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VOL. LXXI, NO. 216 (Claaalfled Advcrtiataig on Fago 16)- MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1952 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICR PIV* CENtS i.Ji’-iilittf-r ------...... V..'.;, „ .. 3 Days- ten Faces Court-Martial

Children's Dept, — 2nd Floor r’» ^ Berlin Noose + * A tE 'S S ------OUR'RtGULAR STOCICOF^^------F in e S p u n . Crreen FAMOUS MAKE DRESSES Berlin, June 12-^fl*)—The Soviet 'zone government decreed 'today an extension of its shoot-to-kill security mca.sures to Asks T-H lirm eet At aufestantlal reductions for 3 days only. include the border around Berlin as well a.s the frontier with REG. $2 .9 8 ...... *...... NOW $2.69 West Germany. An order signed by Communist boss Walter tnbricht. deputy Prime Minister.^------■w- Given With Cash Sales All Day REG. $3.98 ...... NOW $3.49 directed the State Security Police to "extend generally" the meaaurea REG. $4.98 ...... : NOW $4,29 Handshake at Ike's Request* ' NOW— AFTER 10 YEARS begun at flrat on the Interzonal McCloy Hits Curbs Law REG. $ 5 .9 8 ...... NOW $5.29 _ frontier to "hinder the entrance of WE HAVE AGAIN THE FAMOUS dlversionlsta. aplea and terroriats GFs Dig for Bodies FIRST QUALITY SOLID COLORS^'- FINE OUALITY New spring and summer dresses in the wanted materials. Sizes Ip the territory of the German Democratic Republic."- Red Threat H eld O vef CHILDREN’S ANKLETS Provide* Penaltira HALES FINE SPUN SHEETS CANNON TOWEL ENSEMBLE . It provided aentenres at'leaat Of Koje Anti-Reds In cuff or straight up rlljbed styles. Re.lnfor«ed nylon heel__and two yeara in Jail for violators WITH TriB 8AMK SIZE 3" HEM REG. $5.98 -A- ON BOTH ENDS FOR EXTOA WEAR toes for extra wear. Sizes 8 'i to 11. Sale prke " ’ "unless they are not liable for To Alliance To Feb. 28 • REG. $1.19 22x44 BATH SIZE ...... 84c higher punishment under other regulations.” The death penalty is Koje Island, Korea, June 12—(/P)—U. S. troops hunted to- SUMMER COTTONS, $4.96 . {Jf) INTRODUCTORY LOW PRICES REG. 59c 16x28 HAND SIZ E...... 44c - already provided for major vlo- Wa.ahington, June 12—<7P) Sgf. Colonri Dean Chnse, 24, of day for missing comrades of’399 frightened anti-Communist Wasbinffibn. June 12— Priced low fOr 3 days only. Right out of our regular stock of new v '----- Utora of a catch-all Communist .^-John . J. McGIoy told the S«Ut L4$ke City, Utah, haa been prisoners of war -who broke away from 4,800 marching Reds. —The Senate today pass^ REG. $2.79 72x110 ...... ------$2.29 REG. 29 c FACE aO T H S .T 7...... 22c summer cottons. law "for protection "of the peace.” Senate today Russia is wag­ ordered to face a eourt-niartlal The breakaway came, during an otherwise orderly evacuation leirislation extending wage, Bepiitiriil heavy quality Cannon In peach, ifreen, flamingo, yellow Cotton Shop—2nd Floor The new decree enlarged upon ing a mighty campaign of heraiise he wtote a letter to (len. of the fourth trouble-ridden POW»------:------*' ■ price and rent contr^ REC.$2.9^ 81x110...... $2‘49 and aqua. one Issued',.May 26 In repriaal for Mark Clark, Supreme .Allied Com­ enclostii-e at this United Natlone _ _ _ ■■-k LADIES’ BILLFOLDS the signature of‘the West German “terror and conquest” to try mander In the Paclflr. crltlrlzlhg through next Feb. 28. It lif- REG. 69c 42x36 PILLOWCASES.. . Ea.49c peace contract. The flrat measure to keep West Germany from d a rk 's handling of the Knje Is­ anTl^Red POWi said the 0 0 f l S cludes a provision requestiitg With pass case and change purae.^ Plaati'c and genuine leather. SPECIAL LOT OF DISCONTINUED STYLES IN mentioned only the frontier be- land. Korea, .prisoner-of-war Inel- ! JR fl fl Aft«r 10 yw,rt w» h*v« At Iniit h»en *hlf Ak*ln to ohtsln from SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF signing the free World's al- miaalhg prisoners had been haled ! ^ ^ that. President Truman uie Colors: Black, tan, red and paatel colora. . ..Awoen,, the,janylot JkMie, wid. West. iiftnee'-against Communism. dM$t.. ..(NBA.Tal«phota)...».— b e f o r e ' ■Co'nvnmnfSt ' ■king«TW>-t'T-r.....------the ..TaftriliicUey'. .law. ia . *' » ' f«mtrar-intM; ■ otTr'ttww' H«te*A #in«|ipuii - Atwet*- jnHoivbam*... ■n E'AVY“ C A N N O N - 'f.... ■ Germany. Since th?n a three- The iheet U made extra lonjr with a 3" hem on both enda ao - WOMEN’S BATHING SUITS - mUe-wide security belt haa been The U. S. high commissioner In courts before today’s transfer.' I \ f g-sg-s steel strike. > It may be reverted for extra wear. 79c Each From well known manufacturers. blazed by Communlsta from the Germany said ao in-‘appeallng to They didn't report the number. i T 'Fhe measure would cinnUnae TURKISH HAND TOWELS Baltic to Czechoalovakla. Thou- the Senate Foreign Relations com­ Death at the hands of their dle^ fpr one year—until June S0,'1B|3 • Plus Tax I LOT FORMER VALUES T9 $ 10.95 NOW.$6.PO...... ganils .of--frpnyer JnhaWtanta have. mittee to give swift approval to Britain Gets hard leaders was the fate .of 18! 1 1~^ -^ red lt control* and the govem- been deported forcibly farther east the peace contract with-West Ger­ POWS'tHlsSIng'frbm an encI68U re'""P'aw |"' ■■ I T f i menVa txroad power* to rsttan 3 FOR 99c ) I LOT FORMER VALUES TO $16.95 NOW $10.00 and other thouaanda have fled to many and to a pact granting the empUed Wednesday. ; ■»-*■■■ O M i t- O •earo* material* to private indup- FAMOUS LADY PEPPERELL Not all sizes or colors. ■* the Weat. new nation full guarantees- In the The capip commander, Brig. | ------try. The present controls law «X- Aqua and flamingo only. A wonderful value In a/heavy weight SUMMER HANDBAGS In obvlcajs expectation of the North Atlantic Treaty organiza­ Warning on Gen. Haydon U Bbatner, la expecL P ii.gn K orea. Ju n e 12— pirea-lune 30. i- Cannoh hand tlte towel. ^ Sportswear Dept’.—2nd Floor new decree, Soviet trqopa and tion (NATO). ed to order evacuation of a 5fth The vote on phasage waa 5S tb SHEETS and PILLOWCASES In straws, besdette, plastic csif, linen fabric and pique. Top Blamea Kremlin compound. No. 66, tomorrow. Some ; The South Korean gov- 18. Vbikspolizel (People’s Pollct) "There la one mas.alve threat handle, draw string and boxle styles. Special sale prices have already ringed Berlin, an is­ Gold Drain of. tie 2,700 ugly-tempered North' ^'rninent nAK banned Voice of TTie Senate hill now. goe* to IBS At The Lowest Prices In Years IRREGULARS OF ^ to-this peaceful, aggressive devel­ Houae. „The House Banking eoA- land In the Soviet occupation zone, opment in Germany," McCloy said. Korean officers and 650 non-coms------America broadcasts over the ONE GROUP OF SUN DRESSES - with road barriers and trenches. there are reported fashioning 10-station government net­ mlttee already la working on "'A $1.69 and $2.59 Each "It .cornea from the Kremlin," he London, June 12-M^)—The knives and spears. controls htll of its own. — TYPE .140 CANNON TURKISH HAND In' prints and polka dots. Sizes 12 to 42. The new decree waa made pub­ ■aid, adding: work, accusing it of "bitterly Plus Tax lic ' ahortly after the Allied High drain on the sterling'area’g 5lany .Speiu-ed to Death Truman had asked for a tWCe "The Communlsta are now sn.- jintirgoYernment’.- .and.,. “obr .year extensloii of all control pow­ . \ . VALUES TO $3,98 .-..,,. .,... NOW $2.79- ' CbMiBIsalon hid announced tha-i: gaged” I'n' a''mVgfity campaiffri...to gold-’doHar reaerves ■ has been BoatneV met today with"’'llieir Dirlgbt D. Elsenhower (right) I* gnsnled hie lyqtMot .to ahske LADY PEPPERELL SUPERFINE MUSLIN U M - m Cotton Shop—2nd Floor the... United States, Britain and viously insulting” remarks. er*. But the Senate waa not TOWELS, 4 FOR Each ' prevent German ratification of thie less ,than 28 million dollars leaders, sonie of whom were ehown The 'Voice has included in its hand* with Mrs, Dwight Marrow, widow of the lafe ARihiiMador to wtllinf to go thSt far; many meiff- France were ready to counter new agreementa and German partici­ the smouldering wreckage of Com­ Mexico and mothcr-ln-law of Cliarle* Lindbergh, daring h aseatlng REG. $3.39 72x108 ...... V ...... $2.59 YOU'will want plenty of theae hand and face tlae towela with cold war attaqks on Berlin and since Tilarch 1, Chancellor of three daily broadcaata editorial bera argued that Inflationary pree* only alight Irregularlttra. Peach, flamingo, green, citron and SIMULATED PEARLS pation In . the growing European the Exchequer R. A. Butler pound 76, the ftrat to .be emptied. excerpt* from many - U. S. and between Elsenhotvrr nad members of Ibe New Jeryey State OOP com­ turea were on thei. wane. ONE GROUP OF CHILDREN’S DRESSES rulh aid to the encircled city. unity." 'Thirty-nine prisoner* died and at mittee nt Columbia Unlverslly, New York. When Ike roqtwoted the REG. $3.59 81x108 ...... \ . . .. $289 aqiia. Simulated pearls in single and multiple strand necklace or ear­ The commiaslon had met to dis- Earlier. Secretary of State Ach- told a crowded House of Com­ other foreign newspapers attack­ Continuee W8B Ifssi 150 were Injured there in a ing President Byngman Rhee and hand-ubnke. Mm, Morrow threw up her hands In surprise, then eom- The hill continue* the Wage StL- rings, necklaces and chokers with rhinestone clasps. VALUES TO $10.98 ...... NOW $3.00 euia the Rusalan squeeze tactics eson and Undersecretary David mons today. Tuesday battle with U. 8. para­ plled, to the amusement ot Mr*. Elsenhower (renter). (WEA Tele­ REG. 79c 42x36 PILLOWCASES^ Ea. ,59c Not ell size# or color*...... - o n Berlin.-...... — ------Bruce had urged the-eommlttee to He- emphasized that Britain ts scoring recent,, .pojltlral develop­ btllzation Board (WSB) with a ------SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF $1.29 troopers. 'The 36th death was' re­ ments hercT p h o t o ) ...... Uiree-way" membership repiwheht* The commission’s -visit here ^ve quick backing to the two holding its position, but must do ported today. Many of the 39 were from Bonn was a gesture of AJ- pacta. There was every indication better. Used A* Courtesy Ing the public, industry and labor TYPE 180 Special 79c Each speared to death by fellow Reds. The U. 8. State Department but It* aUpute-Mttllng powers art ----- — 1 Butler's statement c(»me on the Compound 66 is guarded by one CANNON 22x44 RATH SIZE Plus Tax (Oontlnoed on Pago Tiro) (Continued On Page Four) heels of a warning by Prime Min­ broadcastihg agency has been us­ restricted. The board would be LADY PEPPERELL COMBEli PERCALE company of the King's Shropshire ing the South Korean government permitted to enter a controversy ister Churchill yesterday that Light Infantry of Britain, and one Taft Disputes Ike Britons stood over a "treaGherous network for two years is a only If the Federal Medlatiop JACQUARD T0WEI.S. 89c Each $ 1.00 BABY SHOP SPECIALS trapdoor” that might drop them company of the Royal Canadian courtesy and not on a contract, servlet certified that Ha remedies REG. $3.59 72x108 ...... $2.79 Four colora only but what a value! Flamingo, green, blue and to economic dl.saster. Churshlll Regiment. However. Indications said Dr. Casrence Ryce. director of were exhausted and If both sides peach in Cannon heavy quality ''Snow Flower" pattern. 3 DAYS ONLY ...... uJled On'BWtons to' boost'trade were that the U.S, 38th Regiment the govemment'a Office of Pub­ asked. the .WHB ..to„ Intervene.____ REG. $3.7981x108 .. .. . r $3 09 SUMMER WHITE JEWELRY throughout the Commonwealth to would supervise the evacuation. lic Information. On Ua S. Tax Cuts And the hoard's powers would Alto white with color trim -necklace or eaifings. ALL DRESSES REDUCED avoid economic disaster. The remains' of 16 savagely “However much we may ques­ he Umltad to ’ktag* and other ecor REG. 89c 42x36 PILLOWCASES .. Ea. 69c <• SUMMER FABRICS AT REDUCED PRICES In the first quarter of 1952 tbe killed prisoners were dug up lit tion the taste and judginent of the nonrte issues: U could not rewip- Sizes 1-3 and 3-6x. Included are sun dresses, pinafores, dress and Lashes UN, Pact, Reds gold-dollar reserves plummeted the thiril emptied compound. No. person* reipbnilble for - such By THE AsapCIATKD PEHM nMSiEtlM union atiop, for Instance, FOR JUNE BARGAIN DAYS ONLY 79c Each bonnet aets. 8685 mUlion to 81.700,000.000. 77. But so far soldier* found no broadesMa," Ryae told newsmen, StokBebert A. TafL twfajili tfhslUBgsd Uts po8sibitlt.v that • I w did in the steel dispute. REG, 69c YARD SALE PRICE $1.79 .-To halt this drop, Britain and bodies in the fourth. No, 95. Un "we do not dispute the-alrtti|t of federiu taxes could be reduced 40 billion dollars over the next Plus Ts* REG. PRICE $1.98 ... New Delhi, India, June 12—UR.when all Aaian-African bloc coun- the other Commonwealth coun­ like. 77, there were no homemade such ojsinlons under other two or three years as Gen. Derifht 0. Elfifnhower waa quoted 'RPUiHva n in « A N p l e a THE NEW LADY PEPPEREU REG. PRICE $2.98 ..... SALEPRICE $2.69 - ‘-l^ ro a Mtnlstar-Jawabarlal.lleb-. |.triea..wlU .think ..ot Jiavlng .sojne- tries drastically slashed imports W.eaPOtW.Pr 6ecap« tunnels, auspice*. ' as proposing yeaterday..."GfineraLEi8enbowar must baye. been Washington, Jupe' 13—(/P)— ru took pot shot* today at the ■ thing of their own." frbnfr dollar and“6lfi'er hard cur­ 80% Trnneferred ■‘'But' )h this cii*e ffie 'aii«plcea Httuai'cdmihlllee' vbftd down'15' WASHABLE SUMMER FABRICS rency areas. misquoted, Taft told a meeting o’B " “ REG. PRICE $3.98 ... SALE PRICE $3.49 United Nations, the Atlantic pact Warna Communlats Transfer of POWs from No. 95 were the ROK (Republic of Korea) to ID today a proposal that Presi­ FORMFIT SHEETS^ 7 Butler said that his figures for government-radio Itself—uaed to New Jersey Republican convention dent Truman be empowered to RUBBERIZED UNED SALE PRICE $4.29 and the, Qommuniata.. as Xumlng. ,...qd, .tjis. , CsmmunUta, tUPUght. PP.e.rAtlpp, breakup, To..O).7 dsl^atea.at. the. .National RepubU-.. REG. PRICE $4.98 ,. fended before parliament hla ppl-1 Nehru told the Risd bloc in parlla-. the pettod since'March i , included 30 per cent mark...... Brig., Gen, catry -Wtteriy -antt-govemmenr Ship lin e Fight fwitxr''Biid’opm(ta th9 'strack' itw l' At ixira Low PrlceiT .-..--57e Y a r d ... - the receipt of the filat installnleht critrclam, dbvIqUsly insulting. can (Jlub here today. mills. 39 ' PRINTED LAWNS Icy of neutrality. ment _!‘continual shouting of Haydon L. Boato'er. Koje com­ Taft, a leading contender for BEACH BAGS Nehru said Indla'a policy of | ‘peace’ has become so discordant of a total Of 300 million dollars mander, Intends to wrest control "I am aware that this can atlll the Republican presidential noni- It was the first formal vote by 3«" PLAIN WAFFLE PIQUE avoiding siliance* had proved cor- and so loud that aomelimes it of American military aid. of the 80,000 internees from their be done by the Voice of America W ith Ue Se Ends any House group since Trumsn TYPE 128 3»" DOTTED SWISS In nautical gnd stripe pattern canvsy. Will Hold suit, tbwsls, stc. TERRY ROBES In reply to a question from from abroad and brought into Inatlon, noted "that expenditure* went before (JongrelA Tueedsy and 86" RAYON BUTCHER LINEN rect, and "we will, continue it." . aounds more like ‘war’.” Red leaders by r->oving them to tlil* year would run about 72 bll- Sizes l-6x. White, pastels qr stripes. Parliament backed him up'by ap-; He urged the Communists to re­ Hugh 'Gaitskell. Chancellor of the new, smaller compounds and split­ Korea, but I am determined-that, lIoff. “wlOr85'billion' estimated for pleaded for thU power. PEPPERELL SNUGFIT SHEETS proving foreign ministry expendl-’ examine their ideaa of im- Exchequer In Jth* last Labor gov­ ting them into groups of about the Korean government- station After 5^ Years The Benats previously had re­ Sale Price 79c ernment, Butler indicated that the will not be uaed to tear down its next year. buffed Truman by voting that he REG. PRICE $2.98...... SALE PRICE $2.69 turea of 56 million rupees (12 m il-; periallsm. 600. should us* anti-strike provisions REG, $2.98 TWIN SIZ E...... $2.39 REG. 79c YARD Plus Tax • > lion dollars). A (jommunlxt-led Advising hla neighbors, Nehru first Installment of the U. S. mili­ Some 24,400 have been moved. own sovereign •tate."''- He said he could see little poa- % ' REG. PRICE $3.98...... SALE PRICE $3.49 tary aid was about 84 million, dol­ Like Lending Pistol aiblllty of reducing fedeikil axpeh- Washington, Jun*- 12—( ^ —The of the T*ft-H*rtley Law In an ef­ motion for cuts waa defeated 286- ^ald, “I should like the countries Thirteen compound* remain to be ____ government and the R. SUutley fort to end the strike of 650,009 lars. emptied and there Is a chanoe of He said that for the govern- diturea below 55 billion within the REG. $3.29 FULL SIZE ...... $2.59 WASHABLE SUMMER FA BRIC^ .72. I cf Aaia to remain cool and not en- BuUer told (I^tskell that wlth- ment to continue carrying foreign next year or two. He estimated i Dollar interests today aettl*^ their CIO steel worker*. ,_Nahru..tnld the..HQua*_ India - la i.Ur.the arena otwsLrfara, whatever -violence..-ln ,aL.lBMt two .ot thom. (Ive-year uuui't "flglit- ove r'' liowtrtil' ------SOCKS "aerloualy concerned that the At­ happens.” That, he said, was In­ erlUclam on its own radio would lat arms and torilgn al " SPRING SUITS, ------drop In gold-dollar- reserves since The transfer from Compound 95 be “like lending a man a pistql to coat 35 bUlton and domestic serv of the big Dollar Steamihip Lin*. And today Senator* favoring TYPE 140 .. 67c Yard Sizes 4-8.'Fancy tops, solids or. stripes. . lantic pact, which began as a de­ dia's goal—to remain outside any March would have been about 8H7 was orderly, in contract to the Term* of the aettlement pro- *elsure power for the President fense against aggression, has ex­ war and restrict the area of war­ hour fight that left 39 prisonera shoot you." ice* 20 billion. Ha oald it he were million. - Rhee said it pained him "for pleated he would aim for a reduc­ ide; abandon^ their fight to wfrit* It LADY PEPPERELL SUPERFINE MUSLIN 3« " GOLD TONE PRINTS REG. PRICE 39c Pr...... SALE PRICE 3 Pr$. $1.00 tended itself in defense of its fare should a new conflict break killed and 150 wounded when the 1. The controlling stock intereat into nrage-price controls legisla­ .$9 " GOLD TONE ORGANDIES COATS and TOPPERS members’ colonial possessions." out. first compound—No. 76—was emp­ tion In expenditure* to 60 billion tion. They said they would propoto 4.V’ RAYON FAILLE (Continued On Page Four) (ConttnOMl OB Png* Two) dollata and then down to 55 billion In the line claimed by both will be SNUGFIT SHEETS Sees Asla-Afrlca Bloc He urgtd India and other coun­ tied Tuesday. put up at public aal* at. any price it again later in a separate bill. 36" PRINTED WAFFLE PIQUE At Clearance Prices He suggested that Asian and tries to declare themselves against dollar*. Question Rolaed 36" PLAIN AND STRIPED CHAMBRAT__ Many of the 399 POWa who above 814,000,000 cash. REG. $3.29 TWIN SIZE ______. . $269 African nations might find i t nec- the use ot "terrible ewieapons of broke away-plainly feared death Delei|at«s visiting El«nhower 2. The winner on sealed bide will The seizure question was raised $55.00 «ihJ $5^95r ^ ■" *8S«ry-to "“make- the- tregie-decl- 'war” such m atomic^ and hydrogen sT the hands oT lhelf K«d leadert. yesteeday hod - quoted him. as say.- _ rt"thirS8 "per cen t-Modt-of-stock in the. House Banking-cnnunlttML. aion" to "Withdraw from the UN F r a * IJrg^^ New WSB Platt bv Rep. BolUng (D-Mo.) who prb- REG. $3.49 FULL SIZE . REG. 99c YD. FINE QUALITY REG. $45.00 and $49.95 ...... NOW S34.90 bombs and germ warfare. Others who tried to escape were ing federal policies should be and the government and the dol­ h o m e w a r e s If "two or three powerful nation* Calls for Proof dragged by the Cornmunlsts into Itointed toward trimming taxes lar Interest will divide the pro- pbsedMt as an amendment to leg­ islation extending the Economic REG. $35.00 and $39.95 ...... NOW $24.90 could block discussions there." As to germ v/arfare, he cau­ Big 4 Talk on Compound 91, their new, tempor­ by 40 liilllon dollars over ths mpet oeed*. - TYPE 180 16 Pc. IVY DINNERWARE 5ET, , . He said the UN, also, has be­ tioned the' members of parliament ary enclosure. Would Permit two OF three yearx 3. If the public sale falls to Controls Law. SUMMER FABRICS, 87c Yard REG. $25.00 and $29.95 ...... NOW $19.90 come the protector of colonial Bolling'a amendment was a All Sales Final REG. $1.95 . . - ...... N ^ $5.95 "not to accept claims and charges Now we will live,” one grate­ The New Jersey delegation mov­ bring a bid of 814,000.000 or more, „ , .36” Dsn Riyet. W,rin]kle-Shed Giniham ...... powers. Jdany . naliona-Are, bccln-: Reich Situation ful N orth. Korean .soldier -sighed ed, on. altar Its visit, to ,Taft. to. the atook- wilt Me dividad- equally dunUcat* of that offered In tRh LADY PEPPERELL COMBED PERCALE .. ning to belleVe, he added, that the 4c -Hour Hike Benale' ‘Tuesday "by 'E'en. Hunfo 36” ABC Pre-Shrunk Madra.a.ao 16 Pc. b6 u q u et1)TnW rw a1 e (Oontlnned on Page Two) between the government and the ■ organization which was founded to (Continued on Pnge Twe) (OoBttnoed on Page Fear) Dollar Interest. phrey (D-MInn.) and rejected by SNUGFIT SHEETS 36” ABC Permanent Fini.ah Karefree Krlnkle OUR REGULAR STOCK OF REG. $8 .9 5 ...... NOW $5.95 preserve peace ‘‘haa become an or­ Paris, June 12—(/P)— A French Washington, Jime 12—(Ah—The that body. 39” ABC Printed Rayon Crepe spokesman said today France Government 1* Out Members reported nine Demo­ fo r This (P7 ( u : Royal gadroon ahape. Open atock available. "June Bride Special" ganization for waging war." Treasury Balance Wage Stabilization Board (WSB) In any event. Secretary of Com­ REG. $3.39 TWIN SIZ E...... $2.89. 45" Spun Rayon Gabardine "We have taken a serious view wants a Big Four conference on has started work on a brand new merce' Sawyer said, the govem- crat*. and on* Republican support­ $8.98 DRESSES Sale .Only . qJ I » until June 15th only. ' ' . Washington, June 12—()R—The Germany, but .on. a level bflow ed the eetxure move In the Houie It.... t/^^'Wi- 46” .Qphama, Ray.on. Shantuag. , iU ‘.decision, iu>t, t(). ))|g».rr,.. fnwwMlA whkih .nm( .jtUow wM* 4°: FVm- Democrat# nM REG. $3.59 FULL SIZE Vi v; v . $3.19 36” Gold Tone Printed Waffle Pique COTTONS, be;m b e rRG g p r in t s a n d p r in t c r e p e s . ‘Tunisian question. Apart from its posilTon'of " tile’ 1!¥iiuiuf>’* June ’ lO i creasea across the boCrd of ss line and return It to private opit- merits, if Asian and African Net budget receipts, 82T6.953,- themselves. ' N e ^ T i d M t s much as four cents an hoqr abovt B u lle titii ation. 10 Republican* were against n. All Sales Final T. V. LA M P...... $3.98 His clarifying statement came countries cannot have their voice 103.73; budget expenditures, 8327,. Culled from AP Wires present celUngs. from the AP Wires REG. 59c YARD Maroon or green shade, eliminates screen glare. felt, and if two countiHea can vote 370,809.55; cash balance, 84.541,- after a meeting of the French 'Organized labor haa been plug­ (Oontlaaed on nige Fon^ “(Oonllntied on PhW in m ii - 196,522.75. cabinet yesterday to discuss the ging hard for a new wage fomuioji HEAVY QUILTED ONE GROUP OF ftgalnat it, the time may well come German situation. After Jhi^ seasioii 'h' spokesman saW'TPifa’ncer ta.-jU*-.-JWgiap-,to-.iBfltaBsart output TUfcYliWae DECtMON ---- 36^ PUNTAWsn JAR tC ;:^ — ^ye,9f: par man hour. Industry, however, ,Jookcd>Xavotabix.upMafM#B. Waabliigtqn, June. —- 'meeting to 'deal- with ■uhfficatlon fered goverhm'eht 'tdhi'_ policy which would—allow ;auto- Inltial 'itnSiy " '"~Omr5wirbranTnraae'bynatrdn"aIT«rown^^ 7 ■or''aerin4ssy''~previaiW^ 'u m r Iffw ant of (i^x elBlma agatnal htm tbe Kalg TstanTTfoubTe* ------'-'THAT WILL tAtrNDER WHm: “ SPH iteiM S; M M totallng 8429,000.. .(Jlly of New matic wage increases to stem from REGULAR VALUE T<’ TO $^5.00 are limited to "preelse questions Increased productivity, or output disclosed today' to have cleared Dozeni of patterns lii all colpfa.and types for dresHs, aprons, AH Sales Final of immediate interest.” York rejects claim for 8500,000 the U. g..g|p«!8la iBj^oIvod. Tbe REC. $3.98 TWIN BED SIZE ...... $2.79 draperies, etc. damages by father ot slain Arnold per man hour. Ask Assurancea Two Approaches clf«rancMi wero later reverend ALL METAL UTILITY T A B LE...... SPECIAL $7.95 Britain holds a somewhat sim­ Shuster . ; . Bridgeport publish­ by Gen. Mark CU$rk and the two Girl, 9, Held as REC. $4.98 FULL BED SIZE ...... $3.79 ‘Two shelves. Baked enamel finish. White. Casters. Chrome trim. er and conservationiat George C. The WSB appointed a commit ilar view.. A Foreijgn ’Office tee to study all aspects of the ogloera Brig. Gens. Frnacis T. Made by Monument Mills, fsmous>~for quality. Another Shipment spokesman in London said the W ^ o is elected president of Conn. i>odd and Cbaries T. Colson, BARBIZON SPECIAL j Hartford, June 12—(AP) — Con- Forest and Wildlife Commission; question and yesterday tha cum- Cbrmel, N. Y.. June 1 2 -O P )-H e walked up to the house .bcA 't British favor a four-power meet­ mittee reported beck to the full were reduced to colonel, d a rk told Mr*. Arnold: : The jaunty-fit and jaunty-rite ire our beat selling numbers and PRE5TO FRY MA5TER. REG. $16.95...... $10.95 . iwcticut Democrats - open' their ing but only if there is proper Windsor Republican Town said the oonccoslon amounted An escaped convict, making a ‘Tm aii escaped convict. The REG. $1.98— 16 GARMENT Keynoter committee endorses John Ash- board; this is an annual natlMdn Barhizon event which tawagerly awaited Limited to present stock only. While they last. Enjoy presaUra state convention here tomorrow in preparation which would give rea­ The committee, it waa learned, to a surrender to blackmail. desperate effort to eelae a get­ cops are idler me. I'm not fool- ■ * bv our customera. Jaunty-Iit In rayon crepe, jaunty-rlte in rayon coekjngook|i a...... t its beat. sonable assurance for some Tpo* mead for OOP nomination for U. away car, stabbed a yyear-old Ing. 1 want you to let me In h«W HEAVY QUALITY nppai'ent agreement on what they gress. Such preparation iii nor­ S..Representative In First Con­ favors one 'of two basic ap­ JUMBO SIZE GARMENT BAGS satin. Sizes 9 to 15. 12 to ?0. 141t to 36H,’ 38 to 44. White or pink. proaches: PAPERS DONATED girl -hostage to death yesterday as or I’ll take your children.” Reg. 13.90. nre going- to do, except for one mally handled by the deputy for­ gressional District, The mother aerpamed to tim nomination. 1. A formula which would tell Washington. June It— police clos^ in on him. WITH FULL LENGTH 2IPPER OPENING eign ministers and It was assumed Britain's House of Commons The Ubrnry of Congress report­ nil ny. Uirec pouce UUMCLa* the uim |I vaiAJwawchildren: “Run, run.” Two------of them - —- MATTRESS COVERS BIRD BATH ...... $6.98 They will elect 22 delegate* to that such a meeting la what decides to . allow advertising on employers and employes they HU by three police bullets, Full and twin bed aUes. could agree to a fnur-cent-an-hnur ed toflay It has been presented conidet iurrendtred and waa t*k«n j ran, but Snydar Mixed Betty Special $2.79 Ideel lawn decoration. the national convention and in­ France has in mind. tele\1slon'-when financial position the- personal paper* of diaries WUltama. eeeinz Snyder grab tbn $1.69 struct . them to coat the delega­ The United States Is opposed to improves . . . Five men and wo­ annual wage increase per worker to' a hoflpital, regardless .of j the cost of living. Evans Hughes, documents deal­ Mother Looks On chUd, drove away to get hi* gum REC. $4.98 WITH ZIPPERS...... $3.98 Beautiful quality with quilted front and full length zipper open­ tion's 16 vote* for Senator Brlen a Big Four meeting until Russi* man secretly Indicted by Federal ing with half a century of critl- Aa Mrx Arnold ran towardm H . ing. Blue, rose and green. McMahon of Connecticut for Grand Jury in Boston plead inno­ cnl days in American history. HU lltUe vlcUin, aUbbed with phone. Snyder kicked open , ^ . REVERE WARE NOW IN STOCK President. And they will nominate (Conttnned.oB Page Tea) k butcher knife as her mother REC. $4.69 WITH RUBBER BUTTONS $3.69 Notion Dept. A NEW SHIPMENT O F " , - • ' t- (Continued on Page Ten) cent to charges of robbery .... Tbe 20,990 Items cover Hughes’ house door, dragged Betty Lou m Stainless steel, copper bottom,. 8" covered aklllet; 10" covered McMahon’s fellow Senator, WH- Economic stabilizer Roger L. Put­ career as Chief Justice of tbe looked on helpless, died ai) hour to the kitchen and jrabbed the Seama all boimd, made of heavy quality aheetinf that will wear* Ham A. Benton, for another term. later. ' for yeart, . - iklUct; 1, 2, 4, 6 qt. mixing bowls; 4 piece starter sets';'1 qt. cov­ nam tella 81. Anaelm College stu­ United States. Secretary of butcher linif*. J REG. $4.98 VALUE— EXTRA WIDTH COTTON BRUNCH COATS ' ered saucepan; 1>4 qt. covered saucepan; 2 qt. covered sauce­ McMahon ^11 , Malan Racial Law dents New Englander* should stop Death Sentence State. Judge «f the pimnanent The elayer, Donald Snyder, M. He told th* woman: ‘ "I waiA pan; 3 qt. covered saucepan. McMahon himaelf won't be on moaning about loaaes to southern Court of Internattonal Jnettoe of CanastoU, N. Y-, gave warning you to drive m* to New York PLAIN RAYON MARQUISEHE mills. * and couneel for the New York of his desperation and cried: hand to see the first votei assigned Given Young GI "If you come near me, ril atab more than 60 mllea away. jA RE-COVER YOUR OLD BED PILLOWS NOW! and NEGLIGEES to him in hla campaign for the Faces Court Test Clan* reunions expetced to bring legislature. A t Snyder held the' knife close In wrap or coachman atylea. Choose now for beach or home wear. ALL KYANIZE PAINT 50% OFF presidential nomination. He had more than 2,200 alumni to Yale the child." to the chlld$ her mother led them REG. $ 1,00 DOWN PROOF and FEATHER PROOF RUFFLED CURTAINS, $2.99 Pr. TERMED SUICIDE Alex WlUlami, 45. school bus Assorted prints. ^ Buy oqe .can at full pric* and receive one can FREE.' Not all expected to be here to greet more Capetown. South Africa, June thi* week end and some 500 more Nuernberg, (Germany, June 12 to the cellar garage and they gw 46” X 72" long--46” x 81” long color* available. than 1,200 delegates, but word has at Trinity College’s 129th Com­ (#7—PvL Richard A- Hagelberger, East Hampton. June It—(ff) driver and a special policeman, into th* famUy car. , 12—(ip)—Prime Minister Daniel 'F. tried to persuade Snyder to re­ A wonderful value! Fine quality rayon marquisatts for living come from Washington that his MaJan’a new law giving South Af mencement week end . .. Austra­ 19, was sentenced to death by —State Poltee InveiUgntors to­ WhUe Mrs. Arnold ataUed flw PILLOW TICKS 79c Each rooms, dining rooms, and bedrooms. lia to propose-dsa*-with U. S. and U. S, Army court martial today day luted the death of pretty lease the child, Betty Lou Arnold. time, WiUtanM arrived .with physician haa advised him against rlca’s parliament, veto power over A* he talked, he aldled up cloeer WOODEN TRELLIS' ...... $2.19 the trip. He I* recuperating from the nation'i highest court faced Britain for further development on for the carbine slaying of two 19-year-old Joyce Wilcox as a gun. He and Stain TraOBer I R E S ,» 1.29 WITH ZIPPERS 99e uranhun field* . . . Morrl* H. German civilians last April. suicide. The body of tbe gtri waa and fired, hitting SnytAr. Tha ex- mond Sbkrrachio. sumnonnA. I O back atlmenU Its first court challenge today. con then plunged the luUfe Into Fine quality, floral pattern In roae and blue. $1.50 v a l u e GRASS SEED. 5 LBS ...... $4.39 The Democrats had hoped to In a suit filed yesterday in the Some*. Glastonbury school teach­ The court found Hagelberger fisund late yestniday In her new­ neighbors, sought to tweaie, er-principal. seeks Superior (Tourt guilty yesterday but recessed un­ ly purchased airtomobile, a bul- the little ^ r l’s abdomen. FIRST QUALITY FULL FASHIONED hear a word from President Tru­ country’s Supreme Court, four Williams fired two more Shots, NEMO SPECIALS man, too. About the time they Cape Coloreds (persons of mixed order which would require Glas­ til this morning to decide the pen­ M wrotind In tbe left cheat. - r " *iae^^' tonbury School Board to renew kis alty to be imposed on the tall and Snyder gave up the fight. are winding up the convention race in Cape Province) claimed Wlllianu waa the driver ot a Snyder, who wan a*<4A SHEER NYLON HOSIERY NEMO COMBINATION WitH INNER FELT; here Saturday, he will be 50 miles SEN- HUBERT HUMPHREY the act violates the South African contract at Eastbury school. dark-haired soldier from Chula FREIOHTEES COLUDE 5 year term in Green Ha) Three holdup men Uke over op­ VUta. Calif. Rotterdam. The Netherinadn, school bus that brought Batty Lou With dark acams. All new summer colors. Sizes 8H to 11. BUILT UP SHOULDER, REG. $13.50 .... $10.95 away in Groton at the keel-laying Constitution by permitting the home late yeaterday. prison for auto theft. iMij of the atomic powered aubmarlne. astic welcome at the convention government to take away their eration ■ of mId-Manhnttan hotel The young aoldiara' buddy. Pvt Jane I t—(AV—The explealve- Tuexdxy. for three hours early today, rob­ John F. 'Vlgneault, of Goffs Falls. Uden U. 8. freighter Princeton Th# little girl, daughter of a GIRDLE WITH ADJUSTABLE VVAIST. Nautilus. He waa Invited to is former Governor (Theater voting rights. , prosperous hardware merchant, Putnam (Jounty Dlifite^ TiMJ.WHAUeo. come here from Groton, but said Bowles, tempoitarily jn the United The opposition United Party, bing at least 25 guests . . New N. H„ had previously been sen Ylctory collided enriy today with nay Fred A. Dlcklnaon ■#«, was crossing th* lawn to join lier •MANCMVnR C0Ml*i 2 Pr. For $1.58 % I OeOO ••••••••••»*eae»«eee«^» (7*^^ he had to return to Washington States from hla post as Ambassa­ which has been fighting 'the York Dally Mirror follows Dally fenced to death for hla. part in the n British ship In the EagUah der charge against Siurdhr " News in announcing price In­ slaying on a road' near Neustxd Channel but arrived here under young sUter and another child light away. dor to India. He is scheduled to Malan government’s attempts to when Snyder emerged froia behind be prsBMitirt to » " " BqwM ta Talk crease from three to four cents be­ her nwrn power. The Brttiah ship inofTOWe ginning Monday In New York. (Obbtinned aB PBg* T sb) nrnn hot Immedlntely Identtlled. a bush. ;. . Om viaitor aura of an antbuai* (OoKtlaiiMl Oh Phg* Tea) (OoBtioned o« Phgb Tob) A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY. JUNE 12, 1952 PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ THURSDAY. JUNE 12, 1952 PAGSTWO Munich Cardinal, her earlier ruling that Rossellini NewflbovB of the Month Ingrid’s Daughter may appear. KniTiinG mills m L^cail" Earlier a ps.vchtstrlst. Dr. _ . Lucky Friday 13 „ ,1,. — ^ Hitler Foe. Dies Graduatea Todav .Charlas StuedevanL,. teatlfied. that. Ainiftof PTA MomxtndSonGraduatihg^ B last EASTWOOD Jenny Ann feels that her mother Want to make Friday the Parade Saturday let her down by taking up ■ with 13th lucky for some GI . In r#rrol H y s B Munich, Germany, June U.- iJP) Ik»s Angeles, June t 2 - (4»i - th* Italian director. He said the Are Rieviewed But at Different Schools Prove Fatal Korea? Dial Manchester Bill, jM B se D m Betk Bemaa- girl told him she didn't know her Local companies of the State ~M ichael Cardinal von Faulhaber,' While a bitter court dispute over and make an appointment to Archblahop of Munich and Frel- mother very well bersuse "she was [iff- give , a pint of , blood .at the Guard will partlclpate.ln the.Elag “Pride of “Mara her summer custody goes on In always off In work early .m .::the School of Instruction Coventry, June 1C—(Special)—^graduation diploma from the Itob- Coventry Man Dies in SI. Lbuis”^ Maru" iring and dean of ■ the ’ GemaVl 'R ^' rmirt, Jenny Ann Lfndatrbrn, ■ '18. mornlnrg, or off )o New York or Bloodmoblle visit at Center Day parade In Rockville Saturday graduates from jtinlor high school A achool teacher and her eon have ertaon School Monday night. Windham Hospital 24 Church, Friday, June 13. night a t 7;30. Th* parade, an an­ 1:35-81S6-ft:8fli l;45-8:lft man Catholic cler^, died today. somewhere." Hears State Officers; - Mr*. Hemingway haa been a H e w as 83. today. 'r : ___ • ' SPORTS aomethlng ui^uaual and pleaaant member of th* local achool faculty nual, event sponsored by the Elks The girl's mother, actress In­ I'ERTIVAL SLATED Round Table Sessions til think about when the acxdmlc Hours A lter.. Mishap Club of Rockville; will preoede-flag . Sun,.! Walk .Eaet on Reacon, His death rcduced_ thf,.,pumbcr-. grid . B ergm an, .h a s - filed.. s u it to- for aix yeara aih'd plana to reauinc iti tHe'CnlTeg-e of .Uafd'inafa t o '46. ....wmattd.'Jun's'12' ' lirr- "nie anj term' I* over for the year. Both will teaching In the fall. She wlU in- day ceremonies at th* Elks Home. have her daughter' visit her In nual Laurel Festival will he held ManchcMte^t Piano Executive officer* and. commit­ Coventry, June 12—(Special)— Soviet Tightens - State, civil and military officials The full strength Is 70. Italy. The father. Dr. Peter Llnd- WEAR have graduated within day* of etruct the intenalv* program for A 27-ye*r-oId resident of this Cardinal Faulhaber. a vigorous here tomorrow just at the lime tee cfieirmen of the locel PTA each other-, . . but from different college eraduatea thia aummer will review the parade thl* year. atrom. who divorced Miss B#rg- the stale'* official' flower Is ex­ Di$lributor for community, severely burned by Local officers leading their troops defender of the church from the ; man after she hore a rhild out of unite received both iniplratlon end achool*. during the eight-week*' courae at 'Noose on Berlin tm a encroachments of both Nazism and pected to be In full blortm. A Mr*. Helen Fltte Hemingway of Willlmantic State Teaehera Col­ gaaollne-fed flames while washing In the parade are Capt, Ferdinand I wedlock to Italian director Rober- laurel queen will he crowned by • S O H M IR information at the achool of in- Communism, died at his residence ; to Rossellini, opposes the visit. atruction held at Bowera School Aahford, a fdurth grad* teacher at lege, where ahe received he* bach­ work clothes in his cellar,- died Telsin, Lt. Norman SouthergUI, Lt. Mra. Edward N. Allen, wife of the last night at JWlndham Com­ m Gerald L. Decelles and Lt.^'Faul A. while thousands of Munich citizens Lindetrom, who has hurled •GULMUNSIN laat night Mra. Allan Taylor, prea- the Oeorg* Heraey Roberteon elor of aclence degree in 1949. (OontlBiied from Pag* O )' marched In a big Corpus Christl- Lieutenant Governor, after a School here, received her maater Young Charlea will enter Wind­ munity Hospital. Bernard. charges that Rossellini Is a former parade through Main street. Ident of the PTA Council, opened Death came to Comlllo Scopino, lied support, for the troubled West A two hour hike and parade, Day procession. The bells of the dope addict, and keeper of mis­ •W URUTZER the pieeting with a welcome to the of arte degree during commence­ ham High School next fall. Charlea, Munich cathedral joined by other ment exerclaea Sunday at the Unl- Sr., a-former Aahford aelectman, young husband and father,;just 24 Berliners, who haye lived through double preparation for the Satur tresses. maintains the Rnsaelirnl repreaentatlvee aaeembled and _CflOioUc-.cliucchca._lolled_foc_l5 nufflp IB no* 18 ^n' ^HAROMAH^- then introducdd Mr*. Ronald Un- verilty "of" Connecticut. Her-*onr plana-to attend^ hl*~*on'r gradua­ hour# aftei^-h* - was- hosjmalleed- one^ RiSwian” blocka3e~"Tire ■day- evening parade- .and—fntui ---- ESTRON^ OR FO PLtN------Charlea. Jr.. 14, will receive hia tion exerclaea. following th# mishap at hia resi­ training this summer In camp, minutes after Dr. Johannes NOu- for Jenny Ann. Miee Bergman and gard. vice preMdent and program dence In South Coventry. Officials afraid the Russians may be plot­ made up last Monday's drill ses­ haeusler. titular bishop, announco.1 Rossellini are now wed and the chairman of tbe counall, who pre­ said that apparently Sooplno re­ ting another. sion. the death. actress U in a Rome hospital ex­ REPPIR aided for the firat half hour. Cardinal. Faulhaber had been , SHOE bury, aUte vice prealdent each ceived his Injuries when a ciga­ The West German government pecting twins. ZIP JACKETS KEMP'S Mra. Raymond Johnaon. atate apoke briefly. It waa pointed out made a Prince of the Church in Yesterday the U. 8. Embsssy in —Incorporated rette he was smoking Ijfnlted gas­ did its reassuring' bit, tending Fi­ V vice prealdent of th* PTA; Mra. thet the PTA Council doe* not leg- R h e e B a n s oline and caused a blast that 1921 by Pope Benedict XV. In 1923 Rome announced Rossellini has' Perferlly Islinred Estroh fabric. Waler- Alfred Tychaen. Hartford dlatrlet nance Minister Fritz Schaeffer he toured the United States In a Furniture and Muaic lalat^ for the local unite but aerve* rocked the house and started a here today to discuss plans for applied for a visa and wants to repellenl. Will resist stalna, shrinkages, director; and Mra O. C. Louna- as a link between the local units roaring fire. DANCING TONIGHT campaign for relief funds for in­ come here to testify In his wife's toll, and wrinkles. Reg. 64.98. and the elite organisation to federal economic aid to West Ber­ flation-stricken Germany. Neighbors said the Injured man lin's endangered industrlea. behalf and answer Llndaffom's ss- WHILE- UUJP bring iiauea . before th* local U. S. Voice waa rescued from the blast- Footuring Don and VI His frequent attacks on the Nazi aertlons. group* for voting. There are many wrecked cellar before firemen ar­ Hate Campaign program made him a target of Lindstrom's attorney, Isaac if ■ 9^1 A iiiyf* publlcatlona available at the PTA rived and was taken to ths hos­ The Communists, meanwhile, MODERN, POLKAS and abuse and threats of violence.from JIrr.ld Photo#. Pscht, told the judge he feels Ross­ ¥ REDUCED TO atate office, 12S Trumbull atreet pital where-his bums were diag­ whipped up a public achool cam­ SQUARE. DANaNO fanatical H itler supporters. In 1938 Piggery KolicrtHon Raymond Knsevieh ellini's coming would cause . Jenny W A m lu n S > . 9 8 ON FATHiR'S DAY GIVE DAD A Hartford, on all aubjecte related F or Insults paign of hate and rearmament nosed as severe. his archbishopric palace here waa 'W’inners of the "Nevv.sboy of the Ann "edditionsl grief, commotion .wHfr M. Biaar laavvi to parent and teacher work and against the West inrEsat Ger­ stormed by a mob. Undaunted, he Month'" awards at the North End (Continued from Pasre On*) The fir* which followed the • R N E F O O D \ ciollectthg-' Ihnmps and old coins. and trauma (mentel shock).” YEAR'S SUPPLY OF SHAVING LUXURY all were urged to avail themaelvei blast raced up the partitions and many. ordered all church bells silent In for thc monlhs of April and May I He Is l.'i years old. Judge Mildred Lillie stood by of theae valuable aide. Bavaria for * long period of time arc Diggery Robertson and Ray­ any agency of th* great United attacked the outside walls, also Today Is “teachers' day” In East • LEGAL lEVERAGES i . Raymond Ka.sevlch, winner of Smoeth«r, Pastor' Pollowlng thIa brief aaaalon, the setting fir* to the kitchen cur­ Germany. At meetings through­ in protest against Nazi persecu­ mond Kaisevich. Each m onth G. S. ! t^ month of May, lives at 79 Es- States Government, our gallant tains. Damage was estimated to tion of Catholics. Keith of Keith's Variety Store, S h o ^ Doy-Jn aaaembly diaperaed to round table and elncer* friend in time of ad­ out the Russian-decupled, Commu­ I sex street. A freshman In high dlicuaaloni. Mra. Johnaon preald- be at least 2300. Mrs. Scopino was nist-ruled zone, teachers were ex­ distributor of most of The I school, he is taking the general GABARDINE versity. to be a party to smearing treated at the scene for shock. Ray's Rtstaurani Heralds sold in the North End of and DoyeOut ed over the group diacuaalng the a sovereign ally.’* horted to "Increase the defense course. He enjoys athletic* but his EAST HARTFORD dutlea of the ofncers and execu­ Scent of the fire and explosion readiness of our youth and rear OAK-STREET • 373 the town, picks the delivery boy I pnper route leaves him little time eTiuw tive board#, end Mr*. Lounabury A U. 8. embassy official con­ was the Scopino home on Forest them In Irreconcilable hatred' of ^BiiiiroemirowjwyAiyw Ellington Who has don* hIV outstanding Job i practice-. He plays the trombone 5URCOATS over the weya end mean* commit­ firmed that the voice broadcasts road. Waterfront Manor. The vic­ the Imperialist war-klndlera." that month. At the end of the year i was formerly a member of the TELEPHONE 8-3231 ' tee chairmen. Mra. Charlea (llote, were suspended laat night. He tim' was a bulldozer operator for a "Newsboy of the Year" will be, Hollister School Band. He la 14 Fine qiinllty-wrinkle-reelstant rayon said no protest was planned here A meeting of parents of children gabardines and plnchecks, water-re- former cb’elrman of .membership the Algonquin Gas Transmission . \ selected.,...... J.veara. old and an airplane enthu, of the Hartford district PTA, aa- that if any were made It would (Company and leaves his widow attending the Ellington eehlcr Diggery Robertson, the winner jia.st. t^ r n f treated. Full aattn lining,' siatad those working on member- have to come from Washington. and two young daughters. Funeral ^bool, Cryetal Lake and Long- for the m onth of April, live.* a t 118 2-way patch pockets. SB to 46. Carton of Rhee said the use of the govern­ Police Arrests and lemptatKiiis o f ' • emp, hospitality, and aa room details are incomplete. sfi^w will be held ton'Jht In the Main street and is a sophomore in ment net would be restored to the 6*s-La- high school.. Taking the college ■A wai rant-fo r non-mippoTt wa# Arshuui,. -auditOTtem- BtHitgtori'Centcr school. lOOOillAtto Hertford dlatrlet director, con- VMce" '•at' (mee**"tr • the • icor«»n u w w ® " * * ! 'co u rsfr'lie' .fiopea '’Io''’%ec'ome™*'a'n' ducted th* round table on pro- government is assured that the Issued against Francis D. Cole­ at 8 p. mNunder the auspicles of electrical engineer. He belongs to BLUE BLADES iprem, mueic, - eudlo-vlauel, publi­ agency would not use the facilities St. John’s Plans man, 28, of 3 Walnut street, by the PTA UoiihqU Paint and Powder and Sock and cation*, publicity, etc. "Improperly.” ' Representativehs,pf the commit Buskin and his hobbies consist of R«9. 58.98 Now IN DISKNSERS Editorials carried on the Voice Lt. Raymond F. Griffin yesterday. The entire meeting reeaaembled To Honor Fathers Coleman win appear irt court Sat­ tee on report cardsN^^lch-'lnclude- after th* round table*'fdr a re- program's had criticized Prealdent parents and teachera^McJIl report Rhee for declaring martial law urday morning. He was released freahment period followed by brief Father's . Day will be celebrated under no bond. on the work oMhe comralUfe and How To Hold ■ummariee of each diicueelon so May 2S and for Ignoring demands explain the system of i of the National Assembly end at St. John's Oathollc (Siurch. Gol- Intoxication and vagrancy ail could ahare In the Information wsy atreet, on a plane with Moth­ peoples program recently FALSE TEETH made available In the Individual United Nations representatives rharge.. were . lodged against by the Board of Education. Dr ARTHUR DRUG STORE hers to lift it. - er's Day, with equal solemnity and 'Thomas Hanson. 61, of Gilead, at More Firmly m Place group#. joy, Rev. Stephen Stryjewski' an­ Maurioe J. Roas, superintendent of LIA&UE BA$I5 ALL 942 M AIN ST.. AT ST. JAM ES ST. Mra. Johnaon and othera em- 10,000 Back Rhee - 3:30 this morning at Police Head- schools will talk about dcciSiuna 1) Mors than 10.000 fopportera of nounced today. quartei-s by Sgt. Edward M. bsrrn »Upp6»K rtn.ppUiK or wp'^- phaalzed the fact that PTA or­ The fathers and their families resulting from the work of the hlhiR wh ^ yoti Isu^i or laikT ganisation* are not money raising Rhee massed here t^ s y and de­ Winzler. com m ittee. Just sprlnk littlr KASTKETH on HISTORIC SPOTS manded that the assembly be dis­ will attend a solemn high Maas at your ■ plstrs. slknltnr (pon>acl, Cut PASTEETH lay «( any GABARDINE Walter Wojnarowicz, chairman, Caughey. Clifton Crandall, Mr.s. George flruR sUiro. aa follows: First, PTAs are educa­ were arrested under martlel law Alfred A. Corey, 28, of Hart­ tional, meaning parent education for questioning In connection with and ths membSrs of the Adoration Pschichhollz, Mra. Marshall Helm, Sodality will hold lighted tapers ford, was srreated for speeding on Mrs. Clinton Webb, Mrs- Gordon s ; SIDE BUTTON SPORT SHIRTS for welfare of children but are not government-alleged bribery. Tollantl turnpike by Patrolman concerned ..ith achool administra­ during the benediction of the PLUS ON THIS SAME DOUBLE BILL Dimock, Mrs. Francis Campbell, tion; second, they are non-com- Blessed Sacrament. Robert Klerrran last night. Mrs. Foster Hyde, and Mrs. Phy- merclal so at na time are permit­ Earle Caton Heads Following- the Maes, Father llss Smith. r a i i i DRESS ted to endorse products; third, Stryjewski will baptize C3oIleen ■ ^ * - Crente.r - School h o f Itm rh PTAa are non-sectarian, guaran­ Olbert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. program will end on Friday. The FOR schools will close at 1 p. m. Jung. DIAMO. ND RING EVERY Su n d a y e x c e p t teeing the, rights of everyone to Nominating Group Sigmund Olbert; and Timothy, son Jl.’LY hia own religious bsllefa; fourth, of Mr. and Mra. Robert Johnston. 16-19. It Is suggested that the pa­ » moHO—Am ntiKM „ rents prepare sandwiches, fruit, 2 . 8 9 Cool rayon gabardine, 2-way they are non-partisan, urging all After the baptismal sacrament all 54».45- Earle F. Coton of 3# Fulton road etc., for the children to bring to I t collar, 2 flap pnrkrta, gray, members to hear all aides and. then waa named chairman of a nomina­ persons honoring the fathers will STATE Reg. 5.9R green, nnvy, maize, brown, tan. ROA CAMERON aHKoioR school with them, If children will ONLY go to the polls and vote as he nr ting committee to bring in a slate descend with them to the pariah — NOW PLAYING All hand-wnahahle, 32.59 each. sha chooses; and fifth, PTAa cd- hall and enjoy a dinner prepared arrive home too late for lunch. t'hlldn-n und->r I'l—Half Fa rtf candidates for ofScera of the FRIDAY - Milk will be served at the school. Terrific valuet COOl a* a E«SF=HTuBS5a»': ojMrate with a1t" educatibhal and by Mrs. Ids Nowak and her co­ JOEL WONNE ' I Children under 5—Free walfare acUviUea which concern Young Republicans Club st an or workers In St. John's Friendship Water Safety ^ ganlzatlonsl meeting of that group McCREA DeCARLO Sundlt^ram leaves Manches­ brers* ssUn-slriped cotton children but do not join them. at Whiton Memorial Ubrary laat XTlub. • Each father preaent will SAT. SUN. Applications for participation in I receive a souvenir, and the oldest .in "San Fraheiseo'Story* CIRCLE the Water Safety Program, under [ ter at 9 :36 A. M„ I). S. T. chsmbray with easy-to-gel- night. Caton'a committee will also out. and youngest fathers present will PLUS: "MA and PA FRIDAY NIGHT AT 6:45—SAT.-8UN. CONTINUOUS FROM 2:15 the direction of the American Red > Return train leaves Sotith Sta­ AIR-COHDITIONED - OPEN NIGHTS ’TIL 9 line a achedule of events for the be hMored. KETTLE at the FAIR'' Oos* have beea.given to the stu­ tion, Ront on, at 6:45 P. M. ■ Into side button, closing and Personal Notices A jprogrsm will be presented by dents in each School. Applications COeiEV Ring JOO.OO Young Republicans. All# in p(otinum _ Noty Big I.eague Baseball large hip pocket. You'll look Ths slats of offlesrs will be no. the school children, who will ex should be signed by parents aivd In MemorlBfn - press their devotion through verse,- SUN,, MON.< TUBS. returned- to the sehoola- on - Tues­ . ____ 200. t». 1.600 - Every Sunda.Y In Bo.4lon — -mlnited"at the club's next meet: Wedding Ring '«>•<» " firtiiy ell asy fong armnri k{ lAJl • Al f • ki •«- 'M Ing, June US, at Republican Head songs and folk dances. day. Swimming Inatmcllon will be. In Invina meihory of Mrs. Mary B. quarters, and elections will bs held THE RETURN DF provided under the supervision of the house. Lilac, apricot or KniTTinomius Keeney. .,’rn,«:,pa»ae.a.. .,J.J. •a -certlfled-Red-Gross lnstruchor-*t DEWEy-RICHMAN ■idbiL* 1944. In "july.- — ---- —. —— —■— 2 BKr BOGART HITS' NEW HAVEN gray, sizes 10 to 20. The club's president, John Hyde, Nehru Lashes CH-ystal • Lake and a t Shady Lake i 767 5IA1N STREET RAILROAD MANCHISTIR liRffN CONN A woDdVful mother, woman and aid. opened the meeting last night to "TO HAVE In Somers. ■ t:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Ona who wai b«tt9r^ God n«ver madf. Students enrolling at Shady Open Tueeday through katurdaj A wonderful worltar. ao loyal and true. a dlacusalon of plans for ths or. Friday to 8:50 JH. One in a mtIHoo. that mother waa you. gsnlzation. UN, Pact, Reds AND HAVE NOT" Oiik Grill Lake may be required to pay ad­ General Maifager Richard Mar. ----- PLUS ----- mission charges of 10 cents a day. Daughtara and aonl. tin, who waa scheduled to address "HIGH SIERRA" Air-Condithned G ifts .Are Recelveil ths group, waa \msble. to attend (Oentiaced frem Page One) ★ FINE FOOD ir QUALITY LIQUORS The Hall Memorial Library has received several gift books In re­ on one aide or the other until they cent months. "Born of Those are fully proven." Outsell th*' Robert C . Rome Tel. Windsor Locks 2-3(09 BUSINESSMEN'S Thursday Special Years" by Perry Burgess, wa* next flv* The Prime Mldbter said India given by the American Legion leading w**_ "deeply_..concemed" by .. de. | LUNCHEONS MINESTRONE SOUP Auxiliary; and "Fear at My The new Chryiltr'. OriSow Shock AbMirben gl«e fom brands To Wed in N. Y. velopmente In South Korea. I Heart" by Mary Harris, was pre­ combinad- Wa- are concerned with the *c- ' SERVED DAILY sented by the Ellington Catholic ■n anbclicirtbljr smooth ride under rougheti rosd CHOKE tg.itle* od President Syngman : EXCEPT SATURDAY ROAST TURKEY Woman’s Club. The Ellington eoedidont. Unlike the ordinary shock absorber. OriSow soaks Brooklyn, June 12—Th* forth­ Rhee. His actions are not onte very WITH ALL THE FIXINGS Woman’s Club has placed in the coming marriage of Robert remarkable but should make the IHEMRl library books in memory of hon­ mf ibe bumps before they rcaeh the springs, gives twice as much protection Charles Rome 3rd, 2S, an engineer, sftinsi uneipected iolis. There's thrilling new comfort too in UN and every country connected I f, asr;'. PRIME ROAST RI8 orary members. "I Live Again by of 23 Griswold street. Manchester, with it feel It is undesirable . to | OF BEEF . Prlnce.ss Ileana," In memory -of Oryslcr's revolutionary Power Steering, which takes $0% of the Conn., was indicated In a marriage associate with persona like Rhee . 111 Tephnieolor! Mrs. Letta J. Miller; and Gi-and- license, ts^^^ Mqn,day.__ larrid Basel* averk oei-of sieering.. Even a child cats turn the wheals all the. way . who-ara-. functioning - -that ‘ - way. f ------«»oth*r M oses, - "My Life.'# Jtla- with eoe inger! Nevtr before has auch a big, powtrfni car been ao He will take a* hit bride Kslh Any support for persons operating ' tory" in memory of Mrs. Edgar erine M.-Griffith, 20. of 7036 Perry "JO A N Pease. At the request of L. coiafortablt to handle. Come in today. Handle the new like Rhee Is just the reverse of terrace, Brooklyn. what the UN stands for." j OF A R C " Wentworth Cross a number of hia Cbiytler yourself, aod enjoy the digerenc*.- Bom In Brooklyn, th# prospec. Replying to a Communist lUg- | books were given to the library. live bridegroom is the son of gestlon that India withdraw i(g rim ! All 8Ur Cmt The officers of the' Ladies’ Robart and liorpUg, ^m p .....Hi# ambulance, unit from Korea, Nehru 8i«. _ . Benevolent. -Society ,o£ -the .RllJng- Sfioppy efl white bi-ide-ieiect Waa bom in Brciokl^ “ ■ ■■ MH. ton Congregational C3uirch wHI be Muehtr with replied, "Our ambulance unit was Npwi • Caiimas MELT-IN-YOUR-^ trostlrtg rtd rubber the daughter of Perry and Kath. not sent to support Rhee." a t the parsonage June 23 from erine Orifttth. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. to receive »ol«i 09)d h««li. ft G O Wedding plans were not Issued MOUTH GOODNESS articles to be loaned for use at widths. Sii^s ft to 12* MOOIl 406# by the couple. . ri.. “ HAPPY OO the parsonage. GI’s Huut Bodies LOVELY’* sad Deliciqps food sen-ed In a re­ "FAMILY 8CCBET*' laxing atmosphere • . . tasty- Citizens of the Town of Elling- OfPOW Victim st ’''fohfpang . e r ^ ; .ton vwted. In foyor -9t tbs. .wnifoK.. freshing salads ... desserts that regulations ns presented by the Fresh French Fried Potatoes Al­ melt Iq -yoiir mouth . . . that'a committee at the meeting Tuesday A COeOIAl INVIIAtlON FCOM (CoattBBod frana Pago One) ways and Taste_ Treet at-, '4>nr what -ynu always find on .our right In the Town Hall. The zon­ 8peedl-8er\1ce Conceealon. rnorb, here! ' ^ ing oydnances will become a law After- ba- had- - aafaly - fled the- without tbe action of a town meet­ BROWIMAAOPliE, INC. • » BISSEU. ST. PETROLEUM marchlnr Reds. Cont. Every Night From Dnak ing aa soon ss the board of ap- ,.-.(ig*la S l*~aP4>OlHt4HL--..-- -'Tacp,ai,At The antl-Red POWs broke, away FRI. and SAT. In groups of up to 100 men. They / tore off their Red atar-decorated TO THE MUSIC OF lere are a lot of other good reasons for hate, trampled them in tbe dust \ BU RN SIDEr. The and await'M the aiii-val of guards. [ ^88T«fi8 PAUL MeGEARY Tan *^^ecca Fetpcb** hour or 3D-or as high asit’s legal to go. 'lauying a Butek—Itsrstyle, its room# it* The evacuation started; with ex-: • AIR-COKbmbNEl> styl« with «lost>< Qar«. ride, its power, its thrift, its durabUity— change of salutes and handshakes | and voralist JEANNIE RAY HAf4tHCSTEa,00NM. Springy cushion cropo h e r e are ail' sorts of "drives" and On hills, you get the sain^sure, steady, Krrol Flyaii D as Dailey solo ond hoot, ft 4 0 between th* leader of the'>eom- #aa» D m and its price. pound. and General Boatner. The j Bstli Bomta widths. Silts ft to 12* T "shifts” on the m arket. unfaltering power«fecd for the same NO fIMff Allied catnp commander said no “The Pride reason. No gears ever shift. When you can get all this —plus one would be hurt If orders were' “MARA Some still operate entirely by hand. WMNf MARU” L Of Dydaflow Drive — why bs a holdout? ITOC8MO MAM obeyed. H* rejected the Red lead­ St. Louis” Some depend on shifting gears, but do On a long day’s drive, you can ride with IN er's request for an hour's delay. at t : l t Come in and give Dynaflow a try today. Intelligence officers found the this automatically. Some feed the power wonderful freedom from tension—your 'T Red's document* burned. They foot relaxed on the throttle — because surmised word of th* transfer had SUN.! "WALK EAST ON through oil, hut use a lock-out device at Equipment, uccesiories, trim end models eee subject come through the prison ."grape­ BEACON STREET" cruising speeds. you always drive through oil. to chenge mihout notice. *Slanderd on Roedmnstet, CAP uid GOWN vine." Leaders of Compound OS Ton bluehar with cool- INVISIBLE NYLON isgd nylon moth opsionel at extra cost on other Series, surrendered' the bodies of eight "" e EASY FREE PARKING * ROLDA GIBSON But we stilt think that Dynaflow* is the And at any speed you get a smoother SUiGKAL EUSTK STOCKINGS prleonera killed In an April 10 vomp ond quprttr, ride, in part because Dynaflow Drive Just rtto Hiin^ for gifts-eeor for your- clash with Alllad guards., Uothor s«Us. rub* best of all for this simple reason: • TWO-WAY STKtTCH The 4,800 Reds were 'lierded PRESENTS HER PUPILS IN b«r htols. ft 4 D provides such a smooth and gentle solf to prosarva Hi* momery of your temporarily Into Compound 91, widths. Sit«s ft linkage between that mighty Fireball 8 • LAUNOn lASIlY where unarmed guards moved •o 12* The big idea of Dynaflow Drive is to Sure ig true for 52 graduation day. • WCA* lONQSB freely among them. make life easy for the driver. Engine and the rest of the chassis. • Th* 399'Who broke away were will ba complala taken for questioning to Com­ "'A TOY SHOP But this is not all. Our. service records • INVISlilt $10.9S a Hioughiful In traffic, you can start and stop, slow When bcltof automobiles arc built ■^]it pound 61. Guards put with them card from you from our Como in oftor graduation tomorrow • SfAMieSS two anti-CommunIsts who scalad down, accelerate with complete and show that Dynaflow also makes life the barbed wire fence of 91. collactien of Hollmork Cord* for infinite smoothness — because no gears easier for your bank account. It saves » or onytimo. No apfwintmont Buy Ouribilknii and enjoy Find I t Bodies Fothor's Doy that toy whot you Tb* new official total of 16 fresh FANTASY" ItantTo *a y-th * way you wont have to shift, ever, in Dynaflow Drive. wear and strain on the engine, banishes th* fullatt maosura, of ro- corpse* dug up In Compound 77 la to toy it. the cost of clutch repairs, saves strain on BUICK liaf from voricoto veins , one more than yesterdajr'B Bgure. So there’s no lurch,.buck or bobble. swollai# and lirod logs and The Army found nine bodies In VERPLANCK. SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Dynaflow always feeds power with a the transmission and even on the rear will build them othor lag eondllions. one well and the othera in trench­ tires. es and an a'bandoned well. 8 P. M. FRIDAY, JUNE 13 steady, willing swoop—at 3 miles an At least 12 of ths 39 prisoner* Dewey-Richman killed In tbs bloody transfer of tbe 'll! S-, ff ' I' ■ 1'1'iiw jeaenatBHaaaaM W BaiiwM i t.400 In Compound 76 Tuesday MUSIC BY ART MCKAY’S ORCHESTRA died at ttac->handa of their leaden JEWELERS ELITE STUDIO for trying to quit the battle with ( B M d a r ti EST. 1906 983 MAIN STREET — TELEPHONE 8358 troopAOf the 137th U. S. Airborne STARTS SUNDAY TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR GORMAN MOTOR SALES, Inc; PpMcriptioB Fharaiaer Regiment. 285 AfAIN STREET > MANCHESTER Transfer of 6,400 more prlsonen "PRIDE OF ST. LOUIS" 767 MAIN ST. 901 Main 8U TeL 5321 from Compound 7S followed, with PLUS "JOHNNY ALLEGRO" ■ 'i,‘- 950 MAIN 5TREET MANCHE5TER no violenoo. 'I PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAV, JUNE 12, 1952

~ RB|tprt Piggery Conditions n it 1 m-W T WNHO—A . • ^53535353232323485348485348485348534823534848535348534848535323234823535323022348235323 ' WOBG—iseo MEN • WOMEN ‘BOYS • GIRLS TEremendously’ Improved Y fa co —i m W H O —1080 WKNB— 840 Eastern Daylight Tlmie W H A T— BIO -ItowH KUgtnMr Jumea H. 8he«k-.s Frld»v to do Immediately,li to com- Tfft I t K««nty, Jr-, ptale doverls*; the area with dirt, ^ Loula Matlosa. ^*tS^^JiVKNB.^t*ll*a Hour. .—i Mtnchwter** Im lth offiwr. who to «boll»h th« piggery by June 16, WTHT—Magazine of the Air.- WONS—Crean Patterson. MOCCASM , mer realdent of Mancheater, died Lodifc*nlo Brotheri’ pt|r- and to diapoae of the garbage the WHAY—Red Sbx vs. 8‘_ Louis. WCCC—13 Hundred and 90 Hit*. firm colleeU aa.Mancheater’a gai-- yeaterday at the' home of her .WTIC—Baekitege Wife. WTIC—News; Hal Kolb. try yMtordty'tilttrnoon, told to* (C’oBtlntied from Page One) daughter, Mra. E. Smith Judd of W KN B—Yanks vs. DctrolL WHAY—Italian Program. ,_ »v -Ui*t-C!andlUoiMi,(lt the p }ff»rx bage collector at the altidge b«da 8>4$r-WORC—Bli>g Ccoahy...... at the rear o f Ih'e traat- Devon:-' Born -In .Sweden -82 ■ yeara WTIC—Victor H. Undlahr. - th»'d been Jm pw ed ’tremendovuiiy" aewaga One Democrat voted preaent and that the group would stamp Its ap­ menC plant off Olcott atreet. ago ahe alao lived in Unlonville for WONS—Jsck Downey's Music Shop. WHAY—Famoua Trial* Ince their vlelt Tueeday. one Republican wait abagnt. a number of year. proval on tha dooumenta. WDRC—Ken end Carolyn's Kitchen. W KN B—D lc’k H*>me*. They aaid that pnctteally all of Sheekey aaid that Lombardo had W TflT—Tliy Neighbor's Voice, t;U —WONS—Ker Caraon Show, She waa a. member of Adah MeCtoy, who h«s been directing WDRC—l U d l e ______S C O O P » [the area ha(t been covered ,wlth brought In a bulldoaer, a power The Houae group la working on He Harris; Neva 1*:#0—WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. Chapter. Order of the Eaatern American policy In West Germany 4:Sa—WDRC—Yank«« KItthen. WTHT—My True Story. If Your [ Art aa directed and that It ahowed ehovel aijd aeveral trucka to cover Ita own veralon of a' new wage W TIC—Younif WlL'der Brown. WTIC—'Welcome Traveler*. the area. Both offlclala agreed Star of that town, and Chrlat a "alnrere effort" waa now being: price coiilrola law to replace the Epiacopal Church. She leaver two for two yean, predicted the Bonn WTHT-Boh Lloytf Show. WCCC—News; 13 Hundred snd 90 Hoort Bolongs BINOCULARS made to comply with the ,'^der la- that more Work remalna to be Parliament wll) ratify the peace WCCC—Govfrtior Lodici^. Hit*. WHILE SUPPLY done, bur the "rrtllaance ahowldnot preaent- one which- «p lre a June aona, Symonda of Brooklyn. ;4:4^W-TIC—WoSan la-my Umisc*.... - WKNB—News; Guy Xkunbardo.. .. to Daddy . .. FROM W£LDON'S »ued by General Manafcef Rlchatff contract and Join an ail-Europesin WONS—Playtime for Children. WHAT—lUIUn New*; Mu*lc. be .aa great now aa It haa In the N. y ., and H.-A. Symonda of Pltta- . Martin PVlday. On that day the SO. rie.Id, Maaa., and a grandaon; also army despite Russia's violent W KNB— News; Request Matinee. 1*:7»—WTHT—Whispering Street*. General mana|[cr. followlnR a vlalt paal," Kejney aaid. 6:04—WDRC—News; Old Record Shop. WONS—New*. The Senate battling over aelg. her slater, Mra, William R. Mlt- threats. Queei^ II:S0—WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. , __Keaney...aaldJie_MU.jl~gnfer_.wltlL — H«-#oressw the—4iret- — W TItr—~p6wi>|e -oi- Nothing.- ;• — Town Counael John D. LaBelle to­ - —* 'WTHT*“-NewivJ’oe (Rrtti4''91)0w. * Iteenev. laluaS an order to Lom- wrlth the Senate's own version of tonm, and several nieces. troop contingents In uniform by abetting Krizewakl'a escape WTIC—Just Plain BIH. W ON S—Guy Lombardo. 53535353235348235323534823905348232348 tmrdo'Brothara. directing; them to day on the drafting of the health controls legislation. 1953—If all countries rstlfy^ the year. WONS—Sgt. Preston of the Yukon. WTIC—Double or Nothing. SPORTOCULARS. Thoso oro tho idMd department order; Funeral services will be held Police aaid the pair were riding j W K N B—News; Request Matinee. WKNB—Mvetery Voice. iSoUah the plfgrery by June 18 Abandonment of this Scrap Saturday at 2 p. m. at the John A. present agreements speedily. 1:16—WIIAY—Crosbys Quarter. H:4»—WTH’i’—A*etn»t the Storm. and tp clean up the area by June The town may encounter opi>o- cleared the way for an early Sen­ "Tliere are rtill- clear cases of in a taxi when It pulled up In I WTIC—Front Page Farrell. WONS—Guy Lombardo 8 Bing sportsman's gift. altlon It} Ita plan to have the gar­ Hangen Funeral Home. Unlonville. front of Patrolman George P. Mc-j i:JI4-^W’TIC—Notes and Quotes. , Croaby. 11. ate vote on the controls bill which Nazi -evil* In Germany," McCIoy bage dlapoaed of at the aludge with burial In Greenwood Ceme-' Caughey at the Onter. Mrs. WHAY'/—Band bv Demand. 11:00—WCCC—13 Hundred and W H lta Keeney aaid that although much contains a provision saying the tery. The Venerabla Rector R. L. acknowledged, but he said the WONS—Sky King. WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. of the work had been done, he atlll beda, where It waa formerly great majority of Germans "solld-_ Wells said Krlzewakl was armed,] WDRC—Memory Lane. WKNB—New*; S40 Club. SPORTSOCULARS 3-X . Only $15.00 Senate requests that Truman use Harding will officiate.. Friends WONS—Ladle# Fair. Intenda to write out a health de­ dumped. Elmer Johnaon of 847 the Taft-Hsrlley law in the praa- ly support" democracy and can be but he was found un-armed during ; WTHT—Tom Corbett Spare Cadet. Middle turnpike Weat, a poultry may call at the funeral home to­ Investigation at police headquar­ 6:46—WDRC — Kurt Massey-Martha WTHT—Lone Journey. partment order threatening Lom­ ent steel crisi*. morrow evening from 7 to 10. trusted by the West. Tilton. WTIC—Strike q t Rich. WOLLENSAK HELD GLASS.4X .. $22.50 bardo Brothera with legal action dealer, haa announced he will fight "The youth of the Federal Re­ ters before he was turned over to | W HAY—Sports. WHAY—Ilallen Newe; Music. any attempt to return the garbage In two days of ballllng, tlie Colchester Barracks. ' 6;66-WQNS-CecH Brown; New#. • U 5I6-W THT—When 6 Gin Marrlei, linleaa all of the ordera In Marttn'a Mr*. Catherine R. Johnson public are ahowing healthy atti­ U :26—W0N^NewB. notice are compiled with. He aaid to the dump'and haa aaid that a -Senate has rejected by top-heavy State Police Lieut. ■ Robert Run-j WTHT-Wealher. ZEISS IKON 6-X-30 ...... ;. $125.00 marglha four separate efforts to tudes,” he said. "They are not Eveatag 11:S0—W D R C —Grand Siam. the firm would be irtven "about number of people living adjacent Mr*. Catherine Rente Johnaon die Is continuing the. Inveatiga- j WCCC—Newa; 13 Hundred * »0 Hit*, give Tniman the seizure powers eager to parade about in brown, • WDRC—News. two weeka” to comply before It to the dump hav.e aTao objected to of 86 Buckingham atreet, Hart­ tlon. Police said Mrs. Wells] w n c—Bob and Ray. ZEISS IKON 8 X 3 0 ...... $135.00 he asked. ford. who died Tuesday afternoon red or blue shlria. They do not W H AY—News. WHAY—Malaano Program. would be haled Into court. the plan. claimed Krlzewakl threstened her i W TIC—News. • QHWfT Two more were pending today want to march or be In uniform WONS—Queen for a Day. However, General Manager In Hartford Hospital, was born In at gun point In her home and said J WKNB—News; Sports, Music. WTHT—Break the Bank. C0NST|MICTN6 Still to be complied with are but were disposed of In this fash­ any more than young Americans.” WONS—News. Richard Martin aaid yeaterday he ManeJisster, but fbr 24 years had he would shoot her If aha told'f 11. 4 s —WDRC—Roaem ary. the ordera to atop dumping gar­ But, McCloy said, young Ger­ Mr. and Mra. Michael J. Boland W T H T —News; Joe Olrand. ■ UPlVnIC had received only one otner com­ ion: lived In Hartford. police. WTIC—D*\’« Oarroway. bage at the plggeryr which Lom­ mans "will perform their duty of .35 Lake atreet will celebrate Company, woolen manufacturers, i:l5—WTIC—Bob Steele. WKNB—Music Out of the West Headquarters plaint. First. Sen. Case (R-S. D.) with­ Fuheral services will be held to­ While burglarizing Doc’s Drive- •WONS—^ o r t s . UATMIIffBd bardo Brothera had been ordered drew an amendment containing a morrow afternoon at 1 o'clock at wsIT’ in defending their freedom their 50th wedding anniversary on and . in 1935 founded the Boland WHAY—Ronxoni Program. For OH Company, from which he re­ In at Bolton last year, Krlzewakl ] WHAY-^Sporls. Supper Serenade. Afternoon limited srisnre feature. the Tainrski Funeral Home, 380 against attack. Sun'day, June 1.5, with open house was surprised by pollfe. He es­ WDRG-^ack Smith. 12:66—W D R C —W endy Warren. •L0N4WUMM tired in 1946. 6:20—WDBC—Jack Zalman. WCCC—Luncheon Mualcale. “ Extra Special” msiatii,.._^aSCI4ipTION f h a w m a c y Georgia, 15 in Louisiana, five In Then Sen. Maybank (D-S. C.1. Maplif avenue. Burial will be In Some committee members said for their friends and relationa in caped while police looked for an­ MissUsIppl and .38 In Texas. the evening, from 7 to 9, o'clock. Eight children were born to the 6:25— W TIC—Weather. WKNB—Newa: Movie Time. tUNBSOUl floor manager, jfor the controls Northwood C^eUry.^ . they wara concarned over repprti other man. Kriaewakl *aJd .w»aj W D RC—This I Balic-va...... WHAY*^ItaAl«».-Vnlca.- ... Father’s Day BritainGels ...Rival alatdl chosen “ In' these hliC annouheirt he' wrtuld h ot call that stlrong opj^sltioh to the pacta They WerF liiarfieff 50 v<-*i%' »tO !'’««jple'.' seven -vi-honr are living, 'for ‘ ‘AmeHcf. WONaS—Curt Massey Tliiie. in St. James' Church bv Rev. I g -! They are Mrs. William F. Donovan with him. but he was apprehend­ WTHT—Sijreno Gammetl. " Gihs " • M w i n i E u a i ' states ars seeking recognition at up his amendment Containing a haa been voiced by Kurt Schil- ed severaT days later and prose-’ WTHT—Jack Berch Show. the convention which must meet comprehensive seixure plan. nsclus Kost, asaiatant to Rev. W. of West Hartford; Kenneth F. of WTIC—Your Senator from Connectl- WTIC—Newa; Weather. Funerals macher, West German Socialiat ciited. cut. 12:16">-WDRC—Aunt Jennie** Stortaa. •ns MAIN HTREET, MANCHEHIKR the Issue—either In committee or Maybahk asked thkt all; of the leader. J. McGurk. whose pastorate waa t-Southbridge, Mass., and-Thomas. WDRGt-Ouy Lombardo.'------WXNB-^Blng Cro*by,------o n on the floor. from 1898— to 1923,----- Richard, Francis, John and Robert g;4^W TIC—Three Star Extra. WTIC—Down Homers. 381 MAIN HTREET, NEW RRITAIN selaure plans discussed In connec­ Saya Schumacher Pro-Weat Taft hackers were delighted tion with the controls bill be sent Misa Mary A. Callahan Mrs. Boland, the former Mias of this town. They have 18 grand­ WDRG—Lowell Tnomas. WONS—H. R. Baukhage. 280 MAIN STREET. MIODUETOWN children. W T H T —Stork news; Sports. W T H T —Victor H. Llndlahr. with a Iptt GOP convention rule to ’the Senate Labor committee Funeral services for Miss Mary McCJloy said Schumacher differ* Ellen Rv8n, was born in Putnam, WKNB^Phtl RIzxuto's Sports Cara> 12:26—WONS—W om en's Page. •t’lpHlattng.-thatr -only-. seaUn|p««iv- f O f ’crm'Stdera'tloit—-m--ermnecUon- Ann-Callahan-of.-775-Paekef-elreet w4(h'ihe-A.lU«*.«a..many.t*rm* but -Gnmr. Mn- -Boland:-- a-- nattva- -^>fA- -ma-Hs .■Qf..ihankaglyJng..»'JU..l)«.„ IS t44—WIH4G—Romaoo veof-44e444' T re n t tests affecting detegates-at-large with a separate selaure bill. who died yesterday afternoon In he la still "very definitely pro- Galway, Ireland, was miperintend-1 celebrated Tue.sday, June 17, at 11 irsiSwONS—Sports. WKN.B^Man on the Street. 1 7 ;0e_W nRC—Beulsh. WTIO-Marjorie Mllla. may be presented to the conven­ He said such a measure could Manchester Memorial Hospital will we.*-tern.” ent of dyeing for the E. E. Hilliard a. m. In St. Bridget’s Church. WTHT—Weather; Journsf of the Air WHAY—La Rosa Program. “ “ (Oonttnnod from Pago Ooo) tion for settlement. The rule con-, be acted on by Congress In August be held Saturday at 8:30 a. m. from Sen. Wiley (R-WisI wanted to WKNB—Proudly We Hall. WCCC—Newa. signs district delegate contests to or September If the current steel the W. P, Quish Funeral Home, know If there Is "anything of the WONB-Pulton Lewli, Jr. WTHT—Phil Becker. News. Butler/ aaid Britain atlll facta a -:r- W-TIG— Iran# Dunn Jk 12:46^VHlECrrOuc.ilad Suadj^« state conventions or committee*. dispute w-ere not stilled by then. and at F a! m. *t Bt. Bridget s old Naafam In Hie Schumacher Murray. WKNB—Tha Pattees. ■ ‘Hong and hard taak" In getting This regulation, if upheld at the • Sen. Humphrey. (D-Mlnn.), Church. gang,” and McCloy replied that Gryk'LaBelle Fight Could t : 16—WONS—Tello-Teat, WTHT—We the Women. back on ita financial feet. chairman of a labor subcommittee Born in Hartford 84 years ago. the Socialist leader is a strong WTHT—Elmer Davit. WCCC—Music for Milady. convention, would cut down the WDRC—Jack Smith. WONS-»^rean Patterson. "It la not a queatlon of getting on selxtire bills, assured Maybank Miss Callahan had spent praotlcal- anti-Nazi and antl-Communist I :ta^WDRC—News. number of votes Involved and Y:S4-WONfi—Gabriel Heatter. over a hump," he aaid. presumably benefit Taft forces that the group would go ahead In­ ly her whole life In Manchester, leader. Carry to State Convention WTHT—We the Women; New*. OUR HONOR ROLL OF . . . tensively with a study of all the WTHT-Silver Eagle. W TIC—News. "It la much more a question of which generally control state con­ and in the same house, the home Told that Schumacher Wa* per­ W HAY—Symphony Hall. of her grandparents. She leaves WTIC—News of the Worltl. WCCC—Manchester Matinee. building up our position steadily vention and committee machinery. plans. secuted In a Nazi concentration ------, ! WKNB—The Pattees. Msybsnk’a reference to August several couslna-here. The possibility that a contest. One possible compromise L a -; WDRCr-Peggv Lee. WONS—News. over the next two or three years, Taft headquarters, meanwhile, camp during World W*r II, .Com­ WK.NB—Ed Swett Show. or September as a lime when sels- Friends may call at the funeral will be waged tomorrow between Belle suggested Bailey might offer WHAY—Bettv Kimball. i There la another factor. We have announced the appointment of mittee Chairman Connally Inter­ 7:45—W DRC—Ed Murrow. 1:16—W DRC—Ma Perkins. 1 many external capital commitr Thomaa-R, Coleman, Wisconsin In­ ure bills could, he considered Indi­ home from _thla_evening until the rival Mancheater delegations for —if he offered any—Is to have i WONS—Patti Page. WTIC—Juke Box Jlnglea. cated he had in mind that steel hour of -Ihe 'service. jected: "Hurray for Schumacher." WTIC—One Man's Family. » mente and we muat provld.e for dustrialist, ai floor manager for McCloy used this blunt Isnguage ; seals at the Democratic Stat-j both delegations seated with eachj 7 :56-*WONS—News. WTIIT—Paul Harvey. production might be . resumed, i Convention. in Hertford, wa* , re-. member of ^ e rival slates being MNBANDUQUORyALUIS g:O0-.WDRG—FBI In Peace and War. WONS—Yankee Food Show, bMWmg.up. the xeaecvei fr«jm. Taft.At -the. convention. Coleman in attacking Soviet poHcy In <3er- — WHAV—Betty K+mball,...... — ------LOWEST fu a a FUU SlUD aaid he figures Taft haa a 540. by use of the T-H -liw. 1 vealed today. given half a vole. ] WO^^i^^'^f6derh Adveritufes o f Casah' l:S4—W D R C ^Y oung Dr. Malone. present level.’’ man.v: ova. ‘It’s The Truth vote'hacklng and may gel! the re­ The law allows the government • Town Counsel fohn D. LaBelle. Actually, a contest between the WCCC—News: Manchester Matinee. Butler called again for expanded to seek s court order, good for 80 "Messages from the Kremlin, WTIC*—Father Knows' Best. WKNB—Baseball Matinee. production of "goods vjhlch the quired 604 on the firat ballot. Ship Line Fight who led unsuccessful • move* rival Manchester delegations could WHAY—Polish National Home. THE WESTINGHOUSE LAUNDROMAT days, against a strike w-hlch Im­ maneuvers of the Soviet army, W T H T —Cafe Estsnbul. WTHT—County News; Music Hall. world wants at the price It la The headquarters also an­ youth demonstrations, street riots, ment within the local Democratic affect the results of the state C0AS7 70 COAST WK.NB—News; Ed Swett Show. 1:44—WKNB-Sports Special. nounced that Taft will reply via perils the national welfare. party to unseat Attorney .Wesley *’onvenllon. since there is no nom- 1:45—W»DRC—GulLing L igh t 1— WILL WASH CLOTHES CLEANER "■ ready to pay.” proclamations , of- the Commtinlst CAurosNiA tw in w i n i i f:S » —WDRC—Playhouse. WONS—i^ o rts Review. BICYCLES The President has told Congress With U.S. Ends WTIC—Night Beat. "In particular, we must expand radio and television to Elaen puppet government of East Ger­ C. Gryk’s forces in a hotly con-, Ination fight' whose outcome would SO«T, IHItRY, MUICATtl . 1:56—WONS—Boston Braves. . "Ihia would, be grossly unfair," but ...... montli^be affected by the 18 votes from W T H T —DrTense Attorney. * 2— DRY CLOTHES DRYER 24 IN. lALLOON TIIID our exports to the dollar and non- bower’s homecoming address at many are all tied’In to this mig:hty trail'd caucus fight last ...... - WHITf POIT, 8A1I M Y tHHIKY. WONS—The Hardy Family. 2:04—WDRC—Second Mrs. Burton. A.bllene,. Kan, Ti}(l,_h!i<1. as.Kcd. tbe he was reported ready to comply If of. both W l ^ ^ p e n H p w ...... _____ ■.oterHng world,;! he. Aaid. ------effort.- -■-• ...... said, this morning that hi* .gtoup'alMF.P.V^.kri"-.- ™ J • ;06—VVXHT—AmaUur Hour* WCCC—Music. 3— USE LIS* HOT WATER , ...... , toys Or lUrlt Med«l8 ^the ' lTdusV also: telft ' -him ' TAfV- 5 . WTIC—Dragnet. - X ' The Chancellor asserted that networks for free time equal to protest of the results of that cau- “•;6C6 'r A l :i.3»w.,2.s»OAl* WONS—Connecticut Ballroom. that given Elsenhower. The head Hartley Is its answer to the "Only those who have...to con­ WDRC—Mr. Chameleon. * 4— COST LESS TO MAINTAIN IIAUTISUL lAXib IMAMilIb Britain's motto must be "Trade, cus win bo carried to the creden-; l]rien McMahon for . WONS—am Henry New*: Rod WTHT—Mary Margaret McBride, quarters said Taft’i “ reply to strike. (Continued From Page One) tend with It every day repel It, and favor the re- WKNB—Newa; Keyboard Kapers; (Of over 350 Laundromata we have had not from 1 to.10 Tcara* aarvloa ootia avoraco LiriTIMI FINIIH, DISINeAllI i Not Aid." declaring: and take the offensive against It, tinln committpft of the convon-; nomination, , Gun Club of the AJr^ Music. \ ■ "A large and expanding share of Abilene" address had been cleared 'Truman contend.* that (a) the ' nomination of Sen. William Ben­ 8 : ; i —WDRC—Nc-w*. leM than $1.00 per year per Laundromat. COA4TIZ ISAKI. CHAIN aUARO. can fully comprehend the Imagin­ tlon unless a compromise can be N. Y S. WINES • :S0—WDRC—Stars -th the Air. 3:16-W*DRC—Perrv Maaom over NBC radio and television and Tsfl-Hartley act's 80-dsy strike During court proceedings, the ton and the nomination of Stan- w n c —Doctor's Wife. KICK tfANO, YfllNe YADOlt I the world's trade la a condition of ation, energy and the determina­ robbed. . , ^ Pribyson of Hartford, for- lAWNY FOtf, »U*Y *0«f, IHItllY, W TIC—Coun t e rspy. •5—LAUNDROMAT IS THE EASIEST AUTOMATIC WASHER TO AND MANY OTHIK HATUKU I the success of the policies at home CBS television for June 14. ban would only defer pay raises hs 92 per cent block of stock was WONS—Reporters Roundup., •2:25—W O N S-N ew a. says the workers deserve, and (b) tion which go Into this Soviet psy- The LABrllr faction filed an of- ^ler president of Connecticut MUICATK. PAY SHIttY f :45—WTHT—Foreign Reporter.* WKNEU^Yanks vs. White Sox. SOUND IN MUCH ' HlftHir I and abroad to which we are all estimated to be worth 6!) million . . , . 2;A6_W'DRC—Nora Drake. SERVICE IN THE INDUSTRY SRietD IIKU. there is no.mierantee the workers dollars but” Sawyer said today the rhologlcal carnpalgn ficial protest of the caucus results | young Democrats, for representa- SOTTlfO IN NEW YO«X STAIE 10:04—W TI^Your HU Parade. WnC—Cinderella Weekend. . dedicated ahd It.la the fixed policy It Is unthinkable that Germany ------; •WONS—Prank Edwards. 4—lARSTOW GIVES QUICK SERVICE—ASK ANY LAUNDROMAT woiild obey It.' *' net value o f the line was about 32 with the permanent secretary of Uivc at large. The recently elect- . WTIIT—News; Dream Harbor, W CCC—N ew s: Miialc. f\Of the government to strain sivery can remain neutral In the East- WTHT—Dick Wall's Music Hall. BIG VALUE j' |lerve Wo .achieve this end," Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio, co­ million at the end of 19.51. the caucus following the meeting,} town committee endorsed both WDRC—Robert Q’a Waxworks. , OWNER AboutTow n West struggle, McCloy said, be­ May 19, contending there were 10 10:16*»WON8—Jaricf Waxworks. WONS—Sam Hayes. Conn. Ballroom. author of the law, has called that Its ownership has been In dis­ Benton and Pribyson on May 21 2:46—WDRC—Brighter Day. statement an Invitation to the pute due to circum.stances of a cause the Germans are a vigor­ "Irregularities" in the conducting following the caucus. lOiJO—W TH T—Treasury Band. S;O0_WDRC—Hllflop House. - *p ous, active people—"not the type of the caucus. The protest was . tV'ONB—Jack's W axworks. W'ONS^Jack Downey's Music Shop, WE HAVE ir . . . COME IM rODAYl Second Copgregatlonal women’s 6."t0,000 striking CIO steelworkers government loan of 4‘,4 million. Grj'k Ready CROWN VINO W DRC—Sen. Brien McMahon. of people who stand aside." transmitted to John Bailey, state WTlC-0;ewa; Tin Pan Alley. w n c —Life Can Be Beautiful. ^ Taft pi§pu)NB8 Laague,.Mrs, Alfred .Lange, .leader, to defy an l.njuncllon. The.. gOYcrnrnen.t cpnlf.nded, and . Town Chairman Gt^k, in. com: -W T H T —Marriage. r o r ..l w 4„ . ' "Stich’ a Germany would Inevit­ central cdhtmfftee' ch'aTrrimn'," la.Save Door. hower at hlf, Columbia UnlverslD’ action In spiking the bill backed Hospital INotes toy- Beh:-•■FMgaiann - -ift-MtehVwWoh jifafe., permanent^ and ivill^not 8 ^ ,' PINECKEK . ■’TlMS'Utotyttf 'Judy's- Wedding"tO' :• ’ hd'iilV'tht*'Wiekr:'’-' H«wor MHS^Team mAlilHT tOUKiON More stlH were In the waiting would permit private business R b ir t f in g WTHT—Martin Agronaky. Luft came out yesterday after re­ TN9N YOU Patients Today ...... 110 3 YfARS OtO WKNB—Phlle Hale. _ porters found Judy’s true name, Une this afternoon. to compete against the govehnment ADMITTED YESTERDAY; MARY CROSiSEN WARO.. R.N. WONS—Bin Jenkina Show. Nighi In- world-maekets for-acAToav.-ra­ .M____ 3 7 .. Frances,,Gumra. Minnelli.. .on. the. SAVE Payne-wrid- itine-of- Maine’* -18 '« i* : 'Lorrettfe •BehSit. "WoOtf- Files Trade Name ' ’’Ciffflfled ■ Electtologlsi ROOF R O fd 'd X W H A T —JCTttRg w it;; W w o r delegates are Eisenhower aupport- tioned raw material*. Under It $!$*—WCCC—Newt...... Breakfast News- marriage license register pt Hol- ' Viator Sang* atreet; . WlHlam - - .....txsy|(^i(y.4M~llUM011~.:------...... Boy,-.------Jiatar—..------X______to tasd niw thnim sj#r Ahd^thwr two presentty "Hire ITeiriliera l}F"MaKliei*Ver Nigh they’cmitd -pay ahdveicelthtg price* m MAIN'STREET - - * - TEtT'PJSBr 659 Hartford road; Mr*. Harnar WTHT—Bob Lloyd. on the Indicator— STRMMLINE committed probably would awing School's 1953 -'04WMTar*tAld>r>Mp^ASld-Ave: Aliwfc Bje. Appol*|4n»e»4'*:^FBee. Cqaaidtaffoas' .;:le i wtKi^..-<»i»pll«d -wiUv- Ah«. cwupieFs- Roofing and Siding Business waa ilWSTmfRMlVI-l »:* * —WDRC—New*. ■ special request for a license Sun? back Taft. quet Wednesday night at the adopted a provision sponsored by ma Cribbs. 29 Cornell atreet: Mr*. WCCC—13 UuncYed snd 90 Hit*. MLOTOMOBILF filed In the town clerk's office yes­ day. learned only then that the Neither Taft nor Eisenhower Country Club sponsored by the Sen. Fullbrlght (D-Ark) having Alice G*ge. Andover; Mr*. Ellen SnAISHT RYI W K N B—New*: PolonI*. »ow has the 604-vote majority .almost exactly contrary, terms, a Cunningham, Wllllmanaet. Mass.; terday. »o 5TH q 4 0 WONS—Newa. girl With. the dark glasses and ■piwippi Manchester Exchange Club. Char­ According, to the Instrument, W T H T —Breakfaat Club. ■. ‘'-'.-.v*' *iis jieeded' fpr nomination. The As Cilhei’UgVPPPt. 117 Ridge street, PROOF K)T ' slocks, with her hair done up in a lie Bloe*firid^..4)restd*nt of the mpye ,w.hich 8 the tmalneaa la being-conducted hy , ; WTiCv-Theatet .of. Melody.; , .... tight bun', was- the popular-Judy.. ^. iiWlated ' Press IkbulStforl, ;bdsed Hartford Chiefs, will be the q>eak- choice between the two .pi^poseil ADMITTED TODAY; Mr*. Rose , mSTlUifO in' MARYlAFib W'HAY—Italian Program- . on avowed and conceded preferen­ Onllle J. Girardine. 9:14—WDRC—Tht* I* Hartford.. No one else was suiprised. The er. The affair begin* at 6:30.. am-ndment*. Converse. Bolton; Robert Cor- j HIAVY Ca U^I ces, lists 464 for Taft and 391 Jor WO>N3—Tello-Teal. couple had announced In March It’s another Weetinghouse FIRST for the AUTO sm i, A limited number of reaerva- The admlnlsfration had de­ neliusOn. Rockville. Eisenhower, With 130 spresd nounced the Ferguson amendment BIRTH TODAY; A son to Mr. 1 that they planned to get married famous Laundromat Automatic Waahar ■ALL lEAttNG among others and 208 disputed or tions are available to parents, MAN WANTED NELSON COUNH -but they didn't say when. —the e*c/ii*H«WEIGH-TO-SAVEDOOR DtlVING. adults or any person Interested In as one. which Vould deal a desth and Mr*. Leo Gambniatl. Andover. I IflAIOHr lOURtON MICHANiSM uncommitted DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: TO W ORK IN HARDW ARE $TORE A$ It was -the third marriage for that assures savinga of hot Watar.aoap and attending. These reservations blow to materials-sharing - plans ' 2 4 9 ^ ' money. Laundromat, among tha i m to The Democratte race, to be de­ both -at home and among antl- Diane Leatezka, 71 Drive B; Mra.! CARPOLISHINC each. MANY OTHERI cided at the party's July. 31 con can be secured from Frank J. $ALE$MAN. RETAIL 5ELLING EXPERI­ PROOF *Of" ” 3 .3 0 take the work out of waabday, now takaa Communist' governments feed In­ Hedda Reichlln. 30 Sanford road; | i Television Miss Garland's former hus­ *g D OCO _ J the GUESSWORK out, too—end it’a aa ventlon, waa even more inconclu­ Robinson of 130 Branford street, Mrs. Blanche Klein. 439 Center; ENCE 1$ DEEIRABLE. 5V2 DAY$, PAID DISTIUID IN KENTUCKY band's are composer-conductor until noontlma Saturday. flation and upset the whole de­ aimple as. 1-2-3: _ sive. To date, 1,058 of the 1,330 fense program. street; James Tierney,-102 Glen-' AND HOLIDAYS. David Rose and director Vincente delegates havj^een chosen, with MinnelU; She has a five year old 1. You WEIGH cfethas oa tha Weigh- Sen. Moody. Ferguson’s Demo­ w o ^ atreet; Mra. Bernice Dycia,} toSave Door Oonnecticu^'s^eduled to add 16 cratic colleague from Michigan, Wethersfield; Mra. Violet Cassells,: LYNNBROOK P M daughter, Liza May MinnelU. •aly WaNtesF-r^w Mvai Yee 4 more at a convention tomorrow. -i:00^rankee* va Detroit 2. You READ load atae on Indicator Piiblie Records told the Senate he knows . the 9 Essex street; Priscilla Welles, i ■IINOIO WHISKIY S.Jo—The World " e Live In. 3. You SET the Water Qavar The Associated Press tally amendment was proposed by big Talcottvllle; Deborah Ludwig, ■ SIM0NI2ING U S-.15—Gabby Hayes. MHNTI^AL ''TW INS" BLISH HARDWARE CO. E;80—Howdy Doody. Add eoap—Set tha control—That’s all. shows Tennessee'.* Sen. Estes Ke- automobile manufacturers be­ Rockville; Mra. NelUe Smith. 373 j PROOF »OT" " 3 .2 3 •a lakt .'.U Ik* WOIK *1 WASMAY kUIIE* TIRES. IRIGHT fauver ahead with 346 votes. Sec­ Warrantee Deeds S;«K-Joe's Show. You're free of washday work! RED 6 CREAM FINISH cause. he said, they also asked him North Main atreet. 1 WHIMIII IN THIi PRODUCT 8 t2S—W eather F orecast —U* Uariraenl—W* ClNliii 9tyac ond Is Sen, Richard Russell of Philip H. Halltn and Frank 'H. WITH to support It. DISCHARGED TODAY: Wll-j C A u s s n 4. i AND 4 YIARi OID S.aO_World New* Today. Legal Beverages 'V4ANO Georgia with 86'*, followed by Haltin to Stanley Bray, two par­ "Not all companies in the auto­ 11am C. Lynn, 417 Hartford road. *:45-'Sports Parade. . MAU. • Mutual Security Administrator W. cels of property on Green road. 7:00—iCukl*. Fran A Ollla AT LOW PRICES ■UV ON PROOF! LET US DEMONSTRATV THE LAUNDROMAT 1 UGKT. mobile Industry have associated 7:15—Great American*. WilGHI AvereU Harriman with 8514. Oth Marilyn J. Haupt to Erpest B. themselves with .this campaign.” TURNOUT FIZZLES COLONIAL PRIDE 7:90—Sportsmen s Club. Not Ad AND ars have a total of 246, and 394 Manning and Anne M. Manning, he said, "but several have." He Rome, June 12—(A5—A Com- AFTER 5 P. M. 7:45—Camef New* Caravan. Arthur Drug Stores Illn4tr»ted STURDY are not yet staked off. property on Eastfleld atreet. added that he did not mean to st.- miiniat-lnaplred "mass deinon- toTUM IN le m 8:W-Groncho M s r x I HOURS 8 A. M. to 11 P. M. I ITRAraHT leiM A eN 8:30—Chancs of a Lifetime. Eisenhower has an Important John Francis Reardon, Jr., and tack Ferguson's motive*. ntretiun” against Gen. Matthew NOTICE TO ALL CONTRACTORS 9:00—Red Skelton. SKVE $50 ON THIS SPECIAL DEAL! date at Gettyaburg, Pa., tomorrow Mary E. Reardon to Paul Grenier The . House Banking committee H. KIdgway Ruled out In the too 8:30—Amos 'N' Andy. with the Pennsylvania delegation, " ” 3 .9 9 i 10:00—Martin .K»n«- BIKE BASKET KICK STAND and Irene C. Grenier, property at has not so far considered - a pro­ Italian capital today. Barely PROOF 90T 10:30—Wlnchell-Mahoney. whose TO uncommitted votes could 281 Gfeen road. posed amendment calling on the 400 “ Fartiimns of Peace" turned OF CHANGE OF ADDRESS DISTIIVEO IN KENTUCKY n;0O-Forelm Intrigue. HT$ AMT decide a close race. Eisenhower Andrew Ansaldi to Aaron M. President to use the Taft-Martley up f&V two hoiirn of pntl-Amer- 11.30—Robert Montgomery Theater. IIKI | a ^ delivers a speech Saturday at Pekowsky and Florence M. Pekow- law In the steel strike. But Ifouse Ican haranguen. Sinew the Par­ MALE HELP 1 3:30-N ew a COME IN—BRING SOME DIRTY CLOTHES— LET US SHOW YOU PROOF IN EV­ , m troit which may have a big ip- TsB srrow DONT ERY STATEMENT — WE ARE NOT A “FLY BY NIGHT!” — WE HAVE SOLD sky, property on Wetherell street. Republican leaders said they were tisans of Peace claimed more NEW ADDRESS MANY dtHSI NATIONAUY KNOWN] A. M. > (fluence on Michigan's 46 votes. Aaron M. Pekowsky and Flor­ confident such an amendmept than a million Romniw signed 7-00—Today ■ WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES EXCLUSIVELY SINCE 1934. WANTED •RANDE AVAIU9U AT A8P tTOM Throw Thoiii Away Gov. John Fine of Pennsylvania ence M. Pekowski to Andrew An­ would be voted on the floor. the Stockholm peace appeal, the 9:00—Teat Pattern u d Mwic. plenty of wear left In 55' ^ last night denied published reports 10:00—Prologue to the Future. still WITH IRACES , saldi, property on Wetherell turnout reprewHlted dismal fail­ 1085 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST 10: SO-Break!**; Party. shoes repair^ here. ttat he suggested a coalition of street. BORDER WARFARF, ure. Apply Ta 10:45—First 100 Year*. IF^tuylvania. Michigan and Mary- __ _ Building Permits Hio De Jaariro, Brazil, June TELEPHONE: DAYS 7691— EVENINGS 2-4194 11:00—To Be Anoupced. BIKE BIKE SADDLES ’t a d delegate* in an. effort~tD-de^ -‘-To/Burnham L. Batson for 11:30—Strike It RIci- 12—(/W;—A trnre border dispute DAY PROCIaAIMED Tho*. Haharty, $upt. p M SAMYULYES LAOIIS' • dde -the nomination battle. ThC Burnham L. Batson et ux, tobacco developed between Argentina,s. Hartford, J June 12—-Cfft—Gov- 1 1 8 13:00^-ConnecUcut Club Baporter. Shoe Repairing of the Bet­ -three state’s vote* total 140. shed lat 580 Burnham street, and Brazil today aa the Binn 'yraor Lodge today proclaimed H. W. ALLEN 13:15—Love Of Llfe^ ' ter Kiqd D one' While You 6B1 MAIN STREET r* Major Prise $6,500. '» government relafnreed It* fron­ Ba$«rda>' as Flag1 Day and asked 13:30—Search For Tomorrow. W alt , - Another major prise In a cloie ‘TLOOR SANDING and FINISHING 13:45—What’* Cooklrg? N A N G ^ T E i C To Vincent Maretn for altera­ tier troop* tn halt aUeged raidss fXat citizens y Prerideni Jiiaa D. Fernn’s colors and oiiaerve the day "la MAILING ADDRESS: RFD, MANCHESTER 3:30—Mid-afternoon Newa Opp. Flret National Store AIm A t: S15 Tnusdiall St^ gala* In tha aoutn-j— 17 votea In 305 North Main atreit, |10(). foires Into Brasniaa territory. 415 Rarkor $troat 3:45—Mike and Buff. - .'Parldng Lot. TUNE IN WESTINGHOUSE MONDAY^lO-11 P. M. WNHC-TV ererf appropriate way.** :00—The Big P»>'®?- . 8:3 0 -B e r t Eartu 8h<>«; I .--F*■ ■■■ * -f.’ j w a 4:00—Summartime U.b.a, V '»TW

■ANfcHESTBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OOTW, THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1982 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1952 T fItG B S IX tleh as well in the set speech as Auxiliary’s Outing sought In the Taft-Hartley pro­ h*..doaa to tha-smaller, gccmp -eti'r might automatically apply hla cedure, hla^uH'Befiig'lSaerbft X!bnne^licut counter. • own baalc principled about cen- (ha fact that the union already In any case, the acceptance Is Held at Shore £ i m r t t t 0 trallaaUon, of power without made a voluntary 90 day post­ speech was aa flat aa Bisenhow- L; % ponement of Its strike. And he has Yankee ' er’a set »peech pt Abilene. The Past presidents of the American reallalng that here waa one ' Ih- personality dynamo somehow ^ publicly doubted that the junioiia Legion Auxiliary enjoyed an out­ atanoa where tha_ beat Intereate pf r? . By A, jl . 0. failed to set the convention NOW-FOR A WHIRLWIND-FINISH 'Woidd ratum'.to work even ttlluch ing yesterday at Mrs.' Elmer We- .THOMAS T. STOOPSOW. all the people demanded It. We re­ whirling. There was an abrupt a court injunction W iri granted, contrast between the Ipng build­ <^fALTWi K ranausoN. gret that saaenhower waa, In our In his. quest for delegates. Bill S A V EiW o CALLING NOW den> cottage at. Giant's Neck. r u b lto ^ . oplnlon,^^ Vwng . on bwue this public doubt of hla amounting up and the moment' of fulfill- After luncheon Mrs. Grace Pitkin, , XaatliU Octabw .l.. W ___ .PurteU_jnoved.. about,. Abs .«ta(e . roent.-The-convention diabanded. ‘ f orlgTijalfy....But ’iin'"ara'’ pfeaaea ’tbaav'ancd'imeohfag«fn!iatno"th^ —the chairman;- conducted' 'a'Briar X - from one small group to another, a little uncertain of Its own MACHINE SPREAD •W ORK flUARAIITEED w <5 Outt, Inatead of prising eon- union to ignore the law It It is business meeting. ff. ■^rtSsi^w.ir. Ccnm.. warm and Impulsive Individual nominee. A Biatiency' ao rhuch he detehnlned used. ' ^ ] Monday evening paat presidents 1 cu n M tU . » t u r . Who demanded that everybody This' would seem to Indicate' to bull tt through, he choae to The President la thus publicly that Purtell’s strong campaign FREERRADINO • TERMS ARRANQED of the first district met with the • NJ BUBSCM PTIOK » lT *t Call me Bill" from the first mo­ J . t* change hla mind and announce hla arguing against observance o f the ment of acquaintance. pull will be In the field-of person­ chairman, Mrs. Mary Brosnan of , T«»r by M»Uv...-...... “ •PJS2 Washington street, where an out­ ff ■ .11' llaaUu by M*i|...... ***''1 I'S law he himself may be called upon He was an individual of con- al and small group contact, that • 1 llz change , of mind. he needs a moving" front porch FREE ESTIMATES • EXPEJMENCE door supper wss served. The hos­ *rhat;'too’,'’w« 'anppoae, ■'muat-.be .|0't>a' tacle of a candidate changing hla ing steel production. BuJ. we may be wrong. The con­ lot olhorw fn and when "com" seems sincere land. Those attending are to K d »lio tho local n a ^ itJnd on an important Issue In and genuine what Is it but what vention scene may have been meet at the Legion hall at 8:30. l A l l rU hU of ropubiroattoB of a j^ la l all men really like to believe 7 merely a combination of strange For . further Information they llw atchoi horaln ara alao w ^ c d . mid-edrfipaign. - ilut, in our to Install Thla genial extrovert rame ps.vchological accidents. Even in DE MAIO BROS should contact President Ruth opinion, pfo])Ie value Elsenhower gyil eorrlee client of K. * . A. Serf* Into the aceqe of -the eonventlon that event, we have small doubt Hickox. This will be the final dot becauM be haa thla particular On Monday Night itaelt 'sis a dynamic abrial fdree. i^ u t where his strongsst appeal get-together for the season. ______RopraaonUtlTea; Tb* lies. CALL ANYTIME 7691 ullui Mathewa SpaM Asjaey ^ New View or w at particular view, -but To those who watched hlf back- The district meeting of Ameri­ N«» jork. Cblcayo, Detroit and lioaton. becauae tfjey hope he to alnfcere (n mapping, hla ' powerful hanil- We have only one word of can Legion posts and units will ••I bb Installation of officers, commit­ caution. Siraner or later, he's B U R X A U o r the views he doea hold. If don- ahakes, hla arma around the take place Sunday. June 15, at 0 « f « f '^MKMBKR Atn>IT tee chairmen ahd group leaders certain to find some front porch 2:46 In the high school at TTiomp- ^BCOLATIONS^^ . atateiicy to. a surface virtue, aln ahooldere, the. fervent.. grateful will take place at the June meet­ humility of his thanks to those already occupied by another Bonville. ' Officers will be elected. Jtt-. i M i n i i cerliyi ia.'^a' deeper-virtue, ai^ ing of the'Boutk Methodist WSCS who were rom|ng into hla ramp, fast, feiwrnt talker; The poUto Just when It is deep enough and strong Monday night in the sanctuary. It all seemed considerably over- thing to do in such Instances'It Afftr This meeting will mark the be enough to accept the risks in­ doiw. Yet to those who were the to pass on down the road, return Bhs^edlcatcd to daughter, Mr4 .Rlchari! Sptt*Iy< ai>. tt,\SU.‘S V'rrW'- 1 'HPJldBY . .;uiywf4r.'4;7;.vwa.'*.es-nw-a;v.Ty«to.'| *TO*B4.JiMjket. -w4to -ielMda".''' A’-tre- ■ .'JlakaL--.ar.-. Year ■SiTl’eS;'- Ytoflteefliig' 'In 'the ' ''It-' T E L 9 0 4 4 - RiiaSelt Moe of Guilford, w s s ^ creation of what would. of Detroit, were at his bedside SHAVElWiSffiR ^ ^ o u s vnriety of a^les, goM cbelee with sarings of mosphera -emted by high prices whan Scripps died. ^mewrwem^ recent overnight guest^at tb eh toe Bt _to a_.cpmpii't« economic filled up to BS.M set -by-the government,...... • -Had-he -lived ■ -until-■ June..28, ____ 5hMW,-Coim. oL hla.,jjarento._Jlei. and 'Mra.'-.W. lto « C.W., Regntoc ^ ilockede of Russia and all her Scripps would have completed 66 CIbsilv X!aan¥r'»Kd'v#8 C. H. Moe, at the parsojiage. Then price controls were 25 to SO%- ateUites. years of service to the News Frank A. FornJica,'principal ot Reduced to ...... abolished, and potatoea came out in LESS TIME than out of Tatherl Nor do we need to recall that founded by Ids father, the late. Hicks Memorial ^Chool, received of hiding. We don't care, whether James E.. Scripps. In 1873. a master of education degree at -.-Only At Gaudet’g- aaiican labpr' unions' have re- any othar mathod, they came out of hiding because In addition to hla newapaper ac­ ceremonies ^ Id Sunday at Bush- to unload merchamltsa from WEBSTER nell Memorial by Hillyer College. they thought they could get atlll tivities. Scripps was a pioneer in wat or dry mous at IB7 5«- i"*** P '* "' • • ’ • communist countries, - thereby radio broadcasting. He founded Mrs. Marion A. Baker, nephew higher prices if they hit (he ridarlng theinaelvea patriotic. the news operated radio station Frederic and Mrs. Mcacham, spent LADY’S WATCH ElMtrie market first, or. bectuse they WWJ In 1920. WWJ was the first GREENHOUSE Twioe-ai-wide shaving surface the'Veek end with Mrs. Katherine 6o 'point,' ■ ban be -mado fsajiaed the game was up. In Station in tho nation to carry . a gives double the beard cover­ Meacbam and other relatives at $39.97 Ithout much difficulty, la that Wapping Center age- Entirely new shape is either event, tbe result was the regular schedule of broadcasts. Bridgeton, Maine. to own. Reduced to ha ordinary run « f thought about smaller in the band, easier to The Community Mothers Club r Rizort W^®®ellow significant thing. The result was Tel, Manchester 2-0981 clationa with the Communist half handle. It’s Ameriu's most pop­ LADY S b r a c e l e t WATCH^ „.toW-g yeUow foM expan- that the market was again stocked ular electric ehaver. Comee io Wednesday night In Rockville. |t tha world holda, that we should , n MARK OP Geraniums— 35c and 50c , gohlck " 2 0 Bunbeam. pijtf-oboiee r aa UtlTe'Trade wRH'~them sis with potatoes, but- that, at-the L o M B U t i f l Q'j a u it v beautifiit gift eese. IL^X'Srin $33.47 RamiagtbB. •7teMe)r“ 99” ^ profiteering prices set on them, regular price B24.S0. A dbie. Beautiful for Window Boxes and $59.60. NOW ...... the potatoes failed to move. As wnoderful gilt for Fath­ General Elsenhower thinks Gardens Also Flower and DEWEY-RICHMAN soon as the government blessing EST. 1008 W apping er’s day. While they laat actiy- the opposite. He doesn't the price wae removed, con- Vegetable Plants *787 MAES' STREET nt us io be erecting complete .Memorial services were conduc­ aumers , began to conalder the (era between ourselvee and the ted 'at a Tuesday night meeting of price they paid their owlt business ' half of the world. He wante the local grange, after which the and exercise their own Judgment Manchester Grange presented a here. .to. be a s . jnany. channels .ot. on‘ It;— ------travel program. The. history of ontact between us aa'possible. So, Cheney Brother’s Silk Mill and long as the trade doea not tn- Their judgment, as reported in samples of such material aa devel many places, was that they could oped there, was also displayed. Jye.lteme pf_ military use (• the Tke perfect gift - for I onununlat world, he Is for more walt torpotaibes to git back to Edward Nordstrom of Hiltstown five or jix cento a pound again. Grange sang a solo. A duet which t-;Weet toade. .. ______£ J ^ * - e s t ic k $ A » a resuie, 'we "win find that ' featured Nordstrom and Mrs..June. i lii"'duing. for a candidato Park of the local organization, was M d Gu r u fop natural market condittona, and B U I L D I N G right. And it is about time featured. Twelve visiting grang Bffto. $ 3 9 7 the instinct of consumers, will re­ omebody did have tho wisdom Father’s Day ers were present representing Ash­ Watch Bands ■‘tonds, triple duce potato prices, whereas of­ A N O M e ? ford. Berli»-,-Higgnnum. Hillstown, the courage to see that it is Sunday, J unc I5th a s h t r a y s ; ' - ficial government price controls OURexPERlENce Lltchfleld, Manchester, West Hart­ $8.87 proper role for us to be ac- f*nUecttoii. In whit*. toetaiy. sesved-to. ke«p -prteea- -go­ WILL. HELP you ford. Newington, Vernon, Wethers- ^w p , mch Omdpo*Oddroo. ntitotfisg •" l» r ' ffl ' iii' thV --‘■•tv.t;t4 . ; , . .- fIM'd, 'Wlhiwor'nhd' Sacco;' Maine, asaadqjts ■■VhvaV ing higher. O U S T A S K with dollar curtains or any *T Ninety-seven persons attended. tier kind of curtains. There are times—times of war TTie final meeCng of life season and liiues of realtoor-tsgss—wl>an • Pamper poppa on his day with tor..the.Pleasant,.Valley .Quh.will JLLARM Etoemiower I6*(5 “Voles by the gift every man goes for... be held tonight at Wood Memorial -LjifPLtoW sowt"—------ritantt-M to doh-t- ,jQntr.o|^are necek-. CLOCKS sary and when they work out for ThcWG.GLENNEYca Library at 7:30. Officers for the Price so. Everyone else, you see, fresh, delicious finer quality coming .year will be elected. Mrs. th-e,,,Eaito5tj^.wrb & 'C-and.y<-See LOfe'XS-.-^ i'^>;Ciiffonl .HtosMs,. Mra. -Bogar Burn, -;:-:..;:^PNLYAT ''"iBori: Ylair' cKrito' L-iffr,. FjTi - SuLaSL'jiSSZL * I And there are times, like the ham and Mr|. Uoyd Clarke, will mind morons, who". will LUMBER FUEL selection of “fun-for-Father’* GAUDET'S reduced to present, when government con­ 336M.KAINiT. KWtCMtSTER ., act as hostesses. any policy so long as it Stitchiess ■ candy treats... all specially TTie annual picnic apd outing of * "* u tifin * trols invi^ and condone an ex- 99e ^ $1.1 f to be hacking , away at' , .qreated fM iJhis rcry *pcdai_. ^ , 8t. liYancis of Assisi. Men’s . Club ethtng Itoselem. 1B«t »the 'traoi ^(loitayon ,ot jA.a,.cdniuwuerg..^piaid' ■ has been planned ^for June' 22 at lat the moronity in this coun- er than that the natural economic occasion. > Andrulofs. Grove. laws and the consumers them­ NOW RRANY HOURS MO Voting Dates ie concentrated in our so­ A. Fmther^m Dssg Hmt All members of the board of the iled public leadership, not the selves would otherwise tolerate. , YOUSMNDWITN A S vT o n s Il v e r w a r e ! “ Operation potato” was a tremen­ Let Father “lift-thiB-lid" on a t Public' Health Nursing Associa­ opla themselvea., Tike people are SHOVEL LAST WINTER? tion, have been asked to attend a dous success, while the potato hatful of LOFT’S wonderful meeting at 8 n. m. tonight at the ngry for a little common sense, candies. 10 oxs, *M»BB nd the thing that, ordinary po- trade was supposedly being re­ Association office. , LADIES' AND MEN'S STONE RINGS strained by the government. It be Charles Enes. town clerk has an­ Icel advisers would consider, the B. Fathm r*a Cssp rnssd gan to fbllapse the moment tho nounced that voting registration Birth Stones, Cameos, Onyx, Initials, etc. no candidate should ever say Sssssemr 'will be held on the following days 1 often the precise thing the peo- government hand was lifted from In South Windsor: July 23, 5 to Billfold a bit dog-eared. Sir? A man-size set Dad can call le do want to hear. the relationship between the Get 6 five-fonger Buxton .. . 8 p. m.: August 20. 5 to 8 p. m.; his own. Gift-tied;..with /X p “ * ^ • de.iPaf. $1^ ••••aaooaaieeeee 4^ I There was a lltUe toss glorjv trade and Its customers no ilitiche, to rip, mode of September 24, 1 to 5 p. m.;| Oc­ 1 __ one piece of leother Mlf- LOFTS Candy. •1 .7 9 tober 11. 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.: and a Ut plenty of credit nonetheless, special date of November 3 from Truman And Taft-Hartley inlaHocked for itraomlined one other development durin tirengthi Seporote Innorfold C. Ntektlm am B9X 9 a. m. to noon for persons whose aeral Eisenhower's visit with right to vote will have matured af-: President Truman tonnot be hid« big bill,, providot ex- Imagine Pop’s surprise to I New England'delegations. He Iro dhrioers, or Mrve, ot o ter October 18. considered a fair judge of whether Yo« r*B Md furnoco aUvory irlUl rkao, find LOFTS famous ounced he had changed his tuper-tliffl evening wallet. or not the Taft-Hartley Act would romferUbU Fluid Root AuUiAatlc OU chocolates in this cleverly- extto ...... $38.9/ on an Issue. He had been re­ work in the steel strike. . Boating... tad eut yottr (uol Mila m muek u 30*« fa th* bargalDt Tbora’* ■ Plaid H««t AAorocco-groined Coohgin, designed tie box. 9 i,iB J |r. CVd<« BUY NOW AT JEWELERS COST OR LESS' tried, before his return to thie To the contrary, he has a whole Ualt t« fit your punieuUr aowit... Co»- in brown or black, Oar ...... puntry, in favor o f the blU in combination of reasons for dislik­ ▼vraloa BuraoTM, Rotary uad rrwuro Buraoru, BoiMr Butmt UbIu aad Wtatar. D. Dmissxe JUtssisstsss^ to give the Udetonds oil ing it. He dislikes its, authoi-ship! Air CouditioMra. Drop la aad mm iktm Vhmcolmtmm the states. He reiterated this today, or call m for aoaploto dotalla at m English Morocco, He know It is unpopular with la­ eblifatloB. brown. ilUon at AbUene. On Monday, LOFTS chocolste master­ bor, his own great political frien'i. pieces in a special Father's New York, he admitted he had When It was originally passed, Day Gift Box. Milk, Dark or nged his position, having, In over his veto, he pledged .'himself Other* From S2.50 Milk and Dark Chocolate. Interval, taken time to study FOGARTY to observe and «hter'C^gttigaiionil ■JkmM Dohefty ’brduthl "to the the grave. of Ellington and Mayor Frederick ber of children. Last year It of Manchester; and seven grand­ The Aesembly of God Church will hold its annual strawberry councU’a. attention the matter of children, and several nlecea and Berger of the Oty of Rockvine Voted $600 for furnishing this li­ large barrels being filled with had shown concern over Ivle’e fast, supper, with servings at .'>:30 and nephews. ■ have Isaued the follovrihg procla­ brary. This year the most urgent heavy material requiring the ef­ PRESCRIPTIONS but while not condoning It, made | 6:30 p. m. The menu will ronsist IN R E N T A mation aetUng Tueaday as Civil need seemed to he for books to forts of four workers to lift on The deceased was born In R\i.s- j Carefully Componndetl no action against it. help fill Its shelves. The Rockville of cold baked ham, baked beans, ^ fe n a e Day. salads, strawberry ahortcake and the trucks during the rubblah Col­ ela and came to this country 47 j "Whereas the. International slt- Public Librsry has assisted ' by lections. He stated It la. impera- years ago, residing in the Rock-i FR 0Z«=n,F0 0 D uatipn is, such that the United .U>* phU- coffee. Mrs. Gerald Rlsley and ^jfltlir Drus Storas Mrs; P e rry 'LSlhrdp ''are ”66-cKalr- rtve that rubblah be placed in vUle-Elllngton section, for the StSes could 'lie'' attacked' without dren have' made exceileht use of small containers which can be past 32 years. A retired farmer, he j “’Bei*ry Feisfival Justification and with little or no these. However, It Is said- there men o f the Committee In charge. Reservations may )>e made by handled by the collectors. I C B D T B A warning, and are not enough books to go around Alderman Doherty also told the JS lf Gnu lUUlv niUlJWjr wnr"ric fiwvnvu rfv*- galling Mrs,-Emy-JAyUirap. lira,. Robert Marcham, Mrs. George Ris- THEN produced the atomic bomb and fore a supply can be built up that M. Burke asked attention of resi­ planes capable of delivering It to will be anywhere near adequate to ley of Manchester or Mrs. David strawberry time Is here again, Steele of Manchester. .<> dents be cslled to the condition of any part- of the United States, and meet the demand. the- garbage containers. Garbage and In line with tradition the Cor­ _ , , ... .. Air ^Rald Wardens" 'i Whereas the State of Connecti­ The booka-to be bought thla year cans must -be . covered, to. keep j nerstone Club of S t Bridget’s cut with Its many defense Indus­ aWay flies and to keep out the ; “BANQUET by the School Association will be dens has been called for tomor­ O C c o A to Church has set Friday, June 30, tries presents critical target areas selected by Mrs. Alice Hammar water;-- likely to be the first objective of row at 7 p. m.- at the Cl.ty Coun­ AND for its fourth - annual strawberry and Miss Helen McCarthy. They cil rooms to dl8cu.ss plans for the ;p m i1 Lavitt, Sr. Fresh Sea Foods Now In Soaioii u»*’ 47e an enemy attack, and will work with Miss Edith Peck festival on the church grounds. In SLICED Whereas the most effective coming air raid test alert. Any­ Funeral services were held al 1 ROASTING CHICKENS the event of rainy weather it will SUGAR 5 of the Rockville Ihibllc Library, FISH AND CHIPS WITH OUR FRIALATOR means of saving lives and reduc­ one inreiested in this program Is p. m. today folf Paul Lavitt, Sr., be postponed until the following and Hiss Rheta Clark, library ex­ ing serious injuries from the radi­ invited to attend. of 26 Center streeX who ckYiue^.Pub,ilQ.Jibmy.andJ!om: r~lBBl»r'wa -have lor"onlyftft per year--fothers at also uige The m-dlSemlRm-of in. idur iibiM Hi^NOBED R W M I f t R E ^ E p4 29c pete for prizes with children in I instead of tying op sevemi hundred dollars In a big home froetwr NATiYE IdNILESS PRUNE JUICE dustry snd all other groups in Rockville who belong to this club. r I you can have our lecher service fo r over 15 years, DOESTTT Sponsored By The making this ‘Operation Connecti­ Hartford, June 12— (S') —Mrs. Silhouettes Drum Corps This Is a similar project to the I THIS MAKir SENSE? cut’ a success and thereby con­ John Lodge, wife of the Governor, SATURDAY, JUNE 14 NO. 2 CAN SUNRISE one carried on for the. last, two tributing to the present and future years at ths Vernon Depot School, has been selected the Ameriesn »l80 to NOON safety of Vernon, ElUngtoii and Woman’s AssoclaUon "personality DobsonvUle Schoolhonse where it has been termed "most POPULAR .^bllo Invited VEAL ROAST 7 9 ' CRUSHED PINEAPPLE 27c Rockville." successful." 10% O F ON ALL BIRDS EYE of the month." Ellxabeth N, dom ­ Bed Cross Classes ing, president of the Association, Thirty "three high school home- Gift from Women’s Guild says Mrs. Lodge waa chosen "for FRANCO-AMERICAN x making science students have The Women's Guild of the Union FROZEN FOODS! the many real contributions she completed the Red Cross Nursing Congregational C3iurch voted at has made to the arts; fo? her ac­ Its May meeting to give 976 to NEW CROP OF YOUNG SPAGHETTI SAUCE 29c Cour.se In Home Care of the Sick, tivities in behalf of other people, and will receive Red Oosa Home the Pinnacle Girl Scout Day RIB ROAST Camp. The gqlld has sponsored ALL KINDS OF FREEZER SUPPLIES and her efforts In Increasing un­ CHICKENS Nur.sing certificates. The course ARKETS derstanding and appreciation of PREMIER LIGHT MEAT was r-onducted by Jeanne L. the Girl Scout snd the Brownie what those various nationality FRYERS— SSe lb. 79 Lakonski, RN. The.names of the Troops of Union Church since ir on YIm I day osj^tdRy sot for MEATS AT WHOLESALE their organisation. The gift will backgrounila-biaka.to iha_ltfe of SMOKED^ students are:-'-— .i.. . .. ROASTERS— 89c 1b. ~ . 27c be used toward the purchase of a Fotfior yeu'H wont >0 pfwopo favorite disiK' bur country.' " ’ ' TUNA = = Marily Ann Giggey, Carol Jo iiP E N THURSDAY NIGHT m t CAPONS— 68c lb. Ann Lanz, Barbara G. Nawracaz, tent. •5. Truly, with Popular Morfcots te holp you, it Preparations for the camp are | Celia M. Gwara, Shirley M. John- Special Prleee For Freeaers Fresh Fruits and Vegetables under way. Parents of Scouts ' WiN b* o fuost 'fit for o king.' Hn'H opprucito OPEN FRI. AND SAT. NIGHTS TIL 6 drow, Madeleine J. Breton, Lor­ FOOD STORE FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT , Delivery In Manchector Beef Tongue have volunteered to assist in elesr- raine M. Casey, Ruby Fellows, th« low pricM, toe. Use T-4-L for 8 to 6 dsya. I f not Friday Evenlnga ing the camp site .and making Barbara Steppe, Carol H. Sloto, pleased, your 40o back. .Watch the |f“ 25c minor repairs. Mrs. Homer Walts, and LOOKER PLANT old, tainted skin slough off to be GRAPEFRUIT F.ltzabeth L. CTechowskl, Elinor registrar, reminds campers that R. Lutz. Joyce E. Ward, Viola STR IC TLY KIMS replaced by healthy, sfctn. C j - - -a-, H. A. FRINK reglitrattons are due June 15 and FKE 8R —n m r NATIVE ICEBERG King. Beverley Jacobs', Erma DUI 3256 stant-drytng T-4-L from any drug­ TeL Mancheator. 7168 should be mailed to her at 63 LB.I 161 Center St. “ The Meating Place" gist. Now at J. W. Hale Oorp. SuDlvan Ave.— Wapplng Stratton, Glenriice Higgins, Louise Ward street. She, urges that CARNATION (Dmg Department). LETTUCE jf'2 7 c J. Lucia, Wanda Terplloski, registrations be sent In promptly. FOWLS and ROASTING CHICKENS LoretU Kraaiiiskl, Shirley Baker, Nancy Peterson, Dorothy Konlar, Supper Is Planned EVAPORATED 8-12 LB. Carol Filip, Carol Mllunus, Betty ’The Vernon Methodist Church AVEKAGB CLOSED AU DAY MONDAYS-OPEN THURSDAYS UNTIL 9 P.M. Luglnbuhl, Eleanor Garnesky, will serve a supper Saturday, June LB.I Eleanor Brace, Theresa Couture. 21, from 6 to 7 p. m., with home HEN baked beans, brown bread, frank- Althea Trickett, Lorraine Dally. STEER Llllyan Bllllnga and Evelyn New- furta and strawberry shortcake comprising the menu, tickets may BEEF PROVE IT TO YOUR OWN n ia n ...... be secured at the door or from STOCK g U A U T Y l Mrs. Ruth Foulkea, volunteer TALL canteen Instructor, haa completed membera. CHUCK ROAST LB. .r.rT.—j; , . r S - e A n t e e i l - COUrSS- .With '31 ....Be*cfa, HpUieza Naadfd ... UP members of the class being certi­ Mrs. Evelyn Hoering will aerve CANS as chairman of the beach mothers NOW GENUINB W fied. .BPB IK 0 CA RR A who will assist in surpervising the PHONE 6920 EHeven members o f the Maple 1 SOUTH MAIN STREET street Parent Teachers Associa­ buses and classes for the W ater Safety program of the Rockville LAMB LEGS tion will receive certificates for |«y Tb«f«. Procter A _ havthg completed * 20 hour-Stand­ Chapter, American. R id — Cross. ard First Aid Course. The cour.se More mothers who have enrolled FRENCH FRIED Gambia Products In Hw it! Drivi dowi to Bursaok’t was conducted by Christopher their children in the swimming OCEAN SPRAY WAYREST NATIVE Vogel. Receiving certificates will classes are needed to aid In the WEHAYEAFULL be, Mrs. Luclle Carlson, Mrs. M. supervision.' Mothers willing to POTATOES GIANT SIZE and SHOP... COMPARE... Tomezak, Mrs. Margaret Lee, serve are asked to list their names Mrs. Lucille Larlvlcre, Mrs. Greta at the Red Cross Chapter office, telephone 5-3377. Enrollment for LINE OF TOBACCO CRANBERRY Liswell, Mrs. Helen Zinsser, Mrs. BIRDS EYE For Gruotur Eeoaomy classes In swimming will close to­ •\______SAVE! Aayoai of our eus- Pauline Lehrmltt, Mrs. Elsie Stal- FROZEN 11 Always Taste-Tested Foods For Less Money! ger, Mrs. Helen Am . Mrs. Irene morrow noon, Mrs. Elisabeth DAD WILL SAVE A Spurting, executive secretary, an­ F 0 W 1 3 9 - Kauppi and Mrs. Mary Trinks. nounces. LOT AT POPULAR'S FRESHLY KILLED LR. PKG. ^ • r t will toll you that— U brary Donation SAUCE 2 39* IVORY The Rural Vernon School Asso­ Military Fniieral CHAIN STORE PRICES ciation haa voted to donate 1200 Military funeral services were eoatidaring quality — Bur- to purchase books for the library held this afternoon at the White SNOW TE N D E R CUT GIANT at the elementarj’ school. -It Is Funeral Home for Edward G. Men Love recognised that this represents Harding. 03, o f 167 Grove street, For Father's Day Dad Likes saok’s avaryday law priets only a anuUl fraction of the who died Monday at the Newing­ CUBESTEAKS 7 3 c amount needed to stock' this li­ ton Veterans Hospital. Rev. Carl Saunders, pastor of the Methodist lE A N RIB BUTTER 151 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST TELEPHONE 8338 brary. SAVE YOU MONEY. The School Association, accord- Church, officiated. Burial was in Blueberry Pie! 1 LB. PACKAGE Grove Hill Cemetery. PORK CHOPS Fruu d^ivury on aU cash orders of $5 or moru. AN That Wonder Pair The bearers were Paul Menge, STEWARTS DUZ OPEN DAILY 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. FRESH SI.ICED ordurs must bu coNud In buforu 3 P. M. te bu du- { Baby Doll and Wardrobe LJb. BONELESS OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY GIANT SUGAR ...... S Lbs. 47c livurud the some day. BEEF LIVER LARGE BOTTLE G R A D E A - - 7 3 e SHURHNE CATSUP .... :t . : 21c IVEAL ROLL - “>-79# BRANDS SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY/ FRlbAY arid SATURDAY AiL Lb. JELLO ...... 3 Pk9S. 2Sc CHOICE WESTERN BEEF BLOCK SLICED BACON B A IO ...... 3 Cans 25c FROM "DOWN IN" MAINE S P IC E D H A M 14 75c MORRELL'S RIB END FRESH. SMAU. HUNT’S CHUCK ROAST Lb. TOMATO SAUCE -... 3 Cans 23c OXTDOL ■m'rV'.' r \i^ ,• SPARE RIBS 'H O R S E Y ' ...... ------' ‘t a L l 'C A 'N " “ FRESHLY GIANT ORANGE and GRAPEFRUIT FRESH IN THAT GOOD SLICED SECTIONS . 2 L^o. C o m 35c NATIVE FOWL ^ 45e CARTON GUI PASHiONEO 7 3 c ...... HEAVY SYRUP PORK KIDNEYS FANCY NATIVE LB. BAKED BEANS ...... Can 15c CUT. FROM h e a v y WESTERN BEEF U p ^ 4 L k , . -S'" ’ CHICKENS... “ -■49c T.BONE AND SH6R ~ SELEOTED FRESH (T o broil or fry ). Poor Pop! Refresh Hrm With | Even The Kids Love TIDE MORRELI,’S LE A N UEAN. SHORT SHANK GIANT FRUITS aaiyESETABLES BLOCK CHUCK I/Jr.'iJi'iPli'V.*.' swrar mbiuN Rivicn DAISY HAMS SMOKED BL0(H(BHUeK POT ROftST^45e P C ! PURE SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT 3 For 25c Ready To Eat 7 8 c CUDAHY’S SUNLIGHT POT ROAST ^ FRUIT FIRM 8ITNKI8T LEAN, SHORT >HANK _ SHOULDERS > LEMONS or SEEDLESS RUTTER Lb. 75c SMOKEU SHOULUERS 49c SHANK LIMES ...... 6 For 29c Lb. EXTRA FANCY ui. 49e 6 5 c ASSORTED FLAVORS, ^ DREFT inl.'STEniREF ■ ■“ ..I WINESAP APPLES...... 2 Lbs. 49c Lb. GIANT FANCY Frozen Food BONELESS POT ROAST BOTTLE- LARGE BING CHERRIES . Lb. 49c DONALD DUCK 7 8 c LARGE SWEET FREE! Absolutely FREE! CANTALOUPES ...... Eoch 49c ORANGE JUICE 2^ 31e EXTRA LEAN BACON FRESH [ 12 bottles of assorted soda free with every $10 NATIVE BEETS .... 2 Bunclws 29c porchose or more. Customer pays euly bettlu de­ WHOLE OR SHANK HAIJ SPIC FANCY NATIVE 8792 •nU posit. BONE-IN COOKED HAM 69e GREEN ASPARAGUS . . Bunch 23c 4848532348535323482348534823534853232323 11-30 FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES SPAN Saw two attractivs outfits from 2126 TAKE IT EASY S p ^ GIANT MORRELL’S CHOPPED HAM"- 79c ona pattern! A simple, appealing Little girls will love making this WHILE IT LASTSl oimdress that captures every adorable baby doll and wardrobe INDIAN RIVER NATIVE . FRESH. lA lY ! EXTRA DOLLAR VALUES! RONELESS (JUST HEAT AND SERVE) - . breese. Add -the deftly fitting during school vacation time. Moth­ During Warm Weather ICERERG 7 8 c Jacket and you’ve the omarteat ers will have Juat as much fun SEEDLESS fI e s h c u t 6 6 Oz. C ans Birds Eye street costume you’ll find. helping to complete this sew-eaay TRY OUR Orange Tuice ...... $1.00 Formbst Cooked PICNICS' 83c Pattern No. 8792 is a aew-rite doll sat.. — STRING BEANS SHOP IN perforated pattern in sizes 11, 12, Pattern .No. 2126 contains pat­ LETTUCE 24 8 Oz. Bottles Assorted Soda .. .$1.00 13, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 12, dress, tern for doll and wardrobe, mate­ GRAPEFRUIT ASPARAGUS COMFORT 10 Rolls of Charmin Toilet Tissne $1.00 ASSORTED COLD CUTS "-^ 59e 2 K yards o f SO-inch; Jacket, short rial requirements; sewing and fin-1 WONDERFUL PASTRIES 8 No. 2 Cans Tip Top Tomato Jnice SI .00 sleeves, 2 ya.ds. lehing directions; hot Iron trans­ Our Super Market la MIocod Horn. Vool Leaf end Spktd Horn. FRESH DAILY Lbs. 7 Cans of Armour’s Canned Milk . .$1.00 For this pattern, send 30c in fer for features and stitch fllustra-1 29 c Head 1 0 ^ Alr-Conditloaed coins, your name, address, oizs de- tlons. Bunch VERY LEAN. NO WASTE 5 For 29c 19c FROM OUR OWN OVENS 9 Cans of Strong Heart Dog Food . .$1.00 HOMEMADE aired, and the pattern number to Send 25c in coins, your name, I 6 Reg. or 4 Large cans of ' Sue Burnett, Tha Manchester Bve- address and the pattern number to | SUNSHINE Oisco] Franco-American Spaghetti ....$1XX) ITALIAN BONELESS Blng Herald, 1150 Ave. Americas, Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve-1 EDUCATOR Park 6 Cans of Jesso Cut Green Beans . .$1.00 New York 36, N. Y. nlng Herald, 1150 Ave. Americas, Send 35 cents today for your New York 3«, N. Y. P v fu d a h S itpsA TyinAksLiA KRISEYURK9UERI Oonfartakly 7 Cans of Jesso Peas ...... SI .00 SAUSAGE HAM copy o f Basic Fashion '53. It shows Anne Cabot’s New Album of I CRAX S Cans of Solid White Meat Tuna . .$1.00 you how to moke. your wardrobe m Faved Paridag A re* / Needlework la chock-full of grand I do double duty with economical, In Front and Side '1 Dozen Eggs and 1 Lb.>Bacon ...S1.00 dsotgiu, plua exciting features | 974 MAIN STREET— FREE PARKING NEXT TO S T O U Pkf. 4 Lbs. Colored O leo...... $1.00 Lb. 79 c ' Lb. 8 9 c home-saving otlyes. Gift pattern and a g ift pattern printed in tha| Pkir. 2 0 c prtntod inoida; 35 canto, - book. 35 cento. ^ : ■iimuHmiipammmHimumiiiiiiiHiiMiiuMiiMiNiiiiimiim^^ (.‘ ■v. m i

Si- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE 12. 1962 PAGE HANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, JUNE 12. 1952 PAGE rs a '.'J ’. ' H ' ’V' NewWSBPIan Approve ~Schoot Propos F rance Urges .-'t Would Permit At Spirited Town Meeting Big 4 Talk on ELLIS BROS. FURNITURE Sk Reich Situation 4c Hour Hike Rockville, June 12— (Special)-^At^Hahn of the Board of Education FIRST NATIONAL MEAT Is Well a. spirited msatinvm a tin g h»ld held leaf l a « nlrht mgni I told the audience ^ the ^ building board com- did MAIN ST.. HARTFORD - NEXT TO CAPITOL MOTORS (Obntimied from' Page One) . Qxiq.gaod.aKainplh at trianlngour m w u wcU.ii.ottr Finut.TTj'ib. roMt of hocL ., Wc.cut oK axccH.bana ciui (»t ... ttmm g i > O— ) : in -Town Mall .wlth,soro«. 35ft ?IU- He moved that the Board Ml you cctucHy gat mora Iran meat on our rib reatt then the 10" ciiL What't more, our rib roctti hevo tueb a sens In attendance, It was voted of Education with the Board of Se' ikes her stand clear on western wm*« celUn* regulations to build and equip another ele­ lectmen select a school building suggestions for an Impartial com­ w onderful flavor and tendemeat that many people call tbit roost 'tha King of Roaati. Try ono and aoo, this Sunday. gMT Increases to the coat of liv­ mentary school. committee of 13 members. Schaef­ mission to determine whether con­ YOUNG HEN, FULL BREASTED Winfred Kloter was named fer withdrew his motion and ditions exist In Germany for hold­ FRESH, TENDER YOUNG U. S. CHOICE - T^INCH CUT FROM H E A V Y WESTERN CORN FED STEER REEF ing. chairman of the meeting, which Hahn's motion was voted with two ing of free elections.. 2. A formula under which an lasted two hours and was marked amendments: first that not over The latest Soviet reply on May employer and a union would be al­ by frequent appeals to Town one third of the committee be 28 In the exchange with the west­ Turkeys ^ 59< lowed to agree on an annual pro- Counsel Attorney Harry H. Lugg members of the two boards; and ern powers did not mention this Chickens TSJ’ • 43< f o r . rulings on correct parlia­ second, that the names of the angle. The U. 8. State Depart­ dactivtty IncreM* •"<* w>uld all w a s t e removed ls c " W8B to approve the •’'* mentary procedure. study committee be Included In ment was reported yesterday to CleaHed 59 C f t i n t d a l l W ASTE REMOVED U 7 9 < _ iCci xnsc BTijr ittnc ot b oty agreement. . , , _ tirtr oUndlng cornrnitcM. The board Is said to be leaning Board of Selectmen and Town When the matter of $3,000 for meeting without prior settlement toward the first approach, al- treasurer to borrow J20.000 for re­ a preliminary survey was brought of this Issue would be an Indica­ R t B ROAST 7 * 7 5 ' tion of weakness. though Industry . members are valuation, was considered with up. It was called to the attention CHOPPED BEEF , ...... _ against It, contending the plan First Selectman Herbert Paganl o f the voters that this had not British, French and U. S. diplo­ mats have been conferring- here on ■ONI IN - U. S. CHOICE would be,inflationary. explaining the sum was to be di­ been approved by the Board of Fl- FINAST QUALITY COOKED HAMS t- V V -a output Up Yeariy v id e over a flve year period. Mor­ nahee. Herman Olson, a member the form and wording, of a reply to CHUCK ROAST CUT FROM HEAVY WESTERN STEER BEEF r,'. Productivity over the past 80. gan Campbell, Sr., asked for a of the board, stated It had not been the May 26 note. LEAN, FRESHLY SUGAR CURED - RtADY TO EATT years, economtaU say, has gone vote reading on the subject at the presented,, and that he felt the The question of a possible Big GROUND HAMBURG Four meeting was brought up by 65 up at least two per cent per year. special meeting- held in the spring, plans and location discussed some TO P or BO TTO M kO U N D - ALL WELL TRIMMED FACE ^ SHANK and this was done by Town Oerk France and referred by the U. S. ROAST or STEAK In other words, the average work- time ago for a school. In the north­ HALF ^ # J HALF er has been able to turn out two*'Krtwln feUiotl. F^low lng further east section of the city- should be delegate to Washington. U. S. CHOICE 61 per cent greater production each questions by Robert Usher, the considered, as the three room Presumably the U. 8. turned -year. Batter equipment, faster sum was voted. > A t the previous -School now In use there Is 105 years thumbs down on any immediate W o^ Picnic V J u J . PORTERHOUSE STEAK a l l W EU TRIAAMED 1.1P productive methods, managerial meeting, the amount was voted, old. It was determined that a mat­ overture to the Russians' and the FOR FATHER'S DAY - SERVE HIM with no authorisation being given. ter could be voted In a town meet­ entire question may have to wait U. S. CHOICE skills and health o f workers are Combination Loaf 69c CHICKIN er TUM CIY WITH reasons given to explain this. The matter of disposing of the ing even though It had not pre the conference of U. 8. Secretary FINAST QUAUTY . WELL TRIMMED LB Vernon Depot School, no longer vloualy .been approved by the of State Dean Acheson with Brit­ * vVe Must (ret-Owf 1 . 0 7 Organised labor contends work­ Skinless FrankfurtsU B PKG 69< SIRLOIN STEAK ers should get automatic wage used for school purposes, was Board of Finance and this was ish Foreign Secretary Anthony CRANBERRY SAUCE boosts to compensate for their In­ voted. Selectman Paganl stated done. To complete the transac Eden and French Foreign Minister i Biblogna or Mincod Ham lb 65c Fresh M ackerel lb 2 1 c Haddock nUtt « u h i . 4 3 e creased output. It would be sold either with sealed tion the Board of Selectmen and Robert Schuman In London late STRAINED Industry, however, says that pro­ bids or at auction. the town treasurer were author­ this month. hUckerel uxor i i 31c Cad F M at i i 3 9 c OR WHOLE selectmen were authorised to ised to borrow the sum of $3,000 and SB L^O ilT Cottage Qioose lb 29c 2 39< ductivity .varies greatly from In­ dustry to industry Sun'd from year construct Birch road and the Old for this preliminary survey. HaHbat HCM 1$ 49c to year, and has resisted any for- Town road under State Aid Funds, Death Sentence miula approach which would allow of which $5,000 Is available at the It’s an EMERGENCY! We've Lost the Roof Over Our Heads! across-the-board productivity wage present time. Item four was to see If the Afalan Racial I^aw Given Young Glj We Are FORCED TO VACATE! WE MUST GET-OUT and SELL­ hikes. hrttwnwww; WCvJVItsvM More than a million auto and town favored erection of a new OUT Our ENTIRE STOCK of BRAND NEW FURNITURE! Every­ farm Implement workers are now elementary school. Campbell pre- Facc8 Court Tes (Continued from Page One) ■ getting annual 'productivity - In­ -sented--a - resolutlan that, the -town erect and equip such a school. The thing Gods* Ndtiilnq Held Bock . . Ndthlnd Rewrfhdl Cost creases of four cents an hour. They . (Continued from Page One) of two Germans who gave them a I wrote contracts with <3|n«ral Mo­ longest discussion of the evening ride after the soldiers had spent or LOSS Meons Nothing to Us Now! We Hove But One Aim and tors and other big corporations be­ followed, sparked by a question on the evening drinking beer in a | • ' e e who had the right to vote at the tighten racial segregation. Is pay fore the wage-price freese became Ing for the court action. tavern. . Thot Is thn COMPLETE SELLOUT to the BARE WALLS! WE ^ e c tiv e in January, 1651. meeting. 'The move coincided with the an­ Vigneualt admitted In the first | Wanted to Speak Since then, the WSB has ap­ nouncement that a non-vlolent trial that he flred the shots from MUST VACATE Our Building in 48 Days! It's Your Golden 0|^ PUIE CQNCINTRATID fRlilTS-’^V^GElABlES Superintendent of Schools Ar proved productivity increases for campaign- of civil disobedience a carbine after the soldiers had thur Chatterton,. a non-local resi­ only a -very.few workers. It has against race segregation regula decided to steal a car belon^ng to dent, asked permission to speak, port'unlty to SAVE! held up scores of applications im- tions would start June 26. the Germans. But he contended | I tU It drafts the new formula. Kenneth Smith, Robert Usher, and Dr. J. S. Moroka, president of Hagelberger "egged me on." C V. I ORANCE JOKE The W SB Is prepared to keep Lucten Martin objected. Attorney the non-white African National The court returned Its verdict I Lugg stated that anyone could f^ound oj! Outdtandin^* %^aiuedl Watermelons working on its formula until Jhe Congress, said a "thousand native after an hour and a half of dq- | ONE 6-OZ TIN OF "YOR" GARDEN lob is finished, but that might not speM at a meeting with the unan volunteers would ignore niles liberation. OPEN DA ILY 9A.M.-9P.M. - M-fer-eeveral weeks. Imoua consent of those present. segregating them-from white' per­ Hagelberger stood - impassively j ------tlUICK-FROZEN-ORANGE-M€B In spite of requests for the trio FLOIIM A - W RIPE K m members of the WSB, which sons on trains, buses and In pub­ while the sentence was pro-1 M AKES VA PINTS OF PURE JUICE FINAST 12 O Z 11 tS'Obmposed of six members each to withdraw Its. objections,. Smith lic places, and requiring colored nounccd. -He was hustled Imme­ JUICY SWEET EATING-., representing the public. Industry stated his objection stood and the persons to carry Identification diately out the rear door of the I Buy on the Easiest Budget Terms SMOOTHY or CRUNCHY JAR 6 - and labor, were said to favbr an report complied by Superintendent passes. courtroom by military police and ] acroas-the-board approach-, rather Chatterton.was read by the secre­ The - Supreme Court suit stem returned to his cell. FLORIDA • SUN RIPENED than one compelling an employer tary of the Board of Education med from an attempt by the Ma Only about 40 spectators were I 6-OZ TINS 5 FUa OF JUICE > L B B A G 39« Mrs. Alice Hammer. The report Ellin Bron. f'.llln Bron. Ellla Brow. Oranges and a union to come to the WSB lan government to #ut the voting In the courtroom. Half of them | F.llia Broa. Ellin Bron. Ellin Bron. Ellin Bron. SUNSHINE / Furniture Fuinlture . each time a separate productivity gave atatistica n f enrollment In rights guaranteed by the Constitu w ere Germans. Furniture Furniture Furniture Furniture Furniture LB PKG ICEBERG - NATIVE ,4180 Main St. 1180 Main St^ TENDER GREEN FRESH CRISP agreement was reached In collec­ eluding the fact that 96 children tIon to 50,000 Cape Coloreds. The The sentence Is subject to r e - 1 IIHO-Maln S t 1180 Main 8t. ll-ltO Main Ht. 1180 Main St. 1180 5Iain 8t. 1180 Main St. Krispy Crackers Lettuce FRESH GREEN 2 Hartford Hartford tive, bargaining. — are In the eighth grades this year, High C.ourt declared this law im- .view by higher mllUary a u th ^ ,u. UorCford... Hartfanl . . , Hartforft . Hartford__ Hartrord Hartford 188 Ih the first grade, and 18T reg­ constltiitlonal. ties. Studio Brussels Sprouts 27< ■ FRESH CRISP istered for kindergarten In the fall. In reply, the government bar­ L in o le u m 9x12’ Heavy Aasorted 7 Wav Floor Foam Rubber Maple Bunk Wood or Metel CdITOtS ARIZONA 2 bchs 21< It called attention to the fact that reled through a law setting up Lamps Pillows Beds Odd Beds Couches M ItAIEL 12-01 9 x 1 2 ’ R u x s Rug Pads Ha.Hsocka SUCCULENT VIRGINIA Democrats Face If dotible sessions were necessary parliament as a super-supreme PURE JA R It would mean additional teachers, court, empowered to override the $ 3 .8 8 $ 7 . 7 5 $ 1 . 9 7 $ 6 . 6 6 $ 1 . 9 7 $ 2 9 . 9 0 $ 8 . 8 8 $ 3 4 . 4 4 Strawberry Preserve Green Beans FRESH TENDER 2 LBS 25« and stressed the need for addition Regularly At . Nomination Fight regular'Judiciary on constitutional WILLIAMS Regularly Regularly -Regularly Regularly Regularly Regularly Valuen to Baby Lima Beans 24< al roonut. questions. $4.95 $13.95 $4.95 $49.95 $2t.5ft . 859.50 NATIVE WHITE John G. Talcott, chairman of $6.98 ' $12.95 Cauliflower head 25« (Ootttthtted ftoitt I>ac« One) the Board of 'Education, stated VARIETY OF VITAMINS - ' REaNTLY REDUCED - A A ttA ilL _ that May 16, 16S1, the' board OIL SERVICE Provides Summer-time Fruit Flavor make a brief speech Saturday asked the selectmen to take steps 341 BROAD ST. toward the er^tlon of another P e r s o n a l M ixed Veoetables 23< All Year 'round morning^ elementary school and an Investi­ Bowles has not conftrmed It. but To Women With FUEL. AND WIDE VARIETY - ALWAYS FRESH gation comlnlttee was appointed iS rW lf the Time the Seif Sendee YYay GOLDEN JUST REDUCED It Is assumed generally that he is Rev. Forrest Musaer,sser, chairman Nagging Backache ^ RANGE OIL ^ ' i f ■ , , "JUW IS NATIONAL DAIIIY AAONTH" . keeping In close touch. with his of the survey com m R ^, stated no FINAST SUPER MARKET -TREE RIPENED 29-O ZTIN. party here bepause he wants the site was recomme'nded, but the ■ SLICED or HALVES ...... ■ nrO tfflTT^ m nO N A l DAW^^^^ commlUw ' was ready To'place one" I IM r 'M Am STiaSET, MANOttEfl'rEft nomination for Governor In 1954. liee4«eKM end dluinen nuiy be due to elow* . THE FRESHEST, MOST ECONOMICAL BUYS. The term o f Governor John Lodge, before a building committee. A diowB of kidney function. Doctors eey rood LABOE FREE PARKING AREA FOR TOUR vote showed that few of those kidney function to rery Important to rood OIL HEATING Republican who beat Bowles In keaHli. When eome everyday oondiilon.eucA SHOPPING CONVENIENCE i^ a n n tr J 2 u u i at oCowtr Prices! 1950, has two more years to run. present -were opposed to a new aa atrecn and etrain, cauaae tbto ImjMrtant EQUIPMENT riNAST jFOOO VAtlM AND fLAYUt _ Tbs only thing not set In ad­ school, and it was passed. function toclov down.many folkeeuSernay. Schaeffer Motlans oina baekaehe~-feet mlierable. Minor blad« vance o f the convention ' Is the oer Irrltatlone due to cold or wrong diet may if MIRABa • SUGAR AND ORANGES • JUST REDUCED BITE SIZE . nomination of a candidate to op­ - Allan Schaeffer moved that the eauae fetUny up niyhte or f requentpaMayca. Estimates On Request CHEESE FOdD pose U. 8. Representative-at-large school building committee be com­ Dm H neylect your kidnaya if theae eondU m s m f/ 2LBJA R A BARGAIN ih GOOD NUTRITION Antoni N. Sadlak. Republican, who posed of members of the Board of U bother yon. Try Doan'a Pllto~a mild CALL Orange Marmalade 3 9 . ChiAeniwSea Tuna 'm '34. ■StTi- Education and the Board of Se­ diur^o. Uaed aueeeaafoUr by mlUlona for y*- --: . Is up for reelectlon. Stanley J; over 10 yeara. It'a amaalny how many Umaa TESTED BY BETTY CROCKER STAFF BARLEY - OATMEAL * RICE . ROTATE FOR VARIETY .it. SPKIAL LOW PIICII Prlbyson of Hartford, ex-president lectmen. 7*hia brought protests and Doan*a ylve happy rellaf from thaae dtocome 2.12B7 31 ' ■ ' differences of opinion. William forta—halp thalamilMof kidneirtubea and AU o f the Connecticut Young Demo­ ten fluab out waate. Get Down e PUto today! INNERSPRINB T b i u e s T P ' S crats. appeared to have the most SA M B TOP q u a l it y !A Biscjuick THE ‘'12-IN-r MIX 40O Z PKG 4 5 . Gerber $ Cereal 2 Skgs 31< support for the nomination. There 2-LB L O A F ' YOU SOME TO t A PRODUCT OF THE CHR. HANSEN LABORATORY _?re hi .Jea^ three other aspirants. MATTRESSES VANIUA OR CHOCOLATE ...... '' The edacQbn o f a national com­ Nationally Advertiaed Makea. TMe SOFT TENOi mitteeman and national commit-1 See the Famniu Label* on E$SY BREOn Junket Freeiing Mix kJ |3. Junket Fudge Mix 1 7 0 Z P K G 3 2 . w h it e ■ COLORED • PIMENTO teewoman may or may not provide I Every Mattreaa! a disturbing note at what prom­ Sfhlff BUEAO i A RELIABLE BRAbiD « MUCH IN DEMAND KRETSCHMER'S FOR SNACKS ises to be a harmonious conven­ F U L L and T W IN SIZES $100.00 Loaf Cheese OR HORS O'OEUVRES *'• tion. The Incumbents, Paul Con­ '•tsm , nery of Norwalk and Mrs. Mary $1*5-^ lynden “oned Turkey 5y«ozjAR53c Value* to $29.50. Wheat Germ nozM>29. UCENTIY REDUCED • RICH, MILD CHEDDAR rUVOR Flynn of Southington, are out of While They ljuit! ...... $ lM - « favor with the party organisation J __ ...... $148.66 53 and due to be replaced. 8-Fc Be*. $15831 Kraft Vefveeto u c The' matter could be settled Valuea to $34.50...... M n .i’ OllVE PIMENTO • K5R APPHIZERS, PARTY SNACKS quietly at a meeting of national While They Laat! $20 convention delegates after the Kraft Cheese Spread 2^s49c ' State conv«ntlon', -tsiif -a' resotuttoh' Values to $44JH). k a . a , A DEIKWT TO REAl CONNOISSEURS from the convention floor favor­ While They Last! _ E E *^*aft domestic 4o z pkg ing some candlclate for one, or .the $25 Camembert 3 Sc other of the poets cbiild touch off suas cleanly- SPREADS EASILY ~ a fight. « « 6 M I Former State Representative Borden Chateau 24$ loaf 99c Dorothy Satti of New London and Choice Native Pouliry"^ PASTEURIZED PROCESS John Golden of New Raven have DATED DAILY been prominently mentioned for TO INSURE FRESHNESS M a v o M a ts ? Borden's, Gruyere 4o z p k g 3 9 c The convention opens at 8 p. m., *««f«AtryouN^ (e.d.L) tomorrow In Buahnell Me- a b ig v a l u e morilM Hall where two weeks ago f a v o r e d t o r f l a v o r SPKIAL PRICI A U WmC - REGULAR PRICE 17c Of LA T(Nf Republicans named a 22-vote dela- ® ° C O S T \ | Q finer VALUE^ J c llo B0il ButtPay Sn ^ o w n ! n tio n fa-vorlng General Dwight S M C iA L f l a v o r s —^ R ic pifQj iasenhower and nominated W il­ BROILERS, FRYERS, R0AST|R^ FOWL LOAF JMILLBROOK CLUB liam A. Purtell. Hartford manu- S B PALE DRY ilLt iPOOLm TO COOK I ,ton. FRESH TENDER - REGULAR PRICE JB7c ’ q u a r t j a r ^ W arn ■II OR GOLDH4 ' The keynote address of Senator • . ' ‘ '7 • • a aou# MB|A(i S 3 j . Hubert. Humphrey o f Minnesota Is $Pieee Ghronw ( MANY OTHER" " :280ZBTLS"*S^ _ scheduled for 8 p. m. Macaroon Cups of«23« POPULAR FUVORS" -jcenlenls only e i i i K * The state convention- will be of­ Buy Your Choice Paris 3 fered a proposed lUatfonh which Kifehsn Set AN AFTER MEAL DELIGHT • REGULAR PRICE 3 *C k® Cream Stmtlilmf ^Itm! w u n o r e o '*^ p k g y contains a qualified promise of Democratic support to Governor I «l«w;®yS5S9sv Dayatrom, H ow ell,' Arvin, Plus your MILLBROOK CLUB HANDIPAK Lodge's Republican .administra­ BREASTS, L e g s , w in g s , g Ib l e T s Douglas, Lloyd, Virginia. Raisin Cluster »'='< 33< tion in tax matters. House, Empire, Lewiaburg m.-- " ...... PIACHIS 120ZITLS Democrats would be pledged to and Many, Many (Mhera. SUNDAY IS FATHER'S DAY •• BUY A frozen S t o 6 coMaeH only aD «D C support "such necessaiy tax In­ tW Y O B tn n " creases proposed by the (Jovemor LIVERS, BACKS AND NECKS Values to $19.5() EACH - as seem moat fair and equitable While They Laat Father's Day Cake 89< 30< provided that all reasonable econo­ $35 ‘ . JUST REDUCED - '«-ozpkg3 2 c mies in state government have $1U0.UU FOR A REAL FLAVOR LIFT ®»rMafcwri», inast I ; * ® been effected." 5 p r i n c ? $129.64 Values to $89.95 '• - O Z r ;*, SunJaf P The tentative platform, IN SEASON, NOW! $158.88 While They Laat made public yesterday, proposes , u IS b - fU l- e i $45 UPTON'S TEA .’ ALL POPULAR BRANDS . many governmental reorganisation Take time by the forelock—enjoy these Sp ri^ $156.65 Values to $99.50 measures designed to promote ef­ fries ? £: S" r-' IIIS-BO Eas}^ Credit Terms f l A B AO S a N 0 F | Q 3 ficiency and economy. Fryers for dinner while they ore at their per­ r 10PKGS le T a # The platform takes Issue with $55 PKG first n a t io n a l stores Lodge on the Fairfield county fection. We seincted the s t ^ from which thny Tables with plastic tops, OF 48 5 8 < ~l throughway question. The gover­ poreelaln tops, wood tops nor has Instructed the Highway were bred, then selected these Fryers from that and- Formica top$_thsl are department to proceed with the 9x12 Ft. Reg. $149.9$ atain, alcohol, q^ld' and hdat immediate construction of the alt selected brood. If oR that sounds expensive, it 9x12 Ft. RBG. $69.50 J 4 id .65 resistant. 4 niatrhing chrome purpose throughway to relieve chairs In bright color*. Corned Beef Hash KARO SYRUP GORTON'S GOLDEN CbOKIES PREM SWIFT'S V ; congestion on the Boston Post Is net! IT it suggests yeed eating—it should! ORIENTAL TYPE RUeS 4 4 ^ ^MIRASHEEN” RUBS TREET SWIFTNING road. A IM O U rS ARM OUrS CODPISH CAKIS ASSOKTM) s w v r s MIATS iO l DAIMS ' The Democratic platform would RB LASa 24-ozm23c postpone construction "until the 3-U TIN LB TIN General Assembly has the opporr. 160Z TIN nUE LAIEL i40ziTL23t lOOZTIN 2 1 c. 12 0ZPKG 2 9 c 12 0ZTIN 4 5 c 75c 27c 2 3H OZ TINS tunity to- reconsider the entire ' 120ZTIN 45c 39c project." leieBOieew we— — — eeeeeneeeneaNiMi The new Democratic State Cen­ FARM FRESH EG ^ A ILY ELLIS BROS. FURNITURE tral committee la slated to meet Immediately after the convention. "sUNKIST GERBER'S The prospects are that John M. (No. Main BROADCAST DELRICH CHIFFON C A L O •: ■AKY POODS AAAZOLA OIL AERO WAX Bailey will be reelected state 1180 MAIN ST., HARTFORD-NEXT TO CAPITOL MOTORS St., Hftd.) C o N cm rtA T i CORNB) am HASH MAIQAIINI DOOPOOD chairman, a post he has held since Mn«bMt4r CMtor*N«xtDMrlo SMnHttbuck, SOS Mill St, PLAKIS 1948. oiRANGEAOE a o z h n IS c S T R A n iilO 4 4V. OZ jars ) 9 c Reliable sources say that Mrs. QT 59c PT 31c QT 4 9 c PT 2 9 c nWhoM M$9I - 0|Mi Thandai 7H S P. a ’ 5 0 Z TIN 4 0 c 2 5 5 c LGE PKGS 15H O ZTW I d c Gertrude O'Donnell o f Litchfield LEM ONADE «o z t in 14c O fO PPEO ^ 7v. o z j a r 15c 2 55c will be named vice chairman to OPEN DAILY 9 A.M.~9 P.M. DURING SALE r . ' ^ -1 n ' /L . 1 ■ncoeed Mra. Batt^ who does not

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Jf ■ X oopr 0 M>8 iN0 r o o t " CLASSIFIED ADVf. HON. THRU FBI. DEPT. HOURS: 10:80 A. M. “ 8ATCRDAP 0 A. M. REMEMBER - . V, 4, 1" 8:1S A. M. to 4:30 P. M. Classified Advertisements ^ ' ...... •OTHER ADVS. ON PAGE 18- IN MAhiQHESTER I'T'S f Houses for Ssi^ 72 Suburbsn for Sale > 75 Garden— Farm— Dairy Household Goods 51 Wsnted to Rent €8 A PLACE WITH HEAVEN Products 50 ENGINEER and wifa would like MANCHESTER —Cap* Cod, nln* BOLTON—Four rooms down, two KENMORE Deluxe waahlnr m*’ ON EARTH unfinished up. Oil heat, artesian dhlne. . Excellent, condition... Roar four .room .upfurnieljtd ,i»p.frt„«n,4»Kt months old. Four down, two par­ pUrrCHAHD Bme 14 X 25 living room with fire­ AN AGENCY with a list of ready AliP Soper one le G toop 4 ef $80 PROFIT. TOATS ALL 660 CENTER STREET — TEL. 2-1046 2-9141. 117 East Center Street place, full-sized dining room, at­ buyers waiting for 4^ 5, 6, 7 WE RE MAKING STORE BUILDING for sale To be tractive den, modem cabinet kitch­ room and 2-famlly houses. Call x , _ Last week A&P thrilled milliorts of families with the best news they h&d ■A&P continues its campaign of cutting food bills "with more and more items Mr. Albert Give* Y m ja BrtakM ELECTRIC Range. Baey waaher, removed from premlae*. Size J9’ ! Phona 7426 en, downatalra. all tile lavatory, Bornhelm A Smith, Agents. 6946- Hie O.P.S. S ROOMS f u r n it u r e refrigerator, oil drum with pump. X 17’. Phone 2-3324. three bedrooms and all tile bath. 6716. heard in months •with the announcement that hundreds and hundreds c! below celling prices. How does A&P do It? By "’working hard and saving" WITH AN Moving. Call 3034. - . . EAST' SIDE — Three bedroom You’ll also enjoy the wide breeze­ b l e c t r ic refrigerator FOR SALE Or to rent, for bust home. Geiseroas cloaeti. Large way and make good use pf the two- FOR QUICK RESULTS in selling Heos ood ood of Hie Ipeef ref- items v7ere pric(^ lower than O. P, S. ceilings at A&P Super Markets. ____so that A&P customers (jet more for their money. ness purposes. House, six rooms •living, room with fireplace. Oil r a n g e a n d WASHING Machinery and Tools 52 car fully plastered attached ga­ your pr6perty call Suburban m a c h in e With Improvements together with hot water heat. Basement laun­ rage with loft. ’The children and Realty Co., Realtors, 541 Main BEDROOM SUl’TE USE BOG harrow, mowers, . aide frame building suitable for small dry. Aluminum door* and screens. grown-ups too will appreciate the street." Call 8215. UVINO ROOM SUITE rakes, hayloadera. Selection factory or storage, (about .4,000 Newly decorated Inside and out 190 X 26$ lot with many apple d i n e t t e SET. RUGS, Farmalls, Allls-C^almer*, Oliver aq. ft.) Area zoned for Industry. Owner transferred. Call Madeline trees and other aheubs. You must SELLING YOUR Property? Con­ pHeeo of c i food'i TABLES Edward J. Holl, 1009 Main street. Smith, Realtor 2-1642 or 4679. see this home In order to see all tact the Ellsworth Mitten Agen­ Septic Tanks Cleaned COME SEE THE STORE-WIDE SAVINGS YOU CAN MAKE ON HUNDREDS tractors. Term#. Dublin Tractor UNOLEUM. KITCHEN Cp., North Windham Road, Wll- the good points for making this the cy, or any Manchester Real Es­ CABINET llraantlc. 3-3217. ------SPECIAL ------ideal home. All windows are cop­ tate concern because it stands to Coll Manchffster's Sewerage Specialists EVERYTHING FOR ONLY Houses for Sale 72 per -weatherstrlppcd Silent-Type. reason that they know Manches­ $375 — SEE THE NEW Ferguabn *lde Water plpea are copper. Hot water ter property best. Gall the EU» O f OTHER ITEMS PRICED BELOW O .P.S. CEILINGS N O T SHOW N HEREI That’* right, I eald $378 for every- FIVE ROOM single, ranch-type, Snug, homey, six room authentic worth Mitten Agency. 6930 X delivery rake at Midway Garage, Cape Cod on lovely Porter Street heating', plant with circulating 1123 Main street, South Glaston­ hot water heat with oil, fireplace, pump, cast Iron convector type rer SAVE TWO WAYS: Custom built feature*. Cabinet WANTED—Your property to sell, O^LY ONE, OF THEBE bury,.. Conn. . Phono .Glastonbury one. car. garage, la.rge Jqt nicely cessed. radlatora and. oil .burner.. <1) l o w ' p r i c e ...... the most modern equlpmr^ and mar So. hurry up. call me on the phone landscaped. Reduced to $13,poo. "Kltehen; dining room-,: Hvlng- room, Reliable buyers"Waltfiig' with cast " A f c r s - ''' A G r r O.P.S. 3433. Home of the Ferguson 30, fireplace. Three bedroom*, tile Automatic domestic hot water chlnery in Connecticut makes possible a BETTER JOB at a 0 . f . S . A t r s 0. 2. S; a. f. s. I’ll *how It to vo«i whenever you aay 8. A. Beechler, Agent. Phone for four, five, six, seven room sin' bath, 1 garage, automatic oil hot year around. School bus stops at LOWER PRICE. SEE TKE DIFFERENCE. CEILING LOWIR SEETHE DIFFERENCE CEILING L O W iI SEETHE d iffe r e n c e ! cf lime LOWIR SEE THE d iffe r e n c e ! CEILING LOWIR — SURE IT’S USED 6960. comer of Sunset and Cheatnut Hill. gle and two-farolly In Manche's- ’(2) A o u R j o b is ENGINEERED . . . all septic tanks. Drain­ ":i:.BUTTr8'Wt300Dfl«APB ' Musical' Instruments... S3 »ater.: .beat. Near.... .school. ... land­ ' ter,' Bolton, -Coventry -and' Vernon. MICE P ilC I MICE P tlC i nicf NICI PUCE PRIOI scape. Immedtate occupancy. NfTw 'Iow 'dbWh ' payment now puli' age' and sewer'fIne*''are 'Thslaned 'under We walchluT 'super­ — IT’S WOR’TH AT LEAST $875 MANCHESTER—Lovely six-room this home within easy reach of the Finances arranged. Howard R vision of a Drainage Engineer. RESULT: You are protected — I’LL OIVE YOU LOW TERMS NEW USED, Rentals. Reeds, dwelling on beautifully landscap discriminating buyer. Priced at Hastings. Phone 2-1107. 1 QtUOI against costly blunders . . . A BIG SAVING. An engineered job < DRESSINGS-OLEO EACH 3 2 ' JAMS CANDY — I’LL mVE YOU FREE. strings, mutes, stands, acces­ ed lot. Fireplace, Insulated, steam . Real Value For $14,700 $22,9(^ for immediate sale and oc­ gives you LASTING AND SATTSFACTORV RESULTS. Pintoppie Juice IIIBY'S CAN EACH 2 9 ' STORAGE sories. Repairing, Certified In- heat, porch, basement garage. cupancy. Reason for sale, owner 12 OZ irtructlon, Mutio for . all occas- HAVE MANY DESIRABLE u c h ' — I’LL GIVE YOU FREE Good occupancy. For further In^; Offer Considered has accepted position In New Ann Pngt Moyonnoise' EACH 1 8 ' EACH Gold Seal Prune Juice SOT Each 3 3 EACH 3 1 ' ^ Ann Page Blackberry 3 9 ' E A C « 3 r Gum Slicos WORTHMORE RKO tACH 21 DELIVERY ■ions. Ward Krauae, 87 Walnut formation contact Alice Clampet, Jersey. CUSTOMERS LOOKING FOR 12 01 12 OZ I’ll ahow It you during the day 8336. Realtor. 2-4543. “ Phone Owner 2-2622 FAIRLY PRICED HOMES.' Be Sate! ...Be Sure! I' ' Ann Pngt Mayonnoist ; EACH 3 0 ' EACH^^ Sunsw M t Prune Juice SOT EACH 1 5 ' EACH 1 4 ' Ann Page Cherry EACH 32' each2 9 ' Woilhmoro Gum Drops RKO lACH 20 nr evening—If you have no mean* HENRY ESCOTT AGENCY MORTGAGES ARRANGED o f tran»portatlon. I’ll aend my car t SPINET Bargain! Just taken MANCHES'TER - Six-room hon# A’rrRACTIVE 4-Room Home. CALL Werthmer* EACH 5 2 ' 4 9 *^ 3 5 ' 3 4 ' EACH 3 9 ' ' EACH 4 for you. bring you to the atore and In trade a hard to find used spinet, In nice condition. Oil heat, auto­ Garage. Comer lot. Near new Henrv and ’Thelma Jeffries EaCott CALL 8009 Ann Pngt Mayonnnist ^ ea c h "* » Sunsweet Prune Juice ' EACH’ Red Raspberry Tmi EACH 42' Aisortod Jolly Roils I I I RKO lACH 35 back home. No obligation. been excellently cared for. Rea­ matic hot water, ample Insula- school, hu* and store*. Largs 266 High Street West, Manchester PHONE ME IMMEDIATELY. I’ll sonably priced for Immediate sale. tfon, storm windows, screens and A sde trees. Direct from owner Telephone Manchester 3683 H B. GRADY THE McKin n e y BROS. Kraft Mayonnoist EACH 3 8 EACH’. 3 7 ' M CP Brand Lemon 1 0 ' 9 ' Ann Page Grape EACH 24' EACn 2 3 ' COOKIES SHOW IT TO YOU DURING DAY Low down payment and 3 years combination doors. Nice lot with Must he seen to be appreciated OR EVENING. I CAN SHOW BY to pay or dlscoimt for cash. MANCHESTER— ’Three bedroom ANN plenty of trees. Full price, $12,- Phone 2-2481. SEWERABE DISPOSAL COMPANY o ck EACH 1 5 ' Ann Poge Grope EACH 43' “ appointment ONl.Y. Please call Collect for demon' . 200. Alice Clampet, Realtor. 2- house. New waler. pipes, oil Ti'e'al, SELLING OR BUYING S I I Drtsiing PAGE Hi-COrangeade^ EACH 39 ' Nobisco Ritz i a c h 3 7 ' EACH’ FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE atratlon appolnti^ient, Gone Plano 4543. SIMPLIFIED LIVINQ—Early oc­ full cellar, garage. Lot 50 x 150. DRAINAGE and SEWERAGE ENGINEERS ANN cupancy, 5»room. home with Full price. 39,500.. Exclorive with Prompt, Courteous MR. ALBERT. HAR’TFORD 8-0358 Company. 6t7 Asylum -atreet, - 130-132 Pepri Streep M(emchest«— W^^^ 5308 Sdod Brassing PAGE EACH Swoot Reolomon < EACH* EACH" --.PEANUT BUTTER « c h 3 2 ' COUNTRY-LIvlng-wltli- city-con­ -breakfast nook. - Convenient to Schwarta-Real Estate. Manches­ ------Service ' Nobitcufig Jimiblof Hartford 8>.6696. NUIUY 1 IS 1 PT 2 02 I j c ANN 111 I OZ A f t e r 7 p ^ 4«-46fto venience*. Six room single, large bus and stores. Madeline, Smith ter 8274, Hartford 5-5138. ' #- __ I . . J . I ___ FILIORH CBtMI 4M OZ i n a r g o n n o coiored rkg EACH 21 2 P08 Bordo Tongorine CAN 2 * 0 . 2 1 ' Peanut Butter RAGE JAE EACH 62' lACH 5 7 f l •anawicnn nahsco rko EACH 2 7 ' X_WB—E—R—T— 8 lot. Excellent repair. H. B. Grady. Realtor, 2-1642 or 4679. JEROME AGENCY GULBRANSEN Piano and bench, Phone 8009. SIX FINISHED rooms, epotless Colwtd - All swirf 1 Q T 14 OZ CEEAMVar 12 OZ I M O Z 43 ALLYN ST„ HARTFORD Phone 2-3151 Margarine 2 9 ' 2 p p a 5 5 ' 2 6 ' EACH 2 3 ' f ea a L U e OOLDW »UOAR good condition. Phone 2-0318. BRAND NEW CAPE COD condition. Oil burner, screens and ILUC 80NNET PKG ^ACH Bordo Tangerine CAN P e t e r P a n CRUNCHY JAR EACH 37' ia c h 3 5 ' V O O M M I NABIBCO PKO EACH 2 7 EACH' Open Any Eve. By Appointment NEW FIVE-ROOM RANCH— storm windows, cabinet kitchen, Waterbufy, New Haven, Meriden Country setting. HeaLa-lator oak floors, full cellar, picnic REAL_ ESTATE 414 OZ , Brick frpnt, four room* and bath FRUITS, ..JUICES ? k i P P y . .L CREAMY « C.RDNCHY JA°* «ac« 4 4 '= 4 1 ' Nobisco OrtoCriam ' ■‘■Wsntcfl— To Buy 58 rtrepls'ce. Lot 215x810 ft.' Early downstairs, one room, finished and ■grove, ' iargfe landscaped lot'. iJlIlililyliRTO SPAGHETTI tS: M AC 34 FATHER'S DAY. occupancy. Jerome Agency, lavatory upstairs, t-arge shed Owner, Manchester 2-1837. REQUIRES 16 iuo; WAN’TBD—Used furniture. Uv- 2-3151. doi'mer, fireplace, back porch. Nice A&P Applofouco CAN ANN 1 IB Sultana Peanut Butter • j*! EACH 43' 4ACh 3 9 ' Spicod Jumblit NABISCO RKG EACH 27 Ing room, bedroom, kitchen or OUR LOSS—Your gain. Leaving EXPERIENCE E A c n i r GIFT SUGGESTION Houses for Sale -72 location, near school. For the New Home 116 4 OZ Elbow Mocoroni PAGE PKG entire household*. Let us make town and happy four room Cape ANN 316 CHEESES EACH 1 0 ' you an offer. ’The Woodshed. Appiti ktCED COiASTOO CAN EACH Bornuffl Anlm ol n a h sc o* « g°* Lamps, smokers, radios, TV, ARTHUR A- KNOFLA Cod with expansion attic and as well as Old Elbow Mocoroni PAbE PKG EACH ' e a c h 4 9 ' Phone 2-3184. 189 AUTUMN ST. garage. On exceptional lot. Quiet If you decide to Bell, 116 2 OZ BORDEN’S 7 34 0Z contour, lounge and aun Realtor One Pla Appios . CAN ' ANN PAGE C h a te o U CHEESEEOOD •ACH l a 0 9 i u c h 9 9 ' Cbocoloti Chip NABISCO PKO e a c h 2 6 ' EACH' location. Don’t mlas this. Call you’ll want to a.ssure EACH 20 1 8 ' EACH 1 7 ' chairs. Stop in and see our ex­ Five room custom built Cape 875 Main St.-^rEst. 1921 S p a g h e t t i REGUIAR 6r THIN PKG CHEE4E Rooms Without Board 69 2-9185...... - ...... yourself of the most re­ ISOZ cellent selection. God and garage. Living room 24’ OOiPioBluobonriH CAN EACH 2 9 ' EACH ANN PAGE 3 IB Krnff I VeIvNta FOOD ACH 1 * 1 0 b a c h 9 9 ' Nabiuo lorno Doonot EACH 31. Y»hone Office 8440 liable real estate jiounsel 5 2 ' e a c k 4 9 ' ROOM FOR RENT — Near the long with fireplace. Cabinet kitch­ S p o g k e t t i REG AND THIN PKG en with hreakfaat nook. Large available: May we sug­ .SPECIAL 1 16 Center, Gentleman preferred. 37 Evenings 2-.1938 or 2-4276 Lots for Sale 71 C&S Boysonbtrrifi CAN ANN PAGE 1S’.4 0Z C h e d -0-|it Cheese Food EACH O B ' Ginger Snaps OldFaahtonad PKO CHAMBERS FURNITUjtE lavatory with built In cabinets and gest that you call us. EACH 3 4 2 * 0 . 2 5 ' Foster aireet.'- Phone 8331. THURS., FRI., s At . S p a g h e t t i PREPARED CAN 444 OZ At The Green closets. Two 19' twin size bed­ Home Listings Wanted NORTH COVENTRY — Desirable You’ll like our sincere ap­ 1 II4 0 Z C" Kroft Old Engliik DOUBLE ROOM FOR RENT. room* with bath, recreation room home sites, half acre and larger. A&P C h^os CAN EACH 4 2 ANN PAGE 22 OZ EACH 2 9 m c h 2 8 ' Vanilla W afers NAIIKO PKG Open 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. WEST SIDE!—Six room Cape Cod. proach to your real esr S p a g h e t t f prepared can EACH 2 * 0 , 3 5 ' Conveniently located. - Phone In,basement. Direct from owner. Plartercd wall* and oak floor- Natural shade. Black road, elec­ 10 Gal. Reg. $12.95 4 0Z 6 0Z tate problem. Phone Kroft Cheese & Bocon d ic h 2 9 ' Evenings 7 :30 to 8:30 2-4700. - Ing-throughoutr-ceramictUa bath, tricity and telephone. Reasonable. Chorrios AST06IA MA6A3CHINO CAN EACH 1 7 ' Franco Amarictn 1534 OZ u c h 2 8 Criipe doom W affiis PKO — $ 1 0 ,0 5 MCH 1 5 ' 2 ^ 2 9 ' ....— lavatory, flreplace, vestibule, ■ Owner, ■C6veiilry'T-6658...... 1 ...... U6 S j M t b e t t j ...PREPARED____ _ -OHBPa -f-T— ROOM IN Rockville, euitable for Franco Amorictn 1 I I 4 OZ Kraft Roko u c n 2 r R C. A. VICTOR radio and phono­ three dormers, hatchway. Top ’TWO E3CCELLENT Residential Chorries A3T06IA MARASCHINO CAN e a c h 5 3 ' tA^TT Engliih Style PKG each’ > T ^ graph combination table model, gentleman. Prlvahe lavatory. 15 Gal. Reg. $14.95 S p a g h e t t i PREPABED CAN EACH 22' EACH 2 1 ' -.Light.. h.ou.*ekeeplng _ privilege*. Phone 3116 condition. One-car oversize ga­ Building Lots, 100’ or 125x200’. JARyiS_RE/LTY ____ RED SOUR 1 I I 2 OZ 11$ Play* 10” - and -12’-".r*oord». Ton* Kraft CoL Americon EACH 3 7 ' ia c m Central iocatfoh. Write Box P, rage; ■ Exclusive with Henry -E^' Inquire 940 "Middle turnpike east. - $12.05 - lend Chorrios FITTID CAN EACH 2 4 ' 3 6 Criipo Fig Bors . PKO E A C H a i ' “ each-4|>ina on 313,500. DAD WILL GET BAKERY PRODUCTS each side. In good condition. aO RlOA SEEULtih-SIZE 80'i G. B. refrigerator snd Caloric Phone 2-0384 or 7856. MANCHESTER-5 room Colonial. The Finest I BLCXK STYLE ■ Nice yard. Very reasonably CANNED nSH gas range. Call Coventry 7-6710. Nearly new,, 200 ft. lot Full fea­ BONE IN ‘ lb6 5 ' JANE BETTER-LOOKING MOUNT NERO, SPRING STREET GRAPEFRUIT 5 >« 28* CHUCK ROAST PARKER between 4 and 9 p. m. FOR SALE OR RENT—Lake Po- priced at 310,000. One aide will tures—'$14,900. Raitii Braid Cotopaug, East Hanipten. Year be vacant upon sale. T. J. Crock­ Design FULLY RIPENED-JUM80 SIZE 36'b Pink Salmon coidstream 'citj EACH 56' MANCHES’TER—5 room ranch. IE O ..E REFRIGERATOR, good con- ’round; all. electric, fiirnished. ett, broker, phone 5416 or resi­ Nice location, large lot—$14,900. SHAVES.EASIER BONZLESS CHUCK 79’ B a j I f - I______SOMESTRIKI 7 0Z OaraRwi Pocm Rtllt ditloh. Can be seen at 18 'jkotter Water frpnt cottage. Phone 7116 dence 3751. MANCHESTER — 6 room brick Workmanship CANTALOUPES ua.38' SUPER-RIGHT-7 IN. CUT itta Maimon medium can EACH 3 9 ' after 4:30. ------:------• SUNDAY, JUNE 15th, 12-.30 P. M- street. ^ home. Many features— $17,500. CALIFORNIA CLOSE TRIMMED L lO O c ' LB Biinrt Liytr Oakt IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Material RIB ROAST 75’ a . J CaalaasAB SOMaTRIKI 1 11 COMBINA’nON Gas and oH kttch- Attractive ■ four-foom home, ex­ MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape nea saim on m*oium 2an EACH 66 ' Cod. Remodeled, cabinet kitchen. CONTRIBUTION $1—CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE JSUPER-RIGHT STEAK en range, cream and green Wanted to Rent 68 pandable second floor. ’Thermo- BING CHERRIES .$45* CLOSE TRIAAMED 1 . 1 . 2 0 LB C a k t enamel. Call 6087 anytime. seal (Windows and doors, shade Pull cellar. O. I. poaslbtltlei THIS WILL BE MANCHESTER’S MOST COLORFUL PORTERHOUSE 1.19 Suhono Stondord ^ n 3 1 ' ADVANCE RENT! — Business $12,500. 'Cuttinib i(p| o n e in our own CALIFORNIA BEAUTIES trees. Price $11,900. Down pay­ OUTDOOR SPORTS SHOW OF THE YgAR lUiOZ PRICES S H O W N IN THIS A D G O O D O NLY IN A&P SUPER *V4 YEARS OLD Frlgidalre, 7.7 couple deaire 3, 4 or 5-room BOLTON—S room ranch. Large shop fromfr'dm the rough stone ASSORTED LI I ment '$2,500. 25-year mortgage. 69’ Dofflfstii; SordinM Admiral CAN cu. ft.. Glenwood combination gaa apartment. September occupancy. lot, 35 gal. well, new, high aiid to the finished memoriak DON’T MISS IT! PLUMS 6 FOR 25' COLD CUTS MARKETS-EFFECTIVE IN THIS COMMUNITY & VIONITY Call New Britain 4-1821, collect. Call Madeline Smith, Realtor, BELTSVILLE 4-6 LBS DE JEAN 5 OZ and oil range, in good condition, 2-1642 or 4679. scenic—$16,950 CALIFORNIA VALENCIAS 1100; Florence space heater, three TURKEYS READY-TO-COOK LB 75’ Largo Shrimp *ANCY CAN EACH SCHOOL TEACHER and wife de- BORNHIEM and SMITH A COMPLETE ACCREDITED HORSE SHOW year* old. good condition, $30. MANCHEISTER—Four rooms fln- 0 RAN6 ES 5 .a'c49' EQUIVALENT T O 6 T O 9 LIS REGULAR, R O UN D DRESSED A T 59c LB MEDIUM 50Z slre 4 or 5-room unfurnished rent. Phone 6946_or 6718 Cot, suitable for summer cottage. Phone 2^598. •- lahed, two unflntsbed. Will sell MANCHESTER CLASSES: EQUITATION, THREE GAITED, FIVE M lUpa-Wlwla Biaa M Lb Avg. Ba i . » Suhona Shrimp FANCY Can Phone 2-3775. furnished, complotely, partially MANETUBSTBR—Duplex 5 and 4 GAITED,' JUMPER, WESTERN, HACK AND TRAIL stumi Wll- ** ' LI 10OZ WANTED—3 or 4 rooms unfur­ or unfurnished. 75 Bretton Road'. rooms, three blocks from Center. MEMORIAL BROILERS MAD^TaCTOK*^ I 65> I l.59’ Codfish Cokis ■EARDSIEY CAN USED SPEED Queen washing nished except for refrigerator Phone 8651. D id Mf-HKI AND MISCELLANEOUS ' ' WATERMELONS l. Si machine. Good working condi­ Large lot, enclosed porch, oil 84181 41$ II- EQUIVALENT TO 2H TQ 3H LBS REGULAR, ROUND DRESSED AT 43e LI and stove. Call The H erald- heat, automatic hot water, occu­ H O M E G R O W N tion. Call 2-2421 after 5 p. m. 5121. BRAND NEW—One four room Il4lf IIUIITI COMPANY ALL PROCEEDS FOR LOCAL LIONS PROJECTS IN­ Codfish Cakes SHREDDED CAN EACH pancy upon comiHeted sale. In­ MfftKB expandable. $10,400. Five room, A..AIMETTI, Prop. CLUDING : 1. Eye conservation program in Manchester FRESH BEHS 2.eHs15' ,L» IMG $c OOtlOEJ'l ' 11$ FOUR BURNER apartment s (« WANTED—3 or 4 furnished rooms spection by appointment. Howard C A rN JOHN HADDOCK p n u n 4 $12,700. Large lots. H. B. Grady. R. Haatinga. phone 2-1107. # ShaviagT* a Weeas aHcb this greaa Codfish Cokos illCK BOX EACH 4 8 ' EACH' gas range. Equipped for botUt by young atore executive and 8009. ^0OB.^EABL and HARRISON Schools; 2. Scholarships for Nurse Training; 3. Aid to gas. Call 2-8602, 21 Elisabeth wife. No' children. Excellent ref. •cw roMhiaetion . -. . aaaicr. faster, STREETS the Blind and Handicapped. raaaillaL Tm Laa OO.TON1 11 OZ c Drive. , DON’T WAIT — New SH-roora aaoce onereaift Get j t x u an today. y o o n i n M R f S PmCaakad PK8 8*04 erences.. Pltone Mr. Oddi, 2-4533. CUSTOM BUILT'0>Ionlai; large ranch. Three bedroomi. ’Tile bath, Oppoaite East Cemetery 35' lAOt 33 living room, flreplgce, cabinet TELEPHONE i v n Or 5307 i t 12 AXMINISTER rug, maroon oak floora, full basement. August '^%-l $50 REWARD! Couple with weU- kitchen, three bedrooms, two-car 13 occupancy. Reaaonablly priced. This Advertisrmont Spomtdml By badqground, coiuervativa floral bebaved 5 year old daughter urg­ garage. Beautifully landKtped. ARTHUR Open Sundqya y : tlasign^ $85. Cacelient condition. ‘"Waireij' Howland, Mancheeter BANTLY OIL C O .. INC., 331 MAIN 5TREET ently need 4 or 5 room unlurnish- Excellent neighborhood. $16,800. 8600. Irving L. Kelmaa * Co., DRUG STORE F b a u 8106. .•d apartment. Pbon* 2-9065. ^ Boy OUeet aad Sava Money Call owner 2-1827. Hartford 6-0826. ( MS MAIN 8T. • X - \ gz,Tr.T,T-.‘.-:c'.>?.'.-: srasw r736rcosfi^i?’Krsimam>s V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1962 PAGE FIFTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C O N N , THURSDAY, JUNE 12. 1952 Hornsby and Veeck Were yy— ion Pins First L. L. on ’s, 3-1 Sauer Certain to Win Plaee on Two Opposite Jndimduals By GAYLE TALBOT ! Herold Angie New York, June 12—<48—The ■ Red Case Presented Bob McIntosh Stops Moriarty** Will Clarke Medal. By wonder is not that Bill Vecck and | EARL W . YOST Cubs’ Fielder BoogH Out Three Porter’s Bas^-C l^kig Two Rofere Humsby fall out, but that 1 - George •■Red" Case; ouf- L-ing :to 20 Game Win Mark Gives Up But Bporta Editor their strange alliance lasted even standing three-sport star at as long as it did. Manchester High School, j-es- C r a c k s O u t Except for their mutual love for terdsy waif awarded the WH. Two Singles WEATRBB VQ; rACTOB “ 2 ; fHIOTR HERE AN D.TH ERE. s .5 to 2 W in fred- J. -Clarke 'medal during Dick Orabowakl, young right' baseball, Veeck, the ebiiillent How is th# Twilight BmodoUI Clara day exercises. The award hander from Norwich, has cojliwd ___ 1' young promotional genius, and NaHonal League Htandtnga. Loagtie drkwlhg at Mt. Hebo thta Three Homers made each year by the veteran W L Pet. eight straight gamea for Appleton BTANDINUH placed Bill Frey when he entered I'ESTEBDAY'S RESULTS ^Hornsby, the ateely-eyepitcher Charlie BinRhamtoD 8. Hartford 8, AssoclatH Press Sports Writer Ridges ...... nothing In common. U would be piled a good scholastic record FatrfleM Markets ....I 2 ,SSS vllle-Morlarty’a In a state aeml-pro Kuras balked In a run. He rer ReadinR 7. Elmira 6. as well as being outstanding In ...... •tonmey gan»e two 'years• ago- at ' 'No- -oae- -wMl -dare ■-aek"' Hank. P A w ..|lsmiU«a ...... - -nearly- Impossible- -to Imagine -two “fheae tw o queationa nave bSm Hamilton ...... 2 tired ■with' a* bad- stroulder "irt "tlw AB R H PO A B ... 'ktld'rtJir------naked repeateoly alnge the league the Oval. . Orabowakl la owned by ■ srtir'to sit out iSe 1952 All-SUr 2,'jo end of the frame and Ora Sja'rtin Vliilna. 3b ...... 4 0 0 13 0 Nati4»nal more opposite individuals. the Boston*Braves.. .Manager Lou BA’s ...... 1 Chicago 3. Philadelphia 2. Case played baseball, basket­ Bobby M c I n't o t h and the ‘ » started on May 14. Nine game, 'fha big fellow from Chl- McMeant, cf . . . ; ...... 3 3 I 0 1 0 Both were fully aware of this JBoudreait of Ihe Bed.lijnx has Inst Mpriarty's . , . ■...... 1 !200 ! **"**'’ ®‘* - / 4 0 PlttaburRh 5, Boston 0. ball and soccer during his high weather cooled off the red-hot t r - qHWi HWB tiatt cago standb out t^ a y as the lead- —— —BoldMo's,’ homae oam«/W lth -two. dur. M. c ’ F 4 4 4 r?e Zimmerman. Rochester 4. Ottawa 3. a broken arm a few days be- collections higher tnahan game ex- Totals ...... 29 5 6 21 8 1 of the Browns. victory moved the Legion Into sole lie Grimm are drawing down fat ing lineup. Shotton found himself Into a tie with P4W for second I :ilc>rcana rtrolled and pllferc^ Morlarty** Toronto ,1. Buffalo 2.- fore th* baseball season start- penses. SprinRflehJ at Montreal, pp. IN CHOOSING HORNSBY ed.Iast year Interfered with his possession of seconda place,pi one Weather for the first three sums from the Braves' front of­ without a ccnterfleldcr in his fnn- place. I therTreystone leading off Jn the AB R H rO A E plcked outfield of Enos Slaughter, 111. 2h ...... 0 1 STANDINGS the grim perfectionist, to handle being a three letter men- for game behind the previously un weeks of the season was the worst fice. However, Grimm la the only Porter's belt into left center oi> ^ h . Harold Lewis and Bolduc 3b ...... i 2 his team of rookies and cast-offs, { man with any say about the club Ralph Klner and Sauer. So he de- 'lined out to left. Bob Willis making Zlmnkvnian. lb Kaatern .three years. bc"tcn Gas House Gang. t tn the 20 year history of the T *l ■Vic Taggart's second pitch came, 0 0 5 W L Pet. OBL -V eeck seemed to this writer to be (fX I at this time although -hla status -Ci(M to bench Sauer...... a ■ great catoh oi> bewla' * long fouL .1. -2 -2 ...... ’27 J8-sMJt------BOTH PITCHERS went ths t ; IHfcull. 'aUf scheduled contffsU with two outs ■ and the base.s lomJi Ol'^kainric Albany thaking a determined and rather mute, unhampered by th* cool BoMty MrlMlaril may change In the next 24 hour's The wires sizzled with fiery pro­ ed on a pair of walks and an-'er- Kukulka reached on a bad throw 0 0 0 ^•henectady • , ...... 26 n .806 1 were postponed due to inclement testa from indignant Cub-fans. WilUa. If 0 0 3 ReaiiinR ...... 24 16 .600 IVi noble effort to cut the .buffoonery weather. McIntosh gave up only weather, including all three Sun­ .. .Mike Garcia of the Indians has rbr. •' All three runs werg un­ to hrst and Red Jacko walked. Dxtadul. Ft 0 1 8 ...... 33. 31 .638 kees, and that Rajah had Ignored They applied so much heat that Erlls. cf . w Binghamton and becorhe deadly serious when It- ♦wo hits, two walks, and hit one j day dates, and of the nine games not allowed a home run In 83 In­ earned. Porter came in replacing Glenn 0 0 5 Scranton ...... 30 19 .513 6 sulted his neer long cent Imported roster. Pratt, and terday. ■■ ■ " " s8§6- 16-• self to a deal of that kind, and per­ Hognsby-vHS'.told. Bill-,.and anyaae " ■CWCt'gO'' - Big' Bob Rirfh,' fit*-'; Human Sledge. Hammer Jake^ l^ i | '6 '~ conduct a tryout camp at Bulkeley Into rlljiht field that split the gar- fly balls, but the outfielders were ton 6. Moriartys 6; bases on balls. put ...... 14 40 .259 34 Whitney, the classiest dressed out- Sauer hammered three of Kura* 1. Tapeart .I. Martin 2; strike­ haps he should be given credit for else who ask'ed him that h«i would Danny Banivage, after hitting a MeCIsIn, rf ...... 1 0 6 6 0 0 ■n fit In the loop, and Hamilton, an- Stadium in Hartford on July 7, 8, deij.-t'enders and was poorly played Improperly positioned on Bolduc’s Ameriran baiting Chicago Gub right-hander, 1 Pdr.Us. If ...... Q 0 0 0 0 "cousin" Curt Simmons’ pitches outs, Kura* 1. Tapparl 2. Msrtlr 7 New , : . . . ..-27 •'•■27 18 .600 the try. run the Browns in his own .Way or leadoff double tn the fourth frame, 0 " other power on the field, have 9 with Jeff Jones In Charge. MAJOR LSAOUe a home run. homier and Porter’s double. hits off. Kuras 8 for I run in 3 In 6. Provo.t, if 1 0.0 1 6 0 -Into- the latt field..bleacher, area intn Boston “ 30 31 .588 "We'll have no trouble Rogers not St ail. It even was typed in is slowing up for the curv«t» and 1 Willing to Fight Anyone for scored on a passed ball and John­ Rnmsniev. »s ...... 1 0 0 1 1 1 -c™ .^,fy -few -falthful aupportenfr Hamilton -scored once in- -'-the — League... leading ■ -iUdgea- -and .»ilUM;. LMArtJu .3 -ittT.-1-.xuij-iu-*! -wild -Cleveland-—‘.-ry»g fTTL*v- ’ M —»5T7- for a 3-2 Cub win over the Phil­ pitches. Kuras. Msrtln: winntnif pitch­ and I."* Bill said seriously in train­ his- conlract-that- -“there-wouldn’t, ;thtni irwetl'bn the Toatf to hta flnit * ny -Aloeky'a infield fly - for -the Morlarty Brothers, showing sev­ first aided by three hits. Charlie Pratt A Whitney meet to decide WaahlnRton 34 » .511 be any of them midgets” on the ToUl* ...... 11 "a T li ~i 'i lies. Back in 1980 he also hit three Leaders er, Martin; umpires. Yost. Ramadell. Chicago ...... 36 36 .510 ing camp. "1 didn't hire him be­ victorious campaign to flvt sea­ only Goa House run. eral new faces to Twl League Veterans Favored McMeana laid down a perfect bunt first place tomorrow night. The Philadelphia ...... 7X21 23 .477 field while he was manager. When Detroll, June 12--ch,.... .26rysar-oU... — H rb-TIic SRme Fermula. -0 '-'0- O' t*" major league batter ever hit three International fi’nll'manager'fh th’e woidrHe'lI’run ■Veeck ■ctmidnf 'keep'his 'pan ortht" ------B.V Wayftide' !w L^' L I 'whV Imprd'v'es’ wU'h' age,''will'flghl'l ♦wm**' leondTf -dmitii* mm itsfreia first place occupants at this writ­ 111 U;S;OiKin Play BATIONAI, I.KAuyg.KAtiPg the hole to right for a hit and own a .2-1 mark. Rab Dumas, most bargain he brougtit a showdown. Rush has dripped with potentiality out* by Jimmy Bell and Nelionn. Lucs*, rf ...... 6 O ' 0 0 0 0 homers off the same pitcher In Montreal ...... 31 20 the club on the field and my job anyone "if there's enough cabbage ' Rlebird. mi ...... 1 0 0 0 2 ' ing. ate also a club with few Batllii(t—Saurr, Chli-ag«r■hlraKi .3.13; nm. The Gasmen tied It in the worked hurler In the league, will Rochester ...... 21 24 ..'16' ever since .he came up to the ^ b s Columhua, O.-^-INRA) Jer­ The game marked the second two different games. rock. Clhclnnall. .343; (jhikman. toll for the Ridges opposed, by Local Sport will, be to try to get him the play­ It was good to have him back There Isn't a team with a Banivet*, >b ...... a I I 0 3 o rooters. Dallas, June 12—WV-Two In­ 330; Rohlrsntv' Brooklyn, .339; second on stngle.s by Johnny Oka- Toronto ...... 30 24 .556'' ers he wants.” In the big leagues even for so short from Nashville In 1948. in It." And anyone Includes light; sey Joe Walcott's age Is, listed straight day that a first place ■rweri.y,-Ib ...... I 0 0 7 0 0 SAUF-R’S HOMERS were Iqadr York, Syracuse ...... 30 25 .545 perfect record In Manchester's heavyweight champion Joe Max- ' Twilight League otflctats * are truders, heat and Ben Hogan, off blows in the second, sixth and St. Lnuls, ;34s. nuk, new husky catcher who re- -Gharlle Kobllnskt or Bob Erlcaon. SprlnrleiT 23 37 .480 The evidence seems to be that! a time snd we hope it won't be his But National League hatters | j as’ !I8—going on 43. tei.m has received Its finil d'efeat. Karliialo'.. p ...... 3 0 0 t 1 " partly to blame for not meeting Runs—LocKman,/..... -LocKmany-'Sew York. 44; Wil­ Buffslo ...... 34 30 ,444 took a toe-hold on Bob'* blazing i Little League baseball program Im or challengers Sugar Ray R ob -: Msxie Roaenbiqom, 45, says (ffiahing. If 3 0.0 0 0 < threatened to Complicate matters eighth innings. In the third Inning, liams, New-Yorlc-Ml:,-<41 Sauer and Fonrty, Chatter the game's Barnum made a mighty' last visit. Tuesday the Red Sox knocked off Alntkr. lb ...... 3 0 0 1 I n . game expenses. Officials are not tpday as the familiar figures of he popped out. Chloaao, SOr -ROblnson. Brooklyn, 3.'. Ottawa ...... 23 29 . 442 effort. He remained amazingly Mai'ty Marlon, who takes over, fast ball W’ith the rrault he had a I this season. The Red Box Inson snd Rsn^y Turpin. • the hesvywfIgHt champion is a the Cards tn the Amsrlcsn Leagtit. nuatriann. e ...... 1 0 0 i 0 " Runs RatiM In—Sauer. Chlcazo. Hk; Baltimore ....s ...... 20 33 .377 3-11 record hla freshman year; bla.sted the Cardinals from the Naturally a title fight agsinit year older than he. rnndr.lll, r 1 0 0 3 0 0 Insistent that a representative golf's tournament trail began Despite the ' bombing, .Turk SECOND ROUND of play in the TODAY'S GAMES quiet while the Brownies made probably Is much better suited Tonight the Dodger* and the Barter, rt, et -...... 3 0 0 I 0 n from each of the two teams Involv- their annual quest for the biggest Thomeon, Wew Y'ork, 45: Campanella. Miller^s D efeat Frankie’s Rec Softball League gets um|er their fine early run snd permitted than Hornsby to the task of mana­ had 10-18 in 1949; 13-20 tn 1980; unbeaten ranks Tuesday night the winner of the June 23 Maxim- “ He was fighting when I Red Box cla»h In an "American Lown needed some honehead Phil Brooklyn^37: Hatton, Cincinnati. S6; Kaatrrn with a 12 tn 6 win, while last Robinson championship battle ■I ed In a scheduled game be on duty prize of 'all, the United States Imsc-runnlng and relief help from Snider.yBrooklyr, 35. way Wedne.sday "night at the BlnRhamton at Hartford (8 p. ra.) Jornaby to take the bows. It was ging Veeck. The great shortstop and 11-12 last year. ws*," recslla the former 17.8- League tilt at 6 o'cl<>ck at Me­ Tntala ...... 31 7 " i iii 1 0 at^the main entrance gate on Open championship. Htts'^.Sauer. • Chleazo. 70; Loekman. Charter Oak Lot.a. Attendance Rlmlr^i at Readinr.. not, in fact, until the post week­ has a sunny disposition snd no Manager Phil Cavaretta and night Morlarty Brothera tasted wotdd please him the moel. pound king, "and I’ve been morial Field. a—Ran (nr Oslgle In 6th. Dutch l>onard to bent Simmons, New^ York. 04; Adame. Cincinnati; 03; 8chfnr*rtady at Albany.Jba Jake thinks hla. unanimous de­ I-egInn ...... 030 10*—-’ Spring street before the sta^t of a Hogan, of course, was regarded To Gain Tie for First has Increased considerably at Rec end that work reached this outpost marked aversion either to midgets Coach p a rle y Root this spring defeat for the first time at the through since I gave . swinging, most-rousing lO.roiind Whcff Jo?, JUnjls.Jfink ,B__(|o- nb bsaea, Morlsriy't 6, Legion 1: baaae '1- greet every adult at the gale and ers .began to stream down the bot­ Muelal, St. le'Ute. 13; MTSels and The newaUiat he had telephoned Cardinals last aeaaon, but he and more effective. Now hla sweeping Sports Mirror on ball*. Mrintnab 3. KtCinskir 1; from first to third without touch­ S.suer, Clilcago. Mereon. rittsburgh W L Pet. OPENING .ALUMNI Little ChicaRO at Phlladrlrhit — Oriiiom fights proved he could campaign rislnn from Jeraejf Joe, De-. ' If a fan didn’t care about the game tlenecked fairways of the North- ing second ha.se. Two rims ^ cre and Schoencieret. St. Louis. 12. Chag’s Night League gamea on Sunday, June 22 (3*3) va. Kellner (55). from St. LouWNprdering Hornsby Veeck might make a good combi­ curve, mixed with hl.i low, harcl atrlkr-niila. Mrtnioah .13, K*r'"abv a- wood course nt- 9 a.-m.- l«.*.t,) Frankie’s Drtvc-In .. 4 I .800 I>tr<»U at New York—Wlfht (3*3) as a light heavyweight. Jake is a 18. 1947. Walcott was listed a* hit hr pUebkr. by.Jlclntoah ....after three or four Innings he could nullified wheir fhft Cub ■ IhfteW Triples—Tbumsiiu. ,New. York... 6: at Alumni FjeW;^ Charter' Oak to protest the flrtugaroe. o f. Sun- nation. Marty, .won't find things one, is .paying. dividends------being five yesr* older than th* T oday'A .Taar Ag(>--Priricaton, teka*. Koetnskyt pi -—The top favorites, Hogan, Sam­ -detbroev-Bosttw. 5; -Ade,n'k.--Clne3nnBtl MlUcr’a ■ R e s ia u M t t t 4:.; I ya. ‘M'l'ifiwfr n>3).- ...... " -...... •' former mlddiewerght champion ______T*wptiikfiu y, pfi - home sn Lisrs; ' PITS ■■FTfaT Nitional Bank St. Loula YriJo8ton-^^Byrfie"T3^ ^T* - da y * -doubleheader-^With the Yan- dull,-at-any rater------On—jime--4r-R«sh-notched '- his- Sauer, Robinsoii Bomber. They'ars'th* same' Comall, cod my Snead and Lloyd Mangrum arc AB R H PO A K Hudann (3-4). but boa foraaVen the lighler clMa. informed Pennsylvania they 'will Varsntl, HItchalli accrar, Tatra; time. have h.lg two bits In the till. As' It Sts stepped on second-'to r^ire 4. Dccl'a Drive-In ...... 1 3 .250 against Mancheater Triiat at 2 and seventh straight complete victory “ I THINK I could beat Maxim age today. Louis aged fast 1;10. 'getting, old as athletes go— from Browp for-the third Home Rune—Sauer. Chicago, IS; Phlllipji. 3b National , . not play football gam'e* with Penh stands now, collections are not ptd. Klner, -Plttshurgh. 10: Mathews. Biis- Center Rpringp ...... 1 .250 nav. If Brown and Beaupre againat Nas- Bo.’itop at PitlaburRh—-JohUaon (1-0) and his eighth Mdn of the season Top Vole Getters easier than I beat Murphy." aald -after hi* Rocky- Marciano started until the third or fourth 37 to 40 years and most of their Leonard replaced Lown with If their games ar* televlied eon strongest rivals- aren't exactly ton., snd' Pafko, Brooklyn, '9: '5 play­ Green Manor ...... 0 .000 LcRipd=. rf siff Arms in the 3;30 nightcap. V*. Muir (2-1). against two los*es. He hsd three the Bronx bull. "M sxlm 'i my kind match, hut not thsl fast. HOME OF CHAMPIONS Inning and when the hat.starts to men on second and third and only ers tied with S each. ChaKPnn. p New York at Cincinnati—Janien (5- straight shutouts on Memorial irary to NCAA rifiea young. You . don't find fuzzy- Stolen Rases—Reese.' -Brooklyn. 11: Gav4»lln, rf 2) V*. Wehme.ler (3-2). of fighter." Jake haa now won "A t this tate," chuckles Five A g o - Babe Didlik- Champaign, Hi. — (NEA) <— make the rounds It Is amazing tn one out In Ihe.blnth. He struck Jerry Chaghon scattered two Corr»‘mi.'ib Da.v when he beat Cincinnati, 11-0. Chleago, June 12--(A8— Big rljeekcd kids'winning major tour- out Johnny Vri-yostek and made .Telhr,)e, Boston. 7: Robinson, Brook­ LFUUON BASEBALL schedule Philadelphia at ChiraRo — Roberta three straight in his comeback. Roaenhloom, "Walcott will be Ron Zaharls* won the - British Eighty Illlnoli track 'and field see the number of cars that slid- lyn. O; Fondy. Chicago. Adams, Cln- hitn in gaining hla third straight I - follows: June 15 East Hartford, (7-.71' (lacker (3-J). In hla first 11 games, one of Hank Sauer, the Chicago Cubs left No matter who Jak't fights, thqy , 3L,,,nexl yeqr—the_,same^, as, atari, hay* won Ten ln(Uyi- '-i"denly-slart-up-*nd ■lesvS'-'the fieWi ctiuusU—and. dlamnor.. .Pbiladalpblo--. 5. s.s.a,.aA.aa,a6«. 3.. 0-.,L-,A....0—D ^ n.At Su.LiQuIr—Hoe.(5-0),r i., which -waj--a-loeing- roilef-effortr Woman's.. Amataur. Golf Tourna­ title haHHT gone to a rank '■on^ Sauer's Plugging was the Pitching—Roe. Brooklyn. 5-0. '1,000; vicrnry in the-Rec Softtmtl Leagur ^^nraiT^^Sb ' ...... 1 0 0 3 0 0 -hmrm;- 18- - ThompsomllTe;' ftWayt Staley (9-3). nelder wiio tups' th*' m sjsf Dagiies' love th4r'«itt»t'nttle ififiU' pmmd ' Jonk Aenny." duet 'tltleia einc* Leo'Jnh'haon be­ ’TTits comer offerw a suggestion slugging was the big Rush, had allowed"'only 16 earned ment by defeating Jacqueline .Oor slder since. Sam Parka won at news Of' the day, although there Mlnner. Chicago and Hearn. New York, at Charter Oak field last nigitt 22 Windsor Ix>rka, home; 25 Suf- laleraatlonal in hitting, also Is setting a fast Italian here in Detroit. A near aell- don, 5 and 4. came head coach in 1987. •y to Twl League officials. Place two Oakmont In 19S0. fi-l, .957; Msglle.iNew York, 9-3, SIS; es ’Miller’s moved into a first place .Totals ...... 34 5 7 21 a J fleld, away: 29 Windsor, away Syraruae at Springflfid (I p. m.) runs and 63 hits in 85 1-3 innings. pare In the all-atar baseball poll oul crowd of 16,008 exploded to its men on the gate at all gamea for wan n>dch fussing and fuming last Erskire Brooklyn..4-1. .SOO. t*rankif»’’a (t) w ' ;Ten Years Ago The Bt. Louis nigbt at St. Louis where both man- Strlkehutl^Msglle, .New York. .IS; tie byhanding Franklc'B Drive-In' AB IVH PO A K July 2 East Hartford, away 6 In h‘s first eight complete wins he as the fans' most popular player. toe* when Jake, behind on pointa .was tS3.303.76 snd the net $40,- CRrdinals edged the Philadelphia Brown Univeraity will become the next two weeks. If expenses When the University of Florida Wade. Brooklyn end Rush, Chlesgo. its first loss^of the season. 5 to l.lC4»cm’ Thompsonville. home; 9 Windsor had allowed only 44 hits and seven Sauer heads the nation-wide hla- until then, battered Murplfy with 71,4.20. ■The telecast and broadcast the eighth member of the Eoatern a ^ r Chuck Dressen and Captain McKenna. 2b Phil*. 2-1, 'and cut the Idle Brook- * cannot be met during this time, won the Southeastern Conference ■IS; Spshn. Boston. Loss. Brooklyn and Both teams now oivn Identical Lock.a. away: 13 Suffield. homy ;,US TA,\) ea ;. d runs. Inting In latest tabulations with savage rights and left* to win the was blacked out- In the Detroit lyn Dodgers' lead In th* National Intercollegiate BoeketboU tM gue. '•''Vn' draw up a committee and request FVe Wee Reese of Brooklyn were Roberta, Phltadelphls. 49. M. Pringle; r 600x16 Baseball title this season, it was tossed out -of the game with the records of four wins and a aihgle al. Pringle p Ifi. Windsor, home. All home 500 SETS OF . "He's got everything a great 24.32‘7 votes. Eddie Rohinaon, ninth and tenth round* and tMH area. I League to 6H game*. at the atorf. of the 198S-M eeaaen. '■.* a meeting with Genera) Manager the Gators' seventh Conferenc4 pouiiV St, Louis Cardinals. Del Rice’s sin­ AMERICAH I.KAr.PK Ke4ie'K-ar.. 3b 11.9 —.x^. .Richard Martin to present the Mt. crown since' the loop -was lorprfed Side'O val...... — ; Chib pitching immortal himself.. Is next "With 23,719. Stan Miistal, advantage.—' ------‘‘----- gle In the 10th gave ihe Cards a Batting— DlMaggin, Bniton. .341; (Thagnoh was supeilalive ais he Oalrnut. . rf A RARGAIN WHILE THEY LAST _ Nebo baseball picture. In rt33, . ^ .'i-2 wln,'^ slicing the Dodgers’ Na­ Kelt, Boston. .32S: Rossp. Clsvs.land out-dueled John Pringle on the Braaauakma, lb SEATCOVERS ; "And he’s using it," St. Louis Cardinal center fielder, Observers agreed they hsd rare­ tional League lead to four games, .326; Rnbtnsnn. rhic«o.' ,313; Mantle mound. In three complete games, Martino, .rt .. CHI UCH SOI-TBALI, League I There was a time the 205-pound la third with 23,404. ly seen LsMotta box »o cleverly Ns-w York anct-Goddt^n. ’ Bostun.-.310. Chagnon has allowim. hut two J box «ror«A Are not mcwtvprl und Rush got tangled in hIa.Xeet chas- Voting started last. Friday and And look so fit physically. LaMot- Jim Hearn pitched the New Runs—Avila, Cleveland. 37; DIMsg .Ti.lala . . ____ ... 1 1 IS li) i York Giants , past Cincinnati, ,3-2; glo. Boston, .34; Rosen. Cleveland, 33: runs. Pringle underhanded a good Frankle'i ...... (inn 010 0—1'that is rca.son they are _ not _ <*r- $ 1 2 ^ 9 5 And Up biinls. Last spring. Rush will continue until midnight June t* had claimed he was under­ with a-four hitter .and. little Murry j.QPsL, PbUitdeleW4t.r3Si,-Boane,--CUv«' gama. Jiimaelf,. , being, .touuhcd..for. BRAKES RELINED $12.95 , ho.ur.. .aftqy.,hour .fielding 27. ,, The bejjt,yo|l,ergetters in .the, weight when he was stopped by land. 3l. iN'Sl'ALLElj THe b ' i from the mound. He knows nVs Natidrial'and American ' Leagu'es' liobinsdh' and bveria'*Ight ' Wh*M Dickson of Pittsburgh blanked Runs Ratted In—Rooen. . Cleveland only seven bihgles, but' two runs King; twr>-ha*F htt*^ _R*‘dnrk#i. Boston, 8-0. and Dropo, Detroit, 3«; Dnby, Cleve­ ■came home on errors, Chagnon .bleuz; RaL'fiAcf,^ .Br'a;^iuakM. L. Dav INCLUDES LINING! AND LABOR , way arbupd now when handling will at'art in the All-Star classic stopped by Murphy In 1981 defeats — THE- - N*H' V Q ^ .. .Yankees land and LetdurdU J3etroit. 33; .Jdele. helped his own causa with-a single P. Correnti; pn_ ha»c*. Millor ii .JoaiJlAR* . Infield, tap^ St, rhlladelphla. that aim(Mt,gpushed him Into re­ Chlrago. ,31. FraukTi^aT"; T>a*F* oW J*aTT*. Cnagnfm driver Harry Miller YOUR DOLLARS"HAVE MORr CENTS AT. ■ "Bob haa tharonflrtence an oiil- 'TabuisUona; tirement.'' N O strengthened their American Hlta—Fox. Chicago and Simpson. that rescued a nm. Joe Lebletz 2. .1. PrtnRlc 2: *lrlk<*-('Utii ChaRnon scored five victories In one night CAMPBEUa. Leauge lead with a 7-2 win over and Bob King socked over runs 4. .r. PylrRle 1; hit by pitcher. ’ bi\ , standing pitcheiNv^ds,” comments National I.,eiigii«< FOB EIGHT ROUNDB the two Cleveland. Sfi; Robinson. Chleago. 63; retvnllv at Lebanon Raceway, sluggers traded hloc.k-bustera with Detroit. All Johnny .SainUi pi tching Avila and Rosen. Cleveland. ,61. '.for Miller’s...... R'‘Ziini by ChARnnn: wild pltrhea. AUTO SUPPLY ' Cavaretta. "He gLon Warneke, the one- Second Base: ' J." Robinson, IN THE shut out Clevelsnd's Bob Lemon. 1- Triples—:Sfmpsnn, Clevelsrd. .5 Sheary to 1 time Arkansas Hummlngblnhs,^ is Brooklyn 22,198; Schoendienst, St. combined scoreboards when Jake Mullin. Detroit and Detalilg. St. Louis, their deadlock. Each has won a ^?\VANS STATIOnSTaTion finally solved the ex-ssllof's left- 0, to !let the Boston Red Sox take 4; 8 players tis.d tor 3 each. game in four tries. ; properly awed by Rush's stea: Louts 18.223, Mlksia, Chicago over second place w 11 li a come- - Home Runs—Roaen, -Cleveland, 11; "He always had a faat hall," saya' 316. handed style - snd pounded two SPECIALS Dropo, Detroit. 10; Lenhardt and At UConii Clinic ^^4127 H artford Rd. ManchestergConn. . Warneke, "but It seems to mean bird . Base; Thomson, New left* to his face at two minutes of from-behlnd win over St. Louis. 11- vVerts, Detroit and Raster. Cleveland. 9. The Red Sox bissted Satchel , more now." YoI'KvJ 9,872: Adams, Cincinnati the ninth round. >. ■ \A. Jake continued the windmill at­ Paige for six in the'^riinth, includ­ Stolen Rases—Risxuto. New Toi-k, Stores, June 12— (48 —The ; Outfielder Bob Borkowskl of the 18.218-N^x, Broqlrlyn 10.329. HANDY *50 OLDS“ROOKET8S”4-DOOR ing a girme winning grand alam ,9: Avlls. Cleveland, 7: Vslo. Phllsdel- j Reds describes Rus'h's fast ball' as Shortstelp: Hamner, Philadel­ tack snd won the following edge pnl.-v, 6; Rivera, St. Louis and Jensen basketball panel for this sum­ from the officials; Referee Lou homer, by catcher Sammy White, IVaalilngtfiin.X______the "quickest I 've ever seen," ■ phia. 18,1 Uli Dark, New York Hydramaic drive, radio and heater. 3 to chodise from. The Philadelphia A's knocked Pitching-ShanU. Philadelphia, 10-1, mer's University of Connectirut Bob seems a einoh to top bis 15,7Mr-Ree*«,^^rooklyn 13.888.. Haadlcr__ »l-46: Judge Johnny IJ off Chicago, 3-3. on a four-run ral­ .909; Sain. New York, 6-2, .790; Shea, Batting, Hank Sauer, Cubs— Coache.i’ Clinic was completed to­ 12 complete games pitched in 1951 Left Field; Saihir, Chlrago 24.- Weber 88.45; Judge Andy Brown a Washington. , S^l. .7.10-. Gsreis. Cleve Hit three home runs off Curt 51-49. Under the Michigan eyetem, ly In the Sixth that Included a two- land. S-3. .737: Henry-. Boston. Paige, day with the' appointment o f Les­ when his 129 strikeouts rated fifth 327; Pafko. Brookljffi 22,901; En- ’49 BUlOK SUPER 4-DOOR DELUXE run homer by A1 Clack, filling in St. Loula- and .Marrero, Washington, Simmons for Chicago's 3-2 edge In the league. He may even, top ; ni*. Philadelphia 13,603 each official evaluate* ,10 points for Injured Gus Zernlal. 6-3. .714. over Phils; Boosted season'home ter H. "Bii.a” Sheary of Holy CJross fm the 19 complete game.* he fash­ Center Field; Musial. Bi. Louis, for each round, Strikeouts—Shsnts. Pfilladelpliis. 61 run total to 18 and 88 runs batted as prihcipal speaker. The AP scoreboard gave LaMot- 6-PAK The Red Sox explosion wa.s the Reynolds.' New York. 60; McDermott, ioned in 33 starts In 1950. 23,404; Bsumholtz, ChlcagoN^lO, Dark green, radio, new tires, heater, new seat coVera— most drsmatic event In the Amerl- Boston. ,19; Pierre, Chicago, 56; Gray, In. TTie clinic will bo held here But the Important thing to Bob, 787; Snider, Brooklyn. 9.466. ta a 52-48 edge. mechanically cxcelient. esn s s it came against Paige, who Detroit. .12. Pitching, Bob Porterfield, Sena­ from August 20 to 22. of. course,. 1* to ^jrodiice a win­ Right Field; Hermanskl, ChR'ai According tff the officials' con­ has been showing fine relief form. tors—Shut out Cleveland with Shear’s trams have won 90 and ning season. He can't mis* If go 19,716: STaiighter. St. Louis sensus. LaMotta got the edge in He hadp't.,alloWed a run for 27 in,r Karl Bchlademan, Michigan four hits to ruin Bob Lemon's lost 21 in the four seasons he has' he keep* up his brilliant current 16.302; Furillp, Brooklyn 8,194. th* first, third, fourth. nlnth and ’50 OLDS “ROCKET 88” 2-DOOR hihgs. Stata’f trkek coach, haA heeh fbur-hlf crfdrt With T-0 'Washing­ been at the helm at Holy <7ross. pace. ' He alm'drf''seem*'deafTned ' CarcRer':' Csmpiirtella.' 'Srddfclvh tenlK'' rbiindir 16Iurphy W ok' ' the Coasting Into the ninth with a track mentor for 40 yearn. ton win. They have played in the NCAX- to become the 8rst Cub 20-game 21,074; Westni, New York 10,315; second, alxth, seventh and eighth Dark gray, Hydramatic Drive, radio, sfiai covers, heat­ comfortable 9-8 . lead , for Marty and National Inidtation Tourna­ winner since Hank Wyse chalked Cooper, Boston 9.944. —the last when Jake'* handlers Marion's new charges, old Satch ments, and won 26 In a row during up. 22 in 1943. .American 1-eagtie forgot to put in hi* mouthpiece er—-excellent tires. loaded the bases on two Infield sin­ the 1940-,10 season. AT ROY MOTORS First Base: E. Roblnann, Chica­ and Jake had to back pedal tn gles and a walk. Vem Stephens Dropo Calls Fenway Park Ed Rollly of Bridgeport’s Con­ go 23,719; Fain. Philadelphia 16,- stay out of range. The fifth round twipfiea 'b'ur b'llt PAlge' WklltSff BlTTy tra! High Sfchodl,' A reSatng ■ Cb'ff- .226; Vernon, .Washington .7V63. .was- even, • ------’49 fORD TUDOR MAROON Goodmsn to force In a run. Ted nccticut scholastic coach, also 'Sports Schedute Second Base: Fox, Chicago 20,- MURPHY BCX)RRD often in the Lepclo's single scored another run Watt a Mental Hazard will be on the basketball panel. 1949 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION 866; Avila. Cleveland 17,9.82; first eight rounds with jolting left Radio, heater, direction aignals, spotlight, sunvisor. and White cleaned the bases—the Th^ football panel, with one Thurwiay, -lime 12 Goodman. Boston 8,804. hooks to the head. But Jake rolled first homer off Paige this season. Dodgers vs. Red Box, 6 — Me­ Third Bose: Rosen, Cleveland with many of the punches snd bat­ - since he became a Tiger. He’s hit name still to be added, consists of 4-DOOR SEDAN COLLINS HIT two homers and New York, June 12—(JP)—Wal­ Don Faurot of the Univeraity of morial Field. 21,514: G. Kell, Bb.aton 16..386; Mc- tered Murptiy'a body with his lefts. Berra one off 21-yetr-old Bill ter Dropo, one of the key figures four Home runs In less than a week Dougald, New York 8.717. !l9 IO S ‘‘R0CKEIAff.’^D0aR^,^ ..NltcteUW. ptrCROSt f ..^ Jake sal(l, "better ^physical con- t»V>-{Ve>‘ k*e HBefffbT'Ors YHTikr wnth'vittfiry In'-thS''filg'tradB-'-hartisTefi Dfcfpoit '■to'bdtHrt'hiz ontput wio^-nnly' onn 1948 DeSOIO CUSIOM A DOOR SEDAN .■r"'“ ' Alrcrafl ve, Ridges, 6^~Nebo. ' "sii^toT f; ■ nmniti: n f v -Tfh'rfi' fildon" 'w as tKe dlffereiiiee...be­ and the Red Sox last week, thinks below league leader A1 Roaen of Guard Academy and Paul Kuezo in their last 10 starts as they surg­ of Stamford High School, North Methodist vs. Center 21,828; Carrasquel, Chicago 16,- tween hla victory and the aeven- Dark gray, Hydramatic Drive, 'seat covers, radio and ed from fifth to first place in less he will he a better hitter now that Cleveland. He is tied wlth.the In- 1948 PLYMOUTH BUSINESS COUPE 432; Jnost.'Philadelphia 8.946. ■•"■' heater.' ------...... «.______Ceingos.. J5-^M«mori*l Field-...... WiRd, „TK.Q MHrphy_ Ipfllptep .on thafi iwd ;«-eSkS.' "...... ------h* w b n f haw to -swing 'Ton ths t arsh nurd tuDStwish-rttr'the leirgue: Y O U Tl IX aA IM , TOO; whfen era ihbw" ; X isff Fr*M: Mllch>n.'‘'aeV*la'na Jake last June. short-Uft -HeUl ------' - ■ ...... - ...... Decl’s vs. Center Springs, 6,; 15— Popteefleld beat Lesson with- tga7GHEmOLETMlEtIlNr$|0Ar"^ r~diir~yDar wuin tiiM t ra w e « h |iBora-tn-tiodt- __^ —*\JIIR * — I r\LCI ^ 1 a______18.949: Minoso. Chicago 15,276; Murphy, had another reason. He nm In the eighth when Pete Riln- Fanway Park. ' | got only a single in yeatertay^ 7 Raturdav, June 14 Zernlnl, Phlladelohia 7,022. thought he would have beaten nela trickled a double pazt second The big, 6^05 first baseman, to 2 loss to the Yankees. 1947 CHEVRON: DELUDE SPORT COUPE than to riin. l Center Field: Di Maggio, Boston IwaiMttah'' Bobby 'Avtlfc-'amf Xeu happY-' to •-Id *-m ew . the 4 ■ - r •CtiftkHrttff'' ■ Yff.'WT-.' rtfjxfvc-, A- 'tthilaliii bgotrt grove* Ilk* tb e f did tiiSt •i'SSr Id Wood, recently acquired from the Tiger's No. 1 righthander power Mantle, New York 8,519. Blue, completely equipped with radio, heater and plas­ >w»r J had been traded away much you can save in the long run, with ti^gh Sunday, June 18 New York. They “wore eight'ounce Red Sbx. singled to center. man, called Fenway's famed wall | 1947 UeSOtO ClIStOM 4-UOOR SEDAN Right Field; Wertz. Detroit 19.- tic seat covers. " from Boston." the native of Moo- Kelly*» These Armorubber “treads Legion vf. East Hartford, 2:30— gloves, compulsory in Michigan. The ■ Card's extra-inning win a "mental hazard'' that affected sup, Conn., said. “ But as IpAg as WHEELS CAN 343: Bnuer, New York 16,187; came when 'Peanuts Lowrey open-- 1947 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL DELUXr actually wear many thousands of Fxtn Miles. Oval. Jake got 30 per cent and Mur­ s-i-. l-'.- r . : . J I . t ■SitoJlWn.. C) WlofVJ-, . ,, ■ ed'The Ifith' witH A'd'oute olf loser 'hi'he'H' ftarks; • ( Legiorr v«,<'Ai*t« 'Forta,' phy ^.-4-2 -per jcenk ttiir eeceipta to Detroit. to — our Catcher: Berra, New York 20,'- Billy Loos. After Dick' Slsler iv'as THE STATEMENT came in the It’s easy pay Budget way. mortal Field. plus a 15,(KM) TV split for Jake and ’49 OLDS 98 4-DOOR DELUXE "I see no reason why shouldh't cu t TIRE LIFE IN 4^D0dR SEDAN Fairfield's vs. Morlsrty'a, 3:30— 887; Hecan, Cleveland ,11,008: Lol- >3,000 for Murphy. Th* gross gate passed Intentiohally, Tommy Gla- nature of si surprise since it was I lar, (ihlcago 6,111. ylano forced Lowrey at third on an only last weekend that the "Big help'' the Tigers get out of last 1947 HUDSON 4-DOOR SEDAN Memorial Field. Gray, Hydramatic Drive, s«at covers, radio, heater, attempted sacrifice. Rice then "hit Moose" smashed three home runs place. We're not a bad club, cer­ Manehester Tire & Racappiflg excellent tires. Loes' first pitch Into short left to in his first Boston appearance In tainly no worse than fourth or GOES WITH LEASE score Slsler. a Detroit uniform; fifth.'! , 1947 CHEVROLET STYLEMASTER 295 Broad Street Tel. 2-4224 Aqueduct Opens Spoc* dees not ptrmit ui to Iht dl th« cars in Hesm turned In a fine effort for "I still .say: that wail in Boston DROPO's AMBITION is to lead State College, Ps. — (NEA) — otir lot. the Giants at Cincinnati. During is a mental handicap, those hom­ the league in home runs and runs SPORT COUPE Joe Bedenk' has been baseball 27-Day Season one stretch, the righthander re­ ers notwithstanding," Dropo in­ batted to. He hammered 34 hom­ T/Rf SERVICE HEADQUARTERS coach at Penn State College for tired IS consecutive Reds. Succes­ sisted. "That wall la so near, so ers and batted in 144 runs in his 1946 DiSOTO DELUXE 2-DOOR SEDAN 28 years. DRIVi DOWN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF sive doubles by Bob Elliott and big and so inviting that you just rookie year In 1950 but slumped in 'I New York, June 12—(J8- - The Don Mueller scored the decisive got to aim for it. especially if his Bophonnore' season. His big­ 1942 PONTIAC‘T 4^D00R SEDAN racing scene tn thg New York areq run In the fifth after Bobby Thom­ you’re a righthanded hitter like I gest jinx park is New York's Yan­ shifts to Aqueduct today for a COVERS son’s eighth homer, with Whlley am. kee Stadium. Walt had on an­ 1941 PLYMOUTH COUPE 27-day run with the J20.000 added Lockmsn one base, tied the score. “ Not only that, but the fans see swer for that. T Queens County Handicap headlin­ For .AH M oEm Of C an a big, powerful fellow like myself Evenings Gus Bell hit B homer with two '"The Yankee pitchers,, are too ing the inaugural card. Open on and Ralph Klner smashed No. up ^ere at the plate and they ex­ 1941 CHEVROLET FLEETLINE SEDAN The mile and one-sixteenth We film hive ■ cuBtom pect me to hit one over that wall good and Yankee Stadium is too 10 for the Pirates while Dickson big,” was his frank reply. stake has sttrkcted only six set down the Braves with five sin­ every lime 1 get Up to bat. They're Here's what we dot 1941 CHRYSLER 4-DOOR SEDAN horse* but they figure to be even line of covers in fiber, piii- gles. not satisfied unless I do. ly matched. Arise from th* Ad- tic, sitin twill, nylon and "As a result; you change your , OFF AND SWUUUNG 1. Correct imster 1941 CHEVROLET SPECIAL DELUXE (iison Stable has been assigned top stance, alter your swing and start 3> Correct camber 1952 PONTIAC leopard skin. Made to fit Yonkers, N. Y — (NEA)— My weight of 123 pounds, two more uppercutUng the ball. You forget Horse, the colt 'which established S. Correct toe-in or toe-out SPORT SEDAN than the stake-winning Ckninty your car. Prices start at BALGH is Your all about hitting tp' the opposite a new Yonkers’ trotting mile rec­ (Above are chief causea Suptr D«luxa CataliRa— Hydraulic "6^7-Fully Equifipad Delight from the Rokeby Stable. field, choking up to offset certain ord of 2:02 this spring, was res­ of tire wear) William Ewing’s Auditing, A. G types of pitching and other such cued by his dam when he rolled Vanderbilt’s First Glance, High Per Set things that build yp a fellow's bat-, 4. Inspect, tighten, adjust This car has less (han 900 milM and may, he bought at tremendous $ MANCHESTER Into a river seconds after belpg steering. Dive from the King "Ranch and the 13.95 ting average. It's a homer or noth­ savings on (he new car price. SOLD W ITH FU L L N E W CAR G U A R A N T E E . foaled. Aphelm Stable's Quiet Step com­ ing at Fenway. plete the field. "WHAT HURTS MOST, though, RECORD CROWD “ANOTHER BALCH-PONT1AC BEHER VALUE" C SCHMIDT B SONS, MC. WAXi Ms is when you get away from the GOOD AY'ERAOB State park. Then you must alter, your Cincinnati — (NEA) —Largest style of hlttlng'all over again be­ crowd ever to attend a night base­ ROY MOTORS New York —(NEA) — Henry cause the fields are different. ball game in Cincinnati was June INCORPORATED Service Station T f) CLARKE Thomas won the 1981 Roosevelt What is a homer or an extra base 29. 1936, when 32,916 watched the BALCH-PONTlACv INC. Raceway sulky driving cham­ "YOUR OLDSMORILE DEALER" BETTER DEAL h|.f off the wall in Boston may be Reds and Cuba. MQTOR SALES OPEN EVENINBS UNTIL 9 Downtown Tydol BEER AS BEER SHOULD BE jiist a long out in Detroit or New pionship with a .361 average—32 • 155 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER— TEL 2-4545 • victories, 24 leconde and 19 thirds Woi» Cdittr Sfroft at HarHard Rood PONTIAC DEALER York or Washingtonv for instance. Wast Virginia University's golf SOI Brood Strebt, Bfonchester DeSOTO and PLYMOUTH CARS 770 Main St. Tel. 4307 "Sometimes, you find it very Gf 142 storta. i • - < - iil« . >*tr« • 1 M 'III team 'had a home winning streak difficult to make the change.” . of 17 matches broken by Pitts­ TEL. S-201S ANYTIME 241 NORTH MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Dropo has been doing very well burgh this spring. J I

> ■sJLtf.JjIr'.f-As-. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1D62 PAGE SEVENlSElf » t ^ < r Help Wanted— Male Articles for Sale OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OITR BOARDING W i S E MAJOR HOOPLB DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE .Aatomobiln for Sale Automobiles for Sals Offered Moving—^Trucking— 4! Storage S6 ISWT THIS EKKX £ H NO/ 1940 FdRD club convertible. Very WEAVING of buma, moth holes OPPORTUNmES OFF on famous majta Bat­ AH. UMOT A FCELIM'.' 1 7 ' '' MR$. HOOPLC, r W FBOaT , /HlSTER.YOU’RB LlKErTMe UeCORMIER MOTOR . teries. Written guarantee*. 81.00 EVEM T>r PGSG1CT& AR E Antwar to Praviohs Punlai Sense and Nonsense I Classified.._ . COUNTRY jOYEI nice llUla^cac. 2 .Hale Road After. a n d . torn .clothing.. hosiery runs, MAJSCHEiOTJR PACKAOBrP«Uv-. 1M8 ST(3Re •THAT OFFERCO j EMD o f a TOOTHACHE.’' — ' dowh'.'fl'OO weekiy.'—'CatKr'flerv-: CAW>eTeP> WtTHFLOWeRS«. All Tied Up iSiuiziiLirauii] MEANS BIG SAVINGS “— s a l e s; lhc7"~" 4:30. handbags repalied, slpper re­ ery. Local light trucking and , TH' FRESH SMELLS. TH‘ ■ THE REWARD FOR" . E v e c y T>f □ o u i u a a a Excepts from Hchool Papers A mother take* twenty ytan to i placement, umbrella! repaired, package delivery. Refrigerators TURQUOISE 5 Ky...AH,WOW After Queen Elliabeth had got­ make a man of hsr b '/PO« Receiving no answer," ahe LOST—^rrwn Mexican ChlhUA- plants. Choice colors. Call 3337. HOPPlM’ IT UP ■ - 38 Subduct 4 d 4, hua. Reward. Call Storra 9-2133 dio. heater, clean throughout. SEDANETTE 2-DR. 1940 DODGE Tudor sedan. Phone Hartford, Conn. drain tiled, for homed, cottages. s Pilot--Wanna fly? to.search-Si through th* llv . Bonds—Stocks— 10% off cash and carry. McKin­ 41 Outitript. m , Thrilled—Oh, boy! Sura! ' room, the bedroom, the attic, eoHect. Excellent condition. 3-2090.— - - “ A GOOD PLACE TO WORK'* 44 Card game ... V-.— ie --- - . — 1948 Chevrolet Two Ton Chassis An immaculate black car Roofing—siding 16 , Morigages SI ney Lumber A Supply, Bbiton MH’KEY FINN .Long Distance! LANK l,f£ONARlJ '* ii Pilot--Walt a minute: - Pit back'porch. ------47 A* a ----- , a catch one for you. ' "Bobby!" ahe called, a* aha want LOST—PASS b 6 o k NoTTm m I and Cab—Extra clean truck. Fully equipped. WANTED—Counterman for meat Notch. • - , , JfrNai^ |** 1 n IT n JT f r H Ready for work.- Auto Accessories—Tires 6 FOR GU.VRANTEED Roofs that FIRST AND Second mortcagea HUMPHillilCEnTAINLyi WELL HE KNOWS you BET 7 ha! tou CANSAT SSSH! lUNOERSTANOTHE ^ OFCOURSE/ANPOBfl ’ cowboy utet a - .ijXr.i^ tn the front porch. And Ui*r* was Notice is hereby given that Pass department. Full or part tim«>. m % Book No. 58464, Issued by The 1948 Ford ’4 Ton Panel—Wonder-, stay on In any kind of storm, and bought for o'Otr own accounts ast, Experienced preferred. Manches­ MAKE MOWING A PLEASURE. SURHUSanOHEAfi /THAIKOntMIfSinFE HEW IU /\ THAT AGAIN/ ’’ HERE CONVENTION IS10 SEAT A REMINUSME/1 lariat to ropt L IL'a safe Id extend Kredit to an real anger In' her vote*. "Bobby! 1948 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. conOdential service. Msnc.^Jter lJ/ NO-HE’S THAT/ I THOUGHT POCSNTLIKSHM 7HGREU iHEUPROIABiy ME /> atcen H P 1! Savings Bank of Manchester has fill condition. MAKE MOWING A gutters, conductor* and roof re ter Public Market, 805 Main 82 down, 82 weekly. Bu.v the new PUISNLUSNH0TEL.P1HL! I HAVENTMAOEAty honest man who’s broka than to Are you out there?" SEDAN Investment Corp., 887 Main Worcester Power Mower. Fa­ OmVINOOOVffI TO ^ GOING -SURE HE’P WANT -THAT’S THE REAGONi EE NO STAT AT SOMEy TIMES I SUPPOSE THATf WHEREjRESERVATION VET/ 46 Age ’!W*II, no," cams Bobby’s voice been' lost and application has 1947 Dodge Custom 4-Dr. Sedan— pairs, Cali Coughlin street. m CONVENTION »*( I k a dishonest man Who haa a big Radio, heater. PLEASURE! street. Phone 5416. mous Briggs-Stratton motor. TO SAVE THE H t U SNMP ENOUGH PARTieSFOR I'LL K stdfping t / let Me have the 91 Oreu m w bank account. "Have you triad th* callar yat?" been made to said bank for pay­ Special deluxe. A lovely WE SPECIALIZE in rooSng and WITH HOULIHAN? OnCR THINGS PGWN THEPELEGATES^ w ment of the amount of deposit 1946 Pontiac 2-Dr. SedSneU—Ra­ Phone 4164. PHONE, aANCV 53 Time of year B tt H blue car. Fully equipped. 82 down, 82 weekly buys the siding. Highest Quality ma­ THERE IN HIS ROOM ■111 CAU’EM dio and heater. new Worcester power mower. SS Clanwrt i Wa don’t know how many casss 1945 International 4* Ton Pickup terials. Workmanship guaran­ Business Opportunities 32 STAMp c o l l e c t o r s — Sup- . UP RIGHT HOW// Accidental dlacharga of firearms of poison ' Ivy there are am street, for a Contest Entry Manchester renewed. Inquire 76 Birch street. Main street. Blank. ^ BERT LINDSAY ■ , IN -Naturally- we prefer men 1951 BUICKS, -1949-1950 Chevro- N O 't - f 'f Dnwfi. 1936 Chevrolet LARGE OSCILATING fan - on Irta. Payments little aa 812.80. fofdor, good rondltlon.* MrUl'ire BOY’S Binxle. Ressonable. Phone BUCKLAND who have had some selling ex­ U K B TO PINE PANEL your 1941 Gfhevrolcta, 1941 Ford Sta­ Ro4inng 16-A standard, suitable for store use. game room, cottage, living Auto. 737 Main. Open ’til 9 p. m. 2-9141. The followinsr po.sition is perience but this is not ab.so- Price reasonable, Kemp’s, Inc., tion Wagon. Nothing down. Tel. 2-9442. ROOFING. Specializing In repair­ room? Satin -smooth, clear, Doiigiaa Motors. 333 Main street. available in our Gray Research lutely necessary, as ive have 763 Main street. *-/a (Sean, dry, well-milled, V-Joint Business Services Offered 13 ing roofs of all kinds. Also neW and Development Company in an excellent training program. lay Knotty Pine Panelling, -6", 8", roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys FOR DADS DAY—A Reo-Royal 1951-BUICK SPECIAL RIVIERA 1935 FORD sedan. Good gas heat­ CARPENTER will frame unfinish­ 10" widths, random lengths, only Coupe. • Radio, heater, Dynaflow. cleaned, repalreo. 26 years’ ex­ Buckland,Conn. Phone deluxe lawn mower, 52 down, 52 J^I.LEY OPP Sympathy BY V. T. HAMUN er. *25. Qall 4663. ed, upstairs rooms. Reasonable. perience.- Free eetimatee. Cell a. week plus if-you -turn iii your- 14c sq, ft 10% cash and carry, Like new In evary respect. Bean- Call i,-42Pl. BOOKKEEPER McKinney Lumber A Supply, tifiil two-tone finish. Douglas 1941 CHRYSLER cenvertible, Howley. Manchester 5361. MR. SOLIMENE old hand mower for Dad we will WHAbCHA / >DU JUMP-UM AW, VOLTRE CRAZY/ I ...VOUBNYW \ U 6 ! WEflawVYJ,^'------WE TURN YOU ’ Bolton Notch.- Motors, 3.33 Main street. radio, heater. Inquire 11 Frank­ Younsr woman high school give Dad a 17 Jewel Benrus -JUMP MU I INDIAN 6ECRET FEU. IN HERE TRVTN' 6QU8W. MG LIKE) PALEFACE > ’ «JUFW^\UX>6E.'«OU/OK8ff’,^ fORP I V MINE...9TEAL- TO GET AWAY FROM lin alreet between 6 and 8 p. m. LIGHT TRUCKING. AI.ll.-burn*r* and hollers. -&irl keepcft::AllrftCtive. girl Ior_ainall Van Camp. Tel. 2-5844. CLERK To r hardware store. 10 MerTOT7r'Hurrt(3tne^$270 I Bob Oliver Always Has 1940 Ford 2-Dr. Sedan. yard. Asphalt tile, wall covering. East Hartford office. Mitrt be r**i ' 1946 Plymouth 4-Dr. Special De­ conscientious wprker. Excellent Good paying steady job. Exper­ luxe-Blue, heater. Done by reliable, well-trained 16 Evinrude— $65 1939 Old.amobile.Tudor Sedan. FOR GUARANTEED, Fart Ser\-- salary. Call. Hartford 89-9394, for ience de.rired but not necessary. CKevrolets men. All Jobs guaranteed. Hall loe. plumbing and heating re­ 1940 Packard 4-Dr.—Gray, heater. appointment. Superior Hardware, 717 Burnside 17.5 Evinrude— $85 Linoleum Co., 56 I'kittage street. pair*. Alterations or new work, Ave., East Hartford. 1939 Chrysler 4-Dr.—Black, radio BALCH PONTIAC. Inc. Phone 2-4022, evenings 6168 or Now Available NEW CENTER MOTORS and heater. call Skelley Brothers, 1 Walnut CASHIER Wanted for. grocery 165 Center St. — Manchester 8109. street. Teirphor.e 2-8714. checkout. Experience'preferred. a t t e n t i o n —Male College or 5.5 Chris-Craft Challenger 461 MAIN ST. high school students 18 or over, Phone 2-4545 DOORS OPENED, keys fitted. Five day week. Apply First Food $204 SOLIMENE, The. , _Store,, 646 Center atreeL_____ ^ we have ^ ree sunder vacation Ills a%. * .1949. BUICK . juper. ..convtrlihle Open_ Evenings Until 16 P. M. copied, .vacuum claanerar....lrona< Ruflimss OpportimHIes 82 S i < coupe,'radio, heater. Nice condi­ Dodge-PIymbuth Car.s job*'Open 'at 'our Mahchai'ter — 5.0 Scott-At'watcr-^$204 19.52 DODGE. 900 miles. New guns, ati.., repaired. Shears, W ANTED-Two-women (married plant. Contact Mr. Berria dr Mr. PRISCILLA’S POP That’s Our Girl BY AL VERMEER tion. Original green flnlah. Grab Job-Rated Trucks knives, mowers, etc put Into con­ car guarantee. Two-tone gray. ■ preferred) for 'bench work in Maron, Friday or Mopday at 5.0 Mercury—$193 this snappy number. Douglas 6,14 Center Street Your car In trade. Balance three dition for coming needs. Braith- WWV, TMOSe THINGS m SMARTER TMAN I ’D Motort, 333 Main. factory. Pleasant condition*. Ap­ Rogers Corp.. Mill and Oakland •7.5 Scott-Atwater ^»aa— m(>mBg Phone 5101 or 5102 years. 5%, Call 2-0980. walte 52 Pearl atrset. ply’in per"on. Kage Co„ 130 Hart­ COST YOU MORE VOU THINK, POP.' ■ B E T T E R CANDY streets, Manchester! 10 Chris-Craft Commander I (^T THIS STUFF^ HIDE OLIT 1949 CHEVROLET convertible. Safe Place To Buy Used Cars ford Road. THAN TOU GET MOBTY ^ ^ 1948 FORD two-door (super de­ POWER BURNERS and Range $380 "'-\>O^THEM/ FOR NOTHINGJ HERE TILL R adio, heater. Excellent, condi­ luxe! radio, ■ heater, tn good me­ Burner* expertly cleaned and' - DISTRIBUTORSHIP Help Wanted------T H IN G S tion throughout. See "Pete,' ’ VARIOUS m S T SHIFT ( DON'T A WRITTEN Guarantees. 1950 chanical condition. Selling price ser\1ced. Let ua service and re­ Male or Female 37 6 >2’ Oars— $5 BLOW EVEN Clarke Motor Sales. Open eve pair your washing machine or re­ OPENINGS OVER/ ninga. Hudson club coupe. Super 6, 87T5. Can he seen at 132 School SPARE TIME radio and heater, only 28.000 street after 4 p. m. frigerator Metro Service. 3-0883. Age 18 to 35 HELP w a n t e d —Male and fe­ -e male*. Strawberry pickers. Ex­ MeINTOSH BOAT CO. \ 1947 CHEVROLET Aero . Sedan. miles. McClure Auto. 373 Main. Factory Experience Helpful 1947 PONTIAC convertible. En­ ALL TYPES of carpenter work NO SELLING perience not needed. Must- be 14 -Radio, heater. _ In excellent con: Open tli 9 jj. m. Tel. 2-9442. .. including. ,T«paira.:.*Alao.,.buUdlAg, SPENCER RUBBER VFy.rn.^ll .P.lace.,,. ,,. ' dttroh. ' Beauflfib Iwo-tbhe blue gine-Job,-four-brand new tires. ... year* of. .ager. A'dults. -preferred.' 1941 EORD Super DeLuxe Station Call 2-90.57. lot for sale. F. Smith. Phone 2- '’PRODUCTS’ C o; ' Transportation furnished. Toilet A scarce model. Hurry! Douglas 4848. Motors, 333 Main street. Wagon. Newly reftnished. Gas Large Nationally known Chapel Street and drinking facilities on the 1951.. lot. A good chance to e*(;n ex it! .beater. ... ItL ixceUebt-condiUiin. STONE A'ND BritTt m'iko'n." iTso KVINRUDE.ZKPHYB 5 H. J»..PUt- See lot yoiiraelf. Douglaa Mo- ' s'e3an'Tgfaj\' r'a'di'rl. h'e'ater."'Signal WOMA'N T O "work afternoons, 'radney. A) Fla'nd and Sons. Phone |bo*rd motor. Phone 6689. 129.95 PER MONTH wil) deliver rement work. Valentino BeiluccL company with over 2,500 deal- one Of Qur guaranteed.used care tore. 383 Ms In street,______lights, low mileage. Private partv Monday through Friday. Able to 2-140fi, wiling, H M below 80 Birch atfeet. Tfl. 2-1601.------"give r*ifereh(:ear” WHle Box W 1946-1952. and'your old cal'. Why ers representing it, ha.s open-; M' . wait,, Jjadw now. -Rasy. teema. PETE DANZIGER’S Perspnaily .5891 after Herald. Building,, Materllds.,-.,. 47 selected'' ui#d ‘ oaifi '' at Cfitrke (RUBBISH' Renraveil. .iaanw-mowari McClure Auto, 573 Main. CaU 2- and odd jobs done. Also ll^ht ing tor responsiDle .car owner Motor Salae, 301 Broad streeL DE SOTO 1951 Sportsman hard FALKNOR DRIVE—tVoman' to Female 38 KNOTTY PINE ' PANELLING, cH (HI», "U !«•(«. 9442. Open evenings. trucking. Call Johnny 2-3749. Open evenihgs’til 9.^r lop convertible, riatinum gray to deliver its candy cpnfec- help m(Hher of 4-year old with 6", 8", 10". widths,’ . random CAPTAIN EASY Just A Minute, Chum BY LESLIE TURNER 4-lz J,— ■ " ftnsh. fully equipped. Perfect con- hduaew'(irk . and plain rooking. lengths; well - milled, satin 1948 CHEVROLBTT Aero Sedan. COMPLETE, Repairs by Stuart R. I got It out of an American catalog!'’ FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS BY M; C i BLOSSER diUoa thtoiighqut. V>w„ mileage,. Four'.., hoxira daily. , .Mcjpday WILL CARK FOR children 1 year ,b with extras, 5,800 mllM. 1950 Studebaker Commander Star­ ALL KINDS 000 year possible spare time Help Wanted— Male 38 WANTED—Good home for a black Oliver today. Center Motors, 461 light Coupe—Radio, heater, over­ LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re­ Silk Screen Process, tom eat. Ideal bam cat. Phone pair*, adjuata watches expertly. Main street. 1951 ChevTolet Styleline 4-lJr__ drive. and through company finan­ 8675. • Hester, seat covers. Jet black. Printing WANTED, TO WORK Reasonable prices. Open dally. 1951 KAISER SpeciaL radio,'hbat- 1950 Pickard 4-Dr. Sedan—Model 'Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce 2362-S. Radio, heater. NEON SERVICE cial assistance, should rapidly ■ .I N PURKb RED GERMAN Shepherd er. Overdrive, undercoating. Save S street. Phone 2-4387, 1960 Chrysler Imperial' 4-Dr.—iA e d ; TOMCZUK SERVICE STATION and puppies. Ideal for graduation or 8900. New car guarantee. Town real beautlCul' family car. 1949 Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan—Heat­ build up into lucrative full i f S s .S r .7 .■I'-.s er. Phone 8268 After 5:30 P. M. - GARAGE Father’# Dey present. Hooey's, •Motors', Inc., 45 West Center 26 Indian Drive. atreeL Telephone 8557. Your 1949 Dodge Deluxe iDr. Sedan. time business with $15,000 Garden— Farm—Dairy 1950 DeSoto Custom 4-Dr.—Extra LIGHT TRUCKING—Also rub- A Man and a Boy Kaiser-HSnry J. dealer. nice. One owmer car. 1947 Chrysler 4-Dr. Sedan—Radio, Products 50 biah 'removal. Phone 2-2591 or year income potential.' To heater, fluid drive.. 2-8553. See Van For Interview At Live Stock—Vehicles 42 1937 CHEVROLET cheap. Good 1949 Chrysler Windsor Club Coupe SPECIAL SALE OF PLANTS — running condition. Call 4539 or 1948 Olda 2-Dr, Sedan—Radio, qualify for dealership, appli­ Tomato, 35c doz.; Bull Nose Pep­ —Radio, heater. Below ceiling heater, hydramatic. VAN’S SERVICE STATION VIC FUNT No Needle BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY 2-4000. price. JOHNSON’S WELDING and GARAGE ,: FORCED TO SELL per* 25c doz.; Cabbage, 15c doz.; 1941 Chev. Club Coupe Deluxe. cant must be definitely settled Lettuce, 15c doz. 57 Florence \ Wt'YB PSCN} 427 Hartford Road entire herd of N.C B.A. Pedlgre^ CHEVROLETS 1950-1951-1949, 36 1948 Chrysler Royal Club Coup#:— TRUCK SPECIALS SHOP itreet. t h c o u a h ^'4 h m u i o m e 'S . months to pay. Forget 1-3 down. 1948 Dodge >4 Ton Pickup. Manchester, Conn. Chinchillas. Six mated pairs and ' Radio, healer. Extra clean. Portable Equipment in pommuhity, own car, fur­ » v»CVTH(SJ&.' O OY*M 1^ Douglas Motors, 333 Main street. 1948 International. eight young. Attractive wholesale STRAWBERRIES — Pick your FLISJt P«7NT> 1947 Chrysler Conv. Oub C ou pe- Studebaker Sales and Serilce 10-Hilliard Street (Rear) nish references, and have $800 Must Apply In Person price Includes all equipment. own. Bring contatnel-s. 35c per HC% ANY 1951 BUipK Super Riviera 2-door New top, new seat covers. No Telephone Calls , quart. 214 Gardner street. HVFONEEPUIJ Radio, heater, 8250 worth prem­ CHORCHES MOTOR s A l v *? Phone 2-8397 or 2-8504 working capital for inventory. Phone 4930 ium white wall Urea. Tu-tone 80 Oakland Street TRANSPLANTED Tomato plant*, B gray. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. Yburi Chryaler-'Plymouth Dealer Manchester 2-948.7 Applicants meeting these BULLDOZER OPERATOR want­ peppera, celery, egg plant, cab­ PRIVATE SALE—1951 all metal CARPENTER Work of all kinds. ed. Must be experienced. Call Poultry and Supplies 43 bage, cauliflower, broccoli, brusr 1949 CHEVROLET deluxs sedan. Robert Chambers. .Rhone 2-0772., basic requirements, may in­ Peter Laloahuia, 2-2558. ael sprouts, petunias, artera, zin­ Radio, heater. Excellent condi­ station wagon. One owner. As BROWN-BEAUPRE, Inc. good as new. Sacrifice due to ill­ YOUNG Roasting chickens, ready nias, salvia, ageratum, etc. Ger­ ,li tion in every respect. Douglaa 80 Biasell St. Phone 7191 Household Services clude phone ni^ber in appli­ WANTED—Carpenters and car- for the oven. Also live weight. ness. Phone 2-2186. penter’s apprentice. Steady year aniums 3 for 51 up, at Oder- ti handles finest quality cars. Doug­ Offered IS-A No week-end orders, taken after mann’s, 504 Parker street. las-Motors, 333 Main. 1948 OLDSMOBILE Sedanette. BED AND all—1950 Nash Am­ cation. For in t^ ie w write around work. Call 8296. Harry 6 p. m. Friday’s. Arnold Nelson, i4m w sd Model .’’68’’ deluxe. Hydramatic. bassador. tudor. radio, heater, FLAT FINISH Holland window Rylander. 737 Lydall street Phone 8906. STRAWBERRIES. Pick your own. PR^aesf CHEVROLET 1949 Styleline de­ Fully equipped. New tires, A real luxe'4-door sedan. Radio, heater. hydramatic. Excellent condition. shades mad* to measure. All MAKE 520 daily. Sell luminous Bring containers, 25c a quart. 434 beautiful car. See Bob Oliver See this speclsl. McClure Auto. ' BOX Q BROAD BREASTED bronac tur­ Gardner strecL 45ne owner S5 Irving street, Man­ metal veneuaii blinds at a naw name' plates. Write Reeves Co.. today. Center Motor Sales, 641 373 Main. Open 'til 9 p. ra. Tel. keys. Fresh froien. Ready ahy- chester. low price. Keys mads while you Attlebord! Missa., free sample and Main atrect. 2-9442. V watt. Marlow's. Um*. 8' to 22 Iba.' Schaub's Tur­ detail*. . 1 key Farm, 188 HiUatown Road. OTHER ADVS. ON PAGE 12 ■ - r ‘ ” '■- ■ ■■

■ ■ ( -C \ -A THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1952 Avertfe Da% Net Pren Run The Weethtr PAGE EIGHTEEN I fb r tiH W m Ci Eaeing Fo'recaiik of 1). B. Waatbar B e fie JIanrIfpater ^ntnlttg l|fralJi ^oMi 1, IMS J (Sear, little ebaagn la teoipinw Daughter* were bom June 10 at # 10.596 Jure, bpelcht .Sitlurdajr sinuliy. « i g£."W ancl* Hoeplti^^ To M r.-iriff' 'Member of the Audit tinned warm. About Town Mr*. David F. Doulon of 80 Bret- Bureau of Oretilatlons ton road and Mr. and Mr*. R ed., Manchester—'A City of Village Charm Eleven member* of Mancheetor mond Green'of Bilyue street. A MEAT son wa* bohn at the same hospital Orange vielted Wapping Orange B u n B E r laat evening and preaented their to Attorney and Mr*. John J. (ClfUMlflad Advertising on Page IS) MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY. JUNE 13, 1952 (T^V^NTY PAGES) PRICE nV B C E | | jC travel, program, "Making of. Silk." O'Connor of 18 Gorman place. VOL. LXXT, NO. 217 Dad Likes An article on Cheney Brother*,’ r local Bilk mabufacturera, \va» read Among Ihe 39 atudenU In the b y Mr*. Ouataf .Anderson. Jeme* clan* of 19.15 at the White PJaln*. Baker, Who' 1* g aeatgbw for the N;* Y;; 'Hotpftaf School o f Nnrstng;' niMAMrtt S^Mk> firm, ’ 'explained that branch of I* Miss Carol T. Keeney, daughter Work. Mr*. Charle* Krob, a weav. of Mr*. Um»n T. Keeney of 27 TMid«rcur» 'P\ demonalrated part* of the Adam* street, Buekland. Ml** ’^1 weaving prdceaa. Mr*. Fred M Mrs. Harold Whiton, a bank I A rih u r D ru g S tores CARTON pre-convention swing through the 4. The union shop. Murray said i Bailey a4'ros* Main «trrrt a* they prepare to enter the State theater for enmmeneement rxerelMw this SHCRFINB the industry, falsely gave out the clerk, said she thought th* giih SOAP Middle Atlantic states with visits > miirning. On the left Is Barbara Ann Bengtson and tn the right Is Fenna Lee Kathleen Fisher, eo- was S' toy,, but that the bandit'a ’ to delegations In Virginia and Imnrtsalon that the union shop is SLICED PEAC H EF 3 Cans 31t00 I valedictorian* of the ela**. Dr, ^ n d a ll B. Hanirlek, director of the Bridgeport Cnrainiinity Advisory manner was so threatening ah* did Maryland as well as Pennsylvania., the^only Issue. He called that "a 10 Missing, US. Troops FRESH , Service Center, delivered the arldre** to the 260 *tudrnt* ending high nchool enreers today, u*lng a* kl* not dare defy him aa he cam* be­ Convention Nears plain unadulterated Ue." topic "Living In Time* of Crl*l».’’ (:o-»alat«torla!i»ThetmaLoul*ePtereeBndEllfehethAnn.>Vhlt- s h u r f I n e M I U 3 Cana 4 1 B lARoe ? .F».t .. 3,3c ... But 'bc.dUcuwad..tb« unioa i'hop: hind the counter where, she . waa.. ... 'With the convention about thrbe ‘ ney’ also'a’(liw«Hi*ea (be'theater aiidlenre at the' S9tN iuihiliil grii’dUilflo’m’. The Class’ ihbitb I* T il Omnia and scooped up bills. week* off—July 7 at Chicago— at great length and ridiculed state­ PRINCE ALBERT Parntii*”—Prepared For All Thing*. Whip Reds, Polio* believed the bandits il*d S lllIR F IN E neither Taft nor Eisenhower ha* ments on steel executives that their j One Safe in Rang*!, Refrigtratora Belisvllle opposition is bssed on principle. 1 in a car parked around the comer the required 604-vote majority SLICED PIN EA PPLE b from the bank because eeveral ona Lg. Can 3 5 SMOKING TOBACCO sewed up. The Associated Pres* He said they already had granted j Washm and All . a union a’hop to 50 per- cent of dollar blllB.were found on th* slii^ SH t'R FIN E tabulation, pegged to avowed and B-29 Crash Hold Hill T Other Appliances IVORY conceded preferences, shows: Taft USW members. Big Need for Men of Skill walk tber*. PIN EA PPLE JUIC E Lg. Can 2 9 c SOAP ♦6*rElsenhower S92. . Raps T a il and Ike : P eeerthee Bandit *niat la why each-vote jeomman’da - When -Murray mentioned Sen, Hfmoltilu, Jtin« 13— - Seoul, Korea, June tS—------by a Navy patrol craft four hours the professions to meet the need*. Formerly associated, with Hill-' ” cooling, comforting atmosphere WHOLB KERNEL BAKED an ordkined Methodist minister tlllery • mortar barrages helped CIVIL ENGINEERING 7:e after the plane went down. He Dr. Randall B. Hamrick, director yer College before entering his at all Hmes. WORY Democrats i who followed • personnel stiKliet In troops of the IBOth ancT 179th Reg- World Famoua g .. Triple Thirk BEANS 8 To 9 Lb. Size*. * had a broken leg. His name was of the Bridgeport Advisory Serv­ Work of helping others in the his postgraduate work at Yale tmenU blast the Chinese o ff the HVHIIAM R. Edward L. Davis, Jr. CORN withheld. ice-Center told 260 tnemner* of Community Adviaory.Servlce Cen­ rand was a counselor at -th* Hart*' TMNHMid knob o t- th o : commanding tUNCHtOFT StZf ;T :T rrr... *f e Y E LLO W ET'ED For c The rescued man aald the B-29 the 1952 greduatlng class of Man- ter. Dr. Hamrick skid the two the hoUast war. action this year.. GE I» Accused Registered Civil Engineer and RED K ID N E Y 4 23 ford yM CA, cited tjie case of a No. SOS Can All Poultry At Hqh's McMahon All 16 Votes bloke up quickly when it hit the cheSMr High Seh-ol during com­ most asked, questions of him are 26-year-old battle-scarred veteran The doughboys-with the help DINNER S IZ E ...... 9Se Land Surveyor "how to be happy" and "h6w to FUNERAL 1 Lh. Tin water. mencement excrci..,* tn the State who sought hts guidance In secur- of planes, tanka and artillery — Of Backing Up Made Front Soft Fabilcired Celutex ' He said he believed the others theater this morning. improve personality." To obtain .. . - won the southern knob of Hill T 15 Proctor Road, Manchester Is Fresh Dressed Hartford, June IS— ilP) — (Jon-. candidates In the field. Stanley J. HOME aboard were lost. One sank be­ Delivering, the address to a happiness, he said, a person must ^ In a bloody 14-hour dawn to duak . TeL 7019 2 For 2 For necUcut Democrats open their Pribyson of Hartford; former could I crowd that overflowed the capac­ choose and do the things m life vyteran'*_^ education ended SAVO L B LEACH Oal. e neath a wave before. he fight Thursday. Red-Ledr Union 24 B8IMAIN BTBIIT 4B4G two*d|iy convention here to* 3tAte Sen. Joseph Morelll of New ity df< the theater," Dr. Hamrick that appeal to him. Improved per- Anlshlng the seventh grade, (Content*) - TENDER reach him, the pilot said. The Chinese counterattacked un­ ^ CAMAY night fullv prepared to give Sen. Britain; former Mayor James Suspend Search told the graduates to make cer­ sonatUy can only be aecured but his life's ambition was tn be- successfully twice before dawn Brien McMahon his first official Cbuey of Bristol snd former State Navy patrol boats and a crash tain they had selected as their when a person throws away per­ coms a minister. High achbol Friday. Then flares and Illuminat­ Washington, June 13.— (JPI— REGULAR ROASTING CHICKENS boost toward* >he party's presi-, Rep. All'j UrbinaJJ of Norwich, boat from Kwajaleln picked up' life's work the things for which sonal gains In hig work and shows equivalency tests were success­ ing shells showed the Reds ware James B. Carey, leader o f a CIO dentlsl nomination. Pribyson was regarded by many plecca of the craahed_plane .and. they were beat suited and for each a willingness to work hard for the fully passed and three years later Main business of the convinttonr as the Uhely-wtnnM'. massing on a knob near.tha AUlcd- union of electrical workers, told . F o r c called off their aear^ for aur- "one To follow the progress in his advancement of his profession.’ TisTvw amoivg thi-htirheat In htf hrid knob. 3 23 PLUMP FOWL will be to select a 16-vote dele-1 Battle In 12th chosen field. • '''Backing up self-reliance with Senator* today that a rival "Com­ H im PHRURMlt vivors after an atter^dark,sweep. Heavy, CInse-ln Fight munist-controlled union” survives gation to the national convention' One other fight will be taken to The crew of a sister Superfort "Anyone who does not prepare self-ltnowledge.'' Dr. Hamrick (Continued on Page Ten) Allied fighter bombers and ar- only because of "deliberate, active b e e f at Chicago. Party leaders pay the the convention and will be settled reported the dltchinc: and said j NEEDS NO NEUTRALIZER! tlllpry and mortar fire kept the ao|lstance and encouragement ft YOUNG FRYERS delegation will be instructed t o ; by the credentials committee fol- they had sighted only one surviv- i Auiomatu ntutnUtitit givee beet ARMOUR'S cast its votes for McMahon until lowing the keynote address. Two Reds o ff balance three hours. The big business." . or. on a life raft. Testifying before a Senate Labor curl o( tny waving method. WHIP CAMAY he releases It. rival factiona in the 12th Sepa- Britain Defied Truman Will Russians Free Thunderbird Division troops at­ "Only debrl* remains on the | tacked about dawn and withdrew subcommittee,. Carey speciflcaSy t.. • tVAMAf half. SPECIALS pt. ALSO A LARGE FRESH SUPPLY OF Under ordinary conditions, Con­ torisi district each have nominat­ water," the accompanying -plajie | No% t 5 diffefcoc BATH SIZE after. o..hiutvy.close.in tight_____ nattKd-Qfineral.JSlMtrtc CorP: He _ MILK necticut delegations go unln- ed two for election to the State radioed the Air; Fm;’ce control j periDBnenti Central-committee. ---- : One, Hold:Two — The Thunderbird* - attacked said -it. prafeasea Impartiality.. :_ln...... — sfructed to" hallbnH ConvenUDns, er’ on KwalaVelnT ' " " - 1 4s Iraic^hips ^Lay K eel fo r the fight between his . union and • ■•fAiUrl U, S . Good Or Ch6ice~^ " The convention will name 22 again In mid-aftemoon add took CHICKENS 7-** S1J9^ but this time party leader* flgtire Two Engines Failed { the rival union for collective bar­ For c It will help McMahon’s candidacy delegates to the national conven­ the knob. • VtfY Ountldl 2 23 Cut-up, drawn or »pllt— To suit your need*. The Hawaiian Sea Frontier said gaining rights in the compaiuL* 2 Cans If the delegation is instructed to tion on Saturday. Ten of them will two ofr the bomber's four engines Oil to NorwayxVo K eel Sub Berlin Captives Hill T lies northeast of two oth­ have full vote* and the other 16 \ er important hills Amerirsns won plants but actually follows a '4U BIB OVEN BOAST 72c 33« vote for him. apparently failed shortly after vtde-and-rule" policy. tm i » m *1®^ will have half a vote each. last Saturday. The Red* have been pba tax FRESH. LEAN W ill Speak Over Phone takeoff from Kwajaleln for Guam. Rome, June 13.— W —Fifteen G'rplon, June IS— I J*)— Presi­ Berlin, June 13. - 1 ^ - The Ru*' Carey is president of the Inter­ Qt. McMshon. himself, will be un­ 'The national delegates will se­ trying to retake them ever since. lect the state's two representatives The pilot had radioed 18 min­ thousand tons of Iranian oil are on dent Trum an may he in for a alans Ifxlay freed one German, national Union of .ElectricaL Ila#B BLOCK CHUCK FOT BOAST 69c able to altemi the convention on they had kidnapped from West The flghtiiTg that flared around T T t hAhy pbwdAr iuid lo tlo h ii'to b l1 ip m *fe and on the Democratic national com­ utes before the crash that he had and Machine Workers— CIO. !! cream # # • get them all at Pin»*huntt, you can really BEEFSHANK “ ■•49c orders of his physician who ha.* feathered two engines and was the high seas in ^three tankers siirpri*e\whrn he arrives here Berlin, but they defied a British Chorwpn last Saturday and grew mittee and it has been reported ■ Expelled In 1949 * make thU your Mhoppini; renter for many thlnfa other than food |p is \ been treating the ConnecUcut lasing power in a third. bound for foreign ports in defiance Hafiirday Tor the keel-laying protest by continuing to hold two holier daily during the week is the POPULAR FOR BOIIJNO reliably that the incumbents. Paul The other union la the U n IM Wearever Aluminum P>y Pan* CMS to $1,95. Sauce Pan* from Senator for a back ailment. In­ His last message .said he was of. British warnings, Italian agents rrremonles\>f the alomie aub- WesJ, Berlin newspaper men seized heaviest aince the war dropped to R. Connery of Norwalk and Mrs. Electrical. Radio and MachSe 75c * . • coffee .|>ercoIatonA and cake |iaam FBESH GBOUND BEEF 67c S p w stead, McMahon will address the ditching— landing on the ocean I today. Iharlne NauU at the same time. Workers (UE) which waa In MM V o aell Lamp Bulha a • , clothea llnea , • . Therm on B ottlfi and convention through a special tele- Mary Flynn of Southington are to A young West Berlin woman al- (Continued on Page Ten) Wha* e^-VcT,. ------. . ..v a.v,. . - ' • JVi,'*.»t »r. -be"Z«pAced.byndon. .wUo ..recently to.be the first bulk sales since FUDGE AND . SMQKlll SHOULDERS I ------— bpening Olid th# keynote - address O. Pomeroy Rol Jr., as Commufiist-domlnat- resigned her vice chairmanship of Iran nationalized the Anglo-lran- FRUIT und VEGETABLES „ by U. 8. Sen.; Hubert Humphrey senior vice preside; of the victim of a new .Oommuntst decree g in g e r 'AND ' FROSTING the state central committee. lan oil company. e W'ith plenty of nice long white California .waehed potaloea 0. S . fiO O D O B C H O IC e B S EF S TEA K S 1 lb. tin Of Minnesota at 8,p. m. (edtl there The agents said the purchasers RIectrA Boat Dlvlsloi . of the which extended to Berlin's I - Bulletins r coming In . . . It looka aa If the polato ehortage haa ended WHITE were indications peace would pre­ One o f Saturday's speakers will News Tidbits General Dynamie* Cor; afibn, darter the same severe mea; amidenly aa It etartld . . . and are tve glad! DEVIL POOD be former Gov. Chester Bowles, agreed to buy the oil at 18 per ^ CAKE MIX ^ vail. U. S. Sen. William Benton Is .,t^ie;;;pr«ry#iJing:-j!forid .which ..wiU..MiU4 . the .era; sW: which have sealed the East- .. .^ ifOMBihe AP w ire* The Senate _ sub-committee * is a««erw— a«o .s^v'.'.osai F ,'.'V y m m ta r n iaiim.iAn9toaw^«w-.:»d . I CUCUMiERS .. v : Id . 104 for a brief visit. ‘m&rk«i pl-ice. ■ PEPPERS tOMBINAtlON tQMBINAtlQNf - for his first complete term — Anglo-Irantan has Threatened le^ algn” . of . (ha Nautilus,, the ah ^ . ---- Timely Move ig i^ U o n lg- needed to JC S^t NATIVE CABBAGE * NEW CROP FLORIDA PORTERHOUSE Lb^ $1.15 Only one floor contest appeared There ha* been some speculation j will have no keel. functioning of O)mrounist.|loml4|& Dallas, (T ex.)’ Times Herald pub­ gal action against anyone purchas­ Thla decree, issued last night,' 8WEDI8H PLANE CRASHEM SPINACH to be In the making, a four-way that many feelers will go out dur- Robinson *ald that normally ^ ted unions la plants having seem TOMATOES .... Box 22e s *» ing Iranian oil While the national- was. the latest move In the . Com- Stockholm. June , IS—rfJI— A CELERY TENDER KNIT lk $1.06 POPULAR PET FOOD SPECIAL fight for the' repreaentative-at- lisher, Tom C. (inoi'h dies at home izatioi) ’ issue ■ remains unsettled. In melal vessels a eomMnatlon Tnunlst campaign to squeeze sur- Swedish -military plane with defense work. ."C t ( ^ s c o ] (Continued on Page Twp) ASFARAGFS NATIVE BEETS 2 Id. 25e 3 lb. tin large nt^lnatlon. There are four following seven weeks' illness. The matter Is now being argued of metal plates which protrude rbqnded West Berlin, the Allies' right men aboard crashed Into Carey aald he spported .a a tu ir at each end of the ship takes the ment by CIO President Philip M ^ SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT...... 3 For 3Se This week end we wiU have a good supply of our FRESH Stock of arm* belonging to l^fore the World court at The last stronghold behind the -Iron the Baltic eea near Gotland this members of Communist party Hague. place of the keel. Curtain. It waa timed neatly to aftrrnooni Ten Swedish air force ray that legislation "Is both up WE EXPECT TO HAVE NATIVE BERRIES delieious corned beef. c BEEF TONGUES “’ 29c found In suburban ^aria commu­ Britain todqy asked the court to H r said that submarines now offset, in the worried minds of planes and one deatroyer seswoh- necessary and unwise." 85 StrmowFor Friday 13 nity but police undaunted by declare Itself competent to Judge In service have protrusions be­ West Berliners, two measures ed the area but there was little- Offers Proposal ^ . show of force . . . American Medi­ the oil dispute. neath the hull that might be taken by the West" yesterday to hope that the right survived. , Insteed o f legislation,, C v e g h Fresh Native Dressed Poultry cal Association says Truman ad- Presents Her Case classified as keels. Such will not boost Berlin'* morale.. ' suggested the Defense depaitmMk ministrstfSn plans Congressional Pre.sentlng the United Kingdom be the rase with Ihe Nautilun. Only a few hours before the de­ EXTENDS TiRUMAN POWERS set up a committee compoZadlBt " Bottor food for your dog LARGE ROASTING CHICKENS, i-7 LB. AVG. Fresh Fish Is Plentiful and L o w Imperturbability, 5 Lowb approval of bill which acts "as; ca-le in the hearing to determine In addition to Mr'. Truman, cree, the Allied-High commission Washington, June -IS — t^ i— representatives o f Industry, labor Fresh Fruit ond Vegetables opening wedge for socialized med- whether the court will exercise Atom ic Energy Commission announced its -determination to The Senate today adopted a and government agencies'to FROZEN FRESH ^ MEATY FRYERS. LARGE FOWL Priced ~ Get Yours At Hale's dne. Jurisdiction in the case. British A t­ chairman Gordon S. Dean and counter any new attacks by Rus­ House-passed resolution extend­ termtne whether a union repraaeK- Held Secret for Long Life sia on Berlin, and Joined with Ing employees of a contractor'^ ' Putnam County, New York torney General Sii" Lionel Heald Secretary of Ihe Navy Dan S. ing the President’s war powers West Germany in providing eco­ BABY BEEF LIVE R ...... Lb. 87e grand Jury called into session to declared his country’s main con­ until June 80. Without this ac­ HAMBURG xh c SALMON, BOSTON BLUE, nomic aid for this city's struggling 39 ROMAINE LETTUCE e act on request for Indictment tentions were; (Continued on Page Ten) tion, the presidential emergency (Conttaned on Pag* Ten) ELM CITY SLICED B A C O N ...... Lb. 49c 15 By ALTON L. BLAKESLEE • leaned over the table and felt my 1. That the question o f the industries. against convict who killed 9-year- powers would have expired Sun­ ------i t - Ferris Hickory Smoked BACON ...... Lb. 69c SCALLOPS, MACKEREL, COD, Chicago, June 13— (d*>—A key pulse. 'You will live to be 100:’ court's' Juriadlction was the only "" Hopes raised by these actions day. Senate and House nrgotta- BEHER FOOD FOR YOUR DOG . wonderful, I replied, why? And old girl tn getaway attempt .... for long life comes from Dr. Morris one for discussion by the court. were promptly dashed by the new tors sre working on a bill (or a Lord' Horder said. 'Because you Shirley Temple, wife of Navy Paiiyushkiii Sent If A-Bomb Fallsj ^ There a a good r.>aaon why your pup en vra meat and need* Bch. rishbein, ons of the busiest men 2. That the court has Jurisdic­ Red decree. Issued by Moscow's one-year extension of a limited RHUBARB 19c HALIBUT, HADDOCK have Imperturbability.' Commander Charles Black, leaves To meet thi* demand . . . We have in the nation. tion in Britain's, claim ; that Iran trusted, German agent, deputy number of the powers. a d ^ a r ^ l y ground Hamburg to »ell at 89c lb., grouad by our Smoked Meat Specials "Ive practiced Imperturbability Bethseda Hospital after recupera­ The hey is Imperturbability, .or tion from complicat,lons o f cae­ violated U* obligation by national­ To Peipixig Post East German Prime Minister Wa^ Head for Salodjl H rv L -T il*'.■ * " ‘1 lo make It more ronvenlewt for yo«i YOU C A N BUY FRESH fI s H FILLETS, SLICES. calmness. Plus five things you since I wad 16, I told him. I think izing The billion dollar pitiperty, of ter Ulbrtcht, It directed police to U* keep a elock on hand EXTRA LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS .... Lb. 53c sarean birth delivery. BOY’S b 6 D Y FOUND For OR IN THE PIECE should keep low. j a person can practice It.” the Anglo-Iran Oil Company. “extend generally" the stem mea­ LEMONS 3 17c How do you become imperturb- About 350 people affected by Moscow, June 13— (Al—The So­ New Haven, Juno ISr-