferric’ second notiftod Raf- the best pitcher in the league or I nuts of ground chipped beef. GRKKN •roe Billy Taylor that his fighter Pat Murdock will be given the ' Cauliflower flowerettes, ' carrot Parsley Butter Sauce Baby’s sun-dress problems (:an hod enough. pitching oaslgnment for the BA's ; curls, radishes and strips of green 2 tablespoons butter or mar­ be solved by diapers, but her itm:. KEMP’S ST A MI’S pepper arranged on beds of water­ garine, 1 teaspoon lemon Juice, 1-4 tine under the ultra-violet rays cress add a colorful note. teaspoon peppe^, 2' tablespoons isn’t as simple as that. Her ex­ tecorpoiratod Wondering how to ' cook the parsley. - 1 posure should be gradual — one Gustafson’s -asparagus stalks Urbdar without! Make sauce by melting butter! minute front and back; with a slow overcooking' the delicate tops? or margarine In saucepan. Add dally Increase until she can take a 70.1 Main .Street ; Use a dofible boiler to copk the as- lemon Juice and pepper, then fine­ 20-minute sun both fore and a ft ' poragus. Tie wosbod,.,. trimmed ly chopped parsley. ^ . MANCHE51"EIl EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 194S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,194f SBVBN'IT O l-!

Wanted to Rent 68' IS Help Wanted— Female 351 'Building Materials 47 Musical Instruments 53 to submit to the sama sort of in­ TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE POJC Basinesa Services Offered IS .Florist*—N urseries quisition. .^MALL s iz e player piano, looks WA.NTED To Rent —Small or CUT FLOWERS and plants. To­ COMPTOMETER operator, exper­ FOR SALE—Building 100’ x 16’. By "Believe It or not, my dear, ienced 0^ inexperienced, 37 hour made of matched boards, almost like new. Very plain mahogany largf apartment, furnished or un­ Ga$sified there Is no 'boy friend.’ I’m a nurse Sense and Nonsense matoes. peppers, lettuce, cab­ ca-ve. The Plano Shop, 6 Pearl furnished. Nan Drake, 29 Can­ LUCY M i c k e y (H i m s e l f ) Mc G u i r e Qassified WARM AIR FURNACES bage, eggplant sprouts, cauli­ 5 day w^k. Pleasant tworklng new, will sell all or part. Write General Dufy because I want to tie because I Pray as if you expected God to When "he" starts taking "her” condi’tlons.^pply employment of- Fred Pol^t, R.F D.. John Tom street. Open 6-9 p. m: only. ■ non Road, East Hartford. Phone love it. I wouldn’t be anything CLEANED AND REPAIRED flower, celery, basli and dill. As­ Hartford 8-1981. AGNES do it all. to a cafeteria for illnner, the ro­ INSISTS ON BEINC IN EVERY FISHT ON THE CARP paragus. 35-$l: l00-»2,75. Zin­ flee. First .'^lonaKStores, Park Hill, Marlborough Road, East Advertisements else." mance Is getting serto'ua- VAN CAMP BROTHERS Glastonbury. ' ' A SALE of new and used pianos. HANCOCK Work aa if you expected to do Advertisements nias, ageratum. marlgoIcU. Snaps, and Oakland aVenuea, East Hart- Three new Kimball console pianos I MUST VACATE by July 30. Need “But why? How did you come it all yourself. I 249 North Main Street ford. For Kent For Sale to choose to make that decision, Mary had been promoted to the petunias, salvia, asteril, etc., (spinet type) for immediate de-! 3 or 4 room rent. Son Ih service, Sally? From what I recall, it For Sale Telephone 5244 mostly 25c and .35e dozen. Can­ Capyright by Lacy Agnes ftaacsck Ohtribatsd by NEA SERVICE. IN C ' A lawyer was crota-examining third grade; For Rent WANTED— Rellahl'' "•omah for Garden— Farm— Dairy livery. A used, genuine Chlcker- j Phone 2-0964. To Buy To Sell wasn’t exactly necessary that terbury bells, clove pinks, sweet household duties in ^mall family. Ing gr^nd piano, mahogany case. | ■ - —— you—" a witness: Meeting theAecond-grsde teach­ To Buy To Sell Williams, shasta daisies, etc. Cut Products .50 The Story: Norma Holden elalma Lawyer And you say you call­ er, whom sb4 had liked very much, RADlb\— Electrical Appliance Full !o1d watch with bracelet, in vi- REFRIGERATION SERVICE EXPERT REPAIRS of shingles, .Silk City Diner, 641 .Main street. THREE-ROOM OUTFIT I Open 6 - 9_p. m. only. or shore property. List immedi­ top cash price. Will wait 90 days Spring always did something to ' ’’Right." The girl in the narrow here at Linton, Memorial and I saying, what did Mrs. Jones say Tailor -Oh. that’a all right. slate, composition and ;m roofs ately! J A. Barry. Tel 2-0809. the patients tn Unton Memorial, hospital bed laughed softly. “Isn’t expect to make nursing my career Snlty of Drive B, Orford Village ------$269 ------I . for occupancy. Write Box C, to you on May 2nd? Don’t worry about that. Orunow, Coldspot, Croaley Fngiil- Rebuilding and repairing of P R A T T & W H IT N E Y Perhaps the long rows of scarlet Ted a darling, Nurse? What’s your —my whole life," Customer Well, thanks. When ; or on the Hartford hue. Reward. YOU PAY ONLY $1.00 WEEKLY Apparel PROPERTY ( wners If you are Herald. tulips that bordered the walks name -beside Maynard? I will Witness Nothing. She wss not alrc. G. E.. and all other makes chimneya and flashings. E. V. Wearing — Furs 57 "But you’re young, Solly," the at home. will the suit he ready? j Finder pleaae call 6722. Commercial and Domestic. Coughlin. 390 Woodland street AIRCRAFT Consisting of Bedroom. Living con.xiderlng capitalizing on the were responsible, or the pussy not call you Mlaa Maynard." I other protested. "You stmplv can’t „ , I Room and Breakfast Set and addi- I GABARDI.NE U. S. Aviation cov­ Tailor In about three months. 1/>8T—Black and white puppy. Phone 7707. present i market Contact us. ATTENTION — I’rospectlve sellers Willows that flaunted their plump "I’m Sara Elizabeth Maynard plan on spending your life here; Grandmother helped Has Openings for Expenem e.l Men I pieces. PHII.CO TABLE eralls, Navy rain coats, blue and buyers. We handle anythlpg Rally to my friends.” the •Tuesday afternoon, vicinity of SCIENTIFIC As We pay lop cash for residential gray kittens beside the tennis among the sick. It tsn t right it ' ROOFING, siding and new ceil­ [MODEL RADIO, included at no | denim dungarees. Brunner’s, 80 from lots to large estates, and we courts, or it might possibly be the ’’Sally," the other murmured. Ign’l _>• I laim. F'rom Grit we snip: "Every 854 Buckland etreet, Buckland REFRIGERATION CO. or commercial properly. For agreeable married couple are of 37 OAK ST. PHONE 2-l'2'20 ings our specialty. Highest qual­ EXTERNAL GRINDERS I extra coat, plus 20-Piece Plastic Oakland street. Phone .5191, quick action communicate with guarantee eatisfactlon and quick fact that the hill on which the hos­ "1 like it. It sort of auita you. Sally laughed softly. "A life is ; Mother had a garden, Flione 8076. ity materials used. Workmanship 1 Tableware Set in soft pastel action. Call the E. J Campbell pital stood caught the first warm Do you know I have been silently made up of days, my dear," she ; Daughter has a can-opener. one mind. And that ia usually the INTERNAL GRINDERS us. Phone 7728-5329 or 2-0920. or wife’s.” WATERMAN’S Persona! errand guaranteed. A A. Dion, Inc., shades. Write Brae-Burn Really Co.. 5 Co., for results Manchester 6243. rays of spring sunshine and gath­ admiring you for days. 1 seem to said with what seemed to the pa­ —From Grit. LOST—MAN'S brown wallet, Sat­ E.’S'OI.NE LATHE OPERATOR.S Wanted—To Buv 58 by reputation—that ia, urday, between Firestone store service, "Loca: package deliv­ 299 Autum street Tel. 4860. ' A-I.-B-F«:-R-T-S South Main street, Manchester I ered unto itself every bit of va-1 know you tient unnatural logic in one so ery." Light moving and trucking DRILL PRESS OPERATORS t CONNECTICTTT’S LARGEST ------I grant perfume afloat in the sosoft ft' ' my mother knows your aunt. Why young and lovely. "And day.s arc Gentleman (to young bootblackt Mrs. 1 suppose you’ve been to and Manchester PlumbinR. Re­ April air. Anvwav. Marcia Bench i have I never met^you before — Was your faihre a bootblack, . see a aick friend holding his hand ward. Finder phone George Flor- 24-hour service. Tel. 2-0752. \ ROOFING — Specializing in re- | RADIAL DRILL OPERATORS ' . FT'RNTTURE STORE TWO-WHEEL sidewalk bicycle in COTTAGE Around $.3..500 at An- i made up of minutes. When one is badly ruptured appendix — | socially? Surely - Of course you buity as 1 am, the days pa.s.a quickly loo? i all evening! off, 3-2180 or 45 Whitney road. pairing roofs of all kinds, also i SEMI-AUTOMATIC LATHE 4.3 Allvn Street good condition. Call 4525. dover. Columbia. Hayward or 1 WOODWORK for your home new roofs No job too small or j Hartford Phone 6-0,3.58 - /'Amston /vmsi Lakes, Phone 2-0473. ! smiled for the first time in the four know you arc beautiful. You’d be and soon run into years.'One Is Bootblack—No. air. My father i Husband (abaenllyt - If Id Wardrobes, boc’"'ases, ’’Ship­ OPERATORS FOR SALE been holding his hand. Td have large Good work, fair price Free , WE BUY old lawn mowers re­'■ V------days Sallv Maynard had been on pretty dumb If you didn’t: but scarcely aware of their passing." is a farmer. shape’’ kitchen cablnet.n Call WE BUY and sell good used V LONG K.stabllshed Manche.stcr duly in room 327. what I can’t figure out Is how It made money. Annonneements estimates Call Howle^j^ Man-* TCHRET LATHE OPERATORS gardless if condition. Friendly Manche.ster Green Section “For heaven’s sake, Sally M ay-' Gentleman — Well, well - I see Clint Hendrickson. 2-0963. I cheater 5361. ' MIL..1NG hac MACHINE^utvit furniture combination ranges Fix-lt Shop. 718 North .Main resident must vacate to new ! "b-h. you're better!" Sally cried happen.s that anyone as lovely as nard!" Marcia cried indignantly. , your father believes In the old c l e a r a n c e sale of 48 raincoats, gas ranges and heaters Jones street. Tcl 4777. oivncr. Will buy a 6-room single softly, .smiling in return. l'am so you are ever trained to become a "How old are you?" , saying aboqt making hay while As the Wind.sor. Oat. Csnads. AIK CONDITIONED IT-NITS OPERATORS ' llniiscx with all modpm con-, very glad! And today we have i nurse. A model or an actres.s yes; priced at cost or below. All sixes Furniture Store, 36 Oak Phone or double and wait for occii- | vonteiiop^. They will ho a\all- "Twenty-two. Why?" the .son shines. Star aptly puLs it: "The zoot siiit.s Hot Air* Furnaces Installed planned for you to have a visitor but a trained nurse! I don’t get it. \ to 20. Blair's. Painting—Papering 21 Well-paying jobs in plea.xanl sur­ 2-1041 WE WILL buy your rags, news- pancy. Write Box A, Herald, ublo Mxtii. If ymi wiint • m e.. . “You t;alk like a woman of have returned to their proper and Reset paperBr"^ magazines and scrap! or two. 1 can imagine the tw o 'I...... should have thought—How ever eighty,” Marcia said. Impatiently. ' ,\ Bachelor Girl Speaks sphere the circus clowns” Eaveetroughs and Conductors roundings under goosen lot; without sherbet. Also aundaea, MANCHESTER C. Appllcancf and Service Com­ hu t and 'I I. \ etcrans, you gested. "Let me see how good you Sally shook her head. This was , g^oek in it. I bet you're like C 2 p painting a ipeclalty. Also in­ necticut, for full details - Mon- j Cutllr and Horsps cun buy llicxc Iioiim*-, ran ging Perhaps you prefer to be single, Social Situations aodaa and sandwlchea. Bldwell'a SH EEl METAL WORKS terior painting and paperhang- pany. 21 Maple street. Phone CASH FOR pianos or musica n - * a re j’ Her voice was surprisingly nothing new to her - - this cate-1 average girl- dreaming tested. "here's ‘ Clerk That new butcher has ,-eat is on a line with the edge of MrN«t)|h( Syn4ifat#. formation call 5790 or 2-0517. repaired, bumerii, refrigerators, iqirayed any color desired, $10. FLOUIt problems solved with | REALTY CO. one who won't or a patient either. \ been nicknamed "liver" hv his the table. Equipped to handle Industrial and Chester's olde.at dealer Three, '■ 7 . ranges, washera, etc. All work linoleum, asphalt tile counter i trucks to serve you. Wm. Ostrln- IRO CENTER STREET You see. I’m not interested in men helper. | guaranteed. Metro Service Co c o m T c ia l spraying contracts. Situations Wanted— Expert workmanship free estl- ' w a n t e d TEI.EIMIONE .M0.5 —never was—’’ i Ca.shier Why? i Aatomobiles for Sale 4 Have your barns and sheds spray­ skv, 182 Bisscll street Phone : Tel Manchester 2-0883. Female 38 mates. Open evenings. Joneis ! 5879. * All l.lnes N’T NO \T E)EEtA9 only VESTERDAV SUT WHAT WILL THAT MAKV convertible coupe, radio and heat­ 2-1041, To Lease With Privilege But deep down in your subcon-1 ing, Income tax returns payToll, Paint Shop, 344 Adams street. 1 WOMAN Wants to clean officc-i. Rttoms Without Board 59 Direct Wires— scious there lurks a dream such. Old Maid—So the waiter say.s THve V«> EM OUT HERE, TIME FOR. WHEN e>OOT^ CAME TO L\UE ME? A FOSTER SPANOWiniBI er. Ipiiulre 157 Pine street. social security, withholding tax Phone 2-0106. Telephone 2-1365. To Buy. Write Box R, l'>om Hartford 2-7f,'>6 SCAVJE.%, NO pla c e O P A L ? ,------' FOOD, hkDT WITH CORA AND ME VVE OOESNfT SEEM ______] FOR That new linoleum or asphalt as every normal girl has and I'll to me; How would you like your unemployment compensation, tile floor, new counter or count­ LARGE front room, suitable for' Care The Herald. From Wllllmantlo 105 never believe otherwise." rice?" ^eWtOULE FOR NE I ME*. ALWAV6 THOUGHT OF HEP POSSIBLE \ OR OOE6VUJCT FOR sale:—1927 Cadillac, ault- PLA(’E your order now for out­ A S MV OWN OAU0>HTER«, able for wrecker or tow car, 26,- rotary public. Telephone 3627 er repair, call 6759 or 2-0866 ano married couple or two gentlemen. ^ "Okay," Sally shrugged. "That's , F r Mid Ye.s. yes. go on. Xir days or evenings side painting with Eddie Theri­ Situations Wanted— our representative will call. Daly. Kitchen privileges if de.sired. Con- ; your privilege. You asked for it' Old .Maid .So I says, wishful- NOW SHE'S EXPECTINS A 000 miles, excellent mechanical ault. 61 Unnmore Drive Phone BABV OF HER OWN *. condition. Tel. 8779. Male 39 Dougherty 4 Noonan. Inc.. Floor tinuous hot water and shower. | and I gave it to you. What you do like. 'Thrown at me. my nian, ELEtrrUIC ano Acetylene weld­ 3.555. 153 Eldridgc street. Phone 8t86. J with it is your own affair. Now ' ing. No Job loo large or too -MIDDLE-AGED man desires part Covering specialists and contrac­ thrown at me.' tors. Free estimates. how about a short nap—a beauty small. AH work guaranteed INSIDE AND outside painting, time work all day Mondays and TO RENT— A furnished room on j FOR SALE sleep so that when your lieutenant ^ Aoto Accessories—Tires 6 also paperhanging. Call Gilbert Beware of the man with a price ' Parker Welding Co, 166 Middle Thursday evenings. Phone 3153. Main street. Continuous hot arrives he will be eompletoly tag on hi.s efforts. Those who do ! Turnpike, West Tel 3926. Flckett, 4208. AN A BC. washing machine. In­ water. Phone 6803. AT COVENTRY LAKE bowled over—’’ : SALE—Two tires, size 7:00 Marcia laughed gleefully. ! the most for the world's advance- ; FOR INTERIOR and exterior decorat­ quire 160 Charter Oak street. -i-ROOM COTTACiE A M ) HATH— With Fireplace, ment are those who a-sk least in X 15. Call 5747 after 5 p. m. ANTHJUES reflnished and repair­ Oojf.s— Pets— Bird? 41 FOR RF.NT—Attractively furnish­ "There! Sec? You're romantic. I ed. Rush or «pltnt seats replaced ing. rooting, floor ssinding. gen­ ed-room. Light housekeeping fa­ Furnished. 289 Ft. Frontage With Stonewall. knew it. What’s the matter with return. j Tlemann, 189 South Main street eral repairing. Pre-war prices, FOR YOUR home and cottage. NBW TIRES, new recaps, lued Used electric stoves, new and cilities if desired. Single or dou­ tha nice young interne what's, tlrea and tubei. Expert vulcanlz- Phone .5643. work ghiaranteed. Get outside FOR SALE Spaniel puppies. ble. Central. Phone 5308. ON THE LAKE hi.s name Hallock" And I believe Young Man ( begging i Let me ingi 8 hours recapping service. quotes now Webster. 6965. Reasonable. Phone 8612. used combination ranges. Oil, gas there’s another one here. too. Hal- : kies th(xse tears away. .«weet- ALL MAKES of washing ma­ and coal water heaters. Oil cook .Alwi ,Thr»'e ,Adjacent Lots. All Offered .As One I'nit. TliK Is Hsnehester Tire and Recapping LARGE pleasant room for gen­ the Charles Staye Froperty, for sale by order of the heirs to effect lock looks as if he might be fun hearl. tTTRvlctTScij V. T. M Dtf. U chines repaired. 10 years’ exper­ PAINTING and Paperhanging. FOR SA LE—Female Collie puppy. stoves, new and uifed gas stoves, tleman working days. 142 Spruce to know." Her bright eyes mocked ' .She fell into his aims and he Oompany. Broad street. Tele­ Interior and exterior decorators distribution of the estate. phone 3869. Open 7 to 7. ience Call. A. Brewer, 2-0S49 or Red male Cocker at stud. $10. cot beds and mattresses, beds and street. Phone 4724. the other girl. "I bet they’re both was very busy for a few moments, \LLV IK)I* Not Something He Et BY V. I. HAMLIN 2-0248 reasonable prices (!all for free Zimmerman's. Lake street. Phone springs, mctsl kitchen cabinet, ROftERT M. REID & SONS crazy about you," hut the tears flowed on. estimates Leach % Fogil, Man­ 6287. , ! bookcases painted and unpaint- j Exclusive .Agents "If they are they manage to Young Man l breathlessly l TWAT CXA2T WHDOS FULLER 3HUSH Dealers— For chester 5797. \ ed, dressers, chests, clothes line, j Summer Homes for Rent 67 I RuBE'i SJQE IV.'iOA.i S-OiV ffanv. M olorc.vcles— Bicycles 11 201 MAIN .STREF.T MANCHESTER. CONN. IT HU Iwvtct'tNC t «i. MO.' u:z keep It well hidden." Sally said Will nothing slop them? OlViN' RCxlE- AV Fuller prirdiicte and -rvice any SPRINGER Spaniel pupa, 3 | electric Irons. range burners, j , ( h a =~a \ PAINTING AND Paperhanging FOR RENT - Cottage at Coven­ and was annoyed at herself for Girl I murmuring I No, it's hay PL'SS a hSAVACr- FOR SALE—One lady’s and one place in Macchesler township months A.K.C. registered litter. | oyerus, single and double; large i blu.shiug. fex^r, but go on with the treat­ - - { 3' m ^ s bicycle, $20 each. Maple phone 2-12f4 Good work Reasonable rates I Twelve champions in 4 genera- i try Lake for period June 29 to ‘George got lircti of xvatcliinp, so he put Ihe dummy in T h ' CL'^Ta V J ' Rs.sorlment congoleum rues, run- ' (To Re ('ontlmied) ment. A & A M u Qroebry, Route 44, BoWnn. Rhone Raymond Fiske Phone '4384 j tion pedigree. Edward F Nourse. j tiers for hall (uid stair carpet. It July 13. .Suitable for 4 persons. his place—but it doesn’t do much good!’* Manchester 7010. GENERAL eoncrele work, retain­ Phone 121, Lebanon. Conn. ' will pay .vou to visit us. Jone.s' Apply Emil L. Hohenthal, Jr„ 24 ing walls, landscaping and grad­ INTERIOR and exlenoi painting | Roosevelt atrect. Tel. 3269. BY G.M.BBAITH X '■Also paperhanging Prompt serv- i Furniture Store, 36 Oak street. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER I SIDE GLANCES ing Septic tanks Installed. For Dan Backer, Prop. Open evenings. MALE HELP WANTED WaHled Auto»-> estimates call 4795. Ice. Fair Price D E Frechette I Poultry and Supplies 43 * id!-- MoGt^cycleg 12 Phone 76.30 i FOR SALK--Bureaus, chest of Indoor and Outdoor Work ') SHEET METAL~WOI^~ ^1 Li »f. •• INT3ERIOR and exterior painting ! TURKEYS, 15 to 20 pounds. drawers, metal bed. wardrobes -----FOR RENT ------Good Pay! Permanent Work! Schaub’s Turkey Farm, 188 Hllls- and a two-burner gas plate, i H ERS Hot Air Furnace Repairing. Protect and beautify your home 1 Vacation \Vith Pay! 1 CAR O town Road, Manchester. Phone 2-1561. 1 ATTENTION LEASE! with the best of point and work- 1 Sinull Ceiiifiit .Mixer Life. Sickness and .\ccident Insurance Free! New Hot Air and Air Conditioning manship. Commercial and domes- i ^ Furnaces Installed. THIS WEEK we offer 9x12 alT- Motor Driven .Apply ■r,r a., t —^ ______tic. 18 years experience. For eStl- | w’ool Wilton and axmlnlster rugs 1. If you wish to SELL your mate call Edward R. Price 2-1003 ' Articles for Sale 'J( Eavc. ML...... • '<• « K « E R Piivatc InsTrurflons 28 model. Call 6925. stock. Benson's, 713 Main street. '.'> Hilliard SIfaet , "” '“N 2. If you wish to doll old .NOK.MAN BEN TZ (G o o d m o r n in g , m r m c g o o s e y .' ' WHAT COOKS WITH \ Well.SOM AT ARF I I Mk3MT Well I mave a fcjiemo Betsy up like new, our TUTORING In 5, 6, 7, 8 grade.s ' M The Guv voor s o n w a s j u s t i 277 .Spruce Street FOR SALE— Porcelain top kitch­ • THAT VACAMT lot vou - PRESEMT IT VOU PUT UP A WHOS interested 111 iSO , Tel. 8966 subjects. Call Catherine McGuire. IF YOU ARE looking for glamor FOR SALE ABOUT / ______body shop is just the place. en table, three chairs, 2 wooden I in your new post-war gas range, ' OWM OM WALMUT STRCCTf J SEeMS Ti-IAT Planmimo S mall OUTSIDE AMD BRING- MiM IN ' Drop by, free estimates. Tel, 2-0675. cabinets, army cot, dog-house. t'M USlMS IT TD 6UIL0 building. W. SCHULTZ and Bottlcello. stop in and see the Deluxe Grand 2-Famlly (4 and 4 rooms), TDOROW W£EDSl OM IT? / IF the V 3. If the old Bus needs a lit­ Inquire 26 Keeney or Phone 4247. with waist high broiler. Immedi­ 'J P.U.C. license to do Conn, state REFRIGERATION. Shortage of 7r”: WMV? - __ cc-nr ttmamt II ' '■ tle motor work or a com­ moving, local trucking. Ashes men for installation and repair ate delivery. Call 3535. Benson’* near the Center. First floor HOMES WANTED (CAM E ALOMO,' plete overhaul, wheel lier and waste removed Phone work. 3^e need for trained men WICKER carriage, stroller com­ Furniture, 713 Main street. occupancy in 30 days. in. '2-1588. to overhaul and install refrigera- bination, price $8. I’hone 8876. \t> have customers ready to purchase one and two-family -sv . •tion and air conditioning equip­ USED. FURNITURE bought and I.AWN and power/mbwer.s sharp­ homes In Manchester. If you are Interested In selling your prop­ ment is urgent. If you are me­ PLACE YOUR order for ever- sold. The Red Shop. 56 Hudson erty we will be pleased to have you call ns. If you rare to have DE CORMIER ened and rebuilt. .AH gas engines, chanically inclined and have a fresh frozen food cabinets. Come •street. Moore's Used Furniture. outboard motors, garden trac­ Arthur A. Knofla rus.'we w4ll look over your property to advise yon of Its present JIOTOR SALES fair education, look Into this big In and see the one on display We Phone 7251. day value. tors, pump.s and electrical ap­ pay trade. Learn how you can get have frozen food tvrapping and Realtor iC 24 Maple St. Manch.ester pliances repaired Quick depend­ this training in spare time or eve­ packaging material for sale Capi­ ,F able service Pick up and deliver. FOR SALE—Hot water boUer, 875 Main Street Tel. 8854 Open 9 to 9 nings. No Interference with tol Grinding Co.'. 38 Main street." also pot belly, stove. Phone 2-1383. ROBERT J. SMITH, IN C The Do-All Companv. Telephone present' job. For full Informa­ Tel. 5440 ■ 5938 2-2506. House Hale Building tion write at once; giving name, 'FOR SALE—A bamboo fly rod 3-PIECTC Maple bedroom set. $150. A ■ ■if, u ■» e«T. Off SELL US that old car you have and a cedar row boat at 14 Mun- TELEPHONE 8150 - 5348 YOU can alwaye depend on Ben­ address, etc, UtiiiUes Institute, 8 Middlefleld street ctr phone 2- V hanging around the barn or lot. Box; K, Care of Hehald. roc street. Real Estate All Lines of Insurance We will pqt it in running condi­ son’s for radio repairs! Best 1222. B) HREJ) HARMAN equipped shop i;- town. C!all 35.3.5 RED RIDER On the Road tion to glVe someone tran.'rpor- ELOCnjnON — Tutoring — Ar­ FOR SALE—Gas stove. 10 months ' ClRCUB ALWAVS B U sV -' or bring it your radio to 713 ^ Cuft BUNK* ARE IN TUlS tatlon. Broad Street Motor rangements for summer work old. 8-tube console radio, sew­ ICE BOX. Very good condition. Sales. Phone 3926. Main street Benson’s. ing cabinet, corner cabinet, music vsA6 0 N,UTfLS DEA\)ER-VVJE being made, .''tudlo closed June 326 Spruce street. Wanted SKAtCE. IT With eo.HE 01HSRSR 22—July 8. White Studio. 709 cabinet, end-tables, -desks, full- R'ETURNED Veteran would like LAWN MOWERS sharpened, repaired. washing machines, Main street. Phone 2-1392. size wardrobe, trunk, beds, car 1936 or 1937 model, in good chairs, kitchen set. Boy Scout Machinery and Tools 52 Stenographer MALE HELP WANTED running condition. Phone 2-2019. vacuums, irons repaired, prompt INVESTIGATE Auto body and pickup and delivery -service, work equipment, curtain -stretdhecs, fender repair profits. Y-ou’ll be clothes dryer, books, electrical > .... - ...... 6-19. MORE CASH for your car from guaranteed The Friendly Flxlt WARDS NEW rotary scraper is For increased mill operation com. 1»M IT Nil NIC, u. s. e«T. 6ff. C0P« 1»«6 ir srKSrBVICCANC T M. MO. U. l.^OT OFf convinced. Practical spare time appliances, hall trees, . lamps. .priced lower than any on mar­ your Pontiac dealer. .Stop in or Shop, 718 North Main street. home study and resident course . Apply call 4164 Oole Motors Phone 4777. W. Burnett. Xmas''tree lights and ornaments, ket! Compare with scrapers cost- “And now, having volcti the employes ’such a large in­ Including welding, spray paint­ mirrors, oil drum, bed spreads, ing dollars more . . . compare •FIREMEN — ‘Before starling in ns ymir secrclarx'. Mr. Jones, I'd like LOt’lAL SlOyiNG. trucking and ing. metal work, may help you games, toys, glassware, silver- crease in wages, ( tender my resignation to accept a posi­ to iisk do von like lots of cominns?'’ construction, bracing, quality! tion on the assembly line!” Business Serviees Offered 13 ashes removed. J. Klein 28 Foley 'open your own repair shop or ' ware, skatee, skis, sheet . music, Wat^ds beats ’em all! See Wards Orford Soap Co. •MILLWRIGHTS street. Pelephone 6718. get a good job. Mechanically- orchestrations. Utility boxes, ■ new scraper now! Only 8125.95. ■ LAWN Mower ownera. \jnty take minded men write for free de­ Chinese dinner gongs, fireplace •MACHINE TENDERS VIC FLINT Libby Picks Right Word BY MICHAKI.U’M.ALLLY and RALPH LANE Chances T 22 years’ experience ALL .MAKE.S of sowing machiifSs Wards Farm Store, Purnell tails. Aiito-CrafU Training, Box screen, kitchen stools. 37 Ridge­ Place. Manchester, Conn. sharpening and repairing. .VII e,\pcrtly.repaired. Singer Sewing L, Herald. wood street •BEATER MEN ^ISAID NO. AND WHAT \ I BET rr WASN'T THE \ Meanwhile, I was finishing my WHERE'S RI6HT HAVE VOU ) POLICE. 1 BET IT WAS A I makes and sizes rof hand and Machine (',’o.. 832 Main .street. JU ST Re!beiveST COME ihS, VOU'RE LUCftV THEI/ SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Reason­ PIANO TUNING and repairing. low for quick sale^ ENDED “ t TWENTY-THREEy LIME Sowers, cemqpt mixers, LOOK. AT ME GRIML.V AMO iDEKfTIFlED VDO AA able prices. Phone mornings, CHIMNEY.S and fireplaces expert­ Player pianos specialty. John ME ’ SHAKE TBEIR HEADS/*"— X GEMUG KOMO.^ Hartford 5-6425. ly cleaned and repaired. Twenty- Cockerhara, 28 RigeloW atreeL W IRE COVERED folding Kiddle- milking machines, disc harrows, Colonial Board Company Koop, 812. Call 5414. On Hollister Street — Six m OEMfAND X-RAVS,THGRAPy, two yeaifi of experience. Well Dial 4219. hay carriers. Dublin Tractor MLPK RADIO need fixing? Have it re­ Company, Willlmantlc. Rooms, two unfinished on HUSU CLIMlCAL DIAGMOSIS AMD recommended. .Manchester Chim­ b-l9 rw Y Ti / paired by experts. Pick-up serv­ ney Experts. Phone 2-2411. second fl^ r. Hot water ice, guaranteed work. Sets check­ Help Wanted— Female 35 Boetfi and Accessdrles 46 Lydall & Foulds Paper Co. FOR SALE—Lawn rooWer. Call heat, oil burner, fireplace. ed in the home. Car radios a FOR RENT— Sanding machine. Attached garage. House W ASH riiRltS Hg Fixed That Angle BY LKSLIE I'URNRR specialty. Manchester Radio Heavy ddty domestic sander. $4 EXPERIEJICED girl for book- BOATS For Sale—LT Kayaks In 2-0720 after 6. flMASOWOWWoito WHAT IF ONE OF LEFT IkSTRUaiONS AT THE PUtlT Service, 78 Birch street. Phone pcriiday. Phone 5145. Manithest^ keeping amf" general offlc4(- work. red, blue, green. 8’ aluminum 100% insulated. AH pre­ I M40W...FOOR WA»H! \ SINCE IT* MPORTANt'^ row boats, complete with oars |lD 8 0 WITH Ufi.OMOV.IW'Si ) HWiTATION TM SURE. •UT WE'VE PLANNED IT ITMKTI NOT N REC04HOIP JORKVM'S MEUTMWKS^V STRANSER C K X m FBOlA LOS 2-0640. ______Lumber and Fuel Company. Excellent pay to one who ia capa-^ war construction. |GOMfiTO«B8 THKrirWA / CAMU.WMH’S tNTCH-I AU «0 CMWUILV nwe LOG LOCO. WIU MOlO MERBCOSNaBSVOU. TMiiri AM HOME* SOcMBIDIIiniTVIHUN ble. Apply Tober Baseball Mfg. and oar locks. E. J. Campbell Co., .TlONfiABG Aim/AOF tim e! VOuRCOMiFORTWa THE better HOTELS... XLBCTRIC Motora, repairing and' HOME RUG 'w'ashlng service. 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