AMESITE DRIVEWAY 37-Year-Old Dean of National Uni Slaying Countess Small Communist-Held Island Am) Long Island Railroad Today

SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1952 ATerage Daily Net Press Run ThsWaathei', FACE TWELVE iBanrlfPHtPr lEupning Ifprafii For the Week Bodlag Feroeaat of U- 8- WeatlMf'l June 14, 1952 __ Fair, ettoler tonlikt. 8 e a t |^ Clarification AirtresH Tells— 10^596 ed ariemdoR showers, UHIo,wsim-- AboutTown Mastnarina-Leclefc Nuj Member of the Audit er Tuesday, Heard Along Main Street * Mrs. Leonard A. Cleveland of Rnrean of Clrenlattoaa Manchetter^—A City of Village-Charm BunMt CouncU No. 46. D«gre« 174 Benton street Is not the AboutW AyES That Interpret The Wishes of PocahonUi. wlU moot Monday Mrs. Cleveland who was In- Of The Family . ... lU fifat 8'b'cloclt nrrJrieW hall. And on Sont9 of Mnow and then in newspa reflect'on world affairs in gen who lives next door. per columns and in magasinee, eral and America's place in them In M-G-M's new Technicolor Malik Bids Minn., oh June 1 to make a atx musical, '-'Skirts Ahoy!" at the 87 East CenterSt. Tel. 6888 weaka yiait there with her nephew, about domestic accidents and the In particular, as well as the view Blasts Rip U.S State Theater, for 4 days starting Norman Brindle, and his family. peril each of us runs every day of the country's citizens to «that 'AMBULANCE SERVICE place. Now, .publicity releases scl, the show down (near the end of Wednesday, Esther Williams sings in our homes. the story, of course) the "action" I f bong entitled, "What Makes* a ' UN P robe _ i..poUee..*dU-inTemple. Sproptl remarkable In the powers he was One of IJie best things that has ditions. In the dry hlls ringing the srea^ First reports, said Lt. Harryf TheKhas been no change in the The plane was searching for an arrived home from a busy day at attributing to Clay that "HE was OIL HEATING mists from the clubs in Hartford the office. His wife greeted him happened to Manchester young At the Great Lakes Naval oxploBioriR popp d 1 Stafford Sprlng;R ; Atnlematf! oh •new members, other Bwedlah Air Force plane and New Britain will b? guests not given pause to do some check- sters in a good many years is. in Training Station in Illinois, where EQUIPMENT mlating with eight men aboard in happily. His children gathered r r ‘ ’. t n m < V25 a m ' Malik's decWon to Call this Service clubwomen from this about him. He removed his coat. Ing. _ our humble opinion, the Little much of the picture was filmed, the. same area; where the Rueitans Could It be, we wondered, that League. We get quite a thrill nut M onry ed t ) snS s e n tu p '.n u m /'* * ’ *'•“ ‘ meeting recalled hi*his dramatic s«-se town will leave from the Mary He loosened his tie. He sat In his the. actre.s.ses lived in a barracks | nsed back road, but he immedi-| gf council meetinga In Aug- are reported holding vast air and Cheney Library at 6 p. m. Monday. the thinking of the people in this of watching the pint-sized ath w-lth real-life Waves, lined up at Estiitiate.s On Request brella of black smoke. lea maneuyera. favorite chair. He called for his cmmtry has become so conditioned letes at the game and, by gum, ately threw a number of men into ‘ nftt 1950. when the Korean war pipe and slippers. chow time-with their trays, spent CALL The bla.st area is about half a was the hot issue. File Strong Protest He donned one slipper. He start to accepting America's role as a they're pretty good. additional hours on the drill field The Bwedieh government, r»-' leading power In world affairs that It will be interesting to. see the ml’e n j-le. The early reports gave nothing Nothing was done by the covin-' ed to Blip on the other. He mis and in general lived the life of cil during that month, except fleeting the anger of people in the judged a bit and broke his little that thinking has become, finally, long-range, result of the Little MRS. WILLIAM F. MAST any other .sailor going through 2-1257 Pome 30,000 residents o f ! on which to l>ase a conclusion as streets, delivered a atrong protest over->condltloned; that Is, that, in Leagues in Manchester and in the Haeunde — their thatched-roof j to how long the vehicle had been argue, and the rouncil eventually FILMS-CAMERAS toe...... the thinking of many Amerlcsns. boot training... vlropped the Korean war. from iUs, to the Russisns. ruum BCLBs, c a s e s ,. hundreds of - other communities Mias Jacqueline A. Leclerc,. pcarlînd rhTnc.stones. Her bridal Mi.ss Williams emerged from houses on fire—and nearby vil- abandoned . Soviet Ambassador Constantine this country mot only leads but throughout the country. It should agenda. MOVIES, FARTS dominates? Could’it be that the daughter of Mr. anad Mrs, W al-, was of phalaenopsis and the-experience with a high regard lagers took off far safer areas.: Nanwl by Pollw Malik startled the .worivl In i Rodionov was summoned to tV certainly make a mark on school foi-.the.work. the. girla of. the .Navy. -.- Most of-themu:lagged..the roads ,to., =. .Wright..,a residenôf So^^^ FWtgn. D^‘v« .the: -cMmtry i* thWigiit of by these peo'- and " big ttagtle baseball ' "arid ter--N'.-'Leclerr'of YS Main PuiOin;------entr.Vy h«A b«4m nAmw ‘ by-Stite. 'Mjti'rhr this ■ year ■ vvHb •bir -yltdenP''- Ariiilir Drift Stbru ple with the over-conditioned are doing. "ThV.v arc a seridus- charges that the United Nations test personally from Prims Mlllr - . should also exert a good Influence became the bride of William F./gowned in bride blue' marquisette mihded, hard-working group," she., WINDOW Supply officersTsaid the big ; Police-Lieutenant William Bundle later Tag# Erlander, who is also minds aa another Rome, with pro^ on the character of thousands of Mastrianna, son of Mr. and : with satin midriff, bouflant skirt was wafflng germ warfare In Foreign Minister. Crowds 'in front ewsulB- ststioned In. conquered American boys. says, "and I saw at first hand ■ Korea and China. Steven Mastrianna of .89 LefHtig- and .short cape with a turned-back what an Important part of out; (Continued on Page Eleven) (Continiied on Page Eleven) of the Soviet ejnbassy Jeered Rodi FILMS luida nil oyer the. world to main The only thing to watch out for, well avenue, W aterbury,/this collar. She wore a floral cap and DRESSING The disarmament commission onov as he left and spat into the tain a Pax Americanus? Navy they have become. They arc j finslly voted him out of oriler, Ellsworth Mitten DEVELOPED AND thought are the adults. The mana morning. The ceremony per- I carried a''scmi-Colonial bouquet of embassy compound. Perhaps. But these thoughts ger who "blows his top" at the not all just secretaries, 'At Great | Facts about Venetian Blinds saying that the .commission wa." Sweflen demanded an immedi la Right! PRINTED soon proved too weighty to be pur formed in St, B ridget'sûrch at Pinocchlo roses. Lakes the.v were filling in at jobs : umpire or at one of hla kid play 10 o’clock hy Rev. Theodore Gu- The gowns of the bridesmaids set up to discuss disarmament ^ lIiTRld ' Photo. • ate Inveatigatlon and prompt pun atMirh^ter BaallODL sued In the warm weather we've ers or the angry pop who bellows as medical . technicians, account-,; only. .... -^7------— V- ishment of “thoee- reaponsiMe for can give you better 24-HOUR SERVICE been having, so we stored them, hala. Spring Bowers 'ompo.sed the ’'were identical in style to that of ants and a dozen other occupa^ : , David Ijvwler. or GlaiBlohItury, In WwHerd garti, rides TRpper," at the ump shouldn't be put out decorations. the maid of honor, but of blush Collector's Item II. S. Will Pushên€!wal Malik's 'term as counc-li chair-' I winning honie In the Local Pleasure Hone Class at the IJnns Club the outrage." service- For reeulta call Film Deposit Box along with our dark blue suit, if his player or son does the same tions. Some of them even worked Man ends June 30. He will be, suc- 1 Erlander also delivered a second » Manchester Realtor. away for the summer. Escorted to thA altar and pre pink marquisette. They wore floral as mechanics in the transporta-1 Herond Annual Horse Show held yesterday at Mt. Nelui. I•w'ler At Store Entrance thing. He learned it from the old sented in m a r^ g e by her father, caps and carried pink feathered eeeded by Sir Gladwyn Jebb of - and "Dipper" also took third place In t(»e Weiteriv Pleasure Class. Eisenhower request to the Russians that they 'uns. Just bear in mind, you grown tlon pool." j They might have l»een Junk to Britain. eWA Maps __ ♦ 1 Readers .Agree the bride' was-Attended by her sis carnations and blue delphiniums. Of Steel Output for War 1 .Sandra Howland, 10, "of 543 Wnodhrldgr [street, rides "Cherry Red," halt further espionage activity by JARVIS REALTY ups, this game is for the kids. Mrs. Leclerc cho.se for her According to. the star, the girls ' Grandma but the antlqne col- See Red Propaganda | I their diptomata In Rweden. This Phone Man. 4112 Our article last week concerning ter. Miss Marie Louise Leclerc as who Join the Navy are filled with first plnee winner In the Pet Pony Claqs and third plaee winner In KEMP'S double feature.# and our auggestlon maid ofônor. Bridesmaids were daughter's wedding dusty rose The germ warfare charges. the Ixvcal Pleasure Horse Class. Proeefjds from the show, attended note referred specifically to the Open 0 a. m. to 9 p. m. Oraclniis Murder silk shantung with navy acces patriotism. "They like the work i lectots consider it a rare buy Millions for by-nhoiit I,8(M) persAns, will be used to further IJons Club projects. W OQS R u ^ l trial which opened hare today of that the movie theaters return to We know • proimnent local a t Miss Iptratne Joan and Miss .lu- they iu-e doing and. despite Uic tha former slngie-feature program dlth Ann Leclerc. sisters of the sories; and the bridegroom's if they run across old, 19th cen- (Story on Page 2.) seven Swedtsa charged.with telling torney who was recently elected to brldA Steven Mastriafina was best mother wore light blue crepe with hardships, most of them wouldn't nut this natton'a entire viW has drawn several repilea, and not a prominent honorary position in change places with anyone—not one of them has been >mfavorabIe. n>4n for his brother, and u.shcrs black acce.ssorics. Both mothers fury Venetian blinds—^partlcu- closcd’stecl mills to prevent a crippling halt in the produc- soviet Union and Communist Editor Vede northeth defenaa lyatem to the a prominent local social and. clylc ,-tlrere Richard Leclerc, brother of wore orchid corsages and assisted even a movie actress!” tion of weapons. The White House announced that a four- China have been given the Strike Fund Ituealans. At least two of the letters ex organization, some of whose mem-, those with' ornately carv- r ~ pressed a yen for the old-time the bride, and Robert Ma.strianna,. the bridal party at a reception at larly man committee of the CIO Steel-- broadest possible Communist pub- Recall IT. 8. Privataar hers have a deep feeling for a brother of the bridegroom. the Villa Maria Hotel, South Glas- , Jicity.. ,ftnd:..ia.,tbq. UBBB.its.qu;.ji^^ By THB ASStMIlATBp PREM elup-etlck eomedles that- need ^to gilage other than Engltsb: el,*** "■4f "ed American eagle ■vahmees.- wvjrkera had -been .dlreated J»jr., . ....— . « er.... • .GJevoland..Jtme,J,fi/:rr(^)r=:.i •nibHBil'adWt iniHtgry A- have them rolling in the aisles. The'bride's gown of imporleT'tohbury. the basis of many mass meetings The 300,000-member Com-! r Gen. jEJwigiiit D" Ejaenliower tmarmM' Catalina, ami aeknming' Humbly, the attorney a s l ^ a French Chantilly lace was de For traveling the bride will union Prerident Philip J C W S , M O S l e m S tailed by the party in "protest" We’d like to see something like society member,'a persom^triend. wear a white linen suit, navy a'c- help work out . an acceptable plan miinications ■ Workei'R ofi ppomlfieU the ' natlrtn'a farm for a Swedish Air force transport, that, too. The genuine humor of signed with an overskirt of nylon Voult find modem Venetians for meeting defense-needs for steel. against what is called .Atperican journal editorB at Denver to miseing sln«a Friday. It- la fear-'' to transtate part of his acceptance tulle over shimmering satin with ccs.Sories and white orchid cor barbarism. America. fifUi largest union! Join Tfio Swing To DHECKS! the old comedies never goes out speech into the appropriate for much sought after, too-respe- Both the union and industry Riots in East Zone day that if elected President ed that plane' also was shot down chapel train. Her finger-tip veil sage. After an extended motor agreed when wage negotiations Clash 3rd Day At the time the germ warfare in the CIO, open.s a fiverday of style, and fliarlie CTiaplIn eign language. HalUHgly, the at of Illusion was attached to a Chan trip they will live at 101 Prospect he would seek the_"finest by the Russians during their would be just as funny today and torney read the ti^slatlon at a tilly lace cap studded with seed street, Waterbury . cIbII.v those made by FINDELL collapsed last Monday to permit charges- were.Arst- -brought -up. convontibn . Jiere toda.v. w.itii maneuvers,-This--Would-bo •..fata More and more people are uaing per just as popular as he was in the sufficient steel production for es much western, opinion Was that It' Bonn, Germany, June IB—{/P)—Tive" thou.iatid Gennarri^hiraihs” in the country To help slinllsr to one met by a V. S. Navy banquet In'hls hoi)dr. for discriminating home makers. In Tunis Strife the creation of a multi-mil- sonal checking accounts. It's the safe, silent movie, days. Chaplin was a As one club .member expressed sential defense items. was part of a Communist cam lion-dollar strike fund the Gommunist police appeared today to have stamped out a wild .solveThe problems pf agricul Privateer alrcrgft wHich disap modem way to transact business. There true artist, a bewildered bundle of it, he "moat piciously murdered" home comfort So far the government has -an- paign to alibi for inability to cope fire of revolt in more than a dozen Soviet zone villagc.s where ture. peared in the tame area two years humor and pathoa who could have same man and "charmed" watch nounc^di no sp^'ciflc plan for thfn Tunis, Tunisls, June 16—()P) — with outbreaks of plague in North maior item of liustness. At an early morning breakfast ago with 10 men aboard. are two convenient types—-the regular the language~and his attempt got we wrote about la.st fall in this col yvLi Jo sep h A. Bcirnc ofVVashlnglon East Germans k protested*U' their eviction from the Conimiinlat his audience hysterical in one him , into water. A woman Strawberry Supper output. The White House said s .tew.s and Arabs clashed aneW to Korea and Communist China. At meeting, Blaenbower said.that he The Catalina was attacked about for larger users, the special for those scene and dab|ilng at their eyes in umn who several hours after rak planbad been worked out to. trans day in the winding, cobblestone the same time the campaign wa.s CWA president and keynoter at frontier aecurity belt did not pretend to have' apeclfic who Is spcilve in tlie society and in ing a pile of leaves missed his IVftDNESDAY, JUNE, 18 MORIARTY Bros ...... looked up on as the basis for a i this morning s first general ses-^ The fights between police and ___• . 60 miles off the Soviet-held Eston who do not wish to maintain large bal the next. Yes. those silent movie Mancl^ster affairs generally stood , 6:30 port steel stored In struck ware strerLs of old Tunis for tlie third ' anawera to all the apeclfic prob ian coast. Swedish planes search- hoys could certainly teach our -watch. The leaves were removed 3 1 5 CENTER ST houses to weapons manufsctiii'cr.S. straight dsy. Ten persons were violent "Hate America” campaign , slon of more than 2,000 delegates, i villagers—at times reaching the JL n r C f t l b ances. up suggested the members METHODIST CHURCH wounded. . in which the Americans were sin-' is urging a defense fund of $12,-1 proportions of pitched battles- lems that face America today. modern comedians a lot on the art to a neighbor's compost heap and .Some Agreements Then he addert::-----t— V(^ to make him read it correctly aripther pile added to them. . It East Glastonbury TEL 5135 000.000 . I liave been going on for five days, (Continued on Page Eleven), of real eritertainment. <)iie year from the date. The deed teL 4S4S Meanwhile, a few Indlvldusl steel The .cla.'hes added new tension "Tha mort 1 have la a determi Join the swing—open an account to rained all night,, but the watch was Adults $1.50—Children 75c mills reached agreement with the 1 g situation in which anti-French (Continued on Page Eleven) He said the* pi-oposal was "the Scores have been arrested. More But wn wouldn't like a fare >W'as done and tn' the next 12 IM U MANUPaCTURfHO CO. Spurring Big 3 nation, if the people want me for morrow! solely of old films. We'd Jlke l;> found atill running in the morn OPEN steelwdrkers and prepared to re- Nationalist activity ,w'as being moet important item' to be decided : than 30 caaualtles have been ^re- a jhigher d\ity, tn approach the months the lawyer will jiave to ing. It cost him 219, though. At Manehmstar Creaa sume operations Immedlatelv. But I stepped up. Tunl.sian terrorists thla week" and declared that in ported, see Hollywood bend their talepts learn a new language. past strikes "we did not have the | 'Reslat Ouster hniblems with the help of the fl- 42 OPS Price to producing just about as Might be better off if he bought M HOURS thew wer^ Independent of the ble adoptin); new IrcUcs, net fire to ! On Unity Talks neet brains in the country." a good heavy chain. Rteet producers who hold a united _ fields ready for harveat, in ' J* i w l. 1*11. v ^ c t l l d money to coordinate and support j Police riot squads were reported First Meeting many films each year but In'inak- Wateh Out A. Non. our own union." i dispatched by the Communists to ing them good ones. With the A local man soon after he arose front againat the union. ' ^ move to dlarupt the economic The bireakfaat meeting was Els Charges Filed great increase in technical knowl Already nearlv 3 1-2 rhllilon tona jjfj French protectorate. Win Pay Increasea | at least 16 'vlllagea along the new Washington, June 16—(iP)--Un- enhower'S first publjp appearance LOOK A H E A D yesterday was reminded by tadlo Lose 1,000 Men' About half of the CWA’s 1952J security belt, aa desperate civilians derr. the threat of a poaiible new since he arrived tn Disnver yester edge In Hollywood, the mogula that it was Friday the 13th. He *”1' Tl'- J-wi!>h-Mo.l.m «p- collective bargaining has beenbeen! 1 reaiatedresisted being forcibly moved rtiil R Russianu, drive to split the West, -could, if they wantecK to, turn out made s mental note of the fact day afternoon for his final drive WITH MANCHESTEK TRUST K.’S 'n S :- ™ .'; a...... completed. It was accompanied by [ ruthlessly to make way fo r, the United Statea officials start today for the Republican presidential no- On Meat Firm a steady stream qpflne films, that he had better watch hit step, . j tempts to induce Jewish shopkeep-__ exltnaive StrlkS;. v y v ity across! new frontier No-Mans’ Land._ .The a series qf talks with BtRlsh and •--A* tt--ia now.-_.tbe- "one piperOo, or rather that' he "mfiit drive' care LAND SURVEYING o m L ..eSit off„. Productlfti. had be.eO.ruffl.-..j,' t era ' 1:o'ô1n a' strike ■whiclT'-waaf—In SrDay Fight' minktion__ __—..—:— ------>0 NOW- nlnr juat under 300.000, tone the nation during April.*'t'hc'"cdh- vlTagers'also'pIvileslifd a CdmmO-'' Fr'cncji representaflvea''oh'"prob- The editora are memhere of the New Haven, J u n e T i ^ ^ —Ad one stlnkeroo'y-aystem has helped fully, and he did. CIVIL ENGINEERING [touched off Frlda.v by myqterioua tracls signed provided for wage' nist police hunt for "undealrahlea" i lema dividing the three'powers, rian W. Maher, United States at- ' keep a lot pr people away from He had an errand to do at .one dav. aqd contradictory reports of sn By THE AWtOriAT^D PRESS ^ ...... American Agricultural Editor's Over the w'eek end. Miirra.v increases ranging from $4 to J7 for j in the border area. ■ Korea, Indo-chlna and Germany aasociatton. They represent farm tomey here, announced todey the the Iheat^. W# have our own of the stores and took his watch told a news conference that the attempt last week to- poison Infantrymen of the U. S. 45th [ 75.000 ^workers. ‘ The ivaistance centered in the are high on the list of problems: filing of 42 crimlital ch a rM M syatem fm- dodging, the eecond- out to look at the time, put it back Edward L. Davis, Jr. ' You tee can sovt money by getting your Tunisia's nominal ruler, Sidi Ls- Division today smashed ap artil Ameriesn steel industry had border state of Thuringia. In ; And the talks get added urgency (Continued on Fage Ck>ven) violating caiing price regulatiou raters. _,we just call up. find out. all right in his pocket, but when Registered Civil Engineer and glasses at Union Optical Co. felled to expand in the direction mihe Bey, and his fsmily. The lery-supported Chinese attack on (CoiiUniird on Page Eleven)' -Knltennordheim. 1,000 vtllagersi from the week end disclosure Ihst egainet Swift and Company, na when,' the feature goes on ' and he alighted, the watch dropped to Land SurveyoT of facilities heeded for defense. Jews, alreatly had called their own • hill formation' on the western tried to.'free two famlllts Of "potlti j Moscow is aWlgnlng Its Chief Dep- tionwide meat packing firm. : that/s it. We get there just before the pavement. He picked it up, it President Benjamin Falrlesa of strike, demanding police protec front. The five day old battle ha.s Ickl unrellablea" from the village , uty Foreign Minister, Andrei Gro- Involved in the charge# wera tl>e' feature starts and leave as WAS still running and not even the 16 Proctor Road, Manchester Service at Union Optical is the best in United States Steel, the world's tion against the Arabs. This strike cost the Reds more then 1,000 cas- jail. They claahed with 300 Red ' myko, to be ambassador to Lon- company branches situated In New .soon as It's over. crystal was broken. TeL 7018 town. largest steel company, struck was to begin this afternoon. I ualtles. police I'clnforcements. | don. Haven, Hartford, Bridgeport, W at And thosq "plota" in the second- Believe it or not, this is the right back, blaming the steel Tlie newest outburst of Jewi.sh- ^ " "j* At Slreudorf. angry farmers This looks to some nfflcisls like Bulletins erbury, Stamford, New Brita^, rate films. Either a "private eye" workers union for any shortages Moslem rioting in the old walled 'jf'* CTiinea^n News Tidbits armed themselves with exes and a maior new Russian move in the Norwich, Meriden and Danbury.^ or a reporter or a cowboy.' TTie ' a bitter seven-hour scrap. The scythes and tried to beat off a po- Onld W ar-and, rtiore than likely, from the AP Wires ._J4(Uittr.ASIA, the .ft!lni.waa alniui- ...... M..lL9Jil ..dm* Reds' pbjecttsT was- jCuUed.Jxaia..Jt£„W.i<;ea.. ' eye •ht-alway r-tatkliig -OTrt-wf "ttrrf (Continued on Page"TBIeven]r “'(('(orMn'ueir ”on'~l'a'ge “e TTce paIroT"T>e^ oh" evTctlng"“cT^fir one K n ^ ”j?'#s'?r.pi^'rhrT r.'T fr^ t®80'rfrarimftTtirtPTc«^^ side of hla mouth, always has a 500 “SETS 0^“ guaranteed. part of a T-ahaped hill weat of families and deporting them to the Bfitlsh-French alliance which Is elsewhere In the countr Them beautiful secretary, and always (3horwon. U. S. troopa hold three Intejiqr. 'jnoreejpplic^w woimd- the. hfSrt.O.t. the .western _defens_r AIRPORT REOPENED IncludriL , h.9„. said,. ...aw .. coiirU „ has a bottle of tlquor in -the- t«p’ konbaof'thehtllr'"—— ----- ■ ...-e<,v*.mor—Lodga.sul vised.today MECHANIC SEAT COVERS Come in and hero Mr. Qh^ that State Welfare Department i'A Before' rl'dC 'squads"Tusfie^^ liTand" system, Newark, N. J., June againat the company at Boston, 44 right-hand drawer of bla desk. At Fighting, atso continued at a quelled the revolt. Against this background, the "Hewark Airport closed four at'Manchester,-N.'H., and othan least once during the movie, he I atep^d-up pace at other friction "for first time in years is staffed 'W t hovt a ptrmantnt full timt optning for A>1 your glosses free of charge. almost to its full complement". In many other Incidents, police Big Three powers will discuss, months was reopened to com- at Sioux Falla, S. D. gets the stuffin' knocked out of Justice Divisioir Purge Spots on the 155-mlIe frbnl. There among other things: meretal traffic today and the • The violations are ch arg ^ jiiiq .and -looks- like -ha, JuaL-.oaiM ,W4s«..'brMk .glfiehea.iûnday-hW. ;av*S .’CpwecUofti 923 MAIH ST. wtclianlcs. thIt pasItian.aRtrtd wttli oKoaiploytt $ 12 9 5 And'-Up" nlssioner F.dward'J. Donovan 'Ucltfed openly. Patrol ears were 'flrsf^pmiie'ifrt HiBd '*«s * fofi»i a’ganiait' th« ' ettwpimy through the business end of a Panmunjom. ’Kprangpo and iron- Commissioner branches and certain of Its malt- btntfits' and libtrol tamings. Contact Frank INSTALLED IllEE chon in the west: around Kumhwa, hopes to decide by tomorrow smashed and burned. In some 1 France's desire for increaseil' place charter plane from meat grinder. places,'entire villages joined in the Stroudsburg, Pa., carrying a ageri and employe!, Maher said; I Then the cowboys. The -hero Mtiluxxe at Looms as 3 Ouit Kimsaflaniwrt,».haAv.a4-. The vlitatn has a black hat and ..... "'-AC- ....!V,'. ' '“*\boWl-1h -IhS ..... c86*8p’S’'6I‘R''cortilt’t' ti'lib'‘‘lrtSVi’'4r'Trt.*' “iESilhil;' ■Thl»''«)'al" e')ipm«W' -w w PATTERN-MAKER thorixed the filing of the criminal CAMPBELL Washington, June 16—04^—A<«-w'lthout ela.boration, that three of u. S.'Eighth Army staff officers tie girl . . . The 19 Scrippa-Howard the situation under temporary con the main theme of conferences to black horse. When they meet for ft trol. ,.be held by Jean Leto\imeau, Phllailelphia, June Itl—

— complaint after a long study M[ BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. AUTO SUPPLY broad reorganization of the gov. theae resignations were being ac-'havie offered no explanation of the newspapers acro.ss country today Communist j French Minister for Relations with An arbitration board today or the case. ^ . . ■ 155 CENTER ST. TEL;.2<4545 29 BISSELL 8T.—TEU S167 641 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER TEL. 2-3128 emment'e legal branch, the Justice I cepttd. ] stepped up fighting, the tougheat endomed preslilenUal randidacy of The East German dered a 7.7 cenia an hour wage During Shortage MANCHESTER ■department, appeared in the mak- p>ose leaving, for a return to,of the year. Gen.' D«’ight D. Eisenhower. government began radio and the Indo-Chinese States,, who had private law practice, ail served newspaper propaganda 'eantpaign . an appointment- with Secretary of rut for employee of a big cotton Samuel S. Ooogel, enforcement The Fairfield Market Ing today in the wake of three new ,1 Jets DeatrpyM • Bristol police apparently solve textile nrin In n decision seen as director of the ^nnecticut Dia-. reelgnatona by top officials. under both McGrath and hia pre American Sabre jet pilots re loXg series of car thefts at Lake to justify its police measures as! Stale Acheson today. The French- EDWIN G. ADAMS. Prop. decessor, Tom CIsrk, now a Su needed to ''save democracy and' man also is seeking to team from n possiblq future pattern-maker trlct of the Office of Price SUbll- Out of office went exactly half ported three Communist jets de- Compqunec by arresting two New for ihn Indiiatry. Tbe ruling ap lauon (OPS), said the allegU :»4 HARTFORD ROAD of the six assistant Attorneys Gen- preme Oriurt Justice. etroyed and one damaged in two Haven and two Middletown men i our Republic." I State and Defense department of- Rep, Hillings (Ri, Calif.), a plied to the Bates filaniifactur- violation* occurred during the aral:- fights S\inday south of the Man la.st night . . . Atlanta to Chicago ing.Oorp. It had proposed a 80- spring, and summer of 1951, a Open EVERY DAY From 8 A. M. to 9 PiiM. Harold I. Bayton, 48-year-old | member of the House committee churian border. train of Chicago and Eastern Il (Continued on Page Seven) (Continued on Page Thirteen) BUY Nevadan who headed the Office of ! Investigating the Justice depart- cent an hour wage slash for Its period of meat shortage. — INCLUDING SUNDAYS THERE’S AN EASY ROAD AHEAD FOR YOU! Second Lt. James Low of Sau- linois railroad, 38 minutes be more than 7,000 lemployea In five Googel caUed the case axtrem#- Alien Property. Hli unit had been I ment, was among those forecast- salito, Calif. only six months out hind schedule yesterday, jumped Maine planla and two tn Isia ly complex, and eald R lnvolv*d under congressional attack. ing additional top-level changes of pilot school, shot down one'and off track with 17 passengers re Angeles and Emeryville, Calif. charges that the company aoM WHEN YOU CALL MONACO and SONS FOR AN H. Graham Morison. 45, of John- "In the vary near future.” became America's 17th jet ace ceiving minor injuries . . . King 150,000 Stranded by Strike ' Purvtyen Of: J OUTSELL BECAUSE MEMORIALS aon City, Tenn., and Bristol, V a„! McGranery, at his Philadelphia Feisal II of Iraq to Visit llnlted SEA SEARCH ON (Continued on Page Eleven), head of the anti-trust division. ; news conference, was willing to. (Contlnued-mi Page Thirteen) Stales in Sept. . . . George B. CUuit Dennis, Mass., Jufie lfi~ Swift's Prwnium U. S. "C H O IC E" Frash M taH William A. Underhill, 42. of De- ■ say only that those leaving will (P>—A Coast Ouard plane and land, Fla., chief of the lands divi be replaced by others "in com^ Thurston, 62, former • business Of L. L Railroad Engineers Grocorits ^ Fruits VtâtablM THEY EXCEL OF PROVEN supervisor of Syractise University, three; surface craft searched the sion. plete accord with the jMJlIcy of died in Middletown last night. Cape Cod waters off this sum 4 Violent Deaths ^ Frw n Poods, Dairy Products, let Crtom, Candy U. S. oil bumtn are ' McOnsnery Aocepta this Attorney General." Porter Confesses mer reeort today for bodica of the first choice of He made one new appointment Defense Ministry on Formosa i#ew Y ork.'June 1 6 -(iP>—An - Scribed {iassengers as "hanging President Truman's new Attor says nationalist guerrillas raided three of seven persona who Baktry Goods - Otiieottsstn • Pottnt Mtdieints smart homoownort ney General, James P. McGranery, Immedlately-^rRowland F. Kirks, engineers’ strike shut down the from the rafters." drowned Saturday pight when In State Week EhS becauM of their ad AMESITE DRIVEWAY 37-year-old dean of National Uni Slaying Countess small Communist-held island am) Long Island railroad today,. Many commuters, taking a look Bttr ond Alt Cigortttts and Tebocee FREE ESTIMATES TERMS ARRANGED announced in Philadelphia that the their 18-foot sloop capsized In a vanced deeign SUPERIORITY! versity Law School here, to suc killed 80 Reds' . . . Defense De stranding 150,000 commuters who at the crowded highways, simply ■ ' resignations of the three had been By THE ASSCKHATOD PRESfC end quiet, ,partment------identifies 62 more. scurried Tor every other available -turned around and went home squall. Fcnir bodies were recov accepted. ceed Baynton as alien property London. June'16.—iffS—A beau ered yeaterday. Three persona drowned in CoOl HeusthoM Supplits efficient, FREE GRADING' A LL W ORK custodian. tiful Polish noblewoman who Korean war rasualUes, including j „grt of transportation. . without trying to get to their money-ecy- Correctly designed monuments are products of careful, McGranery succeeded J. Howard eight dead . . . Fldes Catholic Traffic was jammed bumper-to- jobs in New York City, nectlcut during the week end whlja McGrath aa head of the Justice Was Under Fire served brilliantly as a wartime 8PUDH GLUT M.ARKET a fourth person was killed tnstanj^, ing opera POWER ROUED g u a r a n t e e d intelligent study. They have balance, distinction apd Baynton's office has been und^ British spy was found stabbed to News Agency reports Chinese bumper on the big parkways lead- The road carries a two-way tion. department at the crest of a cor- ComniiiniHts burned to deatli ing into the city after .membera total of about 300,000 dally riders, New I’ork. June IS—(P)—P®" ly when struck, by a bua. r Quality Mtrciiandist at Cempttitivt Priets meaning; they have beauty that will endure. ruptlon.ln-government uproar that fire from Sen; Wiley (R., W tr) death early today in a Kensington tatoea glutted local markets to The traffic victim was Albertii for. more than a year. Wiley con- hotel. Scotland yard said a porter about 100 lepera of HIngchuang of the Brotherhood of Locpmotlve, the vast majority , commuters who McCausland, 18, of Norjthlk. had led to the ouster of still an Leprosarium . . . Four Danish Air Engineers (Ind.) struck the na live on Long Island and work In day kfter several weeks of scar- ifLarge Enough To SERVE You—Yet Small ~ '— Cutting Done In Our Own Shop From The other assistant, T. Lamar Caudle, confeaaed to the killing. clt'les and high prices. Neither was struck by a New York LASSEN Rough Stone To The Finished Memorial (Continned on Page Eleven) The victim was Counteas Krj’s- Force fighter pilots dlamissed yes tion’s blggeet coramilj!(r railroad. New York. bus on the Post road InW *^, Enough To KNOW You.” ffred by the President himself. terday because they aaid they The motormen ancTengineers be The New York City Board of retalleya nor wholesalers were The departure of the three oth- tyna Skarbek, 37, who served in Transportation had every avail In aay hurry to buy. Dealer* sarly Sunday mortilng. .Mev^t Treasury Balance iS-ance in actual combat under the were afraid to fly Jet planes. gan leaving theiC- jobs shortly predicted price*—now well be land was dead on arrival at N9 (Buy all your picnic needs here Sunday morning. You •rs was less dramatic. Members of Construction Division after 4 a. m. (e.d.t.) A abort time able piece of equipment "standing PETROLEUM When McGranery took office French Maqulaards and accom by" at key points in Queens to low the old OPS celUngs— wrik Hoipltal. 5f" fresh—including a nice, luscious Manchester Memorial Co. Washington, June l i —iJP)—The plished daring feaU of sabotage of General Tteamsterfi Union. Lo later the railroad announced that would go still lower this week, The drowning 1(101101# were . Bolton—Tel. 2-0121 May 27, all division heads tn the cal 493 in New London, vote to 'all train service is suspendi^ until pick up passengers who reached 1'?, *“**'''*'• roake your picnic an outdoor event you department submitted "courtesy position of the Treaaury June 12: againat the N&zis. itrto market has ‘Ttrokea wide Mary Booth. 38. of Kent. Pe GLASTONRURY,MONACO t e l . 3403 A. H. AIMETTI, Prop. Ponce picked up Dennia G. Mul- accept general Ifi-cent increase.. further notice." '' outlying areas by bua and auto. Barowakl, 35. of Hartford. will never forget). MANCHESTER. TEL 2-2115 resignations," so that the new Net budget receipts, $164,301,t All •available buses were pressed Although the strike had been open," they aald,âad out-rate HARRISON STREET—MANCHESTER 509,60; budget expenditures, $171,- fiowney, 41, a porter, for /quei- Ten-year old boy tooUtlee down lôea are ahead for the Now | ft' ASK FOR PAVING DEPARTMENT ehlef might have a free h«d in 1,500 foot cliff in Calif, and into service. All were crowded to OIL BURNERS ,OPP. EAST CEMETERY PHONE 5207 or 7787 organizing. ^ 430,224.22; cash balance, $4,489;- (CoaMiiMd oa Page Time) York hooaewife. (boattmwd an Foga McGranery announced Saturday, 637,971.09. ^ (Oontianed on Page Two) doean't break a bone. the doors. One/ commuter de- ~ - - a - { ■ n

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IS; |e^'>’;: \ '. ' '- ‘J - ' i , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1952 P A G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCi g while fined |1B on a iimari Directors List Alcometer^ About 1.800 Attend Lions^ rldden„Lb$u .J3or9lta-_jAygKn._ AUen F, Bpay III C et» -B.-^r-Degrp^ Police Check Tale through Meriden...... r Courtâses Ws Kcense wiis''^^^ OBH"»n:frw«seH~Bf- Plantsvllls was third. lâle to Build A-Smfisher Snrko's fare tooaed hla gun onto In connctlon with a Violation on case of Remee Forsythe, B4, of the In the Amaleui Five-Galted 01 Force Cab Ride the front seat when they reached April 1 and given a defeffed-sen same address, charged with intoxi Protest Petition^ on Agenda Ordained June 14 Wallingford with the comhient: Ftv* (UWM wer« diapowd of In Second Annual HorsS Show Saddle Horse Class, "Generalis tence, was fined $100 In court Ihls cation, was nolled on recommen simo," owned by Dr. J. J. Austin For Energy Coiumission It’s not loaded anyway, but I've Town Court thli inominK- Judge morning. dation -of the prosecutor. Harrison and ridden by Dorothy Austin,ut6r vraTd street, fined J102 dii -t ,;lven-a Wl-day suspended sen Oak Blue Belle" was third. Joe,” owned by Edward Grimes of sumptiori~br'garl)iiii§-dinnplng bp- | chief--of poUeo-tOHritow. . their -use - - ....alatont to Rev. Alfred L. Williams ' New Haven, Juq«,-19—W —Yal*.; appointed dean-of-,-th*— The paiuenger b a r a ehange of Porter*Accfjrnefd + ^ ^ Anne EwIcH of 8 f tence and one year probatlon"'on a by Clifford Congdon of Middle- ' and the other prohibiting their dis cab driver's report that he waa ~Kelth preeented the cases. charge of driving under the influ . . . — I Peter Reneson, riding "Strutter” Meriden and ridden by Priscilla erailons at the toWn dump off Ol- of St. Mai-y’s Episcopal. Church university and the a W ic Energy school. „ _ . mind about going to New York as street. tUf Roy f . Clapp, 17. ot 14 Haynes ence of liquor. Ernest Forsythe, charge of intoxication. 'town, was declared Grand Cham-1 prise winner in the Jun- charge on any public street or from February, 1948, to August • ___ I Prescott S. Bush of Greenwich forced- at gunpoint to drive a man Mias Darin Rose Accornero, Joseph Acdoriiero, brother o f tba 1______Northrop was second. cott street and signed by "about comminion have signed a con they were driving Jlhrough Bran plon in the Jumping Division at ior Horsemanship Class. Second "Strawberry Sundae,” ridden by park, or within 800 feet of a hos 1949, was ordained to the dlaco- has been elected Alumni Fellow ot on a 100-mlIe jaunt around the ford, and ordered Slirko to tiirn daughter of Mr. and Mra. Joseph brldo, and Harrison Ralnoy wero place went to Anne Goodale, rid 300” realdents living in that area pital. nate of the Episcopal Church on tract which Yale. President A. the Yale Corporation. - , iMhcra. Miss Ratmondo woro a the Lions Club's Second Annual V. K. Roux won Brst place in the state. -e around and drive back to Hart Accornero of 67 Cotlage street, Horse Show at Mt. Nebo yester ding "Two Point Five." Third Western Pleasure Class. Anthony will be presented to the Board of The question has been raised Saturday. June 14 at 10 a. m. In Whitney Griswold aaya la "of President Grlswbld said contri ford, became the bride of Harold Frede pale yellow nylon- tulla gown and award went to Nancy Weils of butions from Yale's alumni am Held In bonds of $20,000 In con day- Mollnskl's . "Yellow' Jacket,, was Directors at Ita meeting In the whether^ Memorial Field, the site ' Washington, D. C., Cathedral, by great possible ilgnlficance to the (Branford does not lie on the rick Porter, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. she carried pink roses and baby’s "Stranger,”, owned b.v James Wethersfield.' •, of the ahnual Fourth of July fire Rev. Angus Dun, Bishop of Wash friends to the alumni fund broke junction with the atory, but deny direct route from Hartford to Harold Frederick Porter of 68 breath. Miss Zwick's gown was of second. "Dipper,” ridden by Dave Municipal Building tomorrow national defense program." '.all records .for- annual giving to Lango of Southbury, took first Awards in the Stock Saddle Seat Lawler, was third. • works display, la legally a park. ington. ing he hSd anything to do with It, New York, but ie some miles to Beacon street. Hartford, at St. pale blue nylon tulle and ahe car Horsemanship Class, open to chil night. Although Town Counsel John D. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen li • calls the construction of any college or unlvcrslt.v'jn 1951, ried a spray of yellow rapture place in the Western pivison. Re An- extra attraction at the show a 20 million, volt linear accelera-; arid, that the 1952 alum^Tund al was William J. Kearney, -26, of the east.) James' Church on June 7. The serve Champion' in the Jumping dren under 18, were awarded to was the presentation-of "Golden The board’s approval for a LaBelle has. never been asked for F.. Bray, of 199 Wlnthrop street, The fare dianppeared after re- double ring ceremony was per- roses. Both wore fioral beadpiedes, Dsrye - -iawler',—o f ■—Wethersfleldi 1»oHc» Depart^rient req«eat-to-pur. ■ an-opinion-on-the- matteri-'<^nerel ■- - —Taunton,•• Maas., ■ be—was-■boi'n-’Wi tar,______- , , ,; rcadx..tPfAhi $9.40,000.Tmcludcd .In, Hart-fnrf!...— —:------T5rvT«ofrwrr‘’JVmmy,“ ~owned'and ■Riiseai,"''fr m tk' tierw*'owned "by Kearney waa arrested oe Tfrevmr IK8’ 'P1K5P I* "■ ■TW® fm-mea’Kv'RrV. WgB F j ; Y T im ir ■The'bHae'x wdtB'er'dHBW first; Ben, Lasbury of East Wind chase an alcometer, a device to Msmager Martin has said that he that city, attended high school The linear accelerator, which . this total was a cheglt for $111,381 o f hyacinth blue lace with white ridden by Elaine Smith of Orange. Albert Prandihi of Bast Hartford. will be the accorid. built at Yale, from Ihfe Class oLlroT. the largest charges of kidnapping, carrying a reached Washington and Park The brldo given In roarrlago by Reserve Champion In the Western sor Hill, second, and Skip Blood "Golden Rascal,” without saddle test for Intokicatlon, will also be does not believe it falls under the there and was a member of ' St. atreela In Hartford, her father, wore a gown of Im- acceasorlca. The groom’s mother -ot-Windsor...third •ought-tomorrow night. Chief of lygal definition of the term. ____ Thomas Episcopal Church. Hje performs a function something conlributidn oiyYecord from a aln- concealed weapon, malicious dam ©tvielon-----was- “ Jiappy Jack.'* ■or— bridle— petfpi'med—T8— "high milar to-the-«tom-Bmaahlng-cy-4g1e Yale age-ttr-private-property-and-evaiK __ A fter g urko-h ad-told-hla-atoiy ported princess lace-wHlt-fpll-flow— -woi owned by Anthony Thalle of Pom- "Gay Eve,” owned by Norma. Police HermM O. Schendel salone aerVed over three years'with'the cessorlsa. Both had white orchid school tricks" including parade of Sitting as the Water Oommis- clotron. Dr. Lippdrd, the new medical! Ing taxicab fare In connection with at police ‘ headquartera. Connors ing skirt of nylon tulle. Her finger fret Center and ridden by Jesse St. Marie o f , Taftvllle. won first wooden soldiers, Spanish cake has $775 in his hudriet to pay sion, directors will hold a public — U. S. Marine Corps In World War and Storrs visited the reataurant lip veil of imported tlUialon fell corsages. Y ' place in the Championship. Three for the device, but pot all the II and saw duty In .all three ma - In the words of Its designer and school d^dn. will succeed Di', C„ N. - the case. Thalle. walk. dying horse act, and end of hearing on a proposed water main builder, Profesaor Howard L. Hljigh Jim g. who;,êl(l the post Detectives Matthew Oonnors onraide of which RUrko had said from a matching lace half hat The rcceptloni attended by 50 IxH-al Winner Galted Saddle Horse Class. Sec money is under the item for new jor war areas, Asiatic-Pacific, Eu- trail pose. extension on Wetherell street, hear . SchuKz of Yale, it Imparts "high sln^ 1947. Dr. LiPPard, who and Moore Storra quoted Arthur he had picked up the fare. .Using trhnmed with seed pearls. Mias people, was held at the Villa Msrla About 1.800 persjons attended. ond went to "Fox Hills Conquisa- Horses for the show started to equipment,, and it would be neces- reports, on the Benton anil Bran ropean-African and China-Burma- a description furnlabed by Surko, Mary ftalmondo, 52 I^ p lo sCraot, in Olaotonbury. "the couple left t o t . eary to transfer some -funds from Indla. . ' speeds-and energies to charged cpfiies here from Wiarlottesvllle! Surko, a Hartford-cab drlver,Taa Ten-year-old Sandra Howland,, tador," owned by Mrs. Wilson Fox arrive at Mt. Nebo Saturday aft ford streets sewer extensions and *■ here he was dean of the Unlver-! the detectives said they, traced was the maid of honor while Rich Virginia Beach, Va., and wlU re of Oakdale. Third went to “"Ce other items In the budget to pay He was graduated from Trinity particles that are used to bom telling this story: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren ernoon. 102 horses were entered on the progress being made on the bard the nuclei of atoms." Pjrf; slty of Virginia Medical- School, i Kearney (o a relative's home Sun ard Muske, 42 Maple street, waa turn to reside at 54 Chasoiut Howland of 543 Woodbridge street, dar Ledge G r « Mist,'; owned by in the show. ' The show started for It, an action requiring the $50,000 project to Improve watqr College, Hartford, in 1949, and was graduated from. Yale In 19^0. ‘ Surko picked up a fare on Park day afternoon where they arrest the best man. Bridesmaid waa street on Juno 23. ! Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Larson of board’s approval. from Virginia Theological Semir fcssrft- Schultz built an elghtyfriH- street. Hartford, earlyî Sunday riding "Cherry Red," won first at 12:30 p. m. and the final class service'in the Manchester^ Green llon volt linear acceleratoryrf Yale Recently he wrote that dt the ■ ed him. award in the Pet Pony Class and Wethersfield. nary, Alexandria, on June 5.' He morning and waa told to drive was run at 8 p. m. Charter Waiver area, arid resume dlscussion'on the several years ago. time of hla graduation he expected i Kearney, who had nine cents In while swimming to shore after the third award In the Local Pleasure In the Knock Down and Out All proceeds for the show will The board will also be asked to proposed eewer extension on Essex will continue hia atudics there to around, finally being directed to hlB pockets when picked up, has Opens New Pjegram to become a sâll town New Eng 4 Violent Deaths boat had capalzed Saturday, Ths Class. Sandra, who has been rid Class In the jumping division, first be used to further Manchester approve the waiver of the charter- and Durant streets. and. the degree of STM, to those land horse and. buggy doctor, but drive south on Maple avenue denied all connection 'With the ing about a year, has entered two went to "Pitchfork,” owned snd provision requiring competitive already earned. President Grlswvjkf, talking yes which Is the U. 8. Route 6 ap body was recovered by Stats Po Lions Club projects. Including "twenty-five years later I find affair, police said.. lice from the Colchester barracks , previous shows and won prises in riddeq by Clifford , Congdon of bidding on all supplies costing For the past two years he has terday at the Alumni luncheon proach. to the city, ■ Surko ques In State Week End scholarships for nurses training, FIRE OltTS HOME neld as part jfi Yale’s three-day that I have lived In New York, \ Patricia A. Wllnon Sunday afternoon after a 13-Iimir both. Middletown. Second award was eye conservation program In Man more than $500. since, according been in charge of a rural parish New Guinea, Manila, Now Or 'tloned his fare as to their dealt of the Diocese of Washington at class reuntofi weekend, Said the NORWICH PAPER SUSPENDS search. First place in the Pleasure Class to "Napoleon,” owned by Windsor chester schools and aid to the to schendel, there is only one leans and Virginia, and that the Patricia A. Wilson of 263 nation several limes before reach for 4-H Club members went to Hunt Stables and ridden by Billy company, located. In New Haven, Hazardvllle, June 18—(/P)—Fire Acoceck, Md., and will move therc^ contract with the AEC "will Inau ing the Wilbur Cross Parkway (Continued from Page One) At Norwich, the body of elgtit- blind and handicapped. . early tods!y burned out the Inte gurated whole new research pro Interx’ening years have been Wlx^laiv;! street . received her Norwich. Jime 18.—1/Pt—The 'Strutter,'; owned- by Reneson's Garthwalte. Third award wenf that manufactures the device. with his wife and two small chll-' passed In hospitals, laboratories turnoff at Meriden. year-old Francis Marshall was re rior of the two-story frame home dren. He will continue as deacon- gramîn the field of nuclear phy- bachelor of science degree In Norwich Evening Record, In con Francis Marshall, 8, of Norwich. covered from, the Mohegan park Game Farm of Bast Hampton and to "Rim Wrack” owned and ridden The Petition protesting the use and classrooms rather than In a medical technology yesterday at At the turnoff, Surko turned hla tinuoui publication dally In the ridden b y Peter Reneson. Second by Louis Voegeii ot Naugatuck. of the dump for garbage disposal of Albert Brewer on East Main In charge of Christ Church Ihdrc. sUls-of the utmost importance to buggy." . ' . head to ask his fare wherfi they Mrs. Booth's body was f<|und tn lake early tills morning. Ha had street. Fire Chief John S. Gor and St. John’s Chapel, Pomonkew Uio Yale ph.valcs department.’; the commenepmenL exercises of evening field here since 1886, will been report(9d missing Sunday award in this class was to "Little "Upwey Ebony Princess,” 1 Bolton was circulated among the rc.sl- As the- Yale Corporation's .the ' university, of Vermont and were going and found ' himself suspend publication with the edi the Housmtonlc river Saturday Colonel," owned and ridden by owned by R. C. Lasbury, Jr,, of dents by Elmer Johnson of 847 don said the fire apparently start Md. • X To’ house the Ilpear accelerator, Alumni" Fellow. Bush succeeds Ed staring Into the business end ot a morning at Kent. She had been re night by two brothers with whom ed in the living room and mush Tale will begin immediately the State Agricultural College held In tion of June 27. . This _was an ho went to the park Sundayâftsr- r •Tv*i«»eaeMUvjee‘»i Nancy WeUs. .. ofWethersfield.. East WlndsoT Hill, wgs awarded Middle-turnpike weet, who .claims win.,F..Blair Of Fairfield.. . . -- ,32-.caliber .platoL. ported miaalng .from her home Doris Mohr m t a ll. of "Ml; atomic energJ' Burlington. -VU - ’ \ • •»— — - nouneed today- by.- the Bulletin hobn. Third award was to "Dipper," championship honors in the Hack to have gathered approximately roomed through the partitions "to cohitmetton Surko's fare said, "We’re going Company, publishers of the Eve since Friday night. The body was Tel. Manchester BS4B the roof. He estimated damage laboratoi-y which will be part of Bush, a .New York investment The oommencerrtent, speaker owned by V. A. Lawler of Glaston and Trail Division. Reserve 300 namet, and who turned the 150,000 StramTccl banker, was Republican candidate was Thomas J. Watson, chairman to New York. Don’t try to attract ning Recbrd since 1927. fully clothed when It was found Police, dragging from a boat, to- - bury and ridden by Dave La^êr. Champion In this division was at $6,000. the new physics building for which floating In eight feet of water covered the body in about 12 fast petition over to his attorney, the university is raising fund.s. •for U. S. Senator tn the JD.'iO Con of the board of International the cops or ,1'ir blow your brains The managemint announceil Ilk the Shotv Type Ba rony j Mwirawo w okt twtrtfj —own«u- Mr. and Mrs. Brewer and their .of. water,..,...... “M1SB'"EtBleColltnB,-MT8r Richard Charles N . .Crockrtt. The petition Strike .■ The AEC Tonttact-was only one necticut election, losing to Sena Bnstne’li#- Machines- CJol'poratlan. ouL" that practically the ehtire working, about 20 feet JCrom ahoceJ)y..Rua-. Class under 14.2 hands, "Welcome and ridden by Carol Gardner of C. Olmsted, Mrs. Edwin Lawton, also requests that a public hear daughters escaped unharmed. tor William A. Benton (D) in a He was Introduced by United Na. After yanking Oiit the two-way force of the Record will be ab sell Kllaon, 19. Mystery,” owned and ridden by Wethersfield. of several announcements made at We used to be merely pressed Mrs. Alexander Bunce snd Mrs. ing on the matter be held In the the luncheon by President Gris tight race. He sought the nomina tlpna Ambassador Warren R .’Aus radio microphone and •mashing Sorbed In‘ the new aet-up planned BarowakI, flahlng with two com- Afarcia Potter of North Dart- "Strawberry Sundae,” owned Charles Sumner will be hostesses tion again this year, but at the tin. the taxi meter with the butt of for the Norwich Morning BulletinI panicanlons In a small boat on Great by high prlpes—now we’re being m i on lamom qualify ^ and ridden-hy V-^ Kv~Boux--of .Neat. Verplanck School. (Oontjd’ued from Page One) wold. He also reported that: ,taksn-to-tha .irlssnsrs..... -...------tnouthrMassvv-won-the-f Irst-award- for "the " aniTOat—mystery-ride ■ -of 'GChirai; Manager Richard Mar ' ■Sihec la.sl JiiTy 1', ’YJfle •nirs "fr- Rcprnbltrivn-rntTventton lit H.nrttord Ms gun, the fare- ordered-Boriro j and ttie-înday-Record.-..... ■ pond) -PerHandi—disappeared London, was awarded top honors /'8tep-n-Fetehlt," owned and rid- the Ladles' Benevolent Society to tin on June 6 ordered Lombardo nmiOred for the last few weeks. It* cclved $12,444,000 in gifts and be May -27 he withdrew in order to when t)ic more than 20 classes brilliont, glowing color 'dep by Carol Gardner of Wethers- in the CHSA Open Trail Class. morrow. All cars will liave Bol Brothers, who collect and dispose cafight many commuters by sur quests. and the alumni may break make the rmmlnation of William ■whl(;h returned to the campus Second went to "Pal,” owned by ton Center at 7:1.'5 p. m. of the town's garbage, to dump THE OPEN prise. It stems “from the applica the record they set last year for A, Purtell, Hartforfi manufactur parade- In colorful costume to Lucy LaRose of South Windsor The WSCS of United Methodist the refuse at the town dump at the tion o f the National Railroad giving money. er, unanimous. Yale field for the Harvard- Yale and ridden by Paul Surber. "Sky Church will hold its last meeting same time that he ordered the FORUM agreement of last May 23 to the Dr. Vemon W. Lippard has berin The reunion weekend ends today baseball game. Lark,” owned and ridden by Carol of the season Wednesday night. firm to abolish its piggery on Gardner of Wethersfield, was APPROVES SUOOES'nON Long Island. ■ Mrk. Jo'hn Erickson, president of Hlllstown road. He took his action Dispute on Rules third. the society, has asked that mem To the Editor, CANNON on the recommendation of Health I am one who agrees with the A union official said about 360 HOME NEEDS....ON KEITH'S LIBERAL TERA\S Watching Weight? In the CHSA Road Hack Class, bers turn In completed articles on Officer Dr. Robert R. Keeney, Jr., sentiment expressed In "Heard engineers and motormcn were in "Upwey Ebony Princess.” ridden which they have been working in and Town Engineer James H. volved. He said the strike action by Fiisy Carpenter took flr.st preparation for the sale on Satur Along Main Street” about tlje Sheckey, who Inspected the pig theater programming. I sip'bf was based on "a disagreement over BATH TOWELS Chew Wrigley’s place. CaLol G arner's "Sky Lark " day. A sale of aprons, stuffed toys operating rules, seniority and dis and fancy work will be conducted gery that morning. The conditions the opinion that the tbebters was second and-Nahcy Well's "Lit at - the piggery had caused resi tinctions between freight and pas tle Colonel" sVas third. at the time of the strawberry sup and movle-magnntca wrinld do dents In the area to complain to well to show, one along senger duty.'' , ------Spearmint Gum! "CherryxAed", ridden by Sandra per on Saturday from 5:30 until 7 In Washington, a spokesman for p. m;... local and state health officers. with the old typer of romedles Howland-' of Manchester won-flrat Meanwhile, the- refusal hy- Lom the Brotherhood of Locomotive One lea ion so award, in the Pet Pony ClEss, un Eight members of Center Con H.S we nne<| to; know them; the Efigincers said that the 'Ldh'gTs- bardo Brothers to comply with "Charlie Chni^." the "Ben Tur many folks chew der J4.2 hands. Second, was "Snow gregational Church School re land was one of 64 railroads not delicious Wrigle^ ceived perfect attendance awards Martin's directive has -resulted tn pins,” '^Lhurrl and Hardys.” Ball." owned by Daniel Cotter of the possibility of a legal battle be included in the settlement reached j Spearmint Gum at the Children's Day services yes “BusfeV Keatons,” "Harry Lang- lB.“!t May. tween meals is that Farmington and ridd^r by Billy tween the firm and the town. A d o n ^ etc. Cotter. Third place went to "Prin terday. They were Beverly Tuttle, But Rosa Barr of the National k tastes good and wjio received a three year pin; health department order, ordering X Everybody likes a good laugh. cess," owned and ridden by June Lombardo Brothers to take the ac-. Mediation Board, who has been satisfies that little Grace Tuttle, Irene Valenti and Oh, how we used to enjoy the trj’ing to resolve differences which hankering for a Potter of North Dartmouth, Mass. tion deacribed in Martin'a direc antics of the abovt^mentioned. "liie mâd\far)ced, modexciffng mofbr car in World! In the Local Pleasure Horse Barbara Valenti, two year pins; led to the strike, said the walkout treat, without, being Burton Tuttle, jr.. Siiity Strick tive.-was. Served on the conmsliy. Sorely there must be •ome geed rich or heavy. You can chew a stick of \ Class, first place was awarded to last week. A desdiine of Jurie 23 "looks Tike a more or less w ildcat; land, Patricia Strickland and comedians In Hollywood who affair." thisI refreshing gum as long as you wanti "Dipper." owned by'V. A. Lawler was set In the order, afjer which could be employed In the slap without fear of adding poundage. and ridden by Dave Lawler. Beverly Gage, one year ping. He added. "We're making every Honor pins were given to Robert the town may re.sort to legal ac stick type of comedy we used tn effort to get the' parties togeth Exciting New Values For A More Efficient, Comfortable Then, too. Wrigley’s Spearmint is a “Skeeter," ow-ned and ridden by tion to force Lombardo Brothers’ enjoy so much. Even a repeat of ■ - 3 5 & - Home . . . All Available On Keith's More liberal Budget Benjamin Lasbury of East Wlnd- Tuttle, who had one abseii.ceT"Sli- er." product of recognized quality. It it . compliance. the nIri-Hmrrs would be a wel Commuters . gmriiblcd and did Terms! made of ingredients that have been I sor Hill, was second. Sandra How- san Riley, 'two absences: and Lin Backs -Alcometer da Paggloll, three tbsenees. come relief. the best they could to get to work. found over many years to be the best , land s "Cherry Red " was third. Purchase,.of the sicometer was Sincerely Students completing third grade Better Than Wreck And it has been told by New England ; "Gay F.ve,” ridden by Norma St. recommended by Town Court A Reader One, George Evans.- a New York- ' merchanu for-generations. When yw ! Marie of Taftvllle. took first place who received Bibles were Barbara Judge,^. G. Rottner and Deputy er trying to get to his job in Oys buy chewmg bo sure to get the In the Ladles'Ladies’ Three-Oalted Saddle Valenti, Marshs , Jewell. Enid Judg^ Charles N. Crockett, accord STEEL CHINA CABINET original ^rlgley*a Spearmint Gum. I HOPE YOU'RE RIGHT ter Bay, said at Pennsylvania sta Horse Class. Second place was Rogers, Susan Riley, Grace Tuttle, ing to Chief Schendel. Chief tion, "a strike Is a strike. I sup Look for the gr^n ipear on the package. awarded to "Fox Hills Conquista Linda Olmsted. Marilyn Rose, 'Schendel, who has long been an MR. OR MRS. READER pose It’s better than a wreck." sturdy all steel construcUon iq gleaming, dor." ridden by Mrs. Wilson Fox Kirk Belcher, David Roberts, John advocate of the alcometer, said We Are Going To Try It For users of the bankrupt rail: of'Oakdale. ■ ...... Pellerin■ arvd Robert ■Allison.,--^ ■ that the two judges have seen the W m I.. Thurs., FrI., Sot. road, the walkout was the latest baked OH whit* enamel flnlab, with chroma Top honors went to "Dipper’ Rev. Arthur A. Wallace baptized device in operation and have ap $ A Great Single Feature Bill in- a scries of wrecks, snowstorrns, , hardware, concealed hinges. Has generoualy Dan," owned by V. A. Lawler of nine children during this special proved It. breakdowns and other trouble* 2^495 proportioned work top, ample ehelf apace, _ Glastonbury and ridden by Carl servicOi—among tlêm his own The directors also will resume With Short Subjects which have plagued the line. pIUB additional storage space In the baaa, Wesson, in the Western Parade grandchild, LindaJêanne Paulson, discussion on the power line right .Michael E. McMahon, brother Class, "Yellow Jacket," owned by daughter of lifpT and Mrs. Robert of way on sewage disposal prop ESTHER WILLIAMS hood grievance committee chair Keith value . . . see It tomorrowl Anthony Molinskl of Thompson- Paulson. Ott^r children-baptized erty and on the new voting ma In Her Latest Musical Hit man for the Long Island, issued No Money Down vllle and ridden by- J. Simpson, were Linda Susan and Carol Anne chines. and General Manager Mar the strike call to 360 engineers and won second honors. Third place Bucclno, daughters pf Mr. and tin will report on sidewalks on “SKIRTS AHOY” motormen shortly before midnight ■■ - went to "Robin Hood," omied aqd Mrs. Daniel Bucclno; Larry Green rOad and Woodbridge street. last night. I ridden by V. K. Roux of New Lon Ch'arles Duhaime. son of Mr. and General Manager Martin will al He said the imionriiad "about 131 This ear has bem driven less than 700 miles dnd may be purchased Compare Thil Value I don. Mrs. Armand L. Duhaime; Warren so recommend that the board ap grievances" and that "nothing.has In the Olympic Jump Class, Paul Klelnschmidt, son of Mr. and prove the transfer of $1,931.45 STATE been done in a couple of ycara to for $1,000 less then cost. New car guarantee, equipped with electric S & J ! "Jiriimie," ridden by Elaine Smith, Mrs. Wilfred Klelnschmidt; Jean from the contingency fund to the alleviate these." took first place. "Copp^. Queen," Christine Rosine ■ Hoar, daughter Police Department to pay for the AWtompany spoHcsman, at the windows, heater and defroster, deluxe radio with push-bar tuning, ridden by Vincent Culnane, was of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hoar; purchase of a police car bought ttrike deadline, issued a statc- Steel Utility Table second, "Pitchforki" ridden by April Lyn Lavallee. daughter of last winter to rep1ac4 a cruiser Tel. WIndMr Lock! 3-8079 nlent describing the strike as white wail tires, 2 side mirrors, clock, cigar lighters, and Packard Q'iee*t StatfvnA. Clifford Congdohâs third. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver R. Lavalee; that was wrecked tn an accident in "wholly unauthorized, a clear vlo- j Bolton. "Upwey Ebpfiy Princess," owned Ellen Rose Converse, daughter of lotion of the National Railway La FAMOUS ULTRAMATIC DRIVE. See this dhe fh our showroom. Tu* \ by R. S. Lasbury of East Winclsor Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Converse, Fireworks bor act." Hill andjddden by Fuzy Carpenter, Jr., and PnUip Goodwin Dooley, The question of whether Man < .Says Line Exempt $ was Jkwarded first place In the son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Dooley. chester will have any fireworks at^ He said the company has re- tone green. 9.95 Given On C.O.D. Deliveries Prpfesslonal Horseman’s' Associa- all on the Fourth of July Is ex-r ' quested the National Mediation >ton Road Hack. "Sky Lark,” rid 1 pected to be aired tomorrow night, : board to advise President Truman ; when Director Walter T. Mahoney of the diapute. . ' den by Carol Gardner was second Heavy baked on enamel finisli In red, white or and "Peg-O-My Heart," ridden by Porter Confesses Introduces a motion that the The National Railroad agree town's anti-fireworks•u*we-a4t«T«var\» ordinanceasi beu e ; i M n e r a i p a ment of last month ended a dis- EASY TERMS — TREMENDOUS BUYS yellow, wipes clean with a whisk of a damp Lon Searle of West Hartford w-as cloth! On eaay rolUng casters, njpve lL a n y . j, •third...... SlHVinfiT ( tPW.npw ijm, saJta,.^B ; ...... -put«-ot moi'* than two years dur '"^*****'''®® I books two ordinances, one requlr- AHTUENE ---pRIÊ'dN’cARS AllB IH>W-S- whe'rt lt‘i VMdedr wlffi iaiê two shelves. * In the Ladles' Working Stock ing which the government qelzed the nation's railroad's. A practical addition to the efficient Manches Hor.se Class. "Happy Jack" ridden ter kitchen. RANGE & FUEL OIL by Jesse Thalle was first. Second (Continued from Pag* One) Brotherhood officials have con- was "Stranger," ridden by Mrs...... tended that the ba,sic features of $95 James Lango. "Pal,” ridden byi and later brought him -to this agreement were intended to $299 '41 C A D ILLA C Open An Account! Shirley Rock was third. fonn'Hy with apply only to large trunk roads '49 PACKARD S "Highland Squire," owned by G. W. Jen- wh|ch have many divisions, and The BOLAND OIL CO. STATE not to the Long Island. Dr. J. J. Au.vtin and ridden by Jack | "‘"5? /l/ " ’ ‘I McCrane, took top honors In the I Mul- — NOW PLAYING — Primarily a commuter llnsi 60p ' 4 1 B U I C K $ 9 5 369 Center St Ptione 6320 Five-Galted Saddle Horse Cham-1=downey, Long Island trains daily carry '48 MERCURY plonshlp Class.. "Trotwood "I killed!'‘"®“ her."f L ei’, * *®‘ ^ây ; 2 RIG BOGART HITSl passengers making a total of 300,- Knight," owned by BuIIonwood from here and get it over quickly.' I "HIGH SIERRA' _ - Muldpw_qe_y ._wag.onlered held for. ’ I B , f 0 P n 'y Btkt-IHg Jlly I . "------S i—ssfc'Wa- a------wHh H e Laplww - P A C K A R D - - —: ....SZ4SI" X PLUS and the counties of Queens, Nas- ■ w k lO F Hotel guesU who heard the sau and Suffolk. illlTin Pbuntfjsa. screaming, .."geL .him off . I 'TO HAyjE AND * Frenck Frifid Fotatoetl .AI-„ -----In. .addition to the commuters^ If.. me!" found her lying dead In a hall I HAVE NOT" I ways A Blue Ribbon Special At the strike also came at a time with a gaping knife wound in her Our Speedl-Service OonceMion! 1 9 N A S H $299 ' 4 7 F R A Z E R 5 1 9 9 \.1 H with Lauren Bacall - f when many New York City'resi ..g. . 5^. Cali 5135 chest. Cont Every NIgbt From Onsk dents norpially return to their city - -* ■ * i . The, countess, wljto beqame ft „ -.H'-SliOWfi.ONLY- .Jobs.after a. weekend at l/jng.$4:. -'V' ForMHaurSarYieo riAttJtWlzed'Hritoii ln''"l947; sigri'ed land reaori*. ' ' PICKUP* on the liner Winchester Castle six FOR THIS ATTRACTION SOCMC $209 Weeks sgo as a stewardess. Re MAT. 2 P. M.—EVE. 7:15 cently she had been using the name BURNSIDE-r, -Aiiy,fc®urv-dav or-oigkb-.- Chriatioa.- ^tranxUle- w - *nw of -'her ...r- ..-RTAilTS.':: Police sun, , .U yrp k) t'anifll WIMb ’49 M ER C U R Y $299 weTl fix your burner in the pseudonymrin the days when she WEDNESDAY % ir. matched wits with the Nazi Gesta ' M. O'Hsni 4th Bank Bandit ’ 5 dFACKARtf«“« $ 3 9 9 shortest order poeaible. We po. “ Walk “ At East PRE-WAR BARGAINS have the trained manpower A former beauty queen In her Swords native Poland, the countess offered Wllllmantlc, June 16 — (JP) —■ ■ t / On Beacon Point” ^ FUU PRICE and tools to do the job right her services to British military in- $ 2 0 1 ) Street” Tectmieelor State and local police continued ' 4 6 P O N T I A C the first time— ^regardless o f telligetice at the outbreak of the their search today for a South Steamer Chair war. 1:11 the trouble. Coventry-man wanted In the_$556 . . T i i ...... I ■ W E H A V E She was first sent to Hungary to set up communications with un WED.: ‘‘Red Ball Express" holdup of the WilUmtuitlc Savings INLAID LINOLEUM $ 1 5 0 Automatic dolivory on derground groups In Poland and ------PLUS------tostitute on Friday. '47 CHEW. $100 ' 4 9 G M C $ g 9 5 A W AY W ITH clean-burning Mobilheat, occupied central Europe. T w ice "SometMng To Live For" Lt. William Rundle of th.e <3ol- she fell into the hands of the Ges cheSter barracks Identified him as Cohlpletely Installed and C em en ted too. Order now. tapo, but escaped unaided. e EASY FREE PARKING • W illl^ J. Wright, 24. Three other '48 M N C O LN $229 BURNERS! Later she took parachute train men, all of Wllllmantlc, were ar '40-’41 BUICKS, DeSOTO, Complete with Canopy and Foolrestl ing and was dropped into France rested ' several hours after the OLDS. CTC., $50 DOWN t Llk« N«w— Perfect. : Folding hardwood frame with seat and, to work with realstance groups. • hold-up and are being held in •back of durable striped canvas. For the average 9 x —a way of Koaprng ’am Running Rlghtl bonds of $25,000 each on charges She was officially credited with For Only • • A • • 12 room. Others tn taking part In several actual bat o f robliery. They have been com ★ proportion. SUBURBAN tles against Nazi troops. mitted to jail for appearance In *39 TTie slim, dark-haired noble court June 28.____1 STORE CLOSED WEDNESDAY AT I .(T A K E UP TO 30 MONTHS TO P A Y ) woman also directed underground Wright, police ..said, fled with OPEN EVE. UNTIL 9-SAT.UNTIL 5 P. M. NOON . . . OPEN EVERY THURSDAY Heavy quality, with colors right through to the back! Comiietely In- sabotage teams wrhleh blew up $556- In a 'ca r parked outside the NIGHT UNTIL 9 P. M. stilled and cemented by factory trained experts. 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:t'-V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1952' PA G E P IY B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1952 p a g e EO UB Charles Bacaw, Ruth Bromlay, pletB;-^ GonataWo -DanlBl-ShBa—wlU. iiiV bm nUftW siV n >sisVHis95^ WiiiiV >8P W^st-Side-Branehr- .Ve42planck^P4ipila- -fcatifrence—B*M;--Anita*-Colemaitr iS - troraîgiiia x r W lit'charge Of the group.- Kathleen Doebler, Jerome Finn, Gen. Clay-Givcit M. A. at Cornell The town and Ellsworth Memo Prcsciit Pageant David Gardiner, Kathleen Glbbi, m if» f 12S0* rial High School will be represent Adds New Books Csrol Gllha, David Hendry, Althea YEAR ROUND AIR CONDIIIONINii ■ Honor at Trinity Elects Bertrand ed by Richard Della Bamsrda . at TTH E CANDY Holleman. Kristine Kemp, William WOEO—!••• Radio and TV w n c —1080 Boys’ State to be held at the Uni Kuhimann, Carol LBChapells, Rod lllLlilM R WCCO—!»• . ' B S b' SlaSia’r 'M orntw Watch.- -hership-dn-Slgma- XI- .The ..Hens-.. xlft.FrWwf-hx. El ••-Left’-’-;-— MoorCj - “Hlddenr ' Bound ■poHln'e ■ 'im iT ' coimtfldk 'TH -nirtr During the period in which Miss Brownie Helen Smith as cdlor Home *®'*UR)Un* Wtdder Brown. \VDRC.-01d Muatc Box; Newa. quest for political Independence. selaer chapter Is the Second oldest ary"; O’Hara, "Son of Adam Wyrt- guard; and the singing of "Am ■~»b B. Lloyd Show. WHAY—Coffer Club. He said he wan In favor of Itt- In the country. ' i Bchnder acted as advisory, the gate";, Partridge, "Penningtons"; FOR SALE Muatc. WONS—Bill .Tenklna Show, "South Wlrtda'' has come to ' bo erica." • lu My ------giaa WOBC-.\Vtitld Newa .Rg.l»l4“P.' -fornilng Ruanla that thia-countryj-; —Beztrandr a grBduate-ot-th*-co»- _Pe?tw"P«serJ»llpjiJtorJ^ Aeal*.. for Oilldron. WCCC—Kiddle Cocnar.^ Will not permit the Soviet Union operalive course of the Manches considered one of the best scKoST Ruck, "Love at i a Festival' WTHT—Phil Becker—Newa. papers in its cla.ss. » portrayed the "Statue of Li Kawa; Old Record Shop. WTlC—Newa. to interfere In the Internal nffalrn ter High School and Howell-Chcr Slaughter, "East Side General"; berty" In an effective tableau In WILLYS 2 2 5 M AIN i T „jy Ban»n. WH At—Newa. of the nmaller countries. ney Technical School, received the Turnbull, "Gown":of-eHory.". awa; Joa Olrand- It’s best to laugh at misfortune, PRJP. which the class slood grouped in f at Plain BUI. WONS—Newa, , ■ , , Tliene other' honorary degrees degree of bachelor of mechanical KMAYAH Non-flctlon; Crawford, "Eliza respectful silence, while the school One ton pick-up. Fully equip Mawa; Raquaal kfatlna*. |.|a_WDRC-Bhoppbra Special. says a-w nur. And it’s easy, when WTIC—Newa ... i,r _ also were awarded: engineering at Rennsclae^ June 6. beth, the Queen"; ,Moses. "My band pisyed a patriotic selection. ped for service station work. _____ Btonr Ouean. WHAT—Jratina with .Ramp. Dr. John Heuss, Jr., newly-in He completed the requlrementa In you’re the one it misses. Vl'OA Life’s History”; Proudflt, "Treas The costuming was in charge of iilO-WHAT-Croaby a Quarter. WTHT—Martin Aerohaky. TuruRg Front end winch, push hoard. wnO -T ront Pa*a Parrell. WONS—BtU .lenkln a Show, stalled rector of Trinity Church, January of this year, veteran of ure Hunter": Scharff, "Handi Mrs, Henry Moore, Mrs. Isham, tiMil box. blinker llghta. Apply IiM —WTlO—Nolea and Quolaa. glia—WCCOBNewa Breakfast Nrwa- Wall street, New York, who de World War II, he also Is a member craft Hobbic-s for Profit.’’ Mrs. Wallace nnd Mrs., Pnntnieo. W H A T .^ 0ca Cola Caahler. livered the baccalaureate sermon, Of Phi Sigma Kappa, social fra - David RIegler of Mrs. Living Cook's Sorvie* StoTion ja r O N S ^ U d Bill Hickooki Newa. WTf'e-Radio Baiaar. f VDBO-lteinory Lana. WTHT—Bob Lloyd, i doctor of divinity; Dr. Rosemary ternity. stone’s kindergarten sang the Ver- Manchester Green t’CCC—Nawa; Mualc. g:g»_WTHT—John Conti. rark. president of Connecticut Col Hunan Trustenltzer plsnck School song nnd Con ■ -WDRC—Curt Maaaey. giea-WDRC-Newi. lege for Women, doctor of letters; 4 / / stance Fontana was In charge of 4T-^portft, WCCC—IJ Hundred and M HIta. Miss Susan Trustcnltzer, daugh Ellington KvMlIlIf Mr. and Mrs. Frank L, Hoyden, e music for the march. WONS—News. headmaster and head of the sci -WHAT—Italian Program. ter of Mr. and Mrs.. Maurice Wappiug Air Raid Test Other members of the class par 'awa. ’ WTHT—Breakfaat Club. ence department at Deerfield. Trustenitzer, 22 Ph'elps road, has ticipating were Beverly. Batch, •Nawa. w n c —Theater p ' Melody. Mass., academy, doctors of hu At 10 a. m. toihoiVow this com Nawa: SporU; Mualc. gslg—WDRC—Thia'ia Hartford,. mane letters: Stephen A. Htirl- been awarded the degree of mas Named President munity will take part In the air r_N«wa: joa Joa Olrand. » WONS—Tello-TeaL Mra. Nelfion .Tohnson hag been raid alert throughout the state, .Nawa. 9:»B -WONS—Crean Patteraon Show. biirt. former librarian at the ter of arts by Cornell University. sim r WCCC—Newa; 13 Hum.Ted and 90 Washington Cathedral, Washing Miss Trustenitzer, a graduate of elected prealdcnt'ôf the Pleasant indicating that a almulated enemy . Britt. ton, D. C., doctor of humane let Manchester High school In 1947 Valley Club. Other offierra named mm attack is imminent. The all clear Steele: Sporta. WTIC—Newa; Hal Kolb. will be sounded ten minutes later. WHAY—Italian Mualr. ters; aarence E. Wesley of Chi during a Thursday night meeting POISON Smith. Sport*. and of Russell Sage College In g,lg—WDRC—ding Croaby. cago, vice president and treasurer include: Mrs. Guy Finney, vice YOUR PRESCRIPTION During this test all vehicles/ ex OAK ar lUaUC 0 R C --^ k Salman. Troy, N. Y„ In 1951, majored in cept police cars, fire apparatus PRC—T M 'l Beliara. WONS—Cream Pattereon. of the Standard RoUwsy Kquip- French liteioture and. mlnored. In prefiident; Mrsi Roger Burnham, SI0P..1TCHI.N6 Will) Ihif, WHAT—Famous Trtala,- ■ ment Mfg. Co. and manager of the gect^tary: and MrS. Hattie Lane, DOUBLE-CHECKED wid •ambulances...respfmdtng-“‘rto: -’^-O n Jflne H at-the-Hotei e i a r t ^ , Atlantic City, N, J„ special tribute was paid by the Tide Water SBW llBBtSMSt .. rK T —Sereitq Oammell.. w n c —Victor H. Llndlahr.- Ungiilstlcs. call,- will pull to the curb and atop. IQ -jjntlle OoteSOlaa Club. to :0a-.WDRC—Arthur flodfray. ehnrttahle organization, the Wal At Cornell, she held the Uni treasurer. The annual report Hated Crystd BaU -Needed “ Associated Oil Co. tn 66 of Its eastern distributors who have been affiliated with the oil company ftvr JO lor iv L otk 01 iimwc MV-Sualc for Abjerlca. WTHT—My True Story. ter P. Murphy foundation, maaler versity Fellowship in romance a supper, .food sale, card parties Occupants will leave the vehicles or more years. Shown above, foreground, being hono>-cd at Ibe dinner, is Robert Bnrriy of the Bantly poitonini. It’s genllt (mi ÂEE tor childiin Buy Lorabarf WTIC—Welcome Travelera. and H ntmmage sale as among the Evsry lngr«llent, every amount anrt go to the beat available shel Oil Company, Inc., receiving his 25,year plaque from Tide Water offtclnls, E, F. McCabe, (right), vice ind idults, duicxlyluickly dtio» up Ihi bliitort—otton . .learat-liaatcv . —WCCC—13 Jtundre*ear. Is carefuUy checked by our reg president and gciheral sales manager,'ind B.' I. GfH vejr.“^dtTertnr and vice president. wttmi Tdiy: At dntniflt. 6$c; f-^toek Market; I0:ta-WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. director of the Connecticut Gen Donations of more than $180 were the Immediate vicinity, they will B—Lowell Thomas. WHAY—talllan Mualc., made bv the club to the Red Cross. istered pharmacist, assurlng'ynu Wilk A Bandy Oil Contract crouch or lie down in the vehicle I0;t»—WTHT—Whlapcrlng Streeta, eral Life Insurance Co„ master of pitalized at St, Francis Hpspltsl, tempt an English Channel swim. liB-fleoff Davis. ... WONS - Frank-airglifr. ...^.,------Hirt *;. Anson ..T-.ilcConk_.Hftrl,f,ord. Winner Is Named Ma.t<:h.,.pf;. pimesi^ Christmas Seal of absolute- accuracy...... to prevent injury. Drivers Of Joad- ‘ ■ da;...... lB;»a-WDRC—Arthur -Gtidfrey:- -. campaign and to (He spools. The "ed Ifucks, ' whose'"caFgb^ fiaVrairrnedl'dhls'-Ti'dmrbn'Maln E«4lier Williaiiis -TTi"1iTts-unique mimber; • Miss- Wtl-- *iM—WONS—Fulton Lawli. Jr. attornev, doctor of lawa, and I'ams and the youngsters play hop. W.TtC—-Double or Nothing, O e o r g e Malcolm-Smlth, author group's annual outing will be held subject to pilferage, will remain street. WDHC—Beulah. .WONS—Sammy Kaye. In Oat Contest Why try to peer into the uncertain fuel future? with their vehicles and take the .scotch nnd other, g^mes under WTHT—Weather; Journal of 'WCCC—Newa; Muate. and playwright, master of arts. [June 26 at Martin’s Park. «ast Prescriptions Called For Seen ill H Novel Bi44—WTHT—Against the Storm, A total of 211 bachelor degrees ----- I Hartford, at 11 a. m. Thursday's beat available cover in the vehicle. w ater! W’KNB—Adventure of Frank Race, \WDRC-Arthiir Godfrey, and Delivered Private homes will not be entered WTIC—Philo Vance. . and 49 master* degrees were pre The winner of the Oat Guesaing > meeting was the last slated by the A Bantly Oil Contract assures automatic delivery of Week End Deaths Water Routines Third of the roullnos has Miss llfBB—WCCC—13 Hundred and 90 Hits sented by noting President- Arthur club unti) fall. t in this teat. Pedestrians will get Williams and a group of twenty- »ilS-WONS-Tello Teat. 8—Ijdleit Fair. contest sponsored by the Manches,- High Test Certified fuel oil . . . de.spite heavy weather, off thS street and seek the nearc.st WTHT—Elmer Davla- T—Lone .loumay. F. Hughes In traditional outdoor ter Lions Club, Is Rose Guilbesu of CD Air Alert four water belles performing cnl- W D R C -Jack Smith. WTl>t~Str)kc .It Rich, ceremonies. CD Co-ordlnator Norman Rey PINE shortages or curtailments,.^ Bhelter. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Three Esther Williams swim isUienies ill nnd under water. In now ...lovely fragrances that last! l,S»_WONS—flabrlel Heatter. WDRCVArthur OoCfrey. 78 Birch street. Fifteen hundred nolds reports that Soiith Windsor Son.Is Born this number, one of the most novel w nc—Nawa of the Whrld. W HAV.^tallan Vole*. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Olmsted of Chicago— Miss - Grade Lou ming numbers, devised to fit logic WHAT—Symphony Halt. WTIW—%Vhen a Girl Marries persons entered guesses In the con will participate In the state-wide PHARMACY ever ileviscd for the sereen, the II !SB—WDn<\-C.rsnd flltm. civilian defense teat to be held to Stop in or pick up the pTtone and call Manchester Somers lo.id are the parents of a Comiakey, 31, assistant secretary ally Into the plot, arc featured in WTHT—Lone Ranger Col. T lirkingtoii test, and Mrs. Guilbeau’s guess star nnd her a.^sociates. dive Into new WDRC—au b Fifteen. WTHT—BroiA the Rank. morrow at 10 a. m. He stated that FREE DELIVERY 2-4595. We’ll .send our representative to your home. No son born at 4 p. m. Friday at the I of the Chicago White Sox and M-G-M's new Technicolor rau.sU al, a pool and exerule a number of WKNB—Ed Swett Show. WONS—QueeiM or a Day. was 400,000 oats, nearest to the Hartford Hospital. The W TIC-Bob anX, Rav. correct count of 460,928, The win all automobiles will be required to 664 Center . 8t. Tel. 2-9814 obligation. baby’s i daughter of Mrs. Grace Coml.skey. "Skills AhoyV’ at the Slate elaborate arm and leg exerelses. »t45—WDRC—Ed Murrnw. w ere—News; n Hundred and 90 W ins H igh Post stop and discharge passengers. name la tValter Dean .the .club's prc.sidcnt.__ Died Sm - They_:_even lie flat on the pool’s — WONS—Vli^ Damon ;-Newa. ------■ 'Tjirs. \ ner- has-been presented with a R o b ^ Levenfhal”vvfrcr has beefl: day. Theater starting Wednesday-for 4- Custom Colognes w nc—One Man'a Family. Passengers and pedestrians alike, bottom whilo ongnpinji in lep-ralS' • li*—WDRC—Suspen ae'. 11 :t5—WDRC—UoaenSary. Gruen wrist' watch. he coritinued, will aeek .shelter. If Easy Terms On Fuel Oil working in the poultry department I Tex —Mrs Bonner (iays showing with Mi.ss 'Williams. WHAT—Cota 4»U* a u h .------WTIC-Dave CarrowSy. An analysis of .the guesses en nojJJBltcr Is ayailable. autornqblle Joan Evans and Vivian-Blainc top inp calisthonics. SEIBERLINB . .CdJ.,;Wpjen.??. .. . king, .:52,:. who. irsL- threatened . to. —-WnC^Rattroad-'Hooe.E------H ;8B—WDRC— VVciidv. WSVrrn, mp;îy 'of this town and a sTstoi* of tered- showed tnat- -27- people occupants wiii rerhain seated lii lOAVTiole Mofilha To Pay Farm on XVesl road, hds Sheppard King ping ir-stPllBr'rastr-.------'- • Also Ahoy WONS—Women of the Tear. guessed 1,000,000 to 5,000,000 and RIO Barry Stillivnn, Krofr Rra.s- WTHT—Henry .1. Taylor. WCCC—Luncheon MusiriH". Mayor Hsrold A. and Town Clerk their cars. Schexd children will file First of the routine calls for WONS—Curt Masaey Times. 68 people guessed over 5,000,000. his position in, for his romance with Sarnia MI.SS Williams, cast as a U. S. fsAllo, Bill Kckstinr, Ihr -Do Marro WKNB—Newa: Ed Swett Show. WHAY—Italian Vofee. .•iBmficl J. Tmkington. was recent to their regularly a.sslgned places. nionl college to prepare him self;;.''Gamal, . „Egyptian__ , ______dancer, but _ for_ SALE gil5_WHAY—Bltof Ireland. WTtCTr-Newa; Weather. ly elected second vice president of One person guessed 819,4.18,213.- Locally, there will be no police en for entrance to the University of Navy Wave, to remove her uni SisUra nnrl Doan Millrr. Tho pic WTHT—Tour V. 8. Senator. 838. gave him After they were wed. ture* wn.s d irected by Sidrtey L an- WTHT—Jack Bcrch Show. \ the Amerlran Protestant Hospital forcement of regulations as the .12 'IL\ Co'nnecticut at a later date. form and take a midnight dip clad SiSa—WDRC—Arthur Godfrey Talent l*:W-WDrtC~Aunt Jennie’* 8to>tei Quarterly Conference Died Sunday. in a lace-trimmed lingerie outfit, field and wa.* produced by .loe P w - Scouts. ■ t • WONS—Newa; Women’! Pafe. ^ Association. F.,\-COLLEOE O m fT A L DIE.S men assigned to auxiliary police GENERAL M O T O R S WTHT—The Ble Hand. WTIC—Down Homera. Colonel Turklngton, who hold.* work are still awaiting training. GOOD HEAITH FOR All The Bantly Oil Co. Members and friends of Commu with a toy admiral as her "escort." tern n k . ÔNS—Crime Does Not Pay. WTHT—VIclor II. Llndlahr. . nity Methodist Church in the Crys HOUSE NOW RESTORED In the second routine,* sli'e ap BUY 3 ... ItTtC—voice, o f FJreatone. 18,8S-»W«X2— ------bo highest title (if any woman m Middletown,- -June 16—iffl—. When Uiis training period la com- -WDRC—Radio Theater. WTHT—Phil. Becker; Newa. %c Salvation Army, hsn her h'eatT- Manchester tal Xake section are Invited to the pears with the famous Tollgay A Roulb' Ameriran”'ruj»tohi re riC—Telephone Ifour. WTH’—Marjorle MIJU Hour. qiWrtcrs in New York. She was George B.- Thurston, 62, former HEICHItSI 331 Main St. quarterly conference and Informal Lebanon. June 16 (Ah-- Leba- nquatPts (Riis.sell, five, nnd Kathy, quires R man to atand at a dis FHT—Speaking of Booka. WONS—Woman'* Paife. one \ of Manchestc/r’s famous treasurer of Wesleyan Unlver.sity reception to be held tonight at 8 non’a historic meeting house, four), who made intcrnatlonai tance when addreaslnp hi» mother- GIT ?w 6N8—Newa; Crime Fighters. WDRC—ITomance of Helen Trent. o’clock. The Rev. and Mrs. John E. # « a —WONS—W ar Front, Home Front. 'WHAY—La nt»aa Program. "Dougjinut Girls" during World (.pj more than 20 years grad SPEEDY LONG-LASTING relief f$r Read Herald Advs. which was wrecked by the' iMg I headlines when the British govern in-law . S ounds like ftoc/d, com m on % 'TIC —Band of America. WCCC-Mualt. for Milady. War I-SM nceou'nt of her '’i'V^'on , . manager of athletics at Post have been re-appointed to . nicnt refused to allow them to at- son.se. 3RTHT—Nawa of Tomorrow. WnilC—Onr Ortl Sunday. was c(H«cd In "The .War Cry,” i ” . serve the Crystal Ijike Church'for hurrlcanc, today was fully re- ANOTHER lA aa—WDRC— Republican CoCnven- WTHT—We the Women. Snlvation-■ • rmy periodical. ! Syracuse University, died last the fourth consecutive year. The stored. A plaque was iinvoiled Four wonderful new srenlt ■ Uon WONS—Crean Patteraon. i night at Middlesex hospital. appointment was made by Bishop hpê ye.sterday honpring the orig- ‘*’HT—Newa. »:WI-WDRC—Newa. , inUNSINBAGK — hlendiui to U u —and U at^ — L x JNS—Frank Edwards. were—Mahfdieitef ^latlnee. ' Thurston was a graduate of Syra Ts'ewell S. Booth- a t the-112th an-' ydal ' sfcBllBet;' Coh' John -TnnTP . »,.nc— ’n To be annourced. WTIO—New*. cuse and in hla senior year, cap nual se.sslon of the New England , j,un j,nd J. Frederick Kelly, late and 1a»t! Ctiiiom Colognes arc LIFE i19—WONS—Jack'B Waxworka. WHAY—Betty Kimball. ifVTH’THT—Dream Harbor. WONS—Newa. Welfare iâiidles tained an(t stroked the crew L E 6 S » d A R M S MANCHESTER TRUST CO Southern Conference. The church Haven architect, whose -de- NOTICE TO ALL CONTRACTORS alwayt Battering'-alway* at true and t« BIB—w -' n c - Robert Montgomery, W TllT^Ncwa; We iho. Women; which won the Poughkeepsie Re G*l prompt relief—direct tehere your ha* been remodeled and central ' restored the original beauty * 1:1R -WnnO-Ma Perklne. galia varsity race. At- the time poin fa—rulôn Miuteroiei. Its power heating and electricity ipatallcd; ,.„f hallowed hall. C. Hunt- fresh at the first whiff out of tha Newa; Dangeruua Assignment. , WTIC—.tuke Rox .llnglea. 6!» ill Ma\ And .'. T •xtra savinqit U you only on# or Pro. WDRC—Robert Q's Waxworka. ■ "WONH— 'Fnerl- '8ho'w.- ■ of, hts: death ha was eastern njan- ful pain-retievii^ aadiealloa apaeda . I".®'I iinglon..,Latbreq>.. -ohairman -«ftb* ~ OF CHANGE OF ADDRESS — .Louie* £xxMic.-MarALTHUorfi|,..«—.... 'ttriH. Tft Idddy — thii oW'r for a Umltod - WTHT—Tim* for Defeni#'. ' ' -...... - - _ r : V ■ ’ -ager of an hidustrlal lubricants rfeah blooif io ihe paiBrin ar^fa, bHdt* Its former figure; and repOrtif. ,.pgtoration committee, un to WHAT—Nile Watch. WTHT—Paul Ilarvev. and Woodiy fragranrea. Cuitoni l;J0."WDHC--rQUU« Dr. Malone. ^ The Welfare Oeparlilwntparlfiwnt han- concern. He leaves bis widow, inK anuzing relief. If paio.ik inteoae — show a great gain in benevolences.. | the plaque. lima only, . ^ ■ ItsBB—Newa on all Blationa. WTHT—lUrtfori.' County Newa. Cologne 1.00.^ 31 :BA—WDRC—Tou and the World. died 03 cases Involving,'ing 9^^peraons9a j Elizabeth R. Thurston, and a son. buy Extra Stteonc Mualerdle!* This has all taken place during the - NEW ADDRESS - 11 MB—WTIO—News. • VVCCC>-^NawB; ManuheaUc.Matinee..-.o pastorate of Rev. Mr. Post. — CdlogueCream Soapa, 3 io aboi.I.TO. WKIM TRA0I4N AUOWANa WTHT—Bob E. I.lnyd. WKNB—Baaeball Matinee: Sporta during May, -accoiding to thAl de- i Richardson, of New York City, WHAT—NIte Watch. Special. psrtment’s report loathe gêral Funeral services will be held Wed- Boy Scouts of Troop 96. Elllng- AND CONVINIiNT HRMS WONS—Jack’a Waxworka. |}JW -W TH T -nirk Wall’a Mualr Hall. manager nesday with burial In Illon, N. Y. CJ MUSTEROLE 'ton, will hold a week end camp out Don't Neglect Slipping J085 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST .UilBe-WDBC—Public Service Program 1:45—WDRC—The Ouldlhg Light. 1I:1B—w nc—Surpriae Serenade. WONB- Although this represents a <1^ at Readsvllle, 'Vt., Saturday and H 1*6—WONS—News. 1;W—WONn—Boaton Rravea. crease in the number of cases aX Sunday, June 21 and The boya FALSE TEETH TELEPHONE: DAYS 7691—EVENINGS 2-4194 -33:BB—WTIC—Newa; Mualc. . : ^;oa^\vrrr—N^wai mm*.i*;\. will be accompanied by their Do teeth drop, allp or wobble . a compared to those handled in (S m a rii lliSB—WTIC—Design for Living. WH V— Timiae. when you talk, eat laugh or aneeie? PRiSCRtPTION F H A B M A C V 13:*B—1VTIC—News, WDRC—Second Mrs. Burton. April, $114.79 more was spent. Scoutmaster, James Wlnarta; as Don’t he arnnved .aiwi enibwraaaed by WO.NS—Conn. Ballroom. In May. Îhe department spent For sistant Scoutmaster. Dr. Francis auch handicaps: FASTEEH. an alka 901 MAIN STRIKT^MANCMrSTCR e- Tsasomw WTHT—Mary Margaret McBride. ' line (noti-arldl. powder to tprinkle on H. W. ALLEN MORIARTY BROTHERS 8lBB—WTIC—Frank Atwood Program. WKN’B—Newa: Keyboard Kapera; $6,831,65 as opjiosed to the Bird; Gordon Dimock, and J ^ n your plates, keep* false teeth more FLOOR SANDING and FINISHING rWONS—Pappy. Howard Show. Rendexvous wMtb Mu»lc. $6,716.86 spent In April on 69 ri. Lanz. * '' firmly set. Give* corffldent feeling of 301-315 CENTER STREET — TELEPHONE 5135 : HVDRC—Farm Program. ?:I5—WTIC—Doclor a WKo. coses Involving 06 personi. ■ iNicurily and added comfort. ' No gum- MAILING ADDRE.SS: RFD, MANCHESTER . • :U —WDRC—Hymn Time WDRC—Perrv Maaon. Out of Hospital mv. gdoev pkstv taste or feeling. Get •:t»—w n c —News S:t5—WONS-Newa. WHAT—Newa; Rural Roundup. Her Edwin Heintz, who has been hos- FAdTBETH today at any drug itore. • :M>-WrtX’!—Newa: Muatc. A ll^W O N B —Bill jenkina Show. WTHT—Mualc Hall: Newa. ^ ’DKC—Tawn Patrol. WPRC^-Nora Drake. ■ w n c —Weather: Prank Atwood. WONS—Conn. BaU rooni. W’CCC—Production Newsreel. WTIC—Cinderella Weekend. syWHAT—Chspel Tims t*45—WDRC—Brlchtfr Day. a«VTHT—Morning Devotions S:DD-WDRC—Hilltop Ilouae. Protection ' —WHAT—Variety Time. WCCC-Mualc. THT—Breakfast with Ben. WTHT—Marlago For Two. 'ONS—Weclher; Bill Jenkins WT:C—Life Can Be Beautiful. WONS—Ktrly Edition. WONS—Jack Downey’a Mualc Shop. WKNB—Newa: 840 CTub. WHAY—Newa; Open Houae. i..B,'!'sie 5:15—WTIC—Road of Life. 9. I ^ ■ wia'Cr i" , It* - WDRC—Art Llnkletter. Our modern fuWral hoipe is a special structure '•.36^ ...„VYTlJT.;;%MAr>- - Marlii]______. 1 ^ ■V.,- .„.-gi,------— 8:M -W ^1C—Pepper Young’a FamUy. dedîcat^ and flin c h to provide flie Facilities T e le v is io n WCCC—Nfwa; Mualc. . WTHT—Joyce Jordan. and conveniences to .S-*Gabby lUye*. S:.W-WDRC—Radle H arrlt; Newa. '' [S0«->Howay Doody. 4:0D—WTHT—Magaalne of the Air. •Paahlonn In Music. WTIC-«Backatage Wife. •Sfaly Weather Foreew i WDRC—Mualc by AntonlnL •World Newa Tou'ay, WCCC—? uale. In this will he named The Manchester l O O X / €ld«walk Interview. HOLMtS' WKNB—Newa. TT? 28 Woodbridê Street ddihblam Street -KukU Fran A OUte. WHAY—Newa. Trust Company as executor, rather than q ' *t itmi*t tlarij' gtrluiiiiet ! Camel Newa^ Caravan, K* V": “ATHfHESEHIHIOIMmia— -Lux Video Theater, promised the little woman I'd friend or his wife herself. VeioO’^- ’TirestoMt— buy her a ■ HuntHtom-Beach - H / Little Margie. I f - TRADE IN ALtaWANCES ON Claudia.. , Mixer from ABC APPLI- k . T y * * rjb Studlp One. _Cainp East^rd -Playbousa 61 Start. -ANCK today and I forgot!” - >-Hata In the King. A.âmp For Young Bd}:s He knows we have had long experience • • • ■•'"/ycsiTw-r.-Le . * e Teaierrow • • • MM. :Eastford, Conn. Under- Mma ds^xdcufdfs of wiWs, knows that istdtd -Today. * -Teat Paflam. management for 25 yeara. -Proloque to the Foture.’ Limited enrollment. Experienc- will be settled promptly and econbmically. jtirt Pifty7* -ed 'Staff: 'Sainwgi'tthhlk; rOoliSkJJ' * ' r-'ô OR -Flrat IpO Tears. -Tour BUrprlae Store. srehM-y, shop, tutoring, trip’s. |15—Film Short. Reasoni^hle rate* for 8 weeks. Btrik* It Rich. Accessible. Catalogue. 2M. Ask youtf attorney about our ^ -R otb Lyon*a 50 Club. MR. and' MRS. J. O. W (k)D, PPLIANCE CO. ^5—Love of Life. \ MAPLE ST MANCHESTER ‘ -Search for Tornorrow; • e a s t FDr d , c o n n . -Nancy’s Kitchen- Tel.; Putnam 8-9458 Trust Services -Dodg'era r*. Chicago. OR *125 r or yoap H AMESITE DRIVEWAY Your Best Friend Doesn't SAVE 10% BY CALLING NOW Have To Tell You Spots on your clothes—are no .secret! MACHINE SPREAD WORK GUARANTEED And it’s no secret either—that the sure, LOOK easy way to get your apparel clean is FREE GRADING TERMS ARRANGED to send it here! Rapid service. Ixiwest MANCHESTER prices! AHEAD Um BTVSM s FREE EGTIMATES EXPERIENCE TRUST CO. WITH MANCHESTER TRUST W> havo teveral ItY fA n . TV Bsto—*1 SPECIAL 1 DAY CLEANING SERVICE — WORK toblin and ooBao$»-~ POWER ROLLED SINCE 1920. also 16-In. arts turn ACCEPTED UP TO 10 A. M., EXCEPT SATURDAYS ed in for Crsoley Sl'- tunneti in. se ts. 923 Main Street • Phone 4171 » AN Guoreateeg MANCHESTER Open Thursday Evenings 6 to 8 Tha PacR-Settlng Designs Are Comlttg From Uroslsy DEMAIO BROS TV DEPT. IN BASEMENT OF BRUNNER'S-PACKARD CALL ANYTIME 7691 DRY CLEANERS 358 EAST CEN TER ST. - TELEPHONE 5191 93 WELLS STREET • TELEPHONE 7254 MANCHESTER TRUST CO 03V / ) S'*'.,. ■'\ v. H'*'^ •s..- i.Si PAGE SEVEN? JIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ MONDAY, JUNE 16, 19K UANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1952 PAGE SIX r r s ill II I — " the Manflhsster -T rust— Oempsay, f * * ? i t t i *ni6" airctBarstgnml'witr be reluuiUon of the down pty^nent these armaments. There is one R o c l u O T ^ ^ sounded at 10:10 a..mi. " Graduates of J[unior College S etl^B Cralcs— cashier and treasurer of the asso- I tfmtrl|PBtpr reqtdremenU on home purcl^lng. consistent compulsion upon the Picnic Today elation. LAND SURVfYINft lMrf expert: to find flaws In what la Pupils of the sixth and eighth "Ât Auction M arl The berries sold for a high of CIVIL ENGINI^N« The new regrul«Uon* make it *12.28, a low pf *8.38 and an av [iE iiw titi0 being done, and to have a better grades of the Vernon Elementary easier for people to get into liome* Quests Throng Celebration School are holding a picnic today erage of *8,67. Gordon Reid Is the of their own. They do not m e*e jit W e d d in g at Laka (Jompounce, . Bristol. .. JdhfircHrd. . L J r * V : _ nmmjro oSfiwct y ...... The Manehestw-EritH-and Vege &ucilon.«er Again this yegr. snd th* It Wm HI s t ^ any eaaler for them to eU y there. Oamr Tonight table Growers Assoclstion opened market master la William Sagllo. Reglstored CiVu Eaglaser 't a t ; Kiaehwttr, Cenii. Under the new regulation*, you O f Emblem Club Founding The Elks will play the PAC I t * auction on strawberrle* at the Laad SurrsTsir . ‘ TROM AI F. FteltOUBON, Festival Features team tonight at 6:18 o’clock at a It would ps Interesting to know wS tbr Su nsnouBOM. can get into a new |S,p00 or 16,- G ifts Charter Oak street mart yester FubUlbcra Little League game at the Recre day afternoon for.the current-sea how many acesa of skin will be 15 Proetor Road,! 000 or 17,000 home with a down Rockville, June 16— (Special.)—< phases might be more widely ation Center. rooBdad Octobar 1. lU l B olton’s ’B erries son and sold 498 24-quart orates. A scratched by vacationists this ' TSL 1*15 payment of only $260, or fSOO or Local Emblem (31Ub No. 8 ob known. PnblUbad„ *T«7 BranlBt ■hKabt total of *4,316.33 was recorded by summer^ at tha Planned for lifelong 'The program closed. with the . ( tUBdl and BmdajrA Bntarad *380. or with no down payment at served Its 28th anniversary Sun Red Police SuM ue Port _ ICanehartar. Conn. Bolton’S .famous strawberries singing of the "Silver Annivers ItatUr. ail, if you are a veteran. D i n e t t e enjoyment. day at the Elks Home with visi Beeend will be featured at the strawberry ary" song, dedicated to charier Pcrhapi there are section* of members, and the Emblem Club :0M RATES festival of the WSC8 of United tors present from other clubs In R iots in East Zone P*-? the. mwto..wh«T,e.--th?w,. MeUwdist-'Uhureli. at- .QuanyvUla Connecticut. Rhode Island and Song., Music during the evening ■ - do—3— 'I of- wi|as burnished by Max Kabrick's 1.00 are not meaningless. But, around In Bolton on Saturday. ’The society Massachusetts. A reception was (Continued from Page One) here, the government doesn't will serve a ham supper with hsld during the afternoon and a orchestra - - s dinner was aerved In ihe Carriage A feature of the dedication was iu!oa seem to be talking, anything prsr.» strawberry shortcake as desserLat the church between the hours of House In the evening. |a—rworamf—of—donimenu—ey- A t the same time the East Zon* Ucal until It gets up to the *12,-, tilTle rooms Mrs. Mary Keeney, chaplain of guests, taken during the reception Communist bosses were reported 8:30 and 7 p. m. with George Williams as Inter 000 figure, where the down pay Mrs. Herald Lee. chairman of the Rockville Emblem Club gave sending a new wave of spies and U ezeloalTalr viewer Slid Allan Kabrick as tech Tha the event, will be assisted by Mrs. the Invocation after President. agitators Into West Germ&ny to astHlad te, et npublloatloB of ment Is *2,880 for ordinary citi nician. Thla was rebroadcast later I eradWad to It or John Erickson In the kitchen, Mrs. Mr*. Marlon Friederlck welcomed whip up resentment against re all aaw* dli zens, and *900 for veteran*. In the evening. not eo Îtad In this papar Robert Richardson, dining ropm, the groVip. Mrs. Madge Hart arming for western defense. also the leeal mawsaawa publUb^pu d iis w bo aa^ ^ These figures are obviously pos Short Calendar Session and Charles T. E. WlHett, In O’Rourke of Providence, honorary Allied officials said the Reds Airrilhte of repnblloatlon of apMlal A short calendar session of the dlipatebas am la ara alao raaarrad. ^ sible for many people, for how charge of ticket* and decorations. past supreme president led the took advantage of the flight of homes ara being built and sold, Mr*. Ernest Howard and Mr*. singing o f the "Star Spangled Tolland County Superior Court thousands of refugees from the Poll aarelea ellaat et N. B. A. SarV' will be. held tomorrow at 10 a. m. Stanley Nichols will conduct a sale Banner” and also rendered selec Soviet zone to step up infiltration steadily. But the business o f slay with Judge Edward J. Daly presid of Communist agents In the West. ing In these home* is still one of of aprons, stuffed toys ahd other tions later In the program. Mrs. handwork of the group. Reserva ing. The following cases are listed, The officials outlined this picture Tork, Chicago, Detroit and Boaton. Friederlck then called attention to Kenneth B. Shermsn vs. Gertrude considerable financial strain for tions for the supper are being Since the East German govern the fact that four persons were I. Tansey et al, Modification of wmntain AUDIT BUREAU o r ordinary families. How many of taken by Mrs. John Erickson and present who were Instrumental In ment plunged Into a big armament ^ Beverly J- Smith Philip Turkington Judgment; Joseph A. Mono Jr., et program last month, the flood of aRCDLA'ftONB. Mrs. Ernest Howard. the formatyjn of the club; Past these home ownerships could be al vs. Max Heller et al. Judgment refugees pouring Into West Ger Miss Bevariy J. Smith, daughter of Mr< and Mrs. Henry E. Rmlth Tha Herald PrinUn* Oomiian^r^ Ii^^ Supreme President Mrs. Miles F. preserved. In any kind of depres in Accordance with Stipulation: many pas more than doubled. The of 698 Middle turnpike east, and Philip A. Turkington, son of Mr*. AMimMs so fl&aiBClal raapopilbUtty foP jr iE iji d a y f o r h a m s Sweeney of Providence, R. I., Mr*. tjrpofraphlcal error* appaartn* In rt- sion, without special government The Valley Oil Company., Inc. vs, Communists filter Into refugee John J. W sllelt of Wsrsnoke road, were among the recent graduates Tartiaamanta and other r ^ ln * inattar W est Hartford, June 16—(/E— Alice Farrell, past supreme presi Alfred D. Barrj', Demurrer of camps set up inside West Ger of Dean Academy and Junior College, Franklin, Mass. Is Tha Manehaatar Evanlcc HaralcJ. aid, is a fateful question. dent of Providence, Mrs. O'Rourke, More than 6,000 amateur radio American Fidelity; Demurrer of many and pretend to be fleeing Miss Smith was graduated from Manriiester High School with In the field of housing,-one of and George H. Williams of Man adaertlslBg honra operators across the nation are F ro n g e Construction Company; persecution. Some are nabbed by the 1980 class. She received her associate degree In medical secre ' p, m. rtidv. the fundamental needs o f human expected, to participate In the 24- 28.50 chester, past exalted, ruler and Dorothy L. Bessette et als vs. John watchful screening. Others get |L m. K iâx.. tarial science at Dean. Philip, a graduate of the 1949 class at the living, we Americans must still hour demonstration of disaster past district deputy. Mrs. J. B. Skalnik, Default against Bessette, through. local high school, received hi* associate degree in liberal arts from ^ p. PL Tueaday^ McVeigh, past president of the confess to Ourselves a -surprising- communlcatlojas... iM.'.hy**.... Ar49.75 St. for Failure Jto Plead; Brookside During the first 10 days of June. Dean Junior iCoIleg*. ' w e A eBauchlln, admlnlatrator, praylPR for Popular single pedestal Duncan Phyfe drop- ford, Mass; Supreme Chaplain She was horn In Rockville Oct. 4, o f ourselves, or our knowledge using two leaves...... $69.75 Mrs. Marguerite Reeves, .a mem need Personal Effects Insur Tuesday, June 17,1952 at 10 A* M> We, In these ool-.mna, have long authority to acll certain real fstate leaf table with brass-tipped feet. Measures 1882, daughter of Martin and EILse that the pr^clples we are trying enjoyed the Idea that, in Bernard parllcularlv deac.rlbed In aald appil- ber of the Rockville Club; Supreme Urstadt. She was a member of the ance. It costs very little— and .. to. stand ioc, in. Korsa.seam good, t-atipn on flif. It Ip Reg. $96.00, 36 x 60” closed ; 36 x 60" X 1 Trustee Louisa Shea of .New Hav Baruch,' this nation'-enjoyeff Hn ' w n fW R fy ' That tbr'forairolftip-ap- . 38. 19 inches, yitjj' leaves .lowered 3.8 5 i. Pythian Sisters. She laayss her democratic principles— we ought pHratlon bp hoard and datarmlrad at 'with leaves raised ; S6"x 90” wT^ inches when raised; does not extend. Was en who presented the charter husband, one sister. Mill. Bertha may mean a lot to you. elder statesman who was moro tho Probate offire In Maneheiler In tended with 3 fillers...... $79.50 members and past presidents of Cramer of Rockville. The funeral not to let any of these considera Pali.* Dlptrlct. on the 23rd day of $64.00. often__right than \vrpng, whose Rpckyille with cprssges; President will be held tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. tions blind us to one basic fact in ttme;“ ATD:.-1959.-at ten o'clock- m tb« These banks will comply wifh the proclamation opinions were entitled to some forenoon, am.’ that notice be xlven Reg. $116.00,40 x 24” closed; 40 x 60” of the Massachusetts State Asso at the White Funeral Home. Rev. volved which is probably more all peraonp Intrrepted In paid estate of elation of Emblem Clubs Blanche Gordon Hohl, pastor of the First automatic respect, and who usual the perdenry of aald anpllratlon and when leaves are raised; 40 x 100” ex important than all ether facta. Meir o f - Greenfield, Mass.; Su Lutheran Church will officiate. ly could manage an intelligent an the time and place of hearing there tended with three fillers...... $89.50 of the Governor of the State of Connecticut and. "We are trying to run the Inter on. by publlphinitr a copy of thiB order preme tressurer. Rose Dunn of Burial will be In Grove HUI Ceme- f louse swer to the most baffling problem. In pome n^ppaper having a circula Providence, R. I., and Mrs. Irene tery. The funeral home will be nal political affairs of another Reg. $115.00,40 x 28” closed; 40 x 66” We enjoyed looking up to him as tion in Paid dlBtrlcl. at least five days O'Loughlln, whose husband, the open today from 7 to B p. m. country. We were running them before the day of said hearing, to ap with leaves up; 40 x 80” when ex suspend business during the period of the If he were an expert, of Infinite pear if they pep cause at said lime and late Dr. Thoa. O'Loughlln was the Air Raid Tfwt before the Korean war opened, place and ha heard reiktlve thereto, and tended with two leaves...... $89.50 first exalted ruler of the Rockville Rockville, with other cities and wisdom. make return to this court. Lodge of Elks. when we forced Dr. Rhee to hold . JOHN J. WALLKTT. Judge towns throughout the state, will a le rt. ” Lately, we have begun to sus Visitors from Providence, Nauga an election he did not want t6 STYLE A1 CHAIRS take part In the air raid test to be pect the distinguished elder states AT A COURT o r PROBATE held tuck and Derby clubs were recog held tomorrow starting at 10 a. m. hold. We are running them ,' or at ManchMtpr. within ftnrl (or Uia Reg. $18.96 Transitional Sheraton de-. nized as were the charter mem man is just an old humbug, so DiPtrirt nf ManrhastPr. on tha 11th During the 10-mlmite teat all trying to run them now. bers and past presidents of the much In love -with his own role (lav of Juna. A.D.. 1952. sign with choice of green or gold vehicles, except police cars, fire cotmtmr AUTOMA7K tmuomATO».nu W e ourselves may think we t^reiwnl. JOHN J. WALLETT. striped satin seat upholsteries, Rockville Club. apparatus and ambulances re that he has lost whatever *x- Jud#a. Past Exalted Ruler and Past have the beat reasons In the world EaUta of Rachal McKinnay. lata of each ...... $13.75 sponding to call will pull to the pertneas he might once have had. District Deputy George H. Wil curb and atop. Pedestrians will get for doing so. We may think that Muckery. Darryall. Portadown, tra- 26.00 The other day, for Instance, he land. loavinc proparty In Manchaatrr liams paid tribute to the late Dr. off the street and go to the near THE SAVINGS BANK QF MANCHESTER tha fact that we are defending- the In aald dlatrlct. dacaaaed STYLE Cl CHAIRS O'Loughlln, and to Mrs. Miles F. went down to .Washington to testi Upon appliOAtlon of Robart 1(. Me est shelter. The factories are alao free existence o f South Korea im-j Klnnay. praylna that an tnairumant Reg. $18.95 Transitional^ E i^ ire de- The SAlem is our name for Sweeney for her efforts in forming co-operating in the test, as wi)I A MUTUAL SAVINGS SANK — ^ fy cqncerfilng our armament pro the Rockville club. He spoke of the pose* upon us a duty to see that purporttnit to ba tha laat will and . sign with gold striped satin uphol this rocker with its saddle- business places. There will be po 175 East gram. He was, as usual. authorltaT tfPtamant of aald dacaaJiad ba-iidmll Dl-I 1.75 benefits of membership In the club lice In the center prior to the test It becomes a democratic country. tad to probata and that ktUra of ad stery, ea ch ...... $13.75 scooped Windsor seat. tive In manner and he spoke the mlniPtrattnn with Jha wilt annaxad ba and enumerated the various duties to direct those outside to various Centei’ St. Y et the bltmt fact remains that lingo of an expert. But. as we read grartad on aald eatate. at par appll Black or mahogany, fruit of the members. He urged the locations. Pard'ilt* of small chil Tel. 3665 THE MANCHESTER TRUST COMPANY ^ to dictate the inter cation on flia. it la ' STYLE D1 CHAIRS Triple-leg Duncan Phyfe Extension Table stencilling. $26.00...... members to publicize their pro dren are urged to keep them Inside his testimony, and his criticism of - ORDRBBD^ -That tha -foragoltig ^p- gram in order that the Various nal poUtlcs o f another country. iicatlon be haard and datarmlnad Reg. $14.95 Transitional Dunun the home prior'to the test, In or Edgii-'Clarke our armament progrsun. we found f measures 36 x 64 when extended ‘ with tVo NDiiHi.~DWO$iriNSiinHci coar.^ -And certain basic things can be ha Probate office In Manehaatar der that they may' not wander' Insuror that It all added up, In the end, to aald Dlatrlct. on tha 15th day Phyfe design with wine and biege filler leaves. 36 x 19" when completely closed; said about such an attempt. It can July. A. D.. 1952. at tan= o'cloclc In tha striped satin covers, each ....$11.75 36 X 44 inches when leaves raised. Was $75.00. his liersonal opinion that we were forenoon, and that notice ba glvan to Flower Girli never be done well. It can never more likely to have a world war all nerpona IntaraataO In aald aetata be done to the pleasure of the peo of . the pendency of aald application It Fits Perfectly inside the next few months than and the time and place of hearing ' CO LO R ple Of the smaller country In Inside the next few years. Iherami, by puÛahlng « copy of thi* volved. order in aonle' nawapaper having a TRANSFER HI* expertness consisted In an rtrruiatlon In aald dlatrlct. at leapt Are Our interference in Korean daya befora the day of aald hearing, t opinion that the danger of war l.s appear If thev aee rauae at aald tinv politics la based, in the final and place and ba haard ralatlve there immediate, as opposed- to the to. and make raturr* to thla court, and analysi*, upon the fact that we arc by mailing In a reglaterad letter __ opinion of our military planners ftr ta -.laaa. - .a- immediate and that, Paid will anf.' of thla order to Oeorge ful than South Korea. That makes McKinney. 95 Foster atreet. Manchea therefore, we can ’’stretch out ns cspsbls o f defending South ter. Conn.; Lily Twlnem. 95 Foate. our -armament program-a«d not be ...Mw:chejt£ir.. -Qmul4. Jlabext l i Bar H I* • whit mskei » mey. Crabtree Lara. Portadown, In an e.mcrgency hurry to finish No, Ireland; Roger McKinney. 55 ns cspshle of trying to dlctst it up ndw. Wlndaor Ava.. London. Ont.. Oinad ii’s Waikths for W e -wlU never, so tong as Edith 8tev*an»fm. S9 Marmtduke atraat. __was the Toronto ^ Canada; Oaorge R McKln **l*D vs .4rtJ».,^*nd . WMlth smd o«r«: Mi' -XtbcwaU Jtmdh-i-WdftteiiimnaRr.' M ■teal ■ point’ lie ^m'ay^ 'Eldeif ‘Staic.s- power-of our two countries rsmsin -Conn.; Olive M. Woodruff, 53 Oxford 'Vfeg.MWisifietiegf- man Baruch, or old humbug, had, atreet. Manchester. Conn.; Rev. Irwin as they are., have face the McKinney. 123 Burbank-atTeet. WInnI of course, no factual backing of peg. Canada; Her; Frederick, McKln 14.00 Ifl 1950 • *3995 question o f how 'we would feel If ney. 1216 W. Perahlng. Cheyenne fiioe because ib a . any.. kiq Canada: Margaret Bach. M2 Hill President. But we can imagine aide avenue. Hartford. Conm posts. Black with fruit ■aving m m ty for YOU. Their entbuaiaatic acoaptenc* of phere of expertness, but a gues.s JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. our reaction might be. bowl stencilling, $14.00. Weatingbouse FROST-FREE ha* mad* po**ibl* greater no better than the guess of any gil/es you 3 amazing "Somewhere, In our exercise of AT A COURT OF PBOBATE held aN' volume, more model* and this aenaationally n*w low prio*I one else. at Mancheater. within and for the B r o a d l o o m world leadership, We have to find Dlatrlct of Mancheater. on.the 11th Gome in today! See the one completely automatic refriger bGnefite...saves you mohey, foo! There arc certain standard dav of June, A.D.. L952. h o H^' the winning strategy which does Preaent. JOHN J. . W ALLETT ator that actually measum froat build-up, than defroata formulae for the Baruch appear not dep«id upon compulsion, or Judge. JUST automatically and diapoaea of tha frroat watOT. autoraatieallyl ances. What la being done is al Estate ofAlJblin B. McCnnvIUe. late Yea, sea the great, new 1962 Waatinghousa FROST-FREE, upon the iasuance o f order* to of Manchester. In aald Dlatrlct. de Look to Watkins Brothers Floor Covering J S U a if 6 a ways wrong: He is always the one ceaaed. and you’ll know why we say . . . other people, f t is Just.as much of Shop when you want honest Broadloom NT who knows better what should be * On motion of Emma F. Von Ecker of a long range error for us to try to aald Mancheater. executrix. ' done. He employs devaating tech ORDERED: That alx mortha from Values. All these carpets are right in stock'; demand conformity to what we the 11th day of June A.D.. 1m 1 be and '7.' .. \6oes7HiyAum/ nical language to destroy the ready for immediate delivery; room-size rugs think are our own good w|iys of the aame are limited and allowed for logic of what is being done, and the credllora within which to bring In or wall-toi-wall installations. (Subject to prior life as It ia for the Communists to their clalma against said estate, and sale). he makes what he himself recom the aald executrix la directed to give demand conformity with their way iubllc notice to the creditors to bring 9 ft. Putnam Wilton; a swirl-carved efTect naS. Maik, U. *. r>laM< Ia««4. Na. wJ 1.4M.I1* mends sotmd like the product of a Special Budget Price* Now in Effect I of life. President Rhee'* dictator fn their clalma within aai# time allow of cut and uncut yams in s choice of S5275 superior mind. But—and this Is ed by putalfablng a copy of thla order 12 ft. Axminster Broadloom tone-on-tone 8626 ship, if it goes unchecked, may do In aome newspaper having a circulation pearl gray, beige, or spple green. $10.96 Your little girl will be wlld- ¥Pu CAW M su p i...iRiTkW estingbou8e The sooner you start the more you save I the catch—the reason for the leaf, pine green. Reg. $7.76 sq. yd. . .$i.$5 36-32 irreparable damage to our cause In aald probate dlatrlct, within ten value, sq. yd...... $8.95 about.these new personalised flow choice between what Is being done daya from the data of this order, and EASY ON YOUR POCNITOOON. PaymcBta and to the United Nations cause return make to thla court of the notice 12 ft. Wilton Broadloom; high-and-low un er motifs with saucy nick-names Designed to make you look more 1 and what he recommends cpmea given. 9 ft. Twist Broadloom in powder green. or' substitute her ngme. These slender by inches— a charming ai- HERFS WHY spread out to fit your intome. In the world. Yet checking that JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge 2 YEARS TO PAY down to a matter of gueasvi’nrk. cut pile in tapestry rose. Reg. $10.75 appealing designs In three color* ternoon frock that slims and trims PAID-UP winter heat. If you Start dictatorahlp by American pres Reg. $10.95 sq._yd...... $9,95 THIS PLAN IS And we are beginning to woitder AT A COURT OF PROBATE held sq. yd...... 19.50 are easily ironed off on wearing the eligbtly larger figure. Add a plan early, you’ll be free of coal billa. sures and orders msy be even at Mancheater. within and for tht apparel, and are grand on crib flower bouquet or your favorite EASIER FOR whether, when he guesses, old Dlatrlct of Manchester, on the 13Ui 12 ft. Twist Broadloom in woodland rose. Fair Trailes -- Service more diaaatroua In the long nui. day of June. A.D.. 1952. 9 ft. Twistpile Broadloom in a choice of plati spreads and towels. Jewelry. No’ gMEROENCY DEUVERY NEEDED next humbug ia any better than any Reg. $13.75 sq. yd...... $11.95 EVERYONE W e had better not get In the Present. JOHN J. WALLETT. num gray, dusty rose or spple green. Reg. Pattern ifo. 8275 contains 4 Pattern No. 8626 ia a aew-rite fall. You'll be ready with 'blue coal’ ia body slae. Judge. color transfers each measuring 5 perforated pattern In aizes 36, 38, hsblt—we who preach democracy EaUte of Ailda Nelson, late of Man $8.66 sq. yd...... 47.75 your bin for the firat cold |pell. W e have one gttesa o f our own. cheater. In aald District, deceased. by 3 Inches, transferring and laun 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 80. 52. Size 38, — o f ordering other people arotuid. abort aleevec, 5 yards o f 35-Inch. A CLXAN FUHNACE lAVCS n it L - o in (ud biU. u aoch u M W 1*1 aa It la that If the national policy had On motion of NIU. P. Nelson of said 12 ft. Luxurytwist Broadloom, full % ’* thick! dering directions; name Euide and Manchester, executor. 32.50 full Instructions on how to per For this pattern, send 30c In deporounaow-YOU'LLSAVB Al^BBSAPBl * been to press for full immediate months from Choice of pearlmist gray or saltwater Field The Mirmcle Neslecta the 12th day of June. A.D.. 1952. ba sonalize. coins, your name, address, size ds- production of all the armament and the same are limited and allowed green. Reg. $16.00 sq. y d .____. . . .$11.25 Send 25c in coins, your name, aired. and the Pattern Number to In Una with its real -JioUey— we have on the way, Elder-States for the credllora within which to brim ' WATKINS Handsome high-back Bos- address and the pattern number Sue Bupnet (Mancheater Evening BARSTOW’S In their clalma against aald estate, an^ 9 ft. Mohawk Trendtex; the first new weave The W. G. GLENNEY CO. which la to keep enough inflation man Baruch would have gone the aald executor la directed to give ton Rocker with g^raceful to Anne Cabot, 'Hie Manchester Herald). 1150 Ave. Americas, New in 100 years! Nubby uncut loop pile in York 36; N. T. going to perpetuate our surface public notice, to the creditors to bring steam-bent back spindles; Evening Herald, 1500 Ave. Ameri ^ Just North Of The Post Offics’ 336 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 4148, MANCHESTER j down t o WasMngton and warned In ^ t r clalma within aald time allow gray; sq. yd. .$9.95 cas, New York 86, N. T. Basic Fashion for ’52 is filled appearance o f prosperity — the against too groat a disruption of ed by publialiing a ropy of this order o f M oHcUedten, black with fruit stencilling, In,aome newspaper having a circula Anne Cabot’s New Album of with Ideas to make your clothes EST. 1922" PHONE 3234 Truman •dmlnlstrstlon has fol- our normal economy, and warned tion In aald probate dlktrkt, w l ^ $32.50. Needlework ie chock-full of grand budget go further—time-sSving kw ed tip Us relaxaUon o f curbs ten daya from the date i t this onlar. dealgne, plus exciting features and and economical designs that are WH SERVICE ONLY WHAT WE SELL that It might be years before we w mtum make to this ^ u rt of tha >t buying with Rj I slno. . R g ift pattern printed In the book. | easy to cew. Gift patent printed Afo/e buy 'b lu e c o a l' fh^h $ny ofhet hdtdco^Hh ibQ wq||M bAva any real need for all ^•aocenta. Inslda. 35 cents. JOHN J. w a Jodt*. Jb MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- MONDAY, JUNE 16. l9S2 PAGE MIMB PAGE EIG B3 BANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1952 T ■" ' T ...... THE Hamilton Plays Airmen Tonight in rue Herald Angle By Wômen’s Tpiirney EARL W. YOST L. L. Result* Three-Way Tie Trio of Player* from Each Side in Big Twiligifl Leaê Game Tonight Sports Editor Big Crowd Expected Majdm Sure He Won’t Mess Up Finals Scheduled Asisrlcss Lesles 4 3 ) ___ _ AB n H PO A K For Top Rung «.Watch seveial Innings of;Yankec- R. Prevosi. 3b ...... J n o i } i MONDAY Betty Benton won the final McGshtn. 9b ...... 9 (V O 0 I 0 First office visitor of the week Tigcr baseball game on teevoo. Big Pay Night with Robinson McIntosh, p 9 1 1 ' > J For Mt. Nebo Contest Tigers play poorly and It is no ound In the B claas In the Man 8. Provost, rf .lE '.ii'. J ' J ? ? 2 Is Gil Hunt. aJislstant track corfeh 111 National wonder team is tn eighth place In chester Cohntry Club women’s N'l«t»ni, lb ...... fj-..; ? 2 2 J 9 2 at Manchester High with news on W. Burnetl. e ..7.'.,?. 1 2 2 2 1 2 ‘ the Ktandings. Red Rolfe will proh- Hamilton and Pratt A Whitney Marshall Altken's appointment as Spring Tournament when she de Milsusky. rf ...... 1 2 2 2 2 2 Natkmal League StiuldhigB ' captain o f the 1953 team. Gil also ably be the next manager to g. l s-FsIcrlts...... L . , - ' 2 2 2 2 2 2 Joey Maxim Floored will employ their strongest lineup feated Georgia Lambeck 3 and 2 ftomRniew. ■■ 3 0 1 ^ ■ W D Pet. — In Training Session - handles the High rifle team ..C C IL ;h is .walkiiM.' .paP':rs. , ...Sol C?"!!-". •Beeisins -df -.'crr.Y,v'*A' t-'-O""!'-' worlerty; nroUiera-rirr■ *.'•■8-1*06— ’ tonight ■ w'h'en 'YH'ey tin gle to de i in a w eek "ena'Kflk tcW. M rr -■Bgfithti' . .champions last season. Altken, In | phones and attks, .‘How almut a American Lagion .... 8 8 MO addition to captaining the track i story on the Chicago Cubs. have ousted Hazel Barger In the first 'Polslt ...... 19 9 4 19 4 1 GroMiinger, N. Y., June 16— cide second place in the Twilight Mssektoler Aato Fsrts (1) Fairfield MarkeU .... 8' 3 .*06 ifl>)— rar»-sigbt-of—light, League at Mt. Nebo at 6 o'clock. squad, wiil co-captoln the basket-1 been a Cnh rooter for years. Hope round by the tame marginând Tsylor. s s ...... -> F 0 2 2 2 2 Manchwter Auto^ PafBi ball Bhd fobftairteam^M writ .vrfhe enjoyed thr-spre^ heavyweight champion Joey New players are eligible tonight \votT"6\W''mT.Y'TIBljrwYr«-' Maxim - sitting on the canvaa and Coach Art Pongratz ia plan Mailman Chet Morgan, flashing | Bob Ru.sh and Hank Sauer In lo- and 2 Ih the third round. In Clasa Rob'b:y ..McIntosh's no-Mti«r had thin resort town buzzing ning a brand new battery for this •hU beat Ipana smile, follows Gll j day’s edition . . . Umpire T\\1 A. Marguerite Rtevens beat Eva LonfffUllow, 8b ... 'Into the office. Of course, Chet! I.,cague bgseball game at Nebo m W*rr#n. rf ...... ; , 2 0 0 <1 0 0 highlighted h^busy Uttia La»Ktie with talk today. important tilt with the arch-rival Fleck In the semi-finals, 1-up, and ...... % 0 0 0 1 d would talk only of his Yankees I the evening. Good, fa.st game, Tbilor. 3h . . week "tad. The American tiegimi The 30-year-old Clevelander Airmen. Wally .Wldholm, ânt Virginia. Thornton defeated Corq^ McAfUm, \%- S .w < ..e. 0 ..0 .0 5 0. d UChnn baseball and baskeibal! and how they would beIn first I Hamilton tops Moriarty’s,'5 to 2. Andersd'n. '2-up. The finals In this MiitUBtier, If ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 downed thii’ Mahchaeter . Atilo couldn't understand ‘‘why KuMk, e ... 2 0 0 JO 0 0 star, will receive the offerings of place by July Fourth . . Chris Glen-1 Lo.sing pitcher Vic Taggart class will be, played Ihla week. Parti, 3-1, and th« Paltiteld everyone is making such a deserved a better fate hut some Bob Fitzpatrick, classy New Brit- ney was also smiling as his Red The next major tournament for TottU ...... 18 1 0 IS 4 0 fuss" about it all. unusual outfield play was the dif runner for MftlAiUky tn Markets upaet Morlarty Drothars ain Teachers" !he College star hurler 'Sox were in first place this a. m. the women golfer! will be the 72-. Yet,-, to several hundred . . , 'Witness entire Little League ference between victory and de 7-6 in a National Laague double- who[ho paced his college nine to a hole medal play conteat which will- spectators and a dozen or so ‘baseball game at Memorial Field feat. Slim crowd and the weather llililon 013(»x-3 header yeatetaay ;iit Memorial 13-3 season. Coach Johnny Roser begin June 28 , and continue Auto Paris ...... JP®, boxing writers, it was a unique and have the pleasure of wgtehing is eool and cloudy lentil the seventh lUins batted In. MiUmky. Meintoeh, Field. Saturday,. -t'K# Cardinals may match Hamilton's pitching through July 20. The Red and Blue occasion. Joe Blackwood, a Nick Twerdy hurl a h o hit, no run inning when the sun finally peaks a. Provost; IwO-hsi. hits. Provost; drubbed the Yankee*, 13-3, Aa a ' H i selection by sending Charlie Ma- H B A '^ Y \J0WL!B team mat'cHea Will have their first left on bsies. I-esInn 5. Auto Parts 9: fast 161-pounder from Pater ■game for Morlarty Broth* through . . . Twi League of result of the National League -- zurek. Trinity College and former -aOAPHic pooop; round In the near future. Oialr bseet on bslis. Mclntorit 4. Wright 4: son,’ N. J., floored the 175- ers agairtst the Manches ficials nearly ready, to throw In strikeouts. HertdOkB 6, Wright 4; hit games Moriarty*, Falrflaid* and Bulkeley High righthander, to the O P JOB'S BAYYLB men Olga Havey and Mrs. Benton ter Auto Parts. It was the the sponge on Mt. Nebo . . . Watch by pitcher, by. Wright, Milsusky; wlM the Legion are deadlocked In a W ALT CIOHONT BOB AKTDREWS pound champion with a left mound. YO MAteB 17S i ~ will have a list for participants to Pilches, tlclnlnsh », Wright; jpssied CHARLIE MoMEANS R E b 4ACKO RALPH SCHCMBr hook high on the head in the -second no hit, no run game in local another better-than-average Wed three-way tie for the leagua lead. OKOROB SWAN ( A ircraft) (A ircraft) (A ircraft) This will be the second meeting OROSSINGSRe sign posted In tSe locker room this belle. Xoesk 3; umplree, Tierney, (Hamilton) (Hamilton) first round of a workout yes Little League- hlstorj’. The first nesday night boxing bout on Vscenll; scorer, Tslrn; time. 1;10. MclNTOSH BECAME the third (HMiUlton) o f the year for the factory nines. N -Y. — POUBNOWY. week. terday. They clash for the initial game of was by Rortnie Simmons of the teevee between Jake LaMptta afid INBOaMAL.IT'r' /'S fSABUi.OUS o o c pitcher Hi Manchester Uttle Results In the husband and wife PtlrgeM Merkels (II , _ three in Twilight League activity, Cards last seaqon, a game in which Irl.sh Bob Murphy. I had LaMotta t h b K e y n o t b a y M BARNSr *^'S Leagua hiatory to pitch a no-hltter W hat made It such a rarity, Scotch were: flrat low net, Mr AB n H PO A ■ Class D Umpires Quit, even though the knockdown but two weeks ago the Props I umpired . . . Little League um winning by a shade . . . Turn on YHB YOAINISlGr MAUAGBa. YAUKS, R, Bylvesisr, rf ...... 3 0 and the second National l«aguer to pires’ meeting follows after the and Mrs. Paul Ballaleper, 89-19— Loop Plans to Continue Giants Blow 11 -Run Lead and Bow waa caused more by • Maxim's soundly trounced the Airmen In a radio and catch last half of ninth C A M P O P U O Y lA L . OP 'GOOOOLOOAYS ,T*rnnii. rf 0 M turn the trick this aeaaon al Legion Wins Behind game and there are few problems 70; second low net, Mr. and Mrs. AdAml. «• 8 1 though he allowed the oppoalng Dusty .League, .tussle... .Inning in gam o hetween Red Sox 'hacking maneuvers than any--- :,'td aiTCUss . . . JiiSt redoh home Ldtils Kelly; 94-22:~72; low GfOU ifllchW; Dick Wright, to aebrr In ; Mnrganton, N.'C., June ifi— thing else, was the fact that BUSINESS MANAGER Jeff and Browns. St. Louis leads, 9 to Me MAXIM Koelsch of the Props says, "all we ' 'When Willie Oleksenski phones to 5, but before the side can be re Mr. and Mra. Wlimer F. Lock- Nell. P ...... '. 9 I I the fourth Inning on a walk, two ' (/P)_When the six teama in the To Cards iii Game of the Day the handsome champion has ■ say Rocky Marciano, heavyweight D. Sylvester. 9b ...... I 0 1 have to do is throw our gloves on tired, Sox come from behind' to wood, 89. . wild pltchea and an InfleM ouL Maneggia’s F our-Hitter CniuM D Western , Carolina fought heavyweight king Jer s-Norrls. If 1. 1 0 the Held and the_ Aircraft loses boxing challenger from Brockton, tvin,_ 11; to 9 on Sammy White's Winners In the Ladies' Selected Mac allowed only fiv# baas ijt/n- League take the field tonight sey Joe Walcott three times Mak'8., WM' a 'vlsttor a t his- grill in Bmall. 4f ...... 1 0 « 0 Scatterln* four rinKlcs whUe* there will be nobody there to Its poise and falls easy prey to us." grand siam homer off Salchmo' •ISvelve Hole touriiey foi* thj'wWR bW. tnerdy. » 1 1 0 0 nera, Your oq waika auut •mia DA Oh * By JOB REICHLER nings, the Redblrds routed Maglle Prlddy, E »d Hatfield and Pat and fortner tltleholder Ezzard the early aftemoort . . . Few phone Pronin. 3h ...... 0 1 0 1 atrikln* but a half doaen batten, | cry "Play Ball.” Yesterday all But, (joach Roser takes no stock Paige. end were Anne McBride, first low error, while ha struck out nine In Associated Press Sports Writer with a seven-run fifth,'' climaxed MuIIlnMullln wonwoS the first gagame, 6-3, for Charles five times and has calls before catching up on corre- Brass, lb 0 0 7 Platol Peta Maneffia. .captain-1 seven of the loop's umpires In Koelsch's remarks. He well re- THUR.SDAY S net, 53-18 - 40r Betty Benton, sec O'Neill, lb 0 I chalking tip hla second win against ■X' . ...Imagine.. .S-biff-!leagu*_.. ,M*.*baii never been knocked down; ' -aliH^'of ttar'Htgh sc hool -baaebaU| _ JEisloledPeU! by. ..,.Enoa_.Sl&ughtet's....three.-run JJiC-jrigera..:. ...Walter.... Maaterson. bers last -seaeon—tn-ttie-'Pwtlight 'jpondence...... " Itev. StFphPTr StntJewsktntjf-thc ond" •'•loW'—net,"; —67-38—44 )■—-Mar' onaaathack.------Tion "in prsfisrton a i 'tnlsehait'x team dissipating an ii-6 leadf homer. Three more runs off Hoyt ’ "As'a matter of' fa'ct you can TUESDAY ...... 31 7 4 II I 1 team for 19C8, hurled the Ameri pitching his first complete game League when the Airmen romped guertte Stevens, low gross. 57. In Tolsli first wholesale realgnatlon by Sounds incredible, doesn't It? Wilhelm li\ the seventh clit the count the times Maxim has t Number one wrestling fan In Polish National Church visits the klnrlsrty Bretkers (41 Wright who haa been the losing can Legion Juniora to a 3-1 victory I^gisa (Si in two years, spaced eight hita for home in easy fashion to cop the the Thursday tmirneya Katherine AB R H PO A B the men in blue. It Happened, though. No later Giants margin to one run. Solly been floored in 12 years of pro •Manchester. Mrs. Gladys Gosselin office and we talk baseball. He D.sisle. cf-lb pitcher In both no-hitttrs this sa«-‘ over Eaat Hartford in the opening a 4-3 Washington win in the night bunting while Hamilton was Giblln had first low net In. the tVehard. ss ...... BAlon. 3b ...... 0 3 3 1 League President Earl than yesterday and by none other, Hemus' leadoff homer off George fighting-^n the fingers of one' phones seeking Information on the agrees with my choice, Cleveland, son allowed only four hita and game at tha Weat Side Oval yea- McOuirc. cf ...... 0 I 1 1 1 cap, locked tight near the bottom of Sweepstakes, 115-45—70; • Iflrglnla Bsnivtat. 3h Franklin said the umpires than the National League cham-1 Spencer In the eighth tied the hand. He was knocked out whereabouts of her favorite, Don to win the A'merican League pen m fisrtor, 3h ...... three walka for two earned runa terday afternoon. Maneggta and A. M anegfU. .. 0 3 0 3 1 A seven-run seventh inning by the heap. Ironically to Roser. Thornton, second, 96-24—72; Anne 0 3 0 3 1 hadn't given" any specific rea plon New York Giants. ' score at II and Slaughter's single once, by Curtis (Hatchetman) Eagle. Mrs. Gosselin is president nant but 1s surprised, as Is every- N. Twerdy. r(-lh-p . while he fanned nine. Gene JV^hnaon aparked the locale Johnson. 3b ...... Cincinnati, highlighted by Grady Hamilton proved little competition tL Ktclnsky. tb ...... rf ...... 0 0 10 0 son for quitting. SUNDAY PRODUCED lota of off loser Max Lanier in the same Sheppard In 1943.. A month * of the Don Eagle Fan Club in this at the showing of the Red McBride, low gross, 93. 'The win The Legion scored once In the P. Msn»fis. p .. a 1 0 1 0 Hatton's three-run- homer off re out here, but in the Dusty League, Kttkell. r( ...... offenae. "We're, going ahead with excitement as the New York Yan-' inning finally put the Cards in later he trounced Sheppard In a area. . . . Chat with Frank Robin- fSox. .Take In Little League base ners In the Kickers were Carolyn Chtshlna, If ...... second Inning when Steve Provost Suffering the loaa for Eaat Hart GrlswouN. c ...... t 1 « I I lief pitcher John Rutherford, en the Props were-■tougher than s Laklng, Betty Wilkie, and Ul Hol- Morhsrt. If 0 0 1 0 0 our schedule, anyway -even If keea increased their first place; front. 12-11. Another homer by return. son on Main street and he reports Iball game and slj. with Ed Kovls. AlASky, 9b ...... singled and moved- around on a ford waa Bobby Ratalc, the aame abled the,Reds to overcome a 4-1 slice of week-old bread. In a play , , . mQuAU UV Pnr.tlcelll. e ...... Morlsrly, lb .... 0 0 14 0 0 we have to use players for um lead- in the American League with , Hemus with one on in the ninth Charlie Blossfield, president and i Russ Rusconi, Dave DcMcrchant 'vay. walk, a passed ball and on Infield *lad that hung the lint defeat of Msisey, 3b ...... 0 0 0 1 0 deficit and beat the Brooks, 7-4. off for the Dusty title, Hamilton INPOOMAL A BE nuttsfenn, c ...... pires," he added. two victories over the Cleveland, offset a Giant score In their half general manager of the Hartford i and Bill Bloodgood. Among the lômen golfers will have their D.ver...... out. A walk to Bruce Mcaaln, an the aeaaon on Hancheater High af Ewell Blackwell got the Clncy win. cake-walked to victory. THB V ISITO aS June meeting at the clubhouse Touts ...... S3 “ 5 * 8 37 n ~6 Indiana, the Boston Braves chlljed; of the last frame. AIRTIGHT PITCHING by Jim Chiefs, will be the speaker at the i veteran fans on deck were Goaty (llbenn, rf ...... error, a slnglq by McIntosh and a ter a atrtng of eight vlctorlea in The Airmen boast of their pow TO WOBPPUTS Wednesday night. Rsst HsHfsrd 41) the red hot Chicago Cubs with a Dave Koslo, an old Card killer, Wilson and Max Surkont paaed annual Exchange Club's banquet i Rogers and Pete Hansen. The TolsU ...... 95 6 ll iSz 4 4 double by Provost accounted Jor the recent achoolboy aeaaon. RIccIOl_ 3b_ er hitting, supplied by Dick Foley, AT THIS s e s o a r double defeat and the Cincinnati pitched a five-hitter in the seven- the Bra-ves to their 3-1 and 2-0 trli Country-Club-Note*. •In honor of Manchester High's latter jwas happier than a five- a-ôurUiy runner for smAll m nth. tha other tallies. Eaat Hartford aeorad ita one hin Sofilsy, M ...... lead from Kell, four days ago. last-year^r-battlng-champloOr-Joe- m s c .c a -4 ------h— runnor for Gronln Iti’Mh. Wood. Sb ...... Reds won their first game of the Inning aftermath to give the umphs over the Cuba. hnieFairt^'m'on Junc''lB.^'r^ TTVTtTj yeiiTinttl:'With"' a three-wheeler WRIGHT MADE tha outstand off Ifaneggla In the tint inning aa Peewee Reese of the Brooklyn Trlpp, Paid Cichon, Tom Bergs- ness Little Leagtie game at Me- when his grandson, Danny Renn ralrflMdi ...... OOOORl—7 Rsttftr. p ...... aeaaon from the Brooklyn Dodg- Giants the spilt. Howie Pollet . hurled the last MorlArl>’B ,010 ing fielding play of the aeaeon Bud Seeley walked, took third jm J«P«On. o f a«ii*aa«>.*e Dodgers is the new leader In the mint and Johnny Satagaj. Ralph 'itiorlal Field and notice remark- blasted a home run ove- the left Natlonal"I.eague't.'ahorts<^ baUot- erg^.. NQt.lilhg, .,ho.\yeyer,„ _m'atc.h.?d THE YANKEES eiêd up - place- PIttBburghL Pirates UL-a- five- Buns brited ta, Nell 9 Dilgle W when he fleldta a haril hit, bound “ jrim ■Wbod'a" ifnifre. ana *cor«a bn- f^sh«r,' "ib '-'j a- ■Schumey's - defrazire- work ' -has • ' abi*- k'L development ■'ig'''iSa'«,tv''t3'AniV In 'Danny'Rcnri "cphtetHel'L'Terice r." A'lViertCftTl 'T.Jt-' TlVei‘e ." I ’ rcily grtbd;_, huliT Fsat srd. Bsnlvssd, Xsclnlky. CUSMnr Rspntl. r ...... St. Louis Cardlhala' feat of over game an a half lead in the Am eri hit 6-0 triumph over the Philadel 28 to Fenway Park. .Pay day and! Grosslnger, N. TT.— (NEAT - Loeal Sport ing tall off the tat* nj* M^hitMh an error. Ihg with 33,702 votes to 50,816 for been extra special. Show.boa't Por gion Baseball LeAgue schedule itr- How'd you like ray footw ork? Not Alpsk)': two^biss hlUi, Alotky, Martin. If ...... Cranny Hamner of the Philadel coming the Giants' 11-0 lead to can, thrasl)lng the Indians twice, phta Philies but Howie Fox and of the Red Sox over a year ago. the usual trip tn the bank where Joey Maxim waa grousing about thres-bsss hits, nichtrd; stnlen b*s«s, and threw him out at flrat. Mancheeter tied it on an error Clark, rf ...... Win 14-12. ter, Dick Vlning, Ed Kukulka, Pst •Youngster pitches and bats his rives and it takes two hours to bad for >a guy with bum feet.’ Murch. c - ...... phia Phillies. 8-2 and 4-3. The largest turnout Jim Kontaanty came back to I talk with Waller Buckley. Don the tough lot of a champion as he Dtlale: tserlfims. Rirhtrd: left nn Although the last plact Me in the fourth and ManeggU’a Bolduc, Harold Lewis and Charlie team to victory over the Cards. . . line up umpires for the coming What's wrong with them? Mulmphy. 3b ...... The proud Polo Grounds prob of the year—69,468 fans—watched throttle the Pirates, 6-4 on four Freer and Ruth Angeli of the mopped the pour o| perapiratlon . , Chatter bases. Mortsrty Brothers 4. Fsirfleld chanics dropped their fourth .double followed to put the locals Fletcher, If ...... 0 0 McMeans have been pounding the, -Sit with Joe Owen.s, fonner Twi I season. Markets; bssss on balls. Twerdy 9. NEEDS NO ASSISTANCE ably never will forget yesterday's the Yankees win their 12th and hita in the nightcap. bnnk s ta ff.. HigVi .school pradua- fi'oih ^hls facA In This Iraininjf *lx)tsa in tnoss snoM, Nsll 1. Dyer 1; strlks-oiits. Dyer 6. straight game, they played their In front. doubleheader with the Redblrds al apple for Hamilton while Charlie Leaguer, and now sport.s editor of ; FRIDAY BOBBY MrINTOSH's no - hit TdUK ...... M t at « 7 13th game.a in 15 starts. Ed Lopat Rfen's Division tion expicisea are held at the State f'®rnp high in the hUls of the , boys. Twerdv 9. Nell 9; hits off. Nell. I for i best game ih the field to data by Tomorrow night the locale tra 1 though they managed to gain a Kuras, Ora Martin and Skip ■East Hartford Gazette' and we Dick O'Connell of the Boston pitching performance yesterday Bait lUrtrnrd ...... 100 000 000—1 Rochester, N. Y.— (/P) — Bobby coasted to the,first game victory, Best Ball and for the ftrat time 1 asaiimcd Borscht circuit. ! He was referring: to hla 18 year* runs In 5 fnn'lnae; Twercy 9 for 9 runs nt>t committing a single error. vel to Ttompaonville. Players are QQO » 1 ogjtpi Kearns gives Pongratz a good talll basebJill. j Red Sox staff forwa*-ds creden- In .1', Frihier I tar 1 run In 1; Dyer 1 Ranher tsTi young hurler that has split hy^wlimlngJhe second game,. hta 34th In -48 decisions-w lth-the Paul Bsllsieper-Dick Law, 04: thU second Boor seat at The. “Whfn I was a challenfi^h/*. in the ripgr and .Toe^Jo onlyJU) Ayaa-JLtuLBecemd thia aeaaon In U tr fnr 9, rvm« in 4; hit by pitcher, . by. In the. nightcap a six-run fifth asked to mieet al the Legion Home Runa Dattea in. P. Maneccla, GrTs* 3-0. But oh, what a first game. mound corps. WEDNESDAY tlals for baseball trip for Little lie Iêague play. Meintoah Hurled wold; -two'bss^ hlU, P. Manegfla; caught the eye of many major Tribe. Bob Kuzava, maklhg hla MAJOR LEAGUE Paul Jesanis-BUl Purdln, 66; Don lOGV MILLER, Bob Erihson. Herald, we of The Herald, did not muttered Joey, "I got no debts, i; 'T was 12 when I started In Dyer' (Small. Cronin)! wild --filches, Inning and a single tally tn the at 6 o'clock aharp. Originally sche Leading 11-0 after four innings Routine day at office . , • I League Moriarty Brothers hn Jude j enjoy graduation march music aa own a house and car. I got; Golden Gloves. I got. to the semi the American Legion to wdn over Twerdv 4. DyeF9. Nsll 9| ptssSd bolls. atolan baaea. Balon. D. Mangfla, llor- league icouta. The Webster High first start, won the aecond. Plper-Walt Murphy, 66. Ted Mrozowski and Charlie . Kub- Sixth frame provided the margin duled for Wednesday, the game larty, iMorhart, Johraon. Seeley: sac* With ace Sal Maglle on the mound ‘ all theater doo.-Ti were rio.scd light plenty of fights, plenty of, )iay finals when I waa 13. I the'’'Manchasterfought M y Auto Parta. L«it Oustsfson 1> Flake; winnina pitcher, aouthpaw recently burled hla sec Weekend Sweepatakea linskl are ready, to work on the Feehler: loslr.t Pilcher, TwSrdy: urn- of victory aa the Fairfield Mar has been moved up to allow mem rifkea. JBeeley; double play a. wood* to and losing the gam e? The second place Red Sox fought i ..Take In Twi League game In days. Then I become champ, and hotly and everybody in myyaay Monday . Nick Twerdy of Morlarty Flaheri M,cGulre to Morlarty; bases on ond no-hitter of the season, blank leoows Ray Della Fera .78-14—64 mound if needed. plrss, vsr.sntl. ’rlsir.ty; scorer, Tstro; kets pulled a major ups^t by bers o^the high school team to at ' Not since June 7, 1906 when the for a split with a second game 3- ’ the evening between Ridges a’n'i ^ , got no fights, Only a tjoupie Robinson, he must lie good, buf. Brothera hurled a masterful no- balU. J>. Stanrssla t. Ratlac <: atrlka- ing Falrport, 15-0. In addition, to Royce Jennings ...... 76-11— 65 Hamilton hopes to add another ilms, 1:9(1. downing Moriarty Brothers. tend a dinner that night. outs, P. ManeagTa R. Ratlac 5; umpires. Chicago Cuba routed the famous 2 triumph after Saul Rogovin had j Aircraft. A perfect night to of delicatessens in Clevcl'.rtd." what's he got the others haven't? hlt, no-run game against the Auto z—None nut wbrn winning run fanning 17 batters. Rauber fielded By THK ASSOC'IATKI> TREf^S Bob McCann ...... 80-13—67 win to keep In close contact with scored. BOB NEIL and Joe Dyer were O'lemry and Kovla. Christy Mathewson and went on pitched the Chicago White Sox to Don’t miss “ I’ m Married To The Great Steme F'ace'' i watch a game and a fine crowd But he II be able, to buy lots of And, he s not as big. Parta Both no-hlttera were In Na all the balls hit by Falrporjt'except Sweepstakes and Kickers the Ridges, who threaten to run locked In what seemed to he a c r i t s a d e b s In f i n a l s to humble them 19-0 Was a Giant a 7-2 win. Rookie Dick Gem ert’s NATIONAL LKAGITK by Mrs, Ed Sullivan with Isabella Taves. June 21 issue i.vicw.s-thriller,. \voa.by..toa iUdgea...MlP8nS 8H?r.-Slicing tip_Jhe_ gate___ HO\V , ABOUT MUGAU, Joey ? tional^ljuie L^gtie play. plttalng duel squat to tha first ...... o tft s h a; ' June' id ^ o ii^ H o ly OKOROR K R U j liRAlWI - one fly to right-field.- - Bobby ell- first maijor'league" homer, with a • York; - 333; GiasBf-A* Art Stevens- 6— 66 away- with first "place. The Ridges .GAT4ljiaU (-131 ...... team bo' humllYate'd...... Mufllal. St. LoutP. .333; Rnblnaon, to 1. Sit with John Lyons with Sugar Ray Robinson at You going to beat him? AH R.H PO A R game for the first four inninga. Cross sluggers challenge, unbeaten maxed this performance by smash mate aboard, provided the Red Sox Class B Ray Della Fera 78-14—64 collide with Hamilton Friday In of Collier’s— Now on sale at all newstands. There la one consolation for the Brooklyn. .337; Atwell. Chicago. .326; Men in stands remark that it is a Yankee Stadium, .lime .33. "I gotta. I just gotta," ho said MANCHESTER CHAPTER of Hurlb^rl. 3h Dyer hod blanked the Grocera' on Mleaouri tonight for the National Chicago, June 16—'welght. roe. Bnatnn and Cnnla, Philadelphia 5; over Fraser-Scrantori, 1-up; Cos- . . , Water is cool but we enjoy er— that's wltnt I got. eh. J a ck ?' . HtflUnd. rf a.e.6... 8 •« good. Wên he returned to the. to defeat the Giants, 14-12. In the "He don't like to get hit,” com en er. p, bb ...... 8 1 0 0 8nld»*r. Brooklyn. Adcock. Cincinnati grove-Dalcy over Cerena-Galasso, first game of a doubleheader. The outing. The Stanley Krajewskl's Jack turned or to be Doc KNIGHT* OF COLUMBUS SJbfftitempD, c ...... 1 0 I B mound h'e had lost control and hit and Wyroatek, Philadelphia. 4. mented Joey, in hia ataccato style, 2-1; Kirkpatrlck-Spade oyer Hul- Giants won the nightcap, 3-0. and two soivj also .spend the day at Kearns of Demp.seV heyday fame, baseball excursion trip this season LAlne. Tr ...... 1 0 0 0 tha first two batters. Coach Ron Home Runa—Sauer, ^ Ica g n , 18; who picked up Maxim after hta with big-city inflections. “Me, I CompoBeo, lb 8 1 0 1 Hodgea. Brooklyn and Weatruin. New tlne-Della Fera, 1-up, 19th ho'e; Pitching—Max Surkont, Braves the beach. . . . Short term camp , , T . 1 listed for-Sunday, July 20. Tick- nie Daigle yanked him and re- York. 11; Mathew* Boaton and K lrer, Haefs-Warren over Wilaon-Lith- — Hurled a two-hitter aa the area of recent years Is deserted. ill.scharge from the A ir Force in got the Dago heart. I tako on the I the round trip excursion placed him with Nick TWardy, Pittsburgh. IJl. big bovs—the ênvywelghts. T o U lii ...... il? "i *4 IS I 3 win, 1-up. Braves blanked the Cubs, 2-0 aft A beach employe pas.ses along In 1046 and nursed him to a title. train trip and admission to the Tanke 000 003— 2 author of a no-hit game on hla Stolen Base*—Reeae. Brixiklyn. 13; "I SAY CHARLES Is the laat outing. Jethroe. Boaton anG Robinson. Brook- Third Round Results: ^ er Boston also had won the first TAKE 24 MONTHS TO PAY formation that short term camp •I’HE M.A.XIM CAMF, improvis park for the Boston ’ Red Sox- C t r d i ...... o il ilx—18 . toughest 1 fought. Walcott didn’t, Run* betted In. Hewitt 3. Hubberd yln, S; Hamner, Philadelphia. X: Johnson-Massaro over Jennings- game of the doublehaadar, 4-1, ing area has been moved back ed in an airplane hangar, haa none Cleveland Indian game are priced 1 ' AnderBoiw WeUon, FUher. Pbekett. Twerdy, coming from,first hose Fondy. Chicago. Adama, Cincinnati near''to’e ' mBrh''“cninuieC,' severat of the etegairce iof Tnnnben sported give me-much trouble;-'Phe referee- Bwitwithr Btotrn beirf!*' rturflJo, Fteh- without worming up, alao- txmld and Aahburn. Philadelphia, 5. Piper, 1-up, 19th hole; Anderson- -at 16 each. Anyone wtshtnff to Pitching— Roe. Brooklyn. 5-0. 1.000; Rock well over Wllkle-Sklnner, S^; TRACKMEN SET RECORDS miles from the beach. Lorig term by ' Roblnaon- j u a t Joey, Jack, ilkl. Every lime I. turn around, purchase tickets may contact rr, HemlUi uurrifloeB.-Beckwtth; dntible not find the plate, nve ruhnera Wnlcotl'.a whacking me itv - the pltye. C^mpoRfo. Oêr: left on beeê, 'X Hearn. New York 6-1. .857; Eraklher Cosgrove-Daley over Giglio-Glglio, Tuacaloosa,AIa. —(JT— The Unl- 1951 LINCOLN COSMO. 4-DR. SEDAN campers will now enjoy the old i trainer AI DelMonte and a few- elthsr Jimmy Murray or Fran Ma Tenke U\ Cerde 10: beect on bellR. reached on hla offerings,- three on Brooklyn, S^l. 8S3: Maglle. New 'YOrk. short. _tertn are.a and this clo.ses sparring partners. One, Chuejt rear. Forty ■ whacks, and the honey. The train will leave the Beekwlthllf UtirKgr. 8. E Htollend 4; singles, one on a double, one -on 9-3. .818; H acker,■ Qvioago. 4-1. .800. 2-1; Kirkpatrick • Spade over versHy of-Alabama'a 1952 senior J-Tdhe blue-gra.v. Immaculate; one-owner, 8,0M mile ear. the book for the Yost family Hunter, made Joey step lively ns referee don't do4 thing.’; ~.- Mancheeter 'depot at 8:36 and the etrlk^diu. Beckwith S. Merrer 4, S. a walk and one on an infield boot. V Strikeouts — Rush. Chicago and Haefs-Warren, 1-up. trackbien leave behind them a rec Equipped with radio, heater, h.vdramntlA Neas new .tires. Iloltonc. 1: hita off Merrer 5 for t nma Spahn. Boaton. 67: Wade. Brooklyn, Semi-final matches must be ord which will be difficult to as campers " “at Hammonasset he belied the champ for four For all hla ring experience, Joey return trip from South Station In In 8 ]•! Inninca: 8. Holland 4 for B Meanwhile, he threw four wild 1,; Maglle, New Yprk, 60; Surkont. .Siinshleld and seat covers. as it would he almo.st as good rounds. Maxim is . comparatively un Boston is scheduled for 7:30 p. m. pitches, and. when, the smoke Boston. 63. played this week and the finals eclipse. In four years of competi runa In 1 3*1: hit hy pitcher, by Mar- will be played Sunday. tion they were victorious in 18 i to pitch our tent at 69 Brook- Quipped a bystander, "The wa.v marked—'ho scar tissue around raT .(Hurlbari); wild pltchea, Hoi* cleared, tha Grocera war# In T; PRICED t o ; Held street as sev.eral miles from Chuck's tagging him with 'jabs, the eyes, no cauliflower ear, just a land; loalng pitcher. Merrer; umolraa. front 6-6. ____AMKRH'AN LKAGI'K 'dual meets and never tasted det PETE WIOREN, veteran Man- OaVi...... Vfwjal. ■Qorer. „------—--a.-Mdrtin, ----a..Larcha* feat in any- auch dnal encounter. I the ocean. An.yone knowing a de- Joey might not, hav» to-go-.4own. banana -nose to betray Hl4F-tra4er Chester High traelr coach,*; wrveir'7«Wt-4hner i-.46. Bsttlna —DiM asgio ' Boston, .332; ■ Sophomore "OtrtfieMer -B obby SELL A T i Bobby--Daigle-*lnglod- lR~*jMk~ Carr of Bimilngham was the Uni In three years of varsity eligibility ' slrable camping .area nearby is to New York. He could lose the For’a fighter, he haa surprisingly as coach of the Connecticut high Gustafaon with the tjrlng Qaa Rosen, Clei-elsnd, .330s Kell, Boatort, (Stock No. U-7S4) * .335; Robinson. Chicago, ,315; Groth, versity o f Alabama’s top basebaH' the group won two Southeastern asked to contact this writer. . . . title at Groaslnger’a.”, small, almost feminine hands. school team in the New England House run in the top o f the sixth Detroit, .310. Conference championships. They Meet Russell Miller and fajnlly of Maxim had the opposite reac There’s nothing dainty, though, off rellefar Wes Feahler. Runs.— Avila, Cleveland. .79; DIMag- hitter this season with an average interscholastic track and field glo, "Boston and Rosen, Cleveland. 35; of .329. were second once. Manchester In the camp area. The tion: "You saw how I looked In about the way he uses them. championship last Saturday at In the Markets' sixth, Mike Joost, Philadelphia. 34; Boone, Cleve 1951 MERCURY 4-DOOR SPORT S|DAN Millers have a trailer and have Browm University In Providence. Cronin walked to lead off. Ray O' land. 32. secured a summer long permit but. Neill then hit a ball bacK to Iwer- Runa Ratted In—Roaen, Cleveland. Black. Radio and heater. Exrelleni eandlllon. O ^ for an 11-day cruise to Bermuda. Connecticut was third, trailing like the Yosts, expressed dlsap- Massachusetts and Rhode lalohil. dy who fielded It and then threw 35; Dropo, Detroit. 37; Mele, Chicago ! i polntment at the new camp loc*- . . . Sit comfortably In favorite anC Doby, Cleveland, 33; Lenhardt, De- : chair reading the Sunday paper It and the game Into right field trolt. 33. ' Hon sites. . . . Motor back Home when sons rush into the room and PUBLIC ADDRESS system at as Cronin romped around th* dia Hits—Simpson. Cleveland. 71; Fox. ! 1949 LINCOLN COSMOPOLITAN CLUB COUPE ! .md manage to witness last two mond with the deciding tally. Chicago. 70; Robinson, C h ic » o , 67; Black. Radio, heater, overdrive, firneral Urea i Innings of Little League baseball present me with gifts on Father's Mt. Nebo for use at Twilight Rosep, Clevelaad, 65; Avila, Cleveland Day . . . Go house hunting in af League baseball games has been A X 'S U9.a's Tonight a 6 at Mamoriail Field 65. • , with puncture-proof tuhen. Excellent condition, ' game at Memorial Field. . . . Rest TEST the Dodgers and Cardinal* clash Doubles—Prlddv. Detroit. 16; Rob- ‘ stock No. U-711...... ternoon and find one home' that repaired and wrlll be operated by SGstan 'BWWOWrTHBtF 'egUgpt ’ThBt-TtMffTgw MaiJ^hirhtin 'tuiF i t fuiu------•aHaaStoatto >nnTiiwbr.^4MuMtoMT>'-y*0’ Iom'. mUcagy.. .1 .ke.e" ,(bsnM4«ib., PetrottiV-JetBa., snllltoa loeiisriese yeert'■'•.'TP';*;/- Arsesevet-SW WaYn ■’street W f th'e ia Sporisu M irrdt ’H«rht "■HKititad 4W''''WM««i!iHy'’iiBl New York and Jooat. Philadelphia, 9. r«M>J •• U ewsHvftre Stock No. NT-199...... Ih S A I^ D A Y ’i CONTEST found Stolen Bases—Rtxzuto. New York. U sm $2S to $S00 ifMlvtlMMlI 9t |10.0$ ARth. too busy^ for conversation on hia originally scheduled. Player* are NVw Tork 1-4. ClflvcUnd 3-1 znit' 16S1. T o get the Detroit 8-3. Waohington 3-4. th* Little League Cardinals fTiUa 6o4y atyU 9U0 mvaUmbU in Windsor DeLuxo with Spit^m Engitso) 10; Avila. Cleveland and Valo. Phila On Wgnnture Atone favorite baseball team . . , Off to A Year'Ago Today—Ben Hogan true worth of tli asked to meet at the Legion Home Chicago 7-3. Boston 3-3. delphia. 7; Rivera. St. Louis. 6; Jen 1947 FORD 2-bOOR SEDAN at 6 o'clock. trouncing the Yankees 13s3,-«be ^ Whitn •idcpWftU tire* at extra eoat« sen, Washington. 5. , Bolton for some strawberries and won the U. S. Open for the aecond great Y a n k e 8t. Louts 6-7. PhllsdelphU 3-8 (11). hind the auperb pitching of Jim- ' pTHf to m ren fi ffHAr tfKts ro SAT rtr* -fipeclal, Deliuce. Blue. Itotila and hfîer,. , Mtat.&oatia:' :i vBlUihia8--SMi>ls. .LPhtiedeipbie, -Ued. >then'»'7dsit to-sister's.Iiqine w.here ■year.'In .-vA. row . aheating 67,on..th«). f irst base man 'm y ■ftetfirimn. 'B y ‘'WHWittir.'''thr" .917; Garcia.'(Tlerdland, 9-3. .750; Ras- StevDk No. U -7 1 0 ...... ahe passes along word that she. and laat round to' come from behind batting prowess, chl and Sain. New York. 6-2', .750; REGRET BANDIC.AP Syracuse 9. Sprinafiald 9. Cards moved tack Into a tie for FiNANCE cci:i her husband will'Wave on July 3 and win with 287. there w e r e at| Baltlmord 9. Buffalo I. Henry. Boston. Paige, St. Loula and 2nd Beer • JARVIS MmOINS , first place in the American Marrero, W ashington, 5-3. .714. 1950 FORD CUSTOM CLUB COUPE Five Years Ago—Rocky Graz- 'Rochcit.r 9. Otts^rs 9. BM MAIN STBin (Over Weelwertli's) MANCMUTHL CONN. least 47 t i m e si (êanport, N. J. OP)— Th# Re Leagua .with the Red Sox. It was Strikeouts— Reynolds, New York. 65; Maroon. Radio and haatcr. Low mileage. iano won 'By a TKO over Jetry when be came to STANDINGR Shantx. Philadelphia. 64; McDermott. Dtal 3 4 ft • nuiip I. Jenkkit, VIS MANefer gret Handicap, one.of the newest KitUra the Yanks foprth loss of tha year One owner car. Stock No. U-698 ...... Fiorello in Oft: 5th round at To b a t with no of Monmouth Park'* rich stakes. Boston and Garcia, Cleveland, 59; Gray: Im m mods N'mMRRtt •! M iMm W L Pol. SBL in a like number of starts. Detroit. 58. ledo. , chance to drive in Is one of four filly and mare stakes Albany ...... 80 11 .635 ITS ENGUVE Ratdinz ...... 37 18 .600 Beckwith picked up hi* second MllSClE TO EVERY DROP OF GAS! Ten Years A go—The St. Louis 114 1949 MERCURY STATION WAGON a run, except bj to be deciSed at the seoaido track BANTLY Cardinals defeated New York, 4-3, Schenectady ...... 38 a .599 9 win of the year as he allowed only hlaroon. Body Just been reflnishrd. Radio, heater. a homer, s(n(f during the present meeting. .The Scranton ...... a .913 5to two runs, both of which were un Excellent condition.'.Stock No. U-6tS- ...... and cut the idle Dodger's lead to Babe' Ruth, tat others are the Coleen Stakes, the Blnahamton ...be.... 34 a- .4M •H earned, on rojir scattered hits. He To many ownera, the mighty 180 H.P. V-8 and with leaa wear than any other engine Like Onflow shock absorbers that make four and a half games. ting ahead of Molly Pitcher Handicap and the Hartford ...... a 34 .479 7 Sports Schedule OIL CO. Elmira ...... a a .451 Hi pitched shutout ball the first five •ngina that powers the Chrysler New ever built into an A m ^can automobile. even bad roads £ael “ npwly paved" . . . 1947 HUDSON COMMODORE “8" Twenty Years Agp—George him, cleared the Monmouth Oaks. „ Wllllamaport ...... 13 84 .961 IT frames, with the Yanks only two restful cluur-hifh SM ts'. . . big, wide- Monday, June 16 :-Door Sedan. 3-tone Green. , Eamshaw .checked (h* Philadel basei with s The Regret' honors the ' great NAttosM Yorker is the most remarkahle feature of TEL. 2rfl595— 2-4596 phia Athletics' losing streak by Brooklyn ' ...... n 15 .719 __ markers crossing the plate In the Hamilton vs. Airmen, 6—Nebo. Stock No. U-64L ...... mighty homer. Whitney filly, only member of her this remarkable car. It is certainly the moet ; . . and it makes driving (both cruising opeiung doors . . . big windows that let J$745 beating St. Louis, 5-1, Q. How much Besna Reardon New York ...... aw. a 18 .647 sixth. Second Congos vs. Zions, 6:15—. Septic Tanks. Cleaned sex ever to win the Kentucky Der Chicaao ' ...,...... 14 31 The Cards scored In every In and the short n w ) more fu n than you have you see more. ' did Connie Hack . by. Renet was foaled on a farm n . Loula ...... a a .KKMni diacuased automobile engine in many, Memorial Field. 1951 PLYMOUTH CAMBRIDGE 4.DR. SEDAN Range and fuel ning excepf the first; they got sin Dodgers vs. (?ards, 6—Memorial Cad MoHclMstRr** Seweraq* Specialists Eddie Roush established, a Cin pay for Shoeleee Joe Jackson's near the site of the Jersey race (Cincinnati ...... a a .4a 13 many yeaia. aver known it to be! cinnati consecutive game hitting Boaton ...... a 11 .415 15U gle markers In the second and It’s true . . . until you drive a Chryslmr Field. contract in 1908 ? course. Phlladeltaia ...... 31 a .412 15V S n o. k t -.« l ,...... $1695 record In 1920 by hitting In 27 Plttaburch ...... 15 41 third framea. piled up eight more Tliis ia the engine with hemispherical But that’s not all. Along with this engine New Yorker you won’t know what you’re Green Manor vs. Mason's, 6:15 Oil Distributors A .T h e i^thletics* owner cough .259 a runs in the fourth and added their —(Charter Oak. straight games. He tied his own ed' up the princely sum of $825 . OO'YETS SPRING TITLE* iMcriema SAVE TWO WAYS: 1951 CHEVROL^ STYLELINE DELUXE mark in 1624. New York ...... V * « 18 .820 .... final three in the fifth. combustion diambers . . . the engine that there are acorea o f other reasons, too, for missing. Why not stop in today? .TueaiUy, June 17 to Greenville of the ClaroUna As- Boaton ...... a 3-Door Sedan. Beige, radio and heater. 333 Maiiiv Street 23 .5a i'» BOBBY HEWITT was the only Legion TTS. Fairfield's, 6—Memo (1) LOW PRICE . . . the mcMt modem eqnlpnam t and ma soclatifm for Jackson, but the OPI Clevetonc; '...... a 2S .582 Ul gate mart pow er out of every drop of gas. driving a New Yorker before reaolving on Durham, N. C,— —Duke Uni CMoseo .... player In the game to get more rial Field. chinery in Conneetl4mt make# peaeible a BETTER JOB at m Stock No. NT-nS...... $1695 great outfielder playerl only a few versity Is mighty proud of ita two ...... a a ,s r And iM»-premium gaa at that! WsshTnaton ...... a a .480 8H than one hit He banged out-three any new car. Like Full-time Power Steer Wednesday, June 18 LOWEB PRICE, games with Philadelphia before newly won Southern Conference PhUadtlBbU ...... a a .458 8 singles and drove in two Cardinal V. Moriarty's vs. BA’s—Nebo. (2) YOUR JOB IS ENGINEERED . . . all aepUe tanks. Drain 1951 MERCURY CLUB CCfOPE being sold to Cleveland. titles in tasebaii and tennis. The 8t. Lnuia ...... a 31 .448 • Actually, it puts you in control o f more ing that makea steering/!os time* easidr . . . age and sewer lines are installed under the watdifni raper- Detrott-...... 17 97 a816 16 runa. Methodists vs. St. Bridget’s, Black. Radio,, beater, overdrive. Oae owner eag. ft O A O X TRUSSES-BELTS Q. Who Is generally identified baseball team had an 18-3 regular vlalon of a Drsdnage Engineer. RESULT: Ton are proteeted BftLCH Is Your iGterattlMAl The two runs which th* Yonks power than you’ll probably ever need twe. and your control five time* greater. . . than 6:15--Memorlal Field. St4>ck No. U -58S ...... riLASTTC STOCK1N08 as the greatest bucket-foot hitter season mark, taking the title with Montreal ...... 93 33 .KO Red Sox vs. Yanks, 6—Memorial against costly blunders . . . A BIO SAVING. An engtneered Job got in the sixth came home on a You’ll sense this . . . ôêther with ita in ordinary cara. Like Power Brakes that CHRYSLER EXPERT FITTERS o f all tim e? 4 wins and a loss in the .. annual Rocheeter ...... 94 3t ,5*7 Blngle. a flsldar’s choice, and throe Field. gives you LASTING AND SATISFACTORT RESULTS. tmftay- 'The tennis lad* ware un Toronto ...... '..i... 93 97 .543 ■neqnaled teqwnae. . . the very first yards cut needad pedal preasuie by as much THE FINEST CAR Frankie's vs. Center Springs, A. AI Simmons was known Syracuse ...... 39 37 .541 S Red Bird errora. ALL ABOVE CARS HAVE THE FAMOUS "ED" s e a te d against North Carolina, Sprlnefield ...... 95 3S .4*9 V Glenn Merrer atarted for th* 6:15—Charter Oak. Arthur Dnis Stores the man Who bit with hia teat ia Buffalo ...... 94 99 .449 9< you drive. It runs smoother, more quietly, aa two-thirds. AHERICA BAS YET PRODUCED the bucket, was on* most William and Mary, Davidson and Yank* and was charged with the N. C. State. Ottawa ...... 95 39 .49* I RACINO REVENUE SOARS Be Safe!... Ele Sure! SULLIVAN SAFE BUY USED CAR WARRANTY pronounced front-foot pullers the Beltlmore ...... 93 95 . 9M 13 loea as he allowed eight nuuk on majors have ever seen. The Ath- TO D AY’ S GAMES five hiU and five walks. 8hft~Bol- CALL letlea’ fine outfielder finished with Progress la stopped by folk who Eastera land relieved him In the fourth Miami—(Aî—Floridft horse rac wmiamsport at Scranton. only to he tagged for four -soar* ing this year produced an iJl-tinSe a lifetime average of ,334 after 31 use an Office to look for sleep they Albany at Behtnectady, mEROIRT Raymond E. Borman seasons. lost the night before. Only gamea scheduled. hita anil the remaining five; runa. high of 111,981,870 in revenue for THE McKINNlY BROS. Rsttsasl the state. Sixty-two per cent goes St.-Louie (Misell 1-5) at NSW Tork BE'HER DEAL Insuronc* Agency Rusty Mallow, . coach of the A psychologist contends that Th* moet game* won In to old-age assistance and 38 per gle season by a ClnchumU-■ 'lumU Rgd cent Ia divided equally among the SEWERA8E DISPOSAL DOMPAHY MORIARTY Navy crew, has been active (h Boy on* mind can affect another at **IMttabur«h’ (Kllnt 0-4) at Philadal PONTIAC DEALER Insurance A d v lso^ S4)rvlce a distance. Like when mother aces phia (Kldxlk 0-0). pitcher la 27. Adolf Luqu* *“ BROWN-BEAUPRE, INC. e 30 BisscH Street state's 67 counties. Hialeah rac* D R A IN A G E m d SEWERAGE ENGINEERS Ail Lines oT Insurance Scout work for 27 years. He OiUy gama sehaduled, , 1 .1,1. . r. . t ■'I .111 III -It hold* the Silver Bear award, on# dad drop sahas on th* front-room the trick In 1038 and ftio i track Tvaa the largest contributpr. >11 uaiu ttiut ' aaatasttig iiiisasw S,327,7M In taxes to 130-132 FeoH Sfiwef, M eBdiesfw^TeL 5308 of the highest scouting honors. carpet , No gamot scheduled. (7 tjL.' _ the state. m ”7 * - - r r r ™ •M ’T k

IIANCHESTEK e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER, dONN, MONDAY, JUNE 16, I 9B2 PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1952 PA G E t i a f . DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Nab Policeman OUR BOARDING HOUSE w ith MAJOR HOOPLE Chief Urges Cooperation O b i t u a r y OUTOJUR WAY BY J. R. W ILUAM S P la n e W a s Eisenhower Malik yes, DEAR!' esAOTis rt Sense and Nonsense | , ^ MO W O IPE R ALU OUR. 1 6EE vtou cauiCK- Antwer to Provio' - For Aborfioii 6 >jeaw;e d T h a t e iG 1 yes, DEAR ■' possietE MRS. For Tomorrow's CD Test MLUS TASTEP A S BrrneR. IT Father now has a good alibi for VOlNOgAG IKjfTO THE cr-s AM ^ HACRLEVTEM IS^ Picnic Lunch To get her huaband to go with Hunting for W oos Rural I Deaths | VNPrdi A S <5AU./ 7 m s f=ELLOVW not watering the lawn, for ex Millions for ' H A S SEEN SOCyiUG A LL HOUSE iH Th e d a r h .' eMERSEMCV.' HIMTIMS T'M her a, woman beat him with en TM’ SWEET OFF THEM, HOLD MOT A VOELCOME automobile crank. Women should perts say that a lawn too oftep -Manchester residents In th eir.ing gloas or debris, Schendel said, Hold Hartford Officer -.^■yoo ROUST HIM HOhlZONTAt 2 Food regime watered, will become waterlogged *IHENJ P U TTlN e'E M PUT OF MERE TC y o u R , GUEST ? HM' matry eelf-atarters. homes, on the streets, and at their i , Drivers of sll valuable cargo will SACIC/ C O M E + «R E -, SSetUng'Up and damaged. Lawns - kept dry, . With Two AsBociates Editor Vote ipiiilip Pêlsoii Germ OR r w LdvOTeR P R E .^ I 'M MOT LOMG lL«fnon‘— ' n n t - j t a n n Slrikei'iuid places' o f wdrTi 'VWir take 'Tsartrin iTetha1n''wtth -thrir -■vans and -take 8 Lost Men O UT wrrH IT/ □121ES HDCJ they say, need occasion no alarm IMS THIS FOR T H IS 4 ----- flaw We .know of a young fellow Connecticut's biggest Civil Defense the best possible cover In the s-eht*------T—■ In Fake Doctor Case 8 Hot" ' 4 Put into cipher I9 n c 3 u n u i for it, means deeper roots and test, ’'Operation Connecticut.” to- 1 cle. • Pedestrians will get o ff -the (Contlnned from F»ge One) « (Oontlniiad froin Pag* One) (Contimted firora Mag* On*) , MOP OM BOTH HAM EH .' O U E i who la keeping company with a (OeatlmeB treai Pag* 0*e) Passes at 51 12 No (slang) 5 Leave out □csn stronger grass. streets Immediately and seek the OFYC girl and is thinking of marrying morrow from 10 to 10:10 a. m. Hartford. June 18.- A ISHabrew 6 Inferior Police Chief Herman. O. Schen- neatest shelter. .Public schools will Ing for the missing craft had been magaztnea and journala with a gted out front all the other Uqltad n a a o her. "r il have to get married and Later, a contract covering 50,000 Hartford policeman with seven measure 7 Age Elderly Man—Speaking of ani; del, CD director, aaid today the execute air raid warning drills. Instructed to keep |5 miles off the combined rlroiilation ' of around Nalinna Alllee. a i a a n live with her parents'if the cost mals remembering, when 1 was' a workers for. Southern Beil Tele- years' service was arrested and The United States has hhalleng- 14 Bewildered 8 Valleys n s i a n purpose of the test if to teach per Factories should cooperate by hav Ruiian-held coast. The Russians 20,0(KI,000. They ars here on part Former Insiirance Man of living keeps going up,” he ex boy I once gave a circus elephant 15 Coll mound 9 Medical suRix □ □ □ E 3 pheae Oo..' In nine southeastern sons to take care of themselves in ing their personnel go to their claim 12 miles out as their own charged with being an acceaaory ed the Communists to porpilt an plains. a stick of striped candy. ■« of an anfiqal tour of rural areas. Ownefl"BlElvfeirs Soda InvesUgatinn by the International 16 Crippling 10 Man (slang) states was negotiated, with psy the event of enemy attack. He d »ign sted sir raid aheltera. If special terrilpry. lo an abortion, thia morning and -43 Son of Jacob The general cancelled all other Red CYnsa, but (ha Communists 18 Thoroughfares 1 > Droops 27 At this time Listener—Well? pleaded with residents to cooperate posaible, but atlll not Interfere with Th'e pilot radioed that his plane reieaaed on a 51.000 bond. (Bib.) EldA.ly Man—A fter that, when; raises ranging from W.50 to $6 a appearances for the day to devote Sho{»; Native of Town hsve turned this down, holding 17H*rnwpirt 28 District A .rich man sent to call a physi in lhe.t?'’.t,.:.. _ - production snd waste of material, He wa* Patrolman Henry W. "4 4 A picnic fundi eVer tB at'clirns Wffs t o ”paT8de-'4n - ■■ -svesir. ju'4iU../!#esK!SoU,..timea".. .by. bucutA OriTtih7-'Jr;," ' ?' o f " TO -Nffwtnn some • --time • to - poltahtng" his - golF, that- the- Internationa) ■ R*d~ Cros*' ■ M Scoundrel ItfOnrwKo ZffTmpudttrt™ clan for a slight’^'dlsofdbr.'"TKe' ‘ Scriendet today”' ’HeSerfBed ' iHe according'lb"We local CD dfrFclSf.' " of 4o millimeter cannon from two 34 is eaten in the the town, the barbers had to take game, a steak dinner with news Philip R, T. Nelaon, 51. of 15 was a "tool of tha Ijanperlali^'’ 22 (Soddess of ;_comforts 31 Tenser phyaiclan felt his pulse, and said; The coming presidential election events that will take place as part CD directors will report to CD Soviet MlG-15 jet fighter planes. atreet. Arrested with him waa Jp their striped poles. *. and the current steel strike alto Mary Ann Robinson. 21, of Ridge men and a quiet evening with hIs Tnirtibull road, proprietor qf Bid- discord 23Hlghwsys 33 Dipper -— r air . Physician—Oo you eat w ellA ^ of the test tomorrow.- headquarters when the alert The Swedish A ir Force said It had 46 English quctn I wlU com* in for copsiderablR di«- [ ,dr raid warning gVRtpm wm f.ound> Fire dapartmenU will a»nd wood terrace, Coventry, charged family. well’s Soda Shop at theCenter and Bt Sacred bull aiEoQllM *___ 38 Realm ... P8U?nt.T£!r.es^..------.-A... I I ^ ► thst ' Ci'u'y repT^ to tfie*~BI\')i'tllft'"Wl(^“' wiMlon by deTefate« rapresenung: „ound the Red Alert In Manrheiiter Rppanitus to^K e muTual aid* «ta- w^(W“ ^»TnihTnif''4K■'*TOraOT-•-■E^ —T o miwTWWha will ulttflaHy n ipen' ~wetl—known- -insumnea 28 Stepped 25 Melon'.Iike 'tO E x W ...... " 4 r Blblicar ...... Physician—Did you aleepfasell” said that the germ of the common 890 c:W A locals in 43 ataUs and lion which is located at Moriarty ed seven times. t>o F. Dalro, 33. of 433 Albany hit headquarlera In the .Brown- many years here, dtfd st Mancha* ^côcrals' 27 Pop bottle top fruit 41 Pressed pronoun Patient—I do. ^ indicating thst s simulate enemy Men Put Aah*»ro Phystclaivr-Then. I shaM give cold la too small to be seen by •sysral Canadian provinces. attack is imminent. The Red Brothers’ Garage at Center and avenue, charged with being an ac Palace Hotel here and plunge Into ter Memorial, Hospital yesterday 0 30 Spanish coin 26 Picnic lunches 42 English 48 Chair A fter It was hit the plsne tried morning following a long llincas. you something to take away all microscope: "Don’t.brffclUI!” . Ther* will be no election of na Alert consists of intermittent Broad streets. Several mobile e returned after Leevt Payton, .52 Constanca drive in Wallingford, -will tak* -jw BC* told'•. police- he was Just - about m *V Iri-e p««cefullv side br-side. taken "to ■prevent'that embassy ■of- a two weeks' vacation at-the B*r- Mrs, Edith Upton. M Allen nrad; - —- ■ john-fc.-Fnicy . Uoin,.iiawaver'.«)a.Ui«. elecUoa-iit.*., ...... __ _i t ;... _____ •-» and cover the alleged violations. y ready to apply inside insulation was leas'serious than those of the flclale or other official Soviet rep narr MacFadden Physical Culture Albert Willson, 2B5 Main atreet. nati(Uia] (mmmltteeman and-tsem- Funersl servirea for Attorney mUleewoman. and had stored much material and week end. In the first outbreak resentative* in thia country coni- hotel In Dansvllle, N. Y., where .ADMITTED YESTERDAY; John -F. Fotey, who died- in Rrtok- While it is no secret IhaY tha ' lumber in the cellar. In was his Saturday, a young Jew was killed mit such acta they found man.v Interaating peo Sharon WllietL-TalcOUville: Mrs. vill* Cit,v Hospital Friday, were belief that, prowlers may have hy a shot fired from a crowd, and U. S. Will Push ple from all parts of the country Elsie MartndaJe, 21 Norwood group plans to replace Comialttee- held this morning st 9:30 a. m. man Daul R; Connery o f Norwalk '"-'Some connection with the fire as several persona were wounded. and Cuba, The widely known street; Mrs. Margaret Dev from the W. P. Qiiish- Funeral and Mrs. Mary Fl.vnn of Southing 'U-H, previous experiences with persons The late.st fight occurred when physical rulturiat la how 83 and lin, 91 Chestnut atreet; Mrs. Doris Home and at .10 a. m. tn St. James’ entering the house have resulted , Steel Production Hospital Hit atiil rigorous. He hss published I.evlne, Manchester; Hjalmsr ton. (ximmitteewoman. It is pos . a.|. u. a eat c a group of young Arabs entered' Church." sible this may not be-dona until Caa'. IH3 k, Ne« tana. in loss o f . material. He also .streets occupied mostly by Jews, numerous book* on the subject, Berg, East Hartford; Mr*. Robert Rev. John F. Hannr.m was the n\ KUSS WINTERBOTIIAM claimed that empty beer recep snd founded the MacFadden Insti Orobeau, 32 Snipsir street, Rock the group meets in Chicago. John CHRIS W ELKIN. Planetecr What Killed The B u r s ? and began roughhouse tactics. (ConttiOied from Pag* Oae) I n F l o o d ci:lefaran(. Rev, John Tierney, dea M. Golden of New Haven I* slated T. M. Ri«. g. t. Bbl Oft. '’Stop agraaing with me when I say you’re wrong, Alfred! tacles have been found from time Rocks were hurled and fist fight.l B a b y tute of Physical Culture and the ville; Clinton Taylor, East Wind con;. Rev. Edgar Farrell, kiib-dea- Cgg^ tBBI By AHA |»rmg. __ to time around the building. Amerlr^n Institute for Physical sor; Mrs. Sophie Graezewnki, Hsz- to succeed Connery and Mr*. IC A N UHPEKTANP HOW FIND OUT WHAT RtLLEO B eKCATH CALUvTOG I intend to prove it to you!” broke out. of steel for military need*. ron, and Rev. George Hugiies waa Dorothy Ssttl of- New London U r , In his story to officials, the car Meanwhile, French ground and "Mr. Murray know* full well The failure of a pipe plug In the Education. ardvUle; Roland Bendell, ,342 Hil seated in the sanctuary. A delega BicnBOLO- A HOT BEAM WOULD GHOOT ^M/BRANpy. MAYBE YOU GURFACE/ORAFF RECEIVEG •| can’t taaaa Mom too much about the circus— I’va got to liard street; Mrs. Alice Humphries. scheduted to reploc* Mr*. Flynn. b u g s ' b u n n y penter said he had turned off all air force troops were called out to that if there la any shortage ■ of hot water aupply line of the Man tion-hf ,law.verii from the Manches «K T A r a d io ... BUT DA0MABIT/ CAN c r ac k THAr ANCHOXiA . A REPORT OF THE ATTACK. kesD her calm for my big job of pastsring for a motor bikaS fuses when he left the place Satur The Tuudy group of the South 28 Lilly street: John Quinn, 79 CHRIG/MyMICRO»EG. EPIDEMIC ON EARTH. ON CHRIG WELKIN. fight the wheat field fires. steel for defense it Is caused aol*- chester Memorial Hospital caused ter Bar Anaoaclatlon attended ser BMNPVMME GtNSIN' TELBSEAbN day night and the meter board was Methodist WSCS will have an all Lockwood street; Mrs. Emily Buc-’ KnnEZLED WERE IH4ULATED. I HATE PfLIVBRIN'TELESKAMG] !y by the strike for which ha and a gush of hot- water to flood the vice In a body. Me*- Jane Macca- BlaNts Rip U. S* FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER T ' BUMeK FUPP/ TH' LI'U F ee SA, r s ^ y for connection. Estimated day potluck picnic Wednesday cino, Andover; Mr*. Glenna Miller, manAeauA ONEGAIKER BLSAEe/ j T/ WEALUV?, his aa.sociates mu.st bear fuH re corridor* in the out-patient depart ronc played and sang the Moss. CLUCK N»VBR COVUSG value of the house', partly insured, from 10 a. m. on at the home of Rockville; Mrs. Betty Benedict, The pall borers were Edward CVLTUai4 WAGPAA4A6ED. v m THBOOSH WITH HOW Nice Bank Bandit Car sponsibility.” Fairleas aaid in a ment and the_ medical library at 11 DEAD AFTER. YOUR waa jHacad a t 510.000. EUlngton ■5tatemenf;""He added;— ~ Mrs. Ro)>ert Richmond of 808 276 WcHKlland street; Merle Bene Foley,- James Foley, Henry Arnold ' Ba§e iu Korea ATIP,'' Volunteer firemen were called to o’clock this ihorhing, causing dict, 275 Woodland street; Louis AB AnZE EXCELLENCY. "There has not been one instance South Mslo streeL Members dea.lr- and John, Raymond and James the scene by Carlton Tease, a milk Found by Police damage estimated at 5200. Betko, 51 Horton street; Mr*. El in which we have failed to' produce ing transportation should he at the Fogarty. Burial was In. f?t. Bridg w tru H v i^ man, who first aa-w the flames. C. B. Wilson, chief engineer, ssid len Rudaz, 181 Oakatreet; Mrs. (Continued from Page OM) what the armeli forces asked us church, where they will be picked et’s Cemetery, where Father ’Tier iAOCBKf. Fire Chief Joseph DcCarli has the plug failure had Caused the Fiorentlno Zanliingo, 31 Oak (Continued from Page One) to produce." up- ____ ney r(iad the committal service, hlasta took place In a section for asked the State Fire Marshal’s of wel.er to ftll the space within the atreet. assisted by Fathers.Hannon, Far Daaillnek Hold* walls containing the pipe*, and salvaged ammunition, not Ustahle fice to Investigate. of Colchester barracks as the man ■Mias Lena Thurlow ,of Doane ADMITTED TODAY: Donna rell and Hughes. There were no signs of a break that the walla had to he broken TJordasky, 93 North street; Mrs. at the front. who organized the holdup, a job /(reet and Mis* Anna Volkmann in the deadlock that has idled 6.50,- into to enable maintenance men to Marguerite Chace, 1.30 Cooper In Pusan, Gen. James A. Van that at flrst was believed to have of Rye Beach. N. H „ have return Mr*. Marsh Wright 000 of Murray's union for t-wo repair the,plug. street: Judith Ellis. 35 South A l Fleet, U. 8. Eighth Arm y eom- Rockvil le^Caii rt •netted the bandit .nearly 52;800, a ed after a scenic two--weeki -2i000- ,. Funeral servicea.foc M r^ Sarah 5 5 5 weeks and no new 'negotiations Hospital employes worked aev- ton "'stre'el; Roger Dehnlsoii, .38 insnder, said the lost material Was flgure since whittled down to 5556. were scheduled. mtle motor trip north. They tour Wright were held yesterday, after- era'l hours to clean up . the corri Stone street; Judith Podolny, 97 only part of the Arm y'*' stocks. Three Willimanttc youths nab The industry aaid the main iaaile ed through Canada, pstopplng at luron at 3 o'clock at 8L Ma’ry's Has Seven Cases dors. i ' Delmont atreet. Church with Rev. Alfred L. WU- But he said he would have pre bed as companions of Wright, have was its refusal accept the union Montreal, Quebec and, St. Anne’s Wilson said the defective plug DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. llama nfflciattng. ferred the ahella explodad at tha PRISCILLA’S POP Simple Mathematics Bl AL VERMEER told police they fled the vicinity of shop under which all steelworkers waa repaired soon after it was lo De Beaupre; thence to the Gaspc Llnnea Arst and daughter, 131 Bearers were Bemanl Schubert baiUefront. Rockville. June 16. l Special)—• would be required to join the BUT DON'T YOU ‘ BUT WHAT the bank v.rhen the.v feared Wright cated. TTie hot water, aupply for Peninsula, Nova Scotia, New Union street; Mrs. Margie Mac Ro)>erl Schubert, W alttr Weir, U. S. anidiers in tank* edged in vou wouLONn BE ^ 7=:^ i M Y GOOOMCSS.' In a brief seision of City Court w a« having difTiculty '‘collecting," union. Murray,- however, says Brunswick and Maine. Donald, 23 Wedgewood drive; Mr*. to the still flaming outer reaches BLUE, D E AR ! VDU WE GAVE VDU SEE, HAZEL? ALLJ G O O D IS tÂLF the entire hospital waa ahiit off Robert Weir, William Weir, and ,A N o u t b o a r d JUGT A /MINUTE/ I'LL this morning. Judge Robert L. Pi The three youths are under 525,. there sre other iasues. Sybil Tedford. and son, 60 Cam of the blast area lata in the HAD A WONDERFUL W KIND OF GARDEN TOOLS, THAT MONEV WE WIGHT BACK/ for a few minutes until the repair* Joseph Weir. Burial was In the WOULD HAVE MOTOR?, geon disposed of seven motor ve- 000 bail. The Whit* House continued 4o The Study group of the North bridge street, Mr*. D b r o t h y afternoon to survey the probability FATHER'S DAY! r r ^ HOPED FOR TON OF COAL. AND' Mcle -rioletlon cases. were made. family plot in the East Cemetery. AN OUTBOARD NEW LINOLEUM FDR PAID FOR HALF , give no hint of whether President Methodist WSCS will have a pic Zlboray and son. 85 Birch atreet; of additional exploainn*. ■The (dleposltione: Jacob Wach- 'Truman will follow the recommen Mrs. Dorothy Borst and daughter, MOTOR! THE BATHROOM.' THE OUTBl Wrong Wright nic at the church' tomorrow at Ml*. Edgar W. Kl»h A mid-afternoon wind aivung tell. 42, of Syracuse. N. Y „ forfeit dation of a Senate adopted amend- EUuit Hartford; Arthur Bouffard, A Manchester resident. William 6:30 p. m. Instead at 8 o’clock. Funeral service* for Mrs. Clara flames away from untouched area •d bonds of 530 on a speeding com , ment calling on the Prealdent to Purge of Justice .35 Walker street. J. Wright. 27. formerly of Cooper The__ Bay.M! 5T0UD Trill__ meet ElllotLJFiah. _wlfe jot. w ot the dump, giving hope that fur- iMtntf " ofTirALL k a A -^^ votHL-Owr-BO-day' -m ~ atrtkw^w^ WtlF~'iitreat" » hff' -now-lmng^wndw t l vbig~ ‘ r=Pnfi TfiTi'Sa'kyiCT'p mTarTBeTl^^ h'ish of Oliver road, were belb ves- (li6r i)Bi>tnfetfiirr cwfRr -bff'halttiff." Springs, Md„ forfeited 518 on a ton road, has asked The Herald to junction clause of the Taft-Hart D îarlnienfXoom l Paula Glarominl, 58 McKinley The purvey teams entered in lim llar charge; Thomas F.oley. Jr., Instead of Wednesday as stated on terda.v—afternoon at 3 o'clock at clarify hla atatiis. He’s a salesman ley Law. The Senate voted last street; Mrs. Lucrezki PeralU, 146 the ,H:oIIg.rfi).,jrungOil Home.. Rev,. tanks sa protection against bul- Sf'BtmlftrrdvtHa,-’ ■violation - -of * ruteo fnr~tf HaiTr«Hl coheem; Wit sow* :ic««1ftoTark the amendment tm » .tha .calendar.;______SHUtn Main T treetr Mrs:-Purritby (Cofltlniied rmni Pag* 0 * « ) Fred R. Edgar, minister of IhaPtiO_____------____ nO w _----- heli^l^ _ ------_kereKtHi" itwr" of the road and failure to carry a I p^ple think he’s the. measure lo extend wage, price. Rieder, 31 Phoenix atreet; Henry out ot th» area. ''TKi'risk made ' dri'ver’* lieense, paid 513 on the Wright being sought by police. rent and production controls. Girl. Scout* ot Troop 10 Fll), Eul ■BlgeT’^'t 'Higtr ■ street: - '“MtchaeF ___ on a variaty show tonight at 7;30 ated. There waa a profusion xtf SsSnSTTTRP nreil"hteri to go Aral count and had judgment sua- To make It more confusing. The House still mutt act on the j tend* the disposal of some aalxed- Metevieer, 8 Highland atreet; Mrs, in St.Mary's, parleh hoyy. friends benutifur floral .tributes.' cloae, although pit- available equip- y io B M -in- tMoond: 1 Aunand Wright- anawera th an ain e-gem i*)' measura-and ia:«xp*ctad te- foUow-jPThP*Tiy..h8a .been openfltd, ’’aa a -B etty 16- BoKan"---Mi*Btt ment :-Tr(»m PliiNah ' itud ir t iA y ' 28. of RED 4, Rockville, -59 for the Senate. Presumably...... thisK vof# vot'e'!*Tavy ■! Rravy train" for friends of -the are welcome 'to attend, v A silver 'The'beapris'we?^^ ‘ftariy Firitb,- description of the Wanted Wright. Robert Oonieliuson, Rockville.- TTioma* Leemon, Walter Ford, Ed towns WA1 on hand.. Firemen peMing a atop sign: Joseph H. Manchester's Wright reports ' a will come before the Controls A ct : administration. A Senate pom- eollectipn will be received. mlttee is Investigating Wiley's Mr*. Iren* Cleary, 44 Pearl street; ward Frazier, John J. Fox and staved at least-amlle awey. T. M ta« U t ea, OS IQocak. 39, of 91 Dtospect street, similar experience ■ in 1944 when expire* June 3C. Mr*.- Alice Stocks, 886 Hartford The fire was gradually dying ■tefford Springs. 512 for faJIuCe to Union Hit* Byrd Rill charge*. , Jean Schuetz of 241 High zireet Robert Arendl. » Y I.EftI .IE TURNER ' 'W iley hknaelf-made- psihlic - Bat'i :ioad;.-JphJi . McKeown. ,86 .Ll.niicn IntariBent-- waa - iii -- the - iBait- U te -In -the -v— .-! "UAPrAiN BAtllF - A SpiderT lfgtr! " r*duce s p * ^ a t ' aii' IhteYaectlorti: h gMOlihe Station. Riimors w ere^ ’*Tf 'Tftm sh d'oiS TnrCdtiT'thi''T iK - - lifl fast bight for cahip Mazwvzrt street; Mrs. Eva Hansen, 15J South Korean police recalled 'My ntighbor’* boy couldn’t find th« kind of job h« John N. Buchanan. 24, of 2 School Hartley Act, which he detests, he day a letter friun__McGranery the Red Cross Aquatic School, Cemetery. , FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS BY M. G. BLOSSER flying then, too. Forest street; Ernest Schoenborn, that several person*, including an ... KM’ THERE A 4 0 -FOOT AUISATOR wtntod so h* ranted out hit gradpation togs!" atreeL Stafford Spring*. 515 for But Wright had a good ’’alibi.” waa not expected to do so until pledging full cooperation fn the In Chester, Conn. _ POP WAG. NECK WAG CHARGIU' HIM ON ONB V quiry. 100 Union street; Mr*. Lorraine d e a t h ’u k e h e a t American, guard, had bean killed meeding; and Wadie Shakir, 57 of A t the time of the break, he was the' House vote* on the amend Racine, 262 WcxMihrldge street; hy Red guerillaz in the Haeund* DEEP1M WATER. GIPE. AKT A MOB Of ARMED TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX W e're e r n w o brand n e w gloves Hartford. 5W‘ for failure to recovering in an English hospital ment Baxnton told a reporter that to The Devine Spiritusl Circle will ^ SEASON — l CAN THROW THESF Mrs. Caroline Ganzer and daugh Birmingham, Ala., June 18— . area earlier tht* year. ,' ■- . WITH HIG HANPG 9P1GG ATTACKItf ON TH’ grant half of t)ie road. from ‘ wounds suffered In France TTil* amendment, sponsored by the best of his know-ledge his of hold iU regular meeting at the o t h e r .! r 'AY I ^ ^ ^ Sen. Byrd (D-Va.), drew the fire fice "la in excellent shape.’’. Lithuanian social hall on Oo4way ter. 192 Hollister street: Baby girl Mb— Alahanna Inda.v entered Its A Korean foreman at U i^ | [u n > p where he served with the • Army- told police that a labojer . ^ s i a d Engineers corps. of the CIO over the weekend. The The last previous large scale street at 8 o’er is requested 62 Prospect' street; Mr*. Natalie New England Telephone Company, Arch street, one o f the best known Mrs. Olson Holds to bring’ one dish of food and hi* Moiele/, 50 C)yde street; . Mrs. n ok e to the Kiwanis - Club this of Manchester's Scottish resi own table service. Rutii Hastillo and son. Broad- - 8 * on “ Good Business Rela- dent*, celebrated her 80th hlrth- Display of Arts MHS Graduates brook; Thomas Benaon, 18 Au tiens." day yesterday with a dinner party The Cristofoyo Colombo Society burn road; Mrs. Shirley Ladd. Bol OH ACCOUNT OF THE DEATH OF Mr. Smith told his audience that for the members of her Immediate Are Given Roses will -hold a picnic June 22 at the ton; Frank Heft, South Coventry the tiiereaslng tempo of the times family. She wag remembered with The work of the art students of Villa Louisa in Bolton for mem Georgn Schroll, 80 Deerfield drive VIC F U N T One Clue BY MICHAEL O’MAI.I.EY makae business relations more gift*, currency, flowers and a Mr*. Henrj’ Olson waa dUplayed bers. family and friends with a Linnea Sanden, 81 Linnmore drive; complex than ever before. One of great many cards. at her home at 88 Lakewood circle The Manchester Branch of the full course dinner at 1 o'clock. WlUliun Say, 16 T*l

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1952 FAGS' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1952 Rooms Without Board 59 Houses for Ssl6 . 72 Lots for Saif 78 Aatomobiles for Sale BusitiBM Services Offered 13 Moving— T ruckin g- Help Wanted—Male 86 Articloi for Sale 45 Household Goods 61 Vorth Koreans Dok Rite A Day Soviet Threats Antomobiles for SaU 4 Reported by Fracchla Storage 20 60% OFF oti famolu maks Bat- A 850-PROFIT, COUNTRY Uvlng with city con SPECIALIZING IN GET READY PERHAPS YOU’RE MISSING a n t iq u e s Rsflnlahed. lM!P«4l1ag OPPORTUNITIES PLEASANT ROOM In private venlences. Six room single, large LOT AT Coventry Lake. Reaaon- ciiwriM done on any furniture. Tiamann, AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co., local ' tertzir W rtttwfunTOt*«.“ 8LOO THAT’S ALL WE WANT ---- home. Call 6354. ablei Phone 8264. — -?-— During- the flrot 16 days In FOR YOUR .VACATION SOMETHING GOOD .IN down, 81-00 weekly. Calso Serv- At Albert's Furniture Store lot. Excellent repair. H. B. Grady. Lose 1,000 Men Spurring Big 3 CUSTOM BUILT HOMlSr^ 189 South Main street. Phone and long distance moving, pack Phone $009. Juna, 16 dog hues were rtr Buy . A ‘‘One Owner Car” 5648. ing,., crating and storage. Service b u c k l a n d IcenterV TeL 4164, 4165 or 2-0980. f?0 PROFIT, THAT’S ALL .. . FRONT ROOM with twin bqds. NICE HIGH level lot overlooking ■ported to Dog Warden L;** Mvirtisements Guaranteed Satisfaction! WE LL t a k e ! '■' All convenlencea. Centrally locat two lakes.'Bolton. 225' frontage. GENERAL CONTRACTING to all parts of the U. S. Call ROYAL AND Smlth-Oorona port NEW FIVE-ROOM RANCH— In 5-bay Fight ’ FracchlA On Unity Talks - Easy Terms POWER BURNERS and Ranga The following positions are ed. Phone 6672. « Shads trees. Phone 3087. REMODELING AND REPAIRING CLASSIFIED ADVT. 1952 PLYMOUTH CRXNBROOK 5187. Hartford 6-1428. able and standard typewriters. 850 PROFIT. THAT’S ALL Country letting. Heat-a-Iator . The warden aald today that Burners expertly - cleaned and available in our Gray Research WE’RE MAKINO fireplace. Lot 2)16x510 ft. Early all dog bites should be report DEPT. HOURS: 4-DOOR. Radio, heater, seat 1960 Dodge Coronet — Gyromatlc All makes of adding machines (Con tincm ! from Page Om ) 4Krvic^. ^ t us service and FURNISHED ROOM. Kitchen (OoBthiitad from Page Om ) ed WiUiln 24 hours. FREE ESTIMATES MORTGAGER ARRANGED t:lS A. M. t® «:80 P. M. ÔveTB:'"-—'T'- ..'Mriva.. Radio .M d- bsaU r,. whlta pair your' washing machine or r^ and Development Company in sold Or "tinted. Repairs on all Mr. Albert- Gives You a Brudcl! prtvilegez. Inquire 168 • Maple . occupancy. Jerome Agency, Be»ort.!JProp«tty For Sale 74 wall tires, green. Low mileage. Fainting—Papering HI 3 ROOMS FURNITURE 2-3151. " Dr. Richard ■ Olmztead’a of 1951 CHRYSLER TRAVELER i r frigerator. Metro Service. 2-0888. Buckland, Conn. makes. Marlow’s. street. with a total of iilve MICJ kllla. He flcikia ho^-m uch Bssistanc* the DOOR. Heater, New Tires. EitUa 1951 Willys 6 Station W a g on - FREE ESTIMATES.' Elxterior WITH AN LAKE Property —• Cottages at has been in Korea only six weeks. fice, ktcal veterinarian, said d r i l l PRESS MANCHESTER Will exchange United States will give In case of COPY CLOSING TIME Nical . Heater, white wall tires, over STONE AND Brick mason, also painting. Have it done now. LOAM, Dark rich cultivated Grade ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Chaffee, Coventry, Andover and Allied fighter-bombers attacked that doga must be kept tied for ERNEST As RITCHIE " 1960 DeSOTO CUSTOM 4<'t)0dR. drive. Many other extras. Like OPERATOR No. 1, 83 cu. yard. Grade No. 2, RANGE AND WASHING this well located eight-room sin East Hampton. Jerome Agency ,14 days following a do/g bite a massive Chinese Communist at FOR C L J ^ in E D ADVT. cement work. Valentino Belluecl, Phone 2-1383. BusineM Locations gle. two baths, steam heat, three- Red rail lines within. a few milea IS LIBERTY ST. TEL. 8172, MANCHESTER Radio. Heater. Just like new! new, 2,600 milea: 80 Birch street. Tel. 2-1601. 82 cu. yard. Delivered In truck MACHINE 2-3151. under a new law set up by the tack on Indo-Chlna. Must have • ability to , 1948 CHRYSLER ROYXL CLUB 1948 Dodge 4-Dr,—Red, radio and Wolcott on washing machines, Repairing 2S Experienced on all flagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry. E'VERTTHINO FOR ONLY 7-6872 or 7-7501. rabiM test at the veterinarian's expected here to see Defense Sec ______M ACTIMOtATBD Realtors, 641 »MaIn street. Phone place, picture window, hot water Oi\ Koje Island the U. S. Eighth retary Lovett ■ and other toi SINCE 1907 BY REID -C O U P E -...Radio; Heater - Birtfa- — heaten ------—------— ■ -vaeuum..-olesners, motors, smsll ppod« c tien-m a»rTr: =®6Be=3fe6613rdBta»le$fcrP»taede.r office and the doa must again M AW R BS ATHifTcainrtnctalrnBxt week- c Maji. — ______■1847-Gldamohlle “78^-a-Dr;-Deh>jHe- ..appliances—Plck..up.and...deUYeiy.. • chmeS;.'-Assembly- backr- " -'Ihat’a.rIghtr.X-sai4-837&-for-«var^ •lotrntcir WcattoM."'■ s.'A*. "BMcnrerr and-pTsy'•program- ; saiiug;E 'ja tatai«|!ia « Lsi,ja,hit»t. 1P4T CHRYSLER CONV. CI.UB A-1 repair. Sales. 180 Mala sterilized and femaHa Ilka naw^' l o a m f o r SALlS, 810 per load thing - SaMfban for " 75 "AiaxaKarr‘Is" ifi" Kom -Twr Radio and heater. Call Jones Furniture and Floor ghound helpful. STORE OR Offlcea, ground floor. Realtor. Phone 6969. ♦ prisoners of war once the POWa aonal look at the. attuatlon. Tnape eoiH>E. Radio. Heater. New Phone 8597. delivered. Call 7195 between 9 I HAVE ONLY ONE OF THESE recognize Allied authority com ■ * 1946 Plymouth 4-Dr. Special De Covering, 36 Oak. TeL 2-1041. and 5. Main atreet near Poet Office. HEBRON—Four-room house, oil haa been growing criticism In Top, New Seat Covers, Good luxe—Blue, heater. So, hurry up, call me on the phone A GOOD BUY for a large family. heat, basement garage, aluminum pletely. Britain of the way the Korean fac Tires. LIGHT TRUCKING—Also rub Please Apply at the I'll show It to you whenever you ssy , Phbne 6988. At AtiMriecM Lfgion Hail — Manchffstffr, Com . 1940 Packard 4-Dr.—Gray, heater. MAKE MOWING A PLEASURE. Eight large rooms, four -lip and windows and doors, large brick Bilg. Gen. Haydon L, Boatner. tor of the struggle with Commu Loot and Found bish removal. Phone 2-2591 or Personnel Dept. — SURE rrs USED four down. Good central loca Koje commdlider, hope* to start Says School On -Lannardnnard St,'which nm* off Main St., oppoalta fltnt* A tm O lf Many Others! 2-8553. Courses and Classes 27 82 down, 82 weekly. Buy the new building in rear would make work nism is being run. and the feeling SOLTMENE, Inc. BUT IT’S IN GOOD SHAPE Houses for Rent 65 tion, near Main street. Oil best. the program soon after he finishes has been voiced that If Britain had l(OST-.-Palr of loOy'i aWwM. VI GRAY MANUFACTURING Worcester Power Mower. Fa — IT'S WORTH AT LEAST 8575 shop, seven acres of land, about clnlty of Main atreot. Phone 2- Dodge-PIymouth Cara WANT TO Be an infant nurse? mous Briggs-Stratton motorr Now vacant. -Liberal mortgage 600’ frontage. Only $8,250. Hbt- splitting the present large, unruly had a larger role It might have W iD . EVE.. JUNE II, 19S2 at «:00 P.M . Your Chrysler- Plymouth ED'S SIGN SERVICE COMPANY — I’LL GIVE YOU LOW TERMS Ready Sept. (INfiPECnONi After 4 P. M. Mala Day) 8677. .Tob-Rated Trucks Profitable career, big need, en Phone 4164. COMPLETELY Furnished 4 bed terms. T. J. Crockett, broker, clurive with Schwartz Real Es compounds liito small unit*. been nm better. Dealer 16 Arbor Street — I’LL GIVE YOU FREE house on state road. 30 minutes to phone 5416 or residence 3751, The dispersal operation prob Key QursUons 634 Center Street, e Commercial Lettering joyable work. Learn at home In STORAGE tate, Manchester 8274, Hartford • Silk Screen Process Printing spare time. High school not need Hartford, Conn. STAMP COLLE(7TORS — Sup Hartford. Men only or two cou 5-5138. ably will be completed within a S'—How soon and under what ANTIQUES — FURNITURE — CHINA — GLASS b r o w n -b e a u p r e ; in c . Phone-5101 or 5102 plies. New Issues, U. S.. General. — I’LL GIVE YOU FREE ‘ BRICK CAPE COD with base werki Architect Heine Aasures conditions the Western power* Annonnceraenta e Neon Service ed. For free facts write Wayne A GOOD PLACE TO WORK” DELIVERY ples. CslI 2-0382 or 2-2888. 30 Bissell St. Phone 7191 Safe Place To Buy Used Cars School of Practical Nursing, Open 'til 9 Wed., Thurs., Fri. ment garage. Four rooms with BdLTON—Four room' ranch style Boatner planned to break iip Martin Broad St. Site should offer to meet'with Russia A VERY WIDE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF ENTEIU USARN. *ro drive. Patient, cour Campress Stamps, 5. So. Main I’ll show It you during the day tile bath and beautiful kitchen dwelling. Oil heat, artesian well, Compounds—602 and 603—tomor to discuss German laaues. These KKTINO OFFERINORi—Some from A ahop radnelng atMk, Box V, Herald. YOUNG Man over 18 with driver'a or evening—If you have no means teouft-competent initructora. Call CHEVROLETS 1950-1951-1949, 36 1961 CHEVROLET Fleetline de: ED TOMCZAK street. Suburban for.. Rent 66 down. * Upstairs la completely storm windows and serseps, one- row. Compound 602 holds about are the key questions to be another* purchaaed hy us 'from vaHom sou roe*. Ifcense for part time In ' drug of transportation. I’ll send my car To Be Occupied Then O ^ ctlcu t Driving School. 2-27S8 montha to pay. Forget 1-8 down. luxe four-door aedan. Radio, heat Phone 8268 After 5 :30‘ LEARN Welding now! Big demand floored, insulated, all the stud car garage. Approximately seven 5.500 Chinoae captives and 603 awsred In the preparation here, be-, Douglas Motors, 333 Main atreet. er. Beautiful gray finish. Low store. Apply in person, 459 Hart for you, bring you to the store and COVENTRY, Main street, 3 room aifter 6 p. m. in well paid defense industriar. ford road. ARISTO-BIL/T unpainted chests ding Is Ip and plumbing id In. Oil acres "of land. Full price 89.200, about 6,000 North Korvans. . NO ginning early this week, of a new PARTIAL LINTi—Swiss Mnalc Box (8 Tun**), HnMi Tahia, mileage. See It. Douglas Motors, YOUR KNAPP shoe counselor. All and bookcases completely set up back home. No obligation. ground floor apartment, couple resistance was expected. General Manager Richard Mar 1951 BUICK Super Riviera 2-door Spare time training in gas and hot water heat with baseboard Immediate occupancy. Other list move to Moscowbn German unifi Dry Sink, I Boston IU>rker*, Marble Top Table. > CRerrjr TShta* 333 Main. sizes. Contact W. F. Sullivan. 60 ready to finish. The Woodshed, 11 PHONE ME IMMEDIATELY. I'll only. Wellea Agency, Coventry. Thu* far Boatner ha* split*up lin -has been given' assurance that one A Drop-Lenf, Marble Top Commode and Cheat. Em^re MAe Radio, heater, 1250 worth prem are welding prepares you quickly. MAKE 820 dally. Sell luminous radiation.' Immediate occupancy. ings available. Alice Clampet cation and peace. The Russians Personals Mnimtain street, Rockville. Phone Main street. SHOW TT TO YOU DURING DAT Tel. 7-6872. Good mortgage available. T. J. six compound r housing 28,000 tit* Waddell School on Broad have been pressing for talks. The hogany Hecretiu'y' with Mirrored Deere, Rride'e Cheet,. Medeni ium white wall tires. Tu-tone HOW ABOUT This 111 1941 Slude- Write ■Utilities Engineering In name platek. Write Reeves Co., OR EVENING. I CAN SHOW BY Realtor' Phone 2-4543. Rockville 5-5964. Call evenings. stitute, Box H, Herald. Attleboro, Mass., free sample and Crockett, broker; phone 5416 or prisoner*. There were 17 occupied Western powers haim taken the Mehogeny Corner CuphOArd. Mnch Chlnm, Olaet And Brietek'hrAA, DO YOU OWN an old Ba*y gray. Ddkglaa Motors, 333 Main. baker, tudor, radio and heater. LARGE OSCILATING fan on APPOINTMENT ONLY. street will be ready for occupancy details. residence 3751. (COVENTRY—Four-Room on bus Compounds on Koje before the by Sept. 1. positloh that the R ed f must first Some Pattern OlAsa, RosentiiAl S-Pe. Ton Rot. Bnllot MteUe, ftle- Waahert Watklna U giving, ab- Come In and see It. McClure COMPLETE Furnace repairing standard, auitable for store use. FOR appointment ; PHONE Summer Homes for Rent 67 aoluteiy m * . a new Eaay Two' 1848 CHEVROLET Aero Sedam .line. Two years , pM- ..Esriy occur, spllt-upa.h*gSP,..„i,...... In a-letter-to-the. achool'a -azchlT Agree -to a jtAUonwide . ..poUUcal faire frafflfle.-.e.ft!'' «.»'• ____ ...... Autti. S73 'Mslri.‘Open 'HI 9 p. m. "aervlcer Gas, 611 dr coal. Wliitet Ron(3»----Stodm--- Price reas'ohabfe. JCemp’s, Inc, MR.'a LBERT, MARTFciftD 6-0368 TWO-FAMi l Y with'iix rooms on pancy. Full 87,500. Jerome Field Marshal Lord Alexander. survey of Gsrmapy. RecenllJ', Tub Spln-Dfy ■ Waaher to the Radio, heater, - attractive two- Tel. 2=9442. .... air conditioning systems In COTTAGE FOR RENT — Point lect, Keith Sellers Heine, a copy By sale date there will be additional worthy Itenua — . 763 Main street? ‘ AFTER 7 P. M. 46-4690 each side. In good coiMlItion. Agency, 2-3151. Britain's Minister of Defense, In however, there have been Indtca- owner of the oldest Easy. Call tone green finish. In excellent stalled and serviced. T. P. Aitkin, . Mortgages 81 O' Woods. August 16 to 30. of which was sent to Marlih, the condition. A scarce model. "Phone 2-0384 or 7866. Nice yard. Very reasonably spected the PbW stO'oksde* to llona the French and perhaps the at Watkins Brothers, flS5 Main 1951 CREVROLET styleline de 6 McCabe street. Phone 6793. FIVE UNITS— 4’ long each, two contractor bn the project said that Douglas Motors, 333 Main street. FIRST AND Second mortgages LIKE TO GO IN BUSINESS A—L—B—E-^R—T— S priced at 810,000. One side will BOLTON—Four room.s down, two' day. He toured the Island In a jeep stsps have been taken to spesd up British thought a meeting of Big NOTEi—-We are Inlereeted In pureheal'ng entire er partial .Btreet.. t o t ...a ... Contest.. Entiy luxe four-door sedan. Radio, hesL tube fluorescent. fixtures, — (Jail ^ 43-ALLYN.ST..-HARTFORD. . -FOR . RENT^- .Five room, water , unflnlahed up. Oil heat, artesian er. Beautiful black Ahlsh. 'Like bought for our own-account Fut, b e .vacant .upon sale.. T. J. Crock driven.by Boatner.' the .work on .the achodl And that It Four officlala might ba ,lield^ any ' Blank. 1949 CHEVROLET Four-door De- confidential servlcs. Manchester 6277. front cottage, all conveniences, well." Good big lo t' iÛi'"ehade aieteta lnventeryi heme eeatenle,-e«e., lepeelaHy alMlasea. Bm - new in every respect. Douglas FOR YOURSELF? Open Any Eve. By Appointment ett. broker, |>hone 5416 or resi Alex'siWer ,wss arcompahred 'by is believed that all the outside way)...... Luxe Sedan. Radio, heater. Beaii- Honsehold Kervlces Investment Corp., 887 Main Watdrbury, New Haven, Meriden garage. Season or by month. Also dence' 3751. trees. A new )iouse so pur Gen. Jsjne* A. Van Fleet, U. fl. china and glaeaware, silver, etc. THE PROSPECT Hill School to r Motors. .333. Main.______work will be "substantially" com- - A review of the whole ..range - tlful-two-ton* finish. Lika new in street Phone S416.'------— ' ■ ■"■two-room "cottage m-vallable- for -clvaser ean-hava c)*oice -of- deco- KHghtlr Army' commander, - and- a of- -Allied- dltftcultle*;' "uodcaibtedly young children M il' w Offtrei------: IJ-A Would you like to be in a 200 FT. MALLEABLE H” copper 2 >4 YEARS OLD Frlgldalre, 7.7 pleTeU Ti'.v July 1 'arid' llie Inftrlor day. Sept. 8. Transportation every respect. Douglas Motors, CHEVROLET 1949 Stylellne de few weeks. Write Box LM,'Herald. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — rations.' Only 810,800. T. J party of leading military and dip Including the Korean, Ruaalafi- 333 Main ptrset. tubing with fittings. Phone 5871. cu. ft.., Glenwood combination gas Attractive four-room home, ex by Aug. 1. fumWied. Mrs. Lela Tybur, dlrec luxe 4-door sedan. Radio, heater. FLAT FINISH Holland window buaines.s where someone else Croêtt. phone 5416 ■ or reel- lomatic figures. Several weeks ago, Martini re German and Indo-Chinese as well ROIERT M. REID A SON, AUCTIONEERS Business Opportunities 32 furnished all the capital— and oil range, in good condition. COVENTRY LAKE—Four rooms pandable second floor. Thermo- dence 3751. He hinted during hi* tour that as other problems. This Is expect tor. Phone 2-5767. 1951 BUICKS, 1949-1960 Chevro- One owner. 35 Irving street, Man shades made to measure. All ■OUTBOARD Motor, 2-cyllnder. ! 8100; Florence apace heater, thfee quested Heine to urge the A. B. 201 MAIN ST. .PHONE aiM chester. h. p.. Running condition, 825 furnished. Near waterfront seal windows .and doors, - shade Canadian troops guarding POWa ed to be held by the British, lets. Payments little as 812.80. metal Venetian blinds at a new FOR LEASE, in Msneheat'er, go where your earnings were years old, good condition, 830. Modern conveniences, weekly or trees. Price 811.900. Down pay COVENTRY—SUte road. Colonial Stephens Co., of Springfield, RAYMOND R. REID PHONE 1488 WANTBD—Rlde to Hartford, vl Two-burner kitchen heater and may be returned to, the front Maas., to i\peed up the work on French, and American foreign 1941 Chevroleta, 1941 Ford Sta low price. Keys mads while you ing gasoline station, good loca limited only by your own abil Col, suitable for summer cottage. season. Phone 7-6825. ment 82,500. 25-year mortgage. 11 rooms, 2 baths, old features MANCHESTER, CONN. clnity of Ann street. Hours 8 to 1935 FORD Coupe with pickup wait. Marlow's. cook stove with Florence oil burn about July 15. the school since town officials had ministers when Achi son goes to 4:30. rrom Autumn and School tion Wagon. Nothing down. body, 86.1. 1083 Tolland Turnpike. tion, major company, moderate ity? As an automobile sales Phone 2-3775. Call Madeline Smith, Realtor, modern Improvements, income The Canadians were among Douglas Motors, 333 Main atreet. er, 810; small chest commode, become concerned ' over lack of London In little more than a week. atreets. Gall 2-1519. BiKkland, investment to respon-rible party. man in our employ, you would BHORE FRONT cottage, with 2-1642 or 4679. possibilities, acreage, overlook United Nations troops sent to WEAVING of burns, moth boles three drawers and half door KENMORE Deluxe washing ma boat at Lake Mattanowcook, Lin progreas. Western uneasiness dtveloped 1951 BUICK SPECIAL RIVIERA For Information, or appointment have such an opportunity. Ing village, reduced to 816,000. Kojg to bolster the U. N. guards quickly over the London assign 1949 CHEVROLET Stylellne de and torn clothing, hosiery runs, call Hartford 7-3236. colonial scroll hardware..fleflni.sh- chine, Excellent condition. Rea coln. Maine. Good 'fishing, sandy WEST SIDE—Six room (^pe Cod. . In the letter to Heine, the con-* Cou|>e. Radio, heater, Dynaflow. handbags repaired, zipper re Several other 4 and 5 room in a crack down on unruly prlaon- m enlbt Gromyko, one-time Soviet AutomobHes for Sale luxe aedan, radio, heater. Color ed natural. Fine condition,, 820 sonable. Call 2-2511. bathing, beach. For information Plaetered walls and oak floor homea. Welles Agency. Coven er*. tractor said that he will co Like new In every respect. • Beau placement, umbrellas repaired, We furnish you with pros Phone 3375. operate with the town "in getting en'voy to Washington. green. In excellent condition . phone 2-8252, Manchester. ing throughout, ceramic tile bath, try. Tel. 7-6872 or 7-7501. Blaewhere In Korea, at Munsan, Officials Here said this placed a BEFORE TOU Buy a n od w tiful two-tona finish. Douglas men's shirt collars reversed and Help Wanted— Female 35 pect lists. ONE d F A kind floor sample ap lavatory, fireplacr, . vestibule, the building ready for occupancy -MOtera, 333 MSIn street.— ------throughout. A real bargain. Hur PORCH ROCKER, fibre rug, tool pliances 8274.95 Ironrlte Ironer the acnior United Nations truce Soviet diplomat bt mora than or .see Gorman Motor Salas. Buick ry IDouglaa Motors. 383 Main. replaced. Marlow's LltUe Mendlnjg a l l ELECTRIC shore cottaga^for negotiator •^'twntyêharged'-ilw- AlaqauggeaUd-that TfaTes" sSd“ReiWe. 2^^ Shop...... EHIRT PRESS OPERATOR- You would be selling Dodge, chest, fence -wire, pool table, for 8224.93; 8219.95 Florence elec- the town order ita furniture and dinary praatlge and liifluertce In 100% GUARANTEE. One owner " rent,' Main rbaff.' Giant's ITack, condition. One-car oversize ga Field — oversize Cepe Cod, two Communists with responsibility • - L- atreet. Phone 2-457L Open eve- Five-day week and benefits. -Ex vanity. Call 8190. trie range 8179.95; 8385 Ooolera- close to beach. Available June 22 equipment for August delivery. a key Western European capital. car, 1950 Hudson club coupe, 1941 PONTIAC tudor. Good condl- Plymouth cars and Dodge rage. Exclusive with Henry Es- years old, very good condition. far fted prisoner of war riots and They thought It unlikely the Rus ■"hlnga. perience not necessary. ApplV ior ,home freezer 8299.95; 8159.95 to 28 and July 13 to 19. Tel. 2- Commodors 6, radio, heater, low tipn inalde and out. Call 2-2.404 Job-Rated Trucks, backed by KODAK Totirirt Ca-mera: Usrt ■cott'Agency. Tel. 3683. ■ All modern conveniences. Bbccet for continuing "a, bloody and sians would make such a . move after b p. m. _ Florists—NafseHiMi "15 In p-*ra6n. New Model Laundry, Thor •wa.riTlng machine- 8134.95; •1120 after 5 p. m. proflltee* war." mileage. McClure Auto, 373 Main. 7.3 Summit street. millions of dollars worth of only ,once. Would make nice gift lent nblghbbrhobd. Nearly on* “simply aa' part "o f a Mitths fa- 1949—1960— 1961 $259.95 Kelvinator refrigenator EAST SIDE — Three bedroom acre of park-like ground.*. A Maj. Gen. Wllllsm K. Harrison Open ’til 9 p. m. Tel. 2-9442. TRANSPLANTED Flowering and advertising. Phone 2-0476. 8219.95; 889.95 Lewyt .vacuum home. Geoeroas closets. Large shuffling. ASSISTANT For doctor's office, good buy at 814.500. Ellsworth accused the Red delegates at a Graduate 39 Whll* It was pbaalble Gromyko CHEVROLET DELUXES 1951 ,ilO D EL Phtlco electric „Vegetabje Plants. Geraniums, cleaner 869.95. Watklna Bros., Wanted to Rent 68 living room with fireplace. Oil A WRITTEN . Guarahteee. 1950^ Must have typing ability. State HANDY MAN'S 6" skill saw Mitten Agency. 6930. fruitless 22-mlnute session of di was simply being booted' out of the range, 8l3Q. Phone 2-8583. Fuchsias. Begonias. Vinca, Spike, Naturally we prefer men Inc., 935 Main street. hot water heat. Basement Isun- recting "your captured personnel TUDORS and FORDORS Hudson club coupe, Super 6. etc. Window boxes and uma experience. Write Box U, HeraW. wh(D have had some selling ex with two extra blades. Used very SCHOOL TEACHER and wife de foreign office, the Importance of radio and heater, only 28.000 little. Phone 6205, sire 4 or 5-room unfurnished rent ' dry. Aluminum doors and screens. COVENTRY. Route 44-A — 8 at Koje Island to endanger their At St. James the' assignment ana the state of PRIVATE SALE—1951 all metal filled. Hardy plants, shrubs, ever perience but this is not abso USED^^^SHERS Newly decorated inside and out room English Colonial, needs re Uvea to further your nefarious FULLY EQUIPPED miles. McCTure Auto, 373 Main. station wagon. One owner. As greens, fruit .trees. Seeds, In opportunity Phone 2-1598. political relationship* among th* Open ’tlfO p. 'nirTei. 2-9442. lutely necessary, as we have Reconditioned and Owner transferred. Call Madeline decoraltlng. Situated nlcel.v on schemes." • — Western Altti* at this time made good as new. Sacrifice due to Ill secticides, window boxes and IN Bouts and Accessories 46 WANTED—3 or 4 rooms unfur Smith, Realtor 2-1642 or 4679. Hundreds of captured Red* Father Foley, Member UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY ness. Phone 2-2186. an excellent training program. Guaranteed one acre of land, 88,500, Inspec It seem that he was hand-picked 1941 FORD Super DeLuxe Station. cemetery vases. Woodland Gar nished except for refrigerator tion by appointment only. 'Jer have been killed nr wounded on for an Important task. dens, 168 Woodland street. Phone BUCKLAND 810 And Up BRAND NEW—One four room Of Firfll Cla88, Givea Bob Oliver Always Has Wagon. Newly feftnlshed. Gas 19.V1 CHEVROLET Deluxe club Phone and stove. Call Thf Herald— ome Agency, 2-3151. Koje In Communist led riots. heater. In excellent condition. 8474. . The following po.sition is ONE CANOE at 172 McKee atreet ABC APPLIANCE CO. 5121. expandable, 81(),400. Five room, The key Issue bipeking a true* sedan. Radio, heater. Signal Phone 8594. $12,700, Large lots, H. B. Grady. Is the UN stand that no prisoner Addreta; List Awards Chevroleta See for yourself. Douglas Mo lights, seat covers. Real clean FLOWERS and vegetable plants, available in our Gray Research MR. SOLIMENE 21 Maple St. tors, 333 Main street. WANTED—3 or 4 furnished rooms 8009. Wanted— Real Estate 77 be forcibly repatriated. Only MONTHS TO PRY car. See "Pete" at Clarke Motors, ready now. An assortment of and Development Company in Phone 2-1575 by young store executive and 70,000 of 169,000 captured Reds Thirty-nine students at SL evergreen trees, nursery stock. at 5101 For An Appointment James' Parochial School, were PETE DANZIQER'S Personally Buckland, Conn. Building Materials 47 DUO-THERM epaCe heater. In - wife; No chilclcen. Excellent ref. ATTRACTIVE 4-Room Home. have expressed wllllngnees to re PRESGRIPTIONS " CENTER MOTORS . 1939 DE SOTO 5-psssenger coupe, All at reduced prices. Always Garage. Corner lot. Near new CONSIDERING SELLING graduated last night at the first EPnCIENT. tiUAILE WORK GUAKANTIID selected used cars at Clarke radio and heater. Good condition, good condition. Combirlatlon oil erences. Phone Mr. Oddi, 2-4583 TOUR PROPERTY T turn to Red rule. Carefully Compounded 461 MAIN ST. Motor Sales, 301 Broad street. opsn. Evenings and Saturdays. BOOKKEEPER •No. 1 Red Cedar B. C. Shingles school, bus snd stores. Large North Korean Gen. Nam It evening commencement ever held 82,10. Call Rockville 5-923.% 379 Burnside Ave. Greenhouse, sq. 814.95. and gas kitchen range, suitable Without obligation, to you. we In St. James' Church. A graduate MACHINE SPREAD — POWER ROLLER 1949 MERCURY. Maroon converti Open evenings 'til 9. Young woman high school for •cotta'ge. Phone 3848. 850 REWARD! Couple with' well shade ■ tree*. Direct from owner. will apprslse or make you a cash brushed aside Harrison's sugges _ East Hartford.^.8-3091. . .. ------Fliiflh Mahogany Doors—all aizes behaved 5 year old daughter, urg Must be seen to be appreciated. tion tHat a recess be held to give of the first class in,; 1927, Rev. Arthur Dnis Stortt ble. Good condition; Deluxe equip- FOR SALE—1931 Pontiac coach; ■graduate. Must have excellent ea. $10.95. " ...... offer for property. See us b4foro Daniel J.. Foley...who is now At the NO 8 8 8 Down, 1936 Chevrolet WANTED—Part time man as gas ELECTRIC Water heater. 5Q-gal? _ ently need 4 or 5 room .unfurnish- Phone 2-2481. the "Reds “ time to reconsider yoiir pad, CaU 3-UdS. fordon good tondition. McClure 850, 55 Middle .Turnpike east. Tel. background in liookkeeping station attendant. Expedience de 2-6 x 6-9Combo Doors; ea. 815.9S; SL -Joseph'* >0)Hirch In Danbupy, W t rtia Ppmwt IqHlpmfot owl Khow H w : 6272. Ion capacity. Used three months, ed apai>iiheht. Phone' 2-9065. ' Phone 8273 uhienkble "d'ecieift'h'."' 'Nfinv 'U said.' Auto. 7.37 Main. Open 'til 9 p. m. AFRICAN Violets foreale. Sturdy ap.d- payroll duties. Accurate sired _but not necessary. Apply Canadian Lumber, per M 899.50. ia«lNpN^STREBT—New 6-room he wanted to meet again tomorrow delivered the addreae. and Rav. BED AND all—1950 Nash Am .plants. Choice colors. Call 3337. Western Fir. per M $115.00 875. call 3087.- BRAE-BURN REALTY John F. Hannon, paator of th* PONT DIUY — CALI. tODAY bassador. tudor. radio, heater, Tel. 2-9442. typing e.ssentiaJ to maintain Bantly's Servicenter, 333 Main ENGINEER and wife would like ranch, fireplace, hot water heat and Harrison agreed. street, N. C. Roofers, 1x6 - 1x8. per M four room unfurnished apartment with oil. tile bath mahogany trim, Lord Alexander was asked srt a church, awarded.the diplomas. hydramatic. Ebccellent condition. Auto Accessories—^Tires 6 personnel records. Congeriial 8105.00. LIVING ROOM set. Three piece REAL ESTATE YOU DON’T need cssh for this— blond maple, practically new, or rent. PleA-e call 4602 after full cellar. Attached breezeway newa conference- In Seoul Sunday Music during the service was YOU CAN ALWAYS DO lUSINISS WITH See this special. McClure Auto, 1941 Lincoln tudor,- radio, heat chrysanthemum Plants. atmosphere. Excellent work FOREIGN Employment Construc No. 1 Oak Flooring, per M $199,50. presented by the Sisters of Msrey | 873 Main. Open 'til 9 p. m. Tel. Coventry 7-6380. 5:30., and garage. .Êztra large . lot. ' REQUIRES what chances the truce talks had er, V-8 motor. McClure Auto, 373 MAKE MOWING A Choice varieties Phone 8185. ing conditions. A job worth in tion work. If interested In foreign Select Oak Flooring, per M 8232.00. Phone 6969. A Beechler, Real to succeed. He replied: and the school choir with Mrs. | 2-9442. — ------^ ------Main.' Open 'll! 9 p. m. Tel. 2- PLEASURE! vestigating. projects with high pay. write ' -t TWO, THREE-room , unfurnished tor. EXipERIENCE "I wouldn’t bet one way or an Ralph Moccarone accompanying i 829.96 PER MONTH wUl deliver 9442. • Foreign Service Bureau, Box 29.1, • NATIONAL BUILDERS FIVE BUftNER oil stove with apartment wanted by mother and other. It's a tossup as far as I can at the organ. | 82 down. 82 weekly buys the Roofing— Siding 16 Please Apply at the Metuchen, New Jersey. bullt-ln oven. Call 6150, adult daughter. Tel. 2-2525. MANCHESTER, Steep Hollow see. I honestly do not know wheth Several scholarship and special . one of our guaranteed used cars. 1952 DODGE. 900 miles. New SUPPLIES ■ awards were made. Including the : 1946-1952, and yoor old car. Why new Worcester power mower. Personnel Dept. Lane — Six-room home with If you decide to sell, er the Communlata are sincere." car guarantee. Tvvo-tone gray. Famous Brigga-Stratton motor, FOR GU.'.RANTEED Roofs that BAKERS. Here's an opportunity 420 Davenport Avenue THREE-PIECE living room set, WANTED To Rent —Lakefront breezeway and garage. Hot water Rev, John u Loughron Memorial wait. Trade now. Easy terms. Your car In trade. Balance three stay on in any kind of storm, and cottage at either Bolton, Coven- you’ll want to assuye Prize for Christian Doctrine, won . McClure Auto, 373 Main. Call 2- 50% off on famous make batteries. for an-experienced retail baker to New Hayen, Connecticut General Electric refrigerator. In oil heat, bath, lavatory. Amealte years. 5'"r. Call 2-0980. gutters, conductors and roof re better himself. We will train you _ try or Columbia Lake* for week >•00180^ of the most re by Raymond " Longchompa. 'John I 9442. Open evenings. . GRAY MANUFACTURING quire 17 Carroll Road. Tel. 2- driveway. Lot 100x200. Price 818,- Open Moilel Home Written' Guarantees pairs, Call Coughlin 7707. for bakery manager job. Salary 1409. ^ Of July 26th o t Aug. 2nd. Phone 500. Henry Escott Agency, Man liable real estate counsel Allison donated the prize. 1937 OLDSMOBILE "6'’ . Good c o m p a n y and bonur. retirement benefits, Diamonds— Watches— 2-4167. Elizabeth A. Gleeson won the McCLURE’S Special— No cash battery, tires and mechanical 81.00 Down—81.00 Weekly chester 3683. available. May we sug WB SPECIALIZE In roofing and 16 Arbor S|feet paid vacation. Federal Bake Jewelry 48 WRINGER TYPE washing ma 111 East Hartford award for outstanding citizenship. down, 1939 Plymouth fordor. Very condition. Radio, heater, nerds siding. Highest Quality ma A RESPONSIBLE Couple will pay gest that you call us. First prize in.srholarship went-to clean. McClure Auto, 373 Main. Shop, 13 West Main street, Meri- chine, baby washer, regulation MANCHESTER — Two - family CONSTRUCTION CO. paint. 895. Phone 6796. terials. Workmanship - guaran Hartford, Conn, three montha. advanced cent for' Margaret N. Foley while Jean E.- Open 'til 9 p. m. CaU 2-9442. CALSO SERVIGENTER Tlen, Conn...... ' LfcONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re size-ping-pong table. Call 2-4765. house, each apartment has three Ifou’U like our sincere ap teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn pairs, adjusts watches expertly. 3, 4, 5 room apartment. Want Watkins Brothers are the decor Vesco and Laura A. Trudel tied for PLENTY OP PAVED PARKING SPACE 1948 FORD two-door (super de "A GOOD PLACE TO WORK" bedrooms. Steam-heat, all utili proach tfi your real es 1937 CHEVROLET cheap. Good 436 Center Street street. 'Phone 4860. MAN W.INTED—Everything you Reasonable prices. Open daily. ALL WHITE Magic . Chef , gas ■ nice home for September occu-, ties, nice location, nehr bus, tate problem. Phone ators of a model home opened for runner-up honor*. luxe) radio, heater. In good me Tel. 4164, 4165, 2-0980 heed money free. No cash or ex Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce range. Sacrifice. Moving, fjajl 2- pancy. Willing to make minor re- the first time to the public yester Father Hannon awarded Bar running condition. Call 4539 or chanical condition. Selling price WANTED—^Genera% ledger book school and stores. Good size lot. CORNER RROAD STREH and MIDDLE TURNPUd 2-4000. MANCHESTER-----Roofing and perience ‘heeded. Demonstration atreet. .Phone 2-4387. 1353. . pair*. C3all New Britain 4-1621 Full price 811,600 Many other day at the Green-Briars develop bara A. Smith with the prize for X 877.1. Can he .seen at 132 School Siding Co. Also all types of paint- keeper. Attractive" girl f<5r~amall mathematics. The Ladies of Co TELEPHONE 2-B224 East Hartford office. Must be sella on sight. Take credit orders dollect. ' listings. Call the Ellsworth Mit ment in East Hartford. The model street after 4 p. m, ._____ ITrailers for Sale 6-A "Ing and carpentry work. Guaran EASY WASHER, refrigerator, oil lumbus presented the Rev. Wil conscientious worker. Excellent urgently needed maintenance ten Agency, 6930. JARVIS REALTY ranch type home which is sltusted c o u n t r y o v e r h e a d 1942 BLUE Moon 23 ft. trailer, teed work. Phone 7691 for free specialty. Liberal commission. Garden— Farm— Dairy drum -with pump. Moving. Call on -Hills street just east of Forbes liam Reldy Memorial prize In U. 8. , 1949 BUICK super convertible estimates. - salary. Call Hartford 89-9394, for 3034. Business Property PRICE REDUCTD! ‘ tUne , year History,.won by Patricia Fogarty, j coupe, radio, heater. Nice condl- Ideal for camnlng. 8700 furnish appointment. Draw if desired. Men wanting Products 50 Tcl. 4112- street: will he open daily for the ' m e a n s BIG SAVINGS ____ F o tS a le ._ 70 .young very: attractive. 3-bedroom next two weeki^trom 2 to 9 p. m.. Officer* of the graduating xl***-| Hon.. Original green finish. Grab ed, 8500 unfurnished. Chester GREAT EASTERN Construction steady growing income, --write CASHIER Wanted for grocery PRITCHARD anS Bonnie Best WESTINGHOUSE AutoriiTtie ranch, spacious living room, din Mrs. Eve. Dolan, decorator at are Robert T. W.' Bweel, ptoaldenl; ' See Our Large Selection Of this snappy number. Douglas Rau. Tel. 4556. Co., Home remodeling specialists. Manager, -Box'-1766, Cleveland, water heater, in good condition. STORE BUILDING for sale To be Open 9 to 9 ^ Marcia Albro, vice-president; Ohio. Tomato plants, $1.50 per 100, 810 ing ell, modern kitchen, colored Watkins Brothers, has selected New and Used Cars Today Motors. 333 Main. Residential and commercial roof checkout. Experience' preferred. Phone 2-1992, removed from premiaea- Size 19' Quentin P. Hagedorn, secretary, NEW 8' CSimp trailer. Removable Five day week. Apply First Food I>er 1,000. Pepper plants 25c doz tile bath. Attached garage, din modern decoration^ for the home X 17'. Phone 2-3324. and Joy Aljean Henderson, treas We Trade Wild aide gates. Reasonable. Phone ing, siding, gutters and leaders, en, lettuce plants 15c dozen. Tony ing patio. Conveniently located. AN AGENCY with a list of ready and has achieved refreshing, and 1948 . OLDSMOBILE Sedanette, Store, 646 Center street ' buyer* waiting. - for 4," 6, 6, 7 urer. Model "66" deluxe. Hydramatic. 3207. combination aluminum storm win Help Wanted— Carabino, 12 Glenv/ood street. Immediate occupancy. Warren liveable effects by the use of one 1952 Dodge—Radio and heater, 2- 6 CU FT, Refrigerator. Good run FOR SALE or to rent, for bu»i- room and 2-famlly houses. Call Following are the member* of Fully equipped. New tires. A real dows. "We Make Your House A ADDITIONAL Salesladies need Phone 2-4187. Howland, Manchester 8600. Ir or two-color schemes. Black and dobr deluxe. Low mileage. A big Home". 24 Oak street. Phones Male or Female 37 ning condition. $45. Tel. 2-1874. ' nets purposes. House, six room* ving Kelman A Oo., Hartford Bornhelm A Smith, Agents. 6946- the graduating class. An osterick saving. beautiful car. See Bob Oliver ed. Excellent salary. Full time or with Improvements together with white are noticeable chiefly in the Garages— Service- 8271 or 8303. Bert Llhdsav. part time. Apply in person. Tot'a STRAWBERRIES — Pick your 6-0826.' - 6716. 4 denotes honor students; today. Center Motor Sale^ 461 HELP w a n t e d —Male and fe PAIR OF Hollywood twin beds, frame building suitable for small living room .With its dining ell and *Marda Albro, John B. Burke, Storage KV-: and Teens, 956 Main atreet. males. Strawberry pickers. Ex own, 25c. Bring containers. Paa- 1952 Dodge Coronet Fordor Sedan Main atreet. qualini Farm, Avery atreet. practically new. Sacrifice for Im factory or storage, (about 1,000 MANCHESTER—Duplex 5 and 4 WANTED—4 room home, expand the kitchen, brightened by the use Patricia Ann .Corbett. Martin —gyromatlc transmission, fully perience not needed. Must be 14 mediate Mile. Call 2-0676. , sq. ft.) Area zoned for Industry. or red In some hue. STORAGE Space 24' x 40’. Also Roofing WOMAN Over 28, interested in rooniz, three-blocks from Center. able attic or larger, near rohoor Francis Cunningham, William J. equipped. An excellent buy. New 1950 STUDEBAKER Champion, 16-A years of age. Adults preferred. TRANSPLANTED Tomato plants, EMward J. Holl.i 1009 Main atreet. A yellow nursery, a pink and radio, heater. We'll listen to rea- two single car garages. Inquire present as well a.s future Income, Laroe lot, enclosed porch, oil ReaeonabI*. Write Box S. Herald. E. Descy, Patricia Ann Donlon, car guarantee. Transportation furnished. Toilet P*PP*r% celery’ egg plant, cab- 1 \ neat,heat! suLomavicautomatic fiothot water, occu*'occu- grey girl's room, and the maateri Michael William Falkowski, *Pa- son fin this nne H’s giiaranleed j.1j_-'forth_MjHn_atrtet Phone 2- RQOFINCl.. Specializing. ln.t«pslr»- A.mhltini!n JLnd. onvimim 8fit { and drinking f« ctktSws.:owi~:-8k«E = JbehtoftOL anil Tnnh M 7 16S1 Ibodge Coronet Elplomal— '2302~ ■bgge-,--roRmflBW*r,-brbccoir;-"bri>*- Brlfirny' w i n w i r McClure Auto, 373' Main. Open ‘Ing roof8"T»f^'"ran3aÎro i^wT ahead. Give phone. Box C, Herald. lot. A good chance to earn extra your property call Suburban gyromatlc transmission, fully roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys sel sprout*, petunia*. a.rters, zin USED REDC Cement mixer) hay- plete the color schemea of the six Norlne Foley, Alice Gardner, ■HI 9 p. m. Tel. 2-9442. money. A. Flano and Sons. Phone Realty Co., Realtors, 541 Main ______,.«quipped._.i3,,000._mUe8. Fully Cleaned,, repaired.' 2e..ysafs’. ex- OPPORTUNITY FOR iWirokR.bf-. nia*. salvia, ageratum^ etc. Ger- EASTftftN_._CS?iuiectlc|F— R. Hastings, phone 2-1107. room home. Although modern In *Ellzabeth Annette Gleeson, Theo 2-T406.-...... ■ " ■ ----- loa.dMi . r.fikM, aide—rakez;' mow- street, •call-8215.- • ------guaranteed. Mntnrcydm-^BIeye1«s ’ T1 perience. Free, eetlroatea . Call . tween 28 ^nd 55, energetic, gray 'ahluma'r for 8 l’ up7" 'at ' Oder- ers, cultivators, plows, hBtTOW*j tlonal buy* dairy and poiiltry sub'slAKeer traditional -tvtrtes have dore Richard Oration) Q'uenttrt "P." GET BETTER VALUE ON UON’T w a t t — New 5H-room Howley. Manchester 536L " half in asaet. tiive~phbher 'Box STRAWBERRY Picker* wanted. raann'*, 504-Parker street. spreaders, tractors) caterplliar, ■ farsla, up to 4()0 acres,'-wtat-w SEIAINO TOUR ;l»rop*rtyt Con l>*en_a25C quart 88T2'«f 7-7501. tllrtughbilt the hoUa*. For nvlnr Artlinit -Rcajert Klsaman,'"Vlneohl I960 Studebaker V Ton Pickup— 17 Faletti. 472 Tolland Turnpike. ham Roa(it. Wllllmantic 3-3217. Warren Howland. Manchester tate concern because It stands to As good as new. Low mileage. work, nights. Good pay. Good STRAWBERRY Pickers wanted. room, dinlqg room and hallway, John Kohen. working conditions. Call 2-8120. 8600. Irving «L. Kelman A Co., reason that they know Mandte*- Mrs. Dolan selected a 100 per cent Leonore' Margaret . IteBarbera, , BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. Business Services Offered 13 C. O. LORENTZEN. Alterations, John Albasl and Son. Phone STRAWBERRIES — Pick your ter. property beat Call the EUo- Build Your Home • • • , 1848 Plymouth 2-Dr. Sedan—Per copper water “ piiig. New work. Houses for Sale 72 Hartford 6-0826. carpet rayon loop-textured weave Constance Elizabeth Lamoureaux, 3636. , . .«on);alp.aj;%, Musical Instruments 83 - ..... •feet-throughout...... - • 1950 Oldsmabik Conv.'Goupe. LARPENTER will- frams tmitnlsh'* 24-hmir -service. Maneheetef '8636.' ,WAJS.XED^Tqfu>gi,^£l. Cf, ,mld4l«i, iR-'grey-'aiid white,' All aLUmi balk: JaabararJaan lappanmJnieph'Pitii aged WomaA as sales clerk. Full Joseph Gldde, Tolland . Street, •M«a7CHiBa'l’BRf::"Tfiroe i950 Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan. ed upstairs rooms. Reasonable. NEW USED, Rentala Reeds, WANTED—Tour property to sell -room floora have cotton caepeta. rick lAwler, G. .William Lea, Al 1948 Studebaker Champion—Pine Cali --4291. or part time, A.pply Beck'a, 846 Manchester. Strings, routes, stands, aecsa- ASHFORD LAKE house. New water pipes, oil heat, PLUMBING and heating.' Furn Situations \Vanted— Male 39 full cellar, garage. Lot SO X ISO. Rellalfie buyers Waiting with casl! Furniture throughout le In mod fred Leaperance, Raymond Long- condition. 1949 Pontiac 2-Dr. — Hydra aces, oil burners and bollen. Earl Main atreet. •; Borles. r.;epairing. Certified In- It Be Worth More TaHiKTOwt STRAWBERRIES for sale. Pick tJDTS PRICED Full price 89JS00. Exclusive with for four, five, six, seven room sin ern derign with maple and birch champs, Patricia Maureen Mc- matic. Van Camp. .Tel. 2-5844. , structlon. Music for all occaa- Crohan, Joan McVeigh. Robert 1948 Chevrolet Two Ton. Chassis ADD TO Your Income as full or your own, 25c quart. Bring con Schwartx'Real Estate, Manches gle and two-family in Manches In a butternut flnL«h, sand dune 1949 Chevrolet 4-Dr. UGHT TRUCKING. Also rubbish WANTED— Part time job,.12 noon aloni. Ward Krause, 87 Walnut. AS LOW AS 8395 oak, and solid birch In a cham Mokulta, Richard Francis Murphy, Down As inflation continues, the cost of materials will rh# and Cab—Ehctra clean truck. snd ashes removed. Phone 2-3781: Pl u m b in g and heating, special part time representative for'Avon to 5:30. Phone 2-1940. talner*. Joseph Fracchla, Route ter 8274, Hertford 5-5138. ter, Button, Coventry and Vernon. $10 Ready for work. 1946 Pontiac 2-Dr.. 6336. pagne color being found In the Sue Ann O'Dwyer, Kenneth Ed izing In reptlra remodeling, cop Products, Write Mrs. Frank 85, Hebron. Select your summer llvlng-alte Finances arranged. Howard R. SCINTILLATING 6-room home various room*. ward Reynolds,, John Joseph Cash Price f 299.75 in proportion. NEVER in our economic history hSTt tLa 1946 Chevrolet Conv. Coupe, DOORS OPENED, keva fltUd. Frawley,- North Branford. Conn I RO W . Pay us a visit this weekend. Haatlnga. Phone 2-1107. 1948 Ford >4 Ton Panel—Wonder per water piping, new construc Office and Store with breazeway and garage. On ScheibejVpflug, Barbara Ann ful condition. copied, vacuum cleaners. Irons, Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Thsra'i M reugli Krubblna s( dethss prices of BuildinR Materials RETURNED to pre-war LOW COST tion. Time payments arranged. MIDDLE-AGED woman wanted Household Goods 51 lot 100 "x 400. Wonderfully com Smith, John Lawrence Sullivan, guns, aU.,— rea red . Shears! Hklwarc Johnson. Phone 6979 or Equipment 54 SELLING OR BU'YING Robert T. Sweet, Laura Ann Tru- wMh Uys-Wstsr Action. Ootbai srs . 1947 Dodge Cuatom 4-Dr. S edan- knives, mowers, etc put Into con to care for two children while TINY CHIHUAHA A.K.C.. regis ARTHUR A. KNOFLA plete and well built home,' in levels . . . Therefore, the home yon build today will . TRANSPORTATION 5044. tered up for stud. Female also for Public Records del, Jean Evelyn Veaco, Robert tubmsrged bi water sN Hvt tin*, wHh Radio, heater. dition for coming needs. Bralth- mother works. Room, boacd and MUST BE Sold this week. Com Realtor ' country setting. Price 817,500: Prompt, Courteous sale. Call Rockville 5-5266 before FATHER’S DAY Allen Wagner. roHIng current! of liol, iwdty water climb in value within the neat few years, and REMAIN 1941 Oldsnjobile 2-Dr. walte, 52 Pearl street. FOR GUARANTEED, Fast Se.rv- salary. Write Box M, Herald. plete restaurant equlpmsnt. 875 Main St.—Bat. 1921 Call Madeline Smith; Realtor. Service 1946 Pontiac 2-Dr. Sedanete—Ra 10 a. m. except Saturday or Sun Silver, dishes, slicer, meat grind 2-1642 or 4679. Marriage LIrensro going through them. Two frsih-water. dio and heater. 1940 Ford Club Coupe Sedan. Ice, plumbing and heating re day. GIFT SUGGESTION Phone Office 5440 a sound investment. v WINDOW SHADES made to order pairs. Alterations or new work, er, booths, stools, fan*. Frigi- Clyde Heywood Pickarel, Jr., Uvs-W oter riro«i fioot oN dirt owsy. 1939 Oldsmobile Tudor Sedan Help Wanted— Male 36 dalres, etc. The Tea Room, 883 Evenings'2-5938 or 2-4278 BOWERS SCHOOL Section— Six JEROME AOBlNCY Many, Many Others t and Installed. Venetian blinds call ^ elley Brothers, 1 Walnut Lamps, smokers, radios,TV, and Janet Muriel Mostonl. both of and curtain rods. 24 hour service. FOUR MONTHS old Ooljie puppy. Main street. Home Listings Wanted room brick Cape Cod, Attached Phone 2-3151 Talk over your plans with our home building consult streeff Telephone 2-8714. CLERK FOR hardware store. Price 835. Call Manchester 2-0018 contour, lounge and sun Manchester, June -21, South' Meth Save At EsUmates gladly given. Fagan garage and breeseway. 1st floor;' odist Church. WILLIRMS BALCH PONTIAC. Inc. Good paying steady job. Exper after 5. chairs. Stop in and see our ex- targe living room, dining - robm, ants. They’ll answer all' your questions and explain tho 155 Center St. — Manchester Window Shade Co., Route 44 at EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat ience derired but not necessary Wanted— ^To Buy 58 IVE ROOM single, ranch-type, Walter Newton Weir of Glas b a r l o w MOTOR SALES Bolton Notch. Phone 2-4473. ing. Plugged - drains machlna cellent selection. ; hot water heat , with oil, fireplace, bedroom, kitchen and lavatory. tonbury and Elaine Naomi Ted* Wapplng, Conn. _ Superior Hardware, 717 Burnside KITTENS—Two cute gray and latest home financing_methods. Stop In today— be ia ' Phone 2-4546 cleaned. Phone 6497. WANTED—Used . furniture. U v , one car garage, large lot nicely Two master-ltedrooma and bath foed -of Manchester, June 21, Cen •*^-O-01slftesro- yjFRIGSRATION Service, com Ave., East Hartford. wliite. Given to good homea.-t on 2nd. Hot water oil heat, base OIL SERVICE Open Until $t P. M. and Sundays Open Evenings Until 10 P. M. Phone Glastonbury 3-3030. lng room, bedroom, kitchen or landscape. Reduced to 813,000. About Town ter Congregational Church. , washing your new home by September. ______Phone 5404 mercial and domestic. See our PLUMBING and heating repairs. "CHAMBERS FURNITURE entire houaeholda. ' Let us maka , S. A. Beechler, Agent. Phone board radiation. Full shed Tholnaa Joseph Blanchard and FOR SALE to settle an estate, WANTED — Dishwasher. Apply 341 BROAD ST. leading display oi guaranteed used refrlg- New and old work. Copper 'tub Center. Restaurant, 499 Main At The Green you an offer. The Woodshed. 6969. "dormer. Amerite drive. Large lot. The meeting of the Elsenhower Amelia Kathlyn Farr, both of 1949 Ch e v r o l e t converUble. 1948 Pontiac four-door sedan. atora George H. Wmianu Asso Pho-e 2-3154. One block to bus line. Shown by Manchester, June 28. St. James’ • U**e«re**r 8ud* R*dio, heater. Excellent condl ing -a specialty. Ed Tanner. 5747. street. Live Stock— Vehicles 42 Open 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. for President Club, scheduled for Good tires, low mileage. Priced ciates, 260 Tolland Turnpike JANCHBSTBR—Lovejy aix-room appointment. Elva Tyler, agent. Church. - FUEL AND " Blstifbvlar tlon throughout, See "Pete." to sell. F.-R. Manning, 47 Maple this evening, will be postponed Manchestei Phone 2-3585, nighu HEATING From A to Z. Con MECHANIC—We have a perman Evenings 7^30 to 8:30 W a n t e d —Roll-away_ bed and ) dwelling on beautifully landscap- 2-4469. until a later date. Members who Wilfred Howard Corbell. and Clarke Motor Sales. Open eve- street. Phone 8146. 7691. version burners, boiler-burner SHEEP FOR SALE. Call 3636. mattress. Strong enough for RANGE OIL alags. ent, full time opening for A-1 I ed lot. Fireplace, Inaulated, iteam have not already made returns on Barbara Teresa Rohan, both of Camg ini units, complete heating systems. adult. Call 8140. I heat, porch, basement gagage. Manchester ' STOP AND LOOK and Listen. mechanic. This position offered WE BUI and sell good used furni tickets for the dance ahould get in , i ★ W__it 1947 CHEVROLET Aero Sedan. FLOOR p r o b l e m s solved with All' work guaranteed. Time pay with all employee benefits and I Good occupancy. For further in- Lots for Sale 73 touch with Mrs. Grace Erickson as< .. Building Permits la# at DamansfrotlMi I. 1950 Hudson 4-door Commodore linoleum, asphalt Uls counter. ments arranged. Moriarty Broth ture, combination ranges, gas To John O'Bright for Harold Top- Radio, heater. In excellent con 8. radio, heater, like new. Full liberal earnings. Contact Frank ranges and neatera Jones Furni- [ formation contact Alice Clampet, soon as possible. Expert workmanship, free eeU- era. Tel. 5185. Poultry and Supplies 43 WANTED^ Machinlzt's tool box Realtor. 2-4543. llff. garage and porch at 54 Union OIL HEATING dition. Beautiful two-tone blue guarantee. McClure Auto, 373 Melluzso at Balch-Pontiac, Inc., tura Store. 36 Oak. Phone 2-1P41. and tools. Please call 2-9994. TWO EXCELLENT Residential A acarce model. Hurry! Douglas roates. Open evenings. Jones Fur-' .155 Center street. TeL 2-4545. BuUdlng Lots, 100’ or 125x200’. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Peterson place, 81,125. Main. Opeq 'til 9 p. m. Tel. YOUNG Roasting chickens, ready fANCHESTER-- Six-room home EQUIPMENT Motors. 338 Main street. nlture. Osk stresL Phons 2-1041. FLORENCE Combination gas and Inquire 940 Middle turnpike east. of Chicago, n i, who were mar -To Roger Durand for Roger Du KEMP'S *^2SON.MAIN ST. MANCHUTRR TfiL>4l4A 9442. for the oven. Also live weight. j'ln nice condition. Oil heat, auto- Moving— ^Trnelting-— WANTED -Washer-polisher. A No week-end orders taken after oil range, 4-4, white porcelgin. Phone 2-0895. ried Sunday, June 8, have been rand et ux, alterations and addi INCORPORATED LINOLEUM Remnants 50c square WANTED--Wheel chair, in good I matlc hot water, ample insula- tions to garage at 182 Broad 1949 OLDSMOBIU: Model 76. 1949 FORD Custom 8 plub coups. Storage " 20 young man interested in a per 6 p. m. Friday's. Arnold Nelson, Tel. "2-1614.. ^ spending the past few days visit Estimates On Reqaest yard.. Asphalt tUe, wall covering. condition. Phone 3405. jtion, alarm windows, screens and street, $250. Sales and Service sedanette. Hydramatic, fully Jet black,' fully equipped and manent fu^l time-posUibn with a ,737 Lydall street. Phone 8906. NORTH COVENTRY — Desirable ing at the Home of Mr. Peterson’s equipped. This one is s real Done by reliable, well-trained MANCHESTER PACKAGE Dellv- progreaiive“ P

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??:*r MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1951 tAGB FOURTEEN Jianrl|fatpr ^waning l^tralii New Voters Will Bo Made Bere Tomorrow from 5 to 8 P. M.

ington. Mayor, do hereby proclaim Mias BmilyBmtth of The Herstd June 17 a» Civil- Defense Day -la rr... Weathir staff adll leave with Girl Scout “ Another Cup of (/offee. Sets^Day Manchester and call upon *11 res ATente Daily Net Prtu Run SB outToim Troop 1 June 18 for Canada, where idents to cooperate to the fullest FoModrt of U. 8. W ^tlM r Bo>*aa For the Woek Ending they will sail for Europe. Taking extent In seeking shelter when the For Tuesday Juno 14, 1952 ItanchcfAer iôdgb -7S, a . F. her place for the summer la Mlaa sirens sound. I also urge the co t -V Alliaon Olmatead. operation of industry and all other ONCE-A-YEAR Thundenhower* tonight. Mini A . M. will hold n fpeclal comimmt- mum 65. Wodneodny, partly Cattoir at Masonic Temple tnmor- Mayor Calls Upon Man groups In making this ".Operation 10,596 - t «w at 7:30. The Master H u o n Mias Marianne Tlemshn .pf 189 Connecticut" a success and there rloudy, Itas homld. Mendior of tbe Andî decree will l»e conferred upon a ^ u t h Main street la attending by contributing to the present fu OPPORTUNITY chester . Residents to Botena of Olrenlstton* class of candidates hy a team from Camp Klwaiils at South Haiwon, ture safety of the people of Man- Manche$ter— A City of Village Charm the - Square Club of the Pratt A Mass., at the Red Cross Aquatic Cooperate in Air Alert cheater. 1.- Wbltnev Dtvtslon of Niles Bement School. Mlso Tiemann, who will be a life guard at Globe Hollow this (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE nVE C E I^ Pond. West Hartford. Following Mayor Harold A. Turklngton (ClaaaUled AdvartUIng on Pago It) MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY. JUNE 17, 1952 the degree work there will be a summer. Is'a student in the physi has proclaimed tomorrow Civil De VOL. LXXI, NO. 220 cal education department at the social hour and refreshmenU. ■ \ i \ fense Day In Manchester ahd has Ifnlverslty of Connecticut. ^ w called upon re.slilenta of the tow’n SAL A daughter was bom to Mr. and to cooperate with Civilian Defense, . .Ladlfa A id Society pf^the F-manr ■authoeltles -«iReed's home In Tollan^ Those not . an issue In the Maine primary i Hartford, June 17-HA5— ing period wHieh may precede the All FIRST QUAIITY NoMend's ' I attending are reminded to bring .^Box of 12 — 3 9 ^ although Gov. Frederick G. Payne, | Connectlrut' will have to enUat ‘ # i . | attack, and '... ot Imporlonl Sovings. their own allverw-are. ' a-ho unseated Brev.-ater In the vot- | Truce Talk, a ground observer corps of ap W H E R E A S on Tuesday. June Regular, Junior-or Super sizes proximately 2dJ>00 member*— House Vote UponSign^ 17, a test red alert condition wHl Ing yeeterda.v, la a backer of Gen. ' Industries \ y For Your lodivldualiy -.JJn.excqlls.d.lacfUvj.tb.Pf.l'F-fp.lhs_____ .more than.triple ita .preaent size — .M rA -Thaodore. .0. ..GoodchUft. P.f 'exTac rrri'ifl ifpno a. • m. 'to- x. Dwight D, Blsenhowar- tor. the Garden drive entertained with a — to lake It* part in Ihe round- m. throughout this state for the FAMOUS S®Proporiioned leg Types.- nomination. J bridal showe'r recently, honoring Joseph Oniven fleft) and Herb Caraey, memhera of CampbeU Iiw J C W H A t iB e w the-clock air raid watch Ju*l or Washington, June 17—r(/P) Hartford, June IT— (IP) rr- purpose of teaching and training BEUER COME EARIYI Senator for 12 Year* Washington, June 17— {IP) \ Fomdations — Coll her alster-ln-Iaw, Miss Jane K. (MuncU, Kn4)?ht« ColumbuF, ait down for some refreshments nfter purpoEP m icmuiuhk nuu ununiiK I dered by the air foror. New — The House today gave its Connecticut’s response to its donating during the Bloodmohlle'a visit here P'rlday. Serving the , ihe entire popidation In thi* pro -The Army disclosed today Mrs. Eltio Minicucei GoodchUd of Miami, FIs., who y lll The 63-year-old Brewster has membera will be recruited from final approval to legislation mock air raid this momlRg be m arAfd June 28 In 81. Maurice men la Mra. R. A. St. Laurent. Oroups from the K. of C. »nd the | cedure to save, their been in public life for 30 year* and Munsan, Korea, June 17- it has sent anti-aircraft bat volunteer dvlllana, oa In the Phono 7737 Mancheater Tearhera Counell b~^ped boost IheJlhCnl Red Cioaa chap-j T H E R E P D R E , I Harold A. Turk CHCX)SB THE ST'YLES AND PRICES YOU PRE1*'ER: increasing Social Security was almost perfect. Chapel, Bolton, to Capt. Paul W. has been In the Senate for 12 (/P)— United Nations truce teries to defensive positions poat. ter leven pints over Ita IfiO quota, i ; benefits at least a month Only/ minor defects in the Olson, of Falrmount, North Dako MATTRESSES years. He was a key 5gwe In the neîâtors walked out on the about some strategic indus The etatewlde network of 94 ta-. Miba-Goodchlld la-vislUng.her Benate's-investigation-of the Pe*rl trial plsm*. big cities and bb*erv'al|bn ' poaio, rituated for- tho 4 1-2 million Ameri- Civil--Def«iae--<4p(v»'‘ ■ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wllltsm E. Regularly $1.35 fTonimuhista' again today as cake. The honor giiCsts were It is better- to have a good “THRIFTY THIRTY ” Harbor attack. eight milea apart, la currently cans now receiving payments. tion w'ere discloBed. Wardens Ooodchlld, Sr., of Olcolt drive. the senior Red delegate was Air Force centers. thrilled with a beautiful, bon voy NOW Payne, who Is 51, has'been gov manned by cloae to 8,000 apol- complained chiefly that peo Troop 1 Girls rebuilt matlreSs. than a N YLO N S. .30-denicr, An announcement said the move It is expected to cost about age cake made by iltss Pazlanos. ernor of Maine since 1949. He put talking. They said they tera. Juniors of Mystic Review No. 2, cheap new one. We re 'has no special significance" but 300 million dollars a year. ple were too curious. Once in FRESH CANDY The former members attending •t.5-gauge. Full- out a victory itatement' thanking wouldn’t be back Tpr three W B A , will omit their meeting this It came pn the heels of A ir Force When Ihe 34-hour, watch goe* A roll call confirmed yester r-:. shelters they crowded back to Whitman, Schraft, P. A B. the party Included, besides Miss make and sterilir-e all types the voters for "a great- tribute.” tjti' ■ month because of the absence of Given Party Pazlano.s, Marian Schlldge, M ari Fa.>.tf.yaa*ei feegeMoa 4a«*-fa*4< reaHaatlon--of the Valtad ..States viata. hold. as.lrrr.ying. on. sdge. in — — —.a— you-wDutd'«F*ct'ra dnd ill''' ■fornny -faif priew—always.'" -)2Vt"yards.------have ratlffed-the Irealy.' 'WKldlT ■ ...... 'Sewi 'DeceqrtloM...... ■' Cary eafee le . . . get yaar Cary Wawet back military capabllltiei originally military readiness aa'they do to- CDlicd froia AP Wires 9 good drug store, turn con- Prescriptions? Bring them their Foreign Minlatero eigned In "Once again.” said Baldwrin, ta aeiriiag arWer .. . aa4 jkl ea« for a Iraall planned for achievement In 1954. 'fdemly so this- dependable her* for turcl Thg,ir com- Pari* on April 18, 1961, 16 month* "they (the Democrats) are trying "Thua, the atretch-out program (Contloued on Page Two) DE NICOLA RESIGNS , 9onrcc. Yon can count on us pounding is our specialty! mii mam dat ago. to fool the atate employes by offer Roater-' Jw m Ik -, ..•.viRgrr.' ■■i’.’iaaii. f/vr lKa«t''N«i» Weak ing', to 'Ovea-approprilrt* fionda ISIS': . PortMuouto,. * ile » 4 U ry l^ f^ e ja a ir.ar f a m zied by find of severed human An De Nibola, 74,' submlttod Ilia The pact now is ready for ded they did In 1951 without providing HraAgaaricte aaR lell ae ahicb bawl ger floating on piece of wood In resignation today Oa preMdent ya a aeeil |* p a l ya a r C a ry »a a a rkla g al ve action again by the Foreign the necesaary revenues.''^ t i - f t iWiTi fin’ll^ river. . . . Humidity renchea tOO of the Italian .Senate but tha aeAar. If a * raa'i eappfy it* aa a»ll / Ministers, who mutt appoint the Baldwin charged the Democratic Pa r t s .platfonp_ was,,,dishonest because per cent in N ew York <3lty today. jawnmiieni refused to accept iq m en -w h o ■ w ill . p u t . tbq. pool .Igtct Steel Shortage Perils ' A'ctldietital' exidoaioti in 'tv tiid ao r semfto KHadeta vnewr expected iw - aew 13.91 Claaa Cafra Drawar. operation: The sninlatera wrill meet he said, I f ’followed the same'’pat- BRIGHT, cheery table cloth, Caatle barracks kill* one and In urge De Nicola to reconsider. In Paris "aometlme next week" to .tern of the Tniman administration ■ "where the policy is to spend and jures 13 of queen's household Open Sunday* — We Deliver appliqued place mats and nqpkinf do this, a French Foreign Office PR O T E S T IN G L A W - ^ War Munitions Output spend to stay In power." guard. Pay Your Electric Bill* Here ■pokesman said today. Tokyo, June 17—

— A a eetl- make d regal setting when you TTie Repubilea.n chieftain aa Supreme Court Justice hold* 4 Depot Square — Tel. 2-4385 Completion of the^ raUficaUon mated 850,000 workers staged 'J, sailed the Democratic platform as N ew York City 8t00 tax on state sew them of Indian Head Cotton. process was a signal* victory for staggered walkout* today bf Pittsburgh, Jun.e 17— — The;'Inc., ssiid It "waa forced to halt a "cnide bid for v'otes with prom rental liquor licensea to be consti French Foreign Minister Robert proteat against » proposed ontU two-week-old steel strike slashed' making mortar shells today bc- ises of spending money tor sugar- tutional. . . . 250 NATO ships test So eosy-to-moke and-so wasfrabl* Schuman— who first proposed the •ubversive law. Fourteen labor deeper tYian ever into the nation's' cause of steel shortages and to lay coated projects, .without any prO' sea defenses of western Europe. plan now bearing his name. West union* and studenta of 28 uni- you con toss them in the tub again economy today aa sbme plants ;'cff 500 employes on the shell line, Superior Court Invalidatea Mon German Chancellor Konrad Ade vision for the financing of those veraltle* aponaored the demon- making w ar munitions reported \ Lempco bad been producing 4,500 projects," treal ordinance requiring store ond again. Take about 6 yards. Kmjam nauer, Italian Premier/ Aleide de Herald Photo*. atimtlona erarm tim e sritk ikm Gaa{jen and other vigorous sup curtailments near because of a mortar shells a day. Said Baldwin: , cloiUng on Roman Catholic holy sht^tage of steel. | The Oldamobile Division of Gen Glad It Wasn’t the Real Thing : V m ry Ivlass Colfe« Brew er porters of European unity. "The. Democrats list a number daya.. Taft announce* trip to Chi SECRET TA U S In addition to the 650,000 CIO eral Motors said a shortage of But the legislators’ aipproval of rbiiy projects. Nowhere ia cago June 30 to confer with con Washington, June 17—

— Hmmrmmtwd United Steelworkers who walked sramleaa steel tubing will force It vention delegate*.. Yugoslavia French and American military * 5 .9 5 out June 2 when the U . S. Supreme to shut dowm Its 3.5-inch rocket (Oontinoed on Page Thlrtoea) tabs Rueaian friendship ^ th dip OUR THANKS fOaatinned oa Page Thlrtoea) and poUttcol experts today Court ruled Preetdent Truman had plant at Lansing, Mich., on June East German Reds Ready lomats In foreign capital*' attempt secretly dlacuaaed Joint move* to no right_ to seize the industry. 33. A spokesman said, however, to sDr (ueptclon of Tito govern Indian Head's 31 luscious colors matching decor and they're check Conunualst-led rebels ta more than 100,000 workers In Al- j company will continue produc- ment. lied industries are idle. Heat Wave Eases Indo-CUaa, TO YO U! guaranteed never to run or fade. Shrinkage less than 1 % . Malan Mob Cuts tlon of 90-mlhmeter hlgh-veloclty Movie, stage actor William Paw Draft Law as West Threat These inOIude Dearly 50,000 coal { And Indian Heod's.-balanced weave; no wrong side and per tank cannon and tooling up to ley, 47, die* In Greenwich 'Village miners In seven etatea and more| MAE MURRAY SURVIVES produce internal working parts of 111 Michvest Area hotel residence ..N orw alk police manent finish make sewing a joy— 4aundry-time, piaytimd. Opposition Rally than 30.000 railroaderi employed wohl confirmed that rapid step* T roon , Sootlnod, June 17—IP ) THE MANCHESTER LIONS CLUl WISH- the sapphire jet aircraft engine. referendum draw* tiny early Berlin, June 17-=!- (/p) — by a dozen carrier*. would be taken to set up East Ger —Mae Murray of Rutland. Vt:, • : Decorate your heme the Indian Head way. Y a r d May Cot Rocket Output crowd. ."M erry W idow " confeaaed was the only American to sur Johannesburg, South Africa, Nearly ‘35,000 mors are idle in By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Communist - dominated East man national armed forces which ES TO EXPRESS ITS SINCERE APPRE- Corey Coffeemttker In Detroit. It was reported the ■trangler held without bail.. June 17 — — Supporter* of Industries dependent on steel.- Mid-continent areas got wel Germany today prepared a will draw upon the already trained vive today’s fourth round of th* Demonttmtloii Tb*9 rrfW aM M faficy b lyficfll af Ford Motor (to., may be forced to Tracy A. Adams, former president Prime Minleter Daniel F. Malaa's Theae Include sailors on Great come relief today from hot and People’s Police, Sea Police* and A ir British Women’s Amateur golt CIATION TO SPONSORS, EXHIUTORS aaf AftfltaMaal iaa la aiMalflia e em * and general manager of U, 8. Fin conscription law as its latest •giMHWitee: Bv Mm. G o m Liskea or* boats, ore minere, coke close down rocket pi'jductlon be muggy weather that has en Police for tbe initial formations. tournament oa Polly BUay of Pt." / plrifl 96f>M« mi4 VFflflrpBsral pMMfl Nationalist government, battling ishing Co., tells Superior (tourt of move against West German June 17-31 wor|(eri, river boat crews, oil and fore the end of the week because v e lo p e most of the eastern half Government sources refused to Worth, 'nx. and Claire Doraa of If any article mad* principally o f Indian Head Cotton foils to giv* proper 9a IM ANY Ft RCHASR g>«fl9 ya» with atones, iron bar*, pickheads deteimlnotlon to make changes AND ALL THOSE WHO SUPPORTED gas pipeline workers, construction of a shortage tubing blamed. ot\ of the nation. agreements to join forces release in advance .the full agenda Cleveland were ellminatod. service because o f the fading or running o f Indion Head colors or if the MfltianM mate* aa4 9au9fo«ii*9| and .nail-studded clubs, broke up a among officers ahd director . of erews, and workers In other steel- the steel strike. The mid-Jtme blast of mid-sum with the western Allies. of two-day session of the Volka- rally of the opposition United multl-mllllon dollar textile firm. AND CONTRIIUTED TO. THE SUCCESS fabric shrinks more than 1 % , we will make good the total cost o f the article.. Democratic Front lost night. related fields. Officials of the (Jeneral Motors mer heat and humidity left a Eaat Germany’s 18 million peo kammer 1 (People's chamber) be V Thirty-two person* were In- Three Finns 8l)nt (torporation'a Cadillac tank plant death toll of more than 125, in ple were told In an announcement ginning tomorrow afternoon, at at Cleveland said It has enough cluding 19 heat prostration* and New Hospital Number OF THE UONS CLUR SECOND AN- juretf. Tw o others ware arreited Announcements that three com Treasut7 Balance by "the antl-faaclat Democratic which the Arm y law m ay be intro after the angry mOh stormed the panies */ilI be forced to atop mak ateel for from 10 day* to two^ 109 drownings. v bloc" of partlea—th* (tommunlst- duced. The general outline of the ing-munitions this week came aa weeks of operation. The break In the heat wave over leglalatlon waa approved last H ie naw telephone :number NUAL HORSE SHOW. GREEN STAMPS meeting, attended by about '3,000, Washington, June 17— (P)—"ni* domtnatad bloc of tha East zone, In one of Johannesburg's public the government and the U S W The government has been oa- the Midwest came after several week by the five Bast German at Mancheater Memorial Horn position of the Treasury June 16: that "whoever la not ready to take /g i v e n w i t h CASH aquares. sought.to work out a plan to start sured by Philip Murray, president daya o f temperatures in the 90* up arms against the attacker of partlea which are dominated by pital that will become affecUva ,v> . . , e Net budget receipts, 8188,280, t Kc J M ^ H A L C co Tordh Commandos—Tex-service- anough steel flowing from the cf the CIO and the U S W : and above 100. th* SoclalUt unity (Communist) at 3 o’clock tomorrow aftar- lh*J.WhAL€ed 138.84; budget expenditures. 8216,- peace encourages the attacker a»d MANCHariBB Comm- ^ SALES M ANCIIBrm CONH*. van pledged to ouit th* Malan re- struck mills to prevent a crippling “Count on ua to produce the ea- The cool air mass from the endangers peace.” , / no

AMESITE DRIVEWAY 37-Year-Old Dean of National Uni­ Slaying Countess Small Communist-Held Island Am) Long Island Railroad Today

AMESITE DRIVEWAY 37-Year-Old Dean of National Uni Slaying Countess Small Communist-Held Island Am) Long Island Railroad Today