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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 » 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 i^odgb -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 And^i 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 -«i

— 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 - tutional. . . . 250 NATO ships test So eosy-to- 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 , '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

:■ /;r. .•^■i.Vi.-'L-.^ ■ ■ m it" . ■■ ' ■:'■'■ ' v ;' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, JUNE 17,1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, JUNE 17.1952 ITAGITWO per in the banquet-hall, prepared Knowland (R „ CkUf.), Bradley Emergency Doctors Inspect OES Unit and served by Chapman Court, Shrine Repays Mishap on Wilbur Cross Highway m-r. . No. 10, Order of Amaranth. Royal said: Steel Shortage Rockville 1 HEARING-A -S.D<« Bitea.i0 H ou r...... Senate Unit Asks U N L e a v e s n T o Y H O e r O W - P l l l i n t Matron Mpl.-MabUlc B,. Dowd and, J e i ^ ■ " I doubt very -much if our peo­ Dr. Florence Mar^^ tel. A w *lxFm -a ayVT ^ m m . Alice Hitt arc co-chairmen. Is Latest June Tslly ple would want to sign a treaty -^ A T T Faster Air Buildup Perils Output 3113; and Dr. Francis Helfrick, Members of Temple Chapter are with Indo-China, Burma, Slam and 4gl8, are the physicians of the Vote to Hire Art Teacher F or AU ^ GuardPlanes Three dog bites within one Indla-Paklstan, the way we signed Truce Talk, Worthy Grand Matron Mrs, requeated to make their reserva­ . Sr ■ hour were reported to Dog (OonDaiied-(rom Fage One) Manchester ' Medical Associsi^ Ruth C. Allen of the State of Con­ tions by Saturday, June 21; .none (Oonttaned from Pago One) one with NATO. In other words>l tion who will respond to emer­ Local PoUo Victim Is Guaranteed F rm Warden Dee FYacchla laat on attack upon them would be necticut, and her aaaoclate' grafid will be accepted after thaL..adate. night and one bite was report­ aa^ttal nilUtary products neces­ gency calls tomorrow after­ At School Finance Meeting officers .will .maks .aa official la- ■The worthy matron, Mrs. Ireqo M. On Sea Hunt day. As long as this situation considered an attaek-on ouraelves. noon. Guest at National G>n* - ed this mdt-ning, making four s a r y ^ , carry on our, fight against I, I I " ^ apectlon of Temple Cniaptcr, NO. Foster, may be contacted, or the exists, there Is little hops of peace Sees Reliance on Aslatioa 53, Order Of the Eastern Star, secretary, Mrs. Florence H. Thorn­ r a n OM) within 24 hours. “ If our people would want it, the meifa^ of Communist aggres­ vention in Miami, Fla. Rockville, June 17 (Special)—^-. refreshments will be served with All persona bit were treated in the world." sion.” Members of the Vernon Board of Mrs. Mary Klta chairman In Wednesday night, June 25.' The ton If the telephone committee has ■tf? at Manchester Memorial Hoa- from a military point of view v * (Continoed from Page One), meeting will be preceded by a sup- overjooked any of Ihe members. ‘ Bbwa TtUMy witli ciciit nw«n Says A-Bomb Curbs Reds would hate to fee it because that, OaBq for Flan afhl Oklahoma's Sen. Robert Kerr The generosity of a young Man­ Edltcgllon'held a second meeting charge. ' Mboart. It MKM saaoniMl here Mm pttal In the emergency room Bradley, this nation's top mili­ Murray has directed a four-man in South Dakota. Two others were chester polio sufferer who donat­ with the Finance Board at the of­ Plcnio Wedneaday. and .then discharged. la committing us beyond our mili­ captured Reds be repatriated. The vying in a primary for the District ' BwHtaM kad akat down that tary strategist was on record to­ tary capability to carry our part committee of th^'-.USW to help ed'money to a Shrlnera hospital In fice of Superintendent of Schools The., annual picnic of the Wom­ 873 Main SL T U .4 1 A The dog bites bring the total day as saying Russia could over­ UN says no prisoner will be forced of Columbia's six convention votes en's Council of the First Congre­ ! o n tt, nlno. knt the aenrek oon- of It." work out an acceptUjla plan for to return. Only 70,000 of 169,- Greenville. S. C„ last year is being A. E. Chatterton last night. Pre­ In June to 20 In the first 17 run Europe now if she so'desires. defense needs for steel.'fte far the —Sen. Estes Kefauver of Tennes­ repaid by the Shriners of Rock sent from the Board of Finance gational Church of Vernon Center t tinned todiqr. Knowland pointed 'out that he 000 Allied POWs have expressed see and Mutual Secretary Admin­ h gwedlak Al«‘ Force apokea- days. He added that he believes the So­ had not suggested such treaties. government has announced no Hill. In that Slate, who have were chairman George Wilson, will be held at the:7iome of Mrs. & viet Union has not made a mili­ Willingness to be repatriated. istrator W. Averell Harriman. Ke- Edward Granville Wednesday. All _ annonneed early today that What he is proposing, he said, if specific way of achieving this out­ made him their honored guest at , Werner Kupferschmid, Herman tary ..mova...e#BBst jihuope. (or: Today's walkout came at the fauvCE -WM also .»eheduled_ tp .talk women, of the. comfiiunlty. are .in-, ' t J / . / / ~r n il' atremtt parthdpatlnr >n -the that •fte “tr.'" B ;' reiitixe ' that ■ “the' put; -' although it -said -a ^-phm ■ bed end oT S ^32-mihUte meetlhg «t Ihe national - Shrinera- convention. ... ■ Olson and- Mayor ■ Frederick- Ber­ ment of those responsible JOr these two reasons; at Wilmington, Del. which opened In Miami, Fla,, lost ger. The meeting was held to dis­ vlted to attend. r*aaaUaulnK aeareh have been time is going to come, I think, been worked out to transport steet which Nam delivered what Har­ Russell picked up 28 delega^s l Ec l e r c i i anppUad with }et hghter eaoort the outrage.” 1. Rhs rscognlMs United States night. ■" ■ cuss the proposed budget for the Class Night superiority In atomic weapons when we are gt>lng to have to rely stored in struck warehouses to rison called a "bitter and belllg- yesterday, all from his home-state The senior class will hold Class ^ He aald tbe dakdara had hear captain who do not weapons mamtfsteturersi...... ereiit'* propaganda ~asastrtt-on-thc John Macri, 18..Agiijaf..MLJ!lo.d..- .. ■ aohnnl... jfcai„-lfl52-jjaa>.. JH—Oldftlu., plane said be was Jumped by ‘would make her pay a very des-T C ^ T p i, £6“ run " W Mrs. James Macri of 83 Congress that the finance group might have, evenffiT ft~ n «r-X m i - toM to letam ire It attadeed. perate price at home." want to.be taken behind■ ■ the“ ■Iron The union apd the industry have Allies. tally to 11414 in the Associated I - Borne 8>WW fitrloun Swedea, the two Soviet fighters about Curtain to c a ^ the.^bulk of the been unable to agree, not only on Nam Accused the UN of trying street, donated 37d td the South a clearer understanding of budget-! H ^eatead in Somers, 60 miles off the Bovlet-held Bs- 2. She has a wholesome respect Press tabulation. He still trails Oirolina Hospital and 'a like nrv itpnxn i The leaders and committee funeral' teerlttf, ahoutlng, “W e will aee load there.” . *------contract terms, but also on Just to “dictate art armistice" and of Kefauver, who has the moat with ' Btalln Muiged,” and “Down with tonlan coast, In an area where for U. 8. military capacity. amount to the Wesson Memorial ^ e teAtalive proposed budget membe™ of the Throwing mere of the Asian de- where they are in disagreement. slaughtering Red prisoners In Al­ 246’ but is ahead of Harriman, hospital. In Springfield. Mass,, Dm . ComnuaiinUo warmoDgera." the Bmwlans are reiwrted to be Bradley's statement was made Murray.- claims -.-the.-companies totsls 5467.30Q and Js comjeosed of 8*=°“ ' District bold a picnic SERVKX! iioliilhg vast SM and hTr ma­ at " a - secret 'sesslbil' 'oT 'a-'Sehate -fense-burden on the Asians- them­ lied- hands. - - - —— — ----- who-has -8514-. where lie Is a paUenl.’ after win­ meettng tontght-at the-earap-- -ot demoaatrated In front of the selves, Knowland said, Is "the only have failed Inmiany respects to Harrison said he would meet be­ the following iteins: salariM, ad' Joseph T. Ulrich in Staflordville. BoMlaa rmhaaay laat night In neuvers. Appropriations subcommittee May Taft haa 464 on the Repiiblicaa ning J280 on a Strike It Rich ra­ mlnlstrative (6000; salaries, cleri­ Walter N . way” to get the manpower needed meet Wage Stabilisation Board fore Saturday If the Reds have scoreaheet to Eiaenhower'a 392. The business meeting will be held protest agalnat yesterday's - at­ SIX of the plane crew were S. A copy of the official transcript recommendistlons which, among dio program in New York last cal assistant, $2600; supplies and Looloro, flown back to Stockholm laat was made available to reporters and head off Russian propagaiTda anything to say. These tallies are baaed on at 5 p. m., and the picnic supper tack. that the U. 8. has colonial ambi­ other things, call for a -cent Naip had demanded th ^ the -July. other expenses, $300; Instruction, Diroetor night to appear before an In­ yesterday. 26 avowed and conceded alignments. John, governor of Boys at 6.30 p. m. ‘J3 MAUN ST. The government handed Has- tions. hourly "package" wage boost and main armistice delegatlonsFmeet salaries, principals, $28,600; sala­ -I— Ambaaaador Constantine quiry board of high air force He and other ranking U. S. The Republican convention July 7 State In 1651 and an honor atu- ries, teachers, $301,800; other In­ Herb Bavirr Photo Monchoitor Call 2-5869. nfflcisls. The seventh, who military leaders frankly describe union sh6p. The industry says dally. requires 604 votes for nomination. Spectators driving by this accident «n the Wilbur Cross highway in Rockville yesterday view the Rodinov a "strong protest” the union shop, which would re Harrison told him: dent at Howell Cheney Technical structional staff, $3300; salaries, i l l against this “act of violence" had been shot In the arm, rs- this nation's military potential to The Democratic gathering two School, represented the Rock Hill clerical assistant, $2600; text­ ^lontinuing Probe damage Infilcted on two cars during a late afternoon crash. Police Investigating the crack-up «ay the subcommittee, which is study­ quire all steel workers to Join the "Every day for a week we have it was caused when Frederick W. Rocha of Wollaston. Mass., lost control of his vehicle and It collided •ad demanded “ swift punlah- nuUned In a Hangoe hospital. U. S. Hails Probe come here at your request to listen weeks later needs 616. Both con­ Shriners on the program during books. $6900; Instructional sup­ ing President Trumon'e request union. Is the only bone of conten­ ventions will be held In Chicago. the Shriners 1951 convention In with the car of Thomas F. Mulvenny o( Baltimore, Md. Both men were hospitalized but their condi­ tion. to what you have to say. You have plies, $11,000; supplies and other Of Ellington Fire for S2 billion dollars In defense New York. He was chosen to tion Ih hot regarded aa aerious. j „ ' ______• . Of Germ Charges . The Industry, which wants merely presented your same argu­ Plan for Walkout expenses, $400.. funds for the 12 months starting represent the southern Shriners Operation of plant, salaries Jani­ July 1. higher price for steel to. help ments, misleading statements and The Georgia Democrats, besides propaganda. Nothing you have pledging their delegates to Russell after the vice president of the tors $24,000; fuel, $11,000; water, Ellington, 'June 17—State Po­ way .the rear truck snapped the Hit Defense Fund Cut cover any salary ihcrease, says Its Rock Hill Shrine club. Bob Sur- lice today continued their investi­ United Nations, N: T., June 17 final offer was a 24.6-cent-an-hour said In any way contributes to at their state convention In At­ light and power, telephones $5,750; hitch, rammed the lead vehicle and Attends Meeting They all took sharp Issuie with a (>P)— The United States says It achievement o f an armistice.” lanta, adopted a taoolution declar­ itz, was unable to obtain a boy operational aupplles, $4,000; main­ gation th;'ough the Fire Marshal's Four Injured darted off up an embankment. Tor- move by the House to limit de­ package deal which would cost It from the Greenville hospital to office of the blaze that leveled an welcomes an opportunity In the 400 million dollars a year. Murray Reject UN Charge ing their "freedom of action In tenance of plant, repairs by con; za, although shaken up, was not At Conn. College **/ W on Y Last Long fense spending to 46 blllIpnA They participate In the radio show. • tract, $4,000; supplies and other Injcoifipleted private dwelling in hurt seriously enough to warrant Security ' Council tomorrow to says the «ffer was not that high. Prior to the plenary session, political matters." This left the said such a limit woum scuttle Qjmmuntat-Jlalson-officer?-deliy- gate open, for ..a. .waUlxuit_.if the. Suritr appealed to northern ,..*XP,«n?fs,.$5,000,.,.______this community Sunday. In 3 Crashed medical. aid.^Schrqll. esca^^ ..un­ u. 8. ipiana ro" bring n r defensive show " up ■' the' “ 'TarseKbodB"" anil - - -:- 'J«Mess -Total- .Oesws...... - Shriners and' they ' reCbmm'endtKt X 'ixflTce spSR'eAtnBh'«««a'that 'Hii'.''Clinri'cg'’M7 Uphi^^ Oh other fronts, new idleness ered a note rejecting a IJN charge Georgians are dlasastisfled with Auxiliary agencies, etc. school scathed. strength to Its peak by mld-1954. "propaganda" in Russia's contin­ that five POW camps in North the nAtlonal party's convention* ac­ Macri, whose right leg Is affected library supplies, $1250; health, nothing new haa developed in the A Wilbur Crosa Highway 31 Eastland drive left yea.tei;day Hera la What the military stra­ has been reported because of the by infantile paralysis. case which was brought to their Collisions Yesterday- at ued charges that the U. S. and the strike. Korea were not properly marked. tions. A state party official said, salaries. $4600; transportation sal­ atralght-away accident involving to attend! the three-day June con­ tegists had to say: . John traveled by train and plane attention by Fire Chief Joseph De- two cars happened yesterilay af­ UN are waging germ warfare in About 8.300 employes are out in The note contained a counter­ however, there would be no bolt aries, $12,000; transportaion sup­ Secretary of Defense tovett charge that UN planes bombed or to the convention and Is expected plies, Ill.OOO; attend, enf. and Carit of Ellington after firefight­ Mile Hill Overpass and ternoon at 5:30. ference at Connecticut College, 'The Russians are out-hullding us five plants at Worcester, Mass., at the convention. I.endlng until the' also of the ganda remains In these false rials. Shortly before the fire uHped, tion Company, Wethersfield, was Precipitation during this period and organization procedures. Arnol.d 0 . Aroesoe appropriations bill is made known. charges. .They will, merely suc­ continues long endlfgh. Thursday. They now hold three of Johnny Wilson, crack Michigan there was a choice of three loca will on thfc average total over one This is the third annual pro­ 6HHs 6^^Ho tlona, the basement at the County out his dream house, the carpenter towing a truck-tractor driven by Bfadley.also told the Senators ceed in turning on themselves the Its rocky knobs. The Reds have State halfback, Is an honor stu­ Alexander Torza of Middletown half inch occurring as showers gram of thla type conducted by LUMBER COMPANY Manehaitar 8789 CLICKED FIRST been counterattacking bitterly. dent and president-elect of the Home In Vernon Center, the Tal said he had considered spending *tt>ti siati. the U.- S. doer not now have the •potllght of truth, We welcome the night there in an effort to ap­ Police said the vehicles were and thunderstorms toward the end the Service Bureau of Women's the oftmrtunlty to show up again Waco, Tex.—(NKA)—The first A U. S. Eighth Army briefing senior class. Is Te«h?lc«Ior! cottville school, where light, heat Organizations. 'n iE b a r t l b t t -b r a i n a b d o a military strength to back-up an prehend or scare away Intruders. Joined by a chain hitch and in some of the week. 255 CENTER STREET TEL. 5144 108 WoodMoe Street—TOL t-UU# Asiatic defense group patterned the Soviet falsehoods.” time Baylor's Larry Isbell threw officer said shelling by both sides VrsBli Vlrflnla ■janitor service and transportation a football It was good for 42 was "very heavy" Monday and Morsaa May* was a problem; and the one unfin­ DEWEY-RICHMAN after the North Atlantic Treaty Other western delegates with ‘‘Painting forces fighting In the Korean war yards and a touchdown' against that (he |iace held up today. ished room at the new elementary J it m a in ST. E8T. 1006 MANCHESTER I endorsed the American statement. South Carolina. Chinese tanks and -self-propelled The Clouds school In Dbbsonville. The build BU RN SID E^ ' With Sunahine” guns poured 8,000 shells on the ing committee will visit the school MTWlia Md MAHOKtm — asd .— Ji-t three AUied-held knobs Monday. and look over the situation and —U Marplijr CsrMU Wiid9 Wayar Adrlaa condition of the unused room uninint 1111115 UN fighter-bombers and tanks VIr. M. O’ Hmni -- rrta IU «th delivered answering fire. VKI.LOW FIN" William Hahn, Jr., called the HI- ;;u i.-SS “ Walk “ A t Cartaaa board's attention to the need. of GOLDEN A NNIVERSARY Four POW Pens Cleared CELEBR ATIN G OUR Koje Island, four big prisoner East Swords screening for the cafeteria at the in f o r a of war - pena wer« -emptied today On Beacon new. achqol...... , Point” Members of the Finance Board V- of 22,800 Chinese and North Street” Techalealor Korean Communist POWs. The ■ftsked many questions tn- regard only excitement was provided by S;1S t:4S-S:W to the budget. Superintendent two POWs Who broke ranks to get Chatterton told them that the fig­ * away from Red prisoner leaders. WED.: “ Red Ball Expreaa' ured-in the town of Vernon, ------P L U S------Fresh French Fried Pototoea—A net. is $l7b per pupil, in the grade ^ r--'------Eleven thousand North Koreans Genuine Taste Treat Alwaya At were to remain out of Compoimds i "“ Something To Live For” schools. The Board voted to In­ Our Speedl-Service Concesalon! crease the tuition In the schools, 92 and 96 only long enough for i . Coat. Every Night From Dusk ^ American guards to search the • EASY FREE PARKINQ • in the elementary schools from stockades for weapons and escape S200 to $230; and at t.hie high « ' Tlds Cem B cYm r tunnels. school from $275 to $290 per year. R.mt Mr. Wilson, chairman of the r.i'.i About 8,500 Chinese from 602 and 6.000 North Koreans from ad­ finance board, read the recommen­ dations of the -auditors in regard joining 603 were dispersed to new HERALD ON JUNE 90i smaller units housing about 500 OPEN FORUM to audit of all books and school each. ' APPROVES SUGGESTION funds. The Chinese sang lustily to their To the Editor, , . ^ The matter of the janitors and G o U m i Y ear, too... own string music and handed Brig. I am one Who agveea with the senttinent expressed In “ Heard -S: "ctertwst' help' not receiving, the Gen. Haydon L. Boatner,. Kojs Along Main Street” about the theater proKraroiulng. I am of the $300 cost of living bonus was commander, a present: A minia­ opinion that the theater* and movie magnates would do well^ to brought before the board. It was MEN'S I-- ture tank faabi.oned put of ration show one feature along with the old type comedies as we used, brought out that the sjeretary of cana. to know them; the "CharMe Chases.” the "Bon Turpins,” Laurel the school board wrote a letter SWIM TRUNKS Boatner has used the threat ol k Hardys, Buster Keatons, Harry Langdon, etc. stating they had received a re­ Right now .your present ear is-probably tanks frequently in the past few Everybody likes a good longh. Oh. how we used to enjoy the quest for the $300 for all person­ j'-i weeks In gaining uhdgntested con­ antica of the above-mentioned. Surely there must be some good nel. Mr. Wilson explained that trol over the Island's 80,000 pris­ comedians In Hollywood who could be employed In the slap-sU^ when the call for the town meeting oners. type at oomedy wo Used to enjoy so much. Even a. repeat of the went out, it ataterf the bonus re­ »1 .5 » The Chinese eventually will be old-ilmers would be a welcome MIef. ' ferred to teachers, and that was sent to Cheju Island off South Slnrerely, what the voters thought when Choose your tayorito colors from a Korea. About two months ago A Reader. they were voting. A sum of $27,- large selecllon of cotton prlnta or M 15,000 Chinese POWs who do not HOPE'YOU'RE RIGHT MR. OR MRS. READER.-WE 000 was voted, and although nnuji color poplins and acetate*. Pop*> want to return to Red rule were ARE GOING TO TRY IT WITH THIS GRAND MUSICAL HIT! there are not 90 teachers, this ular boxer style with full knit lining transferred to Cheju. number Including all personnel, it and change pocket. Sizes *8 to 88 Boatner plans to move a total was the feeling of the board they .should follow the call and the wotat m of 30,000 POWs from KoJe to ^ c o . o . .r ^OSICAC other islands. ’money be given only td the teach­ ers. It was voted that members of the Board would contact town counsel in an effort to correct Vlaine Vote Ousts the misunderstanding -'Tiae*mtat s r " ' Members of the American Le­ gion Auxiliary will hold a hat so- - -at--thetr-nneeUng.un-.Wedn.ea- •iff- (Continued from Page One) NYLON day, June 25 at 8 p. m. In the ”^ i f i ^ a OAR Hall. All those attending are walk after last week's furious SONG a-aked to weai^fiovel hats. There SWIM TRUNKS quegtlqg (or, delejgate support., , , wJU ba prizes, for tJitjnqst.arlglnjL Tart was' 'iii Washington, ■ at­ funniest and pfettle.st huts. 'AL-the- aiUmSkkaainmtmiiaomlOmmmltftlumlaitMlMeml, tending to his Senate duties. Els •TAimiMd AHW! concluston of the business session enhower. In Denver, meets with convention delegations from three A DODG A e4rii:e6

into the surrounding Russian,sone. the nation's judiciary on conatltu* for disposal. in the International Harvester New Hospital Number Heat Wave Eases Company's truck engine plant and Malan Mob Cuts tional questions. mmumty ‘Takes 10’ Mobs Rush Western officials said blocking Guards S(^ Water Springing Ban STRAWBERRY SUPPpI ^ e new tele'plmne number Warns Hollister Graduates officials halted work, sending the Itneg-would force West Ber­ home 2,650 workers. Opposition Rally gpooaOlfMBy T ' ' lin to discharge its lewage into the at Manchester Memorial Hos­ In M idw ^ pital that will become effective Water shortages threatened UNITED METHODIST CHURCH city's canals and rlveri. That, they Of Coming Double-Sessions Wichita, Kan., Lincoln, Neb., • and For State-Wide Alert To Shelters warned, would create a serious at 2 o'clock tomorrow after­ For Cities, Is Ordered by Martin (Continned trom Page Oee) ' noon is 2-5201., (Oontlnned from Page One) 'several Philadelphia suburban PUARRYVILLE. AT lOLTON health hazard for the Rusatana areas. A break in a water main zone areas into which the streams Superintendent of Schools Ar-,. .LaCosa, Beverly Lago, Irene La- Pacific Northwest, with refresh­ in Wichita affected^' Industrial gime—drove the Nationalists up a - r side street as 80 pollca arrived. Operation Oonneeticut' Upon Signal flow. Industries ------D og-G on* Action ' Made Neceffsary thur H. IHing'-presented dlpTomos Pollo. „----- ing showers, first hit the Plains plants. SATURDAY, JURE 21, Si'tt 7:N P. M. r Hospital Job Dorothy ytke, Roberta Lock- The Torchmen with police formed The West Berliners said they to ' 109 graduates of Hollister States and temporarily ended the A 36-lnch water line broke in Tickets 11.25 Childrento Under ^2,65e.| Paaaes Uneventfully on By Severe Decrease wood, Warren Markham, Albert a human barricade acroaa the (Oonttaned From n g * One) had received no official notice of (ConUnced from Pag* One) At 10:03 this morning Main more than week-long siege of col­ two places at Lincoln, cutting any sewer line cuts in the offing. Street School at 'impressive exer­ Martin, Ronald Masnlckl, John lar-wilting weather. Tempera­ the city's water supply two-thirds street but the Nationalists main­ Local Level as Traffic Obituary atreet was deserted' except for In Water Pressure tained their barrage of stonea For Reservations Call 4924 or 6563 » But thely said they were getting cises in the school auditorium this Mayhew, Paul McKay, George Mc­ tures were from 15 to 25 degrees Officials speculated the breaks h o m e c o m f o r t Is Complete Defense and tha othar for. tha lipent of the United Statesi 'Air De­ a few policemen, regular and from a'distance. Slopit Praple Scurry ready to meet the rumored action fense system. morning at 11 o'clock. The eighth Keever, Robert Miller, John Mo­ lower yesterday from the Dako­ probably were caused by the slack­ MENU) Ham, Baked Beans, Salads, RoUb, Coffee, m i Flrat Army. auxiliary, and some members From "Hours <>£ 4-9 graders who will become high ran, Marjorie O’Brien, Peter Brig. J. C. Krlok. deputy police anyway. "The Army emphasized that of .the press. tas southward to the Texas Pan­ ing off in the use of vyatcr with and Ntrawberry Shortcake Army In Action Deaths school fre.shmen next fall were O’Brien,- Carol O'Hara, Gretchen handle. the arrival of' cooler weather. commissioner, flnslly ordered the '~Xt lO'a. m. today airena blaated The flnal atep in completion of The Communists had about com- i)ts had moved to these positions A group of Civil Defense di­ { General Manager Richard Mar- MORIARTY Bros T Army men mtnned the Army’s pleUd dUmisaal of ail West Ber­ warned of increasing hardships Palmer, Patricia Pamphrey, Es­ The heat-snapping atr mass The water shortages in the Phil­ meeting abandoned after his men {ha Rad Alert in Manchaater and the new wing and remodeling of periodically for more than a year rectors stood on Center street, I tin announced this morning that upon students because of the dou­ ther Pasqualini, Gary Pavclack, failed to holt the stoning. control center, but glrle loaned liners working in the admlnlatra- I Henry Fr Churchill am^ that the current move has no moved into other hot spots In the adelphia suburbs were due to the 3 1 5 CENTER ST ..tl»eu*lu*it-tha*tate..aettln«-*:Opr Uie original JbuUding .at.Alanclujh -,Y.i.ewlng, .w,i.tb.. aRtlafaKtion,. G*.*. i he has ordered residents of the ble sessions to be imp<»ed next Gall Phillips, Carole Plgot, Ardella Midwest during the night. Chica­ The United Democratic Front— tion-.offleea o f the -East German ' Henry" ■ Pierce..Churchill ■' died spptiBl' •signtfliranca ------: j lbwii to 'st'dp''i)Slfig;th*lr 'hbwa be-- nearly trro .weeks of hot, ,^ry. T EI 5 13 5 •ration Coniiacticut" >in motion. ter Memorial Hoapital will be from the" Southern New EngTahS quiet center of town. Piemtyi' Thomatr ■ Poole.' ■ Pnscat g o.' Ititif) ffbrn two straight days a unlfitl oT ■'the opposition Labor Telephone Co., handled incoming railway aystem. Thoilb being fired yesterday at his home_ at 145 the air defense set-up . . . I tween the hours of 4 and 9 p. m. weather and'the Kcavy use 'o f Activity on Main at^eet, relatively had refused to' move to the Soviet One uncooperative creature, "Unfortunately, you ara the Prignano, Arthur Pyka, James of 95 temperatures, received the lawn sprinklers and outside swim­ and United Parties with the Torch k.it.H taken laaen tomorrOMrvomorrow aiioinuonafternoon whenwiien calls from towns around the state Adams street, Buckland.' He was lighter interceptors would be the ; The order Is effective Immediately first students lo ehter the high Ragazzo, Marjorie Reid, Barbara ■•fSAOL however, marred the otherwise cool air and showers shortly after ming pools. The shortages affect- Commandos—called the meeting ■--»v«n8»rp^w-tiir11* I eurb andi I.Uia.-Intoematlon.. offie« mlwid Aatee ■for-H**--own—Delensa-vmder--the- ihe-.son .of—thc.. laUi .Char.lga- And. ilrsL\_tjQ— engaga— iavading— air. .aadJKUUl«..gnforced^ school under the two session svs- i —lee, ------^ Tnntritght."Tlie - temperature—drop- T6 pTOtmt~ttnr'government*s—B- supervision of Edwin P. Hurley, Russian guards at Red Radio Josephine Churchill and was fort bombisrs. Aircraft which get ■pcrTect tifsf; DBnVBUg... -at eI2r'T.'lHlO''’li’dmc's '‘In'Tbwer'Trc'rlofi' -juiEtm nanoiu. aourried Into marked nvib' "Operation Connecticut” and Martin said he fo6R'"BIs^at!tton-' 'pTimT^pfogresa a c -, er. Loretta Rlzza, Geraldine Rii- ped into the high 60s after the township and 5,000 homes in the law setting up parliament as into a hew roomi off the main lob­ CD 'director for the telephone Berlin, Inside the British sector, merly from Wethersfield, . ■where through the •first line of defense because of a severe drop In the ye alieltera. the Importance of learning cordlngly, you will be the first' bacha. hottest day in nearly three years. West Oak lane area. high court with power to override by. The new telephone number will company. refused to let a West Berlin meter he was employed by the Charles wouId\ be faced by anti-aircraft water pressure yesterday between class to graduate from the new ' Martha Rubacha, Jon Rylander, few atragglera atill on the reader enter' the building to ace what tQ do in the event of an Scores of other cities reported it a few momenta after the be '2-5201 and become effec­ Over a battery o f phones, the C. Hart Co., for 20 years. battersries near vital •f®®’ those hours that resulted primar­ high school,” Illlng'sald. . Russell Saunders, Jahet Schaller, .what the Soviet-controlled sta­ eflemy attact,. a dog calmly ’.ecord heat marks for the date. rL went .dicected. .to. aKeUem. by, tive at 2 o'clock. gtdA._..egHjppf4 wltlLpenclls and He leaves his wife, Mary Pierce • • • V. ily from people watering their William Karvells, president of Heidi Schimmel, George Schober, Temperaturea ranged from 90 to ' A"Ta'rg?r swTlrl^ard with “six tion owes-fer electricity. Churchill; a son, George N. sauntered across Main street lawns. He said the pressure at lice' and auxiliary police. Some report pads, took messages from "Despite the increased effectlve- and strolled into Center Park. the graduating cltuss, extended Starr Schuster. Phyllis Slenda, 100 degrees along and east of the iMltoriata on Mancheater atreeta trunk lines will fa« added to the CD wardens stationed In outlying West Berlin officials aaid they Churchill, 50 Starkweather ne.ss of\the air defense system, it the Center, dropped from 60 to 25 greetings to parents, teachers and Ronald Simmons, Elaine Smith, Mississippi river to the Atlantic lIRad to hear the alren and were telephone service at the hospital. communities. could uae this as grounds to cut street; a daughter Mrs. Frederick IS expected that a determined at­ pounds and that the drop in pres­ guest speakers following the pro­ Eugene Snow, Barbara Stark­ coast with the exception of the off the station's current. They re­ D. Clark, 141 Adams .street; and a tMd by-police to park their In addition, cn inter-communtca- New London reported coopera­ tack would result in some enemy sure In homes In higher areas of cessional. President-elect Patricia weather, Lay Stoutnar, Virginia New England states. ferred the matter to British sister, Mrs. Florence Fathcrgill, of the town was even more marked. vehiclea. tldns system between departments tion between' Its citizens and nircraft ipetting through to their Shirer of Manchester High Sturtevant. It was 104 in Springfield, O. St. Traffic moving rapidly along will begin, making it possible to authorities, however, before tak­ Manchester. assigned targets.” ' According to the general mana­ . School’s Student Council brought ■ John Sullivan. Lynne Sund- Louis simmered through a second wardena and completely Cleared ing any action. Invites Public Center atraet and Middle turnpike Call within the hospital without Funeral services will be held Smith’s', assertion that Russia ger, who Issued the order under greetings from that school and qulst, Beverly Taylor, Robert consecutive day of 101 degree Home atreeta in one and a half minutes. Two West Berlin newspapermen tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock the authority of his role as super­ welcomed the Incoming freqhmen, thiough town alao halted. Out- requiring the switchboard opera­ Civil defense ofticlala found only has the capability of attacking the Twltchell, Barbara Tyrrell, Mar­ temperatures. There was some of-town motoriata, unaware, o f tor to make the connection. kidnapped by Communist police a at the Church of the Good Shep­ U. S. was made at a Pentagon intendent of the Water and Sewer also noting the double sessions and garet Vollrath, Edwprd Wade, hope of relief today to end the J2- one "flagrant violator” who will week ago .were released today. The herd. Burial will be In Village To View Plans Department, the lack of pressure Is Hiffr* a warmtr word anywh*r«7 Espffcially if "homo' 1$ your what waa going on, - cooperated Also, a paging syitem for doc­ be reported to Police Capt. John hews conference late yesterday. the need for more study at home Betty Jane Warner, Douglas day heat wave. raadily when instructed by police Reds gave no cxplahatiori. The Cemetery, Wethersfield. Friends is the result of the town's inade­ because of lack of facilities to be Rural tors will lie installed. It will be a To which Geii. Nathan F. Wetherell. Robert Wheat, Shirley own home? J. Courtney. newsmen said they were ques­ Other record breaking readings or auxiliary police. visual system rather than an audi­ may call at the Taylor and Mo- Twining, acting Chief of Staff for quate distribution system. He said offered. Paul Volquardscn out­ White. John Wilson, Raymond Included 96 In Cleveland and De­ Frank N. Kelly, local CD di­ tioned repeatedly but were treated Martin Announces Open the amount of water in the supply lined plans at Howell Cheney In the reaidentlal neighbor-, ble, system. Doctor's will have rector, said the only violator spot­ deen Funeral Home, 233 Wa.shlng- the Air Fo#ce, added: Winter, Thomas Woods. Marion troit; 95 in .Columbus and ­ well. system la more than sufficient to Technical School In conjunction Owninq one's own home has ever ranked among the uppermost of h o o ^ mothera quickly called their numbers and 11 ttatlpiia will be ted by the official 'observers high ton street, Hartford, from 6 to 10 House Thursday to Wright. Eugene Yost. nati; 98 in Huntington. W. Va., children Indoora and activity came Charge Slave Labor o'clock tonight. "Wo can have no assurance of meet the town’s needs. with Its close relationship with Free Delivery? maintained throughout the hospi­ atop the Mochican Hotel w-as an and • Little Rock, Ark., and 89 in man's ambitions. to a atandatlll. At Bonn, Baltic representatives long-range forewarning of a de­ Give Data on Schools Nmv.'lMpe Line"' the high school. tal. There wilt be no "calling Doc. autQmoblle dealer who was mov­ cision by the Kremlin to attempt Buffalo. N. Y. An oooaalonal emergency vehl- charged that 25 per cent of the Mrs, Helena Thompaon The order will be in effect until Mrs. George Budd presented the You bet! NEW MODEL friendly route* lor Kildare," but ing ...cara and . gassing up. oUitfr. .an,.assault .dn us. The ilack- of a .... srt awards._Douglas _ Wetherell Readings continued at record «ta pg— T thii tramc atandard- at population -of ■ the' three' captive' M rs.' Helena "THompso'^ of 8' General M'anager- Richard Mar­ the $50,600 project- to lnaprov* the highs lit moat q f■ the ^uU i,- wlU^^ . T ile ’s DO need Jo ...... ' ber-.wlli flash on. the stat&ns and vehicles, during tha .ten-minute thorough 24-houi> watch is a weak- "was' awarded- first-prize.-—Dbitnii ..menireffulerly. plekrup deUyw taundrF ■ the OaaUr...... - •Bai t I c countries-^1,500,060 per­ High'afreet, Florence, Mass!, died tin anno'anced this morning ihat water service in the Manchester [Local Stocks iOO above marks in' many area*. fine ambition while ybii waili It infty well he ...... ■;• he will pick up his call, \ test. sons—have been sent into slave ne.*-s we can *no longer afford." Betko, who received her gold key and dry cleaninR In ANDOVER, WAP- Om Bitch Telephone company personnel suddenly, Sunday, at the home of Green area, now under contruc- Arkansas has not had a major The entire operation went off Bridgeport KInw labor by the Russian.^. Twining said Intelligence esti­ an open house will be held in the at ceremonies in Avery. Memorial more pgjs.siblc than you think. After a reason- , PING, BOLTON, VERNON, TALCOTT* will instruct the 1,5 operators who her brother, Benjamin Packett of tion, ia completed, which is expect­ Quotations Furnished By rainfall in 25 day.4. Washington's artth only one .hitch. The trana- Hridgeport was a lilUe slower mates credit 1 Russia with being hearing room of the Municipal In Hartford following completion able down payment jt may coat you NO MORE R.epresentatiyes of Lithuania, 35 Morse Road. ed to be in about a month. .When _ Cohurn A Mlddlehrook. Inc. top mark was 93 and Philadelphia V IL L E , C O V E N T R Y . ______mlttef for the amateur radio com: are employed on the three .shifts but just as satisfactory. Civil Dei of the alale-Wifle cnntekt recently, to buy than to pay your preaewr rent. ' ...... T! Latvia and Estonia, leaders of the Besides Mr. Packett, ahe leaves capable o f lafihchihg at ah'y time Building between 2lihd 9~p.'Tn'. on that new water pipe line from the Market Closed Saturdays sweltered in 92 degree heat. It municationa team, Jocated In the at the hospital They will be in­ fense and city officials, viewing Central Committee of the Baltic more than 400'four-englne bombers also received an award. 1 p, m. prices structed Individually on tha new a daughter. Mrs. George Corbett Thursday to disseminate informa­ Porter street reservoir to the Suporintondont Illinp announced waa 94 in Harrisburg, Pa,, atyd 93 Look for our trucks — or call 8072. We'll baaement of the police atatlon, the state-wide air raid drill today National Committee in West Ger­ loaded with enough bombs—atomic Green area Is completed, the situa­ Bank Stocks wllchlKiard,^ aetu^,______trom an. air. ohaervation-poat atop, of Wllliamri)urg, Mass., and a tion about the proposed Vernon- _ ..the , acholarship. award.* ..and ' pre­ in Pittsburgh. Inquire about, t his vcry^pnibable fact at Man-______hiVe e driver etop nex hc*8 in your went out. o f -order- - -A . mobile many,, told a newa-conference "a and otherwlse--to -hlaat all- Ll-S. tion in” the whole dtatributiorr ayi’ ■ , ------:, Didt^sked ... Netv T ork "and Newark," N." ■ J„- tranamlttar unit qulokly took up a the Bridgeport City 'IVust Oom coldly calculated plan for fhe grandchild.'...... Lydall elementary school project sented them before handing out , cheater Savings and I.oan new, fflehdiy quarlers neiffhimhood. The funeral will be held Wed­ meV'opolitan ' ladustrial tanget tern will be relieved. First National Bank v;ere comparatively cool with high poat at the rear of atatlon and pany in the heart of the city, physical and spiritual deetniction areas. and the proposed additions to the diplomas. The Robertson prizes for 33 35 nesday at 8 a. m. at the Church of Martin's order is similar to one the highest scholastic students of Manchester .... marks of 84 while in New England at 1007 Main Street. f eatabliahed contact with three op- Soiitli Chiirfh ^ termed the resulta good. of the Baltic people Is In full The start o i "Operation Sky- Bowers and South schools in anti­ Hartford National eratora Ocattered about town. swdng.” the Ascension in, Florence. Burial issued last year by the late Gen­ were awarded to E.sther Pasqualini the maxlmums ranged from 64 in Chria Weache, Civil Defense watch" was announced yesterday cipation of the referendum to be eral Manager George H. Waddell, ■ Bank and Trust .. 29'A Caribou, Me., to 84 in Boston. PoUOe headquartera kept in con­ 'director, aaid that streets were The conference marked the 11th will be In the Holy Family Ceme­ held on the appropriations for the and Thomas Woods. PTA award.* 85 Open Daily 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. tery, Essex Junction, Vt. by the Defense {department after a when a drop in' the water praraure Hartford Conn. Trust The heat was blamed for halt­ tact with five police cara patroling WSCS Installs \ cleared quickly but that many per­ anniversary of the first mass de­ three projects June 24. for students showing the greatest Manchester Trust .. Funeral arrangements are In conference of Civil Defense direc­ during the summer months requir­ Improvement were made to Bar­ ing production in three big De­ Thursdays 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. tha town. sons sought poor shelter and were portations of Baltic peoples in the tors from all states and territories. In a notice to town officials di­ Phoenix State Bank troit auto plants, making idle Raporta from the police cara charge of the Qulsh Funeral Home, ed the same action. bara Cassells and Robert Carter. NEW MODTL "first Soviet occupation" of 1941, 64 New Officers "clearly unaware of proper ahelter The border watph had been sched­ rectly concerned with the special Martin said the assistant super­ and T ru s t...... 60 some 13,000 workers. The em­ after elect indicated that the when the USSR moved In on the 225 Main street. The class offered two vocal Fire Insurance C'omnanlee Closed Wednesdays from Noon places.” The audibility of airena uled to start May 17 but waa post­ election, Martin said the polls will intendent of the Water and Sewer ployes ln_^ the Hudson, Chrysler LAUNDRY A DRY DLEANIN6 elrene could hot be heard in eome was termed a “aucceaa," three republlcf. probably be open the day of the selections. "You’ll Never Walk Aetna Fire ...... 65 57 Mrs. Frederick C. Allen 6f Put­ poned to allow more time for Departmmit. Fred E. Thrall, will Alone” and "May the Good Lord and F old ‘ plants were sent home Phone 2-4588 or 2-4589 parta of town. Only a few minor To replace the deported popula­ organizing' spotters. referendum from 8 a. ni. to 8 p. m. Hartfprd Fire ...... 137 142 after groups of workers left their nam, formerly of Manchester, vice Alden A. Ameden, Fairfield arrange with Chief of Police Her­ Ble.*.* and Keep You.” Starr vtoiatlona were reported, two, of County director for Civil Defense, tions, the Riisslans were accused The network of lookouts will be ini the East and West Side recrea­ National Fire ...... 64 60*4 jobs because of the 96 degree tem­ evolving-peraona who could man O. Schendel for a supernum­ Schuster was soloist during pre­ president, of the Norwich Dislrict aaid preliminary reports indicated of bringing in hundreds o f thou­ coordinated with the Canadian tion buildlnga the State Armory Phoenix ...... _8814 93'.4 peratures. ------haar tha alert becauae of phy- erary policeman to patrol those sentation of the first number. The CTfe and Indemnity Ins. Cos. Women's Society of Christian that the test was "most satisfac­ sands of persons from the interior The Air Defense program. Smith said and |lhe Community Y. The meroury climbed to 95 In handicapt. of the USSR, many of them Balts areas where the lack of pressure Is entire chorus sang "Arrilirlca, the Aetna Casualty ...... 95 100 MANCHESTER service. Installed the offleers of the. tory.” . . . skywatching in Alaska and Ha- A f the open house Thursday. Beautiful” before the recessional. Indianapolis but it zoomed to 115 ,.itrp1d>an Alvin J^ ld l, operat- who lived In Russia Since World . not ...linHed,. .wjih .the .nanr- Martin.said, pictures and plans of the most eerious to insure com­ Aetna Life ...... 92 96 a walkie-talkie radio,' report- 'South Methodist WSCS-last night!, . Louis —D.' Marchese,. com ­ pliance ■artth- Maitiil'ji .prden The • » Warren Wood, director • of . nHisic Conn. General ‘.tv . : ; 144 140• and the president, Mrs. Harvey mander of the Westport State Po­ War 1 and were'cbnslde'rtif su(#i- Doctor— Hnental organization but operates the three projects,' for " whfeh a ! ; ...... i ' frdm Pitkin and Portar atreeta clently Sovietlzed , to be trusted Independently. total appropriation of $1,580,000 ia supernumerary will be paid by th"e -----Th‘Tri'c‘"clcTti?Tftary schools, presid­ Hartford Steam Boil. . 40 43 Conklin, gave the "Statement of lice barracks reportei) tha{; State water department for this service. ed at the piano during the sing- Travelers ...... 635 655 t "everything ia atlll." He re­ Purpose." Police brought about 1,500 cars back in the coastal areas. Observers will be spotted in 27 being sought, will be displayed, and ad an induatrlal plant in the •tales stretchingfrom{^orth Caro­ officials acquainted with the pro­ Aid Measure* . Public UtiUtles STATIONERY Mrs. Allen said "We are starting to a atop on the Merritt Parkway Lend-Lmoe Offer Class officers besides president Conn. Light Power .. 14% 16*4 had ahU^ down for the dura- a new quadrennium in the Metho­ In Washington, a. surprise offer Says lina northward to Canada, west­ gram will be present to explain In the meantime. Marlin said, AIRMAIL • NOTES of tha alert. Me aaid, however, during the test. Forty State Police- ward to the Pacific Coast and it and to answer questions regard­ the water department ia taking Kafvelis are Elizabeth Elder, vice Conn. Power ...... 35*/2 37*4 LEADING BRANDS dist Church, with a new theme and ,men augmented by ISO auxiliary by the Russians to move bark 186 president; Joyce Cunliff. secre­ Hartford Elec. Lt. . . . 47 ' 49 ASSOCIATION 1 1 H M M ♦ ♦ »»»♦ ♦ ♦ tljAt the araa waa a "dead" one in new emphaaea in our women’s American ahlps was regarded by southward to San Diego. ing it in detail. steps to aid residents where the. patrolmen were stationed at stra­ Cure and Treatment of Rare lack of pressure is particularly tary; and George McKeever, Hartford Gas Co...... 38 41 Arthur Drugstores Uitt tha alren could not be heard. works, "That the Kingdom of God State department officials as ad­ Muscle Disease Are Improved The Board of Directors ap­ __ • ‘Very Sucoeeaful’ tegic stops along the highway acute. The Love lane well is being 'treasurer. So. New England May Be Realized.’ All of ua will from the Connecticut-New York vancing negotiations, for settling, proved the appropriations for the Tel...... 34 36 ^Beraian b. BChendel, CD direc­ three projects In a special meet­ place in operation to service the Following is the list of gradu­ hear much more about our goal as line to the Milford toll-house. the Soviet Unlon'.s 11-bijllon-dol- By EinVIN P. .IORDAN, M. D. tor. later commented that the alert the year progresses, but It seems ing Friday, night after trimming residents in the Keeney street ates: Alanufacturlng Oomoanles In the Fairfield County Court lar world war two lend-lease ac­ Written for NEA Service South Coventry Following is the list of grad­ k ^ heen "very auccaaoful except fitting that, these goals should be about 10 per rent from an orig­ area where the high elevation Am. Hardware ...... 20*4 22 House a crowd dispersed to the count. places an especially heavy burden uate.*: Arrow. Hart, Heg. . .. 45'a 48 c ^ t aome motoriata could not hear presented first through our new Myasthenia gravis ii \ rather Mrs. Pauline Little inal estimate of their cost total­ officers." , cellar of the building just a few Moscow made the offer yester­ ing $1,750,000. The Items which on the diatrlbution system. Joel Alvord, Gail Anderson, Assoc. Spring ...... 29 32 P>e alren.” Coventry 7-8281 Louis Arcari, William Batch, Rose Bristol Bra.ss...... 13 15 ' The police loudapeaker truck Approximately 100 members of moments before a heavy strip of day in an unexpected renewal of uncommon di.sea.se. Us cause is the voters will now either accept The emergency pump at the toured the central part of town the society. Including new officers plaster, six foot long and eight negiTtistlons which have dragged still unknown b\il Us treatment, or reject are a $1,200,000 appro­ Green will also be placed in opera­ Marie Bartley, Kenneth Bennett, Collins ...... 155 175 Donna Betko, Ann Bingham, Ruth Em-Hart ...... 74 79 and warned a few atragglera to committee chairmen and group inches wide, fell eight feet to the on more than five years. The ships if not cure, has been enormously "Wedding Bells" priation for the 18-rom, Vernon- tion to aid that section. At the floor in an upitalrs chamber. The are among 670 turned over to the "Wedding Bells" will be the Lydall elementary school, a $250.- present, however, department em­ Bikernicks, Norma Boulay, David Fafnir Bearing ...... 34)4 37 taka aheltar. leaders gathered in the sanctuary Improved upon. It is generally Hart Cooley...... 35*4 38 of tbs chureh. The new offleers aa- Incident lent a touch of gplm real­ Soviets by this country during the theme of the Coventry Grange Lec­ 000 appropriation for a seven- ployes are- experimenting with Bowers, Ronald Brault, Sanford & 1 Three or four peraons jumped cvidenced.-by-a combination of fa-, turer's Hour, program Thursday various valve ae’tUngs. on the Brown. Louise , Carrier, Robert Landers, Frary. Clk. , 22 !4 . 24 the gun by leavintr a Main atreet aembled at the altar for the im­ ity to the drill. war.,. room addition to the Bowers Yesterday’s State department tigue. wcokneas and frequently after the business meeting,^ gt , 8 .School and a $130,000 appropria­ pump to as.sure that the increase Carter. Barbara Cassells. Arthur New Brit. Mach. Co. . 31 33 ktietter a few aeconda before the pressive ceremony, each - building ExeeiUent Keopnnae North and Judd ...... 27. 3C up the symbol of a 12-pointed star meeting was the first to take up p. m. at the hall in North Coventry. tion for a two-room expansion gnd in pressure for the Green area will Cooney. Stephan Cooper, Joyce M clear (wunded, but they _wera Bristol's response was rated ex­ wasting of muscles, particularly not be effected at the expense of Cunliffe, Frederick Delnlck! Rod­ Rusaell Mfg...... 15 17 depicting the work o f the ,WSCS. cellent with street clearance In leas the -Wng-atanding dispute since those In the tipper part 'of the Ml', and. Mrs. Thqmaa D , McKinney renovation of the South School----- promptl^-<|^t back by a pollce- will give musical selections, includ­ the'^essufe l'n the Pl3THoulh lane ney Dolln, Judith F-dwards, Eliza­ Stanley Works com. . 49 ' '53 Mrs. Pauline Straight, president, than two minutes. last August. It left the two, gov­ body. The directors Friday night clip­ ing the "Wedding March"; G. Ray­ ped $140,000 from the Vernon- and Coburn road section. beth Elder. Peter Federico. Terry Steam ...... 90 IOC I ^hendei reported that local in-- -In accepting the c'hallenge said: Middletown waa on schedule and ernments as far apart as ever on Although the disease does not Torrlni(ton ' ...... 3 3 35 "Splrituau growth, widening fel­ other major issues. Officials said, mond Johnson, a recitation, ‘Equal Lydall school estimate and $30.- James Fitzpatrick, Gary Gard­ BEATS ALL OTHERS M FORERUNNER S m iN fi Huatrieh cooperated to the (ulleat reported its fire equipment distrib­ act upon any two patients exactly ner, ■ Theresa Genovese, Linda Union Mfg...... 18 21 lowship. a world church, peace, however, the proposal' to turn back alike, a vivid description waa Exchange” ; Mrs. Arthur J. Vinton 000 from the Bowers project esti­ w atopping work wherever they uted within a mile's radius In the a vocal selection. Colored slides George,, Dorothy Claiber, Dorothy U. S. Envelope com. .. 72 85 Here'* the big reason why this ia the “hottest” car in do ao and aendlng v^'orkere nUsslons these arc our goals. If town's outskirts. More than 200 some of the vessels was at least given by an anonymous patient a mate. The South School appro­ U. S. Envelope pfd. .. 61 6( MUld a step toward aettlement. taken by Jame* T, Laidlaw of four 3 Local Girls Gonder.' Joseph Hahn, Ralph Hal- our history. Mercury offers you something rceiiy new to ahelter arcaa. Cheney Brothera each officer, each member of the CD workers cooperated In the ef­ few years ago In a British medfcal priation request was left Intact. Veedcr-Root ...... 32'4 3f _ Woman's Society of Christian Grange-members’ _ wedding parties vorsen. Jamea Ham. Peter Han­ and Pioneer Parachute Company fort. The United Staties is expected to journal. will be shown by Mrs. Laidlaw. sen, Larry Hatfield. William The above quotations are not la . . . in fact, tvttyth in g new. And folks like you have Service will accept the challenge Walerbury was a little alow but accept the propdaal but to renaw The patient waa 18 years old In be construed a* actual markets. halted aoma operatlona to allow of personal diacipleshlp, than. In­ These will inchide Sister Clara Get Study Aid Holmes, Kenneth Irish., Gordon been quick to recognize-and respond to-thia amployas to go to aheltara. was judged safely tucked away In a demand for the return of other 192.'). she first noticed acelng Johansen, Agnes Kalacis,. Vito deed.—the Kingdom of God may vessels. A further meeting of ne­ dunble and felt fatigued. After Hutt, Sister Gladys Pescetello, Beivefits Hike For this it no mere face lift . . . no yeara-ago model ; Cunver Manufacturing Com- four to five minutes. Brother Ronald E. Edniondson and Kaminskas, William Karvells. It really would be a novelty If, be realized." West Hartford took so long that gotiating, groups was set for Wed­ several months of this, while she Three local girls and one Rock­ just for a change, a bull threw a with the chrome moved around. Thia car faces the wny, a machine shop, reported Mrs. Ann Strickland Pratt pre- nesday. Brother James T. Laidlaw,. which ' Mlctiael"Kelley. Denis Kerin. Ed­ hat they held a voluntary test there was general critciam ovet was ironing a dress, she suddenly Gets House Vole ville girl were among the 300 Con­ ward Kerin, Nancy King, Richard congressman* alded at the organ with an inter­ In addition, a Russian group found that she could not hold up were taken by Richard King, a for­ future with freah, buoyant styling that will stay m raatarday afternoon In order to people pressing to doors and win­ mer local member end a prc.sent necticut students named by the lude of music while the guests dows to see what waa going on. headed by Boris I. Karavaev, tem­ her head, which kept dropping State Health Department yester­ •tyle-and protect your investment. lad any hitchee In their aetup. gathered in the sanctuary. She porarily In charge of the Soviet forward. Ashford Grange member. Mrs. G. (Continued from Page One) nw y db^euVered yesterday thnt It was also reported that people tn I^ymond Johnson, lecturer, re- day to receive state scholarship played “ Prelude on Amsterdam” Mores could not hear the warning embassy, renewed an offer of 300 Soon thereafter her knee'* start­ aid for nursing studies in the 1952- one girl was left behind In the by Demarest and Postludel "Fan- million dollars for a final over-all ed giving way uiidernejflh her at ■'quests all married members to' they may benefit from the freeze siren. West Hartford qlso brought bring pictures of their wedding or 53 school year. (bill. The test want smoothly this taaia In F" by Polleri. Hymns were up the question—if people remain lend-lease settlement. This would odd times and her eyelids would provision. taornlng. but a company ipokea- pictures taken near the time of From Manchester are Dorothy "O Master Let Me Walk With in their ears, should their windows be their payment for all other droop as soon as she became the Rep. Reed (R.-NY) paced the op- Spalding, 24 Locust street; Eve­ nan said they could not hear the Thee" anil "We Thank Thee, their wedding. ^ Single members be up or down ? ships and for msepine tools, loco­ least bit. ttred. (iostion, arguing that the provi­ lyn Guynup, 81 Oakland atreet: ylrena over the noise of the iha- Lord.” are requested to brihg pictures of sion would give Ewing too much New Britain wardens had no motives and other elvilian type She became weaker and weaker. themselves. and Janet Audette, 42 Lancaster ahlnery, Officers and guests were enter­ fault to. find with the cUizens goods still usable at 'VJ Day. Many drugs were tried and many control over the medical profes­ I Otter small ahopa contacted tained at dinner preceding the Seven local students , of Man­ sion. road. Jane Brown of Rockville was there. The cooperation was goo<^ The U. S., which ia asking 800 doctors consulted without any real also si recipient of the scholarship hopoMed workers remained lo meeting. Each gHiest wore a beau­ and the response to the alarm Im­ mlllian dollars plus the ships, improvement. This went on for chester High School received their Doughton denied that the meas­ |d>elt<' iltara wherever possible. tiful corsage made by Mias Ethel diplomas during exercises at the ure has anything to do with so- aid. mediate. again rejected the offer. Officials 10 years, and as she said, ‘T had The funds for this project were Gosloe. Program arrangements Ehccallent reports also cante from said it was made plain, however, ■no real hope of recovery, but -I State Theater,. Msncheatdr. Frldai’. ciallzod medicine which, he told were made by Mrs. Walter Hol­ Those included Alma LorHta Hill, the House, he "will never be for.” appropriated by the 1962 Legisla­ Barkliannoted, Farmington. Glas­ that this figure might^bc scaled eventually became resigned tenny ture, 'With all of the state's nurs­ man, Mrs. Charles Straight and tonbury, Mancheater, ' Meriden, down If Moscow came up with a fate.” Georgianna L Hill, Helen J. Jor­ • The social security increase is h Public RecortU Mrs. William Moore. FlorU deeor- dan, Robert Montelth Keller, Mari­ being reconsidered by the House. ing schools participating. Girl.f Portland and Wlllington. constructive proposal to bridge Ten years after the first .syinp- wishing to enter the nursing pro- attona were in charge of Mra. Ma­ Traffic Is HalUd the gap. lyn Jean Loyzim, Marie Anna Voting under a parliamentary pro­ toms began, the patient's fiance, fa.sslon may apply for the scholar­ Warrantee Deeds rlon Eddy and Miss Goslee. - Out on the state highways, the who was a medical student, told Maceyka and Diana Lee Motycka. cedure that required a two-thirds Edward J. Holl to Richard A. Following the instUlation a response of traffic was universal her that he had something, new Honor studenta were Alma. Robert, majority, the House rejected the ship aid after being accepted by Marilyn and Diana. one of these state-approved 'nurs­ Lwson, property on Hemlock business meeting and reception ly good, Lt. Walker Bowas of the for her to try. Her first thought, ■ ^ measure recently. ktreet. was held Jn the bhapal, with the State Police, statlonbd at tha Hospital Notes she said, u’aa "Oh bother! An­ Acting Cansultant ing schools. FOR L. Jamea V. Downing and Helen G. Mizapah group, as hoataaaes. A emergency control center, said other injection and another false Mrs. Joseph Motycka of Sim­ Downing to Robert D. Ames and basket of garden flowers with two A Civil Air Patrol observer hope." mons road. North Coventry, will ADMITTED YESTERDAY: serve as a consultant in a discus­ tiola r . Amea, property on Mc­ punch bowls at each end of the said, however, that traffic re- John Hohl, 43 Princeton street "I submitted to the Injection," Set Youth Banquet Two Controversies Kinley -atreet.' table completed the tasteful de- she said, "and within a few min- sion group On "Efforts to Secure sumed progre.-w on the state high- Karl French. 33 WIndemere atreet «ntL.^|d_SuperiQr Teachers for PteneSr^Hiffiei' W Ollt-mTBtf w w trV w y waaiigi. the Allen Nolan to Bernard J. P\i. When I lifted m y arms, exerting X'maller'Cbrnmunl'Hes’'' JiiHtig the blasts signalling the all clear had atreet; Charles Baxter, Jr„ S6l New England Conference on Rural jtugh and. Mary. H.,Fuduah-proper. aoundsd. .Most o f • t t e traffto -was Summit Atreatt Mrs.-Annle-Lewts, the effort..to .which J had.hecoine V on Lenox atreet. Life and EttacHtloil beglrt'nlhg Suh- ' The Luther League of'Emanuel' Ledyaftl Pair Retd mo'ving while the first blast was 38 Summer street; George Coch­ accustomed, they shot Into the air. Claremont, Calif., June 17— ttnltoUlm Daeda day through June ,24. 'Tl}«, confer­ Lutheran ChurchJs sponsoring its sounding. ran. 337 West Center street; Mich­ My upper eyeHdS 'were strangely -—Two- major eontroveialal....mat:. -M a rion Copeland to Ruaiell E. retracted (pulled up), and every ence wHTl be at the Hniversitv of ahnual'Ybuih''Banquet iJiia' Friday Lester C. Roaenbeck. radio dla- ael Pinatello. 104 Homestead Rhode Island at Kingston. Super­ night, in the. church vestry at 6:30. tera are expected to stir up llvel^ iDopaland, property on Greenwood On Murder Charge street; Mrs. Frances , Kgminskt. movement 1 attempted was gro- patchrr for the HartfortippnJ fklueatioh Aaspete^ . Also .Jeaturad on. .the .program Major interest -will be focused JtoU(.{>Mpovtywa^tagaBt4tMet<. ■filim ffi 'T6«>n’'CAti¥l-rff tbe '\ystk{'r ’ John Francis Williams and Marv The drug was neostigmine mentary supervisor, and Henry W Vetter, a student at Manchester Mrs. Edna Gerow and Mrs. Mar­ patrol cars roaming the city in Hanna', 22 Tyler .circle; Frances Ford, former Robertson School gelical and Reformed Church. 'ITie._^ OaUiryn Cates, both of Manches- tha All>'n Lewis were Charged w-ith search of violators. He did not Sweet. 21 Oval lane. which the patient continued to High . School and the valedictory lar. principal, will also attend the con­ other debate will concern the coun­ the fatal bludgeoning of Herbert receive a single call. ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Mar­ take almost every day for the'Hext address, given by Barbara Bengt- cil for social action of the denom­ ' Warren-Tlmberlake Oabome. of 14 years. ference. The leader of Mrs., Mo- son at this yearia high schooI. com- Lewis. Jr., stepfather of. Mrs. Ge­ ilyn Gamble. 91 Adelaide road; tycka'a group will be Sitnerlntefld- ination. IBEATS ALL OTHERS IN ECONOMY RUN Kaw Britain, and Evelyn Ida Jac­ Peggy O'Neill, 10 Mintz Court: Drug Offer* Kelli-f meracement and entitled, "Respon- E BERL NG row and Mra. Le\yia' husband, ent Alfred A. Bracev of Canton, Lay and clerical opponents to 5 1 1 ques, of Bristol early-jn the momnig of last June 8 Nancy Doiin, 99 Hemlock atreet;- In the summer of 1937 the pa­ aibilitiea in the Future." Jamea Thompson Sloan, Jr„ and Me. The theme of the program the council charge that the social You hear claims all around about economy. But who a while he slept. East Reds Ready Annesley, Trotter, , 15 Bigelow tient married her medicaf fiance. Colored elldei of the Colorado action group ia too leftls. Opposi­ Marjorie LouUw Dimlow, both of With an additional drug started in will be "Utilizing the Resources of the oSicial champion, selected by the A m e r ^ Aut^ - In statements to State Police, street. Smaller Communities." Youth Convention will be shown tion forcea to the council an­ SAFETY TIRE SALE Manchester, June 23, Rev. John BIRTHS TODAY: twins, a boy 1940, ahe became eo well that in_ by Miss Lillian Olson, teacher at Hannon. the women charged I.ewis with Couscription Law nounced they will bring the matter mobile Association in open competition? The record mistreating and boating them. and girl, lo Mr. snA-Mi^. Andrew 1942 she began work in a tank' Bowers School. Doris Gunsten, up at Saturday afternoon's' session. . ' Lease . They have been In custody since Kravantka. Manchester' road. factory) presidenUof the league will serve shows it’s Mercury-twice the Sweepalakea champion ■ Frank Shlmaitla, Sr„ to Dr. Although the merger.question is reporting the action to Groton (ConttBaed from Page One) DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: "During my three years at a ae tdastmlstreaa, and Roger expected. to -produce a lively against all comers in the Mobilgaa Economy Run, Winfleld' Moyer, northerly half of State Police several hours after Patrick Gilroy. 79 Olcott drive; bench in the view ioom,” she said, BUY 3... H H n i •acond floor of 3^2 Main street, for So They Say^ Loucka will lead the group sing­ Thursday morning session, any ac­ three timet champion in its class. Here’* the car Art Lewis was beaten about the head party. The law is certain * f pass­ Mrs. Alice Ross and daughter. 15 "I was , often picked out by the ing. Another highlight of the eve­ tion taken at Claremont will not be two yean at annual rental of *1,- with the blunt end of an axe. He age by the Volkskammer, whose Preston drive; Mrs. Edith Slocum, foreman for a heavy job. on the SOO, effective June l, 19S2. ning wll) be the reception of new binding upon the Congregational- has ■what you want that the. othera vriah they had. died after the beating. 400 members never have cast a 19 Wellington road; Mrs. Freda grounds that I was 'one of the Prom now on we mean business. membera, namely those young peo­ ist Church. The 1,600 lay and cler­ G S f | P O ^ 1 BoUdlBg Permits The hearing before Judge Wil­ dissenting vote in the three-year Nelson, 71 Delmont street: Mrs. tough ones.' ” ■ Stop around soon for • no-obligaUon ride. { For alterations and additions to If Ithe Opposition radical party) ple recently confirnied at Emanuel, ical delegates hope, however, to liam Loftus, Sr., Public Defender history of the chamber. Eleanor, Karp and daughter. 58 Although myasthenia gravis wants to operate as a decent oppo­ who will be gueata of the league write a constitution that will ♦wallings, to Edgar W’. Fish for Already in Berlin, woipen are Crosbv road. does not always respond as well Edgar W. FUh et ux at 61 Oliver George Gilman was appointed tem­ sition should operate, it's all right. at the banquet. prove acceptable to all aides in the ANOTHER porary guardian of Mrs. Gerow being dragooned lo dp the work DISCHARGED TODAYt Patsle as this, the medicine with others, But no plots. . . . God help them merger'dispute. - . road. 3500; Harry Rylander for is offering a .great measure of re- The meal has been planned .by because she is a minor. of men, ao that the men will be Uriano. Gbodvear; Mra. Rina Pel- the day I get firm. the dinner" committee beaded by The present CongregaUanAI J<*n S. Rottner at <83 Center freed for Army conscription. Wo­ lief to many sufferers fri/m this After denying a defense motion letter. Rockville; Donna Mordav- —Juan D. Peron, president of Mrs. Amy Carlson. Mothers o f the Christian Church la itself the re­ Street, $560, and Howard Chase, to throw out the case (demuVrer) men are bring used as street car .aky. 93 North street; Judith Ellis. curious disorder. L Argentina. LIFE sult of a merger which was ac­ i r ., at 138 Cooper street, $400. the judge ordered them bound over operators In East Berlin. The West leaguefs will ass let in serving the t For dwalUngs, to Thomas Mut- 35 South Alton street: Ro-er Den­ dinner. complished in 1931. Total member­ without . Berlin traffic bureau aerv'ed no­ nison. 3.3 Stone street: Mrs. Mar­ FINAST P.AY HIKE Our most important, and our ♦puh. atories. six rooms, on All young people of Ehnanuel ship from this union ia 1,250,000. Mrs. Lewis was returned to the tice today it would not let the wo­ guerite Chace! 138 Cooper street: Boston, June 17—(,P)—The heaviest military burden ia not Dr. Verve V. Loper, minister of 'And .. .'•xtra tavinga it you n««d only , on* or two C ^ e r street, $11,000, and John are urged to attend and bring their county jail in NorWich to await men operators cross Into West William Carmody, 659 Hartford Regional Wage Stabilization across the Atlantic. It is at home. t h e First Congregational tiroB* ComB in today’— ihi* off®r i* t o a liinitBd Mora for John Mora et ux, two Berlin. The cars must wait at the Board announced today approv­ frienda. Tickets may be secured in CP rii DV yoroa. aeven rooms,'and breeze- trial while her daughter was re­ road; .JJrs. Emily Buccino, And­ Our own mobilization la our high­ Church, Berkeley, and National time only. turned to the New London County sector borders for male operators. over. al of pay hikes for 11,650 em­ est-priced investment In peace. from Dolorea Hellatrom or Robert Moderator of the Church, eetl- way and garage on Hackmatack May Shut Sewers ployes of First National Stormt- Carlson or reservations made at set, $12,000. —Gen. Omar N. Bradley. mates the total membership would SPECIAL TNADi-IN AllOWAN A court spokesman said the trial The sewers of Brriln also Inc., and Stop and Shop, Inc, tha church office by tomorrow. 111 c n LU n I BLIMP LANDS SAFELY be about two million if the pro­ tea t ^ ^ M S v ["2 ii2 lJ !liV figured the Cold War. For Flrat National,, raises aver­ may be held during the present Lakehunt,/ N. J. June 17—(A5 You have a, free press. You re­ posed merger goes through. AND CONVENIENT TERMS session of the New London County The West, Berlin newspaper Der aging 1.68 cents retmartlve to sent any attempt to encroach on BUSTERING DEN1.VL r Superior Court. —^The Z P N—world's largest Feb. 4 went to 8.550 workers CHECKING REPORTS Tag reported the East Berlin Ooni- nXn - rigid alrahl p—nosed that freedom. . . . Not only news­ Rome, June . 1.7—(AV— Gen. STRIKE OONTINtlBS INERCURY munuts are preparing to cut West represented by Amatgamated papermen, but the people (should) -MatUiew B. Ridgway, in a blis­ New York, June 17—)—The X in c o ^ ; WaahlagtoB. June 17—(g>)-- through a heavy fog for a land­ Cutters, AFL. ;Tte PBI said today It b inves-' MEN ONLY Berlin's aewCFnines at the boun- be alert to resist this encroach­ tering denial of ^mmuniat lamg lolahd Railroad, shut down State College. Pa.— (NBA)— ing here today at the Naval atr - _ ment. >!!*•**“ * that some of "dary dividing it from the city’s station. The huge ship, which propaganda claims, today sold by an. engineers’ strike creating itte lumber purohasod b y ' the Penn State atil| clings to lU tra- Rusatan-cocupied sector. A trainer says that fast foot­ —Dr. Alberto Galnza Paz, pub- “as God is ray witness germ oae of the metropolitan ' area's dltlte of having an all-male march­ took two years to oonatmct.'lert work is most important in the Usher of the government- |S®veremeet for noe in overseas Most of tfie western sewage the Goodyear Aircraft Oo. plant warfare has never been used by biggest commuter traffic jams, MORIARTY b r o t h e r s ing band for football games. passes through the Red Sector and fight ring. The trouble is, it too a seized Argentine newspaper the United NsDoiiq forces In t'odsy tightened a freight em­ inwtaaa *aa_ ■sUltary haaea had bee« fraudu- ... at Akron, Ohio, b » t night. often leads to not fighting. 301*315 CENTER STREET — TELEPHONE 5135 .UBiti iiaiia ■aacaitiia Jm Uj upgraded. La Prensa. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 17,1952 A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, JUNE 17,1952 P A G E S E V E N ^ rAGB SIX j x . the boys who still lovt ’em despite most colorful roles. Not only does took her rowing on Central Park a nation-wide demand for control lized, if he had been an original Which he had become ctoeely OPS Ceilings State Will Show their nautical life. Filmed in part she sing, dance and romance, but Lake. Dedicates Recital Jknrlipatpr and regulation of the raln-makeij. -tn-tba -field -instaad -of. .js lata Memorial Field Approved she executes three' outstanding The new musical was directed TdehUIIed. H e, like the tiemo* wagorer on a . convention dead­ TOY* at the Great Lakes Naval Training swim ming. routines, one o f them by Bldhey Lanfleld, who hae direc­ entU. hed been In office i)^ long.J But, as we face .that prospect, Connecticut lock between tw-o other men, he To Local Marine V)>r the KlddtM After Freight Hike Bris;ht Musical Center in Illlnola, this is a picture' with the Tongay children (Russell, ted many of Bob Hope's box-office lE u p n itis who is capable o f deciding when would have had a real chance The Republican voters of Maine, By State for High School designed for entertainment and five, and Kathy, four), who achiev­ hits, among them, "Sorrowful A colorful dance recital will be p o b l u e yesterday,, were choosing In ef> there should be rain for an area Yankee for the nomination. fu n., Jones" and "The Lemon Drop presented by Rosalie A. Chapde- Arthur Drug Stons HBRALD OO ^ XKO. Coming as It did, his entry nev­ Washington, June — De­ Batten down the hatches Mid ed fame when the.v made a bid to feet between the standards of of two conflicting crop needs? Barry Sullivan. Keefe Brasselle swim the English Channel. Kid." It.^as produced by Joe Pas­ laine and her students this Friday Large Assortmeat er escaped the suspicion that, how­ partment stores now boost, _ 5 0 % anchors aweigh, mates, for M-6-M Senator Brewster and those of What government U wise enough By A. H. 0. ..Memorial .Field has .bean ap-^a Uachcr of mathematics in Man- and Dean Miller, as the men in the John Evans, one of Hollywood's ternak. whose last smash success, eVDItinx. at,. 8 ’.o'clock at the Ver­ TBOVAS r . iiE5TO5S2r ever hbnest and open' his own mo­ prices on most of their goods brings to the State' screen tomor­ three Waviea’ lives,'provide the ro­ planck auditorium. W Al/nUt K jnCROUSON. Senator Margaret. Caiese Smith, to do thst? tives, there were those behind it proved as a site for the. propoa^ cheater High School. Mias Caro­ newest stars, makes her first ap­ was "TTin::=Great Caruso." new high scheiol and other town- line Behraing of West Hartford row through Saturday one of the mance." The five De Marco Slaters Included In the Harry Warren- Children from 3 to-IS yekrs What we really need to do, of W e questisned, way back In JsSt- to whom it was merely a power starting next Monday. 6jWxi6 RECAPS pearance at M-O-M In "Skirts FMiadcf'oetobtt 1. Mtl who has been as much of an oma> owned land on Keeney street -has waa appointed a teacher of science year's gayest and brightest Tech­ make their Him dqbuts, with an ex­ Ahoyl” in her first rote-alnce her Rnlph Blane musical score are of age will participate In this re­ CALL uary, how well a campaign for the play toward the deadlocking of the The Increasea allowed range nicolor musicals— "Skirts Ahoy!" „ ____ epl ment to the state and to the course, is to- forget that we know been approved m a Bite for a poa- and English In the Junior high tra attraction In popular Billy dramatic hit in "On the Lotue." "Hold Me Close to You," "What cital which will Include dancea of PahUalMd iM Blnf lUCept senatorial nomination which was convention, a device by which dele­ from a penny or two on small Exchange Casing^ CbarlM W. Lathrop SundwTSd Bolldi B ^ lliW Entered »t Ifie Senate as Brewster has been a how to make rain. Just as it would sible elementary school by the school grades at Hollister Street ’ With Esthel Williams, Joan Eckstlne, making hla first motion Vivian Blaine, pert young star of Good Is a Gal Without a Guy;" many lands,'' The program, gates could be held away from Items to a dollar or more cm fur­ Evans and Vivian Blaine on the FOB O Poet, pWoe_____»t »t_ ■ M M»nohM^.m _____ Conn.. M dominated by religious overtones State Board of Education, accord­ School. picture appearance. the Broadway hit. "Guys and "You Must Fight," "W hat Makes planned by Mrs. Chapdelaine, has Second CUM HkU MntUr. question mark., < be pleasant If we could suddenly Bush. niture, radio and television sets. loose as three fun-happy U. S. BUROLABT tSSURAKOB would make out In a Republican ing to a report submitted to the Three Real'gnationa Esther Williams, as a society Dolls,” returns to films as the mar­ a wave," "Glad to Have You been dedicated tS*her brother, Pfc. She has behaved In the Senate forget how to split the atom. So, in this case, a fine young ca­ But the O t t lc e jo t Price Stabili­ Navy Waves, "Skirts Ahoy!" un- end REAL BSTATB SXraSCIUFTION BATSa state convention. We were refer­ local Board of EMucation last Resignations were received from gin who Joins the Waves to get riage-happy New York salesgirl Aboard," "I Get a FUnny Feeling," Gerard Chapdelaine, who is serv­ LlOO with intelligence, principle and But ,w e can’ t forget, and we ring to the obvious evangelical reer in politics has come to ap zation (O PS) doeonH^expect most fold.n a rollicking tunr-fllled story away from the boredom of her One Tm t by M}*1 ...... 1 S.OO unpleasant point of decision.'There night by Arthur H. IlUng, superin­ Ann DellaFera, tegcher at Ver- who joins the Waves hoping to “The Navy Waltz." "Skirts Ahoy!" ing with the First Marine Division too EMt Oeater Sb, ToL *-«M * Six MOBthS by Mul •••«*»e»e««ef] cast of the campaign of young price tags to be upped. It said NEW TIRES of the gals who l^om e sailors and over-luxurious-life, has one of hec On* K w t t by XftSl ...... •••I too courage, and her baching was Im­ can't discover how to use our is not much in politics, for such as tendent of schools. planck School, E le ^ q r 'T. Collins, catch up with a sailor who once in Korea, John MAlhst.. I/Ufiton. the .Aelfr many-praducts.nowAW selling ber.. ; ■ FULLY GUAJ^NTKED^^ ______portant-in-the victory o f <3ovemop ;jx>werr--«ither, and -there -wA-arA, Sprague, except" honor ■ and'recog­ Id'W 'celltngir and'the 'aietual-prices - • Tdembflal-Flelda off E a «t -Ceftter teaclier - at •HblMster Bchbbi,^ c e rrltt’ ...... i launched candidate' from WSstori.' street, is a 40-acre tract acquired Sarah A. Jones, formerly of the ^S^^ellTew^U One Teer .... 1 1.00 Payne. , Impaled upon a problem created .The May answer to oiir January nition and the sense of a Job de­ are demtermlned, by competition. „ (Exchange Old Tire Plus Tax) by the town in 1944 for 825,000. Hollister School, now teaching in If, aa Maine goes, so goes the by ourselves when w e . found out questiiuestion was that a Republican cently done. And the speakership OPS authorized the Increases . yesterday to offset a rise in Preliminary aketchea for the Germany, following two years of naUoirti fRe“ iiJgufy H'"7or""a Tiow ~to' ■co'ntroTTCKrratWTr-nr- $12.65 school— being- ~ prepar ed—b jr E ta-l^egeHtng'Tn'JapanT Tbe< AieMUted Mather Lupton very well, but only, come, to mark a aort of crucial freight and parcel post rates since 6i40rf5-■ healthier, dtaner turn in the turc. bets, Friday and Prentice, archl Harry B. Benson, a board mem­ •nUUed r ------alas, after It had been relieved of point In the career of such men, a May, 1951. ell neiwe tects; were reported nearing com­ ber, will represent the board at a fortunes of the Republican party Our end- discovery Is that only tka responsibility of voting for or point from which they either go Freight charges have increased 6.50x15 013J5 6.70x15 $12.95 pletion by Tiling last night. meeting'June 23 at 8 p. m. in the — the .kind of turn which can con­ nature haa the capacity to handle against him as a nominee. ahead to higher recognition or re­ from 6 to 25 per cent In many cede from the game. In the last Some members of the board, it Municipal Building of the Park vince the votera o f this country the atom safely, that only nature This bright young man, whose areas, more in others. Rates for 6.50x16 $14.50 7.10x15 $14i0 dlepetflmBereln ere eleo reeerred. century, it was held more than shipment of less than carload lots was disclosed last night, are and Recreation Commlaston, the that the party deserves national can arbitrate the weather eucccss- religious insUncta do not bid him seriou^y considering- Memorial Pull eenrlee elleat of N. >. A. hide his light uhder any birehel, once by the same individual, but of some furniture have risen 35 to Planning Commission, and the fuly, that only nature la con­ 7.00x15 $17.50 7 i0 x1 5 $15.75 IM iMe victory, not merely because o f the took hla one opportunity, at -.-the never In successive terms. In mod­ 130 per cent. Field as the possible site for the Manchester Development Commis­ Publlehere’ KepreeenUtWee! The Junior high school being planned evils o f the opposition, but be­ stitutionally fit to rule Itself. convention—an opportunity to ern times, It has never been held A number of large appliances, sion. A letter from' Horace F. Jullue Metheve Speele) Asenn — Kew twice by the same Individual. to accommodate pupils from the York. Chieeso, DeUolt end Boeton. cause of its own positive qualities But, one may say, we can't turn withdraw from the nomination such as washing machines and Murphey, superintendent o f parks, Whether Spragtie would he In^ northern part of town as well as Invited the board to attend the these things back to nature, and race— and made dramatic use of freezers are not covered by the 300 USED TIRES IN STOCK— HXMBrat AX7DIT BOIUBAn OP as wsll. terested In the political Job ap­ price order. OPS said It la draft­ fo r the high school. Harold W. meeting called "to discuss “park CmCULATIONB. we do have to learn to regulate It. He made a fighting speech of pointments nr thn legislative ing separate orders covering these. USED TUBES — ALL SIZES Ganity, and Sherwood Robb, and recreation land uae, particu­ The Herald Prlntlna ComjMjr Inc., Alexander In Korea them ourselves. And In order to be lobbying prerogatives which board members, said they have larly town owned property and aeeumea no flnenelel reeponelblllty tor withdrawal which seemed to able to regulate such things, wc have more vigor In It than his seem to go to p:ut speakers of , SCHOOLBOY DROWNS surveyed the north section of Man­ any which may be or should be typoeraphlcel errore eppserlns In ed- Lord Alexander, the British de­ the House we don't know, al­ chester and determined that the TcrtteemanU end other Medina matter have to. bo able to regulate Our­ surcrssful rival's speech of nc- Hartford, June 17—0P>—Willie acquired by the town In the fu­ In The Mencheeter Erenltg Hereld. fense minister, has been quick to ceptnnre. He provided the only though we would gucM he would Kimble, 9, didn’t go to school yes­ field Is the only centrally located ture. Other members of the selves. And here wo come to one not. So the immediate choice Campbell Auto Supply, Inc. terday. He went down to play near parcel of land suitable for the board Indicated they would attend. DtipIsyDtipisy edTertUtnaed oloalna hours: aense that, whatever has gone on effective oratorical moment of final, hopefully ironic conclusion. for him would seem to be either the Oonnecticut River instead. He building o f the .school. The board instructed Benson to For MondUT' - . In Korea In the past under_exclu- the convention. And, although 29 BISSELL STREET PHONE 5167 Fhr ^M dey—1 p. m. ’sio'isriy. jeorasy^.... By his modem mastery of nature, ho had come from nowhere, and retirement from politicB. or a drowned while swimming with Enough lAild? report that it had-no Immediate for W^esdep—1 p. m, Tueew. elvf American management of was obviously making fullest use modest return to the Legisla­ other boys. ' The board authorized . Tiling to plans for the acquisition of land ror Thnrsdep—t p. m. Wi^ssdsp. man has at last come face to face ture. We rather hope it will be For M diq—1 p. 6. TtarMsy. prisoners and truce negotiations, of a plntfonn opportunity, the seek approval of the site for the for school purposes except that It with the need to master himself. the latter, and that, eventually, it-would do mors, harm than, g ^ - . .dclcKatcs..Ukcd.liL... ______.Junior high..school..in-the event recommended acquiring land, in Their' tribute to him* w m , 'of Iltt pokflcai career Win CMHne to a decision is made to build It the Manchester Green School area. day of pobUoattoa ssoept Baturday— to make a sudden demand how a more pleasant climax. t a r e . course, comfortable, for the fight there. Some members questioned The board denied a request of that British representatives be in­ he exhibited was no longer for whether there is enough land David Hartwell, mathematics Tueatlay, June 17 cluded in the truce talk teami. teacher in . Manchester High ton himself but ..for principles.., .B.ut. available. Part of the acreage t •“What,'' Lord Alexander asked hbnctheless. It wa-s a considerable New Ladder Truck is not suitable for building with­ School for piacemeilt upon the trirtmph for ap individual who had salary schedule for teachers vyith “Gamble” "would be the Chinese reaction? Word hern received of the out expensive'filling and grading, Eisenhower’s undertaken his owm first fling at CLOSED it was pointed out. a master'a degree., Hartwell does This has to be considered, . ^ e y tnarriage of Clifford F. Yost, U.Jl. not-have the-degree but-spent fiv e tA politics. - Ami it ei'eated for Lup­ OMiarai'Enennowsr has -tafeen Army, s6:V of Mrs'.'Henrietta Y'osf, Put Into Service —^-BHng-was asked b y the-hoard to would say, “They, the United Na­ ton, If he ever brings himself to Inform the architects of. the pos­ yesirs In college, one of the require­ what some, observers would call of Ellington, to Miss Phylls Ander­ ments for a degree. tions, are not sure of themselves. try to use It In the future, a con­ The new 75-foot aerial ladder sibility of building the junior high a “ big gamble.” He has decided to son of Great Falls, . They siderable reserve of party good school on the land so that they H They are not satisfied with the throw away the lifeless, carefully were rnarried In preat Falls May will. I t they can get over the truck of the South Manchester might consider it In placing the line they have already taken. We 29. He Is a brother of Willlnm pitched etuff his campaign en­ idea that they ought to be able to Fire Department went Into opera­ TOMORROW high school on the land. Present had better eit back.'" Yost of Stafford Springe and be­ knock off a big nomination the -plans call for facing the high “ices Highlight courage oonaiders it its duty, to tion today, taking over the Jobs of This would obviously- be the fore his enlistment was employed first time' Ihe.v step into the party the old service ladder tn:ck It will school toward Middle turnpike help him prepare, and go before by the G. H. Baker Company in case. An open British demand for ring, young men of talent are al- replace and some additional as­ east. fam ily Program the people on hie own, apeaklng to Stafford Springe. Prior to enter­ wa.v.s welcome in politics. signments, according to Fire Chief General Manager Richard Mar­ a place on the truce talk delega­ ing the service he attended the Cin­ them directly, d ff cuff, out of his Why, then, waa Mansfield James Schaub. The new equipment tin will be asked to increase the tion would convince the Commu­ cinnati School of Embalming. C lif­ student entertainment and racto own feelings and perspnalltlea and Sprague, no newcomer, but ■ a will be stationed at Company 4. school budget for the 1952-5^ fis­ nists that they have been Bucoeea- ford waa a graduate of RockvlHc young man of popular personality Schaub said moat places of pub- cal year by 85.400 as the result of highlighted the family night held opinions . High School. He and Mrs. Yost last night by the third grade pu­ SMsmm ful in their delaying and propa­ and proved ability who had al­ lip assembly such as at the hospi­ tWo actions by the board lu t When he decided to do this, Sat­ will make their home In Great ready come Industriously part way tal, convalescent homes, factories, __night._’Th# increase will bring the pils of Mrs. Constance Adams at ganda tactics. It would Invite the Verplanck School. urday in Detroit, he knew it could Falls, Mont, up the political ladder, not In a churches and schools have bee’s as­ budget to 81.642,240. o Yes, every SALE PRICE ticket has been SLASH ED! Prices even lower than ever before! them to try to play upon a sup- Eldridge Yost, another son of A picnic lunch was eaten In the mean that he would make more powcrfi:! position at this con- signed to the new tnick. OPEN THURSDAY An increase of 84,500 will be j^ed-dlvislaiv .hetween. BritUI). suui^ Mrs. Henrietta Yost, enlisted In. vontlon'.-.---^— ...... -—The old ladder truck went—otit recommended ■ tor the transporta­ cafeteria, after which the patriotic ' iiUaiaKiis. Hei 'khevf it' could' mtiW pageant, rreently presented, 'was Everything now at your m ercy^ We must voca te thh building tins nAontlie ^zOur I American views. ‘ the m vy ih'ApHl'AHd ”XVe can' give 'bur' answer' by broperation yesterday and win be tion of about 15 mentally retarded that he would be in danger o f get­ time at Brooklyn Navy Base. Lnter making a supposition. Our guess dlspbaed of, the chief said. ' AT OUR NEW LOC/^ON . children to a special day school In given in the auditorium. A t the re­ So, for the aurface picture. Lord quest of the pupils, Paula Adams business here in this building will be Thursday, June 26th. Buy Now! BuyEdrlyf ^ ting o ff on the wrong foot on some he was sent to Washington and la Is that If Sprague had entered For the past three weeks, the Mansfield. The children will have Alexander has already decided. In now In Adak, Alaska. y presented a ballet number, and particular issue, in danger o f pay­ the senatorial race at the' con- new truck has' been undergoing to be pic'ked up at their homes In his Investigation of conditions and The Ijidiea' Auxiliary of Hatlie- rliislnn of the 19RI legislative tests and fire department person­ 963 MAIN ST. GROUND FLOOR the morning and brought back to David Rlegler sang. ing aomethlng that wouldn't be Adjourning to the playground, policies in Korea, to strike the way-MIller Post, Ame:ienn Legion, session, or' at least before In­ nel have been practicing ita use. them In the evening. poUUcaUy “ aafe.” Ths idea, in po­ w in hold Its Juno meeting at the M program of races was conducted pose o f unity with American con­ stead of after the race between "All operators are fainillar with Whether you have business to transact or not, we hope you will find The 84,500 figure Was based on litical spsechmaklng, la to phrase home of the president, Mrs. Biish and PiirteU had crystal­ the truck now,” Schaub said. time to pay us a visit In our new office at the location formerly occu­ an estimate given Tiling by one by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rivard, OPEN 'TIL 10 duct and poll dee. Charles Hein, at 6:30 p. m. with a co-chairmen, Mrs. Marquerlte H PEARLS! your own ideas in such a mannsr pied, by Manchester. Savings & Loan Aasociatloii. You'll like tha contractor. HUng said he would SAVE ON SILVERWARE! I f he does have isny real potluck tonight.* atreet-level convenience of our new office and we feel sure you'll seek other estimates. Rlegler, 'Mr. "and -Mrs.' Henry that the people get a favorable Moore, Geoffrey Gibbs and Gordon Single strands, triple strands, changes of policy or conduct to The Brownie Scouts and their be interested to see the interior transformation that has taken place. The board's action came about rhbkers, rhinestone clasps. White EVERY NIGHT 1817 Roger Bros. Service of eight, chest A A general impression while your op­ leaders held s picnic at Soap Stone Smith. I suggest, the euggesting will be as a result of a request from a summer chokers, bracelets, scatter Included. (Originally $74.50). NOW- ponents are offered no opportuni­ Mountain yesterday afternoon. group of parents, members of a Winners were: dash, Douglas; done diplomatically, and for the McBrierty, Joanne McHugh; three- j pins. Values to $6.95. Q Q o ties for .comment or crtUclsm. recently formed organization to Reduced again _OVC Wm. Rogers & Sons — Selection of patterns, service of Americans themseivca to carry further the interests of mentally legged race, William Mlddlebrook I This kind of campaign technique STOR-A-W and Charles Baraw; marshmallow > eight. (Originally $49.75>, out, It the auggeatlons are ac­ Deaths Last Night retarded children. ^36 00 General Eilsenhower has abandoned race, Marie Pantaleo, and suitcase ' cepted. R o bert J. S m it h Salary Increases race, Carol Gllha, Kristine Kemp, j for the fundamental reason that What everyone la looking for, of By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS An Incresae of 8900 will be William Mlddlebrook. Marie Pan­ Tudor Plate by Community, a ^ lc e of eight, cheat In­ o INCORPORATJBD recommended for salary increases It isn't in his own character. The .course, is. some, way out o f the New York—Albert Ekigene GaU taleo. Gayle Rlegler. William Kuhl- fact that it isn't in his own latln. 70, painter, author and to three teachers who will have re­ mann, Everett Tuttle. Ruth Brom­ cluded. (Originally I69.05). Impasse on the Issue of prisoner " REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE ceived maatcr’a. degrees before H • character makes It impassible tor' great-grandson.of .Albert Gallalin, ley, Michael Rothman, and Doug­ ■ NOW— 'exchange, which "wie have sKap'efi 958 MAIN STREET ~ TELEPHONE 8450 September and will, consequently, las McBrierty. him to do-lt- well. - ...... - Secretary of the Treaeury In the -m-a manner the Communtstt' wratd cabinets o f rresktehTs 'Jefferson "INSURANSMirHaJINGE-iaUl’- ...- ______have progressed Into a higher Mrs. Rlegler, room mother, pre­ His decision leaves him back not very well accept. The problem and Madison. Died Sunday. ■V,, salary step. sented Mrs. Adams with gifts of WEDDING RINGS Two of the teachers failed to jewelry and a bag. In appreciation campaigning on his own real as­ Is how to be humane In fact with­ Easton, Pa.—Dr. William B. Ladles’ and Gents’ white or yeilow Marquard. 71, profe-ssor emeritus notify the board in time for the of her work with the class. Miss set, which is one o f attitude. out creating a formal policy the gold. Plain or engraved. |F A 0/ of mechanics at Lafayette College Item to be Included In the budget Catherine Shea, principal, was a Take your choice— Save! O V /O A s James Restbn comments In Communtsta cannot accept, and who served on the Lafayette fac- and a third was not Informed special guest. the N ew York Times, "his essen­ no one haa solved this problem yet. ^»Hy from 1907 until 1942. Died Boon enough by college authorities. tial quality is not that of an Sunday.' The teachers are Mrs. Roberta FATTY iXJNTENT Pittsburgh— John J. Mohan, -S5. Robb, Nathan Hale School, Miss original thinker with a rigid aet of ■'■4' One More Mastery Needed an advertising 'executive at the Priscilla Lynch, Verplanck School, Hartford. June 17—-fat In their . The law i j director of All America Gables and principal at the new Waddell limits the amount of fat to 30 per o with the waya of God .and nature. crueade to the task o f unifying Radio, Inc., affiliate, of the Inter­ WATCH When we puah our modem aclen- School vyhlch will open in Septem­ cent. The commission says the men on the extremes.” - national Telephone and Telegraph THE MEU/. MODERN J ber. She was voted a sum of 8250 tlflc expertnesa too far. In search violators will be called before a "General Elsenhower's most Corp. Died Sunday. as compensation for work that hearing to explain why too much BANDS vivid characteristic," writes Ree- of some plausible goal, we find TO STORE AND PROTECT YOUR will have to be done this summer fat la going jnto the hamburg. that compllcatlona set In and that in organizing the school. Miss ton, "Is hie transparent sincerity s t o r m s a n d s c r e e n s Hundreds to select from _ _ _ . Robb, a graduate of New Britain N AM ED 'TO OPS and honesty. lik e all presidential these complications are of a na­ —Iq whita-gold, .ireilow 500 SETS OF ” • Get your windows and Screens up off damp floors. Teachers College, has been a Hartford, June 17—(ff)L.xttor- gold, pink gold, links, candidates, he gets trapped from ture which cannot be resolved. Reduce annual gl{iss breakage. Tidy up storage areas in teacher in the Manchester system ney Dennis P. O’Connor, former expansions, cords, etc. t:me to time between the obvious Then we realize, too late, and -t since 1925. Hartford Mayor and state tax when we do not even know how to SEAT COVERS your basement or garage. Stor-A-Way brackets mount The board appointed Charles commissioner, has become acting o desire to be fair to everybody and throw pur knowledge away or how directly on joists with roofing nails or screws. Simply Beattie of New Market. N. H., as district director of the Connecticut H hid Obvious desire to win. But the i Price to refrain from using It, that we slip sash into holding hooks at 30 degree angle with Office of Price ^tablUzation, suc­ instinct of fairness, the desire and $12 95 And Up puttied side out and it swings gently into vertical posi­ ceeding James E. Kelley. u ability to see both-sldes of every would have been better off, iall question usually prcvalL along, never to have found the way . INSTALLED IN S TA LLE D FREE tion. Lasts a lifetime. In use 12 months a year. Made So Cool And Comfortable of heavy gauge, non-corroding aluminum. C3 "This quality gets across quick­ to cross old boundsriss. Pretty Pansy Pinafore ly, not only to delegates who corns The splitting of the atom has, of 6 WINDOW SET (2 BRACKETS) ...... -$1.49 course, beeii the prime symbol of CAMPBELL KEY to see him but to the larger 13 W IND O W SET (4 B R AC K E TS)...... $2.89 audiences In poUUcal rallies and all this. W e did it, we gained power AUTO SUrPLY on the television screen. Just as by it, Wnd now ws don't know 29 BISSELL ST.—TEU 5167 20 WINDOW SET (6 BRACKETS)...... $3.95 MANCHESTER STERLING HOLLOWARE CHAINS he reUes upon his own finest in' what to do with the power ex­ cept to build it up and hoard it utv- "YOUR STORE OF FRIENDLY SERVICE" stlncta, so he appeals to the beet H LARGE HEAVY ASHTRAYS. Godrooa ^ Tfe'hmcts rA in f'c v w ' the cynical game of pollUcs this all o f tu to smithersena. P H O N E 4148 a 6 a • • %.“ A ... I® ..niPXC. effective., than -might bo T‘" VAUL REVERE to r n . tO ilf. tmagtnod."____(. , ______elements. 'We have' dTsoover^ how OOffT - -That ti-whn Elsenhower ts, to" distort and m ahl^Iate the Throw Tliiiii Away $32.50). N O W ...... and he la right in not trying to w-orklngs o f nature. That is, in its StU] plenty of wear left in CREAM AND SUGAR. BMNililul ciMigM. -hid»;«-to Older first :proimeet, a srandariDt idea. r “.when you borr’ow fo^ify ybur tar bh the* Ftr$F FlatfonaT Bahie a more polished professional cam­ Just think o f being able to.make m (Orig. $19.50). N O W ...... paigner. And Reaton, we think, is it rain at will! SAttYULVES of Manchester Autt Finance Plan. You know in advance just^what But, frjDm the first, th^ exercise Shoe Repairing of the Bet* |!riWr-'‘W article can be effccUve, even in dt bfir ralh^insiclng slti'U'hiia 1ieen 't o W h d m i e Whfle Yoti the cost will be— no extras. WnlL trouble as well as blessing. S36N.MAIN 5T. MANCHtSTCR TeL.4l4S ““the cynical game o f politics.' 15 MAPLE STREET o Ik e American people are tired of New York City, when its reser­ Opp. First National Store Open Daily 7 A. M. to 5 P. M. 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CONN- TUESDAY, JUNE 17,1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, JUNE 17.1962 P A G E N IN E P A G E E I G H l Porter’s Steal of Home Gives Hamilton’s 9 to 8 Win Musial Baek on Top Rodgers Upset Cards in L.L. As Cannon Stars ■ As Loop’s Glass D League Rockville N ew York, June 17— (iPy—S U iii Rena Pacing THE Winners Get Six Runs lowed by Detroit’s Johnny Groth The Big Steal of 1951^^ Each Club Gete Hsmiltea (0r Musial, earning for his aixth bat-1 at, .310 in fifth. Sports AB R H PO AJC )• Hire Umps Again VInIng. 3b ...... 4 1 3 3 3 0 ting championship and his third A pair of oouthpawa continue A. La Batters Bteraid Angie McMesns, cf ...... 4 i 1 0 0 1 straight crown, was back today in to boast the top pitching mark.s May Be the Steal of ^52 Blit Two Hits M ...... 4 1 3 0 6 0 In 7th To Whip Airmen his familiar spot as the National in the major leagues. Preacher MnrgaMon, N. C„ Jun* 17.—UP) BY UTTLE LEAGUE Boltuc. c ...... 2 0 0 0 0 1 Roe, possessing a 5-0 won-lost ,"NeTV‘ Yor"k— (N E fA l— Americana Perhaps the most remarkable of WIdholm. c ...... 1 1 0 1 0 0 League's leading hitter with a Red Sox Playitr Boasts New York—(NBA)—^ Becauee’ -The harried Class D Western At Memorial EARL W. YOST Standings our many world records is mer­ Kukulks, 3b ...... 1 0 0 1 1 0 STANDINGS Andrews became a strikeout vie- mark of .330. slate heads the National circuit, hlhners, despite bowlegged ef­ Jssicob. If ...... «-;3 0 0 10 0 Andy' Pafko was the only name Carolina League came up with, re­ Spoita Editor W L Pet. cury-footed Glen Hardin’s 60.6 W L Pet. tiirl which would have ended the Although his average remained wliile Bobby Bhantz' 11-1 record .647 Averag^ with 1.000 forts in the mauling stamina teats, n-DavIt...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 • player involved, Uie eight-player i placements last night for the sev­ Spouts ...... 8 6 have virtually taken homestead- performancie in the ,400-meteT b-Paganl...... 0 1 0 0 0 0' Ridges .... .5 1 .833 inning, but the third strike was the same over-the-past week, the leads the American loop. Amerioan Leaigu* SUadiage .687 The Iczdtrz hitters: (Ficures include en umpires who quU^ en masae PAC ...... 4 3 ■iBff -rights, on. .Oty mpto-laurals,,...... hurdUa,. eatabllahsd .la.BUickhalin 3 .a, iianvlLton,... ,160 hiirA and P a t Bolduc—COlild ho|., j it — Louis— Cardinals'- . outfielder. W arren Oiam l ler trade betwwn the D i^ e r a ,and_[ ...... w L m x . . •BikS'-'-^rrWS., , , VV-, , - L —i 'laffliD Duroebar, ^b ...... 3 0. r l T T o paw. .‘..2 3 '400 yeaterday»-g «mefth-''~ ...... ir O A K B A Y ■ -Oennlne - ahtlqueS-taanot- recall, ln._a4._Na. :One...ha8. come, within -«-I?or4rr’.- ■ ■.■.rrrrrrr.':-:--' -O-—1— S - O—0—0—'a-;; -.j-t .-.J2S.„hol4. tha. baU—._A».(k4W» ■ jum'ped.feom.-fourth-placa. Into the ------NATIONAL -l,KACrK Cuba, June ,15 of laat year, -wai \ Sunday;'thus'^olnj away'iWtJriSe Red Sox 4 1 JOO Moose ...... 0 4 .000 '3' "iise' Plsy-er and Club AB H Pet. porta in the curreilt iaaue of Look- "naultauiL.miiu and Em le-Oxanne ^ when one country so dominated half a second of it. Flardera, rf ...... 3 1 0 1 0 0 HA S ...... as the aixth run came over. top slot, displacing slumping Hank Dangerous Danny "Renn of the tagged "The Big Steal of 1951,” possibility that player^,, would t3arie-.ba tt»rit-wlU4-*-,6iX B ig-K U al- at -j963-‘'T-j>Ht-4n-ai> en- P ^ ld e nt Earl F w kltn of Mor- 'the raad’’ 'and^liaai~“ yc^ra'a«alng picture poat carifi with six marks and sharing another, to- 8 A theft of Kome plate with the'm ^ in for the'Airmen In rn wglK' CHlcayo ' J.,, 123 9 to 8 in a close game last night the figures here are realism, stark Total! a...... 29 31 16 3 home runs-trtth and runs batted tlrely different sense. gantem sald~todax~lAaTT bases loaded, two outs in the last the fourth to erid' their scoring for in with 59, lost 29 points and sUid- Bzumholtz. ChlcaKo ..134 43 .321 average in gam,e.s played through will keep seven of the nine new Dana Cannon doubled home the the laat of Ray Robinaon in the that was attended by a better' than and undiaguis^— that Americana E Saiirr, Chicago ...... 220 70 .316 nUBE WALKER. Schmitz and Jiack for fans. Pewee Reese, Jackie jump record, is co-authpr of the AB R IT PXI A the night. Fitxpatrick was sharp June 15. Warren Chandler of the men In blue. All but two of the rin f." Thla statement indicates average crowd. The PAC boys figured in 71 of the 134 Olympic Schumey...... 4 U 1 1 U 0 of the seventh and the game tied ed to sixth place. Lowray, St. Loula .... 155 46 .310 Terwllllger went to Ebbet* Field' winning run in the bottom o f the Robinson. Oil Hodges and Duke marks toppled since -1632. This as 100 meters. 2 1 0 thereafter and tamed enemy bat­ IN THE AMERICAN League At.'ama. Cjacinnali .. 22.3 6K .Xa Dodgers is second with a .600 nine* were hired by the Individual that win, lose or draw acsinat Satagoj. cf ...... 1 0 8-8, provided Hamilton with a with Pafko for Mlksis, Herman- sixth a* the Dodgers poitSd a 1-1 Snider are the Dodgers pictured pounded out 16 hits while the Elks against a combined total of 63 by Mel Patton smashed his 100 and C!!hiciion. rf ...... 3 2 1 0 0 U ters. batting race Dom DlMagglo of Kluaz^waki. Cincinnati H»2 49 .303 average. cluba un a trial bails on Franklin's Foley, lb 1 3 4 U 1 Slaughter. St. .teoula 160 43 .300 ski, Bruce Edwards' and Hatten. Joey Maxim Monday ntfht at on the cards which may be se­ got 11 off the "combined pitching foreigners. 220-yard and tied his 100 meter, ...... 1 thrilling 9 to 8 triumph over HAMILTON GOT BACK a pair Boston suffered an 11-polnt de- AMKRK'AN l.KAGI'K Renn, shnrtstop-pltchcr with the authority.-The two umpires Who Victory over the Cardinals iHt Trlnp, 3b ...... 3 3 1 5 3 U Sox, has 11 hits in. 17'qfflcial at That made 13 Brooklyn dis­ Yankee Stadium, Robinson plana cured by Dodger fans simply by By contrast, Finland la second while both Fred Wolcott and Har­ Anilaon. If 3 0 1 0 0 Pratt A Whitney in the game of in the fourth on two boots. Strik e­ [ Cline, b u t. managed to retain the DlMnggio. Boston . 193 64 .332 will definitely call ’em for the night at Memorial Field. In losing, of Harteristein and Yankc...... Rosen. Clevelsnd ... sno placed baseball persons in the to bans up the' gloves for good. writing to the Brooklim publicity with 21. rison Dillard punished his 220- Ma'.urek, 3b ...... 3 0 1 0 3 1 the year at Mt. Nebo last night. outs by Andrews were sandwiched lead over Cleveland's Al Rosen. . 66 .330 bats while Chandler has »lx safe­ Eddie MIkala Bob Kiiah Western Carolina circuit were for­ the Cards dropped out i t a lin t Prutting and R. Stavens con­ Bergamini. c 3 0 .0 9 0 0 Kell. Boston ...... a 200 65 .335 livery of the Chicago Nationals, The Harlem Dandy is 31 years department . , , Weatern teams Moreover, our -fed track yard and 200-metcr hurdles times...... The crucial test for second place around a pass to Jacko. Flanders The Little Profeaeor of the Red Robinson. Chicago , 212 67 .316 ties in 10 trips To the piste'.. merly employed by the loop. tinued their hitting streak, each Andrews, p...... 4 0 0 0 0 3 . Three members of the Cardinals so the latter became known as place tie with the Red Sox atid olA Robbie si^s, “ They'll never won 36 of the 47 meetings with and field troops have a lease on •It has been practically an all- Ericson. p 0 0 0 0 0 0 between the arch rivals drew out grounded to short and Ralph Sox U hitting .332, with Rosen Groth, Detroit ...... u X 44 *310 wouldn't swap him alone for the Yesterday Franklin said the getting 3 for 4. Little Jimmy ...... Bauer. New York ... 175 54 .308 the Flatbush Culls. now occupy second place in the say 'Ha should have quit,’ about rival Eastern teams in the Nation­ 12 of the 23 present world rec­ triumphant road for our wliards Mrozowskl. p ...... a 0 0 0 0 0 the largest crowd of the season Schumey's throw* got through right on his heels at .330. a Boh Abrams. Corky Fisher and four iblpped to the Gowanua. league would continue to function al League during the recent awing Cohen of the P A C got his first hit Wallace, p 0 0 0 0 0 Mitchell. Cleveland ,a 146 4.5 .908 Bob Hewitt trail the top two From the parent club and Us When Hmalley went out with American Little League race. Be­ mo. I got too much pride. A ords in the events which compose in the eight field events. Ameri­ ...... that it was treated to .action ga­ Foley at firat smd there were run­ The Indians’ third baseman, Goodman. Boston ... . 143 44 .308 "even if we have to use players for East . . . Leo Durocher'a, Giants of the season. The crowd was de­ cans have copyrighted five world lore, reaching a climax when Fox, Cblcago ...... 2.30 swatsmen. Abrams and Flaher farms and other organizations a Charley hOree, the Cuba ram­ umpires,"' sides driving In the winning run. lot o f people have seen me light Olympic' competition. Totals ...... 27 8 7 20x 6 4 ners on second and third. Fitzpat­ however, continues to set the pace . 70 ,.T04 and liked what I gave them, and have yet to lose a night game at lighted and so was Jimmy whb Sweden'ls runner-up with two. recorda here. . a—Walked for Jaaicob In 7th. Showboat Porter slid across the rick bounced to short and the bail in runs batted In with 38 and is Nleman. St. laouls . . 169 51 .302 arc batting .500 and Hewitt .455. came Pitchers Minner, Klippsteln. bled right along with the versa­ Nothing unusual happened Cannon also dlsplaysd fine pitch­ I don't want them to see me stum­ the Polo Grounds this season. The swung late on a WallnakI fast ball T h at our powerfully-muscled '' Cornelius Wnrmerdam's 15-foot Ran for Pavla In 7th. plate in a cloud of dust to keep Dick Tarca of the Red Sox haa a LoWn. Ramsdell, Leonard and tile Mlkzla at shortstop and Ram- around the six-team league In last ing talent aa he went the distance , c—Walked for Durochor In 7th. jumped over Schumey’s glove, tied for the lead in homers with bling around a ring. I don't Giants won the "owl league” title driving a ringing double down the athletes have been models of 7% leap in the pole vault is said Hamilton’s slate against P A W rolled through his legs into center Detroit’s Walt Dropo and Vic .444 average aa has Carl Johnson Hatten; Catchers Toby Atwell Bzzottl, the unwanted, at second. night's three games. Franklin said for the Dodgen alloivlng- only last season with 28 decisions and right field line. A minute later Hamilton ...... 010 200 S—9 of the Dodgers. •, and Brpee Edwards; Inflelders. Matthews says Mlksis made one of vm t to hear them saying,’ ‘It's a superb form .is clearly illustrated to be the moat inaccessible of all P. & W...... 015 300 —8 clean thla year. field, and both runners came W 8rtz. Each has socked 11 round- the game he witneased. In which three hlta and ona run. 13 defeats under the lights . .. One the little fellow scored. „ Individual leaders follow: Fondy, Mikals and RamaszotU: the finest plays he ever saw throw shame’.” . .A rt Cross, veteran by combining the last three Olym­ our marks. But Rev. Bob Richards Runs batted In. Foley 2. Berffaminl. SIX PITCHERS worked in the home. trippers. Morgantoh walloped Lincolnton by A fine pitching performance was Run Department: The Cards have Batting and Oiutflel^ers Hermanskl. and Ing out Granny Hamner of the midiget car driver who plgced fifth The Elks started Walinskl on pic productions. has been making giant strides in Mazurek 2. Tripp, McMeans. Porter, game and the Aircraft nine used There were no more threats un­ Whitey Lockman of New York a lopsided IS to 2, was normal in 'also turned tn by loser Steve- Hub- won 18 one run games including Flardera. Fitzpatrick; thr^e-baae htta, N«me riub O. A.B. Addis. Phillies and the tying run at the in the 600 mller on Memorial Day, the mound for the first time. The UNITED STATES’ combatanU, the right direction. four in the last Inning alone. Bob til the lost of the seventh when the and Brooklyn’* Jackie Robinaon every reapept and that th en waa starts through June 12. The Phils McMeans; stolen bases. Porter; Sacri­ Hern- Red Sox ....1 J7 In March, Leo Durocher of the plate In the ninth inning of the won 30,318.10 in prise noney youngster looked good despite the on the basis of finishing, among FIOtlRE FILBERTS have ‘dis­ Ericson, second of the quartet, Props won it. Dick Vlning got it follow Musial in the National Batting— Bobby Thomson, Giants (IMxndler, Dodgers 4 Ifl no abnormal reaction from the Bin Roadall dropped 12 during the same pe­ fices. SataKRj; double plays. Jacko. Giants called the Cubs' situation game In which Sauer beat Curt fans. while Bronco BUI Schindler, one- 16 PAC hits. He did not issue a the first six In each of the U covered that of the 83 pole vault-; Durocher and Kukulka; Tripp to was charged with the defeat after going with a single. Charlie Mc- League derby. TTiey are tied for — Hit a grandslam homer with one Abrsm.s, Cards . . 5 14 leggM star, placed. 1.4tb. and won riod , , , Phlllle pitchers turned in base on-balls M d refused, to bo;. Olympic events, snatched 44 out era who have cleared 14 feet since Schumey; left on bases. Hamilton 8. relieving Bob Andrews. Ted Mro- second at ,327. Fisher. Cards .... .5 .14 disgraceful. Simmons with three home runs. One Of th* complainta of the Wild Bill lUndall, veteran Upset ThriUer six o f the 80 Whitewasfilhgs .up to Means then got a bead on An- out in Uie iM t half of nmth to HpTdtt. • Caro1r-r‘.-'4 11 33,008.18. Hector Rodrigues, new come rsttliMl when the going got dr a"^silble 62'piae!a1ir-1982r 88 man ftrst.4mt 4lk»vn a hamboo.trae, -baUii..FiUpiUl^dt oowski-^atid tiBwcomer- Matt- W «K - Chicago ■rooktp-Toby 'AtWien I* an 8-7 vietory over . While, allowing foY. the .rebuild- "Mlksis moved to his left when out-going crop of umpires Involved June 13. Robin Roberts and Curt 7. Andrews 4. Ericson 3. Mrozowskl 1; 7I¥eWs’ 'THat’w ai' ‘ ■Tarra.-Red-Snr-.■•■5 ■ '18 - Baetern midget auto raoe driver-, star with the White Sox, rooms rough. The sentiment among the In '36, and 38 in '48. 72 wore the colors of the Red, strikeouts. Fitzpatrick 2. Andrews 6. lace also appeared on the hill. fourth at .326, followed by the in-r the St. Louis Cardinals. JohnsoiT, Dodgers 4 9 }g in Pittsburgh ■, practically Burgeaa hit a half that Fondy what they c a ll^ tha '"rowdl'heaa” D«et*r«. (I) Simmons each hurled a pair of the left fielder's head for a triple, was the guest speaker at the re­ with Orestes Mlnoso.. Red ^ox crowd was that the Elks have It should be remembered we W hile and Blue. Rrlcson 1. Willace 1; hits off. Kearns Skippy Kearns lasted until the scoring Vinlng. The relay came to jured Frankie Baumholtz of the Pitching—^Jim Konstanty, Phil­ Runs Batted In w y b o d y consigned th4> Bruins should have -fielded, managed to of the fans at Lincolnton. Umpire AB K H PO A ■ shutouts. . . . Leaders in home run 6 for 4 runs In 2 2-3 innings; Fitzpatrick K#n«l, I 0 a 0 rookie catcher Sammy White found another starting pitcher. are eligible to send only three Furthermore, Uncle Sam’s lad­ third for the Props and then gave Andrews who let the ball trickle- Cuba at .321. lies—Pitched three scoreless in­ Reiib, Red Sox 13. Tarra. Re,'.' Sox 7, 0 itu bssement for the fourth get his hands on the ball when it Bill Hearn was' attacked by fan* cent sales meeting o f tha Mad- production in the National League dies' have copped every Olympic 1 for 4 runs in 4 1-3; Andrews 8 for 7 Abranis, Cards, -6, Fisher, Cards " oclii. 3b 0 0 0 0 starred for three seasons with the competitors to the post In each runs In 6; Ericson 0 for;2’runi In 1-3; way to Dick Fitzpatrick, New off his glove to the screen as"Mc- Boston's George Kell, who has nings of relief to* gain credit for time irtsfive campaigns,.... - v - got through tba Unit baseman."-he klter a game thero two WMk* ago. eheater Auto Parte at the British «rv...-rr. 1 o 1 0 are the Giants, Dodgers, Reds, In tonight's game betwefpt the Gamea vaulting medal since the Johnson. Dodgers 5. explains. "A remarkabla recovery THE OTHER REAHON given by University of Washington before event. 'Mrozowskl 0 for 0 runs In 0; Wallace Britain Teachers’ College right­ Meana romped home. been challenging the- American the Philadelphia Phillies’ 5-4 come­ Doubles That wqs before Hank Hauer American Cliib. Victor and Ed­ JnhnMin. c 0 1 0 0 Cubs, Braves. Phils, Pirates and Scouts and Moose, Jordan and S t The Finns placed 14 in 1932,'l7 whole show started in 1896. 0 for 0 runs in 1-3; hit by pitcher, by and throw got Hamner when he former Umpire;in-Chlef John Ctnnon. p 0 1 0 0 going to Seattle In the Paciflc Louis will go for H)p .Scouts,, and hander. who recovered from a W’HEN_ ANDRiniV.S^ gave, pp .a League pace-setters for the past back victory over the Pittsburgh Renn, Red Sox 7. I-eyden. Red Box started hitring the ball where It ward DellaFera, proprietort of e tn lOtO. .Wtth t I * Ciarda in. thatorder„ Jlammetlng. ln -’36 and nine in t48r ...... -— ....That's about pac .for..the. course.. SJiPA!,„.FllZ; stUempedta *coc* -fram.second..bei .tHed.1 .fiherrill.toc.tha.inaM-wallt.-i R. ReynoiCS, lb 0 0 0 0 Leogui ■ Smith and Achliphack ’-for the pltfTdTc; WTlcT-pIfchet, l^lzpatrlelt; win­ shaky start -to • show a ~ variety • of single to Harold Lewis, who put a • fe w we*kz, irtltl- Iz'tnr 'contenxion Pirates:------is-pitched- -AMT to'~Aff ff(Ha8; a^^^^ the'"Antxr'"Psrt#;"'were -responemle" Th-urmc If '.'T. 0-0 -OO" departure;ure to,lo„ service of Ted Wll- Hank Sauer blasted out 30 round ning pitcher. Fitzpatrick; losing pitch­ pitches and set P A W swingers with a third place mark of .325. Triples hind pinch-runner Caballerro. out. the flrit in profeulonal baee- for the appearance o f Randall. Olssaxfr. rf rt...- I) 0 0 0 trippers last season and appears Moose. er, Eriscon; umpires. Yost, Staum. foul into the football field before the critics forgOVTo take Into con­ ball hiitory^. Involved the lack of llama of the Red Sox the Amer­ down without a hit over the final EDDIE ROBINSON of Chicago TOM M Y Ho l m e s RE,':,\DY Cowles. Red .goz 1. Geer. Vsnkees 1, ."Those are the kind of plays The latter Is now with K. B. Har­ W. Raynoldti e( 0 0 o._o almost certain to top that figure PAC- (ti X—Two outs when winning run scor­ getting the hit, and then passing Kenskl, Dodgers 1. Tarra. Red Sox 1, sideration young pi^hers of great ican League's ".300 Club'', com­ AB ed. I three frames. holds down fourth at .316,’ fol- m - • that keep pitchers winning and en.- backing up the umpires got from vey and associstes. with two-thirds of the campaign R H PO A K M ason Wally WIdholm, Coach Johnny Home Runs potential coming alohg. league officials. Totala II 3 I 11 4 0 p ost of batters who have averag­ Prutllrc, 3b ...... 4 a 3 0 1 0 Trounce Manor Hamilton had to come from far my Holmea, fired ,aa manager of able relief pitcher* to put out the Th* turnout, according to Vlo CarSa (I) remaining . Each major league H. SUvena, If ...... 4 1 3 Roser came running out to yank Renn. Red Box 7. Abrams. Cards 1, EDDIE M IK 8IH semng up the ed .300 or better at the plate in 0 0 0 behind to capture this one. They the Boaton Brave.a laat month, to­ Fisher, Cards 1. Tae-a. Red Sox 1, fire." V Lincolnton Manager Bobby Beal DellaFera, was the best In the AB R H PO A B team playa a 154-game schedule, D, Stevena, ct ...... a 3 1 1 1 0 0 Andrews in favor of Ericson, Big infield was entirely cverloi^ed, as and Bueinees Manager Joe Roaa Finlay, 3b ...... 1 . 0 . 0 _ 1 _ 0 _ 0 . at least 300 games, is headed by irbf.li. aa ...... 3 1 trailed as much as 8 to 1 in the day signed with the league lead­ ■lohnsoe. Dodgers 1. Heyarl, Yahks 1. E d d i^ Mikals is - Contributing history o f clinics imonaored by the 77 St home and a like number on 1 0 0 1 In Rec Loop9 14 to 6 Bob faced four men and succeed-; Stolen Bases was the fact that Roy Smalley Beckwith, If. ; ...... 3 0 0 0 1 0 Dale Mitchell of Cleveland with Tanks, ih. p ...... 3 t 3 3 1 0 fourth inning. Walks and errors ing Brooklyn Dodgers. Holmea, bright chapters to thin year's best were epspended by Franklin. after Wataon, l b ...... 1 0 0 4 0 0 the road. . T y Cobb won 12 Amer­ R. Osiuuiy, c ...... ed in getting Jacko on strikes, ChsndleV. Dodgers 3. Gtvello, Tanks and his wide range and rlfleNmn Manchester Auto Parts,. a lifetime mark of .816 through . a 1 3 9 0 0 Local Sport played a mighty big roie in the RECORD SALE a Brooklyn resident, will serve as baseball story to date— the sur- a complaint by the umpIrM follow­ Abrania, Ib...... Z 1 1 1 1 1 ican League batting champion­ Hartsnatsiri, lb. p .., , .1 6 0 3 3 1 but he walked the other three to 3. Smith. Red 8qx^2. would be back on two soultd ing an argument In a game last Ptahar, aa 3 0 1 1 a 0 the 1881 season. Williams' life­ Oroua, rf ...... 3 1 1 STANDINGS run production for the night. a piheh-hitter and utility outfield­ priiing austained Cub charge. ships In succession . . . Every Sat­ 0 1 0 force home two run*. The score ankles. ' Wednesday. The suspenelon was Pockett, o ... I 0 0 1 1 0 time average, including four hits 8. Qsaaay, 3b ...... a 3 i t 1 0 1 IT TAK E S MORE than just hits er. Holmea said he turned down V Meanwhile, Chicago's Brooklyn Hawilt, cf , 3 0 0 0 0 0 urday game at Sportsmen's Park DsCarll. rf, 3b ...... 1 •0 now read 8-7, PAW . Ted MrozOw- 78 B.P.M, 4 FOR $1.00 NOT LIKE BABE lifted after one day. Franklin aaid in 10 trips this season before he . 0 2 0 0 W L Pet. O n e - S i d e d Chatter and runs to make a good game. Ed a Boaton offer to manager Hart­ Personnel director Wld Mat­ auxiliary la efijoying the laat Sports Schedute llowartb. rf . a 0 0 10 0 this season when the Browns are Cohen, rt ...... a 1 1 1 0 1 0 skl, left hander, was called in. He Welch, W. Va.—(NEA) — yesterday that after considering Hubbard, p , . I 00 10 0 left,th e Red Sox, is .347.. First Miller's Restaurant .. 4 1 .800 Kukulka, Hamilton third baseman, ford in the Easter League, the Welch has a catcher playing in the. thews rails Mlksis the best in­ rhuskle striking B ^ k at the pre- home Is Ladies’ Day whether It is ToUla ...... pitched four straight balls to F itz­ flelder tn the business, says he ferreo\podgers. the situation ne thought he "had baseman Mike Comfortl was the 29 9 16 18 6 3 Frankie's Drlve-ln ..4 1 .800 Mason’s (14) I P ILLA U D is scheduled to out up a verbal battle with Plate patrick and forced honqe the tying POnERTON’S team he managed laat year before Class D Appalachian League . Tuesday, June 17 Tolsis ...... Ji 1 a 16x a 1 an afternoon or evening game , , . KIka (81 ___AB R II pq A R liox Tommy Campp of Springfield been toe tough on Beal end Ross." ^ 1y eagiilttr__member___of. . thfi M ason's, ------Um pire Earl Yost on a balk call run. Out went Mrozowskl and-ln-; managing-the-Bzavea______-named-George Herman Ruth. Legion V*. Falrflsld’s, 6— Memo­ Cerda ...... 010 000 —1 UConn varsity baseball team who Fern* Farn 'Of the a 's, winner of AB n Tt PO A E J. Rlvozi...... - - - ^ “ tonight on the semi-pro boxing He added, “you know how umpire* Dodfere ...... 100 001—1 the 1951 league batting title, ho)ds 0 0 0 Woodworking ....4 1 .800 Mason. 2h 6 3 3 3 0 0 and was thumbed to the bench came Wallace. The new addition are." rial Field.. Run* batted In. Cannon, Johnson; batted over .300 during the past 3 4, 3 3-0 3 3 .400 Hi August, aa ...... 6 2 3 2 2 0 card at the Stafford Fair Grounds, the unusual- distinction of being Center Springs...... 2 after use of choice language. Con­ proved his calmness under fire by The relnataled Roes added thi* Wednesday, June 18 two-baa* hlta; CttwOn: stalen bssea, aeaaon... Oomfortl had.. A. 3 0 3 3 1 0 Deri's Drive-In...... 1 4 .200 Jarvis, c ...... 2 1 1 0 .1 0 Pillard weighs .145 .poMnd*...Flr»L tinuing hi* tongue-laahlng.. from riahcr. Abraipia; left en bsses^ Cards ' the only American - League first 3. T 0 TdrtUkr t wTTVV T 'U .H- 3 -1’ .-o -Whipping :,three strikes past Vin- Moriartit!s.y*.JBXlEJfcr:N8^ i „ -. Bfidfsrs:: iiverage. Reaervis Inflelder Bob "5 bout starts al 8;3a. ’ — ' ThomsQii’s Gra baseman to play regularly at that 4 1 3 0 1 0 Green" Manor . . . .'. ’. ’.'0 .000 Kosak. lb ...... 8 3 1 7 10 the bench." Kukulka was ’ ordered ing to ease matters. Porter, who tack on Umpire Hearn: “ ...They HeQSH*Q“^ r-B t. Bridurt. Hubbard AtUnaslo batted .333 in six 4 0 1 5 I 0 Hanna. 3b ...... 4 0 0 5 0 to the clubhouse in one minute or had walked as a pinch hitter for 6:15— Memorial Field bard 5: hit by pltfbar. by. Hub positloti with the same club during 4 0 1 3 1 0 Johnson, rf ...... 4 0 2 0 0 pay to get in the park, they got a games. Comfortl took part in Mason's Wo’odworklng climbed F IR ST N A T IO N A L Bank alum the game would have been for­ Durocher, came roaring towards Frankie's .va. Center Bpringe, (Churillt); paasad balls, Poekatt; all 15 games. Five,seniors were the past five seasons. 0 3 0 1 0 McConvlll^. cf ...... 3 0 0 0 0 right to yell. They never attacked pires. Fortln-Vsoantl; soorar, TBLEtTSION SPORTS: Base­ 4 0 1 0 3 into a throc-way tie for first place I Sloan, rf ...... 1 0 0 0 0 ni Little League entry will hold a feited. PAW bellowed long and the piate on the second pitch that Gives Giants anybody except tldi Hearn two 8:15— Charter Oak. chrvaqus; time, 1:16. lost by graduation, Comfortl, Wal- [ Bujaclui, p ...... 4 3 3 1 0 loud on several pitches also and was high, and slid home safely to Rad Box vs. Yankees, 6—MamO' X—winnins run scored with oa* out ball — Wednesday, Thursday, ToUll ...... 28 8 11 15 I 3 in the Rec Softball League last practice session Thuriday night at week* ago, and he had plenty of In th* Sth. Dick Foley, first baseman, nearly win the game. rial Field. Dodgers vs. Cubs; Friday and Sun­ PAC ...... •...... 404 Otx—9 night as A1 Bujacius hurled a 14 1 Totals ...... 32 14 18 21 n 0 6 o'clock at the Charter Oak Lots. g o o d t e a r By JOE RE1CHI,ER protection. Why, we always have drew an early shower, except that /I day, Dodgers vs. Cards. Boxing ®IJ“ • • ...... 130 131—8 Cireen Manor ( 6) Coach A rt Pongratz went Jo 10 to 15 copa on duty." Thursday, Jm e 19 Runs bslted in. Jsnlon, Psgf, Wsl- to 0 victory over Oreeh Manor. 1 Dick Cobb and Jerry Williams Assoctsted Prwia Rporta W riter ' Ivy Football Tou^h, bard who allowed on* 1*m hit —Wednesday night, Johnny Brat­ AB R H PO A E coach the bankers. he obeyed an order to terminate a pair of pinch hitters and a pinch- Auto Parts va. Moriarty’s, 8— than Cannon, -but on* mor* all im­ ‘"•Wj A D. Stevsns. llKk. Tanke. X lb addition, Bujacius had a homer Marcheft#*. 3b ... 4 0 0 his beef and return to his oosltlon Who said everything happana in -Attcatn Michiffan Man Memorial Field. - ton and Rocky Caatettani, middle- p*^4. Ornui 3, Pruttlnc 3; R. Stavess; and triple to lead his team's 13 Black, as 6 1 0 runner during the uprising, "ion'd portant Tun. — r ...... - WILLIAMS weights from Chicago Stadium. two-bssr hits, Lrt 3. Cohen; three-bsse Holmes, p. 3b .. 3 3 ^0 Each team came up with a run all three had a hand in the scor­ Brooklyn 7 Friday, June 20 hlla Fruttlnx: stolen bases, Lee; left hit attack against two Green Metlvler, rf .... , 4 0 0 H.AMILTON sported new uni­ in the second inning. The Airmen Ann Arbor. MlcJt.—(NEA) L 88oiiri Plav8 13™ DODOERS after aeoring Friday night — Vince Martinet or ^ssea, RAC 5. ICIks 10; bases on ing. Pike Davis strolled as he went How about the Polo Grounds? Ridges V i. Hamilton, 6 — Nebo. one run in th* first stansa, on two Manor pitchers. SeaOr, If ...... 4 forms for laat night's Twl League countered first when Joe Trlno .—Take it from Lowell Perry, Emanuel ye. Center Congos, 8:15 and Sammy GtuUanl. welter­ balls. Ilsrtensteln 1. Ysnke 4; strike­ Ecabert, lb 3b , 2 up to swing for Charlie Jaaicob. walk* and a sharp aingl* to l«ft by outs Hsrtenatein 4, Ysnke 3, Wslln- The victors scored eight times game against Pratt A Whitney at singled and took second on (Char­ Ever . since • Bobby Thomson don't soft-pedal Ivy League weights from Madison Square Gar­ Kllbanoff, cf .... . 1 new Hamilton outfielder, and Bill Gro88 ill Finals — Memorial Field. Carl Johnson, ware handcuffed un­ OIL SERVICE skl.5; hits off llartenstetn 7 for 3 runs In the first two innings before Co8*anzQ. cf .... . 1 Nebo. The Airmen were out&tted lie Mazurek’S' single. Charlie Mc­ cracked that pennant winning football. , Green Matior vs, Decl'i, 6:15— den. • " In I Inrlnsa; Ysnke 4 for 5 runs In 3; driving starter A1 Carey off the Carey, p ...... Paganl later Scored as a runner til th* final frame whan Warren . 0 in uniforms earlier this season. Means rifled his throw back to the home run in the final 1951 play­ "The hardest-hitting play­ Charter OaK.*" - . . . 841 BROAD ST. Balk. Ysnke; wild pitch, WsllnskI; hill. He was^ replaced by Gra­ Grtllo. ib ...... 3 for Davis. Chandler reached on an error and psssed bsllt. Murphy 3: losing pitcher, Ellla. c ...... 1 Infield and it was hlgh^ getting When the seventh frame start­ ers we met Ipst Fall were from Omaha, Juba 17-\(J^^ Miesourl Yanks Vi. Dodgera, 8—Memorial ham Holmes who was touched off game, the wlerdest things have rode home on Cannon's doubi* to WsllnskI: umpires. Frey-Brlttner; A R T K N O F LA is chairman of away from both the pitcher and ed. Porter was preparing to take Cornell," the Michigan star and Holy Chuui clakh' on even Field. scorer. Wltlnok; Urns, 1:15. for nine hits thesTest of the way. Totala ...... 38 been occurring, in Brooklyn's Eb- center. FUEL A N D 6 n 21 7 0 of the State KIwanis Club Golf catcher and rolling to the screen a shower in the clubhouse and declared. terms tonight for the National Saturday, June 21 Tommy Mason chipped in with Maaon'a ...... 443 010 3—14 'the Rad Birds only run cam* In Green Manor .. 004 030 0— 6 Tournament which wlU be held at as the ninruers moved un. Tom would have been uzedj^earlier as a bets Field. "Anybody who say* the Ivy Collegiate baseball ehampionahip. / Moriarty'a va. Lefilon,-dtaO— Me- R A N G E O IL a double and two aingles while - i the socond when Bobby Abrams Runs bstted in. Johnson 3. Mason 3, the Race Brook Country Wub in BeritUtttnt ftlert to left for the-»ec- plncli-Wtter had he returned to the Look at 'wbat happened in the League 1* soft U nuts.” . -- Holy .Croa*. on the streogth o f ;feorial Field . - Johnson slapped out a pair of dou­ best out a bunt, moved to third on H. August 3. J. Rlvois. Jarvis, Hanna. New Haven on Tuesday. June 24. ond out and Trlnp broke for the field quicker. The Airmen Itke- Polo Ground* last Sunday, for in­ five runs tn the olzth inning,-de­ Ruuday. June 22 . bles tn m winning' cause. Ban Buiaclus.. Rlock.a, 8aad4r, J. CoaUnao platr. •Dtjroeher, Proos* 'fleat. WsS' fmssed 6718 ffiah,'*ce reliefer • stance. The Giants were rolling feated the Big Seven champions Red Sox va. Dodgers, 2— Memo- an infield hit by Oorky Fisher and LAND SURVEYING and Metlvler and Eki Sender walloped 3; twn-baae hlta, Maaon, Johnaon 3; Sive'rM ' 'TMahcheitef- then became one o f th* fsw. Little ibraa-baaa lata.- Bujeetuar- Itome runa, aacker. cut the ball o ff and nailed Ig g y Miller, who also was dressing along. enjoying.. ah_i l--0-_Lead..o.ver »««t night. _ J f Mtsaouri had rUI Field. T OIL HEATING three'hits each' for the losers. will compete. Hamner broke a 4-4. 41# Id the sev­ Lsaguam ever to steal horns. Fish- CIVIL ENGINEERING Bujaclua, J, Hlvoaa. Maaon. Black; Mazurek trying to go to third, up in the seventh, apparently fig ­ the St. Louis Cardinals when sud­ enth. The Bucs built up a 4-1 lead won, it would have ended the tour­ Yanks V*. Cards, 3:80— Memorial double playa. Hanna to Kouk; left on but Tripp scored ahead of the out. denly the roof caved In on them. nament right there. ar was th* only player in the game EQUIPMENT bases. Mason's G, Green Msnor 10; N E W n A Y B R S added by Twl uring his services wouldn’t be on homerii by Ralph Kiner (No. field . SINGUHH BY BED JACKO and needed last night. Before they realized what had The Tigers had been undefeated First National v*. Trust, 3y- to get two hits. bases on balls, Bujacius 8. Csrey 3. League baseball teams for 11) and George Strickland, but Edwarcf''Li Davit, Jr. Last Night's Fights Holmes 4; atrlke-outs. Bujacius 3. Durocher put rupners on first and LE W IS had a trio of hits to lead happened the Cards had won 14- in the double elimination play up Cbarter Oak. l i t t l e l e a g u e fens not only Holmes 1; Otrey 4 for 8 runs In the balance of the aeaaon follow: rookie Ronnie Klin* couldn't hold Eatimates On Request ReftatorMl Civil EnfliiM r and second for Hamilton In the lower the Hamilton attack with good Save at this 12. it He was replaced by Paul La- to that time. But Holy Cross, ■ Brown * Beaupra vs. Nasatffs, enjoysd an exdtlng pitchsrs’ duel 1 lr,3: . Holmes 9 for 6 runs in 5 2-3; BA's: Jim Fox, William Stevens, hnd of the frame. Glenn Flanders support from Vinlng and Mc- Yesterday, just 24 hours later, which gained the finals by way of 3:30—Charter Oak. but also watched each team com* Land Snrrejor By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS losing pitcher, Carey; umpire, Show. Palme in the sixth when three CALL Charlie Pease; PAW: Bill Francis. hit back'to tifte mound, a potential the Card* were leading 7-4 when the loser's bracket, had already up with many fine plays and catch- Brooklyn—R o b e r t Villemaln, Meanj. Dick Foley, Mazurek and -walks, a single by Connie Ryan 15 Proctor Road» Manchoator Matt Wallace, Charlie 'Wazupek; dotilile-nlav ball, but Andrews Bergamini slugged with authority the Giants came to bat. Two and pinch hitter ^III Nicholson's been beaten by Missouri, 1-0. M A V F IN E D ea Ths catch of the gande came In 16844, France, outpointed Jose Hamilton: Charlie Jasicob, Wally toased low and Off the bag at sec­ ■ With both teams now down one, Chlcsgo, June 17— l/li—George tha third when Booby Churilla 2-1257 TeL 7019 Basora, 171, Puerto Rico (TO). for the P A W cause. Special low Price walks, a single, an out and boom. long fly tied the score at 4-4. Widliolm, Dick Ftzpatrek; Ridges: ond. Jacko rotfnded' third and the winner of tonight’s game, 8. May, golf club owner and tour­ made a running backhand atab o f Allentown, Pa.—Percy Bassett, Sports Mirror Moriarty's and the B A’s collide Thomson practically duplicated his JIM KONSTANTY, third Phil- George Lathrop; Mprlarty’s: Con­ headed home as Tripp recovered tomorrow night and the stage It starting at 9:30 p. m. (ak .t.f will nament . promoter, paid a $1,000 a liner off the bat of Stave Hub­ 13744, knocked out Ray Poweil, '51 feat hitting a grand slam hom­ l.v pitcher, gave up no runs In rad O'Connor, Stu Beal. the ball, but Jacko slid In safe. set for a first place battle be­ take home the title. ftna yesterday f6r contempt of th* bard to rob him o f a baee b it 129, Allehtown (1). er to beat the Redbirds, 8-7. three Innings to receive credit for A Year Ago Today— Kearns then lined into a double- tween the Ridges and Hamilton T H A T ’S NOT A L U Look at thl* Grand Jury with a gambling In­ Cards' right fielder Bobby Row- Chicago— Marie. 137, Phil­ Berg won 35,000 Weathervane Famous his third triumph against one de- plav. Friday. believe-lt-or-not situation. Willard feat. LaPalme was charged with a m a t e u .R g o l f vestigation. May, owner of tha arth made a nice running eatch In adelphia, and Pete Smith, 136, Cross-Country Golf Tournament, SCORING FIVE TIMES after the bottom of th* sixth and tiny New York, Drew (10). Ijoefflei^ Quits Schmidt, who tossed up that goph­ the defeat. .Bridgeport. June 17— (ff)— Crack Tam O'fihanter Country Club, and by defeating Babe Dldrickson, 75- two were put In the third, "the Air-, m m i T H O w amsteur gplfera front aU^_oyer two club offtclaU, ipdward ReMk Wayn* Reynold* who waa petrol­ Baltimore—Johnny Greco, 183, 76, in the 38 hole playoff, . er ball to Bobby,-made only.one All other teams had a day OIL.. men took a big 6-1 lead. The tin t pitch— and he was carged with the Connecticut will converge on the and Matt Nleaen, were convicted ing centerfield for the Dodgers Toronto, outpointed Lula Ortlx, Five Years Ago—The Boston Ellsworth Post two batters were out on grpund came up with two fin* eatehas In 14444, Puerto Rico (10). defeat. The rookie right-hander Brooklawn Country . Club here to­ of refusing to answer question! Red Sax’s defeated St. Louis for balls to short, but- three straight TRUSS FiniNQ had been summoned to relieve W ill day for the pre-quallfylng play in about a rtid at the club In which the sixth. Brooklyn—Don Williams, 148, their seventh victory in a row. hits got Kearns out of there. John- o o o d A e a i i Worcester, Miuu., stopped Jackie Werlc. the Connecticut State Amateur 27 slot machines were seised by Ten Years- Ago— Mort Cooper Hartford, June 17— (d*4— Albert nySatagal beat out a chopper on B y AKRO N Oradnated Experts YALE WHIPS h a r v a r d O'Brien, 14544. Meriden, Conn. In contrast, the victory went to Golf ChamplonehJp Tournament. jwUce last July 4. A total of |3,-' pitched a neat five hit shut out to (Albie) LMffler, head coach qf the Infield and Paul Clchon and plus tox 128.70 in fines was ssscHed N ew Haven, Jim# 17— ifilv— A (4). all varsity sports at Ellsworth Alao Abdominal Supports, Elas­ George Spencer, fourth Giant Play will be over the 18-hoIe medal Rive St. Louis a 3-0 victory over Dick Foley followed with sharp pitcher. He, too, made only one route and the expected field of against th* three. - yelling crowd of Tala aUimnl lAke City—Keith Nuttall, New York. High school in South Windsor, has aingles to right for a run. F itz­ tic Hosiery, and all types of govt and your pitch. That was a double play de­ 142 will be playing for 70 places watched the EU'i varelty bssaball 138, Brigham City, Utah, and Twenty Years Ago —John F. resigned to go to. Staples .High patrick came strolling to the hill ■urgical appliances. P ilrate F it­ old tire livery to Del Rice to end th* top of In the qurlifyingj: round play 'for R IC K E Y M A N ttiun turn beck rival Harvard at Bobcat Torrance, 13044. Los Collins resigned aa manager of school Tn Westport where he and immadiately. balhsd-in-a.;rua- ting'Itoom;' • - ...... Angeles. Urew (10). i.O O xk the ninth. Se we have the unpre­ the 50th annual state champion­ Morgantown, W. Va.— (N BA)— Y ale Field yeateirday. 4-2-' Yale the Boston Red Sox; he was re­ coach basketball and baseball and Unable to find the plate, Fitzpat­ broke'out of e aeventh inning f -8 Fresno— Tony Bosnich, 194*4, teach physical education. Loeffler rick threw but two strikes In Ms cedented situation in which two ship which Is scheduled for the Roy Hawley, director of athletics placed by M arty McManus. hurlera make one pitch each, one YES'TEitOAY’S RESULTS tie and. pushed across two runs San Franciaco, and Jac)c McFalls, U regarded as one of the state's next 23 offerings and Issued four Kazlfm Shuttle Meadow Country Club, at West Virginia, scouted for St. Quinn’s Pharmacy. of which is credited with the -vic­ On a Harvard error, a double and 183, Loa Angeles, Drew (10). most successful schoolboy coaches. passes and three runa scored. Rob Here’s big news! We help >d u fight the high coat of Albany I. ftcbaneciadv'4. New Britain, which starts a week Loula when Branch Rickey was Vancouver, B. C.—Frank Al­ NEWSOM WITH A’a tory while the other is charged Wtlliomfport 10. B<;r8nton 6. hence and ends on June 27. directing Cardinal operations. a single. living by cutting the price of this Goodyear quality- with the defeat. (Only ramM •ch«*dulad). mond, 127*,4, Vancouver, outpoint­ NatUial ed Kenny MePhee, 12844, Van­ Philadelphia, June 17—(ffT^One built Marathon. And this big news couldn’t come at a Pity the plight of toor Wayne York R.-St. Louia 7. ’ couver ( 10). of the most-traveled men in base­ Lamaster, who pitched for ' the Philadelphia. 6. Plttnburgh 4. ball, Louis (Bobo) Newsom is better time. For right now, in the middle of hot Only fames* nrheduled. ■) ■ Philadelphia Phillies some 15 Amrrlran back in the major leagues today weather, you need to be doubly sure the tires on your years ago. He started a game No famea orh^duled. — thla time with the Philadelphia CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. against the Chicago Cuba on May iDferaatUnal ^ Athletics. General Manager Ar- car are dependable. Come in and see this famous Baltlmor* 14. IloehePtfr 5. 5, 1938. A fter three pitches, two Syracuoa 8. BiifTalo 1. thur EMers of the A ’a said the ,M?^aUi_on of Goodyear’s. High in quality, depend­ -b6ll.jp ~ ' _____ 'g'an tjfuifs''' 311 M-A.IN STREET ability arliT^rty”— a rtiJtlre'Sa^am at its former Stan KaeJt, Xjma*relr c'SmpTaTnetf started the year with the Wash­ of a pain in his arm and he was ington-Senators, will Join life A ’s PHONE 6874 - 6292 price — a sensational buy at this special low price! replaced by Tom Rel*. Hack drew la ChlcagQ today- "______a base on balls and 'eventually r scored. ' _ ___ CHICAGO CXJNtniJUED to pile up,-..runs. -«t. an. 'amazjng , Dace a'^lnst ■ fiife Williy tflAgerir'' and ZEfHmomE won 21-2. Who was charged with Look rn this $pedal low prico! the defeat? Why, Lamaster, of Miir *hf^pt-hackyet-streamed staling/ '/z Price course, since he was charged with the walk to Hack, Who acored'the run that put the Cubs in front. POTTERTOirS Preacher Roe with Pittsburgh Super-Cushion | Q 9 5 and Eddie Rommel o f the Ath­ letics were among those who won VACATIONLAND gamek with one pitched bait Jack 1952 STODEBAiOlR Quinn, while with Brooklyn and GOODYEAR I iJ Woody Martin with the Cuba were i among those-who lost games with COMPLETE MEN'S OUTFIT But will you get thure on time and in a Holiday Spirit i f oHiar sizM proportienotaly low COMMANDER^OR CHAMPION your car’s engine is sputtering a lazy and nasty tune? one pitched ball. Ironically, T h o m s o n's game- winning homer yesterday came Valued At $77.90 Make certain the path and straighten the way by bring­ after the Giant third baseman had Eleven body styles ing the family car over to Carter’s —■ Factory trainM gone to bat 17 straight times mechanics will go to work on^t, sending it on its merry without a hit. Eddie Yuhas, sec­ M-ontreat Won By Wm. Voders, 307 Henry St. ond St. Louis pitcher, set the stage Rocheater including the dramatic nevir way purring like a kitten . . . and twice as lively on the Toronto when he walked Hank Thompson Syrocuff Ticket No. 63,166 jum p too! to start the last half of the ninth. Sniinuflrld Starliner “hard-top** Pinch •hitter George Wilson lined Ottawa Buffalo G.M.A.C. FINANCING FROM $50 UP. to Red Schoendieiut and Thomp­ Baltimore son moved to second when in 1952 Mobilgas Two great engines GLENNEY'S Schoendienst threw wild to first Economy Run In a double play attempt. Kastern D AVEV W n X IA M S singled to Hartford at Wtlllamaport. A Sfvdibokof Champion and Commandor —the Champion or 120 h.p. send Thomps(Wf'’'to third. Lefty Albany at Elmira. Binghamton at Scranton. Y-8 linivhod lit ond 2nd *n o*-nlght. Studebaker is one of TONY ANGELO LOU’S ATLANTIC STATION inside the foul line. The homer Philadelphia (Kellner and Sol- cut the. Dodgers’ first place lead to dak 0^3) at Chlcagc (Grloaom 3*8 and B arlow’sT eieyision 488 CENTER STREET Pierce- 6*5)—IwGnlght doubleheader. America*s lowest price cars 128 EAST CENTER STREET/ three games, erased what looked Woehington (Porterfield 6*6) at Cleve* like certain defeat for Sal MagIte land (re)Ter t-4>—-night. r S Bodeb olfar Sludaboker Automatic Orivo or Ovardriva—csnI glare-raducba tintad glou—at axtro cott and overshadowed homers by Wes • Nalienal Pltteburg) (Flaher 0*0) Sales and Service Weatrum, A l Dark* and Williams York (Gregg

,-w>. tg i .; ' 'iv. , • ' " , ■ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY. JTJNE IT, 1988 p a g e e l M n ' (. i.--; ■■ - , < MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, TUESDAY, JUNE 17,19^2 \ \\ P A C E USS the cancer idetlm but a Harvard Foreign Minister Jeronimo Remo- Bergm an W itness medico-legal -expert testified that .A rgentina Pledgeii- rino to Rreeilian Foreign Minister DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLP ' .Toeo Baptleta Liiaardo, pledged OITPCUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE w ith MAJOR HOOPLE Mre. Borroto was dead when Dr. YAntwor to Provlom Puxilo Sander Inserted g hypodermic respect of Brselilan iwverelgnty. WDRO—1860 Radio and TV w n o —lOM Says Sm ear Used liicidents Inquiry . T H ^r NUT SOPH’S WAVIN' 6A V-A MEXICAN TM6 '/V1A30R IS MAkliJS Hl6 Lyas’m , /Wi t H o d P ie t Q H P a n Sense and Nonsense WCCC—1290 needle in her arm. Noting the reinforcement of TK&ER VilAS SEEN1 annual 3UNC t o u r , JA60N OSDAU THINS IS HS ' Screen Star WHAT— 910 Breelllen fro4itier troops, Argen­ D&J SEPTIC T A N K ® N ^u^iajpyiN ’/ HERE ONCE--ANP n a a n WKhni— 840 Eastern Daylight Ttr s After the trlel Dr. Sender war PROSABLV INSPECT I NS 1 , DON'T eiT FUR / — LAS' m a Officer—Which is your restau­ WNHC—Ch. • Lna'Angeles, June IT—(flh--Tlie dropped from the ' IjIDsborough Buenos Aires, Argentina, June tina said it hoped the present cor­ t. WONPEe IF F COULP BE A ,THE AINSWORTHS. 1 OCCASION w h e n h e When Benjamin Franklin was a 17. -(SPl:—Argentina naa promised dial relations between the two GOT A SRIZZLV CITV PARK s e a t in g □ u rant ? woman Ingrid Bergman .enl to County me^ifial eoclety in May,' BCHkPRUNNER ER AN ANTEU3PE ARRAN&eM eN T6.'-*« lE EMBARKED ON A AlR^ ' BOBIZONTAL 4 Char(c4 atom child, it was the custom to say Brasil to investigate thoroughly countrise would not be tuumed. . lOLUN' A RXm.ESNAKe,*- BEAR- 5 Fragrant Pat—Right over there, with my 14:##—WTHT—Miiiri*in« of th« Air. (;iVS— WDRC— Rell(loui Talk. ask Dr. Peter Llnd.trom for a di­ 1950. That ■' action automatically 1 WONPER you CAN PICK DP NiS TRIP'TO CHILE,X , 1,7 Feminine very long graces before meals. name on the window. W TIC—BRpKiUM WJfp. W ONS— New.. denied him the use of Manchester recent border tncidenta between SAVE oleoraain 1 ;Q0— W DRC— New*. _ _ „ , vorce te.ttfied he told her: the te-n countries that led Braxll t r a i l , PLEASE T e i-t .HlVt ,CAU<5BT.I.!P.Wi.E acreea atar . . Benjamin got pretty tired of these- Officer—^The name there 4a «br .iroac-T--MLuai£ by. AniopXnL______W T C ^ o o g Good Mnelc.- hnspital in -bia -prsieUce...... -....— TH ER E'S SOME V6R.V HIM RIDIN'A, BBrattzian------WCCC—Music. "By the.time I get through with to rrinfbffie her frontier ttbopir 13 Interstice seaport long prayers, as any kid would. structed. WHAY—Nevcsi r<»lk* Hnii. . WKNB— Phil lUle. He also was placed under a life The Rio de Janeiro government STOOL AT, 13 Thigh bones One day the meat for the win­ P at—No, it isn't. It’s O'Brien. W KNB—Npm’s; R aqupp‘. Mutlnee. W THT— Bre.kfMt with Ben.^ . ' Ingrid, .he will never be able to ban by two Catholic hospitals In SAVE IN EVERY WAY! CHILI 7 Meadow a u WTIC—StellR • WONS— Weather; Bill Jenkin. Show had accused Argentine border po­ 14 Type of poem 8 Carman river ter was being salted down in bar­ WTHT-rThy Neighbors Voice. W T IC — Bob Steele. see Pla. I will blacken hji'r name ths area, and the New Hampshire lice of killing and kidnaping Br»v WAITING FOR can w h a t -A llan Borwn Show. ISChurch 9 Greek__ letter n a n rels, and Benjamin came up with An old Texan, attending an |4;80—WDRC — Ken and Carolyns nnd Rossellini's In such a way that -----Medical• - society - suspendedi., ,, hie -li- lillan citlsena in Bratlliapf terrt- ronsttit niir HsM man for apoctal rataa fai tfieMbig aad HIM AT lestival season this bright thought; "I think. angler’s banquet in California, was Kitchen. 4 1;IS— W ONS— News. no court w.tir ever allow her to see cense for afx months. Hie license (.ory. HOME/, ROQ \TT1C—Young Wlddcr Brown. 1 ;W -W T IO — Weather. lug e3TstMne We’re ready to earre you a t all Hmee w(tl id ra la . 18 Terminate i j Rabbit Father, if you were to say grace slightly ICked as speaker after WON8—Jac k Downey’s Music Shop. J:S*--WDRC— OM Mu.lr Box; New., Pia.” has been restored. -fh* conclllaiory Argentine reply age and eewerage adiiee. 17 Child's mother 13 she is a.— 37 Stand lor a . 42 Dress edgds over the whole cask once and for speaker told tall tales' of West A^•THT—Bob K. Lloyd Show. W T IC — Boh Steele— Morninx W ateh. The witness, Mrs. Maria.,Oohn Last October the physician, a yesterday said the Incidents were J t g r i - i Coast fish. Finally, the visitor •wCCC—News; Music. . WCCC— New.; Gonu Mornlnf Muelc. 19 Reverential player coffin 43 Wintry all, it would be a krast saving in 1 :45—WTIC—The Woman In My House. WONS— Bill Jenkin. Show. testified ye.terday at the trial of resident of nearby Candia, aought due to ''common faults" and may M l i ISTIMATES precipitation' time." ------from-, the JLone-^.-Star_.-fitate wgs —WON8— -for Child ran. W UAY-Co(fee (nub. re-lnetatement In the county medi have resulted from the "energetic "leer IBMire 28 Bereft .— aiuixtr:-—.. Mlifs „Be_rgman's suit for summer '■ 20Xn«ftttiaWI.....SSUeduce"’ ...... 29FsiiihTIHl ■■ 44'Donated ■"' "asked ■ for-a-yew- -remerks,- t'W-elL— 5:##'A-iWDIH^»^?b- -_:;-_JLY:=ratorv.,QusgLna „ - _____ Mb Ion# oT. iiospitnl |irivl~ "pAlBAiivg- r J iidgms m -pgy~-tnere~wnr~hg 5:15—W T IC - P m n t Page Farren. —herto-ItosseHini. .who m anled-t 30 Acquires 23Too threads- 50Invite (colL) . weeping and walling and gnash­ saw any "bigger than that." . WHAY—Crosby’s Quarter, W H A T — New*. actress after she bOre him a child leges, Dr.- Bandar'has confined his | between the two countries, He stopped briefly, surveyed the lf:3 0 —W TIC—Not;ps and Quotes. W ONS— New., out of wedlock, would be a bad practlcs to his office. The Argentine note, handed by , knowledge 24 Pare ' 37 Route (ab.) 51 Sheltered side ing of teeth. . ■' WHAY—Band by Demand. , W DRC— Shopper. Special.. An old woman in the back stood gathering blandly, and concluded: WTIC—NewA . influence. 33 Wireless 25 Hindu 40 Insert S3 Chemical "Of course you have to remember WONB—Sky King. instruments garment 41 Siquan Indians suffix up. W DRC—Memory Lane. WK.NB-PhlJ Half. MYs. Cohn, wife of screen writer She—Reverend, I ain't got no that we always mea.sure our fish WTHT—Tom Corbett. Space Cadet. WHA y —J e.tInx with B’.mp, Art Cohn, wa* on the Mediterra­ 34 Continued between the eyes.”—Contributed WCCC—News; Music. . W ONS— Bill .lenklna Show. «lG-T/IV\e story 1 Z 3 a 5 h 7 8 9 10 H teeth. il;4 5 —WDRC—C urt Ma.ssey., W THT— Martin Arron.ky. nean island of when tiP R E ii/ He—Madam, teeth will “be pro­ by Gene Mitchell. WHAV—News. »:S0-WCCC New.; Bre.kf.it Nawa- M i.. Bergman fell In love with 35 Church TVONS—News; Cerll Brown, boy. officisls It 13 vided. jg WTHT—World rilchl Reporter. W O N S -B ill Jenkin. Show. Roaselllnl while he was directing i-n "ifHAr^ There are two cla-s.sRs .of people W T IC — Radio B .iiu r, her In a picture. jpvyituANjs. SBHerliusband Kvening AS HIGH N l!> . . . good people and bad people. N;W>—W DRC—News. . W T H T — Boh Lloyd. She testified she contacted is Lawrence Who rermembers back when the WTIC—News. ' *;SJ— W T H T — Jhhn (hinte. A - CONTAGIOUS DISEASE AS HE SOT*- t-/T m;„ w» w-. »■ I And the good people are the ones • lOO-WDRC— Newi. Llndstrom in Paris In 1949 and first daring girl wore a sleeveless who decide which Is which. - WTHT—News; Joe GIrand Show. 38 Sea eagle iT" 17 « 'M d bathing suit? WKNB—News; Sports; Music. WCCC— 12 Hundred and 90 HItL told him Miss Bergman loved him P o o r T im in g ! HY l,ANK LEONARD WHAY—News. W jIAT— lUllan Prnxram. and their daughter, but- wanted to r I MICKEY FINN 39 Exaltation za u A farmer was delivering vege­ WONS—News. \V K N B -N e w «; PoloniA 42 Housing (ab.) The terrible thing about the ; #:15—WTIC—Bob Steele. W O N S -N ew .. m arry Rosaelllnl. She qudted Lind- ^YouMimiuveiwomi quest for truth is that you find tables to a public .sanitarium for WHAY—Sports; Supper Serenade. W THT— Bre.kfi.t aub. strom as saying he would not con­ 45Sm4ll n 25 25 Z7 a the mentally unbalanced. A pa­ WONS—Jim Britt, Sports. W T IC — Theater of Melod.v. THAT IV W A N rnsm down; n n -Remy de Gourmont. 9:1.1- WDRC— Thl. I. H.rtford. sider a divorce. Llndatrom, how­ A t m n u m u s H ! THEM'S aperture 1 tient sainted him. - WDRC—Jack Smith Sports. ever, later won a divorce and cus­ 46 Peer Gynt’i P td:25—WDKC—Tliia I Believe. WONS— Tello-Te.t. Am NOW m CANT SOMEBOPY 90 3t b Patient—'VTou're a farmer, ain't WTTC—W’eather. 9;»(F-WKNB—lUll.n Hour. tody of Pla. who.s name has now mother Tske 91 Farm er—^Did yuh ? ------W'DRC—Lowell Thomaa. • WTIC—Victor ft;' LihdUhr. . ™ D r. S ander T riea ' - 55 Lamprty* 3? H er—No. but I will always ad­ Patient—Yes. Say, stranger, did ^•*j.j^_g»orkii—Sports. W HAT—Fam ous Trials. catchers mire yojir taate. ' ~T[ WKNB—Phil Rlzr.uto Sports Cara­ W KNB—Dirk Haym es.- 99 97 yuh ever try bein' crasy? 10:##—W D R C -^ rth u r Godfrey, 58 Scandinavian n *r ' IT The farmer never had, and van. _ T o W in H ospitals 1 L ...WQNSj .M usic. fpr.,.AmcJics; .Spoi1t^.. WTHT—My True Story. 67 African fly — i i Only 'Americans have mastered started to move on...... ■; r t:00—^^R C —Beufah. AVTIC-Wstrome- Travelers. ~ 99 SO M 5Z 53 W KNB—News; Sammy Kaj*e. VBR'nCAL the art of being prosperous though Patient—Well, you oughta try WTIC—Boston Blacale. it. It beats farmin’ all hollow.. WTHT—Weather: Journal of the Air. WHAT—Italian Prorram. M»nchMt*r, N. H.. Jiin* 17—(/P) . IFlow .et...... ra broke. WONS—Fulton Lewis, jr. x'B’ONS—Cfetn Patterson Show. ... -r- ' *WKXB^-T":'77r'Kl>yry...... •...... «WDRC*-Arthur -QoCfrey;------— Dr.. H*rm«nn .43, .ae.~ container CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 7 : J V-WONS-^Telln-Test. W KNB-^v. LodAe. quitted of x murder"r)ixrg* In wh«t 2 Press s£ sf W TJrr—Elmer Davis. 10:25- -W TH T—W hlsperln* Streets, .JZ WDRC—Jack Smith. WO.V8—News. the Mate nought to prove wa* the 3 Sell W KNB- A dventure In R fs4srch. 10:30—IVCCC—N ews; 13 H undred and BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES A S ta r te r BY EDGAR MARTIN 7;S#_-WTIC-Newa. 90 Hits. killing of a cancer patient, trie* WTHT—Sliver Easlr. WHAT—Ilallsn Proirrsm. again tonight to regain the privi­ SIDE Gf.AA’F'RS BY GAI.BRAITH WHAY—Symphony Hall. WTIC—Double or Nothing. TKXRt WOW . THKI'C \llCM18C. Mi;<& A WCOO ttM ZVA^yiKi^.NO V WANNA ycki 3DGT ^ICAME T^T>RC—rerg > ’ Lee Show. WOiVS—Guy Lom bardo. lege of u«lng local hoepital*. - Df»5(tN*Sgt? TOCKeW TKVKl«TM- A ONt.DPMty •' AW WONS—Gstjrlel Healter. WKNB—Mystery VoIcl*. Dr. Robert N. Lord, aecretary- *NOO VVVfe T V (ty '« t WKJO AW> HXRO, WK.NB—Ed Swett. Show. 10:45—W T H 'r—AirsInst the Storm. DO X 1:45—WDRC—Ed Murrow. ,11:00--W TH'T—I^ n e Journey. treaaurer of Hillsborough Oiunty CBCTOiS M l. MOMMVl XQNt \ t l WTIC-One Man's Family. WTIC—Strike It Rich. Medical aociety. .said a second *p- DOt^T t o t w o a t WONS—D oris Day. W KNB—Nem*s; 840 Club. plication from Dr. Render seeking 7}55—WONS—News. WONS—Ladles Fair. N O O f WHO w a x g:0O—W DRC—people Are Funny. WDRC—A rth u r Godfrey. re-admission to the society to re­ WTIC—Cavalcade of America. WHAY—Italian Profram. gain his hospital prlvUegea will be WTHT—Conn. News Conference. 11:I5-WTHT—When a Girl Marries, .considered tonight at a regular "Hi* * WHAY—Music. U :25—WONS—News. M WD^TR—BTs.?Ti Miisenrh, 11:5#—W DHG--Gran4 Starm meeting of th*. organlxatlon. WKNB—News; Ed Swett Show. WCCC—News; 13 Hundred and 90 Dr. Render was freed in March S:t,V>.WHAY—Sersnaf.'e In Blue. ' HU. IB.IO, by a Jury that deliberated Tl |;S#_WDRC—Mr. and Mrs. North. WTIC-Bob and Ray. • WTIC».1Baxrla;-: &Mj^^ ^Conftdeilial • -H^AT'—’Mwlsann. r, ' minutes. He. had been Jiccused «f Investigator. 'Wt)N5^Qu>en""7or a'Div.’ ‘ ' lhjMlihg”a" lelfiainfiiahLily'fif'hii’ W T H T -E scap e W ith Me. WTHT—Break the Bank. Into the velna of Mr*. Ahble Bor­ WONS—Story of Dr. Kildare. II :45—WDRC—Rosemary. W’HAY—Morton Gould enndurts. WTIC—Dave Garrowsv. roto, 50. of Manchester, as she lay ,#.00-WDRC—Life With Lulg!, WKNBi-MwsIc Ouv of ths^WeiL dying In a local hospital. WONS—News: Official Detective. WHAT—Ronxonl Prorram. The state charged the air killed WTHT—Town Meeting. A fteranoe WTIC—Bob Hope. I2:9«~ SVDJK:—W endv W arren. 1 - 1 • •U ^W H A Y —Re() va. St. Louis. WCCO—Lunrheon Muilcale,. 9:Sf>--^^’TIC—To be announced. n^’ONS—Curt M sssev Time. A L L E Y OPP Ring Or Rope BY V. T. HAMLIN WONS—(MyalerJou* Traveler. WHAY—ItaUan Voice. WDRC—Louella Parsons. WTTC—News; Weather. FBESTBEOUCK,! *;35—WDRC—The Lineup. WKNB—News: Movie Time. lu e E T W’THT—Jack «erch Show. TMie HEREWITM 60U AU .,/ IF ONLY 9:45—WTHT—Erwin Canh-'m. lOrOO-WTIC—W hat’s My Line. 12:15—WDRC—Aunt Jennie's Storlea break OR THERE'6 NO / WE COULD WDRC—Candidates and Issues. WKNB—Blnr Crosby Time. nSTCHEC use GON’ FOR I 6EE WH«T® W TH T—News. W TIC—Down- Homers. UPf OOP AT ALLI \ HAPPENINC^^ WONS—Frank Edwards. WONS—News; H. R. Baukharc- t0:16—W’ONS—^Jack'a Waxworks. WTHT—Victor H, Llndlahf. W'THT—Dr^am H arbor. 12:2.5—WONS—W om en's Page. V-, / , WDRC—Robert Q’s Waxworks. 13:50 -WDRC— Romance of Helen WTIC—Robert Montgomery News T rent. The Man Called X. WHAT—LaRosa Profram. WTHT—United‘Or Not. WCCC—News. 1L;00-Nt^ff.s on AU Stations. . W TH T—Phil Becker. lf;05-WTlRC—You and the World. WTIC—Marjorie' Mills Hour. 11:50—WDRC—Public Service Program. .W K N B —Man oii the Street. 11:15—W TH T—The Late Bob E. LI >yd. 12:45—WDRC—Ou r Gal Sunday. , V’O.VS-7-Jark's Waxworks. WCCC—Music for Mllst.'y. ....VYllCrsNAiKS______. WKNB—The Pattees. WHAY—Night Watcli • 1 We ihe Women...... A KITCHEN 11:50-WTIC—What’s the Score. tVONS—Crean Patterson. W TIC—News. WDRC—N ewa. FITTOR A 12;0A-WTIC—Tlffdn.v Club Ofchei- WCCC—Manchester Matinee. tra; Art Van Damme Quintet W TIC—News. 6-n R«g U. %. Pit. OH 12:3h—W'TIC—Palladium Orchestra. WKNB—Pattees. 6f MCA fMntei. IriC. 12:55—W TIC—News. WTHT—News; We the Women. Tom orrow • WONS—News. # K8S0NAUZI0 ras rOlf WITH CHRIS W E^IN , Planeteer Limping Home RV RUSS WINTERBOT" AM "Recommendation? I didn’t ask for any! I didn’t dream ■ 6:0#—WTJG—Frank Atwood. WHAY—B ettv KImbaJl. JL M, Ric. Xl. t. P«t OtV V*HAY—News: Rural Roundup. 1:15—WDRC-^Wa Perkins Ctpr, IHI »y Nt* Bfv*— I’d run into a lady boes!" WONR—The Pappy How’arc.' show,- WTIC—Jiike Box Jlnrles. wETte MSAitmaiuivro, IF WE OOH'T FIND FLVIN6 GAUCEBE X'VB .^POTTED T he FLVIN6 D1$0, S:55^ W t IC—N ewr. W TH T—Paul H arrev. MRCK.TMCCOVERUrTHE ONOUXI«TD/W£lLTAIce A LOOK 40METNIN0. DAMAGED IN BATTLE, 6:30—WONS—Bill' J?*nkln8 Show, WONS—Yankee Food Show. ‘Pretty good postcard for you today-*-your neighbor WDRC—Yawn Patrol. w h a t —Betty Kimball. fuvm TEU4COPB WHJUIU4E [i,^TTHEOTMEKJOVIAHMOOW». ir^A-EAUCEK, FLOATS GLOWLV l:S0~WDRC—t'ounr Dr. Matone. ' ^ w MANPAL COtmtOIA sprained her ankle on her vacation!" B U G S B U N N Y WTIC—Weather; Frank Atwood. and you’ll cheats TOWARP T H B ^A ilC E R .-- WCCC—Production Newsreel. WKNB—Keyboard Kapers. BUfLT-INS BATE OPCAIXIGTO. k WHAT—Chapel Time WCCC—News; Manchester Matine#. There's no limit to tise, design or FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER ’TT? W H A T A ] WTHT—Mornlnr Devotions. 1:45—WDRC—The G uldlnr L lfh t. ii-iCN_ S U M , / x / j t; Ii4»—WTHT—Brf*kr.*t with Ben. WONS*^p^rts Review. finish when you dream-line your WHATr-V«rl«ty Time. WKNB—Baseball Matinee. -.S2v( g O O 'O O . ' / ✓ fi •'•» N I :.5.5—WONS—Boston’ Braves. kitchen with plywood built-ins. j T i f i 3i0O—WDRC—Second Mrs, BurtMl. WCCC—Music. You get eatctly what you want— WTHT—Msr>* M arrar^ McBride. iVf( WONS—Cofinectlrtjt Ballroom. personalised for you with Urge, U WKNB—Sports Bevue. lighL damage-proof panels that 3:11^ WDRC—'Perry. Mam a. Television U 'tic—Doctor'. W lft _ give you ill the warmth and dur­ t h s ^ H j j S refrig B ro to r w ith 9:3*—WTHT—Dick Wall'* Muile Hall; News. ability of real wood. Easy to. use, WTIC-Clnderella Week End. easy to finish with bright, modem p. M, ^ ______WDRC—N ora Drake. •4r0tP^umm^rnmn TTrS^A. W CCC-rNews; .Music. _colors. Grades tnd sizM for bvery 5 0n— Jf'^'DlMARjflo Shorn*. WONS—Conn. Ballroom. 5;15_GAbby Hxysx Show, 2:45—WDRC—Brlahler Dtv. • use. Call lodiy tnd leim how you 6:.10— Hnwoy Dohdy. I:##—WDRC—Hilltop House. een hive the luxury of custom- • 10-YEAR WARRANTY! 6 ftV-Klt Doodlp. WONS—Jack Downey’s Music Shop. PRISCILLA’S P( The Thinker BY AL VERMEER 6;25~W>Kth»r Forf'rspt’. WTHT—Msrrlsae for Two. nude built-ins it budget-kind cost 6:30— World Nfws Today. WTIC—Life Can Be Beautiful. WCCC—Music. with Douglas fir plywood. rM TELLING you, CARLYLE, « - 6:46— In th<* Public Interest. DON'T KID ME, LESTER/ J 6-17 7j 00— Kukla Fran and Ollle. WHAY—News; Open House. SUMMER VACATION P — [TALL YOU DID WAS 7'15---Fllt7i Short. 8:15—WTIC— Road of Life. • FROZEN FOOD LOCKER! STARTED THINK UP EXCUSES 7:K)— Ganeett Time. WDRC—House' Party; News* Cs Es WILLIS J U S T J N ^ 1 M t ’ FOR NOT d o i n g 7:45— Camel News Caravan. WTHT--Marv' Marlin. \TIME! fl.flO—To be annOuhred. S:50~W’TIC—Pepper Young's Family. lCORKED'' YOUR HOME-WORK' S 30— Keep Posted. WCCC—N’ew s; Music. & SON, INCs 9 00— Crime Synclcsted. WTHT—Joyce Jordan. ^ 9:90— Suspense. WKNB—Yanks rs. Detroit. 2 MAIN ST.—TKU 51*5 • AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING! 10:00— Oriirinal Amateur Hour. 8:40—WDRC—Cedric Adams. i 10:4.S— Adventm’es at 10;45. 3:45—W TIC—R ight to Happlneaa. ONLY Champ. WTK^i'^konwnM of^irelyn Winters 13;D^<‘harJle Wild. WDRC—Carl Smith. 4-:lS-WtlC-mBscksts*s.,iBMs^ 13:45—aV bws. WCfcC—Music. WDRC—The Chicagoeana. Tom orrnr WTHT—Magaiine of the Air. rbdsy. WHA¥—He - i r » r - SBR-YBL IASTS^lCWGgR.j..t.4. 9 :00-^T>st Pattern and Music. I9m 4 ralicM* .'Mftwftfs.tai'yawr^-ctWs •Jl:(X)-+Jour Surprise firijre...... _ riiift y*«rl 1I:IS—Film ehru-l, psndehle gas flame! T. M. s,«. u. a sw, ee. Cm* by MA-Wv.ee. hmf. LtmH»4u n:,m -Strlke It Rich. PRESCRIPTIONS . . . Mt dtfttii i« <-f7 :cd ktektr, autttm ^ deftosting, adjustable quick-dsaaga *'MERVEA BEIN' TOLD THAT! .THREE OTHER A PSACIFW. OUT- TOONERVILLE f o l k s X BY FONTAINE FOX VOUR. 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aaa a a* and Satnrday Mornings for Appliance Dcasonatratlon and 8a ^ East Main and Grov* Stroon, RocWllla itb y r as-to MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1952 PAQl THninPR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 17,1962 p a c e t w e l v e HoosehoM Goods 51 Wanted to Rent W Houses for Sale 72 Subafban for Sale 75 Coventry, were Hepburn, Sappoe- Trailers for Sale 6-A Rooflnf 16-A Help Wanted—Femalr 85 Halp Wanted—Male 88 Garden—Farm—^Dalry nlck and ZenI, r AiitoiiiobU«i for S tk 4 Automobiles for Sale Products 50 KENMORE Washing machine, SCHOOL TEIACRER and wife de­ BOLTON—Four.rooms down, two Schuman Plan Berkowltz-Stollmon NEW 8' Camp trailer. Removable ROOFING. Specializing in repair­ WOMAN Over 28, Interested In EXPERIENCED, personable T.V. Magee stoye, extension ladder, sire 4 or 5-room unfurnished rent MANCHESTER unfinished up. Oil heat, artesian Miss Anita Berkowltz, daughter GET READY PERHAPS YOU’REMISSING ing roofs of all kinds. Also new present aa well as» future Income. serviceman. Excellent opportunity STRAWBERRIES — Pick your Phone 2-1598. well, . Good big lot with shade of Mr. and Mrs. Archie BerkowIti CHINCHILLAS * Nassifittf tide gates. Reasonable. Phone for the right man. Apply Brun­ ateel wheelbarrow. Reasonable. SIX-ROOM CAPE COD Is Ratified by FOR YOUR VACATION SOMETHING GOOD 3207; - _ roofs- Gutter., work. CSilmneya Ambitloui and anxious to get own, 25c. Bring container*. Pas-- ; ,CaU 3-1827. trees. A new house .so pur­ of Chestnut Hill, becathe the bride Buy A “One Owner Car’’ cleaned, repaired. 26 years' ex­ ahead. Give phone. Box C, Heralfi. ner’s T.V. Inc., 358 East Center qualini Farm, A'Vety Street. $50 REWARD! Coupli with well- chaser can have choice of deco­ of Hyman Stollman, son of Mr. and Aivertittments ' Guaranteed Satisfaction! perience. Free estlmatee. Call street. KALAMAZOO Kitchen range with behayed 5 year old daughter urg­ On unuaually well landscaped lot. rations. Only $10,800, T. - J. Italian Regime Mrs. Morris Stollman of Colohea- Forced to son onHro Iwnl of N.C.i*A. podl- F.asy Terms Motorcycles—^Bicycles 11 OPPORTUNITy FOR woman be­ STRAWBERRIES — Pick your oil burners. Good baktr. Good ently, need 4 or 5 room unfurnish­ Including small fish pond. 12x12 tsr, Sunday, in * sunset service CLAS8IFIBIV ADVT. iBSi PLYMOUTH CRANBROOH Hbwley. Manchester 5361, tween 28 and 55, energetic, gray own. Bring containers, 25c quart. doll house for the little ones, Over- Crockett, phone 5416 or resi­ grodd ChinchMos. Six niofod pairs and o i ^ 1960 Dodge Coronet — Oyromatlo condition. Suitable for summer ed apartment. Phone 2-6065. dence 3751. which took place on the Iqwn of , DEPT. HOURS: „ 4-DOOR, R» heater, seat hair,.an asset ..Qlye.pljpne. Box WANTED—.apprentice cerpenter. Falettlt_ Tolland Turnpike. cottage, Resuionahle. Coll. . 5394 alsed garage. Amealte driveway. (Ooatiniied tra n rag* Om ) ___ L ei^ a Hotel In Colchester. . ..The yowHi. AttractWo wboiosoio prfeo tacM os , 4 Covetit" "■■■' drive,' Radio' and heater, white GIRL'S, 3 ‘Bicycle, $ld! 'Phone ^ Herald, ’ * - ; Apply 249 Broad itrMt. - - i - BN aiN EElt and wife would like Fireplace, many extra features. 8:15 A .M .tb4:S0P.M . wall tirea, green. Low mileage. Heating—Plumbing 1? after 6 p. m. WINDSOR—Not far from Bradley douUe ring ceremony was per­ oH oquipmoflt. i 1#61 CHRYSLER TRAVELER 4- 8066. PICK YOUR Own Strawberries. four room unfurnished sq>srtment came only oh an economTc-phase formed by several members of the 1961 Wlllya • BUUon W agon- WANTED—Young girl or middle- Bring containers, 25c quart. Wil­ S]eki —. overslse Cape Cod, two DOOR. Heater, New Tlrei. Extra C. O. LORENTZEN. Alterations, G.E. REFRIGERATORT Crawford o r . rent Please coll 4603 after Full Price $12,000 years old, very good condition. of - the revolutionary plans to groom's family. Including Rabbi COPY CLOSING TIME N»ce! Heater, white wall Urea, over­ copper water piping. New work. aged woman as sales clerk. Full Help Wanted— cox, 472 Keeney street. white gas range, solid maple table 5:30. counter ancient world-war-spark- Qlllnaky and Rabbi A, Bokowhoft FH O N f 4930 19R0 DeSOTO CUSTOM 4-DOOR. drive. Many other extraa. Like Business Services Offered 13 24-hour service. Manchester 3636. or part time. Apply Beck's, 846 Male or Female 37 All modern conveniences. Excel­ POE CLASSIFIED ADVT STRAWBERRIES — Pick your ahd two chairs, butterfly table, lent neighborhood. Nearly one ling West European rivalries and, of New York, Rabbi N. Bokowhoff Radio, Heater. Juet like new! new, 2,500 milea. Main street.' kneehole desk, beds, springs and A RESPONSIBLE Couple will pay JARVIS REALTY at the same time, strengthen the of Bridgeport, Rabbi Llberwlts and 1849 CHRYSLER WINDSOR 4- 1960 Ford "8" Station Wagon. ~ CARPENTER will frame unSnleh- PLUMBING and heating. Furn­ STRAWBERRY Pickers wanted. own, 25c quart. Bring containers. three months advanced rent for acre of park-like ground*. A MON. THRU FRI. ed upstairs rooms. Reasonable. ADD TO Your Income aa full or Good picking and good pay. Call O’Connor, 171 Union street. mattreeses, lampa. ^hoiia 2-1545. Phone 4112 good buy at $14,500. Ellsworth West against Ui,e threat of Rus­ Rabbi F^llock of Colchester. DOOR. Radio, Heater. One own­ 1940 Plymouth Special Deluxe 4- aces, oil burners and boilers. Earl 3, 4, 5 room apartment. Want sian aggression. 10:20 A. M. er car. Call i,-4291. Van Camp. Tel. 2*5844. part tlrhe representative for Avon 5811 after Ji; nice home for September occu­ Mitten Agency. 6930. The bride, given In marriage by Dr.—Radio, heater, green. Products. Write Mr*. Frank strawberries , 15c qusrt. Pick Study Arms Treaty her parents, woa escorted to her SATURDAY 0 A. M. 1949 CHRYSLER WINDSOR MAHOGANY China cloaet, $2a pancy. Willing to make minor re- MANCHESTER— Throe bedroom COVENTRY. Route A _— 8- Still kwqltlnjg rpUflcaUon 1*. tha pUoe underneath a red-canopy on OiiUB-GOUPBr --RadiepHea^r. J8ilB.>janlJ2uatoniJ:6LiJl£<=dRa-. PLUMBINO,,and .^ tin g . apsclal' •Frawley.: North Branford, rUonn. 5XRA%!BiiB_BX_Eick«rB_.WAnted,. ..J'JlUC....Q5V^jou_..BcLOg...iLOntSln9r»i_ ; 4»lrs;. Oall New . Britain..... 4>lfl21 .. house. :New w ater' pipes, .;oU.heat, rooTL ■ — ^ Izlng'In "repairs, remodeling, cop­ John Albasl ah'd" S6K ' ■phohe Frank GTcde',’ 1701 TSTlaWd TUrh-~ ' Bdy’s'Weyeie";' 813;- t4ioiht4-91*1: rdir 'Te-^'pmllti^ ' counterpart-, -' -the 'BmtH -tKe taww,'thTougK’imKi%^ finiat tiy Thunder Gray. and ashes removed. Phone 2-3781. collect. full cellar, garage. Lot 50 x 150. decorating. Situated nicely on peon - arm y. treaty to weld the the raiaed canea of the following r o o B OOOPBBA.HON w n i/ 1948 CHRYSLER. ROYAL. CLUB 1948 Dodge 4-Dr.—Red, radio and per water piping, neW construc­ MIDDLE-AGED woman wanted 3836. - ' ' pike, Manchester. .USED 6’ Servel gas refrigerator, Full price $6,500. Exclusive with r a aptbeoiated COUPE, Radio, Heater Extra heater. tion. Time payments arranged. to care for .two children while FIVE ROOM rent desperately one acre of land, $6,500. Inspec- armed forces of the ' six nations ushers: Irwin Klar and Jerry DOORS OPENED, keys . fitted, STRAWBERRIES 'Ideal, for cottage. Excellent con Schwarts- Real Estate, Manchea- tlon by appointment only. Jer- into one Intemstlonal force. The Schwarts of New Xdrk, Stanley OeaB. iB47..oui«moi»U6.i'M'.'. 3T,nr. nehikB copied, vacuum ' eleawesa,— hromr Edward Johnson. Phone 6919-or. mother works. Room, hoard and —

TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1952 Airtrag* Daily Nat Prasa Ran ■ S5t- Tha WaathaT?^ PAGE rOtJETEEN For ttw Week Raded VbMCMt of V.B. W iim ir j ilattrlfpalpr lEngnlng ^m U> jim s 14, 1889 Fair sad cool toplg The Center Church Senior Choir 1 0 ,5 9 6 aa. mivrsday, M r ^Firemen Test Emergency Whaler Line I Voter Making wlft .^old lU regular rehearsal to- Meoabor o f tbo AndU . Lato aftomoba showora.' About Town m o w w iat'7;S0. NOTICE TO ALL CONTRACTORS Session Set Bi i m m o f OtrBtUatkMis Manchetter-^A City of Village Charm ...... slimiil'Ml'iib'i A son was. born FYlday to Mr. lU a « ^ U o n i will clo»« tomor- and M ra Edward J. Koaak of 30 I . ,— OF CHANGE OF ADDRESS »ow for th« mnual OOP Burke, wad, Rodk^llle. CTWBNTY-KIGHT PAGE Satardar. June 81. • t , **“ Will Be Held-Tomorrow VOULXXI,NO,221 (UlaaslfM AdvortMag Ml MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNl^SDAY. JUNE 18, 1»M Orchard! on Avery alreet. A ~ NEW ADDRESS- - - chicken pie dinner will be aerved at The Emblem Club'wlU hold .. Afternoon from 5*6 at 8:80, and thoee who have not sl- special meeting tomorrow night at - x e l leady been contacted, should call 8;30 at the Elks Home In Rock.' Town Qerk’g Office toils MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST vine for transaction of financial Caught MriA Their Pants Down M i^ J. Herbert Finlay of Jbelpa TELEPHONE; DAYS 7691— EVENINGS 2-4194 toad or Mrs. Naj^lle McIntosh of ' business. The selectmen and town cleirR" Harvard road. ; will be In session tomorrow in the Trinity Past Noble Grands will town clerk's office in the Munici- Oaiishtera___ __ of Uberty No IT. , meet w It h Welcome Rebekah H. W. ALLEN liO U . are reminded of tin meeting Lodge dr East Hartford tomorrow psT Bnirenffg rrenr 3 to 8 p. m -fo r totflh t tt Ofiihg» Miaf. -«rhMt aft ernoon at ■> o'clook In the Odd t'He purpose Of making voters-'of ______FLOOH SANWNG a .. Fellows HsU. Local members are MAILING ADDRESS: RFD, MANCHESTEH preme Grand Mlstreas Jeanette the town. ’hiimpaon and other guests are reminded to bring their glfU for the merry-go-wund. To be eligible to vote in Msn- expected. Supper will be served vhesterrat-iha-neKt-elsetion,______-a-peiu. hahq'Mt him at T:30...... Della Chapter No. 51, Royal son must have n year’s residence Arch Masons, will confer the Most in the state and six months’ resi­ The Wsahlad American Veter­ dence In Manchester. ans Auxiliary will meet tomorrow Excellent Master dfgree at lU at 8 p. m- at .the V F W Horny. Man- stated convocation tomorrow eve­ Naturalized citizens muat pre­ bhester Green. A memorial serv- ning at 7:30 In the Masonic Tem­ sent their naturalization certifi­ ON ACCOUNT OF THE DEATH OF Ice will be held for the late Sarah ple. This will be the final meeting cates and documentary evidence A. Tsdford. A memorial altar before the summer recess, and will muat be presented In cases of cloth will be presented In memory be followed by the usual social derivative citizenship. Swedish Crew LeavM Sinking Plane oif 81c Oltn Francis Beebe who lost hour and refreshments. The next session for making Philip T. Nelson 21,584 Jobs Rest Deny Ms Ufa Nov. 13, 1843, In the South voters will be July 23 from 5 to 4*-.-.*--a.- Pacific during World W ar II, Mrs. The Dorcas Society of Emanuel 8 p. m. . V PROPRIETOR Oraoa Bulla will serve as chairman Lutheran Church will enjoy a pic­ Plane Fi * ' o f the rafreshment committee. nic tomorrow evening at the Co­ lumbia Lake cottage of Mrs. Em­ WE WILL BE CLOSED On Senate Fight ma Hr/rls. Members are requested to meet at the church at 5:30 and flerald Photn, AU DAY TODAY to furnlah a salad or casierole dish Auxiliary firemen of the MFD and SMFD last night conducted an emergency water line test st Ihe HALE'S Washington, June 18— o pumpers, one from each lepartment. were used In the teat. In the photo. Chief James .pected todoy over President Truman’s plans to wipe out the Stockholm, Sweden, Juii^ cludes Mrs, Uoulee Johnson, Mrs. Srhaub In the SMFD pumper at the pond radios lo Ihe other pumper located at the Square as by »tand- Headquarters influence of members of Congress in filling 21,584 federal 18— ' (/P) , — A n g r y S w ed es^ Helen Johnson, Mrs. Selnia John­ ersc rowd around the triick.. Pfossufe of 600 poundj per minute w a s reported xt the Depuot Square jobs. Involved in this proposed shakeup of patronage called the Russians liara tof son, Mrs- SaUy.Johnsoiw Mrs. -Ma-. end of th « III}®,-™ BIDWELL’S mtUiods . ace 4U.43S ..postmasterriip. ly and “the l^ e r . d rw Johnson, Mrs. Lorraine oJhn- ships, 94 'U. 8. marshal posts and dred Johnson, M rs..iorralne John- 527 MAIN STREET ietr ainiheh to nhoot back : The North Methodist Sunday 63 jobs for customs collectors snd Elhel Johnson and Mrs. Florence other customs offictsis. attacked by Soviets. School picnic buses will leave the Fergusons Hosts Liudous. - ...... ______Engagement Truman wants theae s p lin te d Taft Ready The Swedish cabinet met In ait ■ F Church at 8:30 this Saturday by department heads through Civil urgent special seaslon to lUaettai morning. Bach person will bring To Girl Scouts tha shooting down Monday f'TOBLAPPEN Ma lunch.iu8 fare for parents will Wigren-Mayer Service procedure, taking a w a y 4he dawmakers'-YOtce-dn-thetr- se­ be 60 cents and the buses will ■ Mr. anff'MTX. 'ChSTles U"W lgrcn TaPtom ise •boat thii lection. ____ Catalina rescue plane whtdh was leave Forest Park at 4 o'clock that of 15 Stephen street have announc­ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Fer­ question ed the engagement of their daugh­ Prisoners of Ohrapound 77 on Koje Island remova aII,olotiilng but Foes OonfIden’t I ^ 1 "1 searching for another lost plane. afternoon. guson of 175 Main street enter­ The cabinet had before ft the ter, Miss Shirley A. Wigren, to their underwear, on orders o f UN- guards, before being bioved to Foes of the three plans are oon- tained the members of Senior Girl j I fft JT ^ I ft II translation o f a Russian note stat­ Carl H. Mayer, son of Mrs. Carl atnalJer, more eaMly supervised compounds. Such a move minimizes fident of besting the postmaster | ing that the Swedish plana WM DIAMOND RINO There will be a regular meeting Mayer of Ne^y York City and the Scout Troop 1, who are leaving for chances of Red PO'W’a smuggling weapons to tbeir new quarters. and marshal proposals if there Is j A fish hook, a sliced golf of Hose Co. No. 2 of the Manches­ late Mr. Mayer. The announce­ Europe Thursday, at a bon voyage over Soviet territory and hM not a rash of Senate'absenteeism. Wnahmcrtnn June iR —JJPl opened fire first. The RussUM ban, a Mcydie, a dog bite. . . ' ter Fire Department at the cornet ment was made at a -tea at the party at their home last night. Supporters contend that approv- „ ^ ’i " of Hilliard and Main streets at 6 Wigren home Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ferguson Is cnalrman of the el at the plans would mark the — Senator Taft of Ohio BSld claim thair tarritorlal watem wa theae are a few of the things tend 13 mllea Into the Baltic. TbS o'clock tomorrow night. Miss Wigren Is employed at. the troop committee of Troop 1. Mr. biggest advance in Civil Service today “I am willing to pledge that can lead to a llaMllty Manhattan School of Music, New and Mrs. Harry Firato, parents of recognised limit la three mr/:q,_.rj Roiigos, Rofrigorotors reform In 70 years. a straight 15 per cent cut in Tomorrow tbs government's fom suit for damages. Can an The Bishop McMahon Assembly, York City. Mr.' Mayer la In busi­ Mrs. Ferguson, also assisted with 300 Escape Reds Opponents center their fire on entire family be pwtected up ness also In New York. the party. Woshors and All , taxes” if he .becomes Presi- etgn poUoy council'—the Prsmler, 4th Degree. Knights of Colu'mbus, the postmaster plane. They say it Foreign Mlnletsr and rspresanta* meeting will be held at the Maple Plana are being made for a fall After an outdoor supper of hot dertt. to 810,000 for only $10 Insur- would give overwhelming pbllticat tivaa of both Houbes o f Parllmtttt . Grove Inn. Stafford Springs, to­ wedding. dogs and with air the Other Applioncot Taft' also asserted' today the u e e premium per year? power.to the Poatmaster General — meets to discuss ths Incident.^ morrow night at 8:16. Those at­ ..fixings the group enjoyed many and pertnU him t o - « t up_a huge Republican National conunittes tending are asked to go from hilarious games, for Which prize*,' shoTiiid" settle the squabma' over Crewmen a Swedish AlfPoroe liylig heat shot down by twe Ihisshui Jef llg h ^ are takaa la In Cbponhageni Adm, », J. \4Slb- personal patronage machine. Qulstgsard, chairman Dsn4 FLoute 15 to Route 32 and turn left. suitable for use on the ocean voy­ rh.JW.HAUcoM seating Texas delegates at tha the Ckwaaan freighter Muenaterland In rubber beata as the jgaist.sinks lato'tiM BalMe gyh, SevM a w e .at ItUe Clainis Here . . AUMSHimS.ONMR ... SEALY M A m e S S . . . . . $29.95 and up — Chairman McClellan (D-Ark > of mark'* Joiiit CtUefs.of .Staff, alerts .. E dr.tl».an sirw to this and The. imi 18 bn .Life righO.Me^along_ age; were awarded.-Winners of the OOP convihtlom He objected -to ----- 'CaSSteSTng------TJ30O lhe.GoverimTOL_QKERtliinA-C.oip- any other Insurance question, the way to the American LegLon prizes vvefe "Janice "MorpheY, Carol Koje Island, Korea, J u n e l 8 ^ ^ — UTS. troops today movl mtttee, which voted to disapprove lennsB iTreTitatA »m m itt»(nn«kr AIm too «• 473 Still oil Decrease Ann Robinson. Doris Beyer, Mary the decision. feel free to call me at the WoMlof Sing IV.7S Hall. 11,600 more Red prisoners of war from two Koje compounds all three plans, announced he ______;______-■ - Planes sl& er Inside or outsldq John H. Lappen. Ino., Agen- QuintIn, Helen Davis and Emily The Ohio Senator, a top con­ without a hitch. - During the move, 300 anti-Communist would call them up on the floor Danish territory. cy. 11 Oak Street, Phone Smith. m e . today. tender for the Republican nomina­ Merrt-Wods of the Second Con­ Unemployment in the Manches­ Many pictures of the group Ha revealed that Danish mili­ 8818. —- DEWEY-RICHMAN gregational Church will hold their POWs broke away front the 5,600 prisoners in Compound 85 Under the plans postmasters tion. said he considers taxes at ter area continued to show a de­ were taken and the troop was pre­ FINE BEDDING tary units have had standing or- ■ 787 MAIN STREET final meeting of the season tomor­ and were put In separate camps. •- would be named by the Postmas­ present levels to be. inflationary. cline during the week ending June sented some colored film, to take 763 BtAIN STREET T E U 5680 Seven Burned dara sineh March to kHbot b a ^ to row evening at 6:30 In Center None from 605. the other K^oup f-a je ter General, customs officials by T a ft told a breakfast conference Steel Firms Senate Vote 14. with 254 "claimants for unem­ pictures In Europe, by their hosts. klli, without awaiting further Springs Park. In case of ralri the the Secretary of the Treasury, ot business paper editors that he ployment benefits filing at the The evening was a most delightful dam. if Sovlat ohlpa or planes firs picnic supper will be served In the local unemployment office, ac­ ”“rc.'tt^S^J??r“*?o'^imau.riMahk Readics marshals by the Attorney General. believes he could bring, govern­ Alive as Fire one and the girls will no doubt on any Danish uniL lodge. A business meeting - will compounds began June 10, shout — j IHMitmasters no ware appointed ment upending down to around 7D cording to figures released today long remember the d e licio u s Assured of Erases Both Danes and .Swedes wars - follow at which the new slate of of­ by the Connecticut-Labor Depart­ 1,100 prisoners have signified ttay by the President, subject .to Sen­ billion dollars In the first year. It things they had to cat. especially V PrODafifailCla outraged by thg .Sifvtet contention r are antl-Communlsts by breaking. JL ate confirmation, from a list of la now running about 85 billion. Sweeps Home ficers for the coming year will be ment. when lliing under the austere con­ that ths Bwadea were at fault tn elected. The present officers will The number of claimants who away from their comrades. I Tbl . a. T T C thres altglble applicants certified Urgea SO BlUloa Cut ditions which exist tn England, the Baltic Incident o f fast Monday, filed during the past week repre­ by the Civil Service commlsaloil. In the second year, he said, the On Seaway be In charge of the. program. They where they will be In less than 6 2 .oooj^Arr^ I Blasts at U. Price Boost N ew Yaric, June 18—OP)— Sev­ The Soviat ctaima wdra contain­ sents n drop o/ 7.8 per cent from Th# movss boosted the nine-day But members of Congress and lo­ budget “ ought to be cut to SO bit- FUEL OIL SERVICE are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Green. two weeks. en peiuuna died when ftro swept ed tn a note handed tha Bwedloh For Your Added total of FOWs transferred to 63,- ' — —i. llon"—40 billion for the armed Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bagley and the 275 who filed the preceding i« cal political officials have a say in n fOur-atpfy apartmend hmna hi The members of the troop have Convenience ,. . 000 of ths 80,000 prisoners on this j United Nations, N. Y., June 18 for.ces and old to E u roK s »d 30 Waahingtbn, June 18-^fl*) Washington. June 18—< ^ 1 ambassador in Moscow by Foreign Mr. and Mrs. D. D Stewart. week. Aiding In the unemployment long been working to earti the tha aelactlona Brooklyn caltly today. A woman Mlaistar Andrei Y. 'Viahlns^. Quish Funeral Home realizes island off South Korea. (A* — Russia's Jacob A. Malik bllhon for domestic purposes. - drop was the rehlrlng of 10 work­ money for this three months trip, Absenteeism Factor Economic stsbilixers Roger and ber ttaroo rbihlfcn were --T h e Senate, spurning a the added comfort of alr-condl- • At U. S. Eighth -Army head: jsadisd. a double-barreled propa­ ‘:i think, that-can be done." T a ft The note, as broadcast 8y RadjA The daughter horn June 14 In ers each by a- textile firm and a living and camping with friends In L. Putnam said tijday the among the dead. last-minute plea by Preaident tlonlng. Autoniatlc control per­ quarters in Seoul, a spokesman ganda attack In which he was ex­ The reason absenteeism is a fac- said. " I f so, we can' have a IS per Moscow, aaid that the ^ " " AT ITS BEST! garm eX shop. *1,X European, .epuntries, and their .St.. Francis HpspUal _,to.. M r,, and A cripple, bla wife aad two 'rtf' the tDtnt-rmmher of claim mits ’ » -cooltiig, refreshing, nt- Kxnt' ths' United- -NatJona .command pected today to aoeuae the United .(or l*.,th|iL It takes.. 48 . ■yptea-^a .cent eut ln taxes,’'.(— . . .. — steel i.ndufitry ha.8^ been as­ Truman, today; killed a bHI to {ilonalane flew over Hm R ussm i Mrs..Russell F. Yerrlngtbn of 111 dream will really be mal'eriallzing Amesite majority of the Senate's M l mem­ chlldivvi trtipped la' a kerond- authoHze the United Statek stand'of hegj' ttettblifillB nnts. 183 w e re women, and 33 of mosphere at all times. In warm will move "several thousand” States of using germ warfare in In his speech, T aft hit again at sured of “friendl.v and sympa­ coM^ IpiNm Delmont street has been named when they take the train from bership— to kill a presidential re- floor froat apartment — were coast, opened firs on Soviet flghU is m i\ the claims were Inltlsl. weather or large gatherings Communist prisoner* of war from Korea and keeping 14 nations out “ land generals" he said are domi­ to join with Canada in con- Joan Marie. Mr. and Mrs. Yerrlng- Hartford at 11 o'clock Thursday organlzatlpn prim. A majority of thetic” conaideration . of a ivaciied by a neighbor la a dra- srs whan they brilarad if to land, The drop In Manchester uncra this added, convenience 1s great­ Koje to nearby Islands...... —. of the United Nations. — nating Pentagon thinking, and ra- combustion affidency. Mobil- ton have two small sons. night. the House membership may also steel price boofit if a atrike Mbfio n tflf through hiirsta of stnictingTthe 818 million dol­ aiut flaw out over The Baltic sw AUTOMATK OELIVUY-tsves both­ -plovment calne In spite of a state­ ly appreciated. peatrd hl'i demand for a supreme Previous reports said about 30.- Western delegatee agreed these reject a proposal, but the House settlement is achieved. Dame aindg a ledge l> j feet lar St. Lawrence seaway and after the Russian planes rstumad er of constantly checking your hast bunts completely! wide Increase, which saw the num­ W iU lA M P. aid power to stop Russian aggres­ 000 would be moved from Koje. were the main points Malik would has taken no steps toward any ac­ Putnam told a news conference wide. power project. tha firs. The Washington School library ber of claims throughout the state try to put across in jllacussing the sion. oil supplyl HEAT-SAVIMOlirS-hslp heat your . Intelligence officers said one tion on the three current plans. that he and John R. Steelman, act­ Members of aeveral other It adopted 43 to 40, a motion by Ths Swedish A ir Fores had told has closed another successful year. rising to 18,075 from the 17,010 Andover Girl Wins prisoner had cited one of the sev­ two Items he has set for Security As for keeping American troops FULL »IEA$ME-no "fu#sswork"l homebetterjatJess coetl. .1.. FUNERAL I f the plans, are'not disapproved ing defense mobiltzer, discussed a San. O’Canor (O., Md.) to jaturn vastly different etoiv—that the Figures tell the-story.' A total of for the previous week. en leaders of rebellious compound Council cpnslderation this after­ on the continents of S u roK and 2,583 non-fiction books were bor­ by midnight Friday, they become 64.50 a ton increase, during the (Ooatlnued os Pago T h i«e) the bill to its foreign relattoris plane, A Catalina fljrlng beat N o chancs of srrori. (OURTEOUS SERVItt - considera­ 77 M the top prisoner of war on Asia, th4 Senator told the ^Itors: rowed and 2,287 with fiction titles 82,000 Scholarship noon. effective automatically. negotiations which broke down 16 committee for further study. searching fo r a Swedish transport HOME Koje. The officers planned to ques­ As worded by Msllk, the pro­ " I don't think we should do It as aiAN FUEL OIL-to promot0 tion for your premisesi were circulated In 113 days of op­ »0 36 MONTHS TO PAY McClellan told a reporter he days ago. The senate thus repeated action plans missing over.tha Baltic since, Presenting Dinner Rlt MAIN ITRIIT M.— RSOHI 4444 posed Soviet resolutions sppeared any permanent policy." eration. Parents serving as libra­ tion other prisoners to ascertain was confident a majority of the But Putnam said the figure was it took in 1947, the last Ume a alm- iost Friday and also feared a vie* - The Philip Lautcr Scholarship the leaders identity. harmless enough. ITie first Would T a ft also said he doubted the mentioned "among oth^r things, tlm of Savlet lata, was unarmed rians were Mrs. Walter Muske, EFFICIENT, RELIABLE WORK GUARANTEED Senators present would vote advlsablllt;y of any permanent law Ozarks Prayer ilar bill was up for Senata consid­ Mrs. Otis Parker. Mrs. YV'llllam For Press, Radio aw-ard of $2,000 at Windham High It was tn Compound 77 that the "appeal to states to accede to and against the postmaster and mar­ and nothing was settled." eration. and was shot down 18 miles out* bodies of 16 freshly killed antl- ratify the Geneva protocol of 1925 designed to meet such things as Bide Busalan territortsl waters. Stavens and Mrs. Frank Cribba. School has been won by an An­ 1 O MARK OP MACHINE SPREAD ~ POWER ROLLER shal plans. But he said he was Defense Work Hit Hopes Fade Reds were uncovered after the for the ■’prohibition of the use of the present steel strike. Two of the downed plane's sev­ dover girl. Leatricc Joyce Frank- L U M u U t9 R OUKLITV not certain 49 adverse votes would Putnam’s Itatement — perhaps Healers Foiled The measure, opponents and Hartford County Medical As­ bacteriological weapons.” The designed to prod for a settlement en crewmen were wounded In the be on hand. proponents agrae, now has no sociation tonlgM. will hold its first land, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. second calls for "adoption of a re- (Continued on Page Twenty) —qame against this background attack but all were rescued by a W t Hovo tho Proper Equipmont and Know How (Continued on Page T w o) With the national political con­ chance of being brought up again press-radio dinner in its 160-year- Stanley Franktand, of Long Hill commendation to the General As. of other developments: German freighter. ventions near and campaigns wax­ On Burned Girl at this stssloh of Congresa, ntar- old history. Rcpre.senlatives of all road, was named winner at grad\i. sembly concerning, the slmultan' 1. The 17-oay strike of 650,000 Though official comment was PICK-UP TRUCK DON'T DELAY ~ CALL TODAY ing hot, the Senate has had as Ing adjournment or reeeaa until fhe dally newspapers and radio atlon exercises held In Wllliman- eouB admission to membership In CIO steelworkers was beginning to not forthcoming until the textIt o fi many as 30 absentees on some re­ after the national politteal conysn- stations In Hartford County have tic last night. Britain Delays the United Nations of all 14 states Harriman Tops pinch munitions production seri­ Springfield. Mo., June 18—(AT— the Soviet note was received from FOR SALE been Invited to participate in the The scholarship, which Is award which haye applied for such ad cent votes. ously. A plant at Cleveland halted Officers entered an Ozarks moun­ tlons. ' Moscow, bne government authority YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BUSINESS WITH Truman, In a letter to Ben. Bus­ di.'cusslon at the Hartford Club. cd on the basis of excellence in mission.” Sen. Humphrey (D-Mlnn), a making of mortar sheUs and two tain church last night and, despite denied every major point of the 1451 4-W HEEL DRIVE studies, good citizenship and sell (D., Ga.). said failure of this Dr. William H. Upson,.president Oil Cargo Calls Charges Falge leader In the fight for the plans, Kefauver, 4 -1, firms at Detroit said they would protests by the congregation car­ RuaftoA contention. character, leadership afid partlci said in a separate interview he soon have to stop-making rockets. country to participate In the inter­ The plane, he said, "was a CatoM W ILtVS of the county organization, said These innocent sounding phrases ried out a seriously burned 16- national project, would b* "ont pf that this' meeOhg wBla planhca U> pation in school and fmaivcial ac-; brought ah immediate charge from was. sure -the customs ^proposal year-old girl who had . bain bsld tlcltlCS', 'was established In hie- the-worst economic mlstakea'* it (OoMtlnued on Page Tfw w tyj one ton pick-up. Fully equip­ bring about a closer understanding On Way to Italy U. S. Delegate Ernest A. Gross would survive. On the other two,_ In D. G. Contest ... ( Obhtihai»L''ba P ace'Tw o j without medical attention for 24 mory of the founder of the Elec­ he said he was reasonably coiiff- has ever made. ped for service. sUtlon work. between the press and radio and that the Soviet delegate was try­ hours. - ■:— ' Truman’s letter was read to tha Front end wineh, push boar«l. the physicians In the problems of tro-Motive Manufacturing Com­ dent THE W. 6. GLENNEY CO. London, Jiinq 18 — The ing to exploit whatever propagan-, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TTie church members had Bought Senate just before it began debate tool box. Winker Ughts. Appl.v publishing medical and heWUi in­ pany. U .was presented by .the —VPt The Postal Employes’ unions Anglo-lranlsn Oil company today da remains In their "false charges" Averell Harriman today4iad to heal her by prayer. — on the motion to send the bill back formation. Lautcr Foundation. have taken a leading role In the •The officers took Ruth Carder 336 NORTH MAIN ST.—TEL. 4148 won a temporary court Injunction on germ warfare. He said the Uni­ layed all-olit support of President to committee. Cook's Servico Station Mias' Frankland. ranking sixth A FINGER TOUCH ted States welcomed the opportu­ from the Free Pentecot Mission barring the removal of a disputed Truman and civil rights to a run­ News Tidbits Canada announced months ago Bulletms hlanchester tlreen in her class of 228, has held of­ nity to show up the charges. (Conttnued on Page Tw o) away victory over Sen. Ekites Ke- Church at Mountain Grove, Mo., fices in the Sports, Glee, Dolphin. ANOUP IT GOES cargo of Iranian oil from' the that should Congress penist in Its Cheney A A Plans CONSTRUCTION CO. Western d e I e g a t as generally fauver In the District of Colum­ Culled from A P Wires • and sent her to a Springfield hOB- refusal to authorize U. 8. participa­ from the AP Wires Latin and Officials Clubs. She will British port of Aden. agreed with this view, 'raey con­ MAE MURRAY DEFEATED bia’s Democratic presidential pref­ pltal In an ambulance. enter the University of Connecti­ This WS4 a first round victory tion. In the project. Canada would GOOD PLENTY OF PAVED PARKING SPACE ferred yesterday, but would not erence race. The girl was burned about the build the big waterway Itself un Season's Program cut In the fall. for the AIOC, which went Int* «w discuss what counter moves, if Troon, Scotland. June 18—*46 It was Harriman's debut at the face, chest and shoulders by an oil PLANE DOWN IN SEA tion when the tanker Rose Mary New high speed attack type sub­ the Canadian side of the St. Law ­ WINDOWS anv, they had in mind. — Frances (Bunty).Stephens of ballot box. Now Mutual Security stove explosion at her home In rence river. New 'York. June 18—OP)— ^Thn ' RECORD SALE CORNER BROAD STREET and MIDDLE TURNPIKE cariYing 1,000 tons o f Iranian oil Enxiand, the 1948 titleholder, marine, "The Trout," to be commls- Mountain-Grove Monday night.' ^ eh'qrTlHinievTt'AthtetirTAs The_new Malik taQ.ve_«ih^iMk^l administrator, he has served In Coast Guard said today that n m-^flBiPiwBfiriSPWF many appolntive gcT^*ffftn'CTlFpOilU stonM gp Yerwqaewed wiaOws,: „ , Sta* ^ f P soclation started Its new year off ~ ~ ~ T E O P H O N E ^ : 5 224 " w'm ’ alrned at "the’^TIbll'ed"! Canadian offlHals avt Indicat­ o f Aden. British Women’s Amsteur golf .Former.Gov. W. Preston Lane, Carder, took the Injured girl to V2 Price with' a meeting of the e.xecutlve the only one of the major western but never before sought election. ed that construction wilt start miles o ff Barnagnt Light. N. J,, ..Aden armed police went aboard power* which has not ratified the championship by defeating Mae Wins 'IW’o ^ z e s Jr„ of Maryland, rejects offer to the church. About 100 menibers and that three men had been board laat Wsdheaday . night at the TheW.G.GLEN N EYca .'I'lffit .WISS. Which Imnlod-her ^ g p ; Murray . of RntlandLy.t.,-;the tert of the congregation started-m’non- next spfinft^. - home o f Bin BrrnnBn;"2l Mt. Nebo (Swva protocoi:iudff:m leader .or ’H e. won tWo n m # *: .The dis­ become nation's Ctall Defeme Ad­ Tlie ■fte«wfty;- whtch"«t lefttL-fti* .njf :k :im bi^ POTTERTOIPS at Bandar juiahur, s small Iraiman American survivor, 5 snd 3, fe- trict’s six votes at the July 21 Dem­ stop . effort to heal' heir by " prayer place. Plana for the coming year BUILDING MATERIALS U. 8. PrcsldenU have supported,, port on-the Parsian gulf, despite-j- (oontiiiuwd On Pagb TTwerty) -day*...... -- ...... ocratic presidential • nominating ministrator . .. .^ Six persons, as she lay on a cot behind the pul- 'There were no other details ' ,vvwcial LUMBER FUEL X 4 * l-sX'v. " (Jim/Baker rcpoctfd...-. wquld, link, jhq. Qreqt Lakes to the affsir'was jirrahged for July 30 at ■ •wiinri«i(|-bjr.tlm^arttlglS«ompa*^' 'cunventhm;'aud''the-'PTastige- -ef-' aad Sevan injured when-guard'raU. Atlantic thereby permimng immillnfriy nvnilshls. 3J6H.>4AJN ST. F.*NCMtSTEX 414*48 , that IL'aUU claims ownership of beating the vote-getting Senator collapsed and threwc-tli4m 'imiler .A (pli9Zi>*^l*n-TOtercd_lhe church G au d reported,.''- . . the Italian' American Club In yestei^ay morning but said he was ocefih-golng shipping to navigate Rockville. the o ils from Tennessee. train at Tokyo railroad station to- plane prevteuaty was r e -. BftLCH Is Your K.?f»uv«r.,.ha,9 ,w p p :,}ia r^ not allowed to treat her. to the Midwestv -• Amew'tdesi-wtll -be tried' et this :May..JU4|i*«-QU...V:*;,.,.'.. day..~,. Japaa. tpday.. ahlppaft ' Cbimiy''''T'rt>i(«\lt6f' 'O k-tb fcT ■ Tbe-legleiattA^ rieo pwmoeee Mis - party when the, group will allow A Foreign Office spokesman In Future of Europe ApHfiy IS previous presidential primaries 500,000 In gold talllon as part of constnicUon o f a 3,3()0,0(j0 horse­ KiS:-«fi*SS. Prevent - Londoo-aaidi "Appropclate.-legaL ..-^tha,t one, bfifig ,FIpr)d6.’.x .qp ,M«gt. .hac:obUgationA- .40 - JaterrNa.Uonal Moody, City Marahal Dave Hop­ .^Cpgat Puard. epM tbrrp. wpp no.^ wifcK ifteftiher th bring •n gtw'Bt to power hydroelectric plant’ tn- tlm 8, copped by Georgia Sen. Ricnanl kins. ■RatrbfSgt. -E. TE. -Bi'rtflSY affd trouble in that nfed. the party. With this new ruling, action will be taken lo prevent the Monetai-y fund.. .New Defense De. International Rapids section of the cargo aboard from bemg disposed Russell. partroent casualty list of Korean Sheriff Baker entered the church many . wives and husbands of last night and g ot the girl. St. Lawrence. Engineers estimated Cheney Brother's employes will o f to a third, party." Presumably Hinges on Reich Court Harriman President Tru­ War lists 12 killed, bringing total AUNT 4TH BANDIT man's approval— but not formal en- "When we got In and saw her that the annual y%ld would exceed Groton, Juno 18—

—Btato have an opportunity to enjoy some the company will seek a writ to battle casualties to 109,071. 12 billion kilowatt hours. Overheating doraementL-Af hla campaign. The John D. Rockefeller, Jr., gives 10 lying on that cot the sight of her poUoe from Groton Barracks of the affairs sponsored by the ' seize the oil. Truman In hie letter to Ruesell President reportedly Is cool tow'srd made me sick,” Moody ■ said. He were eheektiig ears today at the club. Iran nationalized the giant Bonn. Germany. June 18—(f l^ ^ d o r Heuai. who signs all laws, at- million dollars to T^e Cloisters, Kefauver’s candidacy, although he said she had been given no medical tollhouse on Gold Star Memorial CLASSICAL There wilt be many activities southern concession of AIO C more The future of the ambitious plan so nss asked the court to say which houses a medieval art collec­ "If Canada conjfftKtalto water has said all the would-be Demo­ aid whatever. bridge seeking a man who eo- early tn the evening followi^ by than a year: ago and kicked out to create a two-mlllion-man. one- Whether the present constitution tion of Metro|mlltan Museum of way then no doul^^jw m e' future Krmits West Germany to rearm cratic nominees are good men and r t . . . State ponce crack down un State of Hyaterld Mped after a holdup Friday at BETTER DEAL dinner and dancing to the orches­ the British technicians. Since then uniform European army to ward Barclay said the church mem­ administration will allow NeW the WUUmonUo Savings Inetl- Iran, whose economy has nm o ff possible Russian aggression for her defense. quallfle'd for the presidency. lotos vehicle violators brings 47 tra of Tony O'Bright. Complete, unofficial returns bers were "In an awful state of York and Quebec to obtain all the tote. down almost to the point of bank­ The court’s answer w-ill decide per cent increase during month of ALBUMS Early indications show that now rests with 24 German jurists. from Washington’s 45 predneta Three men were arreeted' PONTIAC DEALER there will be a large turn-out and ruptcy, has been trying to sell the These judges of the Federal whether the army treaty and the M ay.. .Communist-backed land re­ (Oonttnoed on Pngs TWo) 78 RPM , V. ( 11,Ii r 'tr.' t VI (111 li< -l-i showed Harriman with 14,075 form law permitting government (Oontinned on Page Two) shortly after- the noon-tlnie ticket sales may have.to be lim­ ell in world markets. The dispute Constitution Court In the south associated K *c e contract with the hoMup, which netted 8566. A ited, it was reported. Hartford German city of Karlsruhe soon western Allies can be ratified by to break up large holdings for dis­ (Continued on Page Twenty) tribution among farm workers feerth was-'Meattfled by police, Th« Most tfflcitnt and iconom- (OoaUnned ea Page Two) must decide whether it is con­ the present parliament. as WlUlam . J. Wright, 94, of stitutional for West Germany to I f the court rules that a change went into effect in Guatemala to­ kef Off Burner c d a y ... John Foster Dulles says he South Coventry, driver et the rearm and join the European De­ of the constitution is neces.sary, Electrical Storms Hit Staie^ OIfieial,Notiee believes If Soviet Union cannot car need In the theft. fense community (EDCI. the whole plan will topple. Con­ Rossellini Threats 1/2 PRICE !■ odditiM to cloofi. Life Imprisonment without open war get control of A maa aaewerliig Us deocrip- Making Voters ^ Diuiot hM(« U. ft. oil The plan to merge the armed stitutional amendments require a either Germany or Japan, it la not ttom^ was reported to be hltch- The Selectmen and Town’ L'ierk bumor ownon Kawo tworthirds vote of parliament's Cause Widespread Damage tho eemfertms' forces of six nations—West Ger­ To Kill Self Bared likely there win be a general war. hU d^ this morning In the WU- ^ ALBUMS HAVING of the Towpv of Manchester here that foot •DovifiKO For Pomeroy, Wife many, France, Italy, Belgium, lower house, the Bundestag, which Umaatie area aad Groton bar­ olono oro moro thoo French Cabinet approves plan by give notice that they will be in LET US STEAM CLEAN YOUR Holland and Luxembourg—^oes Adenauer’s right-wing three-par­ to spend 100 million dollars to de­ racks was alerted to he’ on tha. Were Now session at the Towm Clerk's Office rofMjfinK tho coot of not begin to work until all six ty coalition cannot muster. , Los Angeles, June 18 — (fin By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 4 moAetera which had been flirting tho oil Mmor. Manila, June 18— WlUiam J. velop atomic energy during next watch. Ui the Municipal Handing for the I f the court decides that only a Suicide threats were ascribed to Connecticut was swept by a with 90 degrees before the storms k _ 2 12-INCH RECORDS ...... $3.60 $1.00 RADIATOR AND BLOCK WITH Pomeroy. Amerlcim propaganda parliaments have ratified It five years ... Long Island Railroad simple majority Is necessary to Italian film director Roberto Ros­ series of electrical storms Thiea- struck, tumbled sharply as tha last yURY DBAmXKlEBD __ purpose o f examining the qualifi­ Ivoo 6 t u u v o u e r r chief for the CommunUt Huka, and Dispute on Law resumed normal service today aft­ cations o f electors and admitting In W est Germany the opponents approve rearmament, the Ade­ sellini by Ingrid Bergman’s form­ day which brought extensive dam­ storm rode out of the etate, bring­ 3 12-INCH RECORDS...... $4.92 $1.50 P ^ ts 20 Mas. hit Filipino wife, Celia, today were er two-day strike .. Explosive ex­ Now York. Jnao 18—(PI—Th* to the Elector's Oath those who ISM ot. of the plan— mostly Sociallsta— nauer government Is considered er spouse. Or. Peter Llnstrom, in age but no known loss pf human ing to an end a two-day heat wave second federal' ooart trIU of HYPRESSURE sentenced to life imprisonment for pert killed in Calif, when Mast shall be found qualified on Wed­ $245.80 $312.37 LASSEN are trying to block ratification by fairly sure to get the measures a contested suit for summer cus. life. ’.*‘4.,.*..,^ which had scorched the sUte. sUpper FraakUa B. Weaver. ', 4 1MNCH RECORDS $ 2 0 A cleah cooUng system armed rebellion In the Philippines. rips private laboratory apart ...... $6.23 $2.00 nesday, June 18th, 1952 from f 451.45 an appeal to the constitutional through the lower house. tody of 13-year-old Jenny Ann A t least two homes were burned Actually, there were several charged with maaniaaghter w . $ 2 « 349.22 a saves gas and oil Bach pleaded guilty to the In­ l a v y announces new member o f storms during the day but tha P. M. until 8 P. M. only. court. 'ITiey contend that the con­ T he Socialists and other opposi­ Lindstrom. to the ground end many other shootiag a Negro eook at seMc UMITED QUANTl'nES • saves motor wear JENNY dictment which also charged mur­ V, N. Negotiating Team In Korea most severe one rode in from New Naturalized citizens must pre A \emm V$100 goaH $20.60 PETROLEUM stitution, drawn up thretr'years tion parties who appealed to the Dr. Lindstrom, a neuro-surgeon, fires were, caused by lightning oM M today wHh the Jary o a ^ a saves repair bills der, kidnaping, arson and robbery will be Rear Adm. John C. Daniel. hits, electrical power was out- tn York sU te early in tha evening. sent naturalization certificate be U «M $1S le 6300 ffiOAthlf iMtelimMli $10.0$ 6oefc. aa ifiembere of the Huk organlM- ago when German rearmament court have, been waiting since told of his visit to the island of . — I- dMdloehed. Weaver, of Coo*. January for their answer. Strombol! In 1949, before Bosael- Sen. Estes Kefauver got 71.0 many parts o f the state and tele­ It lashed the New MUford-Kent-. fore being admitted. Documen- ^Oe^ Signet are Alee. “Your Community tion. was not contemplated, makes no Washington ehprUy after 7 Eagiewood. N. J , was a e i^ e * ; The Adenauer government, lini and Miss Bergman were mar­ K r cent of Democratic vote in phone service was Interrupted. Re- a n e lary evidence must be presented Judge Fe|lciaimo Ocampo said he provision for the recruiting of p. m. and whirled acroaa the etate, of tho willful IdlHng of W IB fa ^ I-rat cosissar raar u sts f sav rts- Shell Distributor meanwhile, is pushing steadily ried. and of Rossenini’s objections Oregon's May 16 primary ..... pidr crews worked through the in cases of derivative citizenship. refrained from imposing the death 'armed forces. hitting the Watertown-Waterbunr Harvey, 94, with three PjhU^ Signed: CLARKE MOTOR SALES Chancellor Konrad Adenauer’s ahead with plans to get the pacts to Miss Bergman seeing him. But Bridgeport furniture store owner, night restoring service in most Mtota aboard tha Is t e a a d t ^ FINANCE c a l Bolton— Tel. 2-0121 sentence because the pair ahowed Frank Jacoby, left estate estimat­ localitieB. area before zooming into Wal- Pottertoti’s Samuel J. Turklngton 301 IROAD STREET, MANCHESTER *Tndlcationa of ' government replica that nothing ratified before the Bonn parlia­ he said he heard of what he called liixgfonl around 8 p. m., Unea' sUa Plylag Trader Inri flMr • JAIVtS SUIlDINa ed at more than 6500,000, to vari­ Widespread though tha dam­ A L L SPEEDS 33, 45, 78 R.P.M. Natalie G. Meintoahr. Pomeroy, 36, Rochester, N. Y. In tha constitution apeciflcally for­ ment begins Ita summer recess. RosaeUlnl's strange behavior from Oct. 98 Iwitwam MaaHs WMb 804 AUIN gntUT (Over Weeheerlh'i) R4ANCHUTII, COfO*. ous civic, charitable, educattonal age was, tha state received some Ella Quish bids military forces. .(OealtaiMd Ml Face MIm )' Eoha, Japan. ■■J- 180 CENTER ST. PLE N TY OF FREE PARKING Diet 3430 • Phllls l.'Jvnkln., VIS MANeger TELEPHONE 2-2012 ANYTIME and religious organiiiations. benefit from the elements. Ther- Dated at Manchester this 13th 1mm e«4. M milMh d .11 wriM.4l«| tem ______ihe) Outsell Because They Ejcel (€ ew P a g * B g h t) West Germany's Prasidant T h ^ . (Ceellwefl am Page Nias) (OMitteMd aa Pagg Bight) day o f June, 1952. " a

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