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Averajfe Daily Net Pres* Run ''iii iiliiiM For the Week Ended v The Weather f - ' FoDMMt of tl. S. WMtfcw Baiwa SATURDAY, JUNE 52^1, 1952 June 21, 1952 ‘ llanrlpilipr femne Imittr 10,593 IncreMlng eloudiiMM toalgkt. Member of-the Audit Fog toward mpralar. Mlnlnmm GO. Borewi of Olronlattaai Oloii'd)'. ehaaoe of raid tom onoir. this that says ther* aren’t enough Manchester— A City o f Village Charm young men around for a young El^ctMosler About Town lady to latch onto, and most girls, Dupfe-Gagnon Nuptials Outtell th» we Suppose, still prefer young men next five H e a r d Along Main Street leading VOL. LXXI, NO. 225 (Clawlfled Advertising on Pago U) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1952 Mias Janet M/ Mostonl o t^Mc- for husbands. . ^ Temple Head (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE 1)1VB CENTS Now, one reason advanced for. braridt Kee street and Clyde H. PlcKri combined. Jr., will be nsarrled this aftemonn And on Some of Manchester'» Side Streets, Too the predominance of males over at 2 o'clock in the South Method females in the western states is Will Aflsume Duties in ist Church, that, ip the past-, when, -we sup Band Concerts eral brief tours around the town pose, ' men were men and there September; Sueceeds Cop Quells the car was halted at a traffic were more of them, they pioneer The Manchester Choral Society, The mail slot has drawn a blank t Judge John S. Rottner light. Every eye was focused on ed,'un-wlfed. the then unexplored Raw Material qf which Warren D. Wood is di on your suggestion two weeks ago about the revival of band concerts | this magnificent example of the regions to the westward, which rector,, wilt hold Its annual picnic automotive Industry with Its pur .Sidney Moaler of 194 Parker M aniac in tomorrow at Shady Lake, Som In the park, but we have heard built up a pool of bearded bachel f -r many comments on it. From what ring motor and sleek line.s. ors tn .the hinterlands but ral^sed street was elected president of ers. The irrpup will meet at the The light changed to green. Gur Temple Beth Sholom at a meet Second Congregfatlonal Church- at we have heard, we are convinced, hob with the boy-glrl ratio back our thoughts were coinciding'with , friend confidentl.v stepped on the home. ing held at the temple last Sun- Crisis Looms New HaYcii J p, m.------...... thdie of others aha 'blir- attempt y gas- pedal.-fufty expecting- the ad.- -What- -is-rrmre, - tHr s^tlstlctanir tray.'H* aubewd* Judga-Johtn -S.- G-. vertt.sed surge of power to sweep has not been In vain. 1 say that this Internal " migration Rottner. Washington, June 23-—(/P)—Av presidential board today The.mariiat^e of Misa Klaine Only last week we were talking his new chariot away from the still exists, though "the disparity Mr. Mosler, who will take office N?w Haven, June 23— (/P) Tedford of Academy street to with a music teacher In the high j throng of lesser vehicles. between men and women migrants in September, has sbrved as exec recoinmentied that the United States scrap laws which pre —A powerfully-built fornier Walter N, Weir of Glastonbury school who brought out that our i Unfortunately the surge of has been greatly narrowed." utive vice president for a number vent other nations from selling America the raw materials \vill be solemntezd this evening at patient at the Middletown school Viusic prograrn Is .one of the power didn't materialize. The car See. It's the law of supply and of years. He is one of the charter ehe needs for war and peace. The United States should make 7 o'clock in the Center Congrega moat projrressive In- the state. But, Just staye(l there under the hot demand, like everything else. members of the temple and has State Hospital created a near tional Church. mm. Friend tried ajrain, this time ...... MODII 4002 ■------^------^------'a cellar-to-attlc search—at home what happens to these .young mu- Right now, there are more men been active in the office of the and abroad— for sources o f ma- panic in the center of New ' "SlIJIitHir'Wlrerr th ey 1e*\'e -sehool-?- csmBTeyatlon- ainco. ,4tS‘ - incttpftlac -H»veik-4ht»-fy9imtng-when-4te^.i to whip the stalled engine to life Luther Leaguers of Bmanufl Unless they turn out to be dance demand for women. B)it In a In 1937. President's Materials Policy com- seized a policeman’s reyplyci', ' Lutheran Church will hold their "No soap. No life. The motor re short while, this disparity will be Judge Rottner, who has served hand' musicians, they must find LASSEN miasion. and tussled with hipr, as the Taft Pins Tail on Donkey— for Fun(d} last meeting of the season tomor a source to further enjoy their mu mained silent. wiped out in the west, by husband- as president of the congregation This country already la unable Party Tiff row in the vestry at 5:30 p. m. sic out of town. And, dance hands Ever been In a situation like hunting girls, and that section of for the past two years, %yill con clihriax to a weird “ ride." Giant Raid that? One moment you're ma.sler to supply her own needs, the Following an Important huslnesa are not In great demand around the count)-*' will he even more tinue to serve as a member of board said, and by 1975 may be The gun went off during' the fu meeting, which will Include the of the universe with all eyes gaz over-stocked with women than the the temple executive board. PETROLEUM Makes Test rious struggle, but np one was in here. ing In admiration at your pres compelled to Import one-fifth of Broils Over election of officers, the'group will Trumpet, horn, baritone, trom ea.st. and then where’ll you be? Other officers elected are execu BOLTON, TEL. 2-0121 the material it consumes. The re jured and Patrolman Wllliatn Idn- Blacks Out leave baseball game and. hot dog and bass mualctans who Want to ticket, this time back ea.st. ■stel; treas-.irer, Julius Fradln; vice ing be put on a permanent basis. to subdue the ex-mental patient. roast. The program' will close some little gremlin hacks away nresidents: Memorial Park, George Run to N. Y. The incident sent dozens of peo continue playing martial or con at your ego. Shon-s Concern GOP Slates with Bevotlons by Earl Modean. cert band work either seek ad Mall Rag Marlow; religious, Philip Harri- The c o m m i s s ion. after 18 ple inmning for cover. Women Huge Area All Leaguers are urged to attend "Tbe sun broiled down on the •aop; school, Sidney Brown; wel New York, June 23—(^)— ______screamed. Heavy traffic at the in mittance to an.organizatton else open .convertible. Friend sweated Always glad to.hear from our months research, said it is serious- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and to bring their friends. where or their instruments be readers, we found this week's let- fare, Jay Rublnow; committee The superliner United Staies.i ly concerned—but not "alarmist tersection was halted for five min and fumed with the starter and chalrmeni athletics, Emanuel Sol utes. Seoul, Korea, June 22ii—i/ P ) come dust collectors In the clos the raucoua ho-.na of lesaer cars lei-8 Interesting and, In our hum America’s new queen o f the| —over the shrinkage of America's A front-running JJemocrat ^ Foremen of Hose Company. No. et. What about the female musi ble opinion,, constructive. The omon; InterfaiUi, Philip Bayer; natural resources. The man who grabbed Patrol called it a "bar-room slug- — Five hundred Air Force, bleated in/renzy. He waa altghtly membership, Leon Kramer; memo Asmnr, passenger .sea lanes, was wel 2, MFD, will hold their annual cians who learn to play these In emha rrasaed, two topics discussed in the letteis In the face of foreseeable de man Idarola's revolver, as well as fest." A leading Republican Navy and Marine planefi to- outing at Villa Louisa, Bolton, struments? They become lost tn a are the teat air raid alert held rials, Max Glatber; progam, Sol comed to her home port of mand for the next 25 years, the his night-stick, was identified as 'fhia lasted for a full 10 mln- warned -that 4 o II Seems that most gaaollne lines on morning In St. James' Church. The quet was of pink roses and gypso- Sandals. Dr. Jacob Segals, Benja 1950. one more to be fought out in Chi (Pull significance of the bomb GOSMETICS or during sleep? For ))s, e)n- KEMP'S, Inc: buzzing her with their whistles. with the welfare of friendly na cago—like the Question of Texas’ n>ls could happen to you. It the newer cars have an inmilaling phatically no. One neighbor was ceremony was performed by the phita. min Shankman and Dr. Barney tlons." ing waa not clear immadUtMy. BOt * WE CARRY ALL happened to a fell.er we know and Cover If the.v are allowed In pass rector. Rev. John F, Hannon, at a: The gown.s of the bridc.smaids WIchmAn. 768 Main St— Manchester 1,800 Guests Aboard hotly disputed delegation, among wa.shlng her dishes when the Opposite Views Jo s e p h d a v ie .s il l It. w t t rocaUed the power plants USADINO BRANDS more or less In the light of public anywhere near the manifold ami high Mass at 10 a. m, Norman * were identical in style to that o f others. warning was expected. Running The United States moved to sea Besides challenging the recent -ware aparad whan It seemed there servicetve^re passljig along the tn- exiiavisl plpeS;__ThlB la not only for water prevenfed her from hearing Beauregard sang "Panis Angell^the.-honor ..aU.endant. ..but in a from the fog-drenched Virginia AndJlme Ja running ouL_...... rise" o f "p'lolecliOhfsi'^ 's'entfmehr ' Wasblngidh, June — Election of Republican delegates -R ep a h # e*rT m tm itel "Itojiettir 86K"Bolwrt ,A.™iiuT"e8JeyirA""iBBe'"5r '^a Ok(s^1aII~dh~HHraonK) Arthtfr Drug Stores forniailon to the general motoring safety's sake. It also helps to th# whistles. — I couJd not hear cus." ' ' bridal hh)e shade. Their cascades harbor yesterday with 1,300 guests locked armlatlca talks. public. keep the heat away from the gaso E.scorted to the altar and pre- were of yelloW rosea and baby's in Congress, the report took a Joseph E. Davies, former U. S. ends today with the choosing of 10 at the Al-Marah Faim la Montgomery County, Maryland. A TTaft' Carnivai” ) heM hore to the whistles at all in my home, aboard. Among them were top view on taxes opposite some ad ambassador to Russia, was re funds for the Ohio senator’s campaign. (Japanese news editors In 'W - Seems this friend was proudl.v line. se.nted in marriage by her father, biealh. government officials, ’ Senators, in Illinois to complete the state's kyo recalled, also, that tha AlU*s with all the windows open until ministration policies. ported ill in a New. York hospi slate of 60. Taft was expected, to demonstrating his new car. One of As the mechanic tells the story: the traffic on the turnpike halted. the bride was attended by Mi.ss Mrs. Gagnon chose for her armed forces officers, shipping of "V- spared the Talu plants when tha those- block-long., shiny converti It upheld, for instance, the tal today. His famj'ly here did widen his lead there. Of the .50 al ."WlULt this. guy. hail .was a vapor frmre everttme' tn the - know Jeanne__Rea.liregard. a.s - .maid of daughter's . wedding a gown of ficials and newsmen. 'percentage depletion" tax bene- not reveal the nature of his tll- war aeemed near a succeaoful con- bles replete with trick gadgets lock. Gasoline In the unprotected honor. Britle.«m«ids w-ere Mrs. aqua silk crepe, white arces.sories ! J I M ^ S ready chosen, he has 49 to Eisen clualon in early November, 19S0L- seems to feel we are In danger of Commander Harry Manning and gleaming chrome. After sev- line (not covered with an Insula Helen Du)na.s and Miss Claire Des- and orchid corsage. The bride- j nem but Mra. Davies said she hower's one. ' Reds Assail attack and )n))st be trained to put the vessel through her pacta (Continued on' Page Four) wa* going to New York today. West Blasts Big 3, Aides although remnant North Korean tion) became vaporized from a roslcrs, cou.sin of the bride. Ray groom's mother waa attired in | yesterday in a smooth 30-minute Name Delegates Communiata bitterly defended the combination of intense engine heat save onr. lives, let us have a'wkrn- navy nylon, navy acces.sorles and COiUmR LUNCH FILMS tng system that will be shrill mond 'Tatro of -North Adams was burst of speed at 33 knofit. The Democrats named 22 delegate UN Plan to araaa adjacent to them. and the warmish na.v. 'When his Wat man and the ushers were orchid corsage. - 1081 Main Stre«t — Across from Army-Navy Club (However, the bomblnga—along enough and loud enough (ol,reach I average for the entire day's run today in Indiana, 48 others in va DEVELOPED AND car came to a halt and he allowed .Raymond Dunias and Louis Chag- A dlTforr for the Immediate | was 19 knots. rious states later in the week for R^d Ban on To Meet on with strong Allied thrusts on the the engine to Idle, the' gas vapor every citizen of Manchester re- nnn. brother of the bride. families at the Italian-Amcrican | their convention opeiving July 21. batUefront—could represent the PRINTED gardle.sa of his activity at the time NOW FEATURING The short and fast performance Free 27,000 EDWARD J. ized and caused a block to the car The bride's gown of Chantilly Club will be followed by a recep- i was better than the 32,08 knots All-Year Use of Schools There'a nt» such time-lag for the military preoaure which UN truce buretor . . . leading up to the of the warning. Let the warning lace over a satin sheath was de tion from 5 to 9 p. m. for 200 ' Republicans. T h e ir convention negotiators have said la needed to 14-HOUR SERVICE BLAST ua' to' alertne.sa and action. averaged by the British Cuiiard Berlin Road stall. .When the line had coole.d signed with an illusion yoke and guests. I liner Queen Mary on her heat day's sta)-t8 two weeks from. tiPday^ with Muosan. Koran, June 38— West Tasks paraunde the Communiata to nego -Film Deposit Box POLOMSKI sufficiently, the liquid gas return Slncerclv. shofulders, trimmed with em For a motor trip through Ver- ' ITALIAN PIZXA a terrific row over contested dele tiate at Panmunjom). run In August, 1938, when It set — UnltMl Nattona tnioa M « n ^ - A t Store Entrance ed and the motor started ' Elvclvn M, Belanger, broidered applique motifs. The )-nont and southern Canada, the Proposed by Educator gates shaping up beforehand. .’'.fi Middle Turnpike West. . with a sauce that’s out-of-this- the world's record for the fastest Bonn, Giiemany, June 23— tora toM the Comnwniats today Voarth UurgMt Plaat What's the moral to this story? neckline was satin bound and the bride will wear a suit of cotillion , Senator Taft said today he be*. tknt t lf iS n Koratui civlUnao wlU London, June 28— (fP) — luilding Contrcietor and PeAr Heard Along Main Street. Atlantic passenger crossing. f/P)— The three western Al The world's fourth largast hy- It eovild be that you shouldn't long, light-fitting sleeves tapered blue shantung, white accessories ; world anci with a delicate crust that Shipping circles expect that the llevcs Texas delegates temporarily bo troed from UN prison camps U. S. Secretary of State Dean dro-eleetiic plant at Sulho, about KEMP'S spend 23.000 'for a new car unleaa Poncernlng dot)hle feature mov to n point at the wrl.sts. The skirt and orchid corsage. will melt in your mouth. Fairfield, June 23t-Wferisd' a g ^ by would- d i^ with' the "greaT t«ng."waa'lamcligd eomplalMy' lopcd edge was afUehet} to a . at 50 Westwood street...... Mary's record. seating of that ataU'a delsgatlon. Nortii Korean Oon. Nam O of serrios) TEL. 9044 ('ongratiilatlniiH Thus, it does not seem that every Piz7,a Served Week-davs After 5 P. M. and 'ALL DAY in August. He said it was the only way he ciiuTd see to avoid But Taft told a newt coherence restricting Allied use of the common tasks our three coun 4mrhle.»eatui:».«ho.w..ls.,ons. ;ALttvk.T„ ...... Dispute on Subsidy______aceased the AIIIm t i dinpoalHg JfiUiL.Hi>iiniJ:8 clesiilBg sttOrlnilaU-- built one elementary school at 9 i ------^ XoreA _ _ Hmmmmni.^. > Ing systems We're ready to serv'e you at all times with dralBe sr. ■ . Only 214 of tlie .432 House mem ical storm puts parts of Manila leased Without explanation early Wide Agewte when 'a panel track emnMied serious about urging the girls tn Persons familiar with his con cost of more-than 21,000.000 and . r fOoBtlnued on PageJPwb) bers - were preacntf< last 'Friday depart must have Ink rather than Over on the west side of town age and sewerafe ndvieer'— - - under one to two feet of water tb- todi^. Tert. other workhra had The Big Three-talks have no Into a ear oh'the went aide oa ference said both President TYu- put major additions on two other.*) afternoon when the .Jlouse tenta fled the eelsui*. eecaplng without Fort BUI here wben. Jtie Flalw blood cpursljig through "their yelniV 'the residents have ah expian&tJoB durlng"the past three years. An': Aay.. -Japanese Peace Treaty «x- fixed achedule of subjeotA ^ ___ _ . ' man and Seefetary' bfSlafe AcK-. V '■■treasury,'Da tively adopted an amendment by |iy under^a hsJl p fjR ^ but- authozMen say-«te»4>mdQV»r ,t^ «• has^Uwl F-baee 1^ I for. eiyry --tittle^ .RWtf; • v".'yv/. \ bthtradWtWn'is'tiea'Ttng •'complex- '•eabn. "While ’thteri^eia fit h lr pro- ttep;'YSire ■'rfl.l’IS W r Yd "en aesaioh of Philippine Congresa ranged tbwmon Intereete. Thtee Mary B o ^ ^ wife of data iliat'tndtrHea'thsit in mo^ of tion, and plans are afoot to bqild Washington, June 28—f/PI— The the Rocky Mountain and Pacific ------— 4------poial, made clear to him the sltua- trols on everything not allocated oa Nacionallataa. who control son- Reds W an Police relations with Boath of IS Centerbory ‘runi- ASHFORD, EASTFORD. CONN. d 6 n ’T DELAY C A U TODAY. ■tIon In Congress this election year two more elementary schools with position of the Treasury June 19: or rationed at the consumer level. The kidnapping occurred at tha include Germany. Coast states there are more men a total of 44 classrooms on sites ate say'they fight ratification be RussiA and conditions in Egypt pUce, Norwleh. died at Lawreaea than women. isn't favorable to the belated sub-, Net budget receipts, 277.4,557.910.- Price Administriitor Ellis Arnall cause provisions for Japa'nase rep litUe hamlet of Hohneleben, a few Memorial Hoepltal, New Leodoa. n L. MANCHESTER 2-4356 mission ot. jL.nnw project of this already purchased. The town's one 02; 'budget ej^nditure? 2306,- told a late Saturday news confer miles from Helmstedt, in a 600- and Iran and possibly KorcA They sa.v the 1950 census shows aration? are inadequate . . . Ro-l Acheson himself merely said he at 13:46 p. ns. Her tnjurtee wero Take Route 44 past Warrenville — watch for our signs. that, "for the first time in history, | kind, even if the administration 518.251.80; cash bslance, 25,565,- ence the amendment would make land Vegiard, 53, of Glaatonbury, yard-deep pecket of territory listed as shock, rib fractures aaA SERVICES was otherwise inclined to support (Contlnned on Page Two) 237?995.27, which waa part of the Soviet lone plans to discuss "a number of the United States now has more the controls law a completely un .till unronscious in Burlington. Vt., face and left haad eats. It. workable "rhottstroslty.” He said, womeh than men. at ages 21 and That Interpret The Wishes hospital. fdllDWlng. accident June (Conttnned On Pnge Four) The ground slopes down to the lake on all sides — is over." a situation that has been | Inside the State department if It becomes law,,he would recom 14 . . . German geologist today re (Oontinned en Fnge Two) there la lubstantial support for HOPE IS LAGGING__ a-biillding since the turn of the ] Of The Family mend complete scrapping of price ported finding ore containing up to United NaGoM. N. Y„ gun* wooded — and AVERAGE SIZE LOT IS 60 x 140. century. Right now. there are i the Bowles plan. Some authort-. controls. 60 per rent uranium In Black For ties suggested that while It would 38— Japan applied today onl.v 98B men for every 1.000 w-om- ; Economic Stabilizer Roger U est. for membenhl(i la the UN. en In the adult population, the : - BUY JOHN B. BURKE (OonUnped oa Page Two) INSIDE THE PARTIES William D. Barnes, executive Murray Says Truman Saw Thero waa UtUe hope, however, statisticians say, getting verv sta , (Continued On Page Four) secretary of Conn. Prison Asso that ahe would get past the S»- tistical. ciation, advocates eatabliahnoent vtel veto which haa kept out In spite of the numerical superi FUNERAL HOME By John Gunther of Conn. State Farm, where emo T-H Stalled by Strike Delay Italy and eight other applicaatA ority of women in the country, Strike Inimmeiit tionally ill prisoners could be given however; there are 14 states west 87 East Center St. Tel. 6868 MEMORIALS% Rliee Wilis Time How much do you know about what’s psychiatric and medical ewre.... U. & OOLU50E AID of Chicago, excluding California WashlagtoA Juno 36—4.P1— and Colorado, where thie men stilt AMBULANCE SERVICE At Bristol Brass happening inside the two major parties Three Czech refugees are arrest Gary. Ind.. June 23—(A5--CIO • seizure of the Industry r • TERMS OF PROVEN An IDEAL Wash Day 111 Korean Crisis ed In Denmark after traveling steelworker boss Philip Murrsy President Truman has not started Oacar R. Ewlag naked Ceagcaaa outnomber the women. These in as convention time approaches? Here’s today tn enact a law to provida clude some of the midwestem 2,500 miles across Europe, hang M id yesterday that Hresldent Tru- Taft-Hartley law inJuncUon pro No fuss,' no bother, no back breaking Work when Bristol, June 23-r-(Ah—A strike the penetrating story on the struggle ing onto axlea under railway cpra man Assured him last December ceedings to stop IL A pending federal fonda to help boys and farming states, such as Minnesota. Pusan, Korea, June 23—(A5— glria go to oeOrgA Earing, who Drive out Saturday or Sunday and pay us a visit. Nebraska and the Dakotas, as well IDEAL takes ovir your wash day chores. _ Mood imminent today at the plant for political power, detailed by John Supporters of President Syngman .Robert L. Green, 39, reporter "You need have no fear" of a olutlon urging him to do so has of the Bristol Brass company. for Boston Evening American, for Tsft-Hsrtley Injunction . if the passed rae house of Congress, la head of the Federal Security as the far western states; and this Gunther, one of this generation’s best- ^ e e in the Korean National As Agtmej. eaU he had Prealdeat farming region, this as yet not DONT SUPERIORITY! With IDEAL wash day is as easy as dialing 5838—: Repreaentatlvea of the Bristol sembly today voted to retain him 19 years, dies-after long illness., union would postpone its scheduled Charges ^ n ^ m y Brass local of the CIO-United Au known reporters. The first of his four DMth toll in bolo knife alsylngB Jan 1 itrlke Before an overflow audience In- Tnanaa’a anthoriiattan ”ta wholl.v civilized apea of our coun for prompt pick-up and delivery. in office until a new president is traaemlt to Congreaa a atodeat OFFICE ON THE SITE try. then. Is where the MLI statis Throw Them Away to Workers snd the company wero. articles concern the Democratic Party. elected. Anti-Rhee forces boycotted aboard inter-island motorship Ajid he calied Inland Steel prea- eluding steelworkers ^liUCiaM. Correctly designed monuments are products of careful, scheduled for a hegotlstlng jpar- Written exclusively for. NEA Service Sunday rise to 13, Philipplne_newa Idem aSrence Randall a "lUr ” for mayors of the two h ^ -W t atwl aid hUI to provldo educational ticians are urging our slick, chic still plenty of wear left In - 10% the assembly session. opportunity for thpaa haired eastern girls to flock to. shoes repaired here. intelligent study. They havE balance, distinction and ley, but both aides expressed the and The Manchester Evening Herald, The vote was 60 to 0, with 37 service reports. saying that Murray and Truman towns and LL Gov. John Watkins o ^ lo n the situation wss "seri of IndisnA the president of the freaa atteuding our eoDeges hy Well, before the girls hurry to meaning; they have beauty that .Will endure. Cash and Carry Green Stamps they will be followed by five more “ in assemblymen present not voting. Soviet press reflects growing had "made a deal." eoouaade roadhlocha.” pack and catch the flrst train ous.” The assembly, operating under feeling among Rusaiana that nei Murray addressed an audienca steelworkere union; ASHFORD LAKE, Inc. west, let's take a closer look at SAMYULYES A membership meeting 'of the side” reports on the Republican Party. the shadow of martial law pro ther Germany nor France wtO df 7,500 at a steelworkers-'ralljr in 1. Accused major ateel producera Cutting Done In Our Own Shop From The of "a conspiracy” to prolong the BUSINESS BOOMS the situation. The fetatlstidans ad Shoe Repairing of the Bet • Rough Stone To The FinishM Memorial local Sunday authorized the local's The series will start Tuesday in the claimed "by Bbee, was scheduled to ratify peace contract signed by this community of 130,000. About ter Kind Done While You executive toard to set s strike 27,000 persons in Gary snd adjoin ■teel strike. Bartford, June 36—(P>—Oeu- ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, SALES AGENT mit that one of the reasons for- the have elected a new president to West German Government with aoetieut’a bnatnena lavel for the ^ I numerics] advantage (or disad W alt date against the company. 'I ^ day. - three Western powers. .One of. ing East Chicago earn jhelr Uvell- 3. CriUcized Gen. Dwight D. IS MAPLE STREET board immediately empowered Ihe instead it set Aug. IS as the Manning qqadrapleta born Wed bood in the steel mills.^ Jksenhower <-for voicing opinions flrst third o f 1963 waa two per Manchestier, Conn. ' Tel. 5440 or 3-5938 vantage tn this cu e ) .that women eeat ahead of that tor llS l. the Hold over men is the fact that the Opp. First National Store Manchester Memoriar Co* foC a u n J ttrees negotiating committee to call a formal date for ending Rbee's nesday to be flamed after Roman' Steelworkers have, been on on the steel strike when "he could e LAKE OFHCE. STORKS 9.29S7 females are outliving the males Parking Lot atoners . Catholic Archbiahnp Richard J. •trike three weeks, since the U. 8. atato develapment and that, in an aging population A. H. AIMETTI. Prop. (OeaUnaed ea Two) (OoBtlBaM. oa Pago Two) Cushing of BoatoA mother aayA Supreme Court ruled government (Osattnml ea Png* Tiro) raperted'today. such-as ours, the women tend to . HARRISON STREET— MANCHESTER outnumber the men by an increu- Ing margin. OPP. EAST CEMETERY > PHONE 5207 or 7757 S I R E E T 5 1 3 1 So ’you saa, there's nothing in Read Herald Advs. 3 1 4 MAIN ------y .7 ^ V— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ MONDAY, JUNE 23. 1952 p a g e t h b h PFACa.TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY. JUNE 23. lOM emment aeliure followed, anff Two SwilHWlnir Pools Reds Free 43 and told Kim to lie iti Ih* Ku*h»#“ Communist activities abroad as steelworkers stayed on the Job Tells Victors’ Reds Assail Open For Summer where he would not be seeni * T^clcless well as at home. Tunisia Spurns until after adverse court decisions t s Swim Gliasses^ MHS ^22 Reunion Success, ^No Comment’ Kiernan offered to Yurn In hla i£ow les As the foreign aid. program on the aelcure. .. ■ ManQheiter’a two ijupervlBed Men Seized in Three School Projects badge and Schendel accepted. Count Ckmtinuifld ids now, India la down for Main Obstacle Ways of Life UN.Plan ta about 77 million dollar* In the French Terms swimming pools? SalUr’a Pond Kiernaii Says The patrolman, who Joined the ■ Murray said the union and the and Globe Hollow, opened to Styles Refresh Memories In Money Plea nextrear. Set at Pond force last October, had previously The cose of Robert ArmetroiiF. Industry have resolved the major Free 27,000 day for the summer season. West Germany resigned, effective July 1, after part of their fight over a wage In 21, of 134 Spruce street, charged Rev. Edgar Addresses discussion with Schbndel- over On Home Rule crease. The main obstacle to set HoUra of operation will be. U p to Vote Tomorrow Policeman Reticent to tFor Indian Aid (Oonttaoed from Fag* On*)' Schedule at Salter’s to GraduatWa of Manchester High« bloomers and the bath.ng suit.* of Klernan’* failure to report for the with reckless driving aftsr. *n W," f l tlement now Is the union’s demand Masonic Lodge 73 and (Continued from Page One) Monday through Friday, 10 School, class of 1922, held their that time which were not so brief Mrs. F ^ y Heads a. m. to noon, and from 1 p. m. Diseusit Inoidient lA?a«I* Red Alert drill Tuesday. A ll po- cldent Thursday which r*#ult*d4il (ConUnned from Page One) for union shop, under whUn all — " Begin June 30; .Local first reunion Salurtay. evening at; aa those of today, workers would b^ compelled to OES at South Church until dark. Saturday’s Sun state Of Saxon-Anhalt but was Reduced Appropriations 1 Registrars Issue llcotaen were ordered to report for injuries to Mis* June HoUlfiter, a.i (OMttelWd tw»m Ob*) Motliers!^ Circle the AlUes want to keep war given to West Germany when the the Manchester Country Club.; It waa quite evident that a ing to His Resignation day by the powerful Nationalist Join the union. days and holidays the pools will Voting Information Youngsters Eligible About 70 attended, some of -them great deal of class spirit still ex- duty. , 29, of 09 S t Johh street, waa c<»\- prisoners aa "cannon fodder." Kast-West zonal border was estab- Still Under Attack on’ tinned In Town (3ourt this morning SI ! ‘ S ot b « wnbodied In a jjeclal- b p movement In Tunisia, would give He said the Industry claims It Is St. John’s Day was observed at be open from 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. wives or husbands of the gradu- Ists, as evldenc(»d by the excellent Kicrnan U reported Itr hqve "The tru tris ,” Hanlnoci said, Ushed. Robert Kternan, Jr., who resign to July 9, w Chi* **»»lon It mitfht Influence the The I m ma c u 1 a t e Coriieeptlon more esblnet posts to Tunisians, -a "m atter of principle not to grant, the South Methodist Church yes There la jio fee for adults or Edward F. Moriarty Snd Chief Lifeguard John Panciera ate* and.fqrrner faculty members, attendance and enthusissm for an- said he did not go on duty because terday with the member* and "that H»e desire to return the Following yesterday’s incident, Charges They Are Too ed from the Manchester Police Miss Hollister 'w'aa reported by ■■’trtannlnit of the India aectlcm of Mothers Circle held its final m a t give Tunisian* priority in Civil a union shop, but U. S. Steel alone children to-BWim at either pool. Donald Hemingway, registrars of Salter’s Pond today announced The festirtt’ics began with a other reunion to be held five years ho had just finished a double shift haa 300,000 members of other friends of Manchester Lodge No. maximum possible number to Locker room and shower facili armed Volkspollzet warned the authorities at Manchester Msmo- luejit year** forel(pi aid leiflsla- ing of the season last week with servide Jobs, establish a two-house West German border police to stay Costly and ‘Wasteful’ of voters, request all voters group photogr,aph taken on th o' hemie. Department Friday after a dls- at 8 a. m. Tneaday. unions under union shop." 73- A.A,.*nd A.M., and Temple your alde_ wbo evidence the ties are available a t each a^ea.. the schedule for awlmmlng^lasses Schendel said -today Jhat. JCJer- rial Hospital In good conditiwi |o- ^itlon."''"- Mrs. George Leary nf M lggett 'l^rliament -one of .them.all-Tuni- but of the pocket, but the western whose name* appear«d-.e>r. ™jrujar patrol^ ,JSflH-W.,.,dislrLct „ in which tliey mc^_ihg at 10^ o'clock. In the class color* of brown and gether in 30 year* 1* due in large on tho force for a year. Schendel „, - arirHirftiB[trienrthi*-to-<«;» I*?.®®-.-.? - ... The TfllWdhftlMt “■movement-- has 'unlonyatKl •bulhHng-tradea-untoM.. IT.' Edgar •'delivered- a-serm on ■ on ■grena- -taward'-aalvlnf-th*. ■■ Jaat '-npp»'ove.-«f. the ..conat ruction.-.loti ‘gSlfl'.""'Ar "T7n!“ hF!nl" tltbl«” w a*'" *7mea*UTe - -to- • ...... «*>ei-4he- 1otW~li‘0"tifid K tei-naiT-hesvemld-take- -wlULfU:JbrJfigjAY^lEteJ¥ll*l^g^ home. positions at Uie East-West fron ' formerly voteti. "THie new lists Lifeguards at Sarte.'r’a wHl He live brake*, failed to stop D tliw insisted on 'fpll Independence for Referring only to U. 8. and In- the subject “ Victors or Victims" key problem barring a Korean rectangular bouquet of yellow i personnel of which'...... Is Dorothy Car- ... ,, i i the matter up with General Man J.OOO.OOO In a bill the Preeldent During the evening the follow tier. three projecta In the school-build-; have not yet been completed. Panciera, Miss Priscilla Grlffcn ^ .. When aaked l\\rby a tlnrnMHerald ronreport another car, swerved to the side, thin protfjctora'l^ of somd 3,300,000 lanil Steel companie.* by name, based on the scripture le.ason taken armistice— »c h a n g e • of prlson- chrysanthemums with small brown, lisle Agnevy, Carroll .1. Barrett, ager Richard Martin. • jTgned l**t week. , . • . ing officers were elected for the The Communists then made no Ing program whose total cost will I Pcr.sons who have been made and Joseph Accorncro. er to confirm the e.-tory, Klernan and Btnrck Mis* Hollister’s carjU- Furthermore, the actual luiuw Moslems, whlch*^4jas been under Murray sold "a coalition of six from'Phlllpplans 4:4-13. ew. cattails. As the members and; Herbert F. (Justcr, Cornollus R. IS52-S3 seasonf leader, Mrs. Cor major steel companies which pro Install Foot Bridge effort to halt the Western patrols. sunount to an estimated 31.500,000. voters recently may vote in the Following Is a'schedule for bfc- said, ‘T d rather not say." After quilting, Klernan went to most head-on, police reported. Th® ■ » U have to be appropriated and French sdmlnlalratlop since 1881. The services on Sunday marked They did agree to meet a|(aln The queationa to be voted on are ■ guests a.ssembled records of tunes Foley, CJollls E. Go.*lee, Beulah Martin to find out whether ho nelius Foley;, treasurer, Mrs. Hen duce 75 per cent of steel tonnage . The kidnapped workers said district of their present ad ginners who wish to learn how to Brown Griswold, Esther Norm Kicrnan was also reticent about accident occurred at O n te r stn o t •ome administration aourcea fear Nationalists have l?Mked up the beginning of the summer series, tomorrow at 11 a. m. (10 p. m. npproprlatlon reque.st* o f » 31.200,- popular in 1922 were played. could collect the week’s pay for ry Mutrle; secretary, Mrs. Thomas thelr^lndependence demta»,da with In the country" la blocking settle On Oakland Street after their release they had not dress. swim. Miss Grlffcn will be the In Johnson, Dorotljy Hanson Keeney, other aspects of his resignation. and Henderson road. biU i^ may be cut even below the Albro; welfare, Mrs. Richard Post; at the local church where there (e.dA. Monday). 000 for the construction of an 18- Cornelius R. Foley served aa the vacation. Klernan said he wa* ment of the strike. been mistreated but had been ex- structor for group 1 Monday, toastmaster, and ColHa E. Goalee Helen A gnew Matson, Anne John- When questioned on the subject. hortotlon ly ej,: ------^ coirtaetr-Mrs. .inseph Volta:nllbrnr .wlU~ba0.wa..aecvl(xa...£ftClL.Sl!nd^ ___o jiaervera ,prf!|3,lct<^ . Vfiem ^Ivmenfary srhonl on the J.uwcd_dfui:n„ months, and^polTce re^rTK "TTSSVifBT~mre«f~ m iiipanlea—iMW- T uesday . W sdnsaday -anri Friday ■wHo"\\'as1!Fesja«Bl 6 t ' t n f ClSSS. •xPir' Itred, Raymond Rr Reid,- and -V ET T 8Kti:il nws h t n . BowteiT le ima*niinag-t n' rlan, Mrs. Bernard Fogarty ; repre at 8 and 10 o’clock. The aololat for "Ynunlst* ’vRll' prolS*l“ ffieh''Hie'''ir' Work undertsdten by the atate to corner of Vernon and Lydall lie''sniT,'''T~'inK’t"fr:lTg w n m t T-aTiT New Britain. June teen aware of the, Congreastonnl Indicated this violence may be lA- willing to negotiate contracts, he officers and the East German po o fv th e offer, can contact the from 10:15 to ll':,45. Mr. Panciera Frederick I. Rogers. \f'ho served Klornsn'S work had been unsat sentative*, Mr*. Raymo - ' Hsge- the early sprvlce yesterday was N command announcement that Improve traffic conditions at the street, 32.'i'' 000 for a seven-class gave the addrert of welcome. comment." . ' Medical Examiner John J. Tokar- said, but are prevented by fear of lice. The men said the Reds Ict^ue by calling 6375. will teach group 2 on ,Monday. Frederick I. Rogers recalled aa chairman. isfactory, according to Schendel, THtuatlon all along. He felt, nev dom and Mr*. Raymond Audelte. tenslf;^ng. Everett MacCluggage, and music 45,000. prisoners on Koje Island Hockanum Rrver bridge croaelng room and kindergarten addition fo The Incldml that Klernan liTre- szvk Bald last night that a M-yoar- ertheless, that the case for apeolal eclonomlc reprisal. claimed they had cros.sed the The po'll* will be open tomorrow Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs some of the o.vents of. the year; who said today tliat lie was gtillty for the second service was pro are being screened to learn If on Oakland street at the Intersec the Bowers 'School, .and 3130.000 porttxi to have calle •MisSI mith firtt hma will win the strike regardless of to attack it as being "extrava Springfield and Boston. Middle of the road legislators minds. He said prisoners who the decrease In the last several der at Hohnsleben, and told they the University o f Connecticut. i 0 $Jt) tr mamti/tack. what kind of suppressive weapon seen, which translated in the gant." Wilber Little, a former have proposed a compromise. It language of today is that attitude said they want to go home will years in the amount of traffic could go. ^ JOAN K N N m tAVti may be used against you." The incident heightened tension member of the School Building The first ' reaction to a Jump Includes these two amendments of trust wfiTch reaches out and he retuined to the Communists crossing the bridge, as a result of A r* «*• do w**w4w- Murray’s speech was broadcast the construction of the Wilbur along the ESat-Weet border and committee, who spoke out against Robert Arendt. Jr., EMS, of 21 Wwi» « r w <*>»• In. the price of haircuts Is that we and also would give the asaembly beyond in the mystery of life without being given another op. Newman street, recently returned over a alx-atation network cover (Jross Highway, and the conse- enraged West German dwellers the program at the June 10 ptiblic «re-pe^g to get clipped------powen. to overthrow the cabinet where knowledge Is unable to go. portunity to slate their choice. to duly after spending ^15 days at ing- WlaconiTni mtnotA TUUt In- ' Further It would give the pMme quent decrease In traffic accrdenla along the frontier. The Reds’ bold hcartag. today i.ssued a call to all The second prerequisite for good home wlth,his family. Mr. Arendt dlana- minister Instead of the preeldent on the span, made a new bridge un sally scared workmen. Jittery since opponents of the program to '"get Signs reading, "The Taft-Hart living la to possess a wo rk to liv the Conamunlsts proclaimed their I is stationVH aboard the U,SS Tide the power to name a cabinet. necessary. out and vote ’no’ tomorrow. m ley A ct Won’t Produce. Steel,’’ for. The minister pointed out In S trike Imminent As a result of '-Htll’s-oppoaitlonT- frontier-"security belt” and gave Using the construction costs a water AD31' _t Norfolk, Va. I VITAMIN and "We Won’t Wort Under The Supporters of the comproraife this connection that there were the House committee on Roads, their border police shoot-to-klU or new school m Vernon as the basis Mrs .Eva Templeton of Beech Taft-Hariley Act" visible in claim 136 votes—'14 more than the many people today who are sick Bridges and Rivers reported un ders. . of his attack on the three propos ’I m in eu l candy At Bristol Brass .street has as her guest for several the hall. two-lhlrda needed. mentally, physically or spiritually favorably bn the bill and It w ai not al.*, Little said the town Is being S a cM I weeks, her cousin, Mrs. Lottie The bald, ruddy labor leader As the political crisis neared primarily because of the lack of passed. asked to spend 3500.000 more than was bitter In his denunciation of climax martial law authorltlea some soul-satisfying work to do, (Continued from Page One) is neccs.sary on the Vcrnon-Lydall I Wllli.son, of St. Petersburg. Fla. — ^ .------I Mrs. A. A. Howland of Strickland I WELDON'S Rllndall. He accused the ;iteel lightened their control over op "There Is a need today for a new Inspect Piggery arhool and $106,000 over what need street and Mr*. R. J. McKinney of 5 Prescription Pharmacy Qneen. executive of "deliberately lying" emphasis on w ort .. . honest he spent on the Bowers project, j position meetings, pamphlets strike anytime between midnight Year Round Use East, Center street are also cousins Main 8L Tel. 5321 in saying " Murray and Truman earnest, faithful, character-buUd- tonight and midnight Thursday. Littler claims *UwSthat iFif sUv.. the i14-r(x>m .4 . I i - other unapproved actions, This Afternoon of Mrs. WilliSon. made a deal". Murray said he martini law commander, Maj. Gen Ing work. Men need a >york not ne Thomas J. Qook, union interna Verrion school, which cost that FOR YOUR OLD BEDROOM SUITE had more respect for the office Won Young Duk, has threatened cessarily Just to make a living tional representative, said the Of Schools Urged town 3383.000 to build, vyery pro from, but something on which a Local and state officials are Manchc.ster Grange will visit of President than try to do such' death for those who violate his only chance to escape a strike jected to the 18-room size needed Now A t KeiUi's . . For ONE W EEK O N LY ! Trade In Your Old Bedroom Furnltu.re . ’. a thing." life can be bulit.” ’ was a quick settlement with the scheduled to visit Lombardo here, it would cost 3700.000, and Mad River Granjjc of Waterbury SulTc Y o r A a v e Always Wanted! Your Old.Trode In Ftu-nlUlre Need N ot A « An Old Metal Bed. Chest Of Drawer* Given On C.O.D. Deliverift orders. (Continued From Pege One) Brothers’ piggery on Hlllstown Thursday evening. Bus re.serva- Further, said Murray, when A self worthy to live with was company. The only company com that if the eight rooms to be add Or Old Fashioned Chiffonier That You Have Stored Away Will Be,Considered Worth $50 On Randall later denied making auch the third quality which would a.s- rpad today to see whether the ed to the Bowers School wore tions should be made by tomorrow ment came from 'a spokesman who high school starts a double ses- a statement, "1 called.him a liar alst men in bejomlng victors Insisted upon anonymity.' He said concern ha* compiled with direc built "Vernon style," the cOst niKht through Ml.ss Charlotte lo r’ Heak*ing Is Slated rather than victims. In thla con bion schedule In September. tives in a local health department would be $144,000. Hutchins. again." simply, "the situation is serious." But Dr. Hoyt said he.estimated The steelworker’a head said nection Mr. Edgar expressed don- Something will be added when order Issued 10 dsy* ago by Dr. Chairman Raymond E. Goalee of that pupil enrollment in the Im Members of the Queen of Peace ANY BEDROOM SUITE IN OUR STOCK! President Truman told him la.st cern over the growing divorce rate company and union negotiators sit Robert R. Keeney. Jr., Manchester the School Building committee has For Eiigli\ud Boy mediate future will increase at Mothers Circle and their husbands December, a week before the in America but at the same time down together today. Today’s health officer, to wipe out what an.swcrcd charges of waste and ex such a rate that these proJecU enjoyed a dinner at Wright's res RANGE & FUEL 0|L scheduled New Year's Day strike expressed surprise that the rate meeting originally was to be a he considered a “health hazard." travagance with the statement • These people are finding It Failure to do no-win result In sub- | fi^ny Place will not be adequate to meet tpe Today la the deadline for compli taurant in PlaihvHle, Saturday pennlon of your car registration was not higher. that a cheaper school would "cost \ date: A hearing on the granting of session on the union's bid to re- mighty Inconvenient to be wlth- , •-’j f - vrtTl ■Vohlntk'rTiy' ‘Agfie Tetters' oT SdYnliiiStratKSh 'bn the ■ ■ "Firar- rate marriages - or-^ any need -for clnsnroom space...... - ...... ance-with the- order; '.■mwT' hv the-long -run"-—stnve-' it- evening.. Dancing— -tp,*ou'i "use'of'ih'elr Par',' Afid h'b'ttrtuITt'''"' and* ’driser^s* -Mcensel'-i' ■ 'bp'eh '■rregbllatibns'“bn‘ ''the 1951 music of a three-piece orchestra. v rith r iw to a suspension of the strike I be- estntc of Jonathan England, 4- thing else human cannot be built contract which expires In August. Elxpected to make the inspection would cost mofe to maintain it. you would too, should you lose Votir best safeguard afalnnt such ------j|«uaa-aLvea..Vlewa— - a ;.- yaiir TO-CT-iidve w(j’-rear » r "the ■ySafT>T« ■■»Sir"'ar * W.''-MarTy--Eng“^otr second Tate- peraonallttea.—Man ■TbiTay,'"li'biy<5Vffi‘,“ tn e'" 'imion --also- trip-*re-Dr. - Keen ^ i_.Towiv-Coutu.- - .... -•4d444e-I*sHe»-*’.3V«mliHi.’t— ---- "yonF"Trtvfng"rtgtitr-1ienm*e- -ot-.... 'a'TnsasTcrTif'TflWI^n^ The BOUND O il CO. courts Imposing on your members land, has been railed for July 1. have forgotten that minds and Here In Manch**ter. Charles S. sel John D. LaBelle, who drafted Little l.swied a ‘warning” to op ' MiTan'd 'Connecticut'* new Motorist*’ Fl- I Werld'f most will present the company with Its have returned to their home in Liability and Property Damage the BO-called Taft-Hartley Injunc Probate Judge John J. Wnllett spirits need nourishment Just ns House, chairtfian of the Board of the order; Town Engineer James ponents of the pogram that, propasals for the 1952 c'ntract. Rutland, Vt., after spending six i nanclal Re*i)on*lbillty Law (cf- Insurance. can write a Hart tion procedure." ordered the hearing on the applica much as bodies need food. Malnu EMucation, was not quite so en H.'Sheekey: Henry Giles, of the •wherca* I believe sentiment in 369 Centtr St. Phone 6330 These ternis, a union spokesman weeks in town vfith their daugh I feetlve July 1, 1953). ford Accident and Indemnity powerful portablol The strike was postponed, gov- tion of Jonathan's slater, Mrs, trition of the mind and spirit said, might not be hard to meet thusiastic over the Fairfield State Department of Health’s Bu Manchester is strongly against the C'onipany Policy for 5’ou that will means warped character reau o f Sanitation; Lombardo's extravagant building program, the ters, Mrs, George L. Graziadio I f you have just one atilo accident Elaine M. England Malek. provided the reopening problem of superintendent’s proposal. and Mrs. William M. Anderson. 'mos't the law’s requirements, pro Jonathan was not mentioned in Just as surely aa rickets means attorney, William Shew, of Hart proponents of that co.stly program resulting In an Injury, death, or the 1951 Contract can be settled. "W hile It does have considerable While here Mr. Douglas underwent I property damage of $100 or more, tect you from financial loss, and the will of his father, who left sin puny bones. There la a great need The spokesman said the Conj- merit.” Chairman House stated. In ford; and a repreaentattve of the will win unless every voter who assure you of top-notch ser>*lce today to make 'a conscious effort Stats Watsr Commission. bcileyes as I do gets, out and votes an operation at the Memorial Hos you'll have to show you haw estate valued at 3407,000. pany already has agreed on an II- referring to the plan, “ any appli pital and is much improved in I 'Automobile Insurance in coyer In any accident emergency. Phone* NEW- f g H I 'T " to Improve the selves we live with, cation of auch a system locally In his order, Keeney said that no." I cent-an-hotir wage Increase retro health. any possible resulting claim*, or write or vinit our hfnee to get de- for too many of us are like the would require much study before the concern would have to abol Among the proponents of the i YEAR-ROUND i)IR CONDITIONING active to last Oct. 15. Several state authorities may require you tnlU without obligation. young-women who revealed to her any conclustpn could be drawn.” ish the piggery, stop dumping program arc the League of Wom j other points still are in disagree Vacation church Schools opened to put up a* much a* $31,000 In doctor that ahe was 111 primarily House, said, that In his opinion, garbage there and clean up tha en Voters and the Parent Teach I IIUIIIMP. ment, he said. He deaqribed the this morning for Emanuel and cash, or a surety bond. because ahe was actually sick of one principal stumbling block that area. ers Association who have been,^ "S l( To Losson Tho Burdon —• major i.ssues as a new vacation working to get gut the vote for Concordia In Emanuel's new par r 'Ifaut heraelf," Mr. Edgar said. system, pensions and certain esca would Immediately assert iUelf ish house. North Methodist and Trans-Oceanic" of bereavement Is the essence of Qulsh The minister concluded the ser would be the problem of coinciding the referenflum tomorrow. The service. C'omp"lete understanding of the lator clauses he did not describe. league haa offered to furnish Second Congregational churchs in mon with the statement: ’’Wheth a family vacation within the two- the latter edifice, and in Zion Lu clarkE insurance a g e n c y complex detslls aid materlnll.v In the ac- er -we are victors or victims in this week period In August suggested transportation to the polls, and MANCHESTER rompllshment of our purpose. PICKETS B.\R OFFICIAL-S anyone wishing to take advantage theran Church. 175 E AST c e n t e r STREET life depends to a very large extent Waterbury, June 23— (IPl — by Dr. Hoyt. on each one of ua, but faith ta About 70 pickets jammed them The local board chairman felt STATE home COMFOR live by. a work to live for and self that to liave all family groups take selves tightly around the main ----- NOW PLAYING ------to, ll've with often' spells the differ gate of the Scovlll Manufacturing a vacation at the same time would Fui\eral ence In one’s life." Cbmpany plant today, refusing to call for a tremendous re-arranging “\0RIARTY Bros. let even top management officials of personal schedules and would RANDOLPH sc o n prompt difficulties among parents I 1 S C f N T 1. S ST entcr.^------iR "C A R SO N C IT Y " The situation eased when and pupils. T EI 5 13 5 ttain Hiqlpg Make The Manchester board official ----- P L U S ----- Mayor Raymond E. Snyrfer and "H* Will Out-perfcrm reveided that considerable prog- Fred Hickey, acting police super JOAN DAVID Shower Surprise reas has been made in scheduling C AU LFIE LD In N IV E N intendent.. stepped in. They said summer classes at the High School New tooth paste 2 2 S MMN ST. COAL-OOKE they would confer with company here. "THE LADY SAYS NO" w ith the help of rain, a recent officials in an effort to arrange any other carj_ shower for Mias Dorothy Kinlry an agreement specifying what em- EXTRA ATTRACTION (}..^es you double protection! of 17A Garden drive was made a plo.yes would be needed to main complete surprise. tain the big brass fabricating* JO H N N Y RA Y Miss Joan M. Beauregard and plant for the duration of the The Singing Sensation ' .. T Miss Kinlry, playing golf, were strike that began Saturday. • t 4X)MPLETE SHOWS • DRIVE A forced home because of rain to The United Automobile Work MATINEE AT 2—EVE. 7:18 Misa Beauregard’s house at 39 ers (C IO ) said the company had AMMONIATED WROPHYLL ■Westminster road, where a sur reflTsed to discuss a ' plant main WED., THURS-, FRL. SAT. prise party aWalfed Miss Kinlry. tenance agreement, but Insisted on TO REDUCE TOOTH DECAYI TO STOP UOOTH OOORI The party, given by Mias Jacque- an "open door", policy. This led ALAN LIZABETH CNRYSIER Hn«^ (31ulow aautcMtas'-Bsauregard Tb the pIc’ketrriK'ff^^ ...... UIDD ...... Ill------SCOTT In honor o f Mias Kinlry, who! will Thirty policemen tried to open “BED MOUNTAIN*” be married to William Bell , In the picket line, but only about a and August, began with the opening dozen persons, including vice-pres PLUS “GOBS AND GALS” DISTINGUISHED o f’ presents. ident Alan. Curtiss, got through. ’The house, was .colorfully dero- About 300-offlciala and office per .95 retid -with atreamefa and nbwefs. sonnel remained outside the gate. .Thia.sho.w.ac.giftB were. put in , a I __ They _ diapersed on company ADLOfUtsmONEO 3 PIECE BLONDE ' . 1M*«: h*n4TpaltRed\:wi*hlng ' order*,• announced over a . loud, After Miss Klnlfy received speaker, after Snyder and Hlckcy leas Batteries. many beautiful gifts, several entered the plant. T^e picket Une games ware played. Sandwiches, EASTWOOD then, was reduced to 15. STARTS WEDNESDAY BROWN-BEAUPRE. INC. • 30BISSELLST. punch, cherry and coconut cakes Chief demand of the union in the y^DERN SUITE Ad*lph Msajee ^••1 MeBoft |MosY powerful and mero were served toy the hoateasea. contract dispute 1* for a 15 cents "V A L E N T IN O ” In Color Others attending the shower I M nsifivt an hour pay increase. "SAN FRANCISCO STORY” AHker Frsss Tyoriip DoCbHd Handsome Dresser with big bevelled edge plate glass Mirror, Chest of Drawer* r ’ were M lai Maureen Sullivan. Mias The company puts the current S Uglitor. omior to carry Patricia Jonea, Miss Jean Hansen. "The Sait and Panel Bed . . In richly grained Blond woods. • . ,C Mias Jean Packard. Miss Emma rate at 31.714 cents an hour for Francisco men and 31.239 for women, not In Malson. Miss Judith Alcox. Mis* SNIPER” Story” flayc whar# ethars won’t— Shirley Henry, Ml*. Martin J. cluding an 11 cents an hour in Tel. Windsor Locks 2-S(n9 crease announced last month. l:IS-S:S* 1. Reducof Tooth Decoy the proved ammoniated REGULAR PRICE SI99 1..LE-SS ALLOWANCE Got o 'H ’rans-Ocoanie" valuable advice gained In a lifelong venrity of ConnecGcut thla week. nper Laarlr' dedicated and furnished to provide the facilities They are among 240 boys attend Ctalf* Itever'*^ llcrtfary for any pertoblo experience In the newapaper field which "N o Room and conveniences to serve the living and reverently ^ gave ua. Herald Family. ing the week-long event sponsored "Hoodlum IpanA by the American Legion. State For The prepared the deceased for burial. OF MANCHESTER In Memorinm Representative J. Dean Spencer of Groom” Empire” Woodstock U chairman, and UA tit* t:3M iU Ask ibr Hte Nett iM H B A£* Tooth Fhste BOLAND MOTORS In loving mamory of our huaband and father, Jamta A Cole, who paaaed director la Hartford County She ’’YOUR HOMETOWN NASH DEAUR" away June U IM . r iff Donald H. Potter. i Wed. Ma and P a K ettls A t *otterton s ' A mock murder trial, sponsored play at the . S«9 CENTER STREET, AT WEST CENTER STREET We who loved you aauly mlaa you. ALL I The Fair Phis Onteast of ISO CENTER STREET In our memory you are dear: by the (Connecticut Bar Associa East Windsor Owe o f America’s Poker Flat WELDON DRUG CO. Loved, remembered, longed for alwaya. tion, will be held tomorrow with Finest Drtre la Theater*. _ j(^itn s j-iu. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 - OPEN EVEND40S UNTIL 9 HOlM tS’ PLENTY OF PARKING At the cloaa of another year. -mskjor roles played by Putna PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS t * EAST n n PABKINO * 28 Woodbrk/qe street i 400Main Street WU* sad children. court officials.' Coat. Seeijr Night Wtmm Oeak 901 Ma in s t r e e t — t e l e p h o n e 8S2i
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MANCHESTEE EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY. JUNE 23. 1952 session of the 32d annual encamp Goveiilry Electors ment held here yestcYday. Draft Bill Sponsor Others elected: Charles J. Boat so little top direction Is somewhat Moor e-Holmes Nuptials- of Nonvalk and Henry T. Pin- M. I. T. Graduate Will Vote Tonight r-4 breathtaking." About Town Giant Raid Obituary West Blasts Is Cancer Victim chera Of Hartford, vice command- Increase Forecast era; Thonfaa J. Bennett of Bridge 3 Aides Sweeping IncriiMea in demand OlflDOORS! Mr. and J^rs, Wifiston Sharp of Coventry, JimV 28—A apeelai port, chaplain: Howard Slone of for materials, which in many cases 366 Summit street will leave to Washington, June 23—()P)—Flin- Meriden, surgeon and Judge Hugh already are becoming scarcer and Blacks Out Deaths’ Red Ban on eral services will be held Wednes meeting of town electors slated for morrow for a trip to Maine where Broils Hoyt of Stratford, Judge advocate. X J. ■: To Meet on costlier, were foreseen for the next they will camp and go salmon A •• A day for James W. Wadsworth, 74, tonight at the George Hersey Rob John J; Olekslw, of Hartford, was ■26 years as follows: fishing. Their daughters. Susan Mrs. Eva Bchwarz former Senator and Representa ertson School at 8 p. m., will act reappointed adjutant by the new Metals-.-demand for iron, cop and Marilyn, will accompany Huge Area Mrs. Eva Schwarz, widow of Jo Berlin Road tive who sponsored pre-World War on recommendations by the Board commander. per, lead And zinc may rise only them. GOP Slates seph Schwarz, of 127 Florence II draft legislation and headed the of Finance for additional -appro iTFMBS... IW estTasks 40 to 50 per cent but other con- street, died yesterday following a commission which drew up the (ConUnued fn m P*g* One)' priations sought .by the Board of INJlUlKlO IN FIGHT ,Eump«ton will soar. Demand for The Manchester Board of Real S2 Mrs. Otto -Weiskopp, ■ •11 o f - this trine bf the "lifting 'o r the Beritn rtd"t» -ntilincetl wltmir'a' Ytve'yvar criirckT'c'hhtlltian'' Wrt^ nlg^^ Timber—depleted forests will will be in charge. Plans will be ciemocratlC'.preaidentlal nomina the world. This afternoon I have town; Mrs. Ludwig Ginkel of San blockade) regarding access to in American history to become a •period). ,4 •ijice taking over hla post in' May. member of the House of Repre New Britain General Hospital with Create a "serious situation,” made at this meeting for the an tion. helped change Its status to the Diego, Calif., and Mrs. Tony Berlin." Under the heading of capital a severe head injury. Acting Po^ s m r Acheaon'i vialt to Brazil, at the sentatives 'after . serving in the piE SPORTSMAN — os mt Hit Sprin* Howtr Show though consumption may rise nual outing., , , , •The ■general also said he would fourth largest.” Kerstring and Mrs. Margaret Sut ' The Blast German Communista, Improvements comes items such lice Sgt. Wesley Kumm said it was invitation of Foreign Minister only 10 per cent—perhaps the not consider any deal to make him ter,. both of Germany. meanwhile, accused the West of Senate. The others - were John as oiling and grading parking lots apparent Baker had been in a ^ CAST IRON — PORTABLE — VERSATILE. jfavea de Fontauranra, will be his least of all materials. James JUros. son of Mr. and Fliers said the Commun wardrobes. I fronts, and discussions hero aro liquid fuels will more than double, the . new Isadore Wise PavlHon from the Antung base, but they ers, John and Fred Malter of Ger Tied in the official Communist ’’TLfepuKTca'rTTifbm'w'cafertrN'iEW’ Also i'nelmletrTti nJiiruon Fo”'~tKe" -I school of Newington Home and ticket—some Texans have talked landed seconds later. many; and 17 grandchildren and York state, Wadsworth-was active t expected to center around the for natural gas will triple. Coal of this, should Eisenhower lose in preas. sums for Ihe Robertson School is LET US DEMONSTRATE ITS MANY USES demand will climb 60 per cent and Hospital. Mr. Wise was long a The .five plants destroyed sup 13 great-grandchildren. throughout his career in building a request by the school board for ' Korean situation. Chicago—)the general said he Official West German and Al • SOLD KXCLU9IVICLY BY • , At the outset of his Korean in the commission predicted: leading Hartford merchant and plied power to Mukden and other Funeral services will be held to lied sources dismissed the charge up the nation's defenses. Ihfi rc-oponing of two one-room POISON philanthropist. Formerly a pupil would have no part of such a move morrow at 8:30 a. m. from the Wadsworth is generally credlt- ^ ape^tiod', Alexander intimated a "All signs point to a re-emerg In 1952. He did not commit him Induririai areas In Manchuria and as "typical Communist propagan .schools; items at the Center ■ WM STOP ITCHING with ihlt ence of coal in stronger and in St. James’ parochial school, to viritually sH of North Korea. John B. Burke Funeral Home, 87 - ed with influencing the House to School ask foe. money to cover tile { desire for direct British represen- self on other yean; East Center street, and in St. da which is not worthy 6f denial." ■ ■ eicelletit naw^tmlmint TRI-VILLAGE GARDEN CENTER I tation on the UN truce team. stronger demand, as supplies of James has spent a year at the in Thla charge came against a vote for draft legislation a few (asphalt) and plywood floors. Lt. Gen. Robert L. Bichelberger Dun Not Hit James' Church at 9 o'clock. Burial months before Pearl Harbor. V V B i lor ivy, oal)”o( sumac AND } . See Parley Periled petroleum snd natural gas In stitution and has returned home. The great Suiho project was background of East German re poisoninR. It’s wntla am) SAK lor ehild^n He . expects to enter Manchester (Ret), top aide to Gen. MacArthur will be in St. James' Cemetery. After two terms in the Senate v n v E i^ c T s I Diplomatic and military policy evitably begirt to decline and grow In the occupation of Japan, parted completed by th* Japanese in Friends may call at the funeral armament, openly announced as and adults, quickly diiw blisiets-oHan High ^-hool in September. the building of a "People's Army" and nine in the House he retired THE FARMERS HARDWARE CO. I makers here decided to urge him more costly. political company with his old 1941 i^t a cost of nearly JIOO.OOO.- home today after 3 p. m. In 1950, only to be •called back in wilhin a day. At druMista; 69c. not to press that point on grounds Di'fense I'robletns Alfred J. KargI 000. The dam was not damaged In aligned with Soviet Russia. The Stamford, June 23 (/I’l - A I The picnic of the Manchester chief and came qut for Elsenhow to public service last year by Pres SULLIVAN AVE. — E. WINDSOR HILL ' PHONES 8-8645 and 8-065* j it might indicate British criticism The Inadequacy of domestic out-j the attack. It Is nearly 3,000 feet Russians also are reported to be Congressional Medal of Honor Choral Society which was can er. He said in an Asheville, N. C„ Paul J. McCooe Ident Truman to head the National winner has become commander of OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9:00 { of how the situation is . being han- put, now running 10 per cent .be Interview that MacArthur himself Alfred J. Kargl, of 180 Cooper long and rises 350 feet above the Paul Joseph McCooe, 19 months building a "Stalin Wall" of mili Security Training commission. I died and thus endanger truce ne- hind total demand for materials, celled yesterday because of in Hill street received his bachelor of tary and naval fortifications on the Department of Connectiriil clement weather, will take place wanted to be President—and hoped Yalu. , • old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. This group worked up the Uni Veterans of Foreign Wars. Wil , gotiatlons. was pictured as a defense" pronlem. Elsenhower would get out of hla science degree in mechanical en Power stations below the dam, McCooe of 42 Edvyards street, died the Baltic coast of East Germany. Wednesday evening at 6 O'clock in Blames Boy Scouts r'’ versal Mjlitary, Training program liam J. Johnston of Amston was : However, following his flrst- The Paley report noted that, of way-T-ln 1948. gineering at the 86th annual com- which were destroyed, had a ca Saturday morning at his home, approved by the Senate and still U|and inspacMon Alexander said Center Springe Park. It will take me,icement of Massachusetts In The war of nerves brought a elected to the post at the closing 74 materials now On the stock- the form of a -farewell -party for Thera was pp Immediate com pacity of 600,000 kilowatts, about He was bom Nov. 20, 1950, in under study by the House; "W tRiiiirbr 'AmeTiciTniinminjr of plTe list, the OiSTred "States must ment from MacArthur, who la stitute' of Technology in Cam 106,000 more than giant Bonne Manchester. -charge by the Russians yesterday • he director, Warren D. Wood, that gunshots were fired from the tnice negotiations was "absolute- Import its entire supply of 40 and backing Taft thla year. bridge, Mass. He will enter the ville dam in the Pacific North-, Besides his parents he leaves who op Sept. I will assume the employ of Fenn Mfg, Co., Hart American Berlin-Frankfurt train. Jy unjustified." part of the supply of sll the other On the democratic aide, Harri weri. his paternal grandparents, Mr. And on arriving yesterday from position of supervisor of secondary man declared in a speech at Hel ford, on Monday. and Mrs. John McCooe, and his The U. S. Army, which operate.s 34. school music in Malone, N. Y. One combat commander aald Andover U s battlefield survey, he told re- Of the 100 minerals used in in ena. Mont., that the leading Re Mr. Kargl, the son ^of Mr. and maternal grandparcnt.s, Mr. and the train, announced today that After the service at Second Con Mrs. Charles Patty of Miami, Fla., "We had a beautiful target, a those "gunshots” really were fire sKrters: — dustry. one-third comes wholly publican candidates are "barter beautiful day and we clobbered Mrs. Wyvllle Peabody, ail of this f "I was very impressed by what gregational Church yesterday, served with the U. S. Army in town. He also leaves several crackers tossed by visiting Boy Vacation School from abroad, another third partly Ing with our.security in exchange them." U saw. I think you’re running a where Mr, Wood has served as fpr votes." * World War II. Mrs. Kargl waa aunts and uncles. Beouts and not bullets aimed, a.s Sessions of the annual Church from abroad, and only the remain organist for nearly four years, the Col. John D. Nottingham of the Soviets charged, at a German igood ahow." , ing third from domestic sources Russell, cam^igning In Nevada, the former Miss Judy Maltempo Funeral services, in charge of Vacation School will start July 7 I Alexander—a World War II members bade him farewell. of this town. Houston, Tex,, Fifth Air Force Watkins Funeral Home, were People's policeman on the platform and continue for two weeks. alone. predicted for himself at least aa 1 'commander whose title,, la field many first ballot votes as any public information officer, aald held Saturday afternoon with Rev. at Babelsberg, a small town in the ‘'God's Out of Doors" is the theme Imarshal the Karl Alexanijer of Vlncent W. Ingraham, treasurer carrier planes and land-based Ma Edgar J. Farrell of» St. James’ Russian zone near Berlin. of this year’s study. Mrs. Paul other Democratic candidate will "The Shota allegedly fired,” said •Tunis—scheduled a busy round of of Manchester Trust Company, has have at Chicago. rine and Air Force craft swooped Qiurch officiating. Interment Donahue is in charge. Mrs, Don [conferences today with Secretary returned from the annual meeting down on the power plants from all was in St. James’ Cemetery. the U. S. Berlin headquarters an ahue will be glad to receive as- Moreover, Russell said,- if the nouncement, "were actually fire « f Defense,, Lovett, Qen. Omar Hebron of . the Oonnectlcut Bankers As Democrats nominate him he'll U. Si Liner directions -with rockets and high slstaitte from interested persons. [Bradley, chairman of the Joint sociation held Friday and Satur explo,'rive armor-piercing bombs. crackers tossed to the station plat Minister’s Message auundly . beat Taft or Eisenhower. form by pranksters among 12 : Chiefs of Staff, and others. Seoul Aettvltlea day at Manchester, Vt. Everett Nottingham said 208 Red MIO- "It is a real pleasure to be start Kefauver leads, to date, In the j Funerals American Boy Scouts bound for a ing my Work in Andover. I am *• Before leaving tomorrow he is Events In the Brownie and 01rl_ .Moore and James Murray of the Associated Press tabulation. It Makes Test is jets were counted on the Com ^expected to call on President Tni- Trust department are attending munist airfield at Antung. Man Scout jamboree at Fuessen in looking forward to meeting all in Fsllol SluJiv Scouts troops Include a BrownU- gives him 245 votes to Russell's Mrs. Harr.v G. Fuller south Germany. Military police the congregation and , my neigh / •man. a eonference at UConn which llH i. Harrimsn has 99 >i. churia, within sight of the strikAs MRS, THOMAS S. MOORE L • . . . . —. Father banquet held recently at opened yesterday and will continue Funeral services for Mrs; Harry immediately confiscated the re bors in the town. As your nc\V Trailing the leaders, hut avow- on Suiho. None of the MIGs chal G. Fuller, who died Friday at the mainder of the fireworks."' the sqhool-audilorlum, attended, by through tomorrow- ...... Run to N. Y. lenged the fighter-bombers, which rnlnisterj I would wdcome_ any edl\'' honing for a mlracld. Okla Manchester Memorial Hospital, chance to extend the church’s min Ml.-t.s Marlon Lorraine Holmes.-^nories and a corsage spring Browniea'and 22 fathya Or gueaU homa's Keir put himself forward were escorted by F-86 Sabre Jets daughleY of Mr. and Mrs. Mark .flowers. ,, Hose and' Ladder Company 1 will were held from the Holmes Fu istry to you. Please call on me if ate vof Curbs Roast turkey was aerCod With all as a symbol of unit. On an NBC (ConUnued from E^ge One) and Navy Panther Jets. neral Home yesterday 4fternoon I can be of service," Rev. Ste Holmes of 28 Woodbridge street. Ushering for the ,)Acdding were aide dishes. loppedLoff_ by dessert hold a drill tomorrow night it 6 telavlalon. program. Kerr .declared; ______Enforced. Blacks Out bec-ama the bride- of Thoma-s Shir- Loiii.s Sc'ialich of ” Uiia town and blclock, alaftlng at Ihe Hose_Hoiiae at 2 :30; -Rev. Fred R. Edgar; pas Vacation Time phen R. Chambertain. ' of (;hocolate pie, coffee and aoda, I am neither sectional, sensation T and the Maritime board arc par The Air Force spokesman said it tor of the South Methodist rell Moore, the son of Mr. and William •eoioo Crochier of Hartford. Hiiiges on on the corner of Pine street and The officers of the church wi.sh In charge was Mrs. Gardner Q al, or single." ties” was safe to assume there were Church, officiated. Burial Was in to exprc.ss grateful appreciation to Mrs. Thomas Moore of Tolland at The bride graduated with tile Shorey, asaiated in the kitchen by Hartford road. One po.sslble Democratic dark At a press conference aboard ■'no electric lights burning to the East Cemetery. Sermon Topic Riisscil P. Potter of Willimantlc, the North Mclhodisl Church .Sat class of 1!)46 ifrnm Manchester iDemocrat Vote Mrs, Barney Fracchla. Mrs. Ernest horse remained silent - .Tlltnoia the ship. Sawyer said he was con night" in the North Korean espi- Bearers were Randall Brown, w^O," framed without charge the urday at 4 o'clock. High Scliool and i.s employed by Green and Mrs. Everett B. Porter, Officers will be elected at the Gov. Adlal E; Stevenson. He un vinced that "The United States ital of Pyongyang and that parts Robert Curran, Jr., Robert Cur script of our Pastor Emeritus, Dr. Gladioli and peonies decorated the Board of Directors. Olrl Scouts assisted aa waitresses, .••pedal meeting of Mianlonomah derwent an operation yesterday can not expect to get a ship .as of Manchuria is-erc blacked out. ran, Sr., and Richard Curran. Yesterday morhing at all three William B. Tuthill. This script is the church for the double-ring The bridegroom is also a grad- ^ (OoattBued from Pag* Om ) including Joanne Hewitt, Lucille Tribe No. 58 at 8 o'clock tonight for removal of a kidney atone. magnificient as this without pay More than half of th.e more than services. Rev. Cllffoixl O. Simpson, now In the vestibule. cei'cmony, which was performed uatc of Manchester High School A. Miner, Dolores Hail, Patty and at Tinker Hail. Important businaas Doctors said he should be out of ing R substantial premium." 500 planes which took part In the pastor of the Center Congregation Rev. Malcolm S. Crook, former by Rev. Willard McLoughlin. The and the University of Connecticut. kPutnam aald' lifting of controls Peter Shorey. These girls arc will be transacted, and all mem the hospital in two davs, "We are careless with Uncle 'raid were American Air Force al Church, preached on "leisure. pastor, of the Andover Church and bride, given in marriage by her He is employed by the Goodyear I would cause prices dn consumer working for tbelr-c hostess badges bers are requested to attend. Frejih reports circulated over Sam’s money when it comes to planes, Nottingham said. All were Hospital Notes Laughter and Love Under God." now pastor at the Congregational father, was attired in a nylon tnllc Tire ami Rubber Company. {goods to soar so high emrent and community service- badges. the week-end that President Tru other parts of the world,” he said. fighters and fighter bombers. No He Introduced his sermon by say Church in- Groton, has been ap gown fashioned with a lace bodice ing that although vacation time iprlces would like bargains. He said J, Alton Hall squired hla daugb The Cherub Choir of the Cen man has given word he'd be glad "We spent 350 million dollars on B-26 or B-29 bombers were used. ADMITTED SATURDAY: Mrs. pointed a delegate to the meeting and lace and nylon cap veil. Her Sin a statement that the House In ters, Joyce and Mary; Barney ter tjhiiroh has postponed Us to see Stevenson head Hie ticket ship subsidies since 1938. In this Suiho is approximately 30 miles brings a different schedule, and of the National Council of Congre flowers were lilies of the valley Amelia (Jwikla. 66 Mather street; many changes, the purpose of life sapprovlng Talle’s proposal had Fracchla his daughter Margaret psrly from this Wednesday until with Harrimsn as his ninning- country we spent about that much up the Yalu river from Antung. Its John T. Ctobum. East Hartford; gational Christian Churches at around a while orchid. iahown a "to hell with the consum- Gardner Q. Shorey, his daughter the fall when it will begin.the fall mste. power plants furnished all electric should remain the same and vaca Claremont, Calif. Mrs. Crook will Miss Janet Holmes, sister of the in ofie year to support the price Owen Rielly. 13E Silver Lane; tion time should help in one’s di |er attitude.’’ Penny; Lewis W. Phelps, his session with a party. This post Over the week-end Colorado of potatoes. The chances are we power for industrial centei's in Fred Hanson, Jr., 131 Hollister al.so attend. ' | bride, w a s maid of honor. She Open The House also voted, subject granddaughter, Sandra; William ponement is due to the iUnn.'s of Democrats picked their first two North Korea, including Pyongyang street, rection toward Christ and in one's The Happy Hour of the church v'ore an aqua shaded marquisette House! .spent aa much in three years in relati.-mship to God in prayer. Sto final agUon this week to strip E. Leary, his daughter Ann;,Wal the choir mother. national convention delegate)!’, two and ChinnaJtipo, and a considerable ADMITTED YESTERDAY: will be continued during the month [ gown with a matching capctlc ter C. Hewitt, acting father for Europe on ships and ship build Mr. Simp.son pointed out that COMPLETED ye.sterday . •the Wage' Stabilization board of mea from Denver who said they ing aa we. spent here in 16 years." area bf Manchuria. Mrs. Selnia Peterson, Weihers- of June. It is held in the Confer and carried French roses and fan- llta power to h^dlq wage disputes Victoria Burba; Charles S. Barnes, had not decided whom to ampport. Raid Red IJnes only in a few places in the Bible ence House, 11 a. m, to noon on shaped delphiniums. Calvin half destroyed today. Fire i Under a contract made with the field; Cherie Peterson. 27 Turn- Is laughter spoken of and then [and do away with the present his daughter Candace; Irwin B. Ta(t.«uppozU n Jield firm con The big air strike followed by Sunday, grooks, Jr., of W^cesteG_ M ass., just doesn’t, ..car? .where it ; equal' 'repMsen'latlon'of rabor','man Mille'r'as laXSer'of'Cheryl' 'B'a'fiiesT Over HM) Allentl old Marlltmo commiaoion in.J949. ------road; Baymond .Norakowski, •usually as laughter -of derision, trol of Loillaiana'a GOP central the government agreed to pay 42 one day raids by poWeYfuI Allied Windsor Locks; Mrs, Albina Kas- The many frien3s'~of' the' BUI w^s the best man. strikes! agement and the public cm the Russell McrCler. daughter Susan; cjimmittee. In seven hours o f vrgn* eolumns of 1,000 to possibly m ore, and. that rest is spoken of but not. Kowalski family will be happy to The bridesmaids.- Mrs- Fkiwin X Adolph-Simona,—d*ughtar.—Jean.;. ,mlliQ»..llfljla!:A.ipward„tJhe c East Longmeadow. Ma.ss.) _‘'lelsure''_ 'as we know it. "We OtiHttg frf GOP 'K«y ■■ Mwtf n;' ""24 —tynesw— strwtt"' -.JOear. that a short-circuited light Culver and Mrs. William Bouton, Bradley Batson, his daughter Gall; [''m e ii t' ■'S'a't u i’iJaS'’'"''tR e'j^ the ship. The company'pai()'’ab'our Imow "froifn'UTe' sTo'ries'anff'"pita- - ...... ,...... Tbai’s,..«afc,Bf the m any rca- That amendment, offered by Eisenhower backers for seven dla- in western Korea. The attacks Mrs. Catherine Coughlin. 140 wire, which ”cause3 o' siiHiIen'Waz iRep. Lucas (D-Tex), was adopted Erneat Green, daughter Virginia: 28 million. topped anj' UN foray into Red ter bles that Jesus told that He had Tuesday night, was extingui.shed Edwin Johnson, daughter Donpa; piited delegate seats to claim a Warren protests that the sub Woodalde street; John Jacobs, 65 a sen.se of humor and then He Jby a 176 to 61 vote. It would give Over 100 of the members of the ritory since last fall. Durkin street; Mrs. Ann Vennart, without damage. Earlier that only in lilac. ' should not be “ put off until to Irepresentatives of the public a ma- Albert Coolldge, daughter Caro clean sweep of ail the state's 15 sidy was too high, and Sawyer in The biggest raiding force, prob- also rested and had leisure time. " Republican Town committee and dHegate!'. John Minor Wisdom, 136 Campfleld road; Mrs. Annie night, fire was observed in a car The mother of the bride wore a | morrow.” Let US help yoll jjorlty on the wage board and lyn; Horace Coolldge, hla niece sists that the government had ably a full regiment. knifed Mr. Simpson went on "Leisure, at the yard of Edward Grenon. the Women’s Republican Club with the general'll Louisiana leader, said honor the contract. Smith,■» 125 East Center .street; res', and play are part of God's blue lace atreet length dress with ; sure that you have ihe {would make members subject to Mary B. Coolldge; Charles Keletl, through Red positions northwest This vehicle proved to be a truck pink and blue accessories and daughter Judy; Hugo I.ederer, their wives or husbands enjoyed he would carry the fight to^ the President Truman last Friday, Chorwon, killing or wounding Mrs. Mary Sampleri, 31 Chestnut plan, it is in the rhythm of life in.surance you need to be safe •••enate confirmation, street: Harriet Caspef-mn 3 Village owned by Samuel Howard of corsage of sweetheart roses, while y Democratic absenteeism was daughter Ellssa; Wllliatn'Warner, gn outing SatlirdayVvenlng at the convention. The Bisenhowei group directed Attorney ■ General Me- j njo^e than 1,000 Communists, the ns is day and night, heat and cold, Shody Mill road. No serious dam TODAY. claims 13 of the aeats-and concede Granery to make an inquiry into Eighth Army said. street; Carlena Sanborn, 19 John hunger and .satisfaction, fatigue the biridegroora's mother wore a “ the dominant factor In the voting. daughter Norcen; Donald G. Pero Orchards. It was the second age occurred. lilac face. drc.ss with white accea- V 142 I.«vive Hesalon Heath, daughters Marjorie and two to Taft. the subsidy rotal Red casualties for the day son terrace. and rest; even the heart has a mo time the proprletora, Mr. and Mrs. ■ ADMITTED TODAY: James Travelling Grange J Only a haniful of Democrats Donna; Albert Flemke, daughter Michigan Republicans agreed The Sawyer statement yesterday were 627 killed and 529 wounded, ment of re.st between each beat. The travelling pro^am, which Jean; William Wi Hammond, Joseph Pert), had invited the group yesterday to ' avoid any teat of was in the forn\ of a letter to Rep. Gaakell,.135 Florence street: Gail "We do have leisure time, vaca were among the 146 members the Army aald. Martin, South Windsor; George E. Granges in EasJ. Central Pomona ' voting for ' the price control daughter Peggy. Mrs. Shorey, foY a geY-together. It is an ideal strength now between Eisenhower Shelley (D„ Calif.I. chairman of a The tank-led column quickly tion time, and it shoultl be used are transporting, was presented leader of the Brownies, presented place for a picnic and many other and Taft supporters. Both fac House Merchant Marine subcom Christensen, 24 Starkweather and ‘under God’ should contain SPEEDY LONS-USTING rdef fer •amendment and almost ail the 88 overran advance Communlat posi atreet; Mrs. Emily Toman, 41 by Andover Grange at a regular §fieppoalng It were Democrats. ' _ pne year membership pins to those Organizations have been -enter tions afild Utey were satisfied with mittee. Sawyer said Warren made tions and destroyed fortifications. the three Rs— Rest, Relations, and meeting of the Colui^la Grange * Sometime between the-start'of who hafl been members for a year, tained thfre through the years by "silly and untrue" statements Bllyue road; Mrs. Annie Sullivan, Re-creation. It Is impossible to the choice of Michigan members But as the raiders drove deeper, in 45 Riverside drive. Wednesday night. The program •last Friday’s session and the time had a good attendance record and this hoapitable couple, Including on various cbmmifeea. .Only 13- about the contract in testimony to enemy territory the Reds coun get rest driving 600 miles a day. subject was, "Anesthesia," and it had paid registration and member pomologicnl zasociatlons, service before the group last Tuesday. DISCHARGED SATURDAY: or suddenly playing 18 holes of JSof the voting on the Talle amend- of the state’s GOP delegatea have tered with heavy fire from auto Frances Sweet, 21 Oval lane; Da was depicted by (he history of For your present 12'/i In. Television set In trade for a beautiful, new 21 In. Stnent, 142 members, most of them ship dues, dubs and others. voiced a preference —seven for Sawyer also wrote that 1f the con matic weapons, mortars and artil golf, swimming miles, playlnfe ten anesthesia given n the form of tract were illegal, he was "anx vid Tuttle, 52 Drive A; Bruce l|p«mocrats, wandered from the Patricia Shorey, first elasa Girl Last year everybody had a part Eisenhower and six for Taft. lery. nis after a year of no exercise. An readings by members. Andover Crosley; or $125 for your present refrigerator on a new C R O SL ^ Shel^- ious" to have 'that established. Tuttle, 52 Drive A; Robert Green, ideal way to obtain rest is to be ACHESMINS S housc chamber and didn't return. Scout, presented "wings" In the in tha potluck. Thla time the com Elsenhower backers aald the Other raiding forcas, some o t Grange also presented accordion Don't ‘dose* yourself. Rub the schinf dor Refrigerator; or $125 for your present range on a CROSLEY Divided- ^ The price control bill, officially Willimantlc: Mrs. Josephine Lbn- come one with nature. Explore its Brownie "fW-up" -ceremony, to mittee, of which Mrs. Robert Mc general picked up three, possibly battalion strength, harrassed Chi go, Glastonbury: Mrs. Mildred selectlona by Clifton Goodale. part well with Muftterole. It* ?rent CLARKE) "THE PACE-SEniNR DESIGNS ^mown as~tbe Defense' Production Carolyn Cooffdge, Marguerite Frac. wonders, enjoy its many aspects, pain-relieving mediemUon speeds fresh Top Electric Ranger—" A Pleasure For Looks— A Treasure For Cooks. Intosh and Mrs. J. Herbert Finlay more, previoiwly fence strsddling nese troops entrenched west of Pratt, 180'i Center street; Lois Eight from this Grange attended. INSURANTx \ chla, Joyce Hall. Ann Leary, Vle- come to understand oneself and bloqd to the psinful sres, bringing ijK t, is the main business before were eo-chalrmen, decided to have delegates in a five-hour stop in Chnrwon in the strategic- T-Bone Cooper, Bolton; Mrs. Emma In Mrs. Harold Corthcll and daugh AOIGNCV loi la Burba and Gall Batson., all have a new sen.se of values which amazing relief. If pain-1* intense— ARE C0MING.FR6M GROSLET ~"9ffie House this week. A long-range a catered meal. Tables were set Nevada yesterday. _ 65% Welfare and Pork Chip hill sector, the man, 160 Henry street; Robert ters, Jane and Susan..are at Point shipping measure, several leas of whom are now eligible to be In the large abed and decked with scene of violent fighting In recent will bring God close. Judith, Rhode Island for the week buy Extra Strong Musterole. come Girl Scouts In the Fall. Murdock, Lake street extension; "Mend the relationships that !.■! Jl^ntroverslal bills and {ioaatbly a June rose., and other flowers. The days. Mrs. Helen Rubacha, 64 North as guejts of Mrs. Richard Leon iultl-bllllon appropriation bill Investiture Held Pagan! eaterers prepared the meal Aeeounts Paid The Army did not say how maqy always correcting, always finding and her daughters, Karen, Anne street: Mrs. Shirley Rogers, and fault, always scolding. At vaca musterole nanclng the foreign-aid- program There was also an Investiture which festi.red Indlvdual chicken Young Republicans Allied columns hit Red lines, but son, 10 Depot Square; John Kahm, and Susan. >und out the House program pies,. tion time, Icam to be together and I7.'» East P program last week for the Director of Welfare Albert E, UN headquarters in Tok.vo said 8 Lincoln street; Baby boy Brau- enjoy each other — laughing to First Item of busincsw before the Girl Scouts. Those invested were During the dinner William Ma Meeting Tomorrow Behrend has leiiorted that 65 per there were several raids in bat tigam, 100 Delmont street; Mrs. (Center SI. %enate today was a proposed con- talion and regimental strength. gether. sharing, reading, making Diane Reblllard,. Ioln_McCorriaon, zur, son of Mr. and Mri. William cent of the 953 charily accounts Marilyn Gamble, 91 Adelaide road; plans. Lastly, consider re-creation. Tcl. Sfie.'j tltutlonal amendment forbidding Betty Queen, Donna Woodman. J. Mazur and a high achool stu handled by the town's'- Welfare 1,156 Red Oaaualties Mrs. Helen Slruthers, Talcott- God created you. He created the Raymond E. Gorman CIGARS ■ PIPES President to seize private prop Beverly LaVallee, Alice Ann Ham dent, played the accordion, and Maneheyter'a Young Republicans Department have repaid in full the The 1.156 Communist casualties ville; Mrs. Dorothy Papineau and Edgar Clarke will hold a "cracker barrel session" world. You can 'let go and let -LIGHTERS — \Va TCHES arty except as C onfess might mond, ' Beverly Griffin, Phyllis later When the floor waa cleared he $113,179.07 advanced by the town boosted to nearly 5,000 the . num daughter, 7 Walker street: Mrs. God.’ Know that you are valu Insurance Agency Insurer hrect. Rank!. Yvonne Eccleaton, Marjorie played lively dancing tunes. While Tuesday------. . night _ at Republican . . I since the inauguration of the pre- ber of Reds reported killed or Marilyn Rau and daughter. Tal- CLOCKS — WALLETS Headquarters. 985 M^n street, to charity system in 1941. able in the sight of God. He cares lasuranee Advisory Servlee Sen. McCarran (D-Nov) offered Hall. Margaret Whitehouae, Lynn others danced there wai ample wounded since fighting fiared in cottvllle. about you and your plans." Mr, gthls as an aftermath of President Dzicek, Penny Patton. Ellen Koah- time to get acquainted with each acquaint new resldenU, new vot- Along with partial payment* on western Korea less than two Also Mrs. Claire O’Donell and •- All Lines of Insurance Arthur Drug Stores era and all young Republican* with , j20 other account*, amounting to Simpson concluded with the 988 5Ialn Street—Tel. 6460 s^Tuman’a seizure of the steel In- ko, Cynthia Frank. Mildred Davtaf other as no_ formal speecl^s were weeks ago. daughter. Amston: Charlas B8uc- earnest hope that vacation time ustry. Some Senators say it's un Judy Woodman, Sandra McCorri- planned. ’ i' the governmental processes | $io,908.36. 37 per cent, or 1124.- AP CorrefTondent Milo Farneti ter, Jr., 361 Summit street; Ber ■thc-poliUcal organltJlUQIlJlL town. [ ^ 7 4^-^ been refunded would be a time of rest, better re '-'hi-vtrwof-the'8 upfPme-] aoi It "was after-dO'o'clork when the reported tha T-Bona -hill front that nice Grous,-37- Griffin road; Her- lationships and recreation and - party broke up. with w;ords of ap The session is scheduled to sTirt B^hrend^ figures show that a Communist big guns fired only ourt’« rilling that ’Truman-acted Badges for accompaniment were at 8''f)‘oTock: “ ------— man Passcantell. 42 Hale roacU.| ^hat-lf it can be-that way for two IJunconatitutlonally In the steel received by Judith Fdenke; design, preciation to their host and hosr total of $333,270.92 has been dis sporadically Sunday night, in con Terry Dorsey, 226 Charter Oak | weeks, it can be for 52 weeks, teas for making possible a Jolly A spokesman for the Young Re. bursed and that $209,183.49 re M izure. But McCaYran declared second claas; Barbara Fried, tree, puhlican Club said that speakers trast to the violent barrages the street; Stephen Morrison. 53 Clyde The Senior Choir sang the an gel-together. mains to be collected. inclutJed In Reds have hurled at Allied lines street; Mrs. Helen Ash, 49 Legion.eglon - -- - ■ - « a would press his amendment second class: Mildred Dhvts, rocks, have been arranged for and that j* ji36.353.0D in ac- them, "BqiRI'‘ Thee More Stately almost dally. road; HJalmar Berg, East HArt- ^averthelM. — _11. ' * minerals and mammalsf Dolores discusalona will be held in an ef- counts on which nothing has been Mansions" by Andrews, and Doris •• The Senate hopee to catch- up Hall, tree,-.design: Joan Hewitt, A l t ^ c fort to answer questions regarding Five squads of Chinese' attack- ford; Mrs. Elizabeth NoU, 48 Ash- B. Steiner, soprano, sang the love- - the waefc-an.4t»-baohlo g -ot4 iri; ilinan Wakeman.Tdai^grw- •5KHU1UW -A4tOrS-~) ------thr-porn^-and-gevem mental set- arrangement of "The Twentv- iTrtim gaia^wAjI ' A ^ 4 jjoas lalU m 'AZcQr^lniOo!'rKe“ repoftr'cOTec- ssiws —••***m. -flower; . Muriel. Wazner,' tip in Manchester. South Korean Sixth. piYlsipn aouth- ___ . _ •URDXY: Third Psalm” by Malotte. may also get around to voting second class; Beverly . LaVallee, He also aatd the.elub’a plans for i H?"* east of Kumson in central-Korea, jSSi^Modin. 24 tynieia atreat; M ra.^ Jav EtMu-sola aezlatad at 3 and •sither to sustain or' o'verride the drawing and painting, garden (^ourt Schedule the« summer -willwill be andounred,annou^^red. and ! Y**'' h ave^en wel above the the Army said, but the ROK Glenna Miller, Rockville; Elliott i 9:15.' and Rev. Dorothy W. Pease president’s veto of legislation glv- flower; Lur'illa Miner, tree; Ellen that refreshmenla. will be served. average for the . previous, seven troops threw the Reds back. FfSh, 1427 Enfield street, Enfield: at the 11. o'clock aervlee. years. The report states that $1.- '•ing states control o^ oil and min Shorey, - rabbit, second class; Pa- The last Saturday session of Communist-forces probed Allied Mrs. Conatanca Monaco. 71 School /Pyou^^ti-yoift- •tricia Shorey, first class, wild 033.12 a month has been collected street; Roger Rose. 7 N.ve atreet: e ra l lands off their shores. Town Court will be held next week lines all along the rest'pf the 165- flower, in-seet, reptile, amphibian, so far this year, while $744 had mile battleline. Mrs. Annie Tomlinson. 38_Siimmer msmjnnl. Helen Taylor, design; and the summer schedule w.ll go Public, Records been the average monthly collec street; John Joseph Blck‘ford, 102 Zoiiers Approve Into effect starting the week of Allied fighter bombers were out Those who received one-year tion since Jan. 1, 1945. In force Monday, concentrmtlnjf on Whiting streetL Francia Hagan. plaw Material membership pins were Mildred L according to Aldo Paganl, Bolton; Joan Warner. Lebanon; clenk of the court. Warrantee Deeds Communist troop and artillery po Property Split Das'is, Katherine Ellis, Judith sitions on the western front. Mrs. France.s Rice and daughter, Flemka. Barbara Fried, Dolores Paganl skid today that arsaions Sla"nley Bray to Walter Behr- 27 Milford.road; Mrs. Betty Bene Crisi8 Looms mann and Bernardus Rohner, Jr., Report Pliiiiiber’s Sunday's big raids agaln-et Red 'Nnecoal' Hall, Joan Hewitt. Joyce KinneJ, will be held June 30 and July 3.; dict, 275 Woodland atreet; Fred The application of Joseph Rey- Lucilla A. Miner, Charlotte Mae During the rummer, court will properly on Green road. lines in western Korea were mander for permlsalon' to divide I launched 24 hours after the CJil- Pierce, South Windsor: David For (Oontiaged from Page One) Shore>5 Helen Taylor. Su.san be In aesiion on Monday, Wednes Jo.«eph Reymander to Francis Condition ‘Fair’ man, 68 Benton atreet; John Bal- property at 180-132 Oak street in Wakeman, Muriel Warner, Patri day and Friday. Topping and Helen J. Topping, nrse hurled about 3,500 to 4,000 such a manner that a dwelling will property on Oak street. men against the 45th (Oklahoma largeoDi'26'Orchard atreet; B^rry Its rendered to gas, oil’ and min- cia Harrison. Magnuson, 95 St. John atreet. be located closer to the Rropert.v Pleasant weather aided the out JADF. IS STOI.EN John M. McCann and Robert B. The condition of John T. Coburn, Division and Filipino troops on T- line than regulations allow has ng operators. The commission Bone and Pork Chop Hilla, in an DISCHARGED TODAY: John laid this deylca la, a valuable incen- door 8lra\vberr>'»fcstival of Hebron IJoyd Harbor, N. V.. June 23 , McCann to Archie T. Croteau and 30, of 6 Great Hill road; East M. Quinn, 79 Lockwood atreet; Er been granted by the Zoning Board BUDGETPUN other futile bid to capture these Jve to oil and mineral exptora- Congregational Church Wednesday —•Art—Forty rare Jaiie Itgurlnes, Ethel M. Croteau, property on Hartford, was reported "fair" to nest Robinson, 452 Main atreet; of Appeals. Jon. • ■ night. Among those attracted to possibly worth 250'thousand dol Center atreet. day by Manchester Memorial Hos strategic heights. __ AYthur Friedrich, 35 Grant atreet, The board has also granted par- Sophia J. Ro.ss to Charles A. The commission did suggest that the supper were Mr. and Mrs. lars, have been stolen from the pital authorities. Rockville; Mrs. Mane Ireland and misaion to reduce the frontage of ercenUge depletion ^ n e fits be Henry Baling, former Hebron resi Ixmg Island estate of yarhtsman Barbato and Marie A. Barbato. Coburn was admitted to the daughter. 68 Elizabeth drive; Mrs, a lot to 50 feet adjacent to 126 Now/ dents. tienled for some of the more than' Oliver Burr Jennings. .Amateurs property on Scarborough road. hospital Saturday with fir.vt and Boards to Discuss Verna Hanna, 22 Tyler circle. Oak street in Residence Zone B. Look at all these benefits: Bo minerals-now covered, but took who, poltee said, overlooked a John Charles Morrison and .Son .second degree- burns of the face, piRTH YESTERDAY: A The Reymander application 'was ptkies ftOh/ ih Dp position similar to Truman's BARS SKIZI'RE BILL million dollars In art ticasures, ia M. Morrison to Martin P .Rose hands and frbnt of his boiy re heard in recent public hearing.s 1 EASY ON YOUR POCKETBOOK. N o size” UsMi TV Son Washington, June 23— __ daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard efkeh! iew that this program should be left behind abundant finger and Doris M. Rose, property on ceived when a blow torch ne was Park Lands Usage Dean. South Coventry. and tabled in executive sessions. Abolished as a tax "loophole." Sen. .MeCkrran (D-Nei) lost prints and a couple of packages Ensign street. using exploded. The mishap occur Thi toooar bills. Payments spread out to fit yoiir income. We have several ' The coraniisaion proposed- the nut today in a move to get^^e John M. McCann and Robert B. U U -ln e h T V aets ' of cupcakes. red at a home being built on Howe Four local govfmment boards 2 NO FUEL BILLS NEXT WINTER. Start this plan •atoration of the National Secur- Seniate to take up a eonstttuTTon- McCann to EhTieat H. Larson and atreet In Glaatonbijry. where you save/ tabia cenoole ty Resources board—which it said al amendment that would deny Shirley M. ' Larson, property on will meet tonight at 8 p. m. in the I early and winter heat will be PAID UP. OPEN — also Ifi-ln d i aat* j PROTESTS BILl. CIT Cobum waa working as a plumber, Municipal Building to discuss park | turned tn.for Croo-: low has few active functions— to n President the . right tn seize Preotdrnt Truman protested to Valley atreet 3 NO EMEROENCY DELIVERY needed next falL private property jmleas author Marriage Uoense and recreation land use. | SPECIALIZING IN ley'21-iBch sets.^^. . ts originally-intended role as the day a reported' move In the GETS $12 FINE " Besides, the Park and Recreation j COME IN OR PHQNE TODAY - [ovemment’a centgr of reseat^ ized by of Congress. “ - Senate to halve a $2,753,000,000 Joseph John Therrlen, Coventry, William J. McLoughlin, 52, of 31 You’ll be ready for the first cold spell. ind policy-making In the mate-,. and Margaret Pearl Rurse>l. Man Commission, which called the • CUSTOM BUILT HOMES EVENINGS A R G iM n bill for eoastructipn at military Eldridge street, waa fined $12 In meeting, the Planning Commission, i tala field. FIGHT HTILL o n chester, June 28. Rev. Fred • R. mnei'5 Iwaen and depots. He said If this Tdwn Court this m'oming on a the Manchester Development Com-1 GENERAL CONTRACTING Tbe report criticized the lack of New A'ork. June 23-^AV— Ik done It ‘‘would be a terrible Edgar. -) charge of violation of the rules of I present overall head of federal Building Permits mission, and the Board of Educa-: REMODELING AND REPAIRING Murray Goodman, spokesman dlMster." the road growing out of an acci tion are. expected to send repre-' THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. UNTIL 9 eoearcb land suggested that the for the Intemattonnl Boxing To Oamillo Gambolatl ton C. 3. dent Saturday at Pitkin and. Por (ational Science Foundation be sentatives. I MANCHESTER Club, said today that “tonight’s SCOTCHES REPORTS Roberta, five-room, /one story ter streets Involving hla car and According to Horace F. Mur-1 FREE ESTIMATES — MORTGAGES ARRANGED 336 NO. MAIN STREET TV-M PT. IN BASEMENT OF BRUNNER'S-PACKARD iven broad coordinating autbori- outdoor fight between Joey Max New Havea, June 28—i/P)— dwelling and garage on Spring one driven by Lowell J. Meyers, V SATURDAY UNTIL 5 P. M. y. The report said: phey, superintendent of parks, the; im nad, Bay (Sugar) 'Robinson At least four aaurcea,»aarm, no decision would be SenatoFs lllaete had taken a dwelling with baaemant garage on pulled ovk onto Porter;aIr4fat hit IS ST. TEL. 8172, MANCHESTER sent on tmearch annually) 'with fiMUieuld be acquired by the town 1 mnde until 7 p .' m. aerions tu n . .*$ Woodbridge street, $11,006. ting the 'Meyers cor. ' inUa future.” , r ■ L .X - V I t..* ' ^
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(XW N^r^NDAy-m ^^rl^Sg^ UlIH P A O E SUL \ Blaine JarvU, Stepbifn Kaiser, the Combat Infantryman Badge, Bernard McParland, live at 8 atrong or waek, nor should that lub Scout Camp William Krawskl, Charles Lyman, M cFarland W ini symbol of the front line fighting Bann street, Portadowh, Noftk /^atutiyeBtfr- Opening Recital WTHT-a280 Jamea Lyman, Joan Myera, Robsrt man, while serving In Korea, with Ireland. phase of the mattar have much to the 45th Infantry Division. do with determining our policy ttadio and TV i m o —IMO’ I s S ta r tin g T o d a y Newell, Victoria Parent, Roee Pet Infantry Badge Ig W ell-Attended WCOO—1290 WHAT— 910 erson, Jon Rose, Arthur Snow, Ja Corporal McParland is serving Borne people cut down on food Cnlaitia V^raUi toward him or Fortnoaa or the net 'Spielman, Harold Wheeler, as a rifleman in Company L of for fear of biting off mors r the Inevitable enemy, that world flowers. A varied program of 33 Kitchen. crafts will be carried out under the O n n tn d ’LIS m • ••ta*a***»*«' W n O ^ T oung TOdder Brown,__ T^IC —Bob Siaele'a Morning Watch. direction of A rt Mattson. The be a guest of Harold B. Stassen, iiaV%>Wvr««*v War ti 'IttevttaWe, end th a t w* numbera- was presented. I- •'WTHT^^=Bob K '-L lo y d S how .------— ~' WDRO-OId Mualc--Box t -Nawa...... president '0^ - the-- UnlversHy -of StnUt Cow aa'aabaaaa Tonight another group of Mr. wcx:c—New*: Muilc. WHAT—Coffee Club. canip wlTT begin 'a t ' 9 :30 'and ”cbtt- •hould do everything possible, t WONS—Bill Jenkln* Show. llnue until 3:30. Cubs are to bring Pennsylvania. Op schedule waa a Werner's and Mr. Chetclat’s pu $59.50 QUALITY *:«»—'WnC—Woman In My House. reunion with his son Dr. Charles SsS?%.M£^“iT«ar everywhere, to get on with tho pils will give a program al 8:15 It’s really an occasion when Ostormoor of- WONS—Playtime for Children. iiOO—WDRC—W orld New* R oundup. bathing suit, towel, lunch and ■•(•—WDRO—News; Old Record Shop. WCOC—Kiddle Corder. drinking cup. . Crankahaw, Jr., Pennsylvania light as a feather rightlhg of that war. at the same place. fers us one of their famous bedding outfits WONS—Bobby Benson. WTHT—Phil Becker—New*. Dental School graduate of 1923. r u n Those who partldpatcd in yeS' WTHT—News: Jo* Oirand. ■ w n c —New*. In ease of rain, announcements ____ F m t to By this view, we should let no at a special price . . . so we can offer it to WHAT—Nawa , will be made over Hartford radio The senior Dr. Cnankshaw retired oittttWI ot 1*1 on o( terday's recital were Linda L. El X- wnO—Just Plain Bill. other considerations, no other you at a saving! For this is etrictly WKNW-^Newa; Requeat Matinee. WONS—N ew a _ . , stations and the camp day wilt be from active practice eeveral years •II nraa dliMI---- ■.iiva- f to It or lis. Maureen A. Whelan, Gary W. .95 WHAT—Story Queen. l;lg_W DRC—Shopperi Special, ago -but has remained'ln the fore- Bot oUwnrBibo «*41U4oradlUd lilo thlitfili p«p«rMp*r principles—other than__the prln- Ballard, Matthew M. Morlarty, q u a l it y bedding . . . a product of near- ■JAY—Waby' w n c —New*. postponed until later In the week ALUMINUM ■ ••< •laoj w Kent h f: Hewitt,' Sliaroir J.—Mr 'Ty~IOOTgtrtyT?rCTperleiTce~iTrfiiiB iiiHtUesg- -teutL-tn tha aatlvUtsS'nf.msny ps« All rl^ to “cfple of battle tb the death-^gov- i:S«—w n c —Note* and Quote*. WTHT—Martin Agronaky. In this day camp will be welcome triotic a n d hlalqrlcal societies f it Sfgt t# dupitehu hiloroln or* alio i*o»nr«a. Dowell, Linda J. Peterion," Ronald and box-spring making. ■WHAY—Coca Cola Cashier. WONS—Bill Jenkln'* Show. ' ___ m em our actions and policies. R. Shurkus, Joann M. Johnson, Ju l:M_WOCC—News; Breakfast Nawa- on any day of the camping period. locally and In the state. m u oorrle* ellont of N. *. A. B*rr- Eiich Piece WONS—Wild Bill HIckock; New*. Thb Wapplng Indians wars de and - Saran Plastic WORTHY SnVICI The opposing point of view holds dith A. Klndersberger, Charlotte ■“ 'WDRC—Memory Lane. boy. Queatlons concerning t}ie camp - ! nUU*M: Th« that,this final b||i;le to the_death A. Fayle, Carolyn S. House. Fran Mattresses have 224-coil innerspring units. WCCO—New*: Mualc. WTIO-Radio Basaar. ■may be referred to Clinton Hen feated Thursday night I-O In an *'%ibiJih*^ »*pr«Mnt------g t4»—WDRC—Curt Maaaey. W TH T—Bob Lloyd. Julio* 'foUiowoMbthowo lBpbcltl ^ l t l bfbfjner •n e r^— M*'^I ces A. Sweet, Mariiyrf L. Taylor, 1:66—WTHT—John Conta drickson, general chairman encotmter with Shepard's Short 142 East Ctnttr St. York. OUcaao, Potrolt *od Boiton, may still be avoided and'^'pfe- White felt insulation pads are used in place WHAY—Naw*. - » :» * -W DRC—New*. ____ Seconds at St. Francis Field. Bat' Non-rusting: aluminum frames com Janet Mathles'on, Ellen -Abrams, Bt*b1bx Manehatter vented, but insists that, in any Robert Abrams, Allan F. Frelhelt, of sisal; white felt for upholstering. Sag WCCC—13 H undred and 90 HIU. tery for Wapplng; Wally Deakua bine featherweight with great tIVMBZR AUDIT BUBBAD OF •;M —WONS—News. ____^ WONS—N ew a and John White. For Sheparda: nRCUlATlOWB.______case, we must behave according to Jr., Beatrice J. Walker, ' Donna less edges are sit-proof; sides are pre-built w n c —New*. WHAT—lUIten Program. atrength. Rubber-tipped feet pro our own principles. And one prin Betko, Diane M. Zola, Gail A. with horizontal stitching. Box springs are WHAT-Newa. „ , WTHT—Breakfast Club, W a p p in g Robert Hudson and Donald Burr. WKNB—New*: Sport*; Music. w n c —Theater o' Melody. tect flooTs."' ciple this school of thought would Nichols, Lenore C. Zwlck, Valerie hand tailored with'"?2 coils' tied 8 ways. ■WTHT—New*! Jo* Qlrand. 1:15—WDRC—Thl* Is HartforA ■"— fliaV motur Impose here Is that we have no B. Boehm, Adria C. D aupla^, Either piece is available in twin or full size WDRC—New*. , WONS—Tallo-Teat. Graduation Exerdses 16.75 SBK&JTMaasSR*nia Sally Ann Frink, Robert E. Rich Set of 6 Hollywood Legs, g.|a_W HAY—Sports; Supper Serenade (!t6—WONS—Crean Patterson Show. In Tho X*ael>*«t«r B w llX H«i right to interfere in an Internal ardson, Jr., and Stephen W. shur- at $44.95 each.' ■WONS—Jim BrItL WOCC—Nawa: 12 Huoc.'red and 90 "New Mngland" was the theme bearat kus. IS additlonaL WTIC—Bob Steele: Sport*. HIU. centered around graduation exer D ln ltr adwtUBK dcflBg revolution in another country. It Is WDRC—Jack Smith. Sport*. w n c —Nawa; Hal Kolb. cises held Thursday at the Com BANTLY or MondAP—1 p. m, further contended that we could •:M —WDRC—Jack Zalman. WHAT—Italian Music. for Tp*Jd*T^ P; lO" g!»—WDRC—This I BelleT*. 9:46—WDRC—Bing Croaby. munity House for students of the ! W^OOdAT' - “ — undertake such an Interference W TIC—W eather Bureau. WONS—Cream Patterton. Wapplng Grammar School, only -A t.the. coiL.iif..losing... th at Illinois Goyerno •:Sa—WTHT—Sereno Oammell. WHAY—Fam ous T rial*.' On the program: Entrance to OIL CO. ■ -WTIC—«mtl*-Cot* o*pt lrtardAr~ WDRC—Guy Lombardo. w niT-M y True Story, stance March;" Invocation by Rev. t e l ; 2^ 591— 2-4594 which does not concede Itself any Goes under Knife WCCC—New*: Mualc. w n c —Welcome Traveler*. Arthur Heffemon; "New Eng Lounger WITH FULl CONFIDENU » A. m. ______■ •’ _____ right to Interfere In. the Internal • :4*—w n c —Three S tar K xtra. WCCC—12 Hundred and 90 HIta WTHT—Stock Market; Sport*. W HAT—lU lla n N ew a land," William J. Krawskl; song, M«mday, Juna 28 affairs of another country. This Chicago, June 23.— —Gov, W DRC—Lowell Thom s*. 1I-J5—WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. "Prayer of Morning," by the class Range and Fuel 2 6 .7 5 WATKINS STOREWIDE WKNB—Geoff Davl*. WHAT—leU len M uilc. of '52; "Maine," Marjorie Higgins; school of thought classifies Korea Adlal E. Stevenson of Illinois un • : 55—WONS—Sport*. 16:25—WTHT—W.hUperlng StrecU. You Can Depend Qn as an instance, where an interna WONS—Frank Singlaer. Massachusetts,” Joan Myers; Only Votes Build Schools derwent an operation for removal liO*—WONS—Fulton Lewi*. Jr. lt:24—WDRC—Arthur Godfrey, song, "The Old Bapi Dance;" Oil Distributors tional boundary, created and W DRC—Beuleh. The iaaue In tombWow’s achpol of a kidney stone Sunday but ■WTHT—W eather: Jo u rn al of the w n c —Double or Nothing. Connecticut,” William Chapman; Your Pharmacist recognised by the United Nations, Air. WONS—Simmy Kay*. song "Home Sweet Home;" "Rhode rcterendum la aimple. expected to resume tils full.Sched- WCCC—New*; Mualc. 333 Main Strant was'eroised In'violatlon of United ule of official and political busi WKNB—Adventure of Frank Race. 19:45—W TH T—A gainst th* Storm . Island," Bernice Graushlnsky; J t la whathar ManchaaUr ahall WTIC—Philo Vance. WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. Nations -iaw. It can detect no "New Hampshire,"' Nancy Ann eontlnua to meat Ita unavoidable ness by tomorrow. JUNE BRIDES' SALE 1 :1»—WONS—Tello T e a t n ;6 « —WCCC—13 H undred and 90 HIU Fralse; song, “Song of Peace;" similar occurrence in the Chinese W TH T—E lm er D evla WONS—Ladles F air. We will ifill your doctor’i acbool building naada, on a Despite his ailment, Stevenson, a WDRC—Jack Smith. WTHT—Lone Journey. "Vermont,” Robert Deskus; pre dvll war. Democratic presidential possibility, j:Sa_WON8—Gabriel Heatter. W nC—Strike It Rich. sentation of class gift, William J. prescriptions with the high tnoderata acale of expenditure has had to caneel but one s^ech ■wnc—New* of th* World. WDRC—Arthur Gootrey. Krawskl and Jean Ellison; Ameri A new, richly colored woven Lumf est quality, tested drug*— The factor which will Uatar- To this school of thought, tho in. hia profeasied campiilgn “only WHAY—Symphony H a lt W HAT—Itallen Vole*. survival of Chlang Kai-shek and W T H T —Lone Ranger. 11:15—WTHT—When e Glr! Merrlea can Legion award pbescntatlon by Chewing Wrigley’s Saran plaid of wine-red and grgen accurately and quickly. mlna tha outcome tomorrow la for re-eiiecllon as governor of Illi WDRC—Club Fifteen, 11:96—WDRC—Grand Slam. Commander Gaylord Paine to nois." ■ WTHT-^Bretk the Bank. adds much to the styling of these 1962 alao aimple. his remnants of an army on For WKNB—Ed Swett Show. Christopher Williams and Joan My mosa Is no good fortune, as the Tho govemor delivered a com- 7:45—WDRC—Ed Murrow. ' WONS—Queen for a Day. era; runner-up awards went to Aluminufh pieces. This cool covering If tha town'Wida atrength of WONS—Vic Demon; Newi. W TIC—Bob and Ray. Speamrint Gum Sickroom Sappiiac T ^t^cliqql oPthought considers mencslnent address In Chicago Just WCCC—News: 13 H undred and 90 Marjorie Higglrua and William J. withstands sun, rain, salt air and those who -b*lleve la tha:_ new before entering Rassavant Hoepl- WTIC—One Men'a Family. H its. it, but An unlucky break, Which •;0 e—WDRC—Suenense...... T1:4*“ WDRG—Roaemary:” - Krawakl; prcaentatlQn of. diplomas heavy usage. Covering is suspended school program, and who have tal for the operation. Tho surgeon, ■ WHAY—Cote Glee Club, WnC—Dave Gerroway. by Merle Woodmansle, superin Good For Teeth on the lounge model so that you do supported It In the paaC, Ja exerted, keeps threatening to Involve us In Dr. Leandcr W. Riba, said Steven a WTIC—Railroad Hour. .,— Aflemeea tendent of schools . and Douglas CdM a war not only Against Commit- son should bo able to le.ave the It cost no more; actually less^ WONS—Women of the Tear. 12:66—WDRC—W endy W arren. not touch the frame. The Sleepy the ndtp aacUon of the . program W THf—Henry J. Teylor. WCCC—Luncheon Mualcele. Grant of the Board of Education: T h o u sa n d s of nlan\, but against reviving Chlneae hospital by tomorrow. A member WKNB—New*: E<* Swett Show. ', WONS—Curt Meeeey Time. benediction. Rev. David Croclfett. New England Hollow model folds compactly fop wlU win tomorrow. of the governor’s staff said Stev i:I*_w nA T—Bit of Ireland. For AiM .Ddhfomii"^ nationAllsm, and which allies us IVTHT—Tour U. 8. Senator. WHAT—Itallen Voice. Graduates were: Leonard An people chew deli- carrying. Use Aluminum inside,. Or If those who believe In the new enson still plana to attend a con w n C —Newe; Weather. derson, Melvin Anderson, Edward ctoua W rifley's with reactionary forces which ac g:S#—WDRC—Arthur Godfrey Talent WTHT—Jack Berch Show. outside! / school program, but who have al ference of governors at Houston, to have your sofa and chairs Scout*. 12:15—WDRC—Aunt Jennie’s Storlea Barstis, Betty I>ou Chapm.an, Wil Spearmint Gum ready had their own sectional tually prepared China for Com Texas, next week. WTHT—The.Btr Hand. WONS—New*: Women’s Page. liam Chapman,. Margaret Collins, daily to help 1 ^ 1 6 . 7 5 Dr. Riba said a small stone was WONS—Crlme Doee Not Pay' W TIC—Down Homer*. theif teeth bright needs provided for, stay home, munism. w n c—Voice of Fireetone. WTHT—Victor H. Llndlehr. Robert Deskus, William Dezzo, removed from the tube between Peter Flics, Nancy Fralce, Bernice and attractive. than the victory will be handed to But the. fundamental question, • :00—WDRC—Radio Theater. 12:56—W C C C -N ew a PINE the kidneys and bladder under lo custom-covered at Watkins w nC —Telephone Hour. WTHT—Phil Becker: Newe. Graushlnsky, Marjorie Higgins, They know that __ Sleepy Hollow the minority which apedallxes In be Chlang Kai-shek strong cal anesthetic. WTHT—Speaking of Books. W nO —Merjorle Mllle Hour. Marion Hills, Miriam Johnson, chewing is thb natural, tlme-ptpves weak, be he a''salnt or a villain, or WONS—Nejra; Crime Flghteri. -WONS—W om en'* Page. Way to exerdae teeth and guM — bitter and opposition to every t:Sa=-WONS—War Front. Home Front WDRC—Romano* of Helen Trent. cleanse the teeth tnd keep them look PHARMACY phase of the Manchester program. a comblnatton of both, is that of . M'TIC—Bend of America. WHAT-La Rosa Program. WTHT—New* of Tomorrow. 12:45-WCCC—MueU for Milady. ing their beat At very little ooet. The minority has one advantage: whether It is right for us, Ask FBI Support WDRC—O ur Gal Sunday. Beddet the plSuant. hdpful diew- 10:00—WDRC— Republican CoCnven- WTHT—We the Women. It la against new achoola, wherever natioii, to take up active Interven- tlon Ing, folki get latiafacUon from the r . FREE DVLIVIIRT WTHT—Ne.wa WONS—Crean Pelleraon. Ireahing flavor of Wilgley'6 SpeMmmt they are to be located. Uou.' even on the excuse of For Deferiiieiits 66 — W DRC—Newa, 189.00 WONS—Frank Edwarda WCOC—Mencheater Matlnea, FILL too. i r l a real. fre*. kwjg-laaUnj i ^ r - The obligation upon good citl' battling the Communism we may ■WTIC—To be announced. w n C —N aw a . m int flavor-^ favottte m New JiigUnd fi«4 Cantor Bt, T d. 2-M14 consider our own mortal enemy. 10:15—WONS—Jeck'a Waxwork*. W HAT—B etty K im ball. for generatkma.'Ib get the ofirind Md sans la clear. Two area residents. Indicted by a WTHT—Dream Harbor. WONS—N ew a WATKINS S u n It la to vote, tomorrow, exactly In tha internal affairs of another New Haven Grand Jury on k 10:SO—w n c - R obert M ontgom eiy, WTH"!;—News; We the Women. FOR SALE genuine WrtaUy’s Spearmint Chewing WfraWIIliyTrtr^ am mmaM country. charge of evasion of. the Selective 189.00 Newe: Dangerous Assignment. 1:15—WDRC—Ma Perxina Gum. look for the green spem on th« as If this were a rehearsal fop the WDRC—Robert Q'e Waxwork*. WTIC—Juke Box JInglea package. We should have a policy, on Service Act, have called upon the WTHT—Tim* for Defene*. WONS—YMikc*WONS—Teatke* FoodllFoodahow. CALL .climatic, town-wide Issue of a new Fe<^ra] Bureau of Investigation -• ■ WHAY—Nlte-Watch,.------' W rinv-i>M l-Harmr. high school. In a way it ir, for the that, to govern ua whatever the to support their court claim to 11:00—Newe on all Statlona 1:5#—WDRC—Yount l5r. Malone. military situation on Formosa deferment. 11:05—WDRC—You and tha World. WTHT—HarUorC County New*. - anti-school fsetion Inevitably has 1I;II—w n c—Nawa W C ^—Ncara: .M an^aatar Hatlnac. AiJEXANDiR Its eye opt that forthcoming tar' may be now, or may happen to be Counsel for Joseph Oiler. Jr., of W Tin—Bob E. LloyA WKNB—Baaeball Matlnea; SporU get, the biggest of all, and Is look' in th* future. 48 Mountain street, Rockville, ami WHAT—NIte Watch. Special. JARVIS CO. John Peknrskl, of Columbia, has WONS—Jack'* Waxworka ItlsXwTHT-Dick Wall'* Muakt Hall. Ing to build up.Its strength for 22.50 ll!»0—WDRC—Public Serrlce Program 1:45—W DRC—The O uldlng U t h t T EL 4112 summoned J. J. Casper, apcnt-l'n- 11 ;M—w n c —Surpriaa Screnada WONS—Sparta Revlaw. that teA. charge of the New Haven FBI 11:55—WONS—New*. 1:56—WONfl—Boaton Brave*. Rescue Mission lJ:0O—WTIC—New*: KualC. 3:00—WCCC—N*»a: Mualc. Av-yis As from the'beginning, and as it office, to appear In U. S. District 1 1 :10—WTIC-rDaalgn for Living. WHA'»T-Op*n Kouae. Will be to the end, each Item In the Mr. Acheson la off on another Court there Wednesday, He has 11:55—w n c —New*. WDRC—Second Mr*. Burton. beam ordered to bring a written WONS—Conn. Ballroom. I ManchesUr school building pro Jouriiey to Elurope.- The reason Is T o m a m w WTHT—Mery Marfaret McBride. obvious. He la trying to preserve report made by the bureau after Sofas 189 00-198 00 i:#0—WTIC—Frank Atwood Program. WKNB—Newa; Keyboard Kapera: gram Is a town-wide issue; not an Investigation of the youths' WONS—Pappy Howard Show. Rendeivou* with Mualc. only because the financial obliga what he considers the gains of his claims to deferment. W DRC—Farm Program . 2:15—WTIC—Doctor'* Wife. FORMERLY $219.00 TO $245.00 • :15—W PB C —H ym n Tim* WDRC—Perry Mtaon. tion Involved Is upon the whole visit a few weeks ago. Both men claim they are con • :15—WTIC—New*. 2; 25—WONS—New*. town, but because laxness on the For two years now, Mr. Acheson scientiously opposed to both com WHAY—News; Rural Roundup. i :26—WCCC—Newe; Mualc. • batant and non-combatant sendee 6:50—WONS—Bill jenklns Show. WTHT-Mualc Hall; New*. . part of the pro-echool majority haa been trying to construct an Why be satisfied with coverings our buyers might choose? Your W DRC—Yawn Patrol. . WDRC—Nor» Drake. ■ In the armed forces. w n c —Weather: Frank Atwood. WONS—Conn. Ballroom, will allow the ahtt-school minority llnposslbtmy—a unlt«d Western decorating scheme may call for an entirely different pattern, color, WCCC—Production NawareeL w n c —CIrtderelt* Weekebd. to win. Europe baaed on the permanent texture or design., At Watkins you choose your own covering for W HAT—Chapel Tim*. 2:45—WDRC—Brirhter Day. WTHT—Morning Davotlona S;9S—'nD R C —H illtop Houa*. F. R. August, Jr. 6 . S. Corvot, Jr. R. H. Cook I . W. ickol A. A. Grant What happens when the antl- l>artll!on of Germany. Repeatedly, any of these custom-covered sofas. Your new sofa i.s made just 6:45-WHAY—Variety Time. WCCC—Mualc. In this effort, he has pu.shed far For Your Individuoliy WTHT—Breakfast with Ban. WTHT—Marlat* For Two. sohool minority “wins?" It Is de for you, from the bare frame to the finishing cover 1 Costs no more, WONS—Westher: Bill Jenklna. w nO —Life Can Be Beautiful. feat, delay, and added expense for ther ahead than anybody would Dosi9nod Splrolla in fact less, than similar sofas elsewhere. _____ WONS—Jack Downey's Mualo Shop. follow. W K N B -N ew e: 540 d u b . . - the whole town. FoHiidatfont — Call 79.50 WHAT—Newa; Open Houae. Vote tomorrow! ---- — Once. I t was General Elsen 6 tl5 —w nc—Road of Ufa. Mn. Elsie Mlnteuccl 22.50 WDRC—Art Llnkletter. hower who had to step In and Slow W TH T—M ery M erlin. “ Fhene 7737 Television t:J6-^W no—pepper Tounfa Family, do'wn the urgency Mr. Acheson WCCC-Newa: Mualc. ’ Hunt On Formosa had established. Lately, It ha.s, W TH T—Joyce Jordan. WHAT—WBAY Jembore*. Senator Leater C. Hunt, the been the French Cabinet, Foreign WNHC—TV 8:*6—WDRC—Cedric Adama. Secretary Elden, and the Germans p . M. 2:45—TV nc—R ttht to Rapplneao. Wyoming Democrat, is chairman 4:00»SummerUme T7. 8. A. WCCC—Junior Dlac Jockry. of an Armed Services subcom' themselves who havs been rebell fi:00—Sptc« CaHet WONS—Jack Downay’a Mualc Shop. GREENBRIAR MODEL HOME 6:16—Gabby tUyea. WTHT—Evelyn Winter*. mlttee which has been looking m' ing against his attempts to whip THE OFFICE 6:30^Howdy Doody. WDRC—Carl Sm ith. \ to the question of what Chinese his own program through. Hills St., East Hartford, decorated by 4 ;00—Fashions In Music. 1:66—WDRC—Radi* Harris: Newa OF 6;2S—Sealy Weather Forecast 4:96—WTHT—Mafaxln* of the Air. ' Natlonaliet military strength Last week, the French Cabinet Watkins. Open daily 2 to 9 P. M. «:30—World Newa ToCay. w n c —Backataar* .Wife. 6:45—Sidewalk Intenrlew. WDRC—Mualc by Antonlnl. axleta on Formoea. called for Four Power talks on DOCTOR 7:00—Kukla F r^ A Ollle. WCCC—» ualc. L B. Hoops W. J. MocArthur F.. j. Mahonoy 1. C Row P. F. Ryan The views Senator Hunt haa re Germany. Mr. Eden warned that 7:16—Tho O oldberfa. W KNB—N aw a 7:90—Those Two. W HAT—Naw*. ported are based. In part at least, the West could not afford not to 'THEODORE ROSEN 7:46—Camel News Cararaa. • :00—Lux Video Theater. on me subcommittee's consults- try to negotiate.' WILL BE CLOSED t:90—Voice of firestone. ttoij^of Qeneral Omar Bradley, But die Germai^^ themselves, frOO—My LltUe Margie. 9:90—Claudia. ciudrmaa otthe Joint auWs nBf who,' quite naturally;- dO Tiot Want FOR VACATION ''*•10!tJ0_:s^^nmeT^Theile^ - -~- to be permanently divided, are 79.50 11:00-'Royat Playhouse. Gamp Eastford Staff. DURING JULY —I|i90—Hats te the Ring. What Senator Hunt reports Is causing Mr. Acheson the worst U:0O-NewB. ~ A Camp Fbr Toniif T!6yt~~ rrr- Temerrew 7-12 :7 T — th a t i r .Formflia should be at trouble...... —...... ^...... 198.00 22.50 JL M. 7:00—Today. S^stfon), Conn. Undst* - same tacked by Chinese Communists Where Mr. Acheson and Chan 9:0^Test Pattern. T l - m K E I V from the Chinese mainland, we cellor Adenauer pressed for im- 10:0^Arthur Oodfrty. nianagement for 25 years. to assist businoss liitn in plomiing thsir advsrtisii^ in 10U6—N^iva...... Limited enrollment Experienc u MM—vw «« . vt-e-a-j, would W vttoTiW 'TO®^ ^medlate - ratlfleaUon of the Bonn Choose your own coverI 10:20^T eSl P allerri and^ ed staff. Bailing. tB nhlS.^efy, cause Chlang Kai-Shek's 'T orc^ and Paris pacts by Western Ger 10:46—Pirai 100 Zeara. archery, shop, tutoring,“trips. sjsiijtst.- ■fv-'.iaa Damasks, Upestries, mateUtaes, . ,ll:0^Tour Surpiiae Store. would not be able to-defend It by many, ChMcellor Adenauer has "L a le X- c u sb I o n e d 11:15—n im S hort Reasonable rates for 8 weeks. WANTED stripes . . . a hundred of theml n;80-^Uike It Rich. Accessible. Catalogue. themselves. now been “forced to concede that P . Me Senator Hunt reports that ratification wtU not be actedyupon Boy to deliver a Her> 12:00—Ruth Lyon'a 60 Club. THE YELLOW PAGES 12:16—Lore of Life. MB. and BIR& g. O. WOOD. Chlang Kai-shek's troops on For before fall. - , old route on Middle I Chairs 12:90—Search for Tomorrow, ' EASTFORD, CONN. O I L B U R N E R 12:46—Italian Cookery. TeL: Patnam S-9458 of th* iww MANCHEST[R-R(KKVIILE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY ' mosa actually' number around Yesterday, Jacob Kaiser, Mini Tpke. East and Lake l:26^-30odgera rs. S t Louis. 876,000 men. Instead of the 600,000 ster for All-German Affairs in tha Street. Route starts at reported by such military experts Adenauer Cabinet, broke com Manchester area merchants and business men adver 88 years experience helping Yellow Page advertisen as Senator Taft, that some of pletcly away from Adenauer, and Cook's Service Sta« 7 9 .5 0 / ‘these are without arms or uni' demanded ctmferencea on tho unity tion^ Apply in person. tise in the Yellow Pages of the telephone director in all types of business — large and small. forms, and that of these 375,000 no of Germany, even though ho ad has only one moving part! for your convenience — to help you shop for what "" Tliey are coming to Manchester today. If yor^rt Four unusual chairs in this group more than 35 par cent can be con- mitted that he had no trust In the HERALD OFnCE you need without "looking a|l over town." in business, you'll find the Yellow Page tepresenta-* aldered re^y for battle. Russians. ... unusual in styling and comfort. You arc aasured of maximum reliability NO FRiSSURII If the Chinese Nationalist forces Mr. Acheson has, first, selected Sheraton wing and barrel models “V when you insull a Timken Silent Auto NO ILOWTORCH ROARI These telephone representatives are specially tives pictured here can be of tremendpw4telp in your Southern Maid • ^ oh Formoea can be made strong a policy which is based on an Im- shown; the I^y’s lounge chair matic Wall-Flame Oil .Burner! The one No cofiiRltcatad iwmure pwn# !• sketched, and one more lounge raquirad ferca tti* fwal ell trained to advise busines.. men on the best use-of plans for reaching customers through the book which enough to hold the island by posslblUty. He has. second, .tried moving part—with ita integral oil throunk « pln-pelnt •f mlglwf net- tbernselves. Senator Hunt says, to crush this policy down tlie chair, with fringe valance, not distributing tubes and fans—does all gle. No blower U required le mimI Yellow Page advertising. They have had a total of nine out of ten ^ p te as a buying guide. that will be quite an acoomplish- throats of all those who know that, shown. All have genuine Fpam Donuts the work. Nothing else moves. Actu o blest ef etr tn»# tbe MbDH. It's 79.50 wbisper-quletl menL even If It could be made to work. Latex Seat cushions; soft as down MAIN STREET AT HAYNES STREET ated by an electric motor, the mono- It would be no good. yet never mussy. You choose your rotor rests on a steel ball pressed into SeiULtor Hunt's findings are, of diamond ring eourse, controversially at variance Now he flies back to Europe, to color from a group of high-priced the bottom end of the shaft, with the Good Advertising Requires Good Planning with the view of those ih the Taft try to get hla steamroller working matelasse coverings. result that the rotor spins like a top— NO**Oa CAN** camp, who seCm to consider it again. W< doubt that, this time, Cehuine Mahogany 189.00 freely, easily and with/little wear. 'The LUMtCATIONI crime that we have not long ago it will move at aU. In fact. It Is SUMMER SCHEDULE basi^ly different, basically better wall- Tbe sbfdt el Ibe dame burner it the heart of every monecter Is lebrL nnleased Chlang Kai-shek In an at about time for him to give ground OF HOURS . ceted by tbe fuel tack on the Chinese mainland, or to the growing weight of senU- Tables 22.50 Timken Silent Automatic oil heating eN Rowing tbre«^ used his troope In K or^ ment against his own effort. unit—conversion burners, fnrnaces Ibe burner, elinitn- • OPEN MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY -^ d boilers. Phone us today for free •Hng tbe need for We hhppen'-tir^iiispisct Six tables in this group including the four “eft cen“ lubriee- Senator Hunt's iriews of the mili 9WATKffiS 8 A M .to 1 AM. survey and estimate. Easy terms. sketched; plus an end table and a Step-end tary BltuaUon on Formosa are the Proudly Sold and Intlallod by reallsUe vlim, and that the ac- table! All are made with handsome mahog 0«UANStii« 30Cl0» • OPEN SATURDAY 8 A . M. to 12 NOON strong or weak, nor should that any plywood tops; solid mahogany bases; M euteke^i^ FRESH HANDY Ab* 490 some are inlaid! Were $27.50 and $29.95. Chlang Kai-shek IS more of Wkttauui, Sehraft, P. A s. WwMtoflttog 129.00 OIL HEJtT and ENGINEERING THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE COMPANY Kept la Balrigeialsd Oases 22.50 "^ PEN SUNDAY 5 P. iT t o MIDNIGHT BBlUtary UabtUty than an asset. 887 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER — TEU 2-llM But the real , question involved DEWEY-RICHMAN .C l i not Chlang-Kai-shek is HrHwr Dnig Stortt 7S1 MAIN 8TBEET 692 MAPLE 8T„ HABTFOBO — TEL. 2-2149 '■■t < r i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY. JUNE 28. 1952 PAGE MINI eason Herald Angle EARL W. YOST , Principals in Tonight’ s Stadium Title Bout Homer Decides Red Sox Upset, Strong Field Expected Sports Editor Robinson Even Money Flnit mMttnx of th« M«»on b«- twMn th^ Brttiah Americana, and f'irst Contest Hamilton ta carded for tonight at Gas Housers In Semi^Pro Ball Event MONDAY ..reporter with The Herald. Bob Place a call with Ray Cooper, | was concerned over Holy Cross’ Choice Against Maxim Mt. Neho in a TarUight League my old camping pal and form er, succe.ss or failure in the NCAA WitTi Chisox game. The BA’a wiU be the boat Tops in A. L. One of the strongest fields to^ Many entries have been received neighbor, and discuss new short! baseball tourney. The Crusaders and are now being screened. Four Naw York, Juqt 28—(4PV— On club when battle commencea at A Marguerite Stevens is the win compete in the state semi-pro term camping situation at H am -! won and their coach. Jack Barrj', the downhill aids of one of :ths ner of, Class A In the Women’s baseball championship that gets past state champions have filed By JOE REIQHUCR o'clock, pitUng ‘two Btrong cluba ... American. League ;Stan^n monasaet Beach.. Jeff Koelsch, was once one of Carney’s favorite most brilliant oareara In.the hla- Easy Way lo Learn ‘tb a l have provided tome interea* Spring 'Toumement-At Manchester' • underway at -Mt, -Nebo.Tjn July.. 7 entcy. blanka sdong ..with, leaders, pf ntknager Of “the Hamilton baaeball '-players when Bairy^ pla y^ ^ to. AaaocUtikl ..Fm sa. 8p4urhi..XKritw. several leagues' in this area. x o tf St tRjxtng/ SufirTtiiy' Larry (Yogi) Berra’s ablUty to tlbg baaeball in recent years. Country club after eliminating is being rounded Up here now by team, phones shortly after office; Manchester. Yes, Barry Is the aon atepa up in claaa tonight Virginia Thornton in the final Red Sox . Commissioner Hal T u r k 1 n g ton, Through the screening process, the opens with names of new additions | same man who later starred adth fill tha departed Joe D lM a ^ e ’s telectlona to hurl the game have Cardinals against' light heavywaight cham round, 3-up. This will be the fourth suefessive commissioner hopes to eliminate to his team for second round of , Connie Mack’s Athletics-.. Watch (iolRuies ihoes is the big reason why tha not been Identified by either coach Dodgers . pion J.oey Maxim in a bold'_t^. year the tournament has been held any teams that might be "weak Twi League play.. Office force and enjoy last three imilngs of Naw York Yankees are - tsrtoftog es, TPny Berube or Art Pongrata. In the first round, Mrs. Stevens Yankees . 4Qg.fi, third wfn-ld title. their way to their fourth auceea- Two ooUegla^ catchers will do the defeated Anne McBride 3 and 2; in Manchester, and each time a sisters” in the tourney. welcomes Miss Allison ' Olmstead ■ Dodger-Cub baaeball game, w-pn By The Draw for positions will be made ‘m E 8LBEH. clever, power- alve American League penniuit. ‘‘padkStoppdig^wtUi Dave Reed- of then Alice Bllsh, t and 6 and Eva new champion was drowned. . in the-society department for the; by .the Dodgera in the Ipth, o to 8, Although It rained the greater and . announced when the eight punching middleweight king waa National Golf Foundation THE RLUOOING catcher, otl tn Tale m a i ^ hla first appearance . Fleck by l*up. Mrs. Thornton The Moodus Noises will defend summer months while Miss Emily thanks to somO daring base run- rated an' even money choice to part of yesterday morning, the thrir title in the coming eight] ^»ni»_-Are ...... a ragged start 0 IN. CHESTOlXIWIP^ ’Tm not what I used to be but 20 of his teiun’a 6$ nins and par- lie Kuraa, Dick ntspatrick or AB R H PO A E dicted a 1-2 or 3 finUh for Julius 67. Carolyn Loklng and Marlon occupying Yankees edged out the (tftvfllo, 2b ...... 3 0 8 1 2 1 to 1 lead at the end of five Ih- 3' 0 , IN. WAIST I etlll think I can win this one.” sonally haa accountod for ^ g h t George Swan. The latter, main- Fltsgerald had low gross, 90. In Boros in the recent U. S. Open, Cardinals, 2-1. A National League Oe*r, lb ..I.. By THE AKKOCIATED PBE86 1 nlnga. Who sez everything hap NECK said tha'dappar, 31-year-old Ro)>: of their nine victories. That’s stray of Hamilton’s mound coi^ the Thursday Kickers Mary Gangr contest, which was played Satur S. ^iolland. p NatUaal Leagae ___ pens in Brooklyn or the Polo won by the former Nutmegger.. Inaon as he waited out the heuri reminiscent of DlMagglo at hla Hcymrt. rf . . . . THIGH for several years, has pitched lltUe were, Eunice Owens and Barbara day, found Morlarty Brothers re Batting—Muslal. St. Louis. .339; R ob Grounds? .. Evening at home with En joy a fine atea^ dinner while CALF for hia 9 p. m. (e.a.t.) iS-rouader bast. :KSP4HB ball this season and may get the Piper were the wlnnera In the n. Holland, rf inson. Brooklyn. .335; Ix>ckman, New sitting between Charlie Blossfleld IIW.S: gaining top honors as they posted Mrrrer. ■» . . . . York. .325: Baumholti. Chicago. .831; phone busy for at least two hours IS IN. in Yankee St’adlum.' "ril be In It waa a four-baggar by Barra Sweepstakes, Katherine Glblin Maltempo. c . and Hayden Whiting. Blossfield, BICCP5 a 4-3 win over the third place Atwell. Chicago. .316. ^ ^ ..Enjoy tcevee play at 10 before ANKLE there punching and tr)rlng for a yeatsrday that anappad a aix-ln- ***^ch team is noted for Its Wt- took first low net, ll6-48-r71; American Legion. The three games L^ine. If Runs—Lockman. New York. 49; Rob as usual, had a few humorous Composeo. 3b lights go out for another day. ll- K lN . FOREARM knockout.” ntng scoreleaa dual battivaan Billy tlng power. The BA’s look for Bob Mae Wilkie, 102-28—77 and Mary were played at Memorial Field and inson. Brooklyn. 47: Reese. Brooklyn. stories to tell.. Arrive home at 46: Musial. St. Louis. 43: Williams. TUESDAY l l j i l N . FI 5T "If anyone la going to scora any Pierca of the Ctolcago Whits Sox B o b Whitnmre, J|mmy Gangwere, 111-84—77 tied for 'made fine week-end viewing for T oU li ...... 2 8 18 10 1 8:30 and welcome visitors Mel New York and Hemus. St Louis. 41. Office visitor Is realtor Lefty 7 fh IN. WR 15T knockouts, It’a going to be me,” and Sob Ktixava o f tha Yankaaa, . Ortfun. jrtedrtle B oq A second. .inrglols Thonitpn had Llttle.League fans of. Manchester, Card* ...-RuiuL Batted In-rr.SAUtL. ^tcatp^ W . Cushing and Fran'k Robinson. Mel an(u-ied .. Maxim-..-."Cbarlea . . and and-ggVa him tha hom anw iagilarit- n u rT b fn ,' 2b--vr.~v. Thomson. New York. 55: CampanelU. — Bray and, aS'usual,-we talk-■base - (Mr 6wr eSM w W iW hue imd Dick Gagne to suiyTy the low gross. 97. In the state events IN THE FIRST GAME of the Beckwith. If ...... 8 0 i u u y will handle pubjiclty in Alumni Walcott naver even floored me, ao ship of the leagua at 14. Tha Ton- Brooklyn. 47; Hodges, Brooklyn, 44; ball . . . Coach Elmo Mantelll of Little League this season-. . Spot punch at the plate. for the past week, Carolyn Laking twin-bill. Lefty Bob Reynolds hurl Hewitt, cf ...... 3 0 0 1 0 1 Snider. Brooklyn. 43. Moriarty Brothers’ Twi Leaguers A ^ ^ ^ C D whal’a he going to knock me out keaa want on to win tha iwanar, Harold Lewis are the leading won low net, lW-23—77. Abrams. 3b ...... 2 0 2 1 2 0 Hits—Musisl. St. Louis. 79;- Adams. light turns to tcevee at 10 -for ed ' the Dodgers to their victory risher. sf-p ...... 2 0 0 0 4 0 says in a plione conversation he is with? I’ll belt him out." , 3-0, and Rat tha aacond. 2-i, but stickers for Hamilton while much The Tournament Committee over the Red Sox. The veteran Cincinnati. 76; Lockmsn. New York Johnny Bratton-Rocky Castellanl retatnad thalr two-gama load whan Pockett. c ...... 3 0 1 6 0 0 and Schoi^dlenst St Louis, 74; Sauer. satisfied with the showing of his THE HANDSOME. 30-year old is expected of Dick Vlnlng, ^ urges all players to write last southpaw went the distance as he Watson, lb ...... 8 0 1 7 0 0 bout. Another good Blue Ribbon , I5$K>H ON nON6 ^ . Clevelander doesn't like Sugar the fourth placa Indians atvagt a kulka, Charlie McMeaw, Show- Moxxer. rf ...... ; ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 Chicago. 73. . - charges despite present lost place m names on score cards and to note chalked up his first win of the Doublet—Wllllsms. New York and position in standings. The husky special. JUNE 2G S*lAT \ z h o o k Ray and he doesn't care who twin bill from tha Rad Box, - T-0 Eleanor Engle feenter), 24, former itenographer who ha.s signed a contract to play wHh the Harris Hubbard, p ...... 3 0 1 0 1 0 Schoendlenst. St. Louis. 16; . Mlksis, THURSDAY boat Porter arid Red Jacko. the date. On July 4 a Best Ball year by limiting the Sox to only Howarth.-ss ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 coach, once one of the best pitch bo th FieiOTRS MOST knows It. Ha'd Ilka nothing hat and 5-4. Hamilton has a 8-a Moord and burg, Pa., Senators In the Inter-State League, gets s few pointers on batting from lea j^ a tes Tn Chicago and Musisl, S t Louis. 15; D. Goarh Dick Cobb of the First contest for, the women has been foe two runs on four hits. He display Rice, St. Louis. 14. ers in these pasts, has accom SCALE 179 POUNDS OR ter than to be the flrat man aver The eplit also provad a boon to the BA’ s have won twice In five minelll (right) and Ron Esrang. Club's management claims she Is first woman t^slgn as player m ed a good fast ball and' fine con Totals ...... M 1 6 15 7 1 National Bank entry in the LESS. tha White Box tvho jumpad into scheduled. A notice will be posted Cards ...... 000 010—1 Triples—Thomson. New York. 6: plished one feat, that of giving to flatten the' world-famed Har starU. Bo. this Is a chance for the on ’Thursday In the locker room. organised hasehall. (AP Wlrephoto). _ _ _ _ _ trol as he fanned 11 batters and Jethroe, Boston and Ennis. Phtladel- Alumni Uttle League phones with SITE OF THE WEMsNIN6Interstate League They scofed a single marker in the S. Holland 4; strikeouts. S. Holland 7. that the Flrat Natl'onal Bank will be changed overnight. He’ll, prob the Bt. Louis Brovma cams back. should the latter club faulter. Betty Benton, captain of the Woman Goes Back to Of pee Pitching — Roe. Brooklyn, 6-0. 1.000; at noon! Nick la the familiar figure Red team and Olga Havey, captain President— ”I’d go slow on this third, three more in the fourth Hubard 2. Fisher 3. hits off. Hubbard Hearn. New York. 7-1. .875; Brsklne. ' at the police station,in town every win the AJumni Little League.” Brown and Beaupre Alumni Little Leaguers ably stab with hla left, punch In 36iith a 8-2 win. Datrolt took a 3 for 0 runs In 3 Innings: Fisher 5 for Brooklyn. 6-1. .857-.- Braxle. S t Louis. hard-fdught 12-inning 4-0 dadalon of the Blue team of the Oountrji. g.” and added their final run in the 3 funs in 2: wild pitches 8, Holland; Tuesday while giving driving tests. We shall see in due time if the one side me often as possible, and try fifth. The three runs in the big ■-1. .733; Maglle. New York. 9-2. .818. Oppose First National Bank Tonight at 6 from' Philadelphia but tha Athlst- club women golfers, have an- To AwaitBaseball Decision Howard Gordon, Senators’ Gen losing pitcher. Fisher; umpires. Wlllls- Strikeouts—Spahn, Boston. 81; Rush. Take In Little League game at Me time three' .sport star at Manches-. to’ tie up Robinson bafere tha lat m e WH OL IM IM nonneed the pairings for the first eral Manager—"Maybe she’ll play, fourth frame came home on . a Vacanti; scorer. L#archeve<|ue: time, Chicago. 70; Simmons. Philadelphia. 6.1; morial BTeld in the evening and Chester High and Virginia State is ter can let go with hla rippling tica bounced back with a 9-0 tri 1:25. W sde. Brooklyn, 62; Maglle. New York, ( WM *mM JmetMt yofneMa W umph. round. The Red team members will maybe she won’t. . After all, we walk, a fielder’s choice, three hits alt with L. L. President Russ Paul right. 'We then discuss recent “Ole” man weather raised havoc.^wearing the- patching tools. The combinations. •MMMitavoooWsiw. A and a hit batsman fights on tcevee and .share opinion Rain cut the National League be announced flrst"ln the listing: Harrisburg, Pa., June 23—()P)— ,.,hcr turn at shortstop and se^ must abide by the rules laid down Dodgers <5> Americas Leagae and former next door neighbor. with yesterday’s scheduled double- Bees will start Mark Solomon. Moat of the 35,000 fans who are Monday, Jane 28 Bobby Leyden and George Mag- BsUing—Rosen. Cleveland. .336: B l- that they have been tops in home activity ip half, forotag tha post- Anne McBride vs. Carolyn Laking, Pretty Eleanor Engle went back to base,BSC. / by the powers that be.” AB R H PO A E Henry Weir . . . Dr. Gene Davis is Charlie Boggini. Alan Foley and expected to turn out at pricei from - BA^r^-HemHtonr-4^ - Oedrge-Engle, •• Eleanor’s • hus nuson..ahared.mound duties for.the Kenael.“‘ 2b ...... t 1 Maggto. Boston, and Fain, PblladelPhljt entertaifiment . Ka)L Marahalh header , of . the Alumni Lit.Oe, Henry Zatkowski- in the infield ponemant of the achadulidd jdMtola- Alice "31Mh vs.- MSTguerilc being a stenographersteriograimer today " to The rest of her BCttvtty-wawltm- .329; Ooodman. ' Boaton. .324; -Kell. amohg the spectators-. . . Once ■gS to 380 ftfure on seeing the bout MethodUrU vt. Zion, 6.15— band, a carpenter foreman—”I Red Sox with the latter being W . Reynolds. Cf 0 JO 0 again a long evening on the phone for several .years a reporter in this League. A single game is slated and ■ Dana Austin, Kinney and go the full route. Any quick ex- header between Chitiago and^ the Stevens, Virginia Thornton vs, await reaction from horrified but Ited to watching the Senators take charged with the loss. Although Chandler. 3b . . . . 0 1 0 Boston. .319. KSTBRDAY’S RESULTS Giants in New York and tha ato- Memorial. CoTit Anderson, Janet Boyd vs a 9-4 licking from Lancaster, Pa., was amazed when I heard of it but R. Reynolds, p , 0 0 0 Runi—Avila. Cleveland. 42; DlMsg- area, phones from Rocky Neck tonight at Charter Oak Field with Charlie Plckral will take cart of ^ KktierS ploalona will be froatlng on the amused males to her attempt to the Sox have four wins and three glo. Boston. 41; Roam . Cleveland. 39: WEDNESDAY gla affair in Brooklyn between Fairfield’s vs. Auto Parts, Mae Wilkie, Nellie Johnson vs. and she sat in the press box. an pi courst, she. has my permission.” .Tohnson. c ...... 0 0 11 Banker Jimmy Murray has hon .State Park with news on camp Hrown-Beaupcc meetlngJLhe First th_e_outfielding. Elmira 3-». Hartford 2-14. cake. ■ crash organized baseball as a defeats they have not yet had Csnron. rf ...... 2 1 i Berra. New York and Joost, Philadel R M aing 2-t. Blngbanitmi 0-2. Pittsburgh and the Dodgan. -r Memorial. , Peg Chanda, Dot- Ballsleper vs. other haven considered to be for 0 0 0 phia. 37. or of being first phone caller. Jim sites for the, summer . . . View last National Bank at 6 o’clock. Dick Cobb will counter with Tltere will be no home teletfialon I j J - Brown and Beaupre vs. First player. pitcher go the distance. Olsaver. ss ...... Wllllamapnrt »-l. Albany 4-6. AiR’nOH T HURLDro by south Helen Ayers, Ann Mannella vs.’ men only. Relrhelt. lb .... 1 1 2’ Runs Baited In—Rosen, Cle\*eland. has passed up doing anjr baseball three innings of Brooklyn-Chicago Two of the league’s outstanding Jack Hedlund, Leo Cyr, George Schenectady 7-0. Scranton 1-S. nr radio broadcaila of the "Battle 1 fiant 4 A The 24-year-old shapely bru IN THE NIGHTCAP, the Yan 44; I^ b y . Cleveland!. 41; Dropo. De A . paws A1 Brazle and Harry Sre- National, 6:16—Charter Oek Olga Havey, Betty Benton vs nette, although armed with a con Today the Senators shoved off Churills. If ...... I 0 2 umpiring thsl season due to pres game on TV in which Carl Erskine hurlers w-ill match pitchers. Ed bormer and Bob Hubbard as his National of (Jhampioni” and the promoting 3 Mason’s vs. Miller’s, 6:18—Char kees pulled another upset as they troit. 39; Mele. Chicago. 37; Berra. 81. l-oula 7-7. Brtnton 2-2 1 Rat s f chatn gave the St. Louis CiutUnala Melissa DcMartin, Haiel Barger for Allentown, Pa., on a five-day "s 7s 1 1 New York, and Vernon. Washington, sure of business. .Art Pongrat?, of the Dodgers pitched a no-hitter. die Wojcik wll be on the hill and starting infield, Jack Small, Jeff Inlernallonal Boxing CHub pre tract from a minor league team, edged out the Cardinals behind the Totals 24 "4 Cincinnati 6-0, Phlladalphia S-3 (7). S a E D E l E a i — a -pair of 7-2- victories ovar the ter Oak. . , vs. Helen Skinner, Lil Holway vs, was certain that baseball dia road trip—without inviting their fine pitching of Sher Holland, 2 Red Aox (Z) 36. Hamilton baseball coach, phones Two members of family are sick Jim Managgia behind the plate foi'j Gibbs and Scott Mitchell for the Chicago at New York (pp-rain). dicts a gross gate of over $400,- Boston Bravaa whlla Chnctonatl Tneaday, Jane 2» Solomonson. rf Hits—Simpson. ClevelanC 77; Fox, Connie Kelly, Eunice Owens vs monds are not a girl’s best friend. attractive rookie to accompany Big Sher went,tlie distance allow, Chicago, and Rosen. Cleveland. 76; seeking information on a possible and it is another evening apent the Bank. Kenny Irish will be outer defense. Games are sched Plttaburgh at Brooklyn (pp-raIn). 000. The club said it already had and Philadelphia split. Tha Reds Cards vs. Red Sox, 6—Memorial Msgnuson. p. I f around home . . . Manage to watch AmeHraa over $200,000 In the till. Georgia Lambeck, Mary Gang Not if the reception to her de them. — ing one run, which was unearned, Tarca. 3b ...... Robinson. Chicago, 74; DlMagglo and night baseball game at Mt. Nebo Coach Nino Boggtnl’s starting uled every Monday, Tuesday, Cleveland 7-6. Boston 0-4. copped the opener, 5-8, and the Field. wero vs. Paula Carlson. Barbara Curvacloua Eleanor has never Renn. ss ...... Kell. Boston. 72. ‘ Little League game at Memorial Thursday and Friday nights. THE BOUT will be beamed but yesterday in the uniform of Batting—Gus Zemlal, Athletics, on-alx hits, five of them coming in Doubles— Priddy. Detroit. 18: Ver later thia summer. The best liurlcr with Norm Hohenthal Near York 3-1. C b loig o-0-2. Phillies pravallad, 8-0, in the Nassiffs vs. Trust, 6:18—Char Piper vs. Lucille Carvey, Bea the Harrisburg Senators of th e! played baseball before. She hps Lej'den. p. If . . . independent attraction this writer Field and sit with John Lucas, W ashington 6-2. 6t. Louis 6-.1. over a closed circuit to 89 thea blasted three home runs, drove in the last two frames. Smith, rf ...... , non, Washington. 16-. .Robinson, Chica aiM* tlqr a e (kil H fl. tul Jm M M St. Bridget’s vs. Center Congoa, Next week efid opens the next er with Detroit. The Tigers won score on a double by Dick Holland pired two games at Bulkeley Sta 8:35 . .. How about that fight on Rochester 5. Byrscuee 2. epa Ma •• iv IM4M a «nk • mmm fir>. in the second game tahen Marv ing baseball or at least' become in Totals ...... 23 2 4 18 2 lin. Detroit and Dealing, St. Louli. 4. dium lost summer in which the writer fan the breeze after the 30-80 apllt of the percentages, major tournament whlqh is the 72- view with a firm; the opener, 4-3 in 12 irmjngs. Glenn Me’rrer then lined a dharp Home Runa— Berra. York, 14; Majors Play Baaeball,” it la pub- teeveff at 10 lyetvireen Vlnny Mar Grisaom oatrpllchad tha Yankaaa' 6:18—Memorial. holc medal play contest in which "I won't have a girl playing for terested in the sport." Dodgers ...... 001 310—.5 Hobos appeared and each night game on play aituatlona and In STANDINGS each gladiator should collect cloie Bill Miller. IMdle Rohtoaon’a two Morlarty’a vs. Fairfield’s, 6—Me Pitching — Hal Newhouser, single to center bringing. Holland Red Sox ...... 000 101—2 W erli. Detroit. 13; Roaen. Cleveland, llahed by the Rawlings athletic tinez and Sammy Giuliani? Best players notify Alex Hackney of me. This is no-woman’s land and Umpire Bill Angstate—"If 1 anti Dropo, Detroit, 12; Doby, Cleve- they gave a fine performance both terpretations. Ksatern to $16O.O0O. ^ out single in the elghUi followed niorlal Field. Tigers—Pitched seven innings of home, with what later proved to Runs batted in. Kensel. W. Reynolds. equipment company in St. Louis fight we’ve seen in months. W L Pet. GBL their intentions to play each believe me, I mean It.” was umpiring at the plate and she be the winning run. -7 Chandler. Smith: two-base hits. Ken- i«nd. 11. on and off the field. .Another call FRIDAY and is available to the public . .. Albany ...... 36 T»-‘ ,a66 In the event Robinson wli)s, to* by Sherm LoUar’a run-acortog dou- Decl’s vs. Frankie's, 6:18—Char scoreless relief ball and scored sel; stolen bases. ChurlUa. Kersel. Pitching—Shantz, PhUac.'elphla. 12-1, SATURDAY New York Commlaalon and the round before teeing off. It started Saturday when Club Walked up to bat, I’d quit umpir Whltey Gavello banged o u t .923; Sain. New York. 7-2, .7.8; Uaachi. er is Bob Carney, for 40 years a Moat Interesting and informa- Journey to bank and listen to Walt itchenectady ...... 33 23 . 666 SH bla, broke a 1-1 iia and gava Chi ter Oak. . - winning run in 12th on plnch-hit- Renn 2: ieft on bases. Red Sox 5. Planned trip to the Bronx. Zoo Reading ...... 30 21 ..S66 4 President Dr. Jay Smith an ing. That’s all. I'd quit.” three hits for the winners while Dodgers 9: bases on- balls. Reynolds 2. New York and Marrero, WaAhlngton, Grusha tell one and all how his NBA will itrlp Robinson of hla cago ite 13th victory to the last Tbnraday, Jone 26 ...... Vie-Wertz’ bases-looded sipgle 6-2. .750; Dobaon. Chicago. 6-3. .721, in New York is postponed whll6 Scranton 26 26 . 460 6 BEST BALANCED nounced the signing of Eleanor to Whltey kurowakl, manager of Bobby Abrams got two hits and Msgnuson 4. Leyden 3: strikeouts. Rev- Yankees will beat all comers in Binghamton ...... 26 26 .473 10 middleweight crown. The same 17 gamsa. „ Cards vs, Ppdgers, 6 — Memo the - Allentown Cardinals— '.‘I f she. AS .the TlgeTS .WP-h Bi.C ppener from 4)olda.II.. 31agAUSoa. X ey d eo ..fit .itUfl. Strikeout*—Reynolda. New York, 73; family recuptratea from lUneis... ■a player’s contract. So'far, ■ no one an RBI for the losers. ' ------G 'lrclsr “CleVelsnS; 71- “Sblhts, P«nS- tha 'American League oldest Stmiea .-c.-.^-crrcncr— #6 m •(+46.--44-i4 thing- happanod whan. -Sugar. .Bay. ■nCTiiBiioifiaira •" Statra ” OTorack -crlahratsd i-tms-— “ rial Field. ~ ' Philadelphia, 4-3. off. Magnuson 4 for 4 runs in 8 1-3 ir- Jfm'my'Dou'g'an'pSbhes and "we" dTs^^^ Hartford ...... 24 .71 .436 12 Worcester, Mass.— (NEA)—Jack has disputed that she is the first come into the game, I’d protest. I Steve Hubbard went the first-- nlngs; Levden 0 for 1 runs In 2 2-3; deiphta. 70; Pierce. Chicago. 63; Mc son ReeiLpaa^es from firat to sec then tha Welterweight king, cap birth of a aon Saturday night by j Trust vs. Bees. 6:16—Charter don't know why. But I’d protest.” Dermott, Boaton. 61. cuss recent unufiuni baseball play Williamsport ...... 16 .77_ ,3t7 - it tured the middleweight croisfiv Onsldw. former-White Sox man girl .ever signed...... thret_lnnlng9 fQ£__Ult.:Caraa' ana: h lO y pltch«-, by Majmtiaon (Keni-l); ond graffa at toe Uncoin School oiluation whicli-lwaa publUhed in. Am'rtfsa; hurling a ttyowhlt shutout for the Oak. — ^------Yesterday Eleanor showed up at ^Robert L. 'Pinch” asslsfaht' to • -An liMnota mother •S’ew Y5>V 23 — from TfiIte““ La Motto to Chicago, Friday, Jane 2T ager, declared the 1952 Holy Cross ahutout the Yanka with onlynn.v three and like most/ parents, we are The Heral.1 . . . Nephew Tommy Indiana over B4Mton fo the ffral the ball park to take batting and Ciinor league czar George M. dren will graduate from, .college Chicago ..366 3 Feb. 14, 1951. game of thalr twin bill. A 48- Morisrty’a ys. Ridges. 6—Nebo, baseball edition was the best-bal hlta. Corky Flaher came In in the Vacsntl. Willis; scorer. Larcheveque; proud of his re^ rt card . . Watch Yost pays a brief visit while on Boston ..,,...... 34 29 .548' 1 anced college team he had ever fielding practice. She hit a couple Trautman—"No rule specifically —and then stay home and leant a time. 1:45. Thus Ray could wind up without minute delay because of rain Lutherans vs. Second Congoes, lot more. fourth and wax greeted with five last six outs in Brooklyn-Pitte- leave from his Navy dutie.e. June ClFvelanH ...... 35 29 .547 t 'i seen. of smashes to the infield and took prohibits signing of women but hits for two runs. Fisher was burgh gome on teevee in which a will mark one year in service WashlnAlon ...... 24 39 ..509 6 any title if Maxim loses and then caused Gromek’a ■ ehOuWer to 6:18—Memorial Field. MorUHr Broiken (I) Local Sport 20 St. Louis ...... 29 S3 .488 charged with the loss. friend of the past six years um for the North End young n-an.. . wins in a return. Robinson haa of At m4 ol Om I4IK Me, tighten and Micky Harris finished ■ AB R H PO A E rhilAffelphls ...... 2.*) 30 .455 6 guaranteed the light heavy champ iMr esMSfo. TltoeMM hNoemh. _THE CARDS only run came In Daigle, cf ...... pires, Frank Dascoli . . Journey Take boy.e hirawbei’iy jilcking in Detroit ...... 18 41 .817 16^ SsM wm M BiiKeow*, leei iho towowieotKK hia shutout tvith a acorateas ninth the fifth when Charlie Hurlbert Richard, ss ...... to Nebo at night to watch Twi Ksllonal a return .bout within 90 days. And oMwowSk inning. Chatter the afternoon and )>oth 'nianage tb Brf»okl\ n ., ...... 42 15 J.— reached on an error.” He went to Banlvagc. 2b ...... League game between Hamilton pick a-few more bellies than they _73X- a substantial plect of hla |>urae ktmm bo mm Be fwotw mmBm d Mn. Successive singles by Jim Frid Twerdv. rf. lb ...... New York ...... 37 80 .549 5 will go Into escrow to back up the H $«m het e$m t %• sbw ew mmetmB* second on a single by Jinamy Beck Kiclniky, lb. p .... TWENTY-SEVEN of the Writ 28 and Ridges and once again im- eat. It was the first berry pick rhlcARO ...... 34 24 .587 9 ^ Iwli, be eoidi News ww IN fW l* iM i, 2 ^ ley; Merrill Combs and Jim He- with and came home on a double Chjshing, If Rt. loOUlS ...... 14 31 .523 12 document. m4 I 10 dfe %MBUM No Hsise W • preased with the hustle of the ing trip for the boya .and the first d Moo weew «M» Bm memm d gan in the sixth produced a run to left by Abrams. A protest was Alosky. 3b ...... sch^uled ^ Little Cinclnnetl ...... 29 33 .475 15 • THE BOXER.S will weigh in at and snapped a 4-’4 deand'inning. Har-' Now, if you haven’t fdt what Power the'sama. -t » e green. Radio, heater, ovbrdrive. j- • — AB R H PO A E A M E S IT E wheel easily. Now, parking ie shohi of its 2 4 ry Griswold u-alkixl and went all Corbin, cf ...... 4 0 0 I 0 0 Steering does for you in dty driving or out New motor. Stock No. U-087...... Stone, p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 1 troublea (aixl fatigue!) . . . and you can Why not come try it? Learn for yourself $1795 (only ohb ingrodiant raquired) the way to third as left fielder Joe Booth, e ...... 801180 on the hi^way, wa invite you to try it first negotiate traffic, awkward (hivee, and why growing thousands of motorists say 1947 FORD 2-DOOR SEDAN Rossi nude a tts-o booe error on Boyle, 3b ...... 3 0 1 3 1 0 in a Chrysler blew Yorker. . . where you will Jim Moriarty’s fly bail. KoppUn Brenrt. rf ...... 4 0 0 0 0 0 garage doom precieriy and with ease. they’ll never be without Full-time Power. AMESITE DRIVEWAY Special Delnxe. Blue. Radio and hraiter. singled off the shortstop's glove Courtney, ...... 8 0 0 1 8 0 DRIVES find full-tim e (not partial) Power Steering! A BANTLY OIL CONTRACT Rossi. I f ...... I 0 1 3 0 1 Steering from now on! — - Stock No. U-710...... for doe run and Massey’s- sharp Arnum. lb ...... 8 0 0 1 0 1 You can double the longest day’s drive If y«u’fe fcHifcintr for automatic fuel’ lieliveries plus liner to left rescued Morlarty. Johnson. 3b ...... 4 0 1 3 1 0 What happm ia this SAVE 10% BY CALLING NOW 1949 MERCURY STATION WAGON A pass, sacrifice and error paved s-W alters...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 NO MONEY DOWN you’ve ever known . . . %>d up free from easiest budget terms, this is your dish. Served prompt brO’ L eiry ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 T oo iMtidle the steering wheel in ix>rmal Manran. Body Just been reffnislled. Radio, heater. the way for the final tally In the UP TO 36 MONTH5 TO PAY arm and ehoulder strain. Rough rooda, soft MACHINE SPREAD WORK 8UARANTEED Exeellent condition. Stock No. U-64S...... ly and courteously by Bantly Oil Company. seventh. Moriarty walked and T oU ls ...... » 0 4 84 3 fiuhion. But 4/6 o f aU the srork is done for raced to third as Kopplin was be Legion ...... 080 000 I0x~3 sbouk)«^ euofr. mud? . . . the power that Runs. MAAsey. Ko0pUn; sU>lsn bAMt, yoa by hydraulic power, constantly at your 1947 HUDSON COMMODORE "8" - NO NEED TO PAY ing tcissed out on a perfect bunt. pAouAtie 8. iCorlArty; AAciiflcfti. OTis« SAVE $Y ORDERING NOW ' m-- ! cosninand. Also, you turn the wheel 1/3 hdpe ybii steer now prevents the car’s FREE8RADIN6 TERMS ARRAN8ED 2-Door Sedan. 2-to«e Green. CASH ON THE LINE Third baseman Art Boyle hod to ofc KoppUn; double plAys. MAtsey CHRYSLER Stock No. U-844...... run back to cover third, biit Morl to Horierty; bAMi FREE ESTIMATES 10-month period. Each monthly payment is approxi ^urtney; belk. Stone; umpire!. Glee- WE HAVE THE PROPER EQUIPMENT wonderfiil aa it ia new. you want it dunged. Yet, with this 5-times Black. Radio, beater, overdrive. One otarner car. up the play, leaving the plate un ■on-rTost. AND KNOW HOW! AMERICA HAS YET PRODUCED Stock No. U -5 8I...... , ...... mately 10% of your estimated yearly fuel coat. covered. Moriarty lit out for home > POWER ROLLED SINCE1920. aa the pitcher threw the ball down ord on the dine in Suifield Wedne«- DON’T DELAY! PHONE TODAY! Stop in or phone Manchester 2-4595 and we’ll send our in disgust. Amum recovered the A U ABOVE CARS HAVE THE FAMOUS “ED" RD BUN iniHT GENERAL MOTORS hla 4>3vn wlktoess. He iasoed seven r l,' passes. Windsor Locks had the New York—(NKAI—Record for THOMA5COLLA DE^AIO BROS The Bantly Oil Co. bicycling across tha United States bases l4>a4led In the alnUi tvlth one out. but Kopplin retired the side from coast to coast is held - by a n y t im e DELCfl-HEllI 331 Main Manchester Ion a pop-uii and breezed a strike Gene MePheraon. who toured the A T 2-5214 BROWN-BEAUPRE, INC a 3 0 BIssell Street CALL 7691 dUtance to 30 days, aeveii bours \ U% CIDUD tlBBlI •AvemvM by the last batter. J K i Hancheator puU its perfect rec and 29 minutes. A
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PAG E T E N IklANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN:, MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1952 peace; Kenneth .T. Campbell; 37, ■ Only Four Cases o f -88- Grehard street, ■ Ro0Ll,MA30ff.THAT, fgn ct. A PAvJ HONORED TO ■ prosecutor; Philip L. Andrulot, 27, »\OU HAVe'efeEM^^^ MlU-iOM ACCEPT/ AND X Woman haa no patience wtt^ the Rachel—So you were hurt in tl\c Four cases were disposed,, of in S vS Ji------. HORlZONTAL| v e r t ic a l . New Fire District Rulings of 55 Legion road, passing a atop 1 iNO^M^lATED TO TXJULAR6' PROMISE >13U A timid though ahn bestowa it upon war? Where were you wounded? what was termed thl.s morning one 1 Wind the embarrassed. ‘ slgit; $10 bond forfeited; .Msurlcs (Wrl fOR PRE6IDEMtM c AMPA16M Fir e -a n d - BRiM6noN& ] 1 Wooden beani Hackey—Lady, I was hit In the of the shortest sessions ever held musical s . e ± IBrouchu, 25, 401, Adams street, OF m e u n it e d v f CAMPAIGN THAT supporting Belgian Bulge. in Cify Court. Judge Robert A. £LBJL A parking lot la a good place to Rockville, June 23 (Special)— when the Jurbra were excuaed speeding. $36. STAVeS OM TA6 V/6RVKTHe VOTERS OF rails instrument s i ^ Rachel—Oh-h-h. How dreadful! Haggetl, a' farmer, la charged with Pigeon presided. - 2 Locomotives scrape up an acquaintance. A public hearing will be held by The dispositions: Fre 5 Soothe 23 Handle 40 Trigonometric dicitis. joaeph Safarnek, S’ 16-year-old of peace, had his case continued to 14 Landed right. We don’t allow animals. in the Vernon Fire Dlatrict; a Rockville. June 23—-(Rpeelal)— 6 Accord 24 Sew together functions boy who lived with the Haggett Monday; Louis Gabba, Rockville, 15 Marsh Girl—Listen. Doc, I came here rural-residential area called Zonc^ ! There are 46 new voters today as 7 Cheat (slang) 25'UnbIeached 41 Bone (comb. family for a year and al half haa forfeltad bonds of 3200 in a non- And to think we never knew to be exainined. not admired. A and a commerclal-lnduatrial a rea\ilt of, action taken ■ by the 16 Remove 8 Sudden (ear.- 2ft .Yucca-'Aber-. - ..iorm)^— ...... •given ■teBtimony. T h e tools- pre» support...action. ______18 ’— rTdeTh" ■ T h a t B o w 'llh g T.s Vaid to' Tie' par Zone's.''The mTter Board o f Selectmen * Iri th« tfiwtt 9 Russian 27 Outbre.iks of 42 Famous sented tn court have been identi clerk’s office Saturday. Of this M cattle cars ticipated in by 12,000.000 persona Husbands are all alike, but they Include a atrip of land 200 feet „ „ _ .. wolfhound " disease English school have different faces so you can fied by three persons -who claimed amount, 25 are men and 21 are'wo 20 Passengers eSt , q Location annually in the United States! deep on each side of Kelly road 28 Simple- ' 43 Therefore tell them apart. starting at the town line east to ownership. It was brought out that men. _ in th e ' Safarnek had trouble before he 11 One who ' , 29 Employs 44 Unusual The attorneys for the prosecu the rotary; a strip of Isnd 200 feel It waa announced that the next 21 Girl’s went to the Haggett farm to live, Court Cases (sufDx) 31 Promulgates 46 Tavern? tion and the defense had been A t one of the White House pre.ss deep on each aide of Route 20 session devoted to the making of nickname 47 4ledley and .since he left there several new voters will be held July_26 be-..j ' 17 Senseless 33 Imitative allowed fifteen minutes each to conferences. vLa r ip u s reporters starting at the rotary n'ortheaat tn Henry Madden, 18; of 4.54 Middle f 22 O f the ear persons 38 Trying '48 Fondles months, ago has al.so been arrest- tween the hours of 9 a. m. and i 24 Observed - argue the tfa.se. The attorney for were vainly firing their questions Phoenix street; a strip of land 200 turnpike east, was fined $5.1 in ID-Paraonls-home.—.-.oxpeideneo---— -.AOXlretanmount" -the—defehsv"'tTsd""COTrrmeTtcett''hts' nt-ealvlir'fJonlldgr: —-— feet, deep llil earh side of Rewtte-W- ■ed.,hitJUjt- the..,Stale-.L’ Qll.i;e..Xaicflll£^c^ ■elerltla-ufflcc ”2B’WMte3“£o’xes Towni”'Uoiirl'Tfi'ia'Tnorning, given a' argument with an allu.sion to the Reporter—Have you anything starting at Vernon avenue north ly taking wood belonging to. an 27 Ostrich 15 day suspended ja il. sentence, old swimrnlng-hole of his boyhood ■lo-say about Prohibition? east to the boundary of the fire other person. While the Slate Po lice were questioning the boy and placed oh probation for three You art dut for aaothor round of oxfravaganeo and watta in thi % e NEW 30 Establishment days, jt e told in flowery oratory of ' Coolidge—No. district; a strip of land ZOO feel of moved about the wood they were told of months by Judge John S. G. Rott- PRESIDENT the balmy air, the singing birds, Reporter—Have you anything deep on each side of that part, of ne.v TRUSSES-BELTS ***‘***»Of^ plants the joy of youth, the delights of to say about the World Court? Route-83 which lies in the Vernon other thefts which led to the ar Manohaotor Mhool buHding program if you don't watpli out! 32 Warehouses rest of Haggett. Madden was found guilty of EI-ASTIO 'STOCKINOS fc-JJ d r e a m l a n d * < •}(»:' the cool water— Coolidge—No. Fire District. ZOne A will consist reckless driving, driving without f • ;-* 34 Take into ITnat Session EXPERT FITTERS . ■ ’-.V In the midst of it he was in Reporter—About the farth sit of all areas in the district not con lights, ftnd operating a vehicle custody terrupted by the drawling voice uation ? Parents of ;,’oung children are MICKEY FINN On His Way} BY LANK LEONARD tained In Zoi.e B. Invited to attend the final session with defective brakes. He was ar 35 Reach for of the judge: Coolidge— No. The section to be, brought before rested, Tue.eday after police allege Arthur Drug Storas p: 36 Genus of mice "Come on out, Chauncey." he Reporter—About the forthcom the voters,in' relation to trailer of "S illin g Prelly.” the class con 90 YOU THINK THEN YOU THINKTSlfflE'AND THAT'S WHY ducted by the Rockville .Public he fed Sgt. Edward M. Winzler in 37 Narrpw ■said, "and put you r. clothes on. ing senatorial campaign ? ,’ camps will interest many. Trailer a chase along streets in the vici THERE'S ANY MINTMOflE'S money HE JUST < HE WENT DOWN BY opening Your fifteen minutes are up." Health Nursing Association. TTie DANGER OF HIM Coolidge - No. parks may be located in Zone B nity of the AtW ory and out Edger- m.GOTOFF’TO Y ycahJh e tlb e T0TNn0NAK0UND,HE TRAIN-INSTEAPOF, 30 Roman date The meeting broke up and the but will be subject to regulations. film "The Baby Sitter" will be Compare These Figures: THECONVENTION ) FULLING INTO BEING MADE WONTBEGOrorULAII shown and cerliftjcates will be lon street to Center street where 40 One who Some husbands can pay their reporters began to file out of the A trailer occupant mu.st secure a he was arrested by Palrolnvan TESTERPAY, / BBEEIY BEACH NATIONAL THIS YEAR/HE'LL debts promptly, but most of us are awarded. COMMANDEH IT'LL BE THE ' , prosecutes room. zoning permit prior to locating Frederick Tedford. Winzler con E H ,a A N a ? > i INACOUPLEpF good to our wives. Coolidge— And don’t quote me. within the Vernon Fire District; Strawberry .Siip|)er ’lURCNOW/y AGAIN, 5CHLITZ? ENDOFHISSFENPWG/ 41 Full (suffix) Tlie annual Strawberry supper tacted Tedford by radio. The of 42 Weird trailer park operators must inform fense occurred at about 11 p. m. NEWSBOYS Diner—W aiter, this plate-Js_dlt-.. ___A .wife..never- - knows which—is . -tnoomlng -trailer, occupants of the of. the Vernon Center Congrega 46Used Irr tional church will be held tomor As.sistant Prosecutor W . David ty. worse, to let her husband keep on regulation and within thirty days dishwashing row, at 5:30 and 6:30 p,m. The Keith told the court Madden had | PropoMd 21-room Mhooi for Manohditor 6 66 66 66 6 6 49 Temporary W aiter—Thai’s your meat, sir. blundering or to risk his blurting « f the effective dale of the regu received'two warning tickets for WANTED but: '’Why did you kick m e?" lations, trailer park operators will menu will include cold ham, baked 61 Island (Fr.) beans, salads. ati*BWberi-y short operating vehicles with defective I 52 Monster The people who have no weak- be required to place on file With equipment. | For Partially Estoblishtd ne-sses are terrible; there is no the zoning inspector an itemized cake and coffee. Mrs. Gerald Ris- 53 Scandinavian Correct This Sentence: "Please In other ca.ses this morning. I way of taking advantage of them. Invest it for me.” said the friend, ley and Mrs. Perry Lathrop are 54 City resident list.. W aller Verger, 35, of lyong Hill I Routes in Rockville ' Anatoie France. "and I won’t blame you If I lose.’’ This list will include the num Co-chsirman in charge. Reserva Compioto now 14-room sehooi just eompiotod in (coll.) tions may be, made by calling Mrs. road, Andover, was fined $6 on a j ber of trailers in the park, the charge of failure to stop on an of 65 Negative votes CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER names of all occupants of each Perry T^throp, Mrs. Robert Mar- Vernon...... $383,00(1.00 56 Likewise chaip of Vernon. Mrs. George Rls- ficer’s hand signal; Charles W. ; Inquire trailer, the ages of all occupiinls Car.son, 43, of 52 Wells street, .30 ; 57 Distress call under eighteen years ot_ age. The lev of Manehesler or Mrs. David BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES^ Yes. Yes. Go On !1Y EDGAR MARTIN Steele of Manchester. day suspended .sentence and proba- J MANCHESTER trailer park operator •will also be lion for six months, breach of the i Yornon sehooi projeetod to size of Manehottor sehooi for .silDE GLANCES required to notify the zoning in Mril. Flora R. Ransom \ TQ W PtO F#«> t e v v TOOWY WAN'L'C ow'.voww T. vx\x .yoiya BY GALBRAITH F\ineral services will he held to peace; John Swan.snn, 24, • of I HERALD OFFICE spector of removals from ^ the Brandy gtrcct, $.5 for failure to T«OM-'\WL«t''6 A ftMAVV 6«00P OV OG-VIV. OFM tV e m c UDMtiVKilb park. James A. Vandervoort is morrow at 2 p. m. from White’s comparison, aiiowing for iargor sizo and incroasod Funeral Home, for Mrs. Flora R. I atop at a red light; Robert P. MXtT tF>CW - tAPNCKl’T VAVaSCD S t «R & ftMO HCWLO W t oy V .rhalrman of the Zoning Commis 1 Market Street -OF COOnG’C.THK.Wt. VO^«a. • W t ’TVMt W W W VOWGFi'T TVfiT OV Ransom, 90. of 16 North Park 1 Howsrqt. 20. of 208 Mather street, 6 6 6- 6 6 6 66 6 6 66 66 6< 66 sion and Gordon J. Gibson is sec street, who died at her home yea-1 Hartford, $5 for passing a atop eosts .. .. “ .OF>W\X.-WtVV.V«3WKT V -V S t'm . V lW jy ■'1 1 retary. Telephone 5*3136 O LD V W W O e ,D F N S VOWtW terday following ' a brief illness, sign. ---- (Ziange in AK<‘a She •wn.s'the widow of Orlando I Al.so James Nevin#: 17. o f . .57 700,000 V\'s. ^.O TjPi&'V t o 6X% SC«nWW-W5V.OW There will be a change this year .VCAKHEt VOWS V - Ransom and was bom In Groton. Milford road, $15, breach of the In the agea of children admitted N. I’- Jime 29...ia81..thp,daiighter,|___ _ . - ______■- ''■fTr'-the -Roekviile*Municipal ■ Play-- of Cvrehiia arid Ittnnall (Tsttenl , ...v ground. Chlldreh from 4 to 14 Montford. ' ' Inclusive will be admitted to the Mrs. Ransom was a mfmber of i playground, accordiirg to the an the ' Union' Congregational Church.! Diffaraneo or saving to Maneh^or taxpayers 6 6 6 nouncement of Rfchard Graf, Sabra Trumbull Chapter, DAR. chairman of the Board of Edu and the Women’s Guild of . the cation, The playground opens WE NEED YOUR Union Church. Surviving are a July 7 at the Recreation Field. daughter. Miss Edith Ransom of Kohiiiil ,\»a" Ooolft Speaks Up BY V. T. H AM LIN Night tonight at 6 p. m. In the , Springfield and Miss Mary Whlt- 000 off of this amount **just to m«ko it look good to the votors.” This amount may rafeteria of the Vernon Elemen-, of Rockville. OH, WE CAN lary School, this event taking the There will be no Visiting hoirra have to bo roplaeod, as no ehingos wort made in the plans, x ____ ALWAYS GO place of the u.sual outdoor picnic. at the funeral home. Rev. Dr. Because We Need BACK AN'DIG There'will be a pot luckr with mu George S, Brookes, pastor emeri MORE GOLD IN OOPS LOST sic and community singing, in the tus of Union CongregsUonal CANVON OF cafeteria. follo.wed by a program Church, will officiate. Burial will Space! VfEALTH of movies for the rilldren tn the be In Grove Hill Cemetery. BUditoriurh. N(*wcomers in this ----. ------community are especially Invited ] | W ill We hovt many garments of all kinds to attend tonight's get together.to TYlll OC4 IV meet their neighbors and neigh that have been cleaned and ore - - - r : bors' children. Each family will Ph.D. at U(’oiiii Look At This One bring-'One hot-diah or..«al»d. -and- ’---- hongmg on-oqr rockr waiting “for -— ■ fiirnlah Us own plates, cups and tilverware. Rockville., June 23.m^(SpeclaU.=- you to pick them up. — : -— Reading 4:iiil> Starts Renwlck J. Lewis. 71 Mountain Proposed now 8-room addition to Bowers Sehooi (arolii- The Summer Reading Club at street, Rockville, principal of the East School, has been accepted by ' 6-23 the Rockville Public Library start W e request that you please call and toet’s ostimato)...... ed today. Any child entering the the University of Connecticut to T. M. «ef. U. •. Pat 'Ofl. fourth through the eighth grades study for-the doctor of philosophy Cape. 1»sa by NCA Kervice. k degree in educstion. get these garments at once. CHRIS W ELKIN. Planeteer You Aren’t B^ RUSS WIN'i’ERBOTHAM Is eligible for membership. Each t. M. R«t- U. %. fit. Off. member will receive an Individual Mr. Lewis received his B.A. de Capr- *7 tarWea. Im. “That new kid next door isn’t so hard to get along^with record card which will be posted gree in educstion from the Univer ;:j4No( respnngible for any garment left here after 30 days) THERE OUGHT TO JU06IS6 FROM once you understand him— everything lie says goes!” sity of. Connecticut this month and In the Children’s Room. As each • ■6 66 66 66 66 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 m p u ib a o u s p a i BE GOMEBOPy THE KIN PO P earned his B-S. degree In ' eduea- i Diroetors request (ZAUJ^TO, WELKIN “I’m sorry we ever bought that home freezer! I just one reads a book and reports on . AKOUNP. OBRM4 rMBY tlon at the University of West | .SPECIAL 1 DAY CI.EANING SERVICE — WORK AND BCANPVWINE RAfGE/XPONT recognized this left over— it’s six months old!’’ “ BUGS BUNNY the book, a star will be placed on the card. When 12 books have Virginia. He has, also completed j No plans or spoeifieations ohangod. F/NP THE flying WANT TO MEET one and a half years of prescribed EAUCER^’THAT F I T V v v p 'KINESS been completed the child’s name j ACCEPTED UP TO 10 A. M., EXCEPT SATURDAYS THEGE FEPPl E B V HERSHBERGER comae of study in elementary ed_- ; MOUEHTA PEAPL.Y will be placed on the Reading ^ o (,iA u .y . ucation at Teachers College in mmeaMiCTOTHE III Club Honor Roll. Prizes will be EAKtU. given those children reading the New Britain. , greatejrt riumber o f suitable books He will commence his Ph.d. pro 3 rooms eouid bo added, Vomon stylo, at an ostimatod during the Summer. . gram thlsDyear and plans to com MANCHESTER fYisr Tnewlay plete his dburae of study at his eost of $18,000 each ... 6 6' 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 The case against Robert Hag doctorate research within the next gett, 60 of Ashford, charged with three years. several counta of breaking and en Mr. Lewis has been In the Ver DRY CLEANERS % tering will be resumed on-Tuesday non achool .syfilem. sin.ee JiP50..(ui!l morning at 10 a. m. in the Tolland during the 1950-51 school year he 93 WEI.US STREET TELEPHONE 725i COTiTITV ’SupertOT Court With Judge taught Grades 4 and 5 at the Edwafd Daly pre.sidior. The .sea- Northeast School and has just elon Friday lasted until 3:30 p. m. completed his first year as prin cipal of the East School. • Difforoneo or saving to Miaehostor taxpayers 6 6 6 6 6 6 PRISCILLA’S POP For Effort BV A L VERM EER Fit For A Princes* HAZEL WANTS ME jT l'^ N L Y WUVi* WHAT Summerfime Special TO CLEAN THE " H O PE M T ^ j u C E LLA R TONiGWT.' CONSCIENCE II BOTHER HOW CAN 1 GET WILL LET VOUR'- / 4 J3UT OF iT? ME ENJOYXcONSCIENCe IT » f A9. And The Last On The Program --- - 4 D \ 6 "*“1 » --- r-#” < Proposed 2-room addition to South SohooL^*
______giSygt «-23[ ______M. Ra». M. t. Pat. y J W »y NtABarwea. «nc. T. M. Riig. W. t. Pm. «•. CAH» AIN EASY 18 the Stoojje ■-V* 'in.-» 11 ^valrrM'JY LESiJE 'njRNER STu$t how, with tta ahoiolljSiM to oofflpaiw wlft, io^oy^g(KT|iti^ .."I thought wa iiad -that cloclGwstehRr Cl0 |pp«tl .OUi^M'GIGUR! Me ZE 6GE3 AMERICAN YEAH. WHY AIN'T TOO REEEKYt ZE ART THATS VOORPROBLEMi Y TELL W'SIEUlt turned hit desk around!’’ FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS BY M. C. BLOSSER L6AMGIEK. ARTY CA«IMOi HAUEEENT YOU DELIVERED WORLD EE E GTUNNEO FRENCHV'. AND IF YOU \ CASINO TO JfOU TO SEE ME.NOI THEM FAMOUS OLE ZE lO E E OF TWO WANT THAT l8G GRAND HAVE ZE CASH TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX PAINrilVE YOU . REMBRANDTS..POUCE AN' FOR 'BMi YOU GET EH TO isEADV. I NAVE r A LITTLE WAR PAINT \ TUATS They say this 1 L ets GNATCHEP fo r MIft CUSTOMS EEUSFECTORS .NEW YORK. IN TWO WEEKS!/NOW FIND ZE or very hot AND MAYBE i CAN CHARM ) REAL LIPSTICK w o n t / SEE COLLECTION? ^OM THREE CONTINENTS F NUTTY AWAY FROM / GeOKEE RUB OFF EVEN / N O W - MAN TO BRING ^ialnaa* hp TU M l UtMIm m , I»r ) ^ ZEM^ THIS PROJECT / IF 1 WERE . I THIS Just Wash Your Car? . \ \ LEND A K IS S E D ,/ 7 intake HAND LIKE ^ PIPE VTHIS,SUE/ Connects WITH THE r - o RDTD- STIMULAIOR- BUILD A GARA(X!
All the materials needed to build a sturdy, attractive shelter for your car cost less than garage rent. 8798 You can do the work yburselT m your spare time or 34-48. we will be glad to recommend contractors. Take your ' VVL FLIN I In the Back pick from 30 different styles pictured in our plan books. Oh All Three Questions Tomorrow BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY f i- 2 3 A simple bare-arm style cut In The three-piece set spells fun W e’ll show vou construction short cuts. A s VIC RiTURMS TO WIS AHWaWRNT, HE ' TOMORROW w h e n AW STUTTBRAIO FR«ISlO CALLSl women's sizes for flattery. and summer comfort (or lassies of casts WOT KNOW A TZECBPTIOM COMMIT- JOS'! KEEPWALKIN©,PLfJT.O MAyPE I CAN MAKB SOV4E StWSe OUT OF THE O kay.l BEU EVE it ,1/' /' Pattern No. 8798 is a sew-rite 8, 9 and 10 years. Take advantage of this special package offer, It’s an — t'AMMTrS HMA. HVfWlRVHC NBEPUE THE DOYOU BELIEVE perforated pattern in sizes 34, 36, Pattern No. 2939 contains tissue n u t ty T m NOW HAND METHAT ---- ' unusually good buy. EYHAUST PI(>E • 38. 40, 42. 44, 46. 48. Size 36, dress. pattern aizes 8, 9 and 10 years in Ew rybo4i[W |itz to m « all our oklMrM.witK propar tckool tpaoa aM fapllM ^ 314 yards of 39-inch; jacket 1*4 cluded, material requirements, hot yards; 44 yard contrast. Iron transfer for embroidered bas For this pattern, send 30c in kets. sewing and finishing direc M lot iM ifaat ika tH«aUai| w i6ha.rm aana. A Na «aia ooiM maaii only a ahort coins, your name, address, size de tions. sired, and the pattern' number to Send 25c in coins, ygnr name, -dalay ia atarliag tha pragram. Lal’aaaaw iowa to aarth. Sue Buntett, The Manchester Eve- address and the patterq number to nin'g Herald, 115C Ave. Americas, Anne Cabpt, The Manchester Eve New York 36. bl. Y. ning Herald. 1150 Ave. Americas, BUILDING MATERIALS Basic-Fashion'for '52 U.r filled New York 36, N. Y. with ideas to make your clothes Anne Cabot's New Album of LUMBER FUEL m ib e r Little? budget go further— time-savlBg Needlework is chock-full of grand and aconomical dasigns that are deaigns, plus exciting features and S36N.MAIN ST. MANCHESTER TEL.4^5 mSim aaay to sew. G ift pattern printed a l i f t pattern printed In ths book. inside, 25 cents. 25 cents.
iO L . t r* ' -. \ ^ j ment announce* that Chief. Rich ard K. Davli haa appointed Mr. CONSIDERING 8ELUNQ Pftere ga a lieutenant, having OUR MEN KNOW OIL BURNERS DUPLEX HOUSE—8-6; centrally charge of Firat Aid. Lt, Peters MANCHESTER.EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1962 located. Good condition. Phone YOUR PROPERTY T , has had corisiderable first aid YOUTI^ BED, Rex gas water a s h f o r d ^l a k e Orange Meeting .^AGE^IP&VB: 6998 between 8 and 1. Without obligation to you, .training and la currenUy- Garden-^Pann^esDafay- ' Iliiat8r.-~Reaionahter-Phoi>e-7906-^ win apuialse or fiiaKa you s-ei lumbla Grange - was ~hoat tw IHffp W Slid^em ire W Help 8*^ ""--T O T g PRICED ...... an advanced course which Automobiles for Sale Household Servict* COLONIAL—Six large cool rooms. offer for ppop*rty- u* bafotn Echo, Franklin, Ckxidwrlll and Automobiles for Sale Products 86 40 GALLON Qa* hot water heat- qualify him aa an Initnictor, thus Automobiles for Sole Offered 13-A ADDITIONAL Salesladies need WANTED—Three experienced tool AS LOW AS $395 . Beautifully landscaped lot, 115 x you aeU. Apdover Grange members Wed- enabling him to give department iG.M.C. 1950 Plclt-up; red. Our ed. Excellent salao’. Full time or and die maker*. Plenty of over TRANSPLANTED Tomato planU, er, slightly used, good condition. 200. A-1 condition. Idea) for fam Phone 627S IMl BUICK sraCIAL Rm KlA GET BETTER VALUE ON WEAVING of bums, moth holes National cash .register rings to Select your summer living site neaday night at a meeting In Yeo- members additional training. Hla own truck. Very reasonable, $465 part time. Apply in person; Tot's time work,. The Gunyer Mfg._Cq., peppers, celerj', egg-planC cab ily, overnight guest house, or BRAE-BURN REALTY services will also be available Clissificil Coup«. K»(llo, h«at«r. Dyn*flow. and tom clothing, hosiery runs, now. Pay us a visit thfa weekend. mane hall. Andover Grangers A BETTER USED CAR down. Come In and haggle over end Teens, 958 Main atreet. 234 Hertford Road. bage. cauliflower, broccqli, bins- $J,99—like new. 16 x 16 Pltco professional office and home. should they be needed at 8-.flre Like new In every reepect. Beau It. Brunner’s Packard. 358-Bast handbags repalied, ripper re Frialator. Southern Maid Donuts, REAL ESTATE_ . brought the traveling program tiful two-tone flnUh. Douflai sel sprouts; petunias,.ariers, zin Must be seen to be appreciated. or other local emergency. Thli la Center street. Open 'til 9. placement, umbrellas repaired, WANTED—3 young girl* to train FOREIGN Employment construc Main street at. Haynes street. here and using the theme “Anea- AdvertiMments Motor*, 338 Main *treet. AT nias, salvia, ageratum,, etc. Ger ARTHUR A. KNOFLA H. B. Grady. 8009. a further step In the progressive men’s shirt collars reversed and for press work. Apply 234' Hart tion work. If Interested In foreign REQUIRES theala" Mrs.. John Yeomana, lec 1947 CHEVROLET Aero Sedan. aniums 3 for $1 lip. at Oder- TELEVISION Receiver, 12H” Realtor action of Columbia Volunteer Fire CLASSIHED ADVT. PONTIAC 19«« 4-rtoor. New, ex- replaced. Marlow’s Little Mending ford Road. projecia with high pay. write MANCHESTER—30 day occupan turer presented two readings con Department. The department waa BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. Radio, heater. In excellent con mann’s, 504 Parker street. Zenith console, like new. Call 875 Main St.—Est. 1921 , EXPERIENCE cerning the topic, given by Mr*. DEPT. ROHRS: peneive 13*101. Radio, heater, Shop. Foreign' Service Bureau, Box 295, cy. Large living room with- fir*' called out Tuesday night to the dition. Beautiful two-tone blue. Manchester 2-0852 after T p. m. Phone Office 5440 George Nelson and herself: and t:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. aeen and nice. 0«ly 1310 down. WANTED—a*rk for local'(Store. Metuchen, New Jersey. PICK YOUR Own Strawberries. place, three bedroom*. ■ land home of William Kowalski on.. 1949 Pontiac 2-Door "8.” Hy- A scarce rhqdel. Hurry! Douglas Chance for quick advancement. Bring, containers, 25c quart, Wil Hivenlngs 2-5938 or 2-4278 scaped lot, convenient location. accordian aoloa played by Clifton Route 6 In Andover, where light Balance eaey term*. Low mll*- Motors, 33.1 Main street. , COMBINATION Blectric-oU range If you decide to sell, Florist*— Nnr*erte« 15 One with driver’s license prefer TRUCK DRIVER wanted. Refer- cox, 472 Keeney street. Home Listings Wanted Madeline Smith, Realtor. 2-1642 Goodale. The young girls from ning had entered the home on COPY CLOSING TIME aite. Uheral trade*. Brunner’* dramatic. with oil pump and clock you’ll want to assure Franklin gave a _ vocal duel, r-i ■ Packard, .1*8 1D*»t Center *treet 1938 STUPEBAKER Commander TRANSPLANTED Flowering end red. Cell 2-8370, .9ek for Mrs. encea required^ Apply In person. 4679. wire*. However tio fire resulted. FOR c l a s s if ie d ADVT, 1948 Pontiac 2-Door, Hydra- Was*; Bayer Fruit ^and Produce Co.. TRANSPLANTED pepper plants, $85. sump pump, 6 months ol^ yourself of the .most re "Mocking Bird Hill" with "Moun Jan Tasker was transferred Moriarty Brothers Htll-holder. sealbcam lights. Good Vegetable Plants. Geraniums, Open 'til 9. World Beater, Cafllfomia Wonder, $35. G. E. vacuum cleaner with IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — tain Laurel" aa an encore. MIsa matic. condition. Tel. 2-9350. Fuchsias, Begonias, Vinca, Spike, 46 Purnell Place. • liable real estate counsel last week from Windham Com MON. THRU FRI. HELIABl^ Woman to help mother $l_per 100, Late tomato plants. all attachmenta, $100. CSll, 5011 Attractive four-room home, ex Lots for Sale 73 Mary Olda of Echo Grange also munity Memorial Hospital to New CALL 5135 FOR TOP QUALITY^ ____ PERHAPS YOU’RE MISSING etc.— Wmdow boxes end urns available. May we sug played accordian solo*. About 10:80 A. M.., 1948 Pontiac 2-Door, Stand 1951 FORD 2-door club coupe of four year old with general $1.00 per.lOO. 12 Glenwood street. after5p.nl. pandable second floor. Thermo England Deaconess Hospital lit filled. Hardy plants, shrubs, ever housework 11 to 4:30, Monday, Situations Wanted—Male 39 seal windows and doors; shade TWO EXCELLENT Residential gest that you call us. seventy-five attended the meeting. SILENT GLOW OIL lURNERS SOMETHING GOOD ard Transmislaon, Black. Excellent condition. Low greens, fruit trees. Seeds, In- Phone 2-4187. fo r r e n t—Beautiful set of Boston. Mra. Hyland Tasker, hi* SATURDAY » iL M. Wedne^riay arvd F or Mon- trees, Price $11,900. t>own pay Building Lota, 100’ or 125x200’ You'lllike our sincere ap Mr*, itaymond Lyman, and her .-mileage..Tel. .2-0543 After. 5 .p. xn. eectlcide#,-...window- boxes and BOY' WITH -porwer'-mower -would ’"dlshea; StlveTware,- glaseee ■ ^ Inquire «40 Middle turnpike east, (nP-thei‘ .ts In Boston \vtlh him and " R a y A '"One Owner G»r’'c ’^ y through FflHay'. Cairt-iS^S. 'p i c k 'y o u r " owri strswberTTeir ment ’ $2i50b^ 25-year mortgage, proach ' to" your real' .es ddmmittee aeirvea donglmuts -and her small daughter Karen, lilab in 315 CENTER STREET — ------MANpHEfflR LOW COST cemetery vase*. Woodland Gar like lawns to mow, Manchester 25c per quart. Michael Kurys, cooking equipment to sei^e 200 Phone 2-0895. coffee after the meeting. TOCB OOOPEBATION WILL Easy Terms I IT RUNS—1937 Packard 2-door, dens, 168 Woodland street. Phone Call Madeline Smith, Realtor, tate problem. Phone Boston Is being cared for by Mr. TRANSPORTATlbN only $55, McClure Auto. 373 PARTY Plan demonstrators want, Green area only. Tel. 2-4349. after French Road, Bolton. people. Call 2-3897 after 5 p. m. 2-1642 or 4679. Magrlce Clarke .president of Co Tssker''s slater who llvea In the BB APPItBOIATED 8474. Will also do cooking upon request. NORTH COVENTRY — Desirable lumbia Lake Aaaoclattnn enter H r . 1943 Chevrolet Ji-Ton Pick-up— Main. Open 'til 9 p. m. Tel, 2-9442. ed to ahovy our complete line of 6. home sites, half acre and larger. — ------suburbs. 1941 Chevrolet 4-Door. Pla.stlc housewares. Write House STRAWBERRIES, — Pick your talned members of the executive Clean. Low mtleait*. • ELECTRIC Stove and >'«frigera- SIX ROOM CAPE COD, Pleat Natural shade. Black road, elec JARVIS REALTY Fareu'eil Party D I A L 1937 DeSoto 4-Door. CHEVROLET — 1948 four-door 16 of Plastics, Avon, Conn. own. Bring container*. 26c a ered walls and oak flooring committee at hla home for the Pa«quale NappI, who haa taught 5121 1949 Oldamoblle "78" DeLuxe Sta Rooflng^—Siding Dog*—Blrda—Peta 41 tor excellent condition. 12 Center- tricity and telephone. Reasonable Aral meeting of the season, TueS' sedan. Radio and heater, $700 quart. T;el. 2-16.30. 113 Spencer throughout, ceramic tile bath Owner, Coventry 7-6658. fourth grade In Horace W. Porter tlpn Wafon—Radio, heater, Hy- HIGH SCHOOL girl-ft* mother's atreet. field street. Call after 3:30.____ . Tel. 4112 day night. Plana for the summer dramaflcdrlve. Call 2-2587. WE SPECIALIZE In roofing and TWO Red Cocker Spaniel*. m»le lavatory, fireplace, vestibule, School during the past year, ■HALCEJEQNIIACLIbc... riding. -" il lgheet— Quality— m .Uijelpei-XlnevxJ3M,flge.4.-Elve™,a!;.. ‘'■kffir’TO«iisrTittFe''MO'ntft*fttwr'A 'l'firer'aotSSS«^7'T«Tffl3reyr’’ "Top- •n o r ™ - eOVBNTWf- ♦ere. '’Open 9 Tons"’ were dlaruBsed: Oommltte* ehatr “ bsllltf JjoSt Found 1951 Mercury Sport Sedan— 1 5 5 Center St. 7 - Manchester ] g o o d i 938‘ Chevrolet, in one terials. Workmanship guaran six hours dally, Monday through STRAWBERRIES. Pick your omi wooded lot, 500' frontage on man for the various branch** were next’ year. He'wa* given a farewell Radio, heater. Only 8.000 miles K.C registered. Howard Chase, 25c quart. Bring containers. Mc Machinery and Tools__M condition. One-car oversize ga> Phone 2 -4 5 4 5 family eince ne\V,,4 MaFry a mile teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn Friday. Phone 2-2048. Miller Road, $2,000 caah. Jerome appointed and will be announced party by hla pupils Tueaday and LOST-r-Palr of child'* Rlaeee*. Vi Don’t Mia* This One! ■■‘Hidjron Road, Sout)i Bolton, Man- Clelland, 81 Lake atreet. rage,, ^elusive with Henry BlS' Often Eveninjffl Until 10 P. M. left. Call 2-3.'i38 aftim S F- m. atreet. "Phone 4880. cheater 5427. Harmony Hill. USED REX Cement mixer, hay- Agency 2-3151. SELLING YOUR Property? Ooa in the near future. they presented him with a hand- cinity of Holllater atreet School 19.50 Dodge Coronet — Oyromatlc $.50 YOURS EASILY! Sell stun cott Agency. Tel. 3683. tact the ElL^orth Mitten Agen Varatton Mlaliap and Hawthorne etreet. Call 2- STRAWBERRIES—Pick .your owm. loader, rakee, side rakes, mow tome flahing pole and equipment. ~ CaU HanciMftw'B SawMog* SpMWIttt drive- Radio and heater, white 1949 FORD Custom 8 club coupe. 1948 -CHEVROLET. Convertible FOR GUARANTEED. Roof* that ning new Christmas cards spare TROPICAL Flab. New shipment. GOING TO Build? W* have a lot cy, or any Manchester Real Eki- Vacation got off to a bad atari Miaa Gladys Rice, teacher here lOlT. . Excellent throughout. Fully time. Up to 100% profit. Friends, Bring container.*. Smith's, Avery ers. cultivators, plows, harrows, MANCHESTER. Steep Hollow wall tires, green. Low mileage. Jet black, fully equipped and stay on tn.any kind of storm, and Kelley’s Aquarium, 29 Sunset Lane — Six-room home with for you In Columbia. Phone Wll- tate concern because It stands to for Richard D'Auleull and Richard for many years, leaves to go to equipped and new top. See this relatives, acquaintances want to street. Wapping. spreaders, tractors. cate^lUar, Beaudry. They left school Wed I /38T—Wallet in Arthur’* Drug 1951 Willy* 8 Station W a g o n - white wall tires. Local on* owner gutters, conductors and roof re ptreet. Open 'til 9. 22, Simplicity equipment. breezeway and garage. Hot water limantic 3-0012, or Manchester reason that they know Manches Bolton elementary aehool next fall. Heater. white wall tire*, over car. For the beat in value *ee Boh rporly car today *t Center Motor pairs, Call Coughlin 7707. buy. PersonsI, embo.s*ed, religious, 2-2582. ter property best. Call the Elia- nesday noon full of plana for the Her pupils presented her with a SAVE TWO WAYS; ■tore, Saturday. Finder call 3320, hi'morons Christmas Cards. Ex STRAWBERRIES. Pick .your own. Dublin Tractor Co., North Wind oil heat, bath, lavatory. Ameslte drive. Many other extra*. Like Oliver, Center Motor Sales. This Sales. 481 Main atreet. worth Mitten Agency.' 6930 summer but when they got to the table lamp recently. (t ) LOW PRICE . . . tha mee* awdem jwrfpmwt ^ Reward. MANCHESTER — Roofing and perience unnecessary. Start earn Joseph Fracchia, Route 85. ham Road, Willlmantlc 3-3217. driveway. Lot 100x200. Price $18 Intersection of Route 6A and Old new, 2,500 mile*. one I* a real buy. Live Stock—Vehicles 42 500. Henry Escott Agency, Man Resort Property For Sale 74 Mrs. Katherine Orcutt has re rhlnerv In OoBBM«$«iat makM poaalMa » VETTER 80B •$ m Trailers for Sale 6-A Siding Co. Also all types of paint ing! Free samples, assortments Hebron. FOR QUICK RESULTS In Belling Columbia road, on whlrh young signed to give up teaching and. be 1948 Plymo»ith 4-Dr. Special De ing and carpentry, work. Giiaran Chester 3683. your property call Suburban D Auteull Uvea, the bicycle on LOW^R PRICE. __ ^ ^ ^ - . Announcements luxe—Blue, heater. 1947 OLDSMOBILE 4-door redan. on approval. Hycreat, 78 Chauncy, STRAWBERRIES. Pick your own. at home with her family. (2) YOUR JOB IS ENGINEERED : . . aU aaptlo laaika, Dnda* teed work. Phone J691 for free R WF.EKS OLD pigs. Inquire 25 Musical Instruments 53 ATTENTION PLEASE! which they were riding struck a Excellent condition. Very reason Dept. 103, Boston 11, Mass. Plenty of berrie* for Jam" or freez VERNON—Six room Cape Cod, Realty Co., Realtor*. 541 Main Mrs. John Wiley and Mfi. Stan u e and sower Uims are InatalM under the aratohfnl a a ^ 1940 Packard 4-Dr.—Cray, heater. NEW 8’ CAMP trailer, first $55 McNall .street, or call 5843. hole fn the road. They were UBARN TO drive..Patient, cour- able. Inquire 14 William street, | .estimates. ing. 25c quart. After 4 p. m. at two Unfinished second floor, with They say opportunity knocks but street. Call 8215. _ ley Field, who have been In charge vTalnn .of a Diataago Eagtaeer. EEBULTt Yoa are protaeted taoua, .eempatent instructors- Call or call 2-84.52. takes It. .55 Middle Turnpike west ADVERTISING Copywriter. Part PIANO FOR SALE. Cheap. Tel. once. Here’s your opportunity for thrown off and painfully Injured. of the' hot lunch program sinca SOLIMENE, Inc. GREAT EASTERN Construction Eugene Gsgliardone, Webster extra loL Phone 2-4848. WANTED—Your property to aell. against ooatto htimdera . . . A |MO BAVINO. Aa «>|^aorad Job Conectlcut Driving School. 2-2758 time work. Can' be done at home. a summer home with additional in Taken to the Wlndhani Commun It bjgan here were presented with gfvoo you LASTING AND SA'BOUrACrTOEV BESULTB. Dodgc-Plymouth CurH 1946 PONTIAC Streamliner sedan, Co., Home remodeling specialists Actual advertialng ropy exper Poultry and SuN>lie* 43 Lane, off Hebron Road, Bolton. 2-2771. Reliable buyers waiting with cast ity Memorial Hospital. Beaudry after 8 p. m. Job-Rated Trucks Motorcycle*— Bicycle* 11 EASTFIELD Street (off Mather come. or strictly Income deal. Jeweled pins by membera of the radio and healer, lutone grey, Residential and commercial roof- ience 4* necessary, ™Write giving YOUNG Roastmg Chickens, ready atreetl. Nearly new brick Gap* for four, live, six. seven room sin was found to requira six atltchea graduating elasa. IlMy were aiao fi.14 Center Street very clean throughout, easy terms. Ing, siding, gutters and leader* per.sonsi and business history. COVEN’iTRY gle and two-family in Manchea- In his elbow and X-ray showed given record* made of the mlnatrel for the oven. Also live weight. Household Goods 51 Wanted—To Buy 58 Cod. Immaculate condition. Two Short Distance From Lake . Personals Phone 5101 or 5102 See "Honest Doug." DougUs | GIRL'S 26" Bicycle. Croori condi combination aluminum storm win Box N, Herald. No week-end order* taken after rooms practically completed on ter, Bolton, Coventry and Vernon. several broken .riba. D’Auteiill show given by the fourth grade fie Safe! ..Be Sure/ Safe Place To Buy Used Cars Motors, 333 Main. tibn. Call 2-2468 after' 5 p. m. dows. "We Make Your House A 6 p. m. Friday’*. Arnold Nelson, I HAVE 5 ROOMS OF WANTED—Used fumltura. U t - .second floor. Tile bath, fireplace. TflREE COTTAGES FURNISHED Finances arranged. Howard R. broke two of hi* front teeth badly pupils. DO y o u OWN an old E**y Home". 24 Oak street. Phones WOMAN Age to 55, Intereated in GORGEOUS ‘DeLUXE” Ing room, bedroom, kitchen or Hastings. Phone 2-1107. and Injured several other*. They Local young people who were CALL Washer T Watkins 1* gi\ung. ah 737 Lydall atreet. ^Phone 8906. Oil heat with baseboard radia CHEVROLET 1947. Panel H-ton. NEW 1952 Dodge six passenger TWO BOYS Bicycles. Good condi 8271 or 8303. Bert Lindsay. present a* well as future income. FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES entire households. Let us m ^ e tion. Basement garage. A swell All have full baths and automat were sent home but soon after his graduated from Windham High aolutaly free, a new Easy Two- tion. Goo'. 1947 Bank rates. Cairo Servicenter. Roofing 16-A time. 8 to 22 lbs. Schaub’s Tur IT COST ME! I’M SATISFIED land having approximately 225 ft. South Coventry ciFred him back tx> th® hoipitai ane and Bette were four-year hon at Watkins Brothers, 985 Main 1947 INDIDAN Chief motorcycle WOMAN — Ambitlbus. Pleasing WANTED—Teeter-Babe also Tay office 5416, or residence 3731. where he w a r put In an oxygen SEWERAOE DISPOSAL OOMPANY Hudaon 3-4 ton. pick-up $232 2-0980, ROOFING, Specializing In repair key Farm, 188 Hillatown Road TO MAKE A I.ITTLE PROFIT frontage by 125 ft. depth. Yes, or student*. Bette won a $250 street, for a Contest. Entry 20 Middle Turnpike West. Phone personality more ‘easenllal^ than IT’S A BIT SHOPWORN AND lor Tot. Must be in very good lent. Later he wes reported to award -aa a scholarship to .Hart down. Brunner’* Packqrd. 358 Ing roofs of all kinds. Also new MANCHESTER— Sacrifice sal*. they need brightening up but that's 5Irs. Paallne Little chk Blank. 8218. previoiia huainea* experience. SLIGHTLY USED condition. Call 2-0974. be in good condition. ford Hospital School of Nursing. D R A IN A G E I SE¥fERAGE ENGINEEAS East Center rtrert. Open 'til 9. 1950 Pontiac Chieftain De- roofs. Gutter work. Chimney* Three-family, 4 rooms each. One no problem at $11,000 complete. Coventry 7-6281 Able to Interview other,*. Give Articles for Sale 45 FROM A MODEL HOME C^l In Awmered Win First (lame 130-132 Peori StrM t, MoRcliMter—Tel. 5308 THE PROSPECT Hill School for Luxe Club Coupe. BOY'S 28" Bicycle, in good con cleaned, repaired. 26 years’ cx apartment vacant. John S. Biff- Approximately ane-hnlf caah. For CHEVROLETS 1950-1951,-1949, 38 phone. Write Box Q. Herald. We Fuml.shed a Few Months Ago appointment to aee—Call Columbia people have lapsed In The Junior baseball team of Oo- young , children will reopen Mon dition. 'Reasonable. Inquire pcrl'ence. Free estimates. Call 50% OFF on famous make Bat "WANTED—Day bed. Call 2-3022 aell, Crosa street, South Coven Honor Student* month.* to p«y.. Forget 1-3 down. 1951 Dodge. Fully equipped, — "WES’nNGHOUSE" ELEC. try. Phone Coventry 7-6828. to the habit of axpecllng friends tumbla Recraatlon Ootmcll got off day, Sept. 8. Transportation Brsnfnrd atreet after 6. Howley. Manchester 6361. YEAR ROUND. lortunit.v to terles. Written guarantees. $1.00 after 8 p. m. ___ ALICE CLAMPET Six of the 14 local graduates of and neighbors to always respond to a good start winning their first furnished. Mrs. Lela Tyhur, dlrec Douglas Motors, 333 Main atreet. REFRIGERATOR erin representing Products. down, $1.00 weekly. Calso Serv ’■WES’nNGHOUSE" MANCHESTER and vicinity 1 REALTOR Windham High School this week to call* for assistance. This feel game of the season played against tor. l^one 2-5787. 1950 Chevrolet 2-Door Fleet- \Vrlte Mr*. Frank Frawley, North 1951 BUICK Super Riviera 2-door Wanted Autos— Heating—Plumbing 17 icenter. Tel. 416-4, 4165 or 2-0980. LAUNDROMAT homes, lots, unfinished houses, Phone 2-4543 or 6930 were honor student*. They were: ing prompted an SOS from the Wo the Andover team on Hutchins Radio, heater. $250 worth prem - line.'' Branford. Conn. Rooms Without Board 59 John L. Orehotaky. Elinor C. WANTED—Ride to Hartford., vl Motorcycles 12 ROYAL AND Smlth-Cdrcna port ■"WESTINGHOUSE" DRYER $900 and up. Jerome Agency. 2 men's Guild to members living In Field Tuesday night, 6-3. Boys lum white wall tire*. Tu-tone Smith, Dorothy C. Spencer, Rich the vicinity of Yeoman's Hall plavlng thl* week were Tommy __ elnlty Prospect street, hours 8 to You’ll Never Bum a Dud C. O. LORENTZEN. Alterations ASSISTANT to bookkeeper, with able and standard- tjTieWrlters ."BENGAL " COMB. RANGE PLEASANT room lor two gentle 3151. gray. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. WANTED -Used car.* 1941 up to MAHOGANY BEDROOM SET WATERFRONT Cottage at Bol ard M. Jackson, Thomas E. Franz when a quorum was needed to car Colllna. Philip Shine, pitching; '4. from 155 Eldrldge street. Phone copper water piping. New Work knowledge of typing. Full or All makas of adding machines men. Next to bath. Quiet home. V r ilE ID If You Buy a Car From “ Bud" 19.50. will pay top dollar. Bar- 24-hour service. Manchester 3636 — FAMOUS MAKE 3 Pc. LIVING- -.J!i±vate. entrance.,,Phone 2-96^.... ATTRACTIVE 4-Room Home. ton Lake. Furnished, boat, shade and Shirley A. Smith. The other ry on the society’s bualnee* TVea- Francis LaChappelle and Leonard •‘SINCE 1907 FeftD-1948 4-doof—$230 -down— 1947 Dodge 4-Door. Priced to ..part Llrae, Call. Bgown-Beaupre - *ol4 nr -reiMAd,. - -RepiOra...on_^aU. Garage;"' Corner'' lo t Naar - new trees.-WrUe- Box K, Herald,------■eight grndimle* were -Rita - $L- d a y n t^ t. Among-thoae-called one Kmg; catching;- Louts -Boraechl, 4$r COURSE?*- low wmivf 'sinss, ■'Wappmg 'Cen- -7191. ■JIOOM ' ...... - ...... ^------TTSBBEN HERALD ROUTE for sale, vlcln clean. Lincoln '48 4-door, $275 Sell. Aer.______. ______PLUMBING -and heating. Fum makes. Mariow’a. —MAPLE SPARE BEDROOM school, bus and storeg. Large DIette, Harold E. Hill. Elaine B. had retired for the night and an FrapeU Baker, John Soracchl Ity of . West Side. Inquire 167 down—beautiful. DeSoto '40 4- aces, oil burners and boilers. Earl —.3 PC. INNERSPRING DEN SET n ic e r o o m to a working person shade trees. Direct from owner. Suburban for Sale 75 Johnson, Winthrop Merriam, Jr., other wsa putting up her hair In Brian Binder. Ronny Cobb. Billy LOAM, Dark rich cultivated Grade Franklin HoRichnrd*on. Edith D. For The HARTFORD DESPATCH ft WAREHOUSE GO. MaplAAtreet. ------door,- $82 down ■ runs good 1946 Mercury Cohyertitite: Ex. Vam Camp. Tel. 2-5844,- No. rir$.3 cu. yaed.-Grad« No. 2, —5 PC. "FORMICA" DINETTE Phone 5092 altar 5 p. m. Must be seen to-be appreciated. curlers. Both came to the rescue Mncbt. Dan Osmond and Eric Per Bulcic '40 4-ddor. $88 down—O. Business Services Offeri^ 13 Help Wanted— Male 36 $500 DOWN four-room cottage Taylor, RobertTL Upton and Rich and the work went on. son. Louia Soracchl. one of their Removed From Their Warehouse for Purpow of Sato To tellent condition mechani $2 cu. yard. Delivered In truck SET Phone 2-2481. WANTED—Bide to Pioneer Para K. Brunner's Packard, 3.58 East I PLUMBING and heaUng. special LARGE ROOM In private home Just off .Wilbur O oss Highway in ard W. WaI.*h>\Thomaa was The Women’s Guild la the newly eoaehes, said It I* to be the policy CARPENTER will frame unfinlsh- WANTED load lots. Screened sand and all —"EMERSON" TELEVISION American Legion Hall — Manchester, Conn. chute, 2nd ahift. Vicinity of Center street. cally. Izing In repairs, remodeling, cop- with private entrance. Near Ashford. Jerome Agency 2-3151. awarded a J. Edmund, Hurley prize adopted lame o'f the group which of the group this year to give all ed upstairs rooms Reasonable. sizes stone delivered. Order now. SET MANCHESTER 1 Mather street. Phone 2-1904. per water piping, new construe- ’’Mohawk” Axmlnater Rugs. Cheney milla. GenUeman prefer of $10 and Wlnthrop xn Obwebe- has been known aa the Ladles So the boy* a chance lo play and a (On I.^'onard St., which run* off Main SL, oppoalto State Armory) A GOOD Buy. 1951 Chevrolet 1949 Chevrolet 4-Door De- Call ,-4291. DRIVER-SALESMAN Nussdorf Construction Co. Phone SIX-ROOM CAPE COD 1ELL STREET, Glastonbury — tuck Orange agrlculturaKnrize of , tlon. Time payments arranged. Sealy” Box Springs, aiid Mat red Phi ne 2-0595. Five room ranch on 2 'j acre ciety Auxiliary of Columbia Con different roater will be uaed for WED. EVE.. JUNE 25. 1952 ot 4:00 P. M. Styleline deiiixe. 5,000 miles Luxe. A real beauty. 3408. ' $ . gregational Church, and their l)y- Edward Johnson. Phone 6979 or FOR tresses, "Charlton" Sofa Nighter. wooded lot, choice of decorations, 10 each game; ‘Their next game la to INSPECTION:—After 4 P, M. Sale Day TWO OIRL.S dealre nde to Travel Extras. Like new. Phone 2-9098 LIGHT TRUCKING. Also rubbish 6044. Floor Lamps. Table Lamps, Kitch-, r o o m f o r Rent for two gentle On unusually well landscaped lot. Turkey Shoot lawa, adopted at the same time, be played In Lebanon Tlieaday. or’*. Hbura 8 to 4. Phone ,5877. Also Several Good Pr,*-War Cars BOLTON — Building stone and men. Near bus line. Hot water, $16,500. Jerome Agency. 2-3151. A turkey shoot for the bencrit name, calla for a need of and ashes removed. Phone 2-3781. DRY CLEANING ROUTE flagstone, Bolton Notch Quarry, en Cabinets. Utility Tables. .35 yds. Including small fish pond, 12x12 LARGE QUANTITY CARNIVAL, BAZAAR MEBCHANDIBB LINCOLN ’48 4-DOOR — Black [f o r GUARANTEED, Fast Sen' Call 7749. doll house for the little one*. Over the church redeewation membera to do buatneaa. Little Girl—(on tranacorillnen with overdrive, radio El antenna, Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode. "Naim" Inlaid. Pietures, Aluminum BOLTON—High on Birch Moun ABOUT 400 CARTONS (To bo aold moatly In Carton I^ta) OF I DOORS OPENED, key* fitted, Ice, plumbing and heating re and a fey other odiCs and ends. sized garage. Ameslte driveway. vrtir be held June 28 the 103rd thunder ahower coming up tal train) Mama, what’a the name AntomobOM for Sale heater, hydraulic window lifts SEE BUI) MICHALAK Excellent opportunity for am ATTRACTIVE Room for ^couple. tain. Modern six-room home, l ’,4 birthday of the present building. NOVELTY AND PRIZE ITEMS. Very Doelr ^ »« copied, vacuum cleaneri, Irons, pairs. Alterations or new work LOAM FOR SALE, $10 per load I’LL SELL,ALL OR PART Fireplace, many extra features. baths, recreation room. Laundry Just lia It did Tuesday night appar of the last station we Stopped at ? tlon* Sponsoring Carnivals, Bazaars, law n Fetes, etc. P a r ^ etc. Exceptionally good all The.Workingman'8 Friend guns, eU., repaired. Shears, bitious, energetic young man. Cbipplcte "Bht housekeeping fa Mr. and Mrs. Adam G. Quandt, Mother—Don’t bother me. can’t MERCURY 1948. 4-door^ dark call Skelley Brother*, 1 Walnut delivered. Call 7195 between 9 ON LOW FRIENDLY TERMS room with shower, hot water ently Kept a good many of the List ae w* have examined only a few ra ^ n a : around. Save plenty on this lux- knives, mowers, etc put Into con Apply in person. cilities available. Central loca Full Price $12,000 Sr. are chairmen of the aettvitlea young woTqro from getting puL you see Tm reading. Why do blue. Radio, heater. Very nice ntreet. Tcfephor.e 2-8714. and 6. FREE STORAGE heat, oil, breakfast bar, garage, kete. Vaeee, Ice Cube Pall*. Toys—Truck*, » ^ * ^ ^ ***• ury car. Only $366 down, balance HARTP'DRI) ROAD dition for coming needs. Braith- tion. Mrs Jerome, 14 Arch street, to be conducted at the Plain* In However, vrito the required quor you aak 7 1880 down, balance ea*>’. Bnin U N n L WANTCD ameslte drive, approximately South Coventry. The public la in Chrome Dishes. Lamps. Overnight Cases. Party Favora. Hata, easy. Only 42,000 mll**--guaran USED CARS walte. 52 Pearl itraet. EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat MAKE MOWING A PLEASURE REGARDLESS OF TIME first floor. > um present It waa voted to donate Little Girl— Because brother nar’a Packard. 858 Eaat Center teed. Liberal trade*. Bninner's three acres of land. Many other vited. $.*>00 from the tfe^aury to the le- ing. Plugged drains machine FISHER DRY CLEANSERS $2 down, $2 weekly. Buy the new SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT JARVIS REALTY extras. .Full price $15,800. Shown got off there. ____ **AL80^u7iNTi^"oF HOUSEHOLD *‘* * * ™ »^ ^ — .•treat. Open ’til 9. Packard, .‘<.58 East Center street At the Calso Station WINDOW SHADES made to order cleaned. Phone 6497. Strawberry decoratlon fund now^elng planned Worcester Power Mower. Fa ONLY — DAY OR NIGHT Apartmenls-^Ftoto— Phone 4112 by appoia|:ment only. The Ella- There will be a strawberry festi Steve, EleL Refrlg. In fact, a geaeral Uae Of utility fanteblnga BEFORE y o u Buy a used aar Open 'til 9. Hartford Road and Installed. Venetian blinds 325 Broad Street mou* Briggs-Stratton motor. by the church. They Also voted to and curtain rod*. 24 hour sendee. PLUMBING and heating repairs. FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE Tenements " x 63 worth Mitten A!,ency. -6930. val today from 5 to 7 p. m. at hold two food sale* thla. summer for the homo. ootUu|e or camp. . . .. sea Qorman Motor Sales. Butek 1941 FORD Super DeLuxe Station Open ’Til 9:00 P. M. Phone 4164. MR. ALBERT. HARlTrORD 6-035S the Nathan Hale Community -Cen AuoUoaeera’ Notice :—'n i8 aeoamt haa Dm Balss and S e r v i e s ,285 Main Estlmatee gladly given. Fagan New and old work. Copper tub MECHANIC. We have an opening ELDRIDGE STREET—Two blocks ANDCVER—Six finished room*, and not a supper in August. They and will he sold for onpdtd storngo, etc. nnleaa ledewncd, prior IVagon. Newly refinlahed. Gas Window Shade Co., Route 44 at ing a specialty. Ed Tanner. 6747. in our service department for an STAMP . COLLECTORS.— Sup AFTER 7 P. M. 46-4690 TWO RCX5M Apartment, unfurn from Main. .Eight rooms. Four, up ler under the auspices of the or accepted the chilleng* of "their -Rtrwt-P<«ms Opeo sva- heaierr Tn'exesllehl coridlllop. 1950 CHEVROLET 2-door deluxe ished. Also room 'WltK kitchen expe Cod.- Oil heat, fireplace, ganizational committee. Mrs. to aate. TERMS CASH! - — — ...... sedan, fully equipped and fully Bolton Notch. Phone 2-4473. A-1 mechanh^ 'Top_ wages with plies. New Issues, U. S., General and down. New oil heating sys friend* of the CathoIl<« Ladiea nlaga. See for yourself. Douglas Mo HEATING From A to Z. Con A -'E = ^ -'T ^ ‘—S- prlvUeges, Centrally located. full cellar., basement, garage, Royal_0- Fi.sher will be general ciety to enter a contest SaturdaJ' guaranteed. For the best in vatu* hehefits. Apply. Soltmene, . Inc., Open 'lli 9 Wed., Thura.. Fri, tem. Only $10,760. Name your large tenced-tn yafd.-imwly p a i n t - 7 o r the R O ia T M. REID A SON. AUCTIONjEERS PACKARD — Clean, choice car*, tors. 333 Main *tte*l. REFRIGERATION Service, ooro- version .burner?, boiler-burner 6,34 t>nter streeL Campress Stamps, 5 So. Main 4,3 ALIA'N .ST:, HARTFPKD . Allen Realty - Co.., 180 ,_C>nter own-terras. Now vacant T. J. In connecUon with the flower ahpw see Bob Oliver, Center Mator merctal and domestic. See our units, complete heating, systems. Open Any Eve. By Appointment street. Tel. 5105. ed. Only five years old. Asking benefit of the Center. The menu and entered a formal table set •xceptlonal valua* 1" "Top" Sales, 481 Main. street. Crockett, broker. Phone office w r d PRE-WAR SPECIALS for only display of guaranteed used refrig- All work guaranteed. Time pay WANTED — Dishwasher. Apply $10,600, about $2,000 down. I will Include home baked bean*, ting with floral centerpiece in the BAYMO 'T S MANCHESTER. CONN. PHONE 74*8 transportation with comfort $39 each. '35 Olds, '37 Packard. KENMORE Deluxe washing ma 5416 or residence 3761. Schwarts Real Estate, "Manches economy of mainlanance, hucury, 1941 FORD Super Deluxe 4-door. •tor*. George H. Williams Asso ment* arranged. Morlarty Broth Center Restaurant, 499 Main ARISTO-BILT unpalnted chests salad*, rolls, coffee and strawberry second annual flower show to be •37 Old*. '36 Chevrolet. '38 Stiide- and bookcases completely set up chine Excellent condition. Rea Bustoeas Location* ter 8274 or Hartford 5-5138. prestige. Prices start at M95. Radio, heater, light blue. Priced ciates, 260 Tolland Turnpike, ers. Tel. 6135. street. sonable. Call 2-2511. CUSTOM Built colonial, large liv shortcake. given by the Catholic Ladles Socie baker, etc. ete. Take ’em away! Manchestei Phone 2-3586, nighta ready to finish. The Woodshed, 11 ^ For Bent 64 ing room, fireplace, cabinet kitch The new 4-H Poultry club, the ty in Yeoman s Hall. The member* All vesrs from '48 up. Best dol Brunner's Packard, 358 East at $375. Lloyd Hevernor. Deming COMPLETE Furnace repairing ELLINGTON —Ehcceyent value— 7691. EXPERIENCED Meat cutter Main street. COLDSPOT Refrigerator* repair en, three bedrooms, tworcar ga Cock-a-doodle Club la planning also conducted a Chinese Auction lar value of any car you can buy. Center street. atreet, Wapplng. Manchester service. Ga.», oil or co«l. Winter STORE OR Office*, ground floor. 8 large rooms. lU acres of land. wanted for full time work. Apply ed. One day aerrice. one year rage. Beautifully landffCBped, Ex meeting soon at the University of during their meeting. Mis* Jean Ubarsl trades. Long terms—up 8409. a'lr conditioning system* in f o u r -p ie c e dark mahogany Main street near Post Office. Coons and out building*. Price TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT to 38 months—25% down. Brun FLOOR PROBLEMS solved with Popular Food Market, 974 Main guarantee. Acme Refrigeration cellent neighborhood, $16,800. Connecticut under leadership of Natsch haa invited the group NASH 19.50 four-riopr gleaming stalled and serviced. T. P. Aitkin, street. ■ bedroom set, good condition; an Phone 6988. $11,500. H. B. Grady. 8009. to hold this picnic meeting in July ner's Packard. 358 East Center 1949 OLDSMOBILE 88 Heater, linoleum, .asphalt tUe counter. Service, Hartford 6-9997. Call owner 2-1827. D. M. Williamson of South atreet. black. Healer, radio also rear 6 McCabe streeL Ph’one 6793, tique cheat of drawers needing The Gooa Harvest Garden Club at Orchard Hill, her home on Co NoHe* and Wmrnlng *f Spoeld Eltcfleii shaker. Exterior mirror. Single radio, hydramatic. 21,000' milea. Expert workmanship, free eati- ANDOVER LAKE — Attractive street. ______mates. Open evenings. Jones Fur WANTED—Responsible mechanic. refinlahing. two antique picture MANCHESTER—Six ropm. Fire member* are intereated In picking lumbia Lake. local owner. Cleaq. Brunner's Very clean $1..595. Your car down ELECTRIC Water heater, 50-gaI- Summer Homes for Rent 67 summer home near gopd beach. To !• Hdd JuiM 24. 1952 1950 BUICK super Riviera coupe, payment. Balance 24 months. niture. Oak street. Phone 2-1041. Top pay. Advancement for shop frames. Tel. 2-1526 after 5:30. lon capacity. Used three month*, place, new oil burner. Combina Three rooms and porch. Large strawberries to raise money to Jury Diitlee Packard, 358 Plast Center street. foreman. Call Rockville 5-5858. Radio, heater. Can’t be told from Col* Motor* 2-0980. Moving—^Trucking- $75, Call ’3087. , FOR RENT—Coventry Lake, four- tion ocreen, storm windows and living room ha.* heatalator fire- "«n<) * member to * , Mr*. Maurice Leonard. Mr. La- Open til 9. LINOLEUM Remnants 50c square I Storage *0 Chrysler and Plymouth Dealer room cottage from June 28 shades. Newly decorated. Neat Vergne William* and Mrs, Miller X sbeclal election by the voters of the Town o f M ^ h ea ter U new. Gray ftnlsh, low mileage. WARDROBE Trunk. Brief case place. Basement. Good grounds, «t Ih'’ University ^ Douglea Motors, 388 Main street, 11950 CHEVROLET Deluxe elub DeCORMlER MOTOR yard. Asphalt tUe. wall covering. I ship. COMBINATION to July 12th. Private beach and and clean. Amerite drive. Beau many tree.-. $5;?00 Including the Anyone has imy berries are serving on Jury duty this week Done by reliable, well-trained | MANCHESTER PACKAGE Deliv — ------— ...... * w'ith zipper and lock. Call 8895. at Tolland County Superior Court purp^'^pf acting as required by sedan. Radio, healer, Signal SALES, Inc. boat. All electrical appWancea. tlfuUy landscaped lot 68’ x 184*. furniture. Tljihnt Hilbot 7t/«i'Real Fj.i*teEstate, 1 'Bn use the services of these >8Gd CGplUl proj* FRAZER 1947. 4-door, medium men. All Jobs guaranteed. Hau ery. Local light trucking and EMPLOYMENT TEST Service — In Rockville. Charter t^approve or diiitpprovG th# lights, teat covert. Real clean POWER MOWERS 20% off. HEATER - FANS, Phone 4464. Immediate occupancy. Price $18.- Andover. By appointmebt. Phone | youths is requested to contact Town Of Mui« blue. A-1 value at only $265 SAYS: "We have Ihe right Linoleum Co., 56 Cottage street. I package delivery. Refrigerator* Employment tests are free and 600. The Henry Eacott Agency. Wayne. Clay or Roberta Kalber, The Mlsaea Carolina and ectaec.tM to be by Ui« irtuance of bond* of the car. Sea "Pete" at Clarke Motors. easy to take. You will enjoy tak Ladders and wheelbarrows. 20% Coventry 7-6600. down, balance easy. Overdrive, combination hero, excellent Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166 or | washers and atov* moving a Were $19 95 — NOW $13.95 Manchester 3688. < Norma and Norihan Barry' of Deborah Young have aa their cheater, viz, specialty. Phone 2-0752. ing (hewe tesla and can benefit off. One week only. Many other Wanted to Rent 68 guest, Mia* Betty Holloday of ‘ radio, ■ heater. Exceptionally PETE DANZIGER’8 Personally car and truck values and at 8109. GLASTONBURY— People like you^ South Ciloventry who make their and furnishing Of a naw cheap, reliable tranaporUtioh. greatly. They have helped many specials. C. J. Morrison Paint Excellent Selection of s it u a t e d ' o n a Srscre : plot home with thoir slater Mr*. Peter Smllhfield. Va. selected used cars at Clarke the very beat of terms." ANTIQUES Reflntehed Repairing | AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co., local Co.. 38.5 Center atreet. WANTED—8 br •* rooma unfur. •who want '"Tlie Bc.st of Every Mr*. Louis Soracchl entertained - A n y demonstration. Bi^nweFs Motor Sale*. 301 Broad street. men find the best Job for them. PORCH AND LAWN about 10 'milea eaat o f Manchea- McManus are the .first set of twins See These Today: done on any furniture. Tiemann. I and long distance moving, pack If you qualify, jmii will have a nished except for refrigierator thing^' wiU aenae the quiet dig the 46-Club at her home for lunch ‘ Packard,' 35$ Bast Center elreev Open evening* ’til 9. SMALL Wardrobe trunk, 32" x 21" FURNITURE ter, Juat off Route 8. la an attrae-' nity and charm of this owner-built to be graduated froin the George New For Immediate Delivery 189 South' Main streeL Phone | ing, crating and storage. Service wonderful opportunity, for pleas and stove. Call The Herald- tive brand new 26x34 house wiUt Hersey Robertson School. They eon Wednesday. Mr*. Maurice Open ^11 9. X 7", $7. Inquire 28 Bank atreet. 4 h on ^ You’ll enjoy the graceful aald aehool to be b ^ l t ^ land of the Town located on Vernon 1952 DODGE SEDAN 5643. to all parts of the U. S. Call ant, profitable work with no lay 5121. graded yard.ond shrubs and a big graduated In- 1950. It was mls- Leonard was hoatesi to tha Mon-- ONE NEW AERO-LARK 5187. Hartford 6-1423. Tel. 2-0892. CHAMBERS living In handsome 14 x 25 living day Club at her home on Jonathan and Lydall Street* au batantl^ In a c c o i^ c e ■ P ^ * ^ * * ^ ^ COUNTRY OVERHEAD- off period*. WANTED—3 or> furnished rooms oak tree which makes an Inviting takly assumed -Chat Ronald and 11950 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR . WILLYS CAR POWER BURNERS and Rafige FURNITURE room with fireplace, full-sized Roy Koehler were the Aral twins Truinbull Highway last week. plana dated May 2, 1952 prem S^by EbbeU, Frid ft Frantic*, the Burners expertly cleaned andj Does your present Job give you by young store, executive ^ and ptonic ar«a_The -four rpoms dowm- Solid gray. Only. $55)5 do\vn better than a good living with an At the Green dining room, attractive den, mod to graduate from the'locsl school. Columbia Ladiea Society of estimated coat of which la $1,200,000^ MEANS BIG SAVINGS 1949 OLDSMOBILE 88 SEDAN serviced. Let us aervlce and re-[ Painting—Papering 21 POWER Mower. Cell 4878 after 6 wife. No children. BxceUent ref. stairs are done In pastel color*. oportiinity to increase your in ern cabinet kitchen. downsLalrs Invitations ^have been issued_____ to Columbia Congregational Church or your car may be the down pair your washing machine or re p. m. Open 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. erences. Phone Mr. Oddi, 2-4538. There’s a finished stairway to the him re-appointed Mrs. Maurice (b) the construction and original equlpiHng See Our Large Selection Of 11947 CHEVROLET TUDOR FREE ESTIMATES. - Exterior come rapidly? Doe* jidur present •econd floor where full shed dor all tile lavatory, three bedrooms U of'M lM 'june l^ltA. New and Used Cars Today pa.vment. frigerator. Metro Service. 2-0883. and aU Ule bath. You’ll also en- ^ 7 of Mr. and Mrs. Ray- Leonard as delegate to Columbia ' addition to the Bowers School and wpenaes connect^ painting. Have It done now. employment offer you the future 11:4 CORDS of wood, old wood Evenings 7:30 to 8:30 $50 REWARD! Couple with well mer provides space for 3 addi We Trade Wild , 1947 CHEVROLET SEDAN ONE NEW AEKO-A(’K Joy the wide breezeway and make ^ gj Martin, formerly of Recreation Oouncil, and Mrs. Mas incidental thereto, aald addition to be buUt on land rd the Town COMPLETE Repairs by Stuart R. Phone 2-1383. you want and need or does It .stove with pipe*, four laying behaved 5 year old daughter urg tional rooms and bath. Full con Miller aa her alternate. located on Princeton Street, aubatantlally hi Wolcott on washing machlnea, seem to lead nowhere? chickens, older style oak buffet THREE-PIECE living room set, ently need 4 or 5 room unfurnish crete cellar, basement garage. good use of the two-car fu»y south Coventry and now residing 1B52 Dodge—Radio and heater. 2- 1941 poNTlAC SEDAN COUPE CUSTOM LINE plastered attachred garage with -volley atreet. Willlmantlc. Miss New Appotatment preliminary plana dated May 2, 1962 f ’ Malmfeldt door deluxa Low mileage. A big | vacuum cleaner*, motors, small PAINTING Jlnd paperhanging. Are you searching these pages and table, plstform rocker and General Electric refrigerator. In ed aps'-tnient. Phone 2-9066. Hot water oil heat. Owner has Clean Care — Priced LowP A-gorge©«e green. AH new Interior and exterior. Cabinet lo ft The children and grown-ups Martin will be married July George B. Petere hmi recently A Aaaoclatea, the eatimated coat of which la $260,000., •avliif. appliances. Pick up and delivery. for a Job that offer* you the op old piano. Reasonably priced. quire 17 Carroll Road. Tel. 2- Just aet a new price of $13,200. resigned aa a membar of the Board " P ’ head engine. building and building contract 1409. A RE.SPONSIBLE Couple will pay too wUl appreciate the 190 x 265 | 5 ^ ,t St. Mary * Church Wrltten Guarantee! A-1 repair. Sales. 180 Main portunity for greater security? Phone 2-3265. For appointment, call: (Evenings of Fire Commlaatonera. and the (c) the conatructlon and original •^‘‘‘PP*"^ ^ 1952 Dodge Coronet Fordor Sedan ing. Call CTlff. 2-4298. If so, we would like to talk with three month* advanced rent for lot"with many apple trees and“■■in Willlmantlc to John Dcnnla SELECTED USED CARS Phone 8597. WE BUY and sell good used furni 3160 or Frank U Pinney 3877). other ahrybs. Y ou , mu.*t see this j H^jnea. Columbia Volunteer Fire Depart- ' addition to the South Bchrol and ?*P?"'** roe^ oS n —gyromatlc transmission, fully FOLDING Carriage, maple youth 3. 4. 5 room apartment. Want Walton W. Grant, Realtor, 647 Incidental thereto, aald addition to be buUt on lend rd the T < ^ COLE MOTORS and TRUCKS you- . . ,.1. ture, comblnatton ranges, ga* home In order to see all the good •qulpp^. An excellent buy. New STONE /.ND Brick mason, also We are an old maniirqcturer of bed, electric Ironer, Ironing board, nice home for September occu- Main street. Hartford, 2-7584. located-on South Main Streat. a u b a ^ ^ y CALSO SERVICENTER Repairing 23 ranges and neatera. Jones Furnl- points for making this the ideal 1.4..:------___ear guarantee. 1946 OLDSMOBILE 2-DR. cement. wor.k._ Valentino Belluccl^ ] cbemlcal.and. electrical. .gbodudCST 'Wl’Stinghouae electric stove, alro 1 nancy. Willing to make minor re- pi^llmlihtey |dwM dated F ebru ary^ 195^^^^^ 4164 — : ...... 2-0980 80 Birch atreet. Tel. 2-1601. MATTRESS. Your old mattresse* now- selecting men who are de- rmall oil burner. Call 2-0397 I>e- "ture Store. 36 Oak; Phone 3-1041. ‘ pair* Oill New Britalii 4-T621 hom e AU Wlndowa are copper Lawrence, the eatlmatad coat of which la $180,000. __ ...... SE.DANE’rT E ..-.: V weatheratripped__ Silent. -^ Type. —'— 'gyromatle-^Trananilirida. T^Illllyl ’ ACKARD"'f8,'~4-"dr.,' light green. "atertilsed'md remade "1Ucart»er; -airioua -i-;FON PICKUP with breezeway and garage. On road. 9 miles from Town. On* West Side Recreation BuUding on OGdar Street, ,, and Cab—Extra clean track. reasonable prices. Free eatl-1 PRICED REASONABLY W'ANTS EXPERIENCED NATIONAL BUILDERS Kemp’s, Inc. lot 100 X 400. Wonderfully com 1951 OLDSMOBILE super 88 two- Very, very good. mates. Phone 8862. acre 'clear. $1,200. VERNON—Four-room C3ape Cod. I Ready for work. AT $18,800 SUPPLIES plete and weU buUt home, in Upatalra uiiflnlahed. Three year* • MwderwuleT Soda B3ectora roeldlng In the Third Voting Dtetrlct wUl vote at the State door t'.eluxe, green. This Is 1952 FORD (New) OPERATORS FOR 420 Davenport Avenue ONE USED Universal electric Dlalribator 1948 Ford Sedan. Radio and heater. local, on* owner car. Only 11,000 ' country aatting. Price $17,500. old. In excellent corrdltlon, one-] Armory on Main Street. 1 i-TON PICKUP New Haven, Connecticut range. Perfect working condi- Call Madeline Smith, Realtor. Clean iriside and out. miles and'guaranteed 100%. See ALL TYPES of carpenter work] Co-Brokers Invited. " HORIZONTAL tioh. Price $60. Kemp’s, Inc. BORNHEIM & SMITH car garage. All city utllltlea. Electors raiding in the Fourth Voting Dtetrlct wffl. vote at tha this car today at Center Motor Including repairs. Phone 2-4848. 2-1642 or 4679. Large lot, and extras by the I ■ 1947 Dodge Custom 4-Dr. Sedans— 1946 CHEVROLET 3-TON Caaao in I Y. M. C. A. BuUding on N o ^ 'M a ln Straat Sales, 461 Main streeL JARVIS REALTY BORING MILL Diamonds-^WatcM ONE 5 ft. Norge used refrigera 6716 or 6946 doaen. This one ha* sound value (two). Radio, heater.'------— RACK b o d y ■ MAN(3HESTSat — Will exchange at $12,^00. Approximately $'3,000 Saa ■ Damonatratien I - AU neraons voting on property qutllflcationi In acoordMce with Tel. 4112 Jewelry 48 tor. .Fine for apartment use. this well located eight-room sin 2946 Pontiac 2-Dr. Sedanete—Ra I PACKARD 1950 8-P. club sedan. Very good all around. REMOVAL SERVICE of trash, BOREMATICS Special price $25. Kemp’s, Inc. to $3,500 down. CaU The Ella-1 SecU^ STo?n)[wufut GeneS Statute*, wffl vote at the SUte Ar New A-1 painL appealing dark etc. Reasonable. Call 2-9388. LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re gle, two batha, steam beat, three- BAST SIDE—Value.below $15,000 dio and haater.' DELCO PENS — (Ball Points). car garage, one aicre lot for a alx- worth Mitten Agency, Realtoiw. mory on Main Street . _ metallic gray. Ultramatlc drive, Hurry To pair*. adjuata watchea expertly. BEDROOM and kitchen set, wash Five room Cape God. First floor PIANO TUNING and repairing. 100.000 imlivldnally tioxcd, c*,r room single. Your opportunity to 6930. KEMP'S The polls wUl be open from 8 o’clock In the forenoao until 8 o'clodc Many, Many Others radld," heater, undercoating. Sin 49 HOURS Reasonable prices. Open dally. er, Frlgidalre, range, bed, dresser, tons of 300, originally $1.98 eafjt. obtain a larger home. For inspec living room, 34’ long, larga den gle owner. Only $635 down, bal ■DeCORMlER MOTOR Rebuilding and restyling up Thursday evenings. 139 Spruce table* and babee-tenda. 65 Whit or dining room, kitchen with INOOEPORATED In the afternoon. Sacrifice all-part 12c each.-Deloe, tion please call Howard R. Hast Wanted—Real Estate Sava At ance up to 30 months. Any ,.dem- SALES, Inc. rights. Work guaranteed for five street Phone 2-4387. ney Road.- breakfast alcove, lavatory. Two Sales and .Service - Dated at Mancheeter. Ooameeticut, thte 17th day of June, 1962 year*. Tel. Robinron 7691. 116 Nassau street. New York. Apply After 6 ‘P. M. ings, phone 2-1107. AN AGENCY with a Hat of ready 2har fleer • lAiVIl 8UIIDINO _____ BARLOW MOTOR BALES ohstration. Several others' like 24 Maple St. Tel. 8854 ,( " twin size bedrooms and full bath this to choose from. Brunner’s G. E. REFRIGERATOR, white ga* on second. Recreation room, oil buyers araltlng for 4, 5, 8, 7 ■IM MAM $1*BT (Over Weeheerth’a) **AI4CMIITO, COMH. TEL. 5680 RICHARD MARTIN, Wapplng, Conn. Manchester Nisrht Superintendent Garden— Farm—^Dairy BIX BOOM Cape Ood. Three year» DM M30 • fhiHe I. Jintlot, VIS MANeger Opaa Until 9 P. M. and Sundays Packard. 358 East Center..Open Honxebbld Kerrlm Help Wanted— Female 35 range, solid maple table and two •team heat, nlcaly landaem room and 2-famlly houses. CaU GteiMn41CaM«w« 1841 Broad Street chairs, pressure cooker, qanner. }■ old. Immaculate condition. Ga- ^ iMhsh a ill iwtM*' Among the 84 graduates receiv and is presently recording secre friends are invried to' attend. tuck-in loop.s for folding.. Pat bitter convention fight over thiaf ing diplomas at the CRL tary of King David Lodge. Tickets will be available at the ented hanger locking device. Call The Herald point':" I All Odd Fellows, Rebekshs' and door. Yalu Raids Blast Four BALCH Is Your School of Electronics commence PRESCRIPTIONS This statement came after Eia- ' Taft Men Propose ment ceremony held at the Christ O n Refercnduni etihower had pitched his campaign MATTRESSES Church Parish House in Hartford Woodworking classes started to Arnold Johnson, father of Mrs Carefully Compounded on a pc'ice or war issue with Taft. day at the Barnard School and will Amy E. Carlson of 104 Haynes COLORS: Brown/Luggage He had grouped Taft among the Gain Boost It !r better to have a good Friday evening were George R. -Navj’,'Luggage Navy/Red For Second Coolie, Walter M. Ferris, and Al continue through Aug. 15 TTieac .reel, died at the Newington Arthur Drus StorM nation’s isolationists in a major | classes are part of the summer Veterans Hospital after a brief ill Reaiilta of toda.v's referen Mac for 2^nd Spot rebuilt mattress than a bert Latici, Jr. DRESS LENGTH ...... S4.49 dum eoneernlng Mancheater a foreign policy speech last night. | cheap new one. We re program which is offered by the ness yesterday afternoon. A reporter asked if he was "try Board of Education and will be three proposed aehool projer'ta From Taft make and sterilize all types SUI'X e NGTH ...... S3.49 will be available by telephone ing- to put Taft on the defensive" Day in Row under the supervision of Henry i in the final stages of the campaign By THE ASHOCIATF-D PRESJ4 delegatinn was being completed to of mattresses. Miller, shop instructor. tonight at The Herald. day at an Indianapolis convention. Staff membera will be at for the Republican presidenUal Hersey, Pa., June 24-^/P) With -two week# to go for nomination. None of the delegates is pledged Seoul, Korea, June 24—(IP) each of the four voting dlatrlrta —Sen. Robert A. Taft of the Republican convention, all or formally Instructed for any can POOFIMC Rabbi Leon Wind of Temple Eisenhower replied. "No, no. I — Air Force and Navy fight* Jones Flinilturo and when the polls close at 8 p. m„ Just believe that someone miuit Ohio aaid today he does not 1,206 delegate# named and didate, but the bulk appeared BEHER DEAL Beth Sholom la attending i he 52ml and romplete reaiiUa will be. sewed up for lillnola Oov. Adlai erbombers teamed u|i again l\ e .S I D I H C annual csnventlon of the Rabbini $ - preach— the truth- about- thaae' believe tlie bortibing of the the top contendcra scrapping ready about 8:30. things.” I SUvenaoh...... ^ today to hammer four of PONTIAC DEALER Floor Covorlng A. A. DION. INC. cal Assembly of AmerlcA at the Communist hydro - electric for presidential - nominatlnif Charles Sklllen, Indian# Demo- Park Synagogue, Cleveland, Ohlo^ People are asked not. to tele Reveals Own Polley I five ffommunist hydro-elec l.'.V ( rntrr S fn rl ‘MMUrluNM’i 36 Oak St. „ Tel. 2-1041 299 Autuma St. Tel. 4860 phone for results before 8:.S0. plants in Korea will lead to a vote#, a new note sounded to-| rratlc chairman, said he ^rveyed from today until Thursday. In reply to another question he ' day: MacArthur - for - vice - the delegates and found"' piem tric plants smashed yester The Herald's numbers are made it clear he bellcve.s that Taft , third world war. .1121, .M22, .1138 and .1l24jP8f "We should have- done it long president. "generally favorable. If not unant day in the biggest air rai^• Att AW. front-runner with Gen. Dwight D. delegntra clioaen yesterday fills line. I bases of the Red armies In China out the delegation. coast joined Air force planes ol Eltctric Sink with gorbogo disposal. He went on to .say he did not t can be attacked directly. Elsenhower In the GOP presiden tial race. Stevenson was expected to leave from dozens of Korean bases NPA Voids believe himself that mere retalla-1 A reporter asked Taft "if we are a Chicago hospital today after a Come In Now To See tory power is enough to win playing with fire" In bombing.the Oen. Douglas MacArthur re to hit the shattered generat> peatedly has .said he la not a can kidney operation. He has Insist peace. | hydro-electric planLs. ed sll along he Is not a candidate ing stations for the second He waa asked to define what he didate for any office. But some straight day, Navy headquar Ban on TV - Bomb Manchuria T ift followers are Understood to for enythlng this year except gov meant by the word "isolationist" "I do not," Taft replied. “ I don't ernor again. He Is described.as ters announced. but he declined to make any pre believe MacArthur would accept The Perfect Gifts For A Bride! think we would be playing with second place on the party's ticket President Truman's favorite, al 7)tone of the planes rstumad to cise definition saying that it fire by bombing Manchuria rail if Taft got number one. though Tniman has carefully the smouldering Sulho power For Color probably boiled down to "how bases and communications. avoided giving the appearance of ilanta Just south of the Yalu river ^.MANCHcnn Comm-, much we are ready to work and The Democrats, meanwhile, "Hfiwever, the Russian air force, were less than 100 away from formally supporting any of the xmndary. But the Air Force ndd sacrifice for a great cooperative winding up the selection of their would-be nomlntees. F-84 Thunderjeta "completed Washington, June 24—a were actually raises the temperature of the water during o f radio .and TV sets for homes foreign policy plarik. which would "if. it is an indication of an inten killed, the Army said. would be able to qualify becau.«e j bg acceptable to him., The letter tion to defy the courts of the United Nation#^ N. Y „ June 24— (/P)—France propose^ to Hint Naw Tai^elB "'I i the wash cycle, and thoroughly drys the dishes tde. most are deeply‘ in defense work '■ was dated June 20. United Statea” "It will give an opportunity to the deadIcKked UN disarmament commiasion today to put Aa Anted experts studied gun In essence, Eisenhower said 2. The Truman administration film to evaluate dehtniotton i ^ a # No maner what the item for competent, courteous those manufacturers who.se de bacterial and chemical warfare ban# high on it# program in fense contracts are on schedule by Monday's big raid on North Ko^ Garbage disposal will grind garbage to a powder may be, if it is something and prompt service at uni (Continued on Page Thlrt- (OoDtlnued on Page Thlrtaen) an effort to apur agreement. Jules Mooh, the French delegate rean- power plants, thsre were ' mrcr'TBBSe having no defense con suggested that • five-slap dlmiloa-* strong hints that mors Red TSr- and float it down the drain. No messy dishwashing you would expect to find in formly fair prices—always. tracts to demonstrate that their a good drug store, turn con- Prescriptions.’ Bring them ure ami control plan suggested by gets are marked for attsek. production of color TV equipment j the U. S. be reduced to three steps. — no messy garbage. firm ly to this dependable here for aura! Thgir com w-Hi not Impair the-defense effort,’' Militaiy offloiala in Woahln Mother F Controls Foes The u.s. pun aas yea puttnigToip Acheson, £den iiiId'Kohday's''ndid on 'Conutiu 'MASTER ETCHINGS' .Source. You can count on us pounding as our specialty I Fowler said. No gift could be more suitable for a bride than Chatham trols on liacterial and chemical geaerstlng atationa inaugurated^* I _ Electrical Dept. Asked Fhd o f Curbs warfare until the fourth stags arid Study Mid-East, new "get tough" policy adopted as Blankets. She'll enjoy the luxury of Iheir soft texture Only the Columbia Broadcasting S trail d in Herald Phoina.. Prepare to Kill on atomic weapons until the fifth ; a result of Red stalling in the ...years from now, sho’irappreciate their enduring system was making sets commer Happy to- be home after more than 12 hours of avtlmmlagr wins stage. I armistice negotiations.' BY dow shopping and Investigating Out-of-town^Purks, Joanne Burke, 9, 'The Soviet Union has refused to i One spokesman who asked not. IS- 'ostorla cially when the blackout on color Europe Moves quality. TV was ImpBsed last Nov. 20 bv Hartfo Room of 21 Ridgewood street, sat down to a heany breakfaat this morn Extension Bill agree to any armament census or j to be identified said "We now order of former Mobilisation Di- ing. Joanne's mother, Mrs. Joseph F. Burke, served the food. Joanne reduction of armed forces unless it realize the best chance for break TKtJM lHAUeo. and her 10-year-oId oomflaninn. Penny Golden, of 61 Ridgewood street, Is preceded by a UN statement London, June 24- t(A3 -U. S. Open Sundays — We Deliver • rector Charles E. Wilson. H a rlfor^ June 24—(A")—The Washington, June 24—(A1—Foea ing the deadlock at Panmunjom is ■ ■ MAMCHKfira Ccim« . . ■ Pay Your Elertric Bills Here • CBS suspended production and had not eaten since shortly after noon ye.slerday when they stopped prohibiting atomic weapons. The ] Secretary of State Dean- Acheson to hit the enemy with all the force body of ^ 5-year-old woman was of price and wage controls were Russians have also been accusing | 4 Depot Square— Tel. ^-4585 also halted its color telecasts, the found shrawlcd across her bed for a hot-dog on their way to .Marlin Field, East Hartford. In the reportecl today mapping plans to and British Foreign Secretary our command." lOO^o Wool —The onlv ones on the air, pirtiire helow. Penny and her mother, Mrs. William J. Golden, look deal a death blow to, the already UN forces of using bacterial wea- Anthony Eden dlscusaed their A. study of gun camera films ; 9 5 next two chairs supporting a poipoRfl. A charge that ha* been r e -' Color development work has baalurt which contairied her sleep- over the clothing and paraphernalia the gjrls Icmk with them. (Htory battered controls extension bill. problems in Europe and the Mid fronKtea 600 Air Force, Marine There’s nothing so lovely as frosty etched crystal for continued, however, and other on l*age II). peatedly denied. dle Esst behind closed doors to and ca^er-boaed Navy' planes ihg^ddur months old son in the rear The Defense Proil’icUon Act. Asks Voluntary Cut setting your apccial tables. And when it’s Bouquet by Chatham 'Camellia' companies have been preasing at 45 East street, this morn which gives the PresYent author day. which part in the Koreiin NPA for relaxation of the order. ity to control wages, prices, rents ^The French compromise calls A spokesman said the western war's b ifim t air attack showed Fostoi'ia, you ^ i be sure it’s correct, open stock and ad SERVICES ing.. for voluntary reduction of all FdWIer said industry spokesmen and production, expires next Mon diplomatic chiefs made a general thr strike, waa viiteally a 100 per mired. Tfte door to the room was armed forces, the hatting of arma cent succesa, tne Air Force said. That Interpret The Wishes have informed NPA that most pro sm ash^ and two chaira were over Defense Output Fading day unless Congress extends tt. ments production, the reduction of review of the situation In those ducers are heavily engaged in de turned. <)n the dresser near the And strong sentiment for let two areas in a tw.o hour meeting ■"Pllerf^hnk armairients budgets and the pfohl- An official apokeenian said di Of The Family fense work on radar, radio and bed was a hiown woman's belt, ting the law die was expected to bitton of bacterial and chemical this mohiing. . electronics for the armed forces. be voiced by Republicans and They plan to resume their talks rect hits were reglattf^ on all five possibly used Ap strangle the wo warfare as the first effective step targets, and the woiM’a fourth Here^s A Gift They els® believed, he said, that man, according to Medical Eijam- As Steel Strik^Holds southern Democrats, who already after a first report by nations to this afternoon. ACheson will meet broadcasters "are not disposed or have stripped the measure of most the heads of British diplomatic largest hydro-electric PMuit - at JOHN B. BURKE iner Dr. Walter iX'clssmborn. a UK "supreme organ” on what Sutho was a "pile of luhk.’^ e de-^ prepared to offer color television Dr. Weissenborfi siUd Mrs. Nina of'Its effective price control pow missions in the Middle East Who pr^ram s.” they now have. scribed the 1,400 foot row of^^OBt McCrossen had been dead since Pittsburgh, June 24—(A1—The. nounced It is cutting Its production ers. They appM{ to have the If everybody carried out these are wilding up s separate four FUNERAL HOME 'Wperefore the NPA chief said votes to get their way, too, when transformers and other equipment The June Bride about midnight. She was^^nplete- fir#t trickle of the defense materi- of artillery shells from two steps, the world could go on with day conference here. #a a shambles. iy nude. Dr. Weissenborn- said the the bill comes up for action tompr-1' 87 East Center SL Tel. 6868 ■{Oo'nllmiisd oh PageThirteen)' •gt# promised to th e U.- S;-govern^ 'shifts,... six-day# a- week,--to- on* Franco 4« Joia- Talks...... -The Butho piant-Ues-aniya' half' woman waa possibly strangjed row. ■...... ' ...... ■'...... (Continued on Page Thirteen) ment by -the CIO United Steel-. five-day shift, due to the steel Plan All-Out Fight The Acheson-Elden talks are a mile south of Manchuria on U)e Will Love Forever AMBULANCE SERVICE and he would perform ah autopiiy^ workers in their 23-day-oId strike shortage. Also'; Wlllys-Overland, in prelude to a Big 'Three foreign Yalu river. Other plants wer* Treasury Babinre this afternoon at Hartford Hosppl Rep. Spence (D., Ky.l, chair began flowing today. Toledo, is halting work on con- man of the House Banklpg com miniate^' meeting on Friday when smashed at the Changjin reser tal to determine tha exact cause ^ ^ rlo u s ly enough, the materials , tracts to build Jeeps for the gov- French Foreign Minister Robert voir and on the Songchon river in Washington, June 24 - (A*)- The of death and to discover if the wo mittee, aaid hla administration Polio Hits Texas, were not steel at all—but lumnlte ' ernment. forces would make an all-out fight Schuman will Join in the discus- eastern North Korea, po.sition of the Treasury June 20: man had been raoed. cement^'-used to make Jet engine i Two other plants in Ohio are riohs: Net budget receipts, $1.136,6,1,'>,- Police Chief Michael J. Godfrey MIRRO-MATIC LAND SURVEYING and testing cells. scheduling vacations, shutting (Continued on Page Thlrteta) Situation Critical Acheson and his wifs had lunch (Oontlmied on Page Thirteen) 5.38.80; budget expenditures, $21.1,- took charge of the immediate In- A cement plant in Buffington, down defense production for two with Prime Minister and Mrs. CIVIL ENGINEERING 752,773.02; cash balance, $6,131,- Ind., shipped 621 barrels of this weeks, in hope of finding steel Churchill. 078,607.50. (Contlnued on Page Thirteen) cement to a Studebaker plant in later,. Austin, Tex.. --June 24—(81— Acheson will leave tonight for Governor Allan Shivers saya the Pressure Pan South Bend. Ind.N Blames Shortage Oxford, where he will receive an Edward L. Davit, Jr. polio situation in Texas la at a Aside from this, the defense ma A t Elmira, N. Y,, General Elec honorary degree of doctor of civil Regtatered Ctvtl Engineer and terials—particularly finished steel News Tidbits critical atage and hsia called on taw from Oxford University to Bulletins It’s the gift she will remember and appreciate her Land Surveyor tric Corp., said the steel ahoit- alarmed ’Texans to mobilise —remained locked inside strike iigc will affect 170 employes im- morrow. whole cooking-lifetime. \ bound warehouses and miHvas (Continued on Page Two) ics] materials. . Early morning sent of Oengreee. u ' EVERY HEIGHT IN SOFT, MEDIUM AND FIRM meet. . , fire destroys 19 of 3o floats for to To Test ^Magic Medicine^ 6 Lovely Steak Knives "square, clear-cut conflict" be Mefthwhile. 650.000 basic atee!- ■Wonderful sleeping comfort with the finest latex foam bed pillows made.' Choose a gift that tween yesterday’s witnesses. He day's St. Jean Baptiste Day pa f ______- POUTI08 INTBBFBBS will last for years and years. added, however: "We will have to Typhoon Toll Up worker* .remain idle alone with (Compromise Due rade In Montreal. Washington, June 84—(*>—A with Scrrgtcd Bladt$ wait until we've heard from other more than 100,000 made Jobless in FBI says tt has located more By ALTON U BL^KESLEB .till or even no i>araiyius among new civil )rtgtata bUl wtalcli would allied industries. And the total .(A P Bdenre Reporter) fymmgiters getting the G. G.? Did . . . at a pric* I “ And Car No. 27, don’t forffct witnesses before we reach a deci I I I Korean Crisis than 19,000 draft delinquents since forMd racial or other dtocrimln* Beautiful Polly/ Prentiss _ sion on the matter of perjury." “ On Japan Islands continues to grow. - peacetime selective service law New York, Jun^ 24—OP)— A j the G. G. blockade the polio virus Ron by employers waa haniM ; to stop by ABC APPLANCE Servel, Inc., of Evansville, Ind., way ..to prevent paralysis from po- and stop it from hitting human you won't bditve! Several new witnesses, repre went into effect.. Defense Depart the Senate today by tto Ia Iw j and look at the .American Steel FRINGED CANDLEWICK AND PUNCHWORK senting the cooperage (whiskey said it will shut down its gas rp- Pusan, Korea, June 24 — (Al— ment says It has been fo r c^ to llo is belhg tested this summer In ( nerves? committee. However, even Ito 9 50 Tokyo. June 24—(A»)—The edge frigerator production for the dura a great and dramatic human ex- j If the answer la yea—we have a barrel) industry, were called to • line Stalnirsi I Kitchens I was tellintf you of a typhoon hit Japan today and A. compromise 'solution to South raUon some types of ammunition baokers conceded they had vir testify today. tion of the strike but declared lt.s in Korea.. New wave of bomb periment. fairly practical way of taking the Knife Blades ONLY i about!’’ hrtiped death and destruction on Korea's bitter pontical feud ap tually BO hope that tt would , No Evidence defense work (fighter plane wings ings breaks out in sectors of Tu Time and 60,000 children will, dreadful paralytic eting out of oven come up for debate before a Exquisite Silver ' BEDSPREADS portions of the four main islands. and cartridge cases) is unaffect peared to be shaping up today. tell Whether It works. I polio. But until the human ... EmMt L. Branham, u .ostice nisia. Injuring six persona and Coagreas quits lor the nattonsl Plated “ .\laddln" pattern At least persons were killed ed. Very soon in a few cities hit by trials are run, America's parents A copy of a hand made ipread made yean ago in off white color only. She will love thia heir - Department attorney, told the sul^ snd the toll was ri.sing as reports Prime Minister Chang Palg caiMlng property damages. poiltleal ehnveatloas. • Serrated Blades Make Supplies Almost .Gone Sang was reported to have won GOP nominees of Chicago con polio,...... children c will line up for' In-■“ and children and doctor# will nev loom spread. " committea--yesterdajc~ a recently came in over battered communica er know whether G. G. can do for Your Cutting Easy $2-98v prepared report aa^ng there.was The Delco-Remy plant of Gen support for a compromise plan vention will have about $1,900,000 jectlons,s. -MCMAHON IMPROVEb tion' systems. The casualty toll Half will get a magical medi humane What It does for monkeys no evidence of conspiracy among included 27 injured and 58 miss eral Motors at Anderson, Inc., will from middle of the road assem on hand' for campaign purposes, Washington, Juno 84— OTHER CHENILLE SPREADS $5.95 to $14.95 ' close for the week of June 30 to blymen and opponents of President more than ever before.. Allied cine from human b lo ^ —gamma that get the polio virus. the distillers was "a whitewash of ing. The vital experiment is being Dr. Philip A. Oaolfleld reported: S i?> C Green Stamp.s Given M'ilh Cash Sales. everything..that had happened in The Japanese Coast Guard said start inventory. Normally it Syngman Rhee. officer estimates that shout 5 per globulin or G. G. In monkeys, today that Sea. MeMahoa (D.T' the Industry." wouldn’t close until August, it Details were not divulged. cent u f some 8,000 POWs being* the G. O. shots prevented polio supported by the National Founda 55 fishing boats with 234 persona tion for Infantile Paralysis, Conn.) la making a aatlafaetoty ^ Purnell Parking Lot Coupons Redeemed On All iJ-W: GREFJ^ STAMPS , Moreover, Branham said., he said, but steel for some items Is Aasemblyman Oh Sung Whan, screened have chosen to remain in pkralysli. aboard also were unaccounted for. will start any day now.. recovery frhm aa 'operaOoa *or ThcJW HAUeo. Purchases of $1.00 aiid More At Green Stamp GIVEN WITH - was calle l down “ in very violent Some may have been blown to sea. nearing exhaustion. Operations a member of the group trying to South Korea. The other half will get the In 5 a (wcrollldo coadltloa. MoBdahoa^ MAPLE Sr MANCHESTER jections that look the same but The success of the trial, say •MANCHISm C0MI*a Counter. ■dMJWHALCeo. CASH SALES -' terms" by Edward P. Hodges, his The storm hit last night. It be after the Inventory will depend on end Korea's month-long political Landslide kills four workers at who IS'la Georgetown' UalverHtt the steel situation which now crisis, aaid P. M. Shlnicky and a power plant near Naples, Italy, lacking the G. O. Foundation officials, depends boss and the No. 2 man In the anU- gan blowing out to sea by midday. greatly upon parents' calm and Hogpltal, waa reported hy 0 « l - i Lrust divlaion, for refusing to sign Torrential rains raised the Na- threatens to idle all 12,500 of the other opposition leaders have today. . .Atomlc.Energy Conurla-. Answer Doe in Fall Late this fall, the answer will field to have had a "much the report. company's workers. alon plans to build new atomie eemfottahla Mbn ’* hut ^ ^ Hodges sprang to his feet at this .(Continued on. Pago Eleven). Yoder Go., in Cleveland, O., an- (CoiMhitiBd OB Page Elaven) plant, prpbably In Ohio Vallsy, ha known. Won thara loos paraly- (CoaUaued «■ Pag* Btovqa) A i ■ S ' ■ A tt- . 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