: FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 19B? Aterage Daily NetTress Run Jlaurl|fatfr lEwfitUtB llfralb J For the Week Ended The Weather,^ June 21, 1952 — Faraeast of C. S. WaattMT m urnut Mr. and Mrs. John-Rota of 186 a signalling device which Indicates Eldtidge street will leave tonfor- Pet Rabbits Victims " Scarlato (iets breaks in the cloth on the finish­ 10,593 Fair, conttnlied root tonight. About Town row for a 10 days stay In Toronto, Haggett Found ing machine. Company official? Of Yesterday's Heat say the device will save' manj' Member of the Audit MMiwara likely Rnadajr. Canada. They uill be guests of Mr. Bureau of CtreutsHona Former uataU nt at St. and Mrs. Charles Cattana, who Guilty by Court Two rabbits, the pets of Cheney Award yards of cloth which would other­ Manchester— A City of Village Charm BrldKCta' Church, Rev. Brohialaw will be mabiied 35 years on July Michael* Wlchjrnan, son of Dr, wise have been damaged. A.' Gadarowaki, haa been appoint­ 4. The ceremony was, per­ Cheney Brother! Inauguratec and Mrs. Ramey WIchma'n of the plan for rewarding Its em­ ed by the Most Rev. Henry J. formed In Rome, Italy. The couple 54 Brookfield street, succumbed SuggeHtion on Prevent­ pr ic e f i v e c e n t s O’Brien to the Church of St. Ann has two sons. Joseph and John. Police Saifl Warrenville ployes for suggestions 30 years VOL. LXXI, NO. 230 CCIaealfled Advertlaing on Pag« 10) MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, JUNE 28. 1952 (TWEl-VE PAGES) to the heat yesterday afternoon ago. In Devon where he will be an as- Mrs. Mary Rota and Mrs,-R.ose Farmer Taught Youth and died. ing Damage to Cloth ■iatant. He la now at the Church Cattana are twin sisters. - The rabbits were the only of Bt. Mary In Putnam. Methods of Stealing known ca.sualtles Af the heat Wins Finisher $200 The Orangemen have cancelled although It was reported that New Lieutenant their Saturday bingo parties for A Tolland County Superior | some chicken owners in this- ..An idea of how cloth could be Foreign Aid West Blasts Gerald LaRo'che and James the season. They expect to resume saved from being damaged on the South Korean Mob Brocowakl wlU receive their Court Jury deliberated for three area had to watef their coops Home on Leave Saturday evening. Sept. 6. hours yesterday before It reached , during the 100-plus tempera­ finishing machine, which Is used In elfhth grade diplomaa from the a finding of guilty,In the case of j a kta.g« of the production at Che­ Wapping, June 27—Home on OmaacUcut Junior Republic ture. ney Brbthera velvet mill, - was - Erammar achoolthta Bunday in-tha .T The..Cpyentry .4-H town commit­ a Warrenville farmer accused o f! leave before going qn active, dut.v B ill Faces East Curbs tee of which William Glenney Is ehcouragThg si youth to steali... ] woTth 8200 ro J 6hh P.~ScarlBlb of as an officer, David A. Frink, son Frees Lawmakers Litchfield Republic Town Hall. chairman Will hold a food sale to­ Slxty-year-old Robert Haggett I 300 Charter Oak street, a finish­ of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Frink, was morrow afternoon at the Commu­ was found guilty of one count | Safranek. The Wlllington youth er In - the velvet divi.ston at the recently graduated from the USAF New Slash Pusan, Korea; .June 28— (jiP)-H'’es of provisional assemblies and For Berlin Fred. Barnes Encampment, nity Hous«,_ North Coventry,. of Impairing the morals of a | had lived and worked at the Hag- local mill. Officer Candidate School.__ lOOF, members and friends are gelt place for aome 18 months. Scarlato. who haa been with the He was awarded a commlasioh — National Police tonight invited to a picnic, at 4:30 p. m. minor. The jury found him Inno-.l i:u A J on 1* ' A* 1 Mipported KhfF In ni* feud with The Pioneer Past Maste|s •As­ cent o." eight counts of breaking j Several peraons from surrounding company since 1947, was awarded as a second lieutenant in cere­ Washington, .June ‘28—(A’) liberated 80 Korean National the National Assembly. They de- Herlin, June 28—(/P)— The Sunday, a t Martin Field, East and entering at the conclusion of communities testified to Haggett'a that amount lyednesday by Thom­ monies held at the school at I-ack- Hartford. Box lunches may be sociation will meet In Enfield ---- The House holds an unusual Assemblymen from their | manded interviews with their western Allies toda.v protest­ Grange Hall tomorrow at 7 p. m. a trial that began June 17. Taking | good reputation before the court. as V. Panclera. superintendent of land Air Force Bas'e, San Antonio, meeting' hall whe.re they had ; home district Assemblymen, Extended 10 Months taken and the committee will fur- ed to the Russians that "in­ a potluck will be served: Those at­ of testimony ended Wednesday and ; Haggett was represented by the velvet division, for euggesting Texas. Saturday session today with nlsh ice- cream and soda... Judge Edward J. Daly held a two-1 anti - administration knives been ir..prisoned for 5 1-4' surround Hnii humane" shackles have, been tending ark requested to bring ar. Bernard J. Ackerman. State's At­ hours bv a howling moh National Police siirround- tides for the auction. hour session that night for final; torney Joel H. Reed acted as poised for another cut in put on the peoitlo of Berlin b.v Thomas R. Riley of 15 Goodwin arguments from ’the stite and de-. The 606 demonstrators outside nothing to^elp, street, Hartford, died last night prosecutor. ^ . _ _ President Truman’s foreign East Zone Communists. 1^.- fense. j the hall demanded the Aaaemblv' » leave. One police^ In Ident-lcal notes, the three in the Hartford Hospital after a Rev. C. William Hoimberg. pas­ Sentence will be imposed July aid program. bow to Preaident .Syngman Rhee’s'' n'*n told an Associated Press re­ IS»»yTi|ue iQ Strike n Match brief illness. He was bom here but tor of the Covenant Congregation­ The epeclBl meeting waz Hched- demands or disaolv'e itself. porter the officers were on guard western commandants demanded al Church In Georgetown, Conn., 8 at 10 a. m. Haggett was ordered the Riisaiana either tell thelt-pnp- UN Forces Conference had been a resident of Hartford held under 85.000 bond. j iiled In nn attempt In finish con­ .The police--under direct com- *n prevent violence, pet East Zone authorities to slop ■' 60 years. will occupy the pulpit of the Cove­ sideration of a 10-hllllon-dollar spe­ mand of the home minister another development. South nant Congregational Cliurch Of Haggett, a native of England j restricting the free movement of and a former, professional tennis i Morrison's cial appropriation -bill to provide formed double rank's to hold back Knrea announced withdrawal of Berliners or arrange compenaallon - The atrawberry festival com­ this town at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. money for overaeas aid and other the jeering crowd and permit the t6-day ban on Voice of Amer- B eat Back Drops Talle setwires Sunday. player, was arrested when .16-1 for the thousands of Innocent peo­ mittee of S t Bridget's Cornerstone year-old Joseph Safranek, of Wll-1 BARBER SHOP programs. leplalatora, to leave. One mem- broadcasta over the govern- ple suffering "iinlold distress." Club will postpone Its final busi­ Ilngton, told authorities that the I Sees 200. Mflinn Cut her was a woman. ment radio network. ness mMtIng, scheduled for to­ Sales at yesterday's session of .387 CENTER ST. West Berlin authorities said older man went with him on three i Rep. TaJiefTR.. N, y.(, predieted Home Minister Lee Bum Silk, Dr. Clarence Ryee, director of 16.000 West Berliners with proper­ Red Drives night. to Monday evening at 8 the auction mart on Charter Oak robberies and forced him to steal, l an effort would he made to slice ; Rhee's toughest supporter In the the government office of public In- Provisions o'clock, in the pariah hall. street amounted to 15,121.82. ty In the EssI Zone have regis­ In testimony before the court, the 1 2 BARBERS at least 200 million dollars more j rablnet. twlre'^irged the pm-Rhee i formation, explained the programs tered in a city council, survey of There were 535 crates of straw­ youth claimed that Haggett had I from the 86.275.940.750 Mutual crowd to calrii down. Then he had been dropped because of a Somil, Koroa, June 28—(/P) berries disposed of at a high of those affeeted by the restrictions. Wa.ahington, June 28—(/P) accompanied him on raids to other : TO SERVE YOU Security program for the vear he- ordered his pollee Into action. I "strongly, anti-government .—United Nation.^ in^anlry- 10-moirth extension of .8 Jnw of 1.5 JO and an . farms., and ..ordered.-liim. to - take i .-ginning Jui.y..j..______...___ —The—ezowd of-shouHng -(wn-and. hVoadc-art -which—eontatnerl exag- Ihish War of Nerves average of' 86.58. certain tools found thei-e. ' | The President’s request for 87.- women pad blocked all exits from j geratlons. distortions gnd slsntlhg, Ttie notes were delivered a.4 East inen twtR.v ThTTW hsek ihTc^ wage-pnee controlsr" This was denied by the defend- ' llnllmlled Parking and Service 900.000. 000. which he described ssthe bui[diyig. Foreign observers , one-sided presentation.''." Gjnmsn Communists stepped up furious a.ssaults by Chinese expire Monday, was voted by A party of young girls will leave ant who said that he had no part the absolute minimum for foreign a’nd both ■■ foreign and Korean Informed sources said resiimp- their assault on the nerves of West Reds on the Korean western a Senate-Hou.se confeyenco tomorrow for a two week vac.a- mllttarj’ and economic sssislanre. Berliners to mark the visit of tj. In the crimes and tools found a t ! Open 8 :0n A. M. to 6:00 P. M. •/ ojsMintt new;«men were permitted to enter tion of the broadcasts was per­ front. Allied warplanes for committee early today in a tlon at Indian Neck. Branford. In his place were brought there by i already had been slashed 2l per and leave the hall during the Inel- mitted with the understanding S. Secretary, of State Dean _Aehe- the group will be Jean Ambrose, cent. ' srin to the Soviet-aurrounded elly. the fourth time ip a week marathon racd against time. dent. the government would not rigain 'The compromlae, hammered out Nancy Kennedy. Joan Kerr, Janice • The House tentatively added 26 Assemblymen who tried to leave he put In the position'of "having Acheaon's momle-hulldtng viait homlied and strafed hydro­ and Ruth Mearman, Lois Brennan. mlllloa dollars to the 810.283.133.- la oatensihly to lay the corner­ of divergent bills 'paaaed by tha were thrnwTi back bodily. One's its facilillea used fo r.. .criticism electric plant.s serving North Renate and Hnuae. was whlaksd Maty Lou Willard and Oainore 790 appropriation bill yesterday in . reTnTnr'ced ChlheaF U also watered down nnaUlt r ----- ment of the hydrogen bomb hy toda.v after on-therspot wooing by f^oiic a.apiring candid.it‘e.s. violated the 1919 Paria agreement Hnuae provision, by Rep. dole (R., sttw RECORD SALE battalion, about 750 men', eharged -Kan.I, which would have guaran­ perhaps two yesrs. The .state convention is meeting at the Colorado School of I biocade of three- times and were thrown back The Hoii.w voted tentatively Berlin. These restrictions have teed Sellers’ price markups baaed Mines in Golden, only about a dozen each lime. nn Individual, Instead of induatry- 78 R,P,M. A FOB $ 1 .0 0 yesterday to: ■ miles from Denver, the headquar­ ; been clamped on Berliners one by United Nations a'nd. Communist HANDBAGS 1. Restore 80 million dollars for ; one since the Bonn government, wlde, profit margini before the L T. WOOD CO. ters city of Gen. Dwight Elsen­ artillery exchanged furious bar­ 4lap<. fllfford Bailey, above, of Mlnncmpolla, la icearly iHirted im- Korean war erupted. The diluted school constnictlon In areas flood­ ' over frantic Communist protests. rages after the attacks. 51 Bissell St. Manchenter POnERTON’S All while plastic calf, white pique and straw handbags, In top hower, a candidate for Republican Deaths at 122 I last month algned pacts to put der the mound of Are-wnrka alread.r cxm.flacxited hy the elty'a cu4me version amnlinls to a restatement handle pouch or box style. ed hy defense workers and to re­ presidential nomination. A. P. Correspondent Jim Reck- prevention hureau. Belley'a Joh la In see to It that the eltizena have of existing law. store 811.570.000 for payments to Sena. Richard Russell of Geor­ : .500.000 West German soldiers in er said Raldy had little rover he- these school jdlstrlots. i the western defense system. a safe and allimi July 4th holiday. In nerordanre with abate law. An administration setback, how­ gia and Robert Kerr of Oklahoma As More Heat Cairse "what little vegetation there ever, was the committee's daclslon l x 2. Cut 6.3 million dollars from a talked to the convention .veater- ] The letters branded Soviet was «'!«• sawed off hy artllleiy. 1.80-million-dolIar appropriation to da.v. Tennessee Sen. Estes Kefsu- policy "imconatructlv.e and Inhu- to retain a provision which wnuM ■ mane" The rommandants inalsted "The Chinese were firing every­ exempt processed fruits and veg­ $1.98 -$2.48 -$2.98 construct Tennessee Valley author­ ver and the Mutual Security Ad­ Heads to East thing they hair and we were firing ity ITV^A) generating facilities for ministrator Averell Harrlman If the Russians were not willing etables from price control. to reverse it they should pay rom- all we had on them," Becker said CIO, Firm Pact AU three had been roundly the Atomic Energy commission share the roelrum. Each Plus Tax By THE ASHIKHATED PKKS.S peniatlno l<> th» people of the after a visit to a hill a-aat of scored by administration forgeiii (AECI, Hope -For Support Little Relief appeared today from western sectors who were suffering CTmrwon. House adoption of the Tails And 3. Prevent the A EC from using While state party regulations the season's longest heat wave in ‘ The II. S El.yhth Army *sld the Cola amendment led {Price Sta- $4.98 T A ijU E—SIMULATKD LEATHER COVERED ban formal pledging, these four the eastern half of the country. Reds lost .50 to 75 killed snd 100 blllaer Ellla Amalt to comment (ContlniMd on Page Two) ^ nominee-candidates hoped to pick (Contlniied cm Page Eleven) Boosts, Steel Pay The de4th toll from the' one- to 150 wounded In three chsrgeS they pulled the rug from tinder up the aupport of individual. dele­ two punch of heat and humidity Friday night i^nd early to<|ay. controls, leaving him no rtcoursa gates/The 14 named today, will be mounted to far altnve 100 in the but to bow out. . 6rand sew and beaulilul... our summer selection ol Jewel Boxes added to two from Denver selected last three days. New Jersey alone ; 9,000 Red (lasualties Pittsburgh, June 28—dress-up Self rising tray, siitln lined. Elsenhower, In a tight race with series of hsttles wHich began at has signed an interim agreement which provides a 12* g cent Price offlciala said about 11 per "T-Bone" h ill-a few milea to the hourly hike for 10,600 employes of Pittsburgh Steel Cn.— s rent of the hmisswlfe'a food money ond donee lima. Choose yours in stripes, big or litlle checks, -Ohio Sen. Robert Taft for the GOP degree temperatiirea. The total On Reich Unity House Bid to prize, is expected to stay clqse to throughout the torrid rone wan fsst, Chinese casiisltles sroiind basic producer. The agreement was personally negotiated yes­ goes for processed fnilts and veg­ white ond summertime colors . Combed cotton broadcloths, Denver imtll July 5. Then* he will 122. T-Bone were more IJisn 3.000 diir- terday by Philip Murray, president.^—' - ' - etables - frozen and otherwise — completely, but snd knocking off controls for ^ Special $ 2 ,9 8 each move to Chicago for the Repiihll- Not For luing In Draft Stage ing three weeks of Intense fight­ of the steelworkers. It provides s I ^ '■'fcl ¥"5 gay woven ginghams and linen-weave royons Cut Own Taxfes cah national convention opening More of the bllAtering crop- ing. modified union shop snd otherwise I ^ J g ^ a C C these would boost the grocery there two daya later. threatening weather of the paat! . , — — . Allied soldiers Thursday cleaned siibstantlAlly follows recommends- | bill. ... oil ever lovely, aver washable. several daya appeared Ip prrtaperl ( London, .Tune 2ft — The Big The compromise bill would all. Washington, June 28--<;P) — A' Texas aiipportera of Taft rolled tIonS made weeks ago by. the Wage hut scrap credit controls and Sizes 30 to 38. VIsored cops $1.25. A^o Chicago yesterday with a for the aouthern half of the coun-jforeign, mlnlatera planned (Continued on Page Two) .StsbillMitMn board In an effort to proposal to grant Congreaamen tax ^eavy filing cabinet. They said It trv. There was a measure of relief ! *" <'f>mPfte final drafts today of a avoid a strike which now Is In the Mass Walkout would end rental curbs Sepl. 39 exemptions on their living ex- contained "Millions of Words " to Jn some northern arena hut it i S"'-iet Russia condltlonal- 26th day. except where localities vote to (yp $1.50 VALUE might not he for long. ly offering“ ■ four■ power talks on Sees Vila! Break continue them until April 30, 1953. peorea in Washington bounced prove they should be seated at the Real estate credit checks would 60 GAUGE DARK hack to the House today with a convention. Another blast of hot, humid sir uniting Germany. Red Radio Hits Murray, himaelf. didn't com-, In Waterbiiry was headed for north central U. S. Secretary of Slate Dean * ment after giving the green light also end but with a provision. rcaOunding "no" from the Senate. Henry Zweifel of Fort Worth. Thla qualification haa to do jylth SEAM,SHEER The Houae>-whlch had approv- Text*, national committeeman and areas, which got a brief respite Acheson. British ^ to PIttaburgh ateel to Immediately from the oven-llke heat. There al- Anthony Eden•n and French. Allied Attacks atari plana for resumption of pro­ Waterbiiry, June 28—(45- This the Federal Reserve board's regu­ »d the plan—can accept the Sen­ Taft backer, said the documcnta I city today facad the prospect of lation "X", the rule setting TiwJWHAUeo. ate's 67-to-2 rejection or try for a will be presented Tuesday at a so was some cooling In the north- Foreign Minister Robert .Srhumai) duction. However, one of his as- a crippling mass strike hy mem­ sperlfic down-payment and in­ ■MANCHirrn Conn*i compromise in th'e mah toward hearing. 'The national committee esstem area but the hot and 1 l«»l,^night they had soclates- who asked not to be bers of the CIO United Auto W... isse iMc.monv De.r,on.n.= stlck.v Weather dominated |arge|«K'-<"''l "H th»‘ '">h'I"nce of a note On Yalu Plants Identified—said the agreement stallment mlnimums on new hous­ Nylon adjournment. will takevase testimonylesumon) beginning | p^rta of the eastern half of t h e ’hf Soviet Union. "Is an lm)virtanl break In th e , Workers Union. ing. Under the rompromlse, regu­ Amid a steaming debate the Tuesday on dispute., involving the , | They also said In a rommuniq.ie solid front pul up by the basic By Monday morning a total of lation "X" would be Idled aa long Senate yesterday: 38-vote Texas delegation as well Chicago, after gelling cooled off i that they had "considered mean.. " Tokyo, June 28 (4 5 -The tlom- ateel lndustr.v." 6,000 members of this union are as the annual rate of housing 1. Rejectad. 38 to 32, a counter­ as other delegate contests. miimst propaganda radio today expected to be off their jobs In Thursday, was In the path of the for ensuring close cooperation In John A. Stephens, vice presi­ starts was below 1.2O0.000 About...... HOSIERY move, propbaed-by Ren. Long (D- Texa.s’ pro-Els»nhower delega­ opened up:ln full blast against the five plants here, four of them 100,000 more than now. , hot. moist front, with a promise Korea snd the Fsr- East during North Korean hydroelectric bomb­ dent of U. S.-Steel who hss been La). to create a .special commis­ tion Is expected to arrive today. of temperatures In the 90s over their two forms! sessions which brass manufacUirers, the other a Instead of tha House provision sion of leaders of businei*. labor Taft, meanwhile, was In Wash­ ings this week after almost com­ a chief Industry negotiator during plastlCB fabricator. O mntzin the week end. emled last night with a dinner the past few months, said he had to snip controls from commodities Full fashioned, first qual­ and agriculture to recommend pay ington, N C., sfter making his pletely ignoring the subject for And. a union spokesman said not rationed -or allocated, the con- Cool breezes also brought relief given by F.d»n. the first five days. no comment on the agreement. that, unless contract negollatinns hoosts or cuta for Congrerwi. last scheduled public appearsnee yesterday to New York. Philadel­ Today they meet eseh other When asked If any negotiations ity perfect fittirig hosliyy 2. In throwing out the proposal hefore_ moving to the convention The line taken by the North Ko­ now in progress were quccessfu] phia. Boston and other cities separately ‘before Arheson leaves rean snd Chinese broadcasters is are planned soon to end the strike, 2,100 employes'of the American (Continued on Pnge Two) In neutral beige shade.' to give Congreasmen special in­ city Sunday night. along the East Coast weittwscd by sir for Berlin to hammer out he said merely: come tax exemptions by a 67 to 2 He spoke at the University of that the hlg power stations on the Brass Company would strike when along the southern edge of further details oh how best to Yalu River and at Chosln and 'We are ready to negotiate at they returned from a two-weeks vote, It approved an amendment Virginia at Charlottesville, where Pennsylvania. But there was a achieve that aim. any time." lL-83 (H.,-92 SKIRT). SflN' KISS--Vei.y chi-chl, how this stun­ b,v Sen. Williams (R.. Del.i. to Fiisen Reservoirs were "beautiful vacation which started today. One aiiggeaUnn has been that a and peaceful projects." They al­ Although no negoliationa are Vote for Delay ■■ 4. ning lastex-puckeied Jantzen print lakes to water and street wear* forbid corporations or Individuals (Continued on Page Two) (Continued on Pnge Eleven) -British deputy should be appoint­ planned with U- S. Steel or other both . . . with the skirt you’ve a bare-topped .sun-dress! Note the so said Secretary of Defense Lov­ The workers last night voted Bulletins to claim Inbome lax exemptions on ed to Gen. Mark Clsrk, UN com­ ett's statement tha the projects companies making up the Indus­ 4.35 to 403 to delay a union rec-. pr. Stsy-Bra . . .-fully jersanese-llned, with pliant stays that adjust unrepaid loans to political parties, mander in Korea. try’s "Big Six." orte of Murra.v’s beautifully to you. Vertical elasticized shirring stietchrs to suit candidates or their campaign or- were legitimate tactical targets ommendatlnn that they strike at front theAP Wires •-./Ute.cnmmunLque.gaye no details was "an outright lie.” associates said he expected "more 7 a. m. Monday, jind ordered ne- your owTi height . . . elasticized back gives snug all-over fit. In ganizationa. on the agreement to an.awer a Tlie propaganda attacks begsn companies tp fall In line soon." gdllatora to coritinue rontrart sun snd tub-fast Paisley Print on fine cotton Broadcloth with The, issues h^d3>een hooked onto qualified "vea“ to repeated .So­ He said approximately 48,000 of locked-ln lastex . . . Hello, GoW, Green. 32-40. 810.95. jor Atomic Advance lightly last night. Alan Wln- talks with company representa­ ROBBERS ARRAIGNED a 876,886,648 appropriation for tht viet "demands for direct four- nington. cot respondent In Rorea the 6.50.000 men who atrurk June tives during the vacation period. ,.,Eengi,tt pjws Wllllmanttc, ,lune *g—(45— •MATCmNG aiOKT-TL'-FThlts-a-wnTaC-bemirnp 3:tbrh ..H . ,Wb,irn,ry. of,, .C.on:.. power talks on. A German setUo-, for "the- Communist London ‘ Dally .2 ..noar..iia.va . b«en....(!0.vai:ed . In .-In­ " In-alt-caaeir the- nnion is seeking Tliree 'nr "tln'xttefM ittrttelTMatt '* gresa and Botanical • Gardena for ment. terim agreements which have band and a beautiful drape. Same colors. S-M-L. 7.95. the 12 montha starting next Tuea- Worker, denounced the bombings a pay increase of 11 rents an hiiur In the Wllllmantlo Savings Inatl- Revealed by AEG Hcjad There was no tndii-ntion whether i as part-of an American plan for been signed since the 'strike be- plus vacation and annual Improve­ lute robbery were arraigned In tureen day. the West would ask that the pro-' jfan. Most of these are In smaller The Senate -Apprdpriationa com­ more milltsr'y -pressure—to break ment factors. city court today. Pleading Inno­ posed Big Four conference be held the Ranmunjom armistice dead­ companies. ‘‘ In support of this-demand, 5,000 cent were: Eugene Bigelow, Robe Stamps Given mittee had softened the income tax by the- foreign ministers, or on a Followed W'SB Plan provision with an amendment to Washlngtodf June . 28—< /P ) . the "gieat developmenta" Dr. Op- lock. employes of the Scovill. Mamjfac- ert Branderman and Alfred Ln Jantzen Bathing Caps_$|.25 ! Hints of major American develop- penhelmecmentinned. might be. lower lewl.' Companies which have signed turlng Company struck earlier this Flamme all of U'HlImanMp, held With Cash--^^ place a 82.400 celling on the up include Detroit Steel Corp„ and amounts which could be made tax- i jnenta .in the field Of fttomlc .en.er- . Some belleved-thay could-mean An informed source said th* neyv -(CbaUnaed oa -Page. XwQ)- week. ______Jn RLOOd White.'green,, rose, velTow. gy today eased the shbek of jolt- succesa In the search for the hy­ western propo.aal woui(r set Katser SteeT Co. ■ A few 'flays ago Yesterday, 300 ait the Plume, and Purchases ■freei-- — ...... — .....---i-v,, 12 compahlea -flp - the Plttabtifgh . «8MrL Pom*t. . Members of both chambers, now ing'new eatrfnatFrbr sroVret atom-; dri;j{eh” "Heii Bomb.'' underw ^ deRntle' limits to''fire InltTaT meet­ Atwood WamifartUTinjr C om p riy tv rig h t of Soiit'h Coventry, (m n -. Ic and air power. * since Jan. 31, '950. Others sald.it ing. area, employing 9,000, signed voted to strike today, and another ed the actual robber. draw a 812..500-a-year salary plus The first concern of the West, pacts which followed the genera) 100 at the A. H. Wells Company a_M,500 tsx-free expense- allow­ ^nsHfin's "’*K*’* »hout Work On pattern of the WSB recommenda­ quit. ance. Congress voted last year to White House visit of the nation a new atomic aubmarine and the source said, would be to get- DROWNING VICTIM Pedal Pushers $3.98 top atomic experts. One of them, i Russian agreement on a commis- JVews Tidbits tions . Union spokesmen said that by Hamden, June 28—<4>i— end the tj^x exemption on the ex­ Dr J. Robert Oppenhelmer. chair- on progre*, In THe WSB recommended a union Monday these would "be Joined by Denim, orchid and faded blue. Sizes 12 to 18. pense allowance at the end of thi.s ai'on to investigate the-poaalhlllty Culled from AP Wires . body of Miss Helen C- Gmaer, our Von Gob gobordine sport shirts man of the Atomic Energy Com- 1^'^’ of- free elections throughout Ger­ shop whereb.v all steelworkers 175 from the Waterbury Rolling 56, of Wallingford, was found year, and Wllliama contended the mission's iAECl General Advisory might have some- many.-The second step would he In must belong ta Murray’s union. Mills, and 750 from the Oakville Summer Toiletries . proposed benefit would hjive knock- committee. said Jater; J ‘"'"K <*0 »’lth harnessing atomic Pittsburgh Steel's contract calls floating In a ciny i>it here to­ JANTZEN settle on the status of an sIl-Ger- Company. ^ __ day. Dr. Sterling P. Taylor, medt- . ed virtually all meaning from that "There have been auch great *9«“>"g>’ for peacetime purposes, Atomic Energy Commission an­ for a modified shop. New employes The strike got outalde-the- braaa- action. developments In atomic energy we Tight-Lipped Silence man government during the period nounces tests Involving high ex­ "oil examiner, said she had drown­ TUSSY SUMMER COLOGNE-...... ! . . . before H final peace treaty w.-is ed accidentally, while swim­ w Van Heusen Sen. McFarland of Arizona, the felt we'shourtrrepsrrTm'these dl- There was no comment from the plosives, hut no atomic bombs, be­ (Continued on Page Two) (Contlnned on Pago Seven) Pedal Pushers . $5.95 Democratic floor leader, aaaailed rectly to the President. We wish Pentagon on any of these subjects, .signed. ginning Monday. . .American Le­ ming. DbROTHY GRAY SUMMER COLOGNE ... Bright red. Sizes 10 to 16. the proposed tax benefit for Oon- we could say what was in the re- Offlciala kept a tight-lipped A series of notes between the gion convention in New York Aug. - - Tub them, *crab them—they stay smooth port, but we cannot silence. 25-28 will have vein of aerlousneas WIN.S 5IISR U. S. TITLE TUSSY DEODORANT CREAM ...... N (Contlnued nn Page Two) (Continued on Page Heven) this year, with such gadgets as lAng Rc|u'h, Calif., June 38—(A9 Summer Fashions The grimmer side of the picture _Mgjor speculation centered ■It’s Brooklyn against the world and -soft as new . . . and always[comfort- was revealed in acreened testimony around the H-bomb. There hg, water pistols and electric - ^ n « r Immigration Officials Say LENTHERIC RED LILAC COLOGNE ...... of top Air Force and Pentagon on the out-of-order Hat. for the Miss ITniveme title tonight. _ _able, from collar to cuffs. Won’t shrink, The ojolest, cheerie.st fashions of summer. Choose been unoSielal-talk the first—one Police In Bridgepq.-t identify Red-haltedi._,J»lue-eyed Jackie Tip on Lallimore leaders before the Senate Appro­ might be tried out thla fall in U. S. Denies Regret I-oughery, 21,'won the Mlaa United SUTTON DEODORANT S T IC K ...... GKubby Sportswear priations committee. woman killed by dump truck keep their sparkling colors. Exclusive from a wide-array of flattering styles. Dresses for EnlwetoU tests. Thursday as Mrs. Pauline Shapiro, New Law Is Too Complex Rtatee crown eerly today at the ■Urge Approval Sen. Brien McMahon fD-Conn), town or country, .vou’ll love the way ttrey keep you Is Traced to Finn Urging approval of the 46-blllion- For Hydro Raids 68, of that city...... Queens 'Village, lend of a four-hour charm contest Van Heusen California Lo-No collar looks REVLON NEW LIP KIT. 3 LIPSTICKS...... Du n g a r e e s h o r t s . Navy, plaid denim, faded blue a Oongressional authority In the N. Y., man crushed to death on that had 10 judges and 2,000 other doTlar defense money bill, Gen. atomic field, hinted strongly June Washington, Junt? 28- (45^ - The^ Truman-sold the new immigra­ spertatora bleary-eyed. dool and best-dressed every day of summer. Print ...... $2.98 and $3.98 Nathan F. Twining, acting head of Merritt Parkway last night In nation today haa a broad new Im- tion law la unworthy of the na­ smart, feels great.., with or without a tie! BUBBLE BATH ...... r r ...... 59c Seattle, .Tune 28 (>P)—A 32- 14 that the H-bomb may have been Washington, June 28 - UP)—A Thimbiill. C&Kh., when car goea crepes, print bembergs, print nylons and cottons. year-old Finn who came to this the Air Force, said Ruasiana soon State departrrient spokesman de­ rntgration law, the first complete tion's Ideals. He contended it RED ROUNDUP STARTS may have enough alomi.c bombs to perfected,. out of control and overturns. redrafting of immigration and nat­ would aap U. S. leadership for, APRIL SHOWERS TALCUM-- ...... NAVY d u n g a r e e s . country 11 years ago after fight­ He said in an address that if nies that' Secretary of. State Ache- Actress Ingrid Bergman coming Vienna, June 28—<45—Amerl-. ing the Russians in his homeland launch a surprirw attack "plus a son expressed regret or apology to uralization statutes -since 1768. peace. can and Austrian police arrest* B Sizes 81/2 to 14V i, lO'/i to I6V2...... $3.59 reserve for succeeding-tries If the elected President—he Is a, candi­ to U. S. late In' July or early Au­ Congress approved tt yesterday , Senator McCarran (D.. Nev.), a was accused yesterday by a federal date for the Democratic nomina­ the British for U.-R. failure to In­ gust to spend six weeks with ed 22 Communlata In the U. S>, ■"■-$5,95 ‘ TONI HOME PERMANENT R EFILL____ grand Jury of lying about Qwen first should fail.” form them of plans to bomb North over the veto of Preaident T ru-' co-aponaor of the measure with sectors of Vienna during the - IV'inlng ssitVthe Russians, while tion—he would order hydrogen Korean power plants. daughter, Pla, 13, object of custo­ man. (Rep. Walter (D„ Pa.l, hailed the Lattimqre. ______; , , . night for smearing antt-Ache-^ PROM HOME PERMANENT REFILL . SUN BACK DRESSES. 81,2 to 14^2- ■ $5.98 to $7,98 boosting their atomic stockpile, weapons "numbered In four The sjiokesman ‘ told reporters dy dispute Seven air force men tt becomes effective . ih alx veto overturn aa In the interest of $ 3 .9 8 to $10-98 77 The jury returned two indict­ figures.” killed when twin-engined C-47 son signs on streets and Walls. ■. have also developed a powerful late yesterda.v Acheaon merel.v months. Immigration officials the nation's welfare. The previous night, the police" FOOTWEAR FOR A U THE FAMILY ments against Harry A. Jarvinen, long-range bomber capable of de-. "We are crossing the Ihieshold agreed the British should have plowed Into Bliss Mountain Peak ssld It la so complicated—com­ Among other things, the bill re­ SHADOW WAVE COMPLETE SETT. .. . . - $ 2 .0 0 a Seattle travel agency executive, ihfb the hydrogen era —the age of near Pasadena, Calif. arrested 12 Communlata lor tha,; Ureen Stamps Given With Cash Sales Ilvering atomic weapons against been consulted. He said the Secre­ pletely overhauling the immigra­ tains the present system of Immi­ name offense. *•' Plua Tax charging him with giving false and distant targets. H-bomba,” McMahon said. tary emphasized that Britain had First public inapeclion today of tion and naturalization laWs--It gration quotas based on national • ■ fIcUtlous aUtemteUtabnth to the "It is of some algnificancc that Despite the report by .top Air no ajtsolute right to be consulted new Buperllner linited Staten ex­ may take them even longer than origina. It boosts but slightly the Central Intelligence Agency and a new long-range SoWet bomber Force and Pentagon leaders that or informed In advance ,of the pected tp attract 15,000 peraons In that to put, it- into full operation. number who may enter thle coun­ ITAUAN PLANE CRABiUBI |- the FBI. t of original design was observed World War 111 -may be brief but bombings of the plants across the New York . . . Washingtonian’s It was a sharp rebuff for the try BnnuBlIyl> Byrheuse. Italy, June 28— CEHOUSESSON Jarvinen will be arraigned Mon­ over Moscow last summer." he said. ■terrible, due to Russian atomic Yalu river from Manchuria. swelter Jn heat aa water main Preaident—the) first overriding of Opponents said this was antl-i -An Italian lighter plnwffi " ' crashed Into a three-epartoirt. » • ____ day morning. He said he will plead The tVhIte House \islt yesterday and aJr progreaa, the House re­ Acheaon, now on a diplomatic hursts, leaving city dry for seven a veto on mpjor leglalation since alien and racist, and (Jegigned to w * GIVE M - ? R ^ E N STAMPS iM ANCNirm Conn-. QO. t Im J W H A U ^ Innocent. He la free oh 85000 bond, of Dr. Oppenhelmer and ABC fused to go along with Preaident tour of Europe, was quoted aa in- hours, and then power failure cuts 1647 when Congress put the Taft- keep immigrants out rathsr than building hertrtoday, kUHaf ■MANcmnn Com- ■ HUM III! iM A M C H trre Cam-mmmmmrn chainrun -(Jardon Dean touched off off fans and air conditioning units Hartley law on the statute books pilot and a It-year-old boj^ “ .(Continued bn Page Eleven). widespread apeculntion over what (ConUoued on Page Eleven) (CoBtlnued oa Page Bevea) for two hours. over hia protests. , (OiWtiimeS an Page Seven)' persoas were Injured. - - . i ' 4 • ■ J - ■ :■/ ' , \ .7 ■■ . f Modem and Old-Fashioned lonference UN Forces D-A-N-C-E Tax-collection time ha* rtriled Employes of Cheney Broth­ around again and Collector of City View Done* Hall jDropsTalle ers and Pioneer Parachute will Bill Faces Beat Back Revenue Paul' Cervlnl has re­ Top of Keeney Street Members of Zion Lutheran t in 1920 has cither party consld-; pendent* at 15 million. If a can- enjoy a week's vacation s.s minded Manchester taxpayers Mrw atiH Mrs. Michael B. .Xloolest Spot In Town! Church will attend the Lutheran - By JOHN' GI:NTHER I • military man for presl-' didatC. to win, must get Home- Is?:'.-:-' thst the due date for the j)*y - EVERY SATTIRDAY NIGHT Written for N E A 8er\1ce | ‘•cnt.Not since Theodore Rioose- , Ihliig over 274 million volos^Jthls both companies have closed Keating of Rfickville Hour rally at Bronxville, N. Y.. on down , for the coming week. Red Drives ment on the second installment 9:00 P. M. tn 1 :Q9 A. M. The first thing to say, looking 11!*’*- * military man ; mean* that the Democrat* need i Provisions Work halted at ■ Pioneer last New Slash Obituary of their tax bill is July 1. . HANK POST, Prompter ■’the campus of Concordia Collegiate into the exposed viscera of the i president, and T. R. was i pick up only 6 million tnde- *•'■4 ___ |. ____ _ To Hold Open House night and at Cheney's this Deadline for paying th* sec­ And His OLD TIMERS I Institute at 3:30 tomorrow after­ Republlcan Pkrty, is that j * r*8i>lsi'army officer, ; pendents, w:hcreas the Republl-' (Oonttnued from Page One) j (ContBuied <«■«»« One) morning when th* midnight (ConMniMd from Pag* O M ) ond installment Is Aug. 1. Tax­ noon. Prof. Armin Oldsen, will adr I makt-or-break campaign is p ro-' 7. In * manner of speaking. | cans must pick, up 9 ’million. Rockville, June 28--(Special)— I bably the moat critical in Us hi*- i •» slake Is not merely th e! , Moreover, in the past five dec- EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT ahl.ft completed its work at 7 payer* who fail to pay their Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Keating dress the assembly of Lutheran ‘ any part of Its new funds to start, Deaths the hilt of enemy positions on the Ubry, And for several-rea.>X)ns it I’rr-sldcney of the Uniteil States tions, the Independent vote has ‘ i cortmlttfe ■dopli'd n o'clock. Both companies will bill for the second Installment of 154 Union street, celebrated STARTING A T 8:15 SHARP • »Utement . ol return to regular operation* expansion' projects not covered □ northern slope. by that date will be penalised Hour friends- estimated to total differs strikingly from any other ' *"**r^**I ^'***** their dlles , been prevailingly Democratic, No their 60th wedding anniversary' Tel. Windsor Locks 2-8079 c a Henry FranrI* Quinn Commujilat artillery lit up th* 20 REGULAR / MES—3 SPECIALS » BoUcy. Thl» favor* enrtin* w **r- Monday, July 7. • j- I fully by evatlabi* money. Th* com­ on the basis of 6 per cent of June 24. / more than .5000 from near and presidential campaign in recent P®®»l<>®nc.v of the | Republican can possibly win un­ Henry Francis Quinn of 07 '• Brice check* within the controls mittee said it would ctinsider re­ sky as th* Chinese infantrymen their unpaid b ill'a year, with Mr*. Keating waa born In New dl.stanl parts In the district. Spe- years. As to w it; . jtiorm . J(,gg he makes enormous Inroads «4aw "as rapidly as possible.'' In quests for more atomic develop­ Wells street died last night in Man­ attacked. th* penalty being retroactive' York <5ity, moving to Cromwell, cfal music-will he furnl.shed by a, I. For the first time since 1928' great overriding advan- on either the Democratic or the iOhe -meanttma, it sayn ..celUni*. ment fund* later If the Al^.cou^ chester Memorial Hospital after a . to- July -1- Inter eat. ia .computed f.cnlnr mas.s choriis and a chorus of i rrithc m ild even sav 1924 __both : ‘ *11* ^’'® Kepubllcans have, ns : independent vote. This 1* not a long'ITlneaa;...... _ • - - ifN soldiers -fired a smoke I (?onn., as a small childr wbers she- jihouW be lifted wherever was* offer specific plans. at the rate one-half of 1 per lived until her marriage. Mr. '"rHldrcn, ...... eonventInnN, not Just one, are sgTlhCy see 'il.'la'Tfie'de.sU-e h r people ; friaUer of ppTtnbn,‘‘ “hVirdr‘ha«tc Bom in Omoulh, Irelqnd, #7 screen in front of th* hill, after I Jkiid price pressures ease. Red RacRo Hits All t h * votes sr* subject to-re- cent per, fnonth of delinquency. Keating was born tn Manchester, The" lally will include the ’ open os a sword swallotVer's gullet. • change. , The Democrats (act. years ago, the son of the 1st* W il­ Chinese snipers scarcely 100 yards 1 5 Hold* Bid For T-H Use conalderstion. T h e. funds in the and spent his childhood in this parade of nations, the Lutheran liam and Ellaa Jane (Denny) away fired at those who poked For more than 20 vear.-, the Amcr- ***‘.*", un- This, incidentally, serves to bill sr* supplementary spporls- towm-- .Hour being broidcast in 36 Keptiln the bill w *ra Senate and Qiiinni he had been a resfdenr'of their heads out of bunker*. ican people have watched the cam-r"" make eomewhat ridiculous the re­ « o u * e requests to President Tni- Allied Attacks "TTdha, except fot t h * fore.l|m. aid The Keatings were married languagoa, including African, Rus­ this town for more Chan 25 year* A few Allied bunker* were hit cent outcries by Taft and No Place For budget Which Is Intended to fi­ June 24, 1902. at St. John's sian, Japanese, and covering .55 w d lw h f" c ‘"d?d'l'* *’f“ T i bey-inll auch obvloTIi items JJnan. aaklns him to tia* the 80>day and was a member the Britlsh- directly, Becker said, but nobody Stop Road Work with the candidate of at least one ipe GOP is avid for pow- other* that Dcmocrata'haVe been nance the program recently au­ at territories and foreign countries. So*strike prorislon of the Taft- American Club since April, 1922. was In them. Church. Middletown. Shortly party unmirtabably visible. voting. fng Mrs. Elisabeth Penelope Ber- to Conn. 83; 4.5 miles of Conn. 83 turer of the state grange. Both ; k The Taft people say, "This is a middle SO'a) was axlomatlcally at also in Somers northerly from the BROUGHT BACK BY -= , Sh e best we could and we got a National Committee of th* Amer- i P*''ly nomination.. He geron, .7.5. of 87 Harlsn road, " '‘ f ' arms are free of casts, and she struggle for survival." considered to be very much blg- The Communists protested the Ellington towm line; 1.8 mile* of PO PU LAR BEQITE.'^T Plus: .lohnny Ray Sing# In ^ ilr ly good law.” _ , lean Communist Party. i ‘•''Iturtsed Elsenhower for what he of William Bergeron, died last night , "THE GREAT CARUSO” took part in ceremonies recently MRS-UUGH SWAN.SON The tactics of Taft supporters i K®'' Iban the Democratic donkey ^ Some of the otheh provision* in three-day recess In armistice talks Conn. 30 In Vernon southerly from Eddie Condon’# Short Shocking Example* ' pulling hi* punches In at- at Manchester Memorial Hospdsl Mario l.jinr.a— Apn Blyth held in Winchester, Mr. and Mr.#. in picking ^ro-Taft men for all ' elephant has shrivelled, 3|he compromise bill would: called by M*1. Gen. William K.- the Tolland town line; 0.8 miles ; It said Foster called the altack* ticking th* Truman admlnistrs- after a short Illness. Mr*. Bergeron "BRONCO BltSTKR” When the couple left for an air top convention Job* show that ^be donkey has cardinally Permit Impprla of scarce mate- Harrison yesterday to give the of Conn. 74 in Vernon westerly I "shocking example! of ruthleaa /Ion. was born In Chaplin, Jsn. 25. 1917. trip to Bermuda, the bi-idc was they take this struggle for sur- ferown. J^ala for doniest'tc use, Reds an opportunity lo reconsider, from the Vernon town line and 6.8 I Scott Brady—-Inhn Lund • STARTS SUN • cil the impreFsive dedication cere- Mrs. John- \V 114am . military savagei^ and lrr*ipoh*l/| Russell and Kerr took a couple the daughter of the late Samuel A recent Gallup poll, working «» Relax import ban* on fats and their'stand In the desdlockM true# , mile of Grove street sl.ao in Ver- SUNDAY snd MONDAY wearing a coral suit, wliite actes- vival In a highly perTOnal way b i m . v . . . . The Yalu river raid I of swats at Elsenhower In their and Nettle (Snowi ChSprhan. She "Love I# Better Than Ever" Alan Ijidd—Llr. Scott monies of Winchester Grange. Ferrell of 157 Birch fitrcel, was* sorlc.s and \vhite orchid corsage. ; and are determined to preserve : on the basis of an estimated elgc- including—milk-.Jtnd.—dairy., ■*..:Cplot*do - *p*ech*a ye#Urday,-*ut * memN^r o f Nortlv Methodist . ,nop .from, t.he. .MJle. HJU_ Ove.iT.a**. has-the- moe^-alnlster aspeot- ' EllrAKerH'TSJ’liir™'; M.-s. Coughlin--raqucsts...-all w h o ™ , ^ . ^ , Frrr ■■ thc Trcfcnt they 'Wilt-' make "t.hc1r~pHrty "coTitTCit TegBrittcwrcifTtorate-of-Sfi -miilion,"buts-th-i ~ products. lo Ea.at Main street. "RED 5IOI\NTAIN~ veallng how the war-moni m g the general had no comment on church and was ;mployed si the , . J*!*" "Barefoot Mailman”. desire to enter a square dance con- s|x-anson of 18 .Stanley sfieel. Ea.sl JJ Allow loans to manufacturers of the. remarks their, home with the bride's the effect upon the election. i ocrata ab 21.5 million, the Repub- 923 MAIN ST. PHONE 417T militarists will utilise ir Bobert Cummings (In Color) test to contact her for further in- Hartford. The ceremony wa.s pci- jpewsprint. powers on the fllmsleet p rm xt.” * Russell did not mention Eisen­ I fo*rked over the t » 7 , o f p rijo j*; parenUs. 1 fl. Not since Gen. Leonard Wood llcans at 18.5 million, and Inde- JL(#1* Show Tonight and Sunday formation. A square dance con- i formt-d bv Rev. Edgar Farrell at - ____ • ■ _____ - I * .Sxempt from wage controla-per- ... Still on- the same enl^W -a^N*- hower's name when he^satdr “ I ,______#- PLU S a - _ Beside* T>*r Tiiisfishd; she ------OHicials-Approve Adult* 50c— Children. 20c test wilt bf'heldletd Amr„TAtig:. 7 aCat“ Btomr.'^Jtnrrs. ^ n\ipliai Slass in St. JahVeV i aons making lesa than a dollar an tionsllst authority on Manchurian should like to hear the reaction of two sons, Carilon snd Donald Ber­ FREE PARKING "PAULA”—lajrctta. Young Mrs, Julia Rettberg, chairman Church at 10 o’clock. Mrs. Jane hour, employed. In farm work or power said today MuMen, Dairen our hoy* on the Korean front to geron; a daughter, Carol, B»rgeron, of theU.S- Home »u Economics1 4 commit- * . Maccaronc played the bridal music. '.^y a hustnesa with eight or fewer and Port Arthur—*1)* of a Soviet a recently statement by * general all of Manchester: snd a brother, Site of Fireworks tee, has the rules for a contest on piadjoij', carnations and palm.a ,,employes: also professional engl- naval base must fell a sen-1 in mufti right here in Denver thst Robert Chapman of Old Lyme. Relief Possible cinnamon rolls for anyone desir­ "neers, certified public accountanta decoratcfl the altar miS power short* a result o f . we have no more to fear from Services will he held Monday at ing to enter. lind architects. Annual site st Memorial Field P:esontcd in marriage by her United Nations r. strike* against j Communist military' might than 1 pm. st the Holme* Funeral for the fireworks display the night Miss Virginia Schwarm, Mis* The committee rejected a Houae Korean hydroejfttrie plant* . f In Green Area father, the bride w'as attended by from pollywngs swimming down Home. 40n Main street. Rev. W il­ of July 4 has been approved' by SUN- MON- TUES. Patricia -Zimmer were graduated provision to exempt from wage Kwo Keh-Tf; a Piirdue Univer her sister. Mr.s. Doris Ferrell a muddy creek.” lard J. McLaughlin, pastor of North state police. Sun. rnntlniiniiK At 2 P. M. froin St. Mary’s School and Jean econtrols anyone employed by news- sity-tralned Engineer and odhsldei*- .\berle of Rockville, as matron of K#rr said Elsenhower. If Presi­ Methodist Church, will officiate. Some Jiope that water service Aldo Paganl, chairman of the STATE Ton., Tuos. Mat. nt % —K va,, GtUS Suhisky. Edward Cowing and Mar- Jpapers. magasine publishers, radio ed the. fopemost Nationalist *u- dent. would he blocked bv a "hard Jolaine Hew.son from East Hart­ honor. Edward D. Clegg of Burial-will be tn Smith Cemetery, to the Manchester Green area may committee in. charge of the dis­ «and television stations or In thea- thorlty oh Msnchuiisn power, es­ core of Isolstlonlst*’’ in * Repuh- 1 chsplln. ford High School, Walter Simon Hazardville w'as 1)081 man for Mr. •ter, movie or outdoor advertising be Irhproved much aooner than for­ play. has met twice tpl* week with Swaiuson, and the ushers were timated the Allied homhlng* of the llcan Congress In arty effort* to ] Friends mav rail st the funeral local police, fire department snd has returned home after complet­ .justnesses. Yalu ^iver .pjtwer, plant* knocked put across his foreign policy. hnme tomorrow- from 3 to 5:3fi p.m. merly thought possible by Instl- MEN of STEEL! WOMAN of FLESH! ing his first year at UConn. Walter Neuman of East Hartford, park department official* and and Frank Fazzina of this town. nut 4K per rent of Manchuria's In- Harrlman, talking to 15 o f *nd 7 to 9:.70 p m .. tilting temporary measures has' capl. TIos* Urquhart of the State Wedne.sday morning Mr, and du s^al pow-er. The bride’s gown of Imported Wyoming's 30 delegates st Chey- | ______' been raised hy Assistant Superln Fire Marshal's, office to receive Mr.s. Walter FoiTest, past master enn# yesterday, deplored efforts tn and member of the Executive,, Chantilly. , - lace_ over satin was de- |C1 0 . Company Pact tfndent of the Water and Sewer suggestion* on the beat* way* to Congress lo end price snd rent put the display on al'.the alt*. Board, and secretary, respectively.'!wHb a fitted bodice a yoae l^^coiiU Go Monday control*. He said thta cquid lead 1 Senate Reiects Department Fred E. Thrall. of Hill.stow'n Gi-ange, left by plane lllugion edgeji with seed pcai-l.s Bobsts Steel Pay to economic disaster. I Thrall said today that he la con- | for Milwaukee. Wlaednain, to at- " " v Insert of pleated nylon ■? . . • - ■' .. / In a preliminary sp#ech at Gul­ I sideling the feasibility of u.aing | tend the National Convention of 1 *"*!*'-. tight-fitting sleoves (Continued from Page One) " On Mexico Trip den. Kefauver came nut strong for House Bid to ■ aluminum pip* which can be han- ; the Dale Carnegie International. I a prtnt at the W'rlst>t western reclamation projects and ! died easily and laid on top.pf the j Mr. Forrest was a contestant in I bouffant skirt terminating in Th blunt nppoaitlftn to tha ground, thereby aavtng the tim e: the state finals and won first j t cathedral train. A coronet of ^must Join the union hut caiv " ’Ith- Local senior Scouts will leave I ■draw between his 20th and 30th normally used for the excavation prize, which entitled him to com- , orange blos.soms and seed pearls MoT^a";- ? o 7 T j= 'y To-mTI^ 13X 68 pete in the national. Hillstow'n ' bcld her finger-tip veil of illusion daj’ of work. whei-e thev will stay at th* Phil-> * "* "’ ’^"fher*. necessary for the permanent tn- 1 A Pittsburgh Steel spokesman slallallon of cast iron jiipe, lo g e t' TODAY and TOMORROW . Grange members wish Mr. Fonest | Placc. and she carried a cascade the water up to th# Green are*. every success, and w'ill be hoping ' bouqwtri of white rosebiids, and ' ’ .said 89 per cent of hls'company'a Continuous Fmna:2:l5 FOR ONE WEEK ONLY eligible employes alreadv belong to However, such a project re- I that he takes first prize Iq this gypsophila with white orchid cen­ qiilrea a relatively smooth terrain, j contest. ter. ■the'union "and therefore , it was 54 Brookfield street; Wllltsm Hun decided no practical purpose could support during the week. There and Thrall Said he wa-a going to ; •’"■'■n ______Wiipplng The matron of honor wa.s nlfnrd. 44t Center street: John Sen. George (D-Ga), chairman Investigate the terrain over w-hl-.i | The Wappitig Grange family gowned in blush pink piantilly ■-be achieved by - continuing the Drew. 13 Bond street; snd Charles was some reshuffling among dele- of the tax-writing Senate Finance A tiiirit* lUaMr jtr ik e On the union shop Issue." gates already n»med and Repub­Ri the pipe would be laid to see If I t ; outing will be tomon-ow at Mr. lace and nylon marquisette. Her NOW GOING ON Borglds. 17# Wadsworth street. committee, said backer* of the — Th* agreement, retroactive to licans chose new one# - In llllnol* would be suitable. ' w* MOpAt MCMU • •nfiw ntW • Imid IWif • Mam (pMmt and Mrs. Fi'ancis Foster's cottage oa.scado bouquet was of Talisman The.y will he part nf the group proposal were arguing without Thrall added thst this wo\ild tn | VfiRl *••«« • WMt hfirlr . at Chalker Beach, Old Saybrook. ro.ses and gypsophila. ■]Aprll 1, provides six paid holidays,, of 21 Scouts of Southbound E x­ snd Puerto Rico. / Democrats In i merit that businessmen are allow­ Md ClRV< • etftCMt »r K jh r t e weeks' vacation after IS no wsy sffect the 850,QOO project Pack enough food and supplies for For the reception which fol- pedition 2R. sponsored hy Charter Indian*. New- Mexico and Mtsals-1 WHILE BRUNNER'S IS COMPLETELY tiw'eara instead of 2S years, an in­ ed such deduction* for living cost* construction which 1*' — ON THE SAME SHOW — your family to spend a da.v at the | lowed the ceremony at the Fcr- i alppl, I incurred in their work.. crease in ihift differential* of from Oak Council. Henry Jan.#sen. II designed tn Improve the beach and plan to be thcTF before rell home, the bride's mother wore 1 Avondale road, and Steve Von The AasqiHated Prea* labiilatinn. “ Ptiblic officials don't take „f. I' *.#ked whe- follow the route to th* while orchid corsage. ' The expedition will require 19 mitted is reviewing material for a i r T A B L E T V ■ Steelworkers now average 81.95 Repuhtiesn T s fl 482. Eisen-' m jfr da.vs. Including traveling, with IS ther there ws* danger of the Sen-1 , fall presentation. A second drill 11^ hour. hower 404. Nomination requires ate becoming "s millionaire's rluh” reservoir along which the perma- FLOOR SAMPLES, DEMONSTRATORS and • The W 8B recommended settle­ days on the ranch. The boys 'Sm SETO team Is being formed and especial­ REG. $327 have almost completed gathering #04. ,| In which none hut the wealthy pro ect Is being constructed, | i m e n t called for a 12 >a. cent hourly ' and would be used only until the ly new membei's are invited to their equinment for this long Democratic K e f a u ver 2514. [ could sfford to serve. m m m DO YOU KNOW? ^M y (ncreaae, retroactive to last permanent project \ta* completed. participate. For further informa-1 BRAND NEW MERCHANDISE AT awaited adventure.__ Russell 1354. Harrlman 9 9 4 . It I On the final vole, only Sens. Kl- Prescriptions' Called For and - 3 « b . 1 when the contract expired, An investigation of the terrain tioh regarding bowling, dramatics. I take* #1# lo win, i lender (D-La) and Murray (D- or drill team, please contact" the Delivered Promptly At No Ex­ %nolher 2 4 cent* an hour .luly 1 will be made early next week to Flgiire# Compared | Monti vpted In favor of the tax master or lecturer. tra Charge. Jgnd the s.ame amount next Jan. 1. determine whether aluminum pipe 1 ■Che recommendation, including South Korean Mob There figures compare with last ' benefit. Ann SHERIDAN • John LUND • Howard DUFF Next meeting. Jul.v 8, is a Pov­ CALL 2-9814 Cringe benefit*, would amount to Saturday's' total of 467 for Taft: : ______' ' can be used. erty Social. Wear your Old clothes ?199 26-cent-an-hour package. 392 for Elsenhower: 24# for Kefau-1 Yesterday. General Manager DAN0IN8 TO nIb HT PLUS and come prepared to has'e fun. PINE PHARMACY Completely Installed With M ' J The big ateel companies have Frees lawmakers Richard Martin said the coat of the The Thrill Story of the Men Outside Antenna and -r ■ maintained the major stumbling Harrliiin M lllric lO AttCIld 2,000 feet of the pipe would be Foaturing Den and Vi Who Ride Danger . . . And the EMPEROR GETS BUS With Warranty .m The Republicans, with the 83..500. Women 7Vho Dare to I-ove Them] “BRONCO BUSTER” m ock toward entftng th* strike Is MODERN. POLKAS and TREMENDOUS naming nf 10 at-large delegates Clui^ay's insistsnee on s union (OonMniied from Page One) As8e88or8’ Meet Addis Ababa, Ethiopia (45— Em­ Monday in Illinnia. completed se­ SQUARE DANCING ~EN D 8 Alan Ladd in Plus: "Gobs and Gals" «hop. Murray not only lays this ------r- peror Halle Selassie has received (.'nirtlnunus F'rnm 2 p.nri. A pro-Rhee resoUiHon for suto- lection of the total 1,20# delegate TODAY “RED MOUNTAIN” hla American-built luxury bus and! in't so but declares other Issues, Assessor Henry Mutrie will he ■ • FINE FOOD PRESCRIPTIONS LIKE THESE: re Involved. msttc dissolution nf the Assembly votes. Democrat*, who meet two Is planning his first provincial tour ' J was Introduced hut the legislators weeks later on July 21, have le.#s among 80 Oonnecticul assessors. Court ases • LEGAL BEVERAGES In the vehicle. Carefully Compounded • Pittsburgh Steel says all of the adjourned before it was put to a than 100 more of their 1,230 to who are meeting at the University 1 Jerms and condition* in its interim The coat of the bus was reported vote. — . pick. of Connecticut. Monday, for a ' The rase of Gerhardt Emil Dancing Every Thnrsflay. 'to be 820,000. It'Kaa sleeping com­ Arthur.Drug Stores •greem ent "a r e subject tn sdjust- Then the emw-d prevented the Biggest political news nf the week-long program o^lecturea Friday and SaDirday Night MODEL "60* to those which subsequently , Schoenwolff, ,36, of #8 Wetherell partments, a bath, kitchen and lawmakers from leaving, with week Included Taft's claim that he and dlsC\i*alons. dining room. ••re incorporated in a new contract shouts of "go on back In and go lack* but three vote* ^ clinch the The annual school A.# held to slceet. arrested Wednesday after Jay’t Jiitaiir«iit 1 hf. .i.»wl.9n.. *04 ..the. basic, tn-workt " ------—'—‘ ------i OOP •nonrtnatlnn: Blsenhrnver‘a-|-serve as a laboratory at-w1ilrh-ex- ^poltce say th e y fwind a recarder' teel Industry--except th* provl- REMINGTON The Assembly voted 8.7 to 0 decleion to take on-the-spot com­ perlenced Assessor* can present, aiiegediv stolen from Cohum and O AK RTRl lon with respect to the union early today—with 15 abstaining— mand o f'h is bid at the Chicago hop." and work out problems hy mean* tMlddieVfodk , last March in hi* ; H U R l ? Y to accept the month-old resigna­ convention, and Illinois Gov. Adlai ■a CMtclals of Pittsburgh Steel ex- of lectures and discussions. ihome, waa continued to July 11 in , ELECTRIC SHAVER tion of Korean Vic* President Kim Stevenson!* change of heart about The school is Vpon.sored.-jointly, Town Court this morning. Schoen- W« could go on a Malned the Interim agreement was Sung Foo. a possible Democratic draft with Signed-because none of the cOm- by the Connecticut Assocl^tipn of | woIff i* free under 8500 bonds. ~ REGULARLY $27.50 him a* the^ target. ______,A>.se*alrig..DifJ£*i:i* JiRltOJlAl :Aaa0.-.i,-, -Schoenwolff .wa*.arr«*t* t y o u r the^ eontraote AnaHy Alias Fothergill re'-elected governor this year, jlchieved in ba.sic steel provides stitute of Public Setwlce, Univer­ Charles Brennan. 17. of 85 Brook­ ONLY—$15-99 switched to a wait-and-see atti-, sity of Connecticut.. lyn street, Rockville, one o f several Asa.llaxier Am.<0NDITi0NED COMFOjtTl m rg er wage boosts than those Becomes Sister tude. M. Hepkia. Jgreed upon in the Interim agree- Elsenhower hacker* , said the yoiit'Jbf.lnvolved in a disturbance DA'NCING TONIGHt ir Fint Food O XfP/ffO R ltKTSt at a Manchester eating place April "Ontcaat aaients, adjustments will be made Taft people know- "th e‘jig is up," 13, was fined *75 by Judge'John Of Poker TO THE MUSIC OF . i r Ltgol Bavtraqcs j s all contracts bsatcalty are the Shirley L. Fothergill. . . . of'’ 164 . a claim promptly denied. Taft About Town S. G. Rottner nn a charge, of breach Flat#” PAUL McGEARY r jiame. Maple street and Mary Hannon of Etienhow-er was not hitting S:3*-S;l* ■' '■ The company Immediately be- Tolland received the religious hah- : hard enough at th* Truman admln- of the peace. AND HIS BAND WITH Auxiliary Police will meet for Attorney Simon Coheii of Rock­ :|ran plans for ^^1I scale produc- It of. the Sister of Mercy at cere-, latratlon SUN.t Alan Ladd In JEANNIE RAY, Vocalist ■tlon. It*' plants are located at. monleji in Hartford's St. Joseph J A'new’ note among the Republl- j »>«sebjill practice at Mt. Nebo at 7 ville, repreaenting th* youth, told the court Brennan has volunteered "RED M O U N TA IN " and jonesaen end Allcnport. Pa.. Wdr* Cathedral yesterday. Most Rev. i ^ana was th* report thst Gen. | ° •'’ “ " ‘iky night. Sunday Dinners Served iaester. Mis*., and Akron. O. Henry J. O’Brien. Bishop of Hart-1 Dougls* MacArthur waa being for military duty and la scheduled Loretta Young In "Paula" 8AMCMESTER.C0NN. Observer* predicted more small- ford Diocese, officiated at the re-1 considered as a possible candidate I Member* of the,British Amerl- to report soon, From 12 Noon to 8:30 P. M. can Club are requested to meet a t ; Mr*. Mary E. Leslie, 49, of 36 « r companies, will sign Interim reptlon as 2t Connecticut girlrr7„r Vice President should T s fl ! * EASY F^-E PARKINO * H V J R f f Y ■tgreementa but they refused tn and two others, one from M ass*-, win the top-spot nomination. Mac- I the Holmes Funeral Home tomnr-1 Ea.st Street, Stafford, was'fined K z s rd a guess on whsd the "Big chiisett* and one from Pennayl- Arthur, a Taft booster, will de-1 row night at 7:30 to pay respects $.50 on a charge o f evading reapon- Z j • lx " companies will do. These are vsnla, were received into the or-; I llv e t the keynote rallying address j to a club member. Harry Quinn, sibillty In connection with damage 1. S.'Steel, Bethlehem, Republic. der. I at the GOP convention. who passed away last night at the done to a building by her automo­ 5ones 4 Laughltn, Inland Steel and First profession of vow* were | In th# Democratic camp a "Slop- Manchester Memorial Hospital. bile yesterday. . Rational Steel. made this morning and Bishop; Harrtman." blockade reportedly Other cares disposed 'of were ; p Meanwhile, the total o f uhem- O’Brien again officiated. . was a-building against the poasl- Mr*. Martha Stevenson of 1.73 those of Rio Schlmvettl, 367 Hll-' rtoyment rieulting from the-etrlke Lenox street represented the Man­ hUlty that Truman might throw Hard street. 8#, passing atop sign; OAK GRILL • without on automobile it’s al- nr a surety bond. Failure to do so | BntlBued to mount, im iddltlon to his support to Harrlman. chester Chamber of Commerce Gedio Cicherchia, 25. 110 Village IBie eetimated #02,000 ateelworkere yesterday in Boston when th# New mo#t imposRibie to live comfor­ will result in suspension nf your Meanwhile, Mississippi Demo­ street. Hartford, failure to carry AIR-CONDITIONED malnlng idle, another 208,048 6,369 Crates Sold Haven Railroad's new self-pro­ tably and enjoynbly the#e day#. car registration and driver''a II- ! crats will not bolt the nations! license, 83, and defective, equip- And even though you own a car cense! — f orkers in allied industries either convention, but will participate pelled ''Shorellner'* car waa dem ■re laid off or will be furloughed TC.T- •t'*nL-$l'l- Leonard Bouchard, 27, For Your Fating Pleasure 'OU may lose your right to use Since Mart’s Start until its over, then come home to ' r"**™?'** ’ ’i* Your beat safeguard'against such |B the next few da.vs. * ... Ir*ice n*lu.'**nbetween 14 Hartford*ptfsNrH *rwiand Boston I ToUsnd, $15, intoxication, judg- ?t, under Connecticut’s new Mo­ name their own ticket If they do a disaster Is pro|>er Automobile [ OPEN S Font Plans Shiitilnwn ment suspended on a breach of torists’ Flnahcial Reapanalhllity via Wllltmantic and Putnam. Liability and Property Damage • The costly strike struck it* first A total nf 366 crates of straw­ not like what happens at Chicago. peace charge; Edward Dorsey,. Law (effective July I, 1953). berries were disposed of at the Gov. Hugh White commented Rockville, Judgment suspended on Insurance, W’e can write a Hart- g blow at auto production as A daughter was born Wednes- I f you have Just one anto accident ord Motor (lo. announced a series auction market yesterday after­ yesterday that apparently a por a charge of driving without a ford Accident and Indemnity S .. 1 **sy In -the Hartford Hospital to resulting In an Injury, death,- or Company Policy for you that \rttl ■ maaa shutdowns and' layoffs noon, bringing In 83,18343. They t on of h ^ keynote speech to the Mrs.-Elvln Driighl of 45 license. SQUARE DANOING TODA^ property damage of $100 or more, meet the law#’ requirtments, pro-, thin th* next few days. It will were shld at a high of $12.50, a .state t . f . Demnrr.H,.Democratic convenUon Englewood drive. .Also Stanley L. Nelson, 37, of lunneVi i you’ll have to show yon have Au­ tect you from financial loss, and ; ise all Us Ford assembly plants low of 88.35 and an average of Thursday was misunderstood by 1 Kingewood drive. West Hartford, TONIGHT UNTIL d three of its four Lincoln-Mer­ 88.70 per crate. some people as meaning the States tomobile Insurance to cover any assuiyi jron o f top-notch 1w rvlce VOtXlANO BLOWS TOP 86, crossing the esplanade'on., the I FEATURING THE possible resulting claims, or state In. any accident emergency. ry assembly plsnts st the close The aeseien marked the-end of RlghterS would bolt the national Honolulu. Juno 28 — (45— t parkway. ' authorities may require you to Phone, u'rite or visit our office M work Monday. This alone will two weeks since the mart opened, i convention again as they did tn Mauna Loa volcano erupted The cai* of Theodore Gill, 34, of MUSIC OF put up as much as $21,000 In cash, to get details without obligation. TV DEPT. - BRUNNER'S-PACKARD m * 27,200 .employe*. Starting and total sales have amounted t o ! 1948. " * earlj- today and an observer said 58 Dunn rpad. North Coventry, 5 P . M . luaaday, tha company plans \a 8#0.09#.5#. There have been 6.369 ( The state convention elected 22 TOMORROW LEO WATTS rock# and fumes bolleil from the charged with reckles* driving In BEST FOOD IN TOWN "usl hslt of msnufscturtng crates of h«rriea eold. Th# mar-1 delegates to cast the atate's 18 750-foot crater. Sightseers be­ connection with a two-car accident ‘‘ANNE o r THE INDIES" CLARKE INSURANCE AGENCY 35$ EAST CENTER STREET-TELEPHONE S191 .tions at Its huge Dearborn ket Is closed today but reopens at j vote* at Oiicago and adopted a gan streaming from other parta Tuesday, wks being heard at puhli- "GIRL IN EVERY PORT" ige plant 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. 'resolution declaring th# Mlsslsslp- of the Island of Haw all. . cation time today.

■■•v- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1052 p a g e f i v e < >A 6E rOUB j I L l l s l -Grange wll! be held July 9, &t 8 p, and sorrow and sighing shall He* ] M OM l 1 rU l/K l.»r iv e r m. *t theTown Hall when the m- away." Funeral Home WONS—1410 WTHT— 1230 Merri-Wood Welaskopp'Olander Wedding „ „ , , aurance comitiltteei will present • Selections from the Bible in­ W DRC—1360 Radio and TV W H A T— 010 Reck loss Loiiiit ^ , clude the following: "Trust In the WCCC—1200 H T IC — 1080 I The Girls Camp at Camp Wood- Lord with all thine heart; and lean Opens Monday Easily Found WKNB— 840 EMtarn DAyllght Time W N nO —Ch. 0 ----- .. alack will open July 26. Churches not unto thine own undj^rstanding. Manchester Directory The driver of the trailer truck Rny Cushman haa returned to In all th y ways acknoi^Iedge him, ami he shall direct thy patha." For many year* the 'lVP. Hol- I 'which turned over on the Wilburi apendlng a l:0e-\VDRC-N«w». WTIC—National Racio Pulpit. Over 100 Have Already 1^ ^ . . furlough at the home of hU par- 8L ilamm’ R. C. Churrh (Prov. 3:5, 6.) lorar Funeral Home, lo<’ated at Croaa Highway yeaterday. morning] and Mr*. Harold Cviah- * " ? t i!!Z!!^iiri Lnthenm Omrch 175 centhr street, has been serving WCCC—Manchester Matinee. WTIO-^The Miners. * ■ 'CvTcari E. Olaon, Paator Rrv. John F. Hannon, Paator Correlative passages from the WONS—Newa. WONS—Radio Bible Class. Registered for Girl I after hitting an auto and setting. man,'of Mountain road. W . H rla ln K , OnpM>l»t Rov. Oooritr P. HuKlira Christian Science textbook, "Sci­ the people of Manchester. It is so WHAY—Newa. WTHT—Message of Israel. conveniently located that it is not Of Business Services WKNB>-Newa; BaaebaU Matlnea. WCCC—Slmcha Time. Scout Camp; Program It afire was arrested yesterda.v on ' ...... : ^ and Choiirmaatrr Rrv. Editar J. Farrrll ence and Health with Key to the WTHT—Newa. WHAY—Italian Music. Scrlptiires,” by Mary Baker Eddy, necessary (o have a private car to WTIC—Newa. I0:l/V—WDRC—Church of the. Air. a charge of reckless driving. | Monday will mark the ftpcnlng Deaths Last Night Jun e 29,'Third Sunday After Sunday Maaaca; Include the following (p. 4611: reach it, for the bus passes its WCCC—Mancheater Matinee; HltStFr-rWCCC—News; Vistas ot Israel. . The driver, James R. Bui-nelt, j door. This 1* particularly con­ WDUC—Jerrv Ofav Show. WONS—Voice of Prophecy. of the aeason at Camp Mv.rri-wo6d I .Tr.. .33, of 260 I.,amberk street, .ler-1 For adulla: 7:00, SiOO, 6:00, "Only by the Illumination of the WONS—rL’ In' \Vlth Alan. WTHT—Jewish Program. ** 10*15 a. m„ Cartllonlo Bella, 10:00, 11:00, with two Maanpy at spiritual sense, can the light of venient. as rhany people: do not WTUT—U. S. Marines. WTIC—Art of Llv'nt'. for Girl Scou’.a ^^’bve'r ■'ift'O girls jsey City. N. .1.. is slated to appear I care to drive in bad weather. Yet, By THF. ASSOCIATED FRr» > iNtJ Motn," Philip Bach. r weCC—Fre.nch-Amerlcan Hour. t *ta«t Sunday— neral Home Is at your service. OES, at the Masonic. Hall in Mer- customers on a ruah Joto. Natural­ carefully tallowed PRICES WTHT—Tea and Crumpets. WTIC—News. I has had all poison Ivy pulled up The Heptori Fund ha* passed the Divine Worship at 9:00 a. m. Ht. Mary's RplMvi|ml Churrh Posllude: "Poatlude," Fr. Wal W KN B—News; Request Matinee. WDRC—Sahtmy Kaye. $.500 mark according lo the latest Simply dial 306() and you will re­ row. At the business meeting at ly, in order to turn out accurate 0;1j_.WHAY—Crosby’s Quarter. and destroyed and camp commit- • Church and Lo<-uat Htrreta czynskl. 7:30 p. m,, the Master Ma.son de­ work and to do ah efficient Job, B- is;0 NTW, ENI WHAY—Music (fom Scandinavia. tally. Ttie Rockville .fournal 12 noon: .I..eiiye_t.he Church for ceive an Immediate response. If For 4:30—WHAY—Band by Demand. WO.NS—Frank & Ernest. ] tee members have painted the *ov* Alfred JU, WilUaniB, Rector . you wish to avail yourself of the gree will-be conferred on a class all printers prefer td work, unider WCCC—Music. Yanks rs. Washington (8). tables and platforms and have J the fund afU r Mr^ Uepton- 'Tiforih Methodlat Choreh The Rev. .lames S. Neill, Ihe "iVe Tw’o" picnic at McLean m a r t h. MeP WTIC—The Author Speaks. rooms the Home puts at ybuf dlS' of five candidates by the Portland ordinary condltlona, without be­ l;l.*l—WTIC—Beninu Ihe Pages. been clearing land, for a parking ^ WBs fatally burned some Week* Bev. Willard MoLaaghlln, Rector Emeritus Sanctuary, Granby. Rags, Scrap Motal and W T ItT —A l Home with Mumc. , WTHT—Guest StaP; ago while delivering ol! on West posal. you may do so. These rooms division of the Connecticut 'State ing pressed for lime, but if the 623 EAST CENTER ST. W DRC—Olf.’ Record Shop. lot and play area. - Mlnlater 1:30 p.m., I.,eav* Church for WONS—Warm-up Time. Main street in Rockville. The | are so arranged that .you may Highway Department. occasion should arise and you PHONE 7654 othor sdvagtablo ma­ WONS—Bob. Crosby ShoWv______1:25-Red Sox vs. Philadelphia (2). The Boy Scouts of Frank Craw- The Rev. John J. Johnson, Gur- Southbury Home service. 1 :45—W HAY—Sports. fund will close Jiily 1. but In the | have any type of service that you The Young Mothers Club will should require a rush Job, you can 1:30—WCCC—News; Echoek ol Ireland. shaw'a troop have erected the M Divine Worahip, 9:S0 a. m. nu-elect (Assuming duties July terials. WdNS—Pec Wee Reese Show, WDRC—Trinity College. event other donations come In. It j The Week wish, and their appointments are have a birthday social Tuesday at depend upon both speed and ac­ W TIC—Your Ktiy to Health. tents for tha'glrlz. The camp kit­ '^ -T h e Second CongregaUonal 11. ^ WTIC—Allan Jones Show. will be turned over lo Mrs. Hep- Mon.-Thura.: 9 a m., - 11:45 a, such that they seem very much 8 p. m. with an entertainment in­ curacy at the Community Preaa. W TH T—rarr-American Ur.ion WTHT—Times In Review. chen has been improved by a don­ SChurch will uniU with this church St, Peter’* Day, June 29. Call or Write ton. Mr*. Hepton has received! „ Vacation Bible School at like a private home. cluding a wedding pageant at 8;.30 The Comnmnlty Press Is Rrenlnc 1:45— w D r C— P lano Po’-tralls. ation of cabinets from Browple-li ilsin the summer worahip aervlcea. ” 8:00 a. m.. Holy Communion. |:00_WDHe—News. 2:00—WTIC—Catholic Hour. other donations from Ellington or­ Emanuel Lutheran Church. p. m.. at the Nathan Hair Com­ equipped with modem machinery Troop 39 and by the additton c ”*ralude—"Canlablle" ...... Loret (The 20th anniversary celebra­ Mr. Holloran and Mr. Cratty DON WILLIS WONS—News. WHAV—News; Sunday Matinee. ganizations. Wed., 7:30 p.m..-Vacation Bible munity Center. and is able to handle any and ail WDRC—Symphonette. an electric refrigerator. Svroeeeelonal Hymn—"When Morn- tion of the Rector's ordination. welcome frankness in financial WTHT—Music, Mrs. Catherine S. Saldiik pf j School Demonstration program types of printing. No Job it too OSTRINSKY W KN B -News; Sports; Music. WCCC—German American Horn. Campers will find l)u.se.s wailing W - Ing Glide the Skies.” matters so that they may carry Coventry Grange softball team WTHT—Marlne.s In Review. Main street haa been appointed ad- ! ] Corporate Communion of those small, and, whether your printing W H AY—News. for thepvat (he Mary Cheney-Lt- iskolo— for parents and friend* at Eman­ o.il the family wishes in this re­ will play- Vernon Grange team GARAQE Dealer* In Wa*to Materials WTIC—New.s, 2 :t*G-:-WDRC—Invitation'lo Music, jnlnlstratrlx of Ih'e estate of her whom he has jlrepared for Confir­ requirements are large or small, phony. 'orary at'9 o'clock eacli morning. ^ Mrs. Frances Welbusl mation). uel. spect. The same exacting rate and Monday at 6:30 p. m. -at^Veriton. 182 BISSEL LST. TEL. 5879 WONS—Sports. late husband, Andrew. Sat.. 8:15 am .. I.,eave ChiAch you will find the same courteous 18 Main St. Phone 2-4B31 WTIC—Bob Steele. WTHT—Herald of Truth. Oqp bus will wail for the B road' •jlcripture Ijsseon—Matthew 18:13- 11:00 a. m,, Morning Prayer attention to detail is given, re­ Coventry Volunteer Fire Com­ WTIC—Your Box at the Opera. » .’IJie next meeting of Ellington and dependable aervice ts given to WHAY—Supper Serenade. street cro-s.s-towm bu.s. All buac.* with sermon by the Rector. Senior for Luther ln;*g»ie trip to New gardless of the type of serr-ice pany 1 will play a softball league WDRC—UN or.- the Record. WCCC—News;-Music. - ^ I every Job.' 2:35—WCCC—Music. 'tory—"Vision,’* Rhelnberger choir. Musical outline of this serv­ York. chosen at the HoIIorati FunerAl game Mondiy at'6:30 p. m. with Spodoliiing In «:t5—WTHT—Weatl.cr. will atop for girls at the Soutli a—"How Lovely la Thy Home. North Windham Fire Department Whether you wish to have per- WTIC—Weather. 2:45—WONS—Health Quiz. Methodist Cthurch. South School, | ice: .aonnlized paper or you want a • WTHT—News. 2:55—WHAY—Red Sox vs. Chicago (2). 'Dwelling Place." at the Plains Athletic Field here. corner pf Gardner and (.'hartor | .Jnxrph P. Naylor, Procesaional--"0'' Word of God Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church club program printed, church cal­ BRAKE SERVICE WONS—Evening Star. 3:00—WCCC—Music. BALGH Is Your iienhon: "The Holy Catholic , Incarnate.” Robert M. Barno and Donald WDRC—Sports Roundup. WTHT—Around the World. Oak streets, and coiner ot Ganl- MRS FREDERICK A.AVELSKOPP Church.** • Cooper and High Street* endars or tickets for a play, the' WTIC—To Be Announced. WTIC—Elmo Rooer. ner and Spring street.*. Sequence—"They Cs*t Their Nets Rev. Paul O. Prokopy, Pastor Ell.sworth have each completed Community Press will take care of Front End Alignmont W KNB—Stars Review the Hits. 3:15—WTIC—America's Music, donal Hjpnn — "Glorloua four .veara in The electrical depart­ S;S0—WTIC—Bob Consddine. Bu.ses will leave camp at 4:1.*) lii Galilee.” Mis# Marlon A. F,rdln. Organist South Coventry the Job for you. If it is not con­ 4 :45— W TH T—National GuarC. Miss Irene Alice' 01ander,» with white accesaorlos aUjl a cor- m ment and .drafting department, re- WONS—Charles Kasher. WTHT—Hmir of Decision. J>. m.' daily, with the ex^'ytllpn o f i ,iMiifrhior r,f Mr. xujii.AIra..TboiJiaa.>aiag« of.pink.rusoa,aml.ate)>banot.iar nffertnry~,-"l.,et Not .Jfour Heart venient to drive^vor and-talk In GontKol Ropoir Work •Siiy—WCCC—idHgftgrpi Htists'.-----* I—^*Tugia nrc**' • Mrs. P i^ n e LtttI* >ipertiv<‘ iy, at the Windham SRe- * '• WDTvC^T:a?rv‘T>bridegroom’s Inothcr wore a ...... Buxtehude Be Troubled." June 29, The Third RiindaJ^after person, you niay telephone the 1:0fr -WONS—Al Hefer. Sports. WTIC—John Ckmerbn Swayze. gional Technical School. Wedne.s- WTHT—Masterwnrks. 4:00-WTIC—Hats In the Ring. week perltxl. On those da.vs, camp] the bride of Frederick A. Wei- navy, blue Jnce dress with white Recessional—"Rejoice, The lOrd Trinity; ' Coventnr 7-9281 Community Pres.s and ask for an The Vacation’ Church School Is K ing!" day night both received diploma.* WDRC-RC—This I Believe; Syncopation WDRC—Music For You. will be In session from 1 p. in. to i skopp, son of Mr. and Mrs, Ailolph iicce.ssorlcs and a cor.sag’o of pink entitiniie In the Second Con 6dK) a. m., Sunda,v School con- I estimate on your printing needs. Plere WTHT—Revival Hour. ea d sy ------— — gjlS — p,._nar-J2arent* will--be—Uy--We)sk—of—JOT—Bktridge—efeeel, rosea and—atepfumoti*.-— ------.^^tlonal Church — Monday llm ifs through the month o f Jiil.v. during exercise.*-at-the Schafer you will find the price.* charged ....^\T?’.S"B:=rjr»*—Buy with a crown <>f poaris held in Covenant Congrcgntlnnal (iiiirrh of Vachtion Bible School. was sol6lst./Francis D. Franz, or­ Sabourin of Jewett Chty, their j Street* — Telephone 5721 WTHT—Dancing tf’artv. 5:45—WHAY—Spotlight on Sports. finds she cannot attend camp may *'Hymn—“The Dawn of' God'aGod's Dear AH Your Meat At The 4:00 —WDRC—Gangbusters. . 5:55—WDRC—Larry Lasueur, News. place her finger-tip veil. J5hc car­ 43 Spruce Street Monday and Tue.sday, 9:00 a. m., ganist, played the Wedding March •seventeenth; the Tremblay's son -f call assistant camp director. Mrs. ried a*'rnscade of while enrna- \ Ji Sabbath" ...... Wealey WTIC—Judy Caiiova.. Eveninr 35th National Convention of from "Lohenjfrin" as the proces in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. WHAY—News; Record Revltw 6:00—WDRC—My Friend Irma. Elizabeth Lewis, until June 30. tions. stephanolis and while or-' GO • Scripture Reiwling—Ltike 5:27-39. sional and Mendelssohn’s "Wed­ Robert Noble bf Willlmantic, their WONS—Theater of the Air. WONS—The Gabb, Hayes Show. then Camp Merri-Wood after that Sunday. J\me 29: Lutheran Layman’s League, at 875 Main St.— Tel. 2-3414 WHAY—News. chid.s. 2 Anthem—“Psalm 12t" (Metrical ding March” as the recessional. A L. T. WOOD f :5.V-WDRC—News. date as there are many girl.s on 6:45 a. m,, Bible school. This Commodore Hotel, New York Oty. fourth. Four generations were U:Sft—WTIC—Grand Old Opr^v WKNB—News; Guy Lombardo. Mr.s. FroAci.s Llqjerick of 45 V e r s io n )...... Tune: Old 124th vase of white gladiolus, decorated among the- 21) guests present. Mr. \7T1C—News. the waiting Hal. . Offertory—“Cantablle” . .Ouljman will be the last session until Sept. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.. Meeting LOCKER PLANT WDRC—Stars Ir the Air Main struct, s'ster of the bride, 7. the altar. and Mrs. Noble's daughter Bar- JONES' WONS—Guv Lombardo Show. WTHT—Drew Pearson. There wilb-be-four units at camp was the matron of ho; . She waA ?.. Sermon: "Tattered Garments and of .(.he I.,adies' Aid. & MEAT HOUSE lOrOO^WDRC—Robert Q’s Waxworks. 6:15—WHAY—Peoples Lobby. THE PRICES 11:00 a. m.. Morning worship.. WUUam Scully of Manchester bai'a Jean also attended the during the first period. Dorothy attired irt an imparted-yellow lace fe Bursting Wlheaklns," Thurada.v. 7-00 p, m.. Closing 81 BtSSELL ST.—TF-L. 8424 visit Jones Furni­ ALL MAKES OF WONS—Chicago Theater of the Air. \VTIC—Yale Interprets the News. Mfsange by Ihe Rev. C. William Exercl.scs of Vacation Bible school. was best man, TTshers were Fri"ik gathering. » WTIC—Vaughn Monroe Show. WTHT—Monday Mornlnr Headllnea Gustafson is unit leader for 7 and organdy gown with a yellow taf­ Jay Eberaole, preaching Holmbei'g. pa.stor of the George­ Monti of Manchester, brother-in- KEEP ACQUAINTED ture and Floor Cov­ WTHT—Irish Program. 6:30-WDRC—Our Miss Brooks. 8 year olds, Pauline Edwards for ijHymn— ‘Draw’ T hou My Soul, O Saturday: Karen L. and Cheryl Ann Idttle feta saah at th^ waistline, scal­ -AND OUT MUST 60 town. Conn., Covenant Church, law of the groom, and Anton M. ering S t o’r e for WHAY—News; Rp'iord Review. WONS—Nick Oxflcr. >9 year olds,„ Grace Moore for TO i .Sullivan 3:00-4:00 p. ni.. Registration for of Eagleville road are .spending a SEWING 10:SG-rWTIC—Lower Basin Street. WKNB—Forwaru America. loped hemline, and a yellow lace 3 Christ" 11:00 a. in.. Church time niira- Lassen of South Coventry. year olds and Betty Lewis for "Imperial March" ----- Holy Comimmiori on Sunday, July few days with their grandmother Large Assortment WTHT—Top Tunes, WTIC—The Chase. organdy picture hat. She carried !^PoaUud»- eryi Mrs. Beda Walrath 1n (-harge. The bride is a grad\iate of Litch ll:P0—News on all stations. ..WTICf-The Big,Show. those aged 11 and 12. All unit 1 ...... Elgar 6. Mrs. Michael G. Laftdeck and uncle of Fine Floor Cov­ MACHINES WHAY—Supper Serenade. a bouQuet of pink carnations and ALL OUR CARS NOW! 7:30 p. m.. Evening service. field High School and St. Mary's George A. Landerk at their horiie •BILL'S TIRE 11:05—WDRC—Stars for Defense. leaders have an adult assistant blue delphiniums. u as 9:15 a. m., WONS, "Moments of Hospital School of Nursing In ering, Call U* for x p e r t l y r e p a ir e d WTHT— Saturday Night Dancing WTHT—Here Comes the Band. • The Week Comfort." in South Chaplin. Hazel Mac Uttle AND E f Party. 7;ft0_WDRC—Jack Benny. .and a program aid. A qualified Francis Limerick, brother-ih-law ^ ~ South Methixllst rhiirch Wednesday, 7:30 p , m., Bible Waterbury where she has been a | Estimate. j!l :15— ON'S- National Proi.. Author- WHAY—Symphony Hall. first aider is in attendance al all of the bridp. Sunday, July 6- 59lh anniver­ has been visiting at. the home of WTIC— First Nlghtor. “ S’llM a Street and Hartford Kn.'ul study and prayer hour. staff nurse. The groom is a grad- j thorllv P»*orrarn. times. The b: lde’s mother wore a two^ sary of Zion Churrh ' dedicattou uale of Nowlch Free Academy | Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Fish at REPAIR SHOP FURNITURE STORE WTIC—Alex Drier. WONS—Affairs o.' Peter Salem. m Rev. Fred R. Edgar, Minister . Camp will not be open on July 4. piece light blue printed silk dress with celebration of Holy Com­ ami a World War II veteran. He i Mansfield. * William H. Green, Prop. Dan Backer, Prop. SINGER 11 WDRC—Public Service Pro­ W TH T—CBS Sym phony.! munion. 36 Oak St., Slanchester, Conn. gram. WI^JNB—Nc‘$^s: Music Yo^ May Re* 5 Percy F. Smith The Sulviilioii .\miy ia.employed at the Nelco Tool-j 11:.30—WTIC — Hollywood Palladium f- member. 2 Aasoctate Minister 6«l MiUn Street Works in Manchester. ■ | DEUBERATE IMPERFECTION Columbia Bicycles Phone 2-1041 SEWING CENTER Orchestra. 'T:25^WKNB'r-News; Guv Lombardo. 7:30—WDRC—Amos ‘N’ Andy. f Herbert A. France, Sfajor and Mrs. B. C. Jones, IJpon their return the coliple WONS—Midnight Matinee. Biieklngham C'-ongregatinnal U. S. and Goodyear Tires 832 Main St. Tel. 8883 WDRC—Masterworks. WTHT—Great Adventure. Mlnlater of Moalc Officers will make their home at 7 Dexter Orthodox Mohammedans are 12:d0—WTIC—News; Xavier Cujeat. . WHAY—Symphony Hall, Church road. Route 31. North Coventry. .loath to construct a building or Repairs Service Manchester WDRC—News.. WO.‘’4S—Little Symphonies. Sunday, June 20. Rev, Philip M. Rone, Pastor Rnhhin*-RlchardHRCr^uak._JBQX...... 8!30^WDRC—Piayhouaa. ItoCauVdren'f Storj'. The church vacation school will David Robbins of Manchester, at 7:45~WTHT—Christ. See. P.-ogram, W!HC=^TheaTer Guild. ------" JO ffertory s o lo ... JuRe~Y}aal...... Thursday - open Mnndai’. July 7 and'eontinue 2 p.m. at the First Congregational away from the busy thorough­ 7:55—WDRC—World In Brief. WHAY—Hour of .Faith, WONS—Lnchanted Hour. ’ •Hsrmn, ’In (Jhrlst There Is No 8:15 p. m., .Street meeting. through July 18. Mondays-Frlday# Church of Coventry. Rev. Reginald fare. DiHtinctIve Service. Mod­ • :00—WONS—Chnpel Ir the Sky. SAVE IN EVERY WAYt Friday— . WTHT—News. 9:00—WDRC—Screen Guild Theater, |teast or Weat ...... St. Peter inclusive. A. Merrlfield. minister of the. Sec­ em” Faellltle*. ' WTIC—News: George Crook. WTHT—Walter .Wlnchell.' 7:30 p. m,. Prayer meeting. Bi­ ond Congregational Church of .XVDRC—New. WHAY—To' Be Announced. ! i^eceptlon of New Members. Consult our firld man (or Kpcx'ial rate* In risnning and Install- •Sermon, "Thy Kingdom Come" ble study. Covenli-y will perform the single WHAY—News;' Choristers. WONS—Opera Concert. ' T. P. HOLLORAN WCCC—Music. * 9:15—WTiTT—Meet Corlles Archer. Ini' aystem* We're ready lo serve you at all times with drain­ S ...... Rev. Fred R. Edgar ring ceremony with the bride given 1:1.';—WTHT—Morning Song. WHAY—Falcon Ballroom. ' Funeral Director age and newerage advice. Jynrn, "Heralds of i;*hriat" . . . SI. John'* Polish National About Town in msrriage by her father. WDRC—Shoppers Special. 9:30—WDRC—Meet Millie. A reception for about ?10 guests Tel. 7691 or 2-9309 filanchester 4.30__WONS—Radio Carolers. WTIC—864 Question...... National Hvtnn Cathollre Church WHAY—Eiasy Liatenln*. will be held after the ceremony in WONS—Radio Carolers. FREE ESTIMATES THIS WEEK ONLY! 'Oatlude, "Andante con M olo"., 28-Gohvay Street C. S. McHALE, Jr. WHAY—Gemmc Classicalf. WONS—J*ohn J. Anthony Hour. Miss Eugenia Emery of Cam­ the vestry of the church. 'Upon 9:15—WTHT—Three Sun*...... Steane Rev. Stephen Str.vjenski, Paator Licensed Emhalmer WCCC—News: II/mi. Time. Omitted at the 8:00 o'clock scr­ bridge street and Alan B, Taylor their return from a 10-day un- 175 Center St. Phone 3060 WTIC-Sabbath Message. 10:00—WDRC—New*; The Peoples Act. DON'T DELAY — CALL TODAY 311ss (inra SUriihac, Organist of Rockville will he Wed this aft­ WTHT—Music for Sunday. WTHT—Paul Harvey. ee. disclosed wedding trip, the couple 4 WONS—News. WHAY—News; Easy Llatenlr*. ernoon at 2 o'clock in the Center will le.side In Manchester. Both are, TREE PINING Sunday,’ .lune 29 WTIC—Hvmn Time. WTIC—Meet the Preas. TEL. MANCHESTER 2-4356 * 5 0 d o w n STUDEBAKER “ ” Congregational Church. A large employed at the Pioneer Parachute T:"0—WDRC—World News, WONS—Health Quiz. 1047 6 .8:30 a. m. Ma.ss. Church of the Nazarene reception will follow in the Fed­ Company in ttiat city’. WCCC—String Time. 10:25—WTHT—GlJ-la Parker. 10:30 a. m. High Mass eration Room. and REMOVAL WONS—Sunday Bible Flour. 10:30-WTHT—George E. 8okol»ky. 466 Main Street The appointment of Edward MANCHESTER’S WTHT—Maaxlnl Society. WDRC—Chorallera. . Rev. Jiunisa R. Bell___ Schullhclss as a five-year term WTIC--World News Roundup. WONS—Holy Trinity Service. *41 CADILLAC *40D»SOTO __ .Xhiee. soo*.. were .bom- Wsdnes> ~memb«e.-of 4b*' Coventry I lanntng Have your trees pruned ahd , . .W.UA*Y«rrJiaiian Brograai,...... —■ -Wapphig- Conraitmlty' nuirrh.... JOHNSON PAINT CO. FiNESTREPAIR f:I3—WTIC—Chlif.tcn's Corner. I»:45—VtTIfT—C.-vpllol Memo. day at the Hartford Hospital, to and Zoning Commission wss con­ removed by llcen'sed and th-l Sunday. June 26: Reiv Darid C'Tockelf. Minister snred tree jnrgeoi!*. _ WDRC—Voice of Religion. 11:00—News on Ail Stations. Mf. and Mrs.' Stanle-y Chapin o f 20 firmed Thur.sday night by First 699 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER WONS—Voice- of Calvary. s ^ lc e Profr*m 9:S0 a. m„ Church school: Class hlrs. Anthony I’ rhanettl.' Organist SERVICE WTHT—Thoughts in Passing, ’40BUICKS ’41BUICK for all ages. „ Clyde road, to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Selectman Ralph V. Reynolds. The WTHT—Hellenic Program. COMlMANbER REG At DELUXE. BEAUTIHIL ^ Eaton of 34 Relvue street, and to on-Washers, Toasters;- - - —ti30—WDRC—Religious News. WTlC-CUtton UUey. * — (8 TO CHOOSE FROM) ----- • i0;45 a.’ m „ Monilng wdrshTp. .Sunday, Jun one-year term of Alfred~J. Hxmkin . WONS—Back to God Hour. WONS—Music. LIGHT BLUE-^BLACK TOP. O.f .5. PRICE $1239 9:36 p. m.. Young People's meet jo a. m. Worship Service. Ser­ Mr. and Mrs. I.a:onnrd Grace of 29 expired at the commission'meeting CARTER TREE Irons, Sewing Machines, WTHT—Opera Alburr.. J1:S0—WTIC—Boh Snyder Show. Pearl street. ,__ at the town office building. Ken- WTIC—Explorers of the Wild. WHAY—Moonlight Memories. mon. "The People God Needs For Vacu, .etc. ______------WGC<'—Netws:--Hartford-Jewish Llfcr- News; .Itualc,...... - With ovardrivf, radio, hoatcr,; dirtctloii- : » ~ii. m.. Evening evangelistic LHIs. Work-'l: i______EXPERT CO. f{l5-..WDRC’'^ueat Star WHAY—News. _ . ’40 STUDEBAKER ’M OLDS Diirtngrthpmonths or\Tirni’ 'and 12:30—WTIC^.PsUadium Orchestra. c*.H ev . y v . Mulley "'ill^sf^ak^ ^The opening session of Jhe Va- commission, said tiraht Toothaker, — PHONE 7695 -WTIC—The Hudson Coal M{neri. ai higaals,..fog lights, «xt. mi^or. ^ -*,el^ ‘"of the pastoF who cation Ofiiirch Schooi will be held Auguatr-two--aeevlees'avili-he "held Tf., lias 15h?if**jiifsint6a as" * »*c- ' ABC on Sunday mornings Jn Center j-attofldtag^-the assambly. on Monday. Jiine 30. beginning's! 4>n4 zoiilng-agcnU-He will be \vork- "■■■ Ihe Week Church, one al 8 and the other at ing with agent Frederick G. Bis APPLIANCE CO. 9:30 a. m. All children-, from nur- 10 o'clock. This I SPECIAL LOW AT ONLY (fadneaiigy,sdneatay, 7:45,7: Evening pray- aery age through Ihe sixth,grade i gin tomorrow. Jay F. Eberaole sell and will be available at his. 2-1575 21 Maple St. FIRST SAILING! •ethuP ' service station on Route 44A be­ are welcome to attend. ^ student assistant, will be In charge tween 9 a m., and 6 p.m. Commls- Television M/V PEMAQUID As low as $250 down^Bdanc* of both worship hours. Rev. Dor­ aloh meetings are scheduled the , TO . . V Dolton Congregational Churrh Vernon MethtMliNt (^ur<*h othy W. Pease and Mr. Eber.sole fourth Thursday of the month. Easy’Tartns.^ FULL PRICE will be available for pastoral aerv- BLOCK ISLAND Arthur A. Wallace, Minister R e,, carl .Sahnder*. Minister durmg‘.Rd;r Firework* Permit* MANCHESTER » 3 9 ^ J a m e s ML McKay, Organist and I.lcen.ses for the retail sale of 1:0I>—Boston BIsckIc. SATURDAY, JUNE 21 ! I Choir Director A Service 1:30—Industry on Parsde. and Dally Mornlng 'Worship at 9:,30 a. m. firew’orks must 6e obtained from I:t5—Films. Sermon—After This Manner Mrs. Gladys Peckham Gambre of FRAMING From New London... .11:80 A. M. Lydall sti-eet was honored with a the office of the Board of Select­ Of j;0o—Yanks vs. Philadelphia, Sunday, June 29 Pray Ye., men. The sale location-’must he ap­ l‘ I PicturfS Mounted and - 4:30—Burrs and Allen. From Block laland .... 8:45 P. M. FULL PRICE u ...AND 50 10:00 a. ra. Morning Worship. Sunday School ae.ssions at party last night at the home of Sincerity 5:00—Hdpalnng Caasidy. (Daylight Saving Time) Mrs. H.vzel Fahey. 69 Hamlin proved by Fire Marshal Krifest J. Framed. — Old Frames 0:00—Lone Ranger. LINCOLN . . . OLDS . . . MERCURY "Still aa the Night" Bbhm ■10:30 a. m. Starkel or Arthur J. Vlntdn. Sig­ Repaired 0:30—You Asked For It. SPECIAL .SAILINGS cesslonal Hymn, "Praise the ■street. She supposed it W’as the Where Personal 7:00—Dangerous Assignment. The mlnlater will be on vacation monthly meeting of the WBA natures on the licenses must be of JULY 8 and JULY 5 i *35 OLDS *37 PACKARD NASH . . . PACKARD . . . FORD. Etc. d. Y* Heaveiii" during the month of Julv and with those of the fire marshal and first Consideration Prints and Oil PaintinKS 7:30—One Man's Fanjlly. From New London ...... 7:S0 P. M. ' nthem, “ So Near to God Am I" Guard Club, and w’as Surprised to I* A Tradition • For Sale 8:00—All-Star Revue. , AND OTHERS family Will travel to Ohio for a find a number of other members selectman. An act paased. by the 5:00—Blind Date. Fare* (Good for day of l**ue only). IDEAL Care for Summer Wear Bville short visit with his relatives. Serv- 1651 legislature states that fire- Woodbridge »;30—S.tiird*.v,,Nlght. .Pane. Party. fCffertory Solo, "Trees" ...Kilmer ^ ' Mystic Review’ present, Mrs, 28 Street 10:80—Your 4Ilt Parad-. W EEKDAYS 1 Ices will be conducted however all i Pauline Berrett. president of the " ’«''ks must not be sold to children $2.00 One W ay *2 JH) R. T. ' Equally Goodyalqes and Terms Mias, Mgry Proven 400 AAain Street Albert Nackowski tl;00—Wrestlinjt. Sports clothes and summer wear will need frequent torough July by guest,_speakers. ’Guard Club and in behalf of thel*''’**®'' 12 years of age. Mr. Rey- 12:00—Backet. Squad. )finn of Praise, "Joyful. Joyful, behalf of the, ... . SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS For Sunday_Julv 6. F,jpil Kroy- gathering, presented to Mrs. Gam- no'us the law also re­ [ (M am *eta» ...Cevuetv^isdrY"^ 38 I,A>ckwood Street ConcI,—News, $2.50 One W ay $8.00 R. T. cleaning in the hot weeks ’ahead. Remember—whether Liberal Trades Ve Adore Thee." 4 -X D ~ Cleon granular particles Snadsy mann will have the morning wor­ ble a gift ofo f beautiful lingerie. quires that discharge of ftrewmrks All Fare* Include Federal Tax v rmon, “Country Altars. Moun­ ship. _ Tel. 2-4313 ' A. M. for' washables or dry-cleaning your summer . wear_, will With her daughter, Muriel, she- Is can be made only betw’een 4 p.m. quickly broadcast by hand or* spreader S:30—Drill Call. SOUND STEAMSHIP LINES, tain Sa.'ictuarles.” 10:00—Frontlera of Faith. i get the best of care at IDEAL. - leaving soon for the Philippines for the day pfeicedllil: . Independence kills weeds without harm to desirable INC. ! cesaional Hymn, "Q Worship Day and 12 midnight July 4. 10:30—Mr. Wizard. the Ring" Christian' Scleace .Society a visit with her husband, Technical 1 1 :00—Films. Central Wharf, New {.ondon, Conn. ’ The Children of the Sunday grasses. Cost is litfle , , . destroy OPEN ' sUude, "Andante E Maestoso" Mae onto Temple Sergeant Raymond Gamble, who 11:30—Kit COrson. P. O. Box 1627 haa been stationed since September School of the Second Congrega­ coarse weeds on SO a 50 it tor P. M. Tschaikowski 13:00-In the Park. Tel. New London 2-6468 I 10% ■ Sunday service, June 29, 11:00 with the Air.Force at Clark Field, tional Church at North Coventry $1.75 11,000 sq it -$4.8.4 MANCHESTER 12:30—Candy Carnival. Manilg. A "bon voyage" cake,was will be in charge of the morning 1:00—Life la Worth Living, Cash and Carry Green Stamps EVENINGS a. m. , (I... 1:30—Claeo Kid. '' Ooapel Boll Sunday School 11:00 m.- a feature ] o f the refreshments w’orahlp services here tomorrow at a. served. , 11 a.m. All children are requested DRY CLEANERS 2:00—Dodgera vs. Boston, 416 Orator Street Wednesday Evening Meeting 4:30—Name's The Same. LAND SURVEYING and UNTIL I 8:00 p. m. ^ to be at the church by 10:45-a.m. Unique compovml that kills weeds os 5:00—Stu Erwin Show. Postal cards received from Rev. WEED A FEED — 93 Weils Street 1:36—Super Circus Sunday, June 29 The public ia cordially Invited. The summer schedule for Sun­ CIVIL ENGINEERING James R.' Eleil, minister a t the day Maas at St. M ary's Ch\irch it feeds gross lo greater health and beouty. Excellent to 1:00—F1:00—Fred ...... Waring Show. 110:30 a. m. Breaking of bread, "Christian Science” will be the - :30—Brelk SO—E The Bank. Church of the Nazarene, Mrs. Bell in South Coventry will be 7:30 Telephone 7254 Sot. U ^ 5 P.M. j 12:10 p. m. Sunday School. subject of the Le^on-Sermon for Improve run do'wn lawns . , . helps grass fill in as weeds :0O—RoyalDO—Royal TVT Showcase. and bthera from the church at­ a.m., 6:'30 a.m'., and 10:30 a.m.; 7:30—Thia Is Show Business. Edward L. Davis, Jr. ’v 7:00 p. m. Ooapel meeting. Sunday, June 29. 1952^_The Gold­ wither away. Treat 2500 sq ft - $2.95| 11,000 sq ft - $11.75 ? aeeineri . rsC a u n J te r e r i . The Week' tending ihe national Nazarene con­ at St. Joseph's Church in Eagle­ Dependable Quality — Bervlee! 5:00—Toast Of The Town. Reglitered CIvU Bngliieer and en T«yct is froni Isaiah 35:10. “The vention in Kansas City, indicate 1:00—TV Playhouse. Member of Manchester Automobile Dealers’ Association '^ T u esd a y , 8:00 p. m.. Prayer ville the Mass will be at 8:30 a.m , :0:00—Celebrity TImu. Jftnsomed.pf the Lord ahall return, that the weather is unuauafily hot Sundays. Expert Dry Land Surveyor '_J|eetlhg and Bible study. and . come to Zion with songs and i0:S0—Blectrlo 'Ihetter. TlThuraday, 8:00 p. m. Street but that the auditorium ia air con­ Guest ' Prearher JOHN S. WOLCOTJ & SON William H. Scklsldg* ,i :0(k—Sunday News Special. U Proctor BonO, Mancheater everlasting Joy upon their heads: ditioned. They refer to it as a ,1:15—Fireiida Theater. 3 1 A I N S T R E E-T 5 8 3 8 358 EAST CENTER STREET-TELEPHONE 5191 |3*9t1ny» waatber pennltUng, Yung Hauan Chou of the Hart­ 180 MAIN ST-. MANCHESTER PHONE 8597 U5 Spnm Tel. S690 , . , lUL . m o they shall obtain joy and gladness. "wonderful” conference. ford Theological Seminary ■will be Cleaning Service

. \ MANCHEtiTtiU EVENING HEKALDrMANCiiESTER, CONN.* SATURDAYt JUNE 28, 1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY,VuNE 28, 1952 # A Q i m i ^ % PAGE SIX school projects won a favofabl# out a majority of "yia” votes. I quotas, Th(\ quotas would be know their motlvea are no better actually leaa than we ouraelvea vote on Tuesday. True, the 18-11 also believe that in hla letter Mr. New Subficription Rated areas. than they were In IM*, but we ap­ can demonstrate it to be. — margin of victory waa "scarefully” House gave some svldenca that he COSMETICS R o c k v ille 4 Power Talks Effective August 1 5 Plants Face England, Iretand and Germany prove their action nenethaleaa. The uaual comparison for this dost and 1 think we parents la personally becoming weary of WE CARRY ALL would continue to have by far the lE tip n U ts quesUoh of our capacity la to a ■bould recognise that all of these the fight that haa been continually LEADING BRANDS largest quotas. Truman and other The difference, to ua, la one of The Open Forum needed projects might- have been uphill. And well he might. On Reich Unity Effective Aug. 1, 1952, sub Mass "Walkout opponents of the wjl protested baalc economic condltlona. We rubber band. It will stretch much scuttled had It not been for the However, this letter is written I Arthur Drug; Stores First Lutherans Designate scrlptlon rates, mall or car that this discriminated against - It Blt^t Strtti think that condlUona are, today, farther-than you would gueaa, aa CommunlcaUona for publlcaUona In the Open Forum will not energetic fight put gn by Charles In the hope that he can be en­ T ier service for The Manches southern and eastern Europeans. what the foea of price control er- you see It In Ita, normal state. But be guaranteed sjubllcaUon If they contain more than 800 words. S. House, Chairman of the Board couraged to atick with us lor one In Draft Stage ^ ter HeraSd'wtll be”: In Waterbiirv The toglajation also \Vbut letUrs which are defamatory or abusive wlU be rejected. he haa been the front runner and school has been our longest and western capitals and Moscow since 4 1 year . .. 15.50 Industry yesterday when 600 work­ mitted,' give preference to-alleivi liyi tn« Boltdm We are the managers of our' most desperate need.” Without hla •m. rhlldren'a Dav service Plan*’’!. Elizabeth Karpuska. All with spoc.lsl .s^dts, and establlslv better Job of controlling the coat it la he who has been the target of The members of the Moose are plan- the Soviets asked In March for Dally and weekly rates will ers at Waterbu'ry Industries, Inc., Lfeiu'S'sgr'-Mt«r, Of living than any law will do. rubber band Selves, and need to an aggressive opposition, that haa type of leadership this laat great of the First Lutheran Church Sun- attend this open meeting remain the same: new grounds for the exclusion and need will be either shunted Into a blg-fmir talks haye showed wide I struck after receiving money for | deportation of aliens. We think that. In the preaent era, understand the quality of our own ^Kanarese, Tamil, Malayalam, not hesitated to level attacks upon Go day School will be held tomorrow ^ Refreshments will be served, Single co p y ...... $ .05 BUB8CBIPTION **T « 8 Waste and Extravagance him from any angle and .irom hopeless Umbo or so stripped by disagreement. ^ 1 w e e k ...... 30 I two weeks vacation scheduled to McCarran told the Senate the by,y MdU ••*••••••••••* •JS price controla have done more to capacity, to know how to rely up­ To the Editor, MaraathI, Gujarati, Bengali, Oriya at 8 a. m — I Church Notes i begin toda.v. Internal security of the nation i by and Aaaamese, We neeBall and Chain Club ‘Village Development programs to 13% of the voters cared enough to phase as It has needed Him In the with Hi* Happy M a ^ ' will hold Ita picnic at the home of thus giving Russia veto power. ed the Monday strike deadline be­ The bulky new bill la the result THOB AlJSoJSraSjPWM compeUUon for the conaumar dol­ And, aa so many atorlea of Uvea agance" had gained another round taiaoh these lessons. We can do past and he will need more help cause thgy had heard the company o(_three years of study, financed In the Manchester school building cast a vote for or against* the Rosm. Mra E. Skoglund. 192 The Russians also have insisted -.1 '• lar, In contraat to the obvloua In our time—or premature deaths this trafnirig while we are making plaris. from Ita citizens than he haa here­ W o r id 'i most ^ndl^ Place.^Wlliam PreuM. street. The Churth that a future unified Germany badly crowded, for though the waa moving Its machinery to New by"a $300,0^ fund voted by Con­ program. the lessons. tofore received. beach area Is amalL there la plenty .Haven to continue production gress for the purpewe. aeller'a market which exlated in In our Ume—reveal, thia business Referred to aa a "small minor­ Just prior to the voting Mr. Sounding the AlwL ^ lw r a ^ ^ School picnic Is being held today must be barred from military al­ ss2 'H « !f‘4'a»ss of letUng the rubber band go alack 8. To discover and „train writ­ House used'this column to lay the In closing, I would re-echo the gen; A Glad Day. Vlrgmia liances such as the proposed west of water space. The piers have been .there. 1040. ity” by the editor of The Herald ers to produce simple, fascinating ^w orful ^rtoblol Welcome on CTlldren s D a^ ^ n - ^ church at 10 a. {enlarged and there are three rafts Robert Keane, public relations again la the prbeeM which defies the advocates of common sense facts Carefully before the voters. words of one of your recent edi­ Europoan arrny. 1 1 In 1048, we were abort of every­ literature for those who finish our In my opinion his letter was the torials; ."So let’s get on with it.” aid Campbell; Welcome, Marilyn By agreeing finally to talk with I available this year. Eight loads ,of director (or the company., said em­ N u w ^ thing. Today we are abort of too many people. cast 47 per cent of the votes In first and second readera." Kington; Hello, Nancy DeCarll; A fine sand has been put on the beach, phatically that the report was U. S. Denies Regret ruU Mrrlco clUnt of N. B. A. Sort* Tuesday’s referendum, and It was one force that auceeded In turning J. P. St. John'.* Eplacopal Church: the Soviets, the Big Three reached nothing. The controla we have In the end, philosophy la the Dr. Laubach hap written the Very good Reason. Richard Hueb- 8 a. m., Holy Communion; 10 a. m.. a compromise between the Ameri­ making It particularly fine this imtnie. **Wb%h#™* R«prM«nUtlTM! T Jj only through the pressure of tho ner; Children's Day Welcome, summer, Elsewhere in the State. 450 CIO For Hydro Raids were baaed on the aaeumptlon most Important single key to this Board of Education's propaganda "Primer" and “Anand the Wise Holy Communion, Feast of St. can standpoint that a Big Four York, ChlcRgOb Potroit oad Booton« process. If you are living by a Man" In a ilmpllfled version of Deborah Beer: We Fooled Em. Peter. .. conference likely would only stall Sunday School Closed auto workers have struck the O re N E D that our Induatrial moblllxaUon for machine that the yes prevailed in William Nejmann; Wo Welcome, Henry G. Wyman, pastor of Cor Bristol Brass Corp., also In sup­ figiBBR BtnUDAP OF code, and have kept youfself two districts, by enough' of a mar­ Hindi, the national language of The service at the Uhtbh Con­ western efforts toward a Joint de­ (Continoed from Pago OM) war and preparedneaa, following India. Because India la a land David Erismann: A Welcome on gregational Church will be held ait fense setup with West Germany liimbla Congregational Church, port of demands auch aa are made aR< square with It, to the beat of your gin to overcome the no vote, Children's Day, Trudy Campbell; here. the Korean conflict, would eat Into which carried In the other two of many languages and dialects 10:45 a. m. with sermon by the and the British and Ficnch view has chosen. "Faith and Our Time" diratIng the United States wanted our civilian economy. That haa not ability. If your high-pitched ef­ there is a great need for these We Thank You, Edward Wandiy; pastor. Rev. and Mra. Forrest that every possibility of a com- as the subject of his sermon for The Scovlll strike was called districts. We Welcome You, Joan DeCarll. after the company had put an II- to give the British advance Infor­ Jwppened. We have proved aple forts have been In directions you The folks who stayed away from books to be translated Into these Musser returiaed Friday night pi-omlse on East-West' differences morning worship which, for the mation aa a matter of courtaay itt«r other languages so that the liter, DR. CHARLES H. PECKHAM “Trans-Oceanic’ Little Sunbeoma, Karen Hohl; from a trip to the west coast. Im­ must be explored. summer months, begins at 10 cents an hour pay hike into effect to have guna and butter too. yourself honor and respect. If you the polls had better think twice “without ratification b.v the to a partnet In the Korean war acy program can become effective Just a Little Rose, Sharon Bajohr; mediately following the morning The ministers' talks on Korean a. m. Timothy Quinn of Westport and.'In the North Atlantic treaty. Originally, laat fall waa auppoaed have managed to focus your own ■ about tho "next phase” of the AND service tomorrow the senior choir will be guest soloist. Mrs. Chaun- union," CIO spokesmen raid. Dl building program. throughout all of India. Why We Celebrate, Danielle Beer; cooperation came at a .time of Due to a mixup. It. was eiiplalned, For to be the time for the "critical hour and eternity^ together, then This will be the multl-mllUon The money raised for the print­ Welcome, Edward Tennstedt; We will leave for Its annual pienlc, at bitter Socialist criticism In the cey M. Squler will be at the organ this was not done; For plneh" on civilian gooda. The you are likely to be able to take dollar high school, ao many mil­ ing of “Anand the Wise Man” at Love the Children's Day, Kathleen Sweetheart Lake, Tolland. House of Commons over the recent substituting for Mrs. Allan Rob­ The spokesman aald Acheton For DR. RONALD MORRISON Rev. George B. Higgins, pastor pinch did not arrive. Than It waa those pauses in living and effort lion dollars that one or two mil­ the recent Succeaaful food aale Jalbcrt; -Summer Sunshine, Rae bombing of Communist power sta­ inson. Immigralion Men told the British the decision was lion more or less is unimportant. sponsored by the Manchester Lit­ Ann Miller; Come Children, Rus­ of the First Congregational Church tions on the Yalu river in North There are no Sunday School -made to bomb the Installations auppoaed to be thia apring. The which do refresh. It Is easier to sell Johndrow; My Thanks, Laurie will have for his subject tomor­ classes during Ike summed, but -rest"beside the road when you The editor lost no time in start­ eracy Commlttae h u . been ..given Korea. Say Iraw Complex becauae the planla produced most pwbndtd-notkrrtvg.Tfowirii aup- ing to pave the way for tha "next to Dr. Laubach to take back to Bajohr; Jes:ui of Gatnee, Bruce row, "The Authority In Christian­ The Laborites charged the mass Mrs. Wyman has a nqraery class of tlie power for Communist air­ • o. ^ ______poeed to be aOme myaterioua Ume know whore you are going, moot phase" of waste and extravagance. India with him. Since the Indian That On and After July 1 Campbell; A Little Prayer, Doris ity.” There will be a nursery class : raids by U. S. planes endangered for small children whose parents fields in North Korea and direct­ In the, future. We doubt it. difficult to halt, even for neces­ It will take a good many edi­ Government haa 'decided to use DeCarll; The Shepherd, Elizabeth for the care of children at this current attempts at peace In Ko­ wish to attend services. (Continued from Page One) ed the radar which guided Red Skturday, Juno 2S Huebner; Children's Day Prayer, iO'45 a.m. service. The only effecUve price control sary reat, on the trail which has torials to convince. the taxpayers government and Point IV funds to DR. ROBERT C. WALDEN, JR. rea and threatened to spread the Mr. and Mrs. Wyman have fighters. that the proposed fiiglr school Is print these readers In much larger Karen Stalger; God Gave Us All, Rev. Dr. George S. Brookes, of war. Eden and Acheson defend­ moved Into the parsonage on Ool- welcome them to the Ui^lted An earlier report from London exerciaed during thla^ period haa no clear destination. And If Rockville, will preach at the El­ Dr. HoJleran On Frecdoina as he says "a moderately priced editions then the Literacy Com­ Will be associated with them in the practice Judy Doss; The Solution, Nancy ed the action but both aald they umbla Green yesterday. The cou­ States. waa that Acheton apologised to been that exerciaed by the con' philosophy cannot always tell us program mittee could have afforded. It waa Niemann; What Is a Prayer? lington Congregational Church. regretted Britain had not been In­ ple have been commuting from The Senate, following the lead Hbout 200 members of the BrItUh Thii editorial l« a tribute to the aumera thamaelvaa, who have been exactly where we are going. It can I believe we ahould change the left to Dr. Laubach to decide how of Obstetrics and Gynecology. Carol Wet more; I Wonder, Ross "After This Manner Pray Ye” formed the raids would take place. Windham, N. Y„ since last Mar^h I of the House the day before, over- Parliament. ’ ' mind and heart, the wladom and end does provide us with a moile name of The Herald to the "Ad­ thia money could* be used so that Stalger; The Children's King, will be the subject of the sermon Socialist criticism la expected 17, so that iie might carry on the Irpde the President's veto by a vote This first report brought, loud exercialng their own good and Norman Wetmore; Children's Day. of Rev. Carl W. Saunders, at both 'of 57 to ,28. aentlment, of one Individual aa re­ thrifty Judgment. And their In and standard for our travel. To vocate of Exiravagance.” It would ^ve the greatest help to to come to a head Tuesday when duties of a minister here, while he protest from some Republican Now who Is right about tbli ar­ the literacy work in India. Dr. Dennis Chapdelalne; He'a My the Rockville and Vernon Metho­ Commons debates a motion by finished bis .year aa a teacher In A two-thirds maJorlt.v ^yaa re­ Senators. Some House memben vealed In her own worda. The in­ tluence would have been atlll more use ourselves best, we let some­ gument on extravagance? Laubach says the door la wide Brother. Farrell Hahn; God Bless dist Churches. Rev. Saunders will former Premier Clement Attlee the regional high school In Wind- quired. With 83 Senators voting, expressed disgust, embarrissmant dividual la Dr.' M iry P. Holleran effecUve, In our opinion, If there thing outside ourselves bless the All I ask any taxpayer. Is to go open now for literacy in India. All Children, Claudia Bertsche; be on vacation duriny the month and other Socialist leaders regret­ supporters of the legislation topped and anger. of July but 8er\'lces will be held at .ham. by one the 56 vote.i needed. A of 8t. Joaeph Oollejre In Hartford. had not been an official price con pace. to the Bowers school and look at Sincerely yours, Let It Shine, Dorothy Kington; ting a lack of U. S.-Brltish coop^ Henry’ Bemttt of the Columbia Her worda were before tho an­ all the rooms on the ground floor, Greetings True, Linda Spence; both churches. eratlon on Korean policy apd j switch of only two Senators wpuld trol lending official aanctlon and~ Mri. Frank A. Bramley, ■What We Can Do For Brother­ The third annual Cofnmunlon Vohmtber Fire Department has I have upheld - the. veto and killed nual Lakeville- Manor Conference west side, these rooms are now pressing for better consultation announced that the game between approval to prlcea higher than being used aa atorerooma, they hood, Judy Theummler, Robin Ba­ Breakfast for the children of St. between the two governmeny. the bill. of the Connecticut' Cowell of natural market ' conditions them' Praise For Board CAalmiaa johr, Dlan Berthold, Clifford Nie­ Bernard's parish who are residents the local men and the men of the In the House the margin was could easily be made Into school To the Editor, The motion itself has come un­ Willlmantlc Fire" Department, Catholic Women. And no finer sclvca would JuaUfy. rooms, yet we are going to^pend FIREWORKS mann, Christine DeCarll. Henry of Ellington, will be aponsored by der fire from left-wing leaders of wider. There the veto was over­ SERVICES Connecticut It was Indeed good news to Koschwitz, Lois Otka. The serv­ the Ellington Catholic Women's originally scheduled for Monday ridden 278 to 113, or 17 ' more worda have been apohen, In our We will ahod no teara If con a nuarter of a million dollars to Manchester parents that the three the Labor party who consider It evening at Recreation Par)t In .votes than the required major- That Interpret Ti\e Wishes add a few more rooms to th'e ice will close with the benediction. Club tomorrow at the Job's Hill time, by anybody. trola an^ lapwd^We think jrllc^ There will be no Sunday School ixchool house, at l a.^j. M*'?-.R!tlpb too mild. ■ Willlmantlc, haa been changed, .ity., —Yankee -school. ------"Sfid whire" W6^y vvdK stm pray'Tirtfrt- With only sllglit mbdiflcail'oh, Of Tlie PanrHy , “ i»; T?ollflrim wili'be lower In reauFt." ‘ Then. Mr. and Mrs. Taxpayer, “AL” ROGERS sc.salons during the months of]Hayden. Child Welfare comrhlttee that routine topic, “ ReaponalWll- July wnd August. is in charge of arrangements. day the game will be on Hutchins the new low retains the present j By a; H. 0. go down to the Broad street Field. system of assigning immigration tlca of Cltiacnahlp.” What ahe did school, look at the extravagant Ck>nunun Pleas Court At Convention CARiFULLY RESTRICTED Premature Praise .95 'Tliree"' ‘cIvIT ' cases were given Town Cleric - Kerwin -Elliott and Xolumbia quotas to other -natlona—on, -the! lOHNBe BURKE ~to that topic waa like a leading The fact that the Democratic noptlpo, the extravagant lobby, see HEBRON: Only assistant Town Clerk. Mrs. Wil­ The Library of Congress has ac­ basis of the national origins of the "(TO llONrWBM wrm-BBlIJMNO-OWMBf- ; — . . , .| the waste of tnxnavrr.s' monrv for OLD BOLTON ROAD Judgments by Judge Raymond J. light to othera who have tried to This newspaper, like almost state platform was read In full to great room under the andltori- Devlin at a session of Tolland liam Stephenson of the town of I • Start Fund Drive quired, a printer’s copy of the Lln- U. 8. population in 1920. — handle It In .out; time. 6 room frame dwelling In per­ Vernon, with Mra. Marjory Brady, coln-Douglas Debates and also a The total number of (oreignera FUNERAL HOME every other nowapaper In the coun­ the convention which adopted it nm. see the sprawlin'- "extravant Less Batteries. County Court of Common Plena A campaign • foi- $2,800 will get We muat, aald Dr, Holleran. fect condition. Four rooms and FIRST RIGHT OFF ROUTE 6 yesterday. town clerk of Ellington, are at­ letter from Abraham Lincoln to who could be admitted annually 87 Bast Center St. Tel. 6868 try, complimented Senator Taft while the Republican state plat­ to build” t>'pe of building. tending the annual state meeting , underway tomorrow when workers the Chicago Press and Tribune re­ (or permanent residence under this recognize our^ reaponsIblUty and for his supposed part in decreeing Then, von answer the question liath on 1st floor, two large PAST5HADY GLEN The WUIlmanUc Savings and form waa given thi cavalier treat­ rooms on 2nd. Hot water oil Loan Association was swarded and outing of Town Clerks be­ I from Columbia Congregational questing two seta of the news­ quota system would be 164,657, an AMBULANCE SERVICE obligation "to exemplify every that the Texas delegate contest as to who Is right on this noint of Most powerful and more ing held today at the Montowese paper's reports on the debates. increase of, only 308 over preaent ment, which we ourselves recom­ extravBVance and waste. Wa.shlng- heat, fully Insulated. One car judgmept of $9,412.49 and $160 at­ ;Church begin their colls on mem­ day, wherever we are, the con­ should be decided by the Repub­ tensitiv* torney fees. In a strict foreclosure House In Brandford. bers and friends, to whom letters mended for It, of being adopted fon Is not the onlv place where garage and work room. Nice The annual clambake of the nection between what we believe lican National Convention, In­ without being read, Is not the only they spend, spend, spend, tax, tax, Lighter, easier to carry action against Wellington E. Bal­ of explanation have already been lot. Immediate occupancy. Lo­ lard el als, this action involving Legion Skeet club will be held sent. Herbert Englcrt, chairman of and what we do." stead of being referred back to difference between the’-two docu­ tax. tomorrow at the Legion grounds Becauae we are not doing that, ments. W ilher T,lttle cated on Andover Road. 1st on riiw Tpi* nn* property at Gerald Park In Cov­ the fund drive, said last night that the Texas rustlers themselves, as entry with August 6 being set as on West street. his workers will attempt to com­ well enough, we are preaenting a Fdlfor’s Vote: Mr. T.ltfle over­ left from Green. Price $10,600. Ploys where others won't— had appeared tp be Taft strategy. The Democratic party la the estimates tile potential power of the law date. plete the drive by July 15. atrange apectacle to the reat of Giving such credit to Senator Taft party which la free and out of Phone boots, planes, trains, Judgment of $8,687.97 was awar­ Advertisements— The money Is to re-decorate the our editorials ^Tanehe.ster people LOST—pair of boy's eye glasses. the world which we want to bring for whzt appeared to' be a turn poanr. It la more tlian that. It enn and do think for themselves. lires lires lires woods and mountains ded in action of the Manches­ church, a project which has not la a party which. In Connecticut, Finder please return to the Her­ Into aympathy with ua. toward a cleaner and more honor­ We couldn't put, over sn extrava­ ter Savings * Loan Association, been undertaken for more than 15 is always out of power even Qranvilla Shattuck Inc. against Lawrence W. Regestor ald offl(^, 1 Market St„ Rockville. years. At the same 'time, the plan “ The American mind, which haa able campaign, this and other gant school huuding program If when It wins an election. Thanks we tried to. We also doilht that (PLUS TAX) SHORTWAVE el als, this action involving prop­ calls for additional lighting to be alwaya been a certain mind, haa ne-.yspapcrs were not only trying to the. political leanings of the Goi 600x16 erty at Daly Road. Coventry, with Installed. A third item la an oil the people of Manehester, when WEATHER BANDS •trangely In our time become to be fair In tjjelr comment, but Connecticut amall towns, the they Inspect the Ri-oad street 12 LaSalle Road. West Htfd. * $150 attorney fees being awarded Dr. Northby Plans burner for the parsonage: fearful, puaplcious and cautious also, perhapa, to encourage Sena­ Democxatlo party never con­ school, will think that the portico Phone 83-3671 11.95 SHIP-TO-SHORE BANDS the plaintiff. , In Order the congc.stlon at the A BARGAIN WHILE THEY LAST mind. Thara Is a tremendous em­ trola the Connecticut House. I and lobby represent extravagance. E-renlngs 82-8888 Judgment of $1,085 was awSrd gate house at the community beach_ tor Taft to find a higher level for Thanks to that tact, it never I We suspect that. In their ooneln- ed in the action of Frank R. Step­ Tour of Europe may be relieved, plans haye been phasis on Conformity and security his campaigning. enjoya—or auffers-r-the respon- slons. they sometimes agree with A FEW MARKDOWNS pe of Rockville against James Sin­ made for i-eglstratlons for mem­ and people are usln|g strange de­ The Impreuton that Senator alhlllty involved in-the caiuicliy j us, and sometimes with Mr. Little. clair of Vernon. 1 Stores, June 28—Dr Arwood S. bership with Mra. Edna Rimlngton, vices to assure the possession of Taft had been responsible for the to put Its own rccoiiDiiciulatlona' I and sometimes with neither. B\it BRAKES RELINED S12JIS ON FLOOR SAMPLES The date of July 1 was set as Northby, of the University of at Lohreroft; Mrs. Donald Tuttle, . i j these qualities. Into leglaliitlvc cftect. That fart we'd like to ask Mr, Little to start ' "date of /:xecuUon" In the sum­ [at Columbia Center and Mrs. Leola One Of The M'any Beaches A f change In strategy came about be­ tho.high aehnol battle off hv ven- (VARIOUS MODELS) mary process action of Kenneth A. Connecticut will spend two Beck at the Post Office.- "We eeem ,to have become cause be made a speech, on the day makes life In tin- Ik>njocruUc ^ INCLUDES UNING AND LABOR |iarty—and the composltlnii of ■ luring an opinion. How mueh does Morrison's Hovland et al against. Thomas Re­ ihohths In Europe and the Scandi­ A recent meeting of' the beach; LAK£ AMSTON . ~ afraid of Ideas In spite of the fact the strategy change became Democratic state platfornie—a he think the new high school Is YOUR DOLLARS HAVE MORE CENTS AT Get o "TranS'Oeeonic" gan Mr. Regan had previously navian countries this summer committee and the executive board that people who have Ideas are known, In which he-,hlmself said coinforlaldc process. The llc- : likely to rost?.What does he think BARBER SHOP sought a further sUy of executlo^ get a first hand view of stude'nt of the council, which discussed never dangerous. It la the mass of . It ought to eost 7 tVhat would he Battery for any portable and had been given extension of personnel work and the operation many of the problems of, the beach, that he would welcome auch a de­ puhltcans tan iisic.Uly be rcllctl I Include In the high school plan? 387 CENTER ST. people who have no Ideas who upon to balk any DenuK-mtlo • time, and now sought further stay of student government In EJuro- resulted In a decision that a small COMPLETE FACILITIES FOR cision. Subaequcntly. Senator Taft I What would he leave.out? Our ob­ of execution. pean unlverslfies. i-. fee (10 cento for adults and 5 cents aervo as molds in which went a bit further, and openly promises, v\diich reaoues the ject In a.sklng these questions la De^mocrats from their unwise 2 BARBERS Mrs. Rose Rider Dr. Northby, who 1* director of for chlldi'cn) will be charged for BOATNG, BATHING, FISHING demagoguea and propagandists claimed that It was his own at­ I not to trj' to bait him. but to try Mrs. Rose Rider. 87. of 18 Win­ student personnel at the univer­ guests. This will help defray the can pour in on one day and pour promises and hands them back to have same community debate dermere avenue, widow of George sity, leaves next week on the SS I cost of ' Operation, which is in­ titude which had produced the their good ones for use In an­ on the issties Invoh-ed during the to SERVE YOU WNS IfSiion out the next. It Is these people change In strategy. We had a Potterton’s W. Rider, died yesterday at her United States, which will make Its creased this year. other campaign. time when the project Itself la be- ^^^'■''427 Hartford Rd. Manchester,Conn. 130 CENTER STREET ^ m e. She waa bom SepL 26. 1884 maiden voyage. He will visit Eng­ Members must present their who constitute the gullible. We lovely picture, then, of Senator 'So the Democrats, In 1862. could , formulated, not afterwarcte.^ Unlimited Farktbg and Service In Massachusetts. She leaves a son, land, Scotland, Wales, and the cards or identification tags for ad­ eeem not to have learned that Taft basking In hla own generous draw up a free-wheeling state 1 PLENTY OF PARKING George C. Rlder.’Wlth whom she Scandinavian countries. He will be mittance. These are not trans­ The Fhst Few Miles That even liquidating. people who have tactics. ^ platform, and did . so. It Is fre -! Dr. lAubaeh’s .Aetlritles Open 8:00 A. M. to 6:00 P- M. made her home; a daughter. Mrs. accompanied by Mra. Northby and ferable and members must accom­ Ideas docs not ever destroy the That pictura has proved a little quently specific •where the Repub- ,To the Editor: Mabel Avery of Hartford. The fu­ their son, Jan. pany any guest's, Ideas themselves.'’ * Christ was llcan counterpart hides under some I think many local residents neral will be held Monday at 2 Thursday found the beach put Have fieen Developed Are too much for the Republican party vague generalization, j would like to hear the most recent n. m, from the Burke Funeral ’The distribution of milk In the to heavy use.; more than 150 sought cruel fled,-but -whO- can -say- His offlolal-whorlbls-new-revealed.-nc- “ Beyoiwrthat, it frequently avail* -news -about Dr. - Prank Laubach, Home. Rev. George B. Brookes, ■United SUtes Involves about 190, refuge the"re. Eveq so, Wally Lohi’, Ideas died with HlmT” tually made the decision to refer Itself of the luxury of taking a i expert on literacy. He returned pastor emeritus of the Unkm' Oon- 000 motor trucks alone, not In­ waterfront man. said It was not too Completely Then followed what we would the Texas dispute to the national position purely for that purpose of 1 New York on.Jupo 12 to re grogational church will officiate. cluding the extensive use of rall- port on his work during the past rosd transportation. - call Dr. HeUeran's Analysis of convention Instead of to t|ie Taft being against the oppcxritlon. Burial will be In' Grove Hill ceme­ It declares flatly, for Instance, year In India. Dr. Laubach spoke tery. The fidieral home will be Freedoms, a moving aitd master­ wganiration In Texas. This official at a dinnor meeting In the River­ open tomorrovr from 3 to 9 p. m. Colors C o ’V'h’ne Smartly ful statement which deserves wide In favor of a piiy Increase for state Is Mrs. Charles P. Howard, soc-- employes. And. In an Instance side -CMupch, ■ms'-topre waa "Thaw Open House C|9lorful Dutch Maid recognition and wide thought. rctary of the Republican National even more suspect, It proposes that Will Bo Literate" Dr. Latibach Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Keat­ "One of the great responsibilities Committee, and her 'dis'closure is the new Fairfield County highway will return to India on July 10 to ing of 154 Union street will hold THIS IS YOUR be delayed until one moj;e session he gone until next January. Work­ open house tomorrow from 2 to 5 we have,” eaid Dr. Holleran, "Is that the Taft leaders on that com­ ing in •’lose cooperation with, tha p. m. In observance of their 60th to preserve the freedoms, but we mittee fought her tooth and nail of the General Asembly has an Indian Government and the Point wedding anniversary. They were must remember that freedom 'of to keep her from doing what she married June 24, 1902 at St. John's LAST CHANCE speech la for courageous people, over It. The platform makers, we ^ literacy part of the church In Middletown. Conn. Mr. did. When ahe argued that she presume were quite aware of the village Development Program; and responsibility for that free­ Keating worked in the local mills waa following the law In Insisting fact that the Lodge admlnlstra-'I The- three point ' objective which" - for many years prior to bl» retire­ dom Is not 'met' by muttering upon the ruling she was going to tlon should, honestly, be praised reach..by the first of ment. The couple have three To Purchase Land At CannDCli- ‘ about things. Freedom of con- make, they asked Her: "What dlf- ...... for Its policy of „ going ahead _ with next year Is aa follows: daughters. Mrs, Merttm S. Tuttle, aelenee Is—for- ressenable—people -ferenee 'dees- the-law niakrT "----- ,UllS,.bl£t>iy8yi...BUt..S9JPf..Rej*.Wf6,'4—"u .^.T a prepare-lessons,.-aa-we Gertrili^ and Theresa Keattog: a tic politicians Iiave high hopes pave done In Hindi, for Telugu, |;~cot^^e Finett"Lake DevolopmeiitT"' and that freedom Is not-fulflUed VVhen she persisted In making granddaughter, Mra. Richard F. that tha embattled lawn farmers : Quinn of Manchester and a great by emotionalism, being prejudiced her official decision, the other of­ of Fairfield County are going to _ xrond-son. or bigoted. Freedom of enterprise ficials of the Hspubllctn NattonM -turn-into...Democrats - -thia- fall, ifehovah’s Wltnesiaeii ' ONE MILE OF la- for honest people and that free­ Cofnmittee held up the letter in favoring ‘ a Democratic Psesident ■ntore wW.Aeji.serirt(:e toeetlng 1 dom cannot be fulfilled if we, the which she -made her ruling In order because a Republican Governor aV T::30 p. m. tonight, theme, “At­ Vi^tERFRONT LOTS; —atUBeasrallow the continuance of h u ' pushed the tx>ad, so the choip ’ tend the Circuit Aaaembly”, 8:80 to jgive 'Taft time to'come out and crack waa made part of the plat-' p. m. tonight. Theocratic.Ministry eelaypiitow-aitd-rackete In govern- Appear-'to' be in- favor of what "She' T6nn;'Wi"t4rrt'wair'rirh*ai‘ tiir School, study of chapters 2:1 to ONE MILE OF ~ — - ihen t - Freedom of -Inquiry Is for was going to do, over what had returns from Fairfield County 8:9 in the book of Galatians, using hopeful people, not the helpless. been the vlblent protests of hla next November. tha "New World Translation of BOULEVARD LOTS Freedom of asaoriatfon la for_Lown leaders. The Democratic document Is Summer the ChrUtlan Greek Scriptures". steady people and that freedom That was Senator Taft's saving healthier than Us Republican Sunday, 3:30 p. m., public ■ lec­ cannot he maintained through counterpart, on the other hand, on ture, ’ Why is the Bible PracUcal ONE MILE OF bit of high level conduct In this such Issues as county goverrimeht, Home for Our Day”. la the Bible old- -emotional witch-hunting and the campaign, for which all news- which It would abolish outright, faahloned? Can it meet our prea­ LOTS IN A VIRGIN FOREST smearing of one American citl- piapera p rais^ him, hut prema­ and the district court , system, ent day needs? Public address •en by another American cltl- turely. which it would establish, although given by R. C. Elty, 4:15 p. m. aen. Freedom of opportunity la for the party somehow failed ever to Study, "Dedication to God and report the district court bill It once'; Omaecration, also Dedication for a great people, thoae who have not Beautiful Life in the new' world, in the Isaue AU lots ore rposen- loot the.apMt of adventure."' To Bless The Pace promised for the last session of i the General Assembly. | of May 16, 1952 Watchtower Mag­ We haven't aeen ao much sanity, Often" we consider ourselves In­ azine. 1951 Packard Ultramatic Drive qUy priced starting The Democratic document le Ashford Lake Wednesday, July 2, 1952, 8:00 _wlsdom and heart put Into so few capable of doing something, and not only on the side of the i_. words In k long time, and we p. m. Company Book studies at the •e low CM then surprise ourselves by being angels. It Is also on the aide of " In following locations, 41 Orchard 8845 This beoutiftil on* owner cor, mochoniediy porfoct, pricod at only salute Dr. Holleran gratetolly. able to do it. This is nothing more the school teootiers, to whom It Ashford.—Eastford. Conn. street, Rockville; 15 Rosemary 12-43 195 than the demonstration of the re- would guarantee a minimum of Place, Mancheater; 287 Oakland Here Is an attractive (rock for LOOK AT ALL THE OTHER LAKES AROUND. ^ •erve strength we possess, $8,000 a year, and of every other Boating— Bathing street, Manchester. SUNDAV 5273 Let Controls Lapse recognizable riaas of eltlten. all around wear that’s a Joy THEN COME TO AMSTON AND COMPARE phyalcally, spiritually, and moral­ Junior Cboir Ptcalo TTieae'delightful Dutch mold de­ wear and so easy on the upkeep.^ In this. It does nothing the Re­ Fishing The junior choir of the Union $ THE DIFFERENCE When, In June and” July of 1948, ly, In the complex beings we are. signs perk-up kitchen towels. Bright contrast trims neck, sleeves 'ii \ publicans would not have liked ---- Congregatldnal Church Is holding Tou’U enjoy embroidering them In and huge pockets. Benstor Robert A. Taft, the meat We are not aa weak aa we thought to do. But the Republicans ore.. Lots carefully planned, wood­ a picnic this afternoon at Sweet­ EASY'MONTHLY TERMS lobby, and all the economic ele- ourselves to be. In power, and oonsequehtly a ed and laid out for your fu­ gay colors and simple stitches ture pleasure and comfort. heart Lake. which make for fast work. Pattern No. 8845 is a aew-rite im nts eager for a quick, fat-kUI- But It would also be a mutake little bit cautious. lustollattons perforated pattern in sizes 12, 14, Toj^y's etflling price it $2631. Looks like now with only 17.000 ONLY 25 MINUTES FROM MANCHESTER ' lug in the poat-war economy domi­ to assume that we are as strong One thing the two platforms do The officers of the Women of Pattern No. 5273 contains hot 16, 18. 20; 40, 42. Size 14, 5 yards nated Oongreaa to end war-time seem to agree upon, quite clearly. the Moose will be Installed tonight iron transfer (or 7 designs, mate­ of 39-lnch; % yard trim. mUesr Another Bdeh-Pentioe better vdu*. as we can demonstrate ouraelvea This la for a reorganisation of the ASHFORD at the Moose . Rooms. Graduats rial requirements, stitch iUuatra- DIRECTIONS: From Manchester take Rout* H to price controUi, we thought they to be. In some emergency call up­ itate’e financial let-up putting Regent Margaret Johndrow wflt tlona and color chart. For thia pattern, send SOc In were wrong. They did kill OPA, on our reserves. Our emergency fiscal procearea and controls into Install officers with Florence Shea I coins, your name, address, size de­ Hebron and Amtton. Signs at Amston point the and prices did rise, and post-war prowess, in the field of body and the hands of the. State Finance as installing chaplain and Joyce Send 26c in coins, your namay sired, and the Pattern. Number, to way to Amston Laka. Inflation began to take the trip Commtsaloner, which meant that V te as Installing guide. oddresa and tha ‘Pattern Number Sue Burnett, Manchester Evening mind, repregants an extreme. LAKE, Inc. The following will be installed: to Anne Cabot, Mancheater Eve­ Herald, 1150 Ave. Americas, New which it has never eince relaxed. State Comptroller Fred Zeller may Should we try to operate a t this have jto wage In the open. In 1953, ARTHUR A. KNOFLA Junior Graduate Regent, Dorothy ning Herald, 1150 Aire. Americas, York 36, N. Y.* When, in June of 1862, the same scale of strength permanently, wo the ,flghta he won easily, behl.pd Sales Agent Randall; Regent, Kbirgaret Puci- New York 88,iN. X. BALCH-PONTIAC, Inc. B ^ic Fashion for '52 is filled elements are trying to control would soon find ourselves snap­ thrscenes, in 1851. Manchester. Conn. no; Junior Regent, Mary John- -drow; Chaplain, Emmlt Hahn; Anne Oabot’a New Album of with Ideas to make your clothes AMSTON LAKEGO. Oongreee to dictate aa end of the ping and cracking. Our p'oradoxl- Tel. Manchester 5440, 2-5838 MANCHESTER Office' at Lake Recorder, Anne Boucher; Treasur­ Needlework la chock-full of grand budget go further — time-saving 155 CENTER STREET price controls brought back after cal ' capacity la greater than we The moet Important, fure of and economical deaigna that are AMITON. CONN. Canada ora first, muskrat, second Tel. Storm 8-2867 er, Lillian Caron;' ' Guide, Viola deaigno, plua exclUnj^ featurea and Oa start .of the Korean war, we ourselves Would imagine,' but beavet. J(dmdrow; Asatstont Guide, Edna a gift pattern printed U e ^ book, easy to sew. Gift pattern prlnt4id| T MoTfonson; Argus, Gladys CXar- 25 cents. inside. 26 cents. I - • •• -4**4 « ..>440. e*.n. IfANCHESTER BVEITOG H^R^LP, MANCHESTER. CONN« SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1952 PAGE WE! MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTERt GO'NN., SATURDAY, JUNE 28. 1952 PAG E EIGHT

D a i l y c r o s s w o r d p u z z l e BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLR OUT OUR WAY Answer to Prsvious Puzzis Seuse and Nonsense I l l T w O a S you OFTEN SAVETH' EGAD,SIR? VOU CAME ALONG AT , V B n t a c a a s Beat Ridges, I'M TAKlhlS A POLL ON „ Florida Fling o n a Strcaks Shattered I THIS HORSE MEAT R N COMES OUT BETTER PUSH. T oo -rr f e l l THE CANDIDATES FOR.’ ^ PRECISElV t h e r ig h t m o m e n t / jf n n a 1A r a 1 r a t S Q U ON THE FLOOR ANP , A W A drunken man staggered up to IP you CUT OPEN! BOTH PKESid e Ht , S i r t WOULD — VOU m ay' ADO TO VOOR LIST I n n J T. E i a c a c i Customer—1 want a suitable grift -THE P O e F1WI&HEE> HIS □ n R H R a n u a a hotel desk late one night and EKX7S AW •THEN Jl& T YOU MIND ANSWERING OF CAMDIDATSS THE NAME OF f ' HORIZONTAL VER'HCLE for a jvealthyold aunt who is aw­ SUPPER BEFORE VOU ' L. □ 1 a demanded another room. PUSH OME ENt? A FEW QUESTIONS ? MATOR AMOS SARNaFV HOOPLE, ■ fully weak and can hardly walk. Grant Wins Third THROOSH/ w h r e t h r o u g h 1 Florida's 1 Sickness fo Z•r f c i it iS Clerk—But you have one of the MiUer’s Rally Top Flipper in MfijorH INDEPENDENT/— HEH-HEH/ tm s ■ mI/m n It CAerk—How about some Roor OPENIN’ TH’ WE WON'T fateway to (med.) best rooms in. the house, sir. Hedlund Hurls Bank I WASM'T BORN IN A [A a R □ wax 7 - Gas Housers Start YOUR NAME.OF Cuba 2 Metal Man—I don’t care. I want an­ Stale Open Title COURSE / NOVM LOG CABIN — I lTm o R C] BQT I'M A B ig BOijL. the other 3'Box Tor alms' - 1 X s n other room, and I want it quick. To Top Manor WHAT IS end of the 4 Food^uR A T □ n o Q Old-timer: The one who can re­ Realizing that it would do no < YPUR GAME HUNTER s . To 3-1 Win over Arms New Britain, June 28 -(iP)—Rob­ Fast to Post Upset Tamiami Trail S Florida’s Keys l~i~ M 1 A f i ± j □ call when a man wasn’t called a good to argue or reason with him ert M. (Bobby) Grant of Wethers- \ 'c h o ic e 3UST ASTEOD'/ I t 1 A (d llTako into a r e ------s n 3 a reactionary when he said a good any further, the clerk turned to Four Runs in Si.\th field today s|K>rted his third Con-j FOR^ ROOSEVELT O ■ fA C3 WAS/ custody 6 Cylindrical word for free enterprise. the bellboy and said: Faak 14, Allows Three Provides 8 to 4 "" Win nectlcut Amateur golf title. I Surowiec SilencM Big IS ------your 7 Turkish titles 23 Grate 40 Withered —Calgary. Albertan. Clerk Move this gentleman out IVl^liey in the Bank |j Grant won his third title yester­ friends at 8 Red planet 25 Timber tree of 41 Malayan of 505 and put him in 508, right Winners Get In Softball l4H>p day by beating Ernie Oerardl 2 and ■ Streaks EmI Bain oU -Tw i "'League Florida's . _ away. 1 over the wall-gi-oomed Shuttle ■ 8 Sport New Zealand pewter coins When Bome people say their i_ Only Two Singles Off / Klr«t N«Mc?>»l B«nk (S> resorts— --- tOFagle 2BAngers 42 Hops’ kilns money Is all tied up, they mean Completely satisfied, the inebri­ ' AB R n ro A K >4TANDINUS Meadow coui-se where he won his 1 MprUrty'p O) I^adeea at Mt. ^e b o j 14 Florida is the (comb, form) 27 Number 44_Marincr’s in a bock. ated guest moved toward the ele­ Slants of Alan Cole ... C*yr, 3b ...... ^ ^ ^ L !! 5 ____ W, L Pet. firat In 1943 by beating veteran | AR R H r o A R of year- vator, offering no word of explana­ (mall, rf ...... 2 0 0 Frank Ross. |F U lh . rf Moc Priugle Homer* ^ ^ 12 Tissue 28 Dines story Mltchfll. If ...... ’I 0 0 5 i Miller’s ...... 6 1 .857 Kwlrk. lb round bathing j j 30 4S~SnnaII island tion or thanks. 0,Fr.4nkle‘s Drive-In ____5 Z .714 As a Ihree-timc winner, the 42- Oiekalntkl, % Irate Guest—Look here, Lne rain ) 8TANDIN.0 S Wojf'lk. lb ...... 2 2 1 , 15 Noah’a mount j j Florida has 86 Large bodies 48 college Clerk—Would you mind telling .Hfrlliind, r - ...... 3 0 1 ^ ; Mas/in’ a ...... 4 ' 2 .667 year-old Gi^nt joined a select circle <3k«nuk. t . STAlimMOS is simply pouring’ through the roof w . Dorm**r, <-r ...... 1 0 0 Surovliti*. p w :iM r t L 16 Pertaining many Ashing of troops student me sir, why you don’t like 505 ? b 1 Dec! a D r iv e -In ...... 3 4 .429 of five other thr^e-play Slate Ama­ of my bedroom. (curiously, but hardly expecting Brown and Beaupre . 2 Man?ffRla. r ...... 2 0 01 DiUrtul. \t . Ridges ...... a 2 .TOO to birth 37 Venerate 47 Social Rower mibbard. .1b ...... 3 0 0 1 I Center Springs ...... 2 4 ..73,1 teur champions. Only one of them, Rfil. 8b . .. ------s , Summer Hotel Prorietor— Ab- a sensible snswer. He got one. Manchester Trust ... 2 17 Disorderly 20 Cease 39 iXorida 4a in (coll.). Martin, an ...... 1 0 0 J I Green M anor ...... 0 7 .000 however, ever won Die title three Kl«ln. 8b .. 18 Ecclesiastic solut^y according to our pro­ however). First National Bank . 1 Burkat rf ...... ; 0 0 0 siiecessive yeaie. He waa Charles WllllP. rf P*W ____ ...... Z * •<$«. 21 Size of plank the south— 49 Approaches Nasslff Arrhs ...... 0 H. Cvr. cf ...... 1 0 0 0 incense boat (ab.) spectus, sir. Running water In Man—The damn Ihin'g’s on fire. H. Seeley, winner In 1001, 1902 and BA ’e ...... i 4 .SM S n 22 Shield bearing United States A four run oulburat in the last ToUU ...... 38 7 • 31 6 3 20 Weapon every room. Totals ...... 19 3 3 31 7 1 1003, Moiiarty'B ...... FACT HE Jackie Hedlund struck out 14 of the sixth pulled Miller’s Res­ RIdfeet (II 24 Chemical 9 Bitter lessons are often the NaBulff Arm* <11 Tile othera are Roger A. Hhvey, AB n 11 PC A K WAS IN r r and gave up three hits as the First AR R H PO A taurant out of a tie with Green Moriarty Brothers halted a alx- alkaloid There is one absolutely certain greatest blessings...... 3 0 1 I I 1010, 1919 and 1920; W. P. Seeley. Orenler. If ...... A D IM E National Bank, defeated Nasslff Kohcii. as . Manor and enabled them to take Pofl^r. rf ...... garoe lealng atreak with an upoat 28 Ancient Irish way to make hard work easier- ('olr. p .•...... 2 I 0 0 1 8 1014, 1022 end 1024; Tony Koslnskt, L IM IT -■ Arms 3 to 1 last night at Charter 3 0 0 1 0 the contest to 4 and retain first .U Duiuitr.k. 8b .. victory over the WilllmanUo , capital just work harder. Oola.R. 3b ...... 1034, 1037 and 10.30; and Hmiy D. Duniuek, r ... S A M E A group of boys found a puppy. Oak Field in an Alumni ' Little Cooper. If ...... 2 0 I 1 0 place in the league standings. Ridges, league leaders, in a Twi­ 30 Peer Gynt’s Raravilch. c ...... 3 0 0 » .3 Each team waa forced to come Mnndly. .Ir., 1040, 1047 and 1940. R. Dbunark. Pi. p . ■!. JL T Z ^ THE STABLE ANP THE HORSE, JU S T LAST NlSHT As each had. a doubtful.claim it I.,eague game before a fine, crowd. Vac.naU, lb ...... light’' League game at Mt. Neto - mother. General Putnam, speaking to Mowor, cf .■ ftx)m behind prior to the explosive Grant won the title the second was agreed that the one that The slender southpaW tied the SiiDmona, rf Pringle. Hu ...... last night by a score of 7 to 8. It 31 Operatic solo new recrr.lts in the Revolutionary •sixth as the Manor nine scored time in 1946 when h«Fdrfealed K. S. O DonneH, •• could tell the biggest lie should strikeout record set by Steve Coo­ KngUah. 3b was the second win for the Oaa- Settled! BY LANK LEONARD 32 Lubricants Army, wanted to make it plain L»aracn. lb four times off hurler Jerry Chag- Kowalski. W. Dunnirk. > .. HICKEY FINN keep the puppy. per earlier in the week, and gave ^ ba. rf ...... men this year and both have i»ine rrTTTTiter 33 Worm that He wished to have only, will­ A pious man came along, and tip three walks, one lntentlon.al. a-Prlgnano. non in the fourth frame to over­ Grant who has twice been run­ F -AND If PHIL FINNCAIf okay; I ^ h-Smlth ... at the expenae of the Ridges. eAl je n n y / n / r ) we are w a pig's I RMOW WHATIT IS/ 34 Canvas'shelter ing fighters. come two tallies scored by Miller’s ner up played out yeaterday’s final ToUli ...... w...... 38 a 7 I I I 3 HAVE A SUITE LIKE THIS GUESS I'M 4 n 24 n a learning what they were doing, up­ Alan Cole .w-ent the route for Nas- Burowlsc went the route to hand OOy/NTHAT CeTEiTHECORVERTlOH I CAN multiply; 35 Make reedy 20 zz "Now, boys," he said, "I don’t ...... 33 1 3 18 5 0 in the third inning. Mtiler’a lied round under a terrific atraln. Mrs, Morlgrty i ...... MO 013 k—7 JIf CAN HAVE one; DO STUCK WITH braided them for doing what h- siffs and pitched a. tremendous Totals ...... s v e u BUT.JfRRV.WECANT I DON'T CARE rHONeiwE'ne\\iimK wber- anp BilTOUR MEALS 37 Facilitates- a-Prifrixii malkod for Simniona in Grant was in Hartford hoapital af­ Rtdgei ...... V too 081 the Rldgea their aecond Iota of the YOU WANT HIM TO GO rr/BUTTP - V) wish to retain any of you who wish told them was a very wicked •game allowing only jwo hita, walk­ the score at four-all in the fifth, T h OUG tH, ASK FOR ASMAU DOOM WHAT HE thinks; STA WW mm) SEVER TIMES FORTY ARB INCLUDED 387rritates to leave, and therefore, if any one 7th. chalking up two runs against ter undergoing'an operation and Rune batted m, fturnwlec X Ewick, season after six straight wins, at BACK HOME ANP SAY LIKE TO WRING i thing. "Why," said he, "I never ed six and fanned nine. b-8mlth struck out for Rnffllah In A t ^ S - 7 , A v e 's B««l. Okamik. D. Dunnack 8. J. Dun- now; WHAT yilDULPTHI' rMNOTSPENDM HEAg/ A . I S - 40 Mouthlike his daughter, Wendy, waa just the same time narrowing the \ THAT YOU ARE CHEAP?. HIS neck; » n of you is dissatisfied and wishes to told a lie in my life." N ASsrerS SCORKD their only 7th. Graham Holmes. AL.SO T a/C T iM/B&T • / nark. B. Diiimack; three-hai« bita. MANAGER THINK-AFTER f 4 0 « A MV home from a hospital following an losers’ margin in first placs. " Opening return to his home, hs- may signi­ "Give him the pup, give him the nin in the first half of the opening I Bank ^ ...... 300 001 X—3 With two down in the sixth. /A/ T l - i S AI>tUO«S ' Omnler. Rimrwlac: hotn* runa. Prin­ MM SENDING ME THOSE FORAflACETO 43 G arret Inning. Virtnie KPhen led off and I Nasslffa ».».■• •-.••LU.-:!' ■ 100 000 0—1 Miner's third baseman Peterson operation. gle; iacrlAraa, Klein, Willla Potter; THE GASMEN put togeUisr a J7 fy the same by stepping six paces puD." shouted the boys in chorus, left on bbsea. Ifftriarty'a 8. Rldgea 6; H 0WCT87 GLEEf^HDTHATI; 47 Throw off beat out an infield hit and stole Runs bstt^fi in. Hsdluml. Manafffln. leached on A walk and Ed Mc­ In addition he bed to battle not nine-hit attack against-BIU and f w a l ; > in frornt of the line." Mo*z?r; stolen bases. L. Cyr. Wojclk. beaea on balla. W. Dunnack X Ba-DuiL:. Bob -Dunnack. The latter waa guiding tracks Boss to employe; "Yes, I^wson, second, "Cole walked and he and Carthy followed with his aecond only a great competitor in Oerardl. nack 8. Rurowme I; atrlkaouta. W.’ "But," . added General Putnam, Martin. Kobenu. Cole; left on bases. a former New England tlUUt;'-but charged with the losa. It was BlU'i 48 Many people 'Til shoot the first man that steps I know you can’t get married on Kohen pulled a double steal. Kohen First National Rank 4. Nasslffa 3; hasea hit. On the play Manor ahortatop ntinnark .1. B. DuDMck J. Burowltc (1; go to llorlda 40 n 14 was safe at third as Hubbard on balls. Hedlund 3‘ Cole 6; strikeouts. Black waa charged with interfer­ also the atraln of a championship Hlu off. W, Dunnack ‘7 for 8 runa In first start of ths campaign and he out." ~ the money I ’m paying you, and Hedlund 14. Cole. 3; wrild plirbes. Cole match and the oven-like heat o( the 4 3-8 Innirga; B. Dunnack 3 for 3 runa gave way to Bob. when the Rldgea m for the some day you’ll thank me for it.” dropped Jim M aneggia’s throw. 2: umpires, Kerr - Fortin: time. 1 35. ence as Peterson headed for third. Jn 1 1-8: hit tiy pitcher, by Bumwlec. *rt day. But he had himself under rigli' ca'ma from behind twice to knot northern 46 —George Rsekas in The Satur- ■ With one out. Cooper was given an Peterson was tagged out at third, Potter; loatng pitcher, B, DunoAfik; ^ We repeat a.galn and again —If Intentional pa.ss to jam the sacks. control. umplrea, 8Uum. Qlovino. the count. - winter —^— you can’t be clever, be careful. I day Evening. Post. but ruled safe and Green Manor 50 Expunges M Mike E-scavitch boiineed back to j cro.ssed tip the opposition by hlt- played the remainder of the con­ Loading the baaes with none out r '■the pitcher to force Kohen at the | ling safely to center to score Cyr. in (he first inning, the Ridges 51 Bank worker CARNIVAL-^ BY DICK TURNER test under protest. 51 plate. Bill Mozzer then singled | Cole iost^ his control imd walked Leo Day put Miller’s In the lead were able to get just one rUnner 52 Outdoes George Dortner to load the baaes through the shortstop hole to score ' ...... for keeps with his second hit of LOCAL across as they cofitlnuellyjxip|^d 53 Rewards and then walked Maneggla to force | jj;;, go"; BY EDGAR MARTIN Cole with Nassiffs only run. up Surowiec’s knuckle bsif.'D ick BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Forewarning Leo Cyr drew a' walk as the in the second------run. King followed with his second Grenier, hardeat hitter of the BOTH PITCHERS took charge SIDE GLANCES RV nM .RPAITH Bank’s leadoft hitter in the first safety scoring McCarthy before SPORT CHATTER night. Blnglod to center and Zeke tx tbKiX XHAX \ X)ON’X XROSX to prevent any scoring until the b o x, \Vg K>0 OSllXAH. X\6 U«K> XROM (VN-» ,»OW ’.XWtV«.S booxb .w tW e. and moved to third on a stolen pitcher Chagnon unloaded the only Potter wax safe on a sacrifice- OORV *. \X’* iO SX XtMST -VOHXW ______Bank, carried a run acrosa in the ‘Scram% Gateman Growled ROO. Ix\ x.«y Pl»«bVf.X'Jl>5 W\XH XbOUKO 9 0 M t tNROWG ? V o o ba.se and a passed bail, A fter Ja ck extra-base knock of the game, s » r error. Jerry Dunnack bunted to SmaliTiid"Scott Mltrliell had gone sixth. Wdjcik singled by third as W W N tV fe HVM30RX.D «ttCV . T H I M 6 S down on strikes. Ed Wojclk was i first batter, stole second and came line. os Del Dunnack wax grounding passed to get at Hedlund. Jack i home on two wild pitches, When Bob Shantz'Knocked Sparta Editor WM K » jl MACKX\OV6 XW\a ------VT I USED CLOTHES Chagnon gained hla fifth straight out. Two pop-ups endsd ths frame. HAPPEN! league win and now holds a 5 and Burowlsc took care of that run hlmeelf In the bottom of the flret 0 record. Miller’s hurler struck out New York— (NEA) —Not so . stai^thla seaimn (of Philadelphia’s HINOERE THANKS to coaches*. A NEW FtklOB baa been In six while walking -four. Holmes whett-he tripled. tQ..the...fQOtbeil.. / 1nng ago, Dtzz)' Dean eloquentty: firm 24 •vtrtnrlra Bobby picked up Nino B o ^ in T a n d Manny Solom on' MkHwl on t b * matn^ flo or ;Jji® “Manana” Pitch Stops wiffed one and issued five paa.sos. sized up what makes little Bobby to improved control and a field after Mike Zwick badjringled MUIrr'a J u . . 1. 1 "l»t® armory on Main atreet. The end Willie Oleksinskl walked, i ' Shantz of the Athletics the big ^niirklrr which gives him that and members of the Brown and, ^ nuirked Im- P H pn A K -making-R~3~ Mcrar(bv.. r ...... 'l 3 3 ft ft 0 man among major league hurlcrs./"extra" pitch In the clutch. Beaupre Alumni Little League provament In the general ap^af- k MOMARTY-'R g4)t-aiW>tliaii.pBir tf . .7.“.' .. 7 7 T -T ■ft- TT ’If I had a game T wniiled“t "His ball's always ’movin'." basebalT team for the flnr onbe bimaihg^ Kina’ •» ...... 4 \ 3 3 1 In the second when Stu Baal sin­ B o s o x a t rhsrnnn. p . . ^ . .. 4 ft 6 ft win. then Shantz would do t. points out first baseman Ferris card received yesterday following i athletic and social evenla. An oil P. jPorr^ntl lb ...... 7 ft ft 7 ft ft pitching.’’ said the man who Fain. The Shantz fast hall,“com­ a short siege of illness. gled and At Klein reached on a heater has also been installeil, re sacrlflce-rielder’s choice. Beal beat rimiipy., rf ...... * ft ft ft ft •ft "sluri" when he should /have ing from siirh a small gept, still By RALPH RODEN .lohnenn, rf ...... 3 ft 0 f 0 ft placing the old coal furnace. the throw to second. Bob Wtllls "shd." hut doesn't have \ (V-4 I^eague debut. Bobby pftchedf nine at him. But once at the plate; rh llad flp h ia 6. Nffw York 0, Runa batted in. L. Dtv 3. King At flve/feet seven and a wiry Francis Mahoney are handling Red Sox play the Washington Sen­ fjy to center.. While the throw they’re usually helpless. Drnoklyr Boaton 3. 1. Cbapnon o. MMivler. Black. Orllln; 160 pounds. Shantz is one of^thc no-hIt, no-run innings In relief ticket arrangements for the ators: Tickets for the game were three-baae hita, Oiagnon: atnlcn baaaa went to the plaU, Jerry tagged LIKE PAIGE, Marrero’s age l.s Chicago 6. Cincinnati 0. smallrsy pitcheis to make the ma­ against Detroit, won In the 13th. Kaceys and anyone wishing tq secured ■ for the boys by TTie and raced to second from where St. Louis 6, Pittsburgh 4. McCarthy. Scatjer. Mirchaac 3. Elli* 3’ "Aw." shrugged the tiny south­ a question. The aiban star right­ American left on baae*. Miller * 7. Manor 5; baaea jors, (^d maybe the be.st of the purchase tlckels may contact Herald from the Red Sox front- he scored o n Bob Pnim ack’x xingte.- •- - N>w York 10; Philadelphia X on baUB..JIolmea h. Chagnon 4t-#*rlke- little /men. '— paw, "I can do better than that.” office,------...... hander Ls ILstart as 45 but many outa, Molmea J. Chagnon fi; umpirea either man. ------"Mortxrty’x fought back-to takir-- think he’s at least .50. Last night Washington 5. Boston 3. Jimmy Dykes says he's the By 1951, his won and lost tab a 5-4 lead when Johnny Okanuk r j i y St. Louis 3. D etroit 1. Brainard: acorer. Day. was J8 and 12, pol had for a 26- he worked with eight days rest CThicggo 5. Cleveland 1 greatest fielding, pitcher he ever and John Dziadul aingled around International year-old fellow with a alxth-pluro I and came through with a 5-.3 tri­ saw. and Bticky Harria aeconds team. a fielder’s choice by Surowiec. umph over the Boston Red Sox in RocbcHlcr 5, 1; Montreal 3. 5 ((first the Btatemont. __ Dziadul was trapped between firat '•6-2B game completion of Mav 34 game). — At PoUstown. Pa.. High School Legion Overcomes 6-0 Iw. T M W ^ ,1.. 0#- ’’Only a ftxil would try to bunt and second for the aecond out. At Fenway Park. ' Baltimore 5j Ottawa 8. Sports Schedule^ and on oondlot toama, -Bobby R*f' V K Fat. OH. Marrero; who gets bv with a Syracuse 2. Toronto 0. - against him,"" nods Manager this moment Bob Dunnack eihi'S''* Cr WELKIN, nanoieir Come Join Us, Mac Bl RUSS WINTERBOTHAM Ce»r. fore the relay reach^ the plate. PCUKTABLa PKLICACT Harf ford ...... 2ft •35 .426 Monday, June ,50 Manchester Auto AB R H PO A E Led for Bo.ston. The vlctorv was W'nilamsporl • R. Provost. 2b Headi-up base running by Zwlck :X S I * fT if .. . 21 4ft .344 Hamilton vs. Morlarty’a. 6 -Ne- Manager.After Letting; Edilic SaWyer Go P arts ...... 2 6 .250, rMarrero’s seventh compared to ifionNl bo, .... Isen. Ih ..., helped, the Gasmen Mn the sixth Brookl.vn . . . . ___ 4S 17 .776 I McIntosh, ss, p when they won it. Bob WliUs drew I tv-o defeats. _■ Zions vs. Center Congos, 6:15- New York . . . . 41 31 .661 Philadelphia. June 28 (/P) - The • )nif the Phllllm 6 to 0 win over lifter weathering a six-run a pass and walked to second when ^ f E D G E _ I Ed I.x>pat. another "iunk ball” Chicago . . . .'W 38 .563 Memorial Field. Inning. Steye Provost combined! i M^uusky, 'rf ',V. Dunnack balked. Zwlck strolled pitcher, pitched the "New York St. I.ioui.'i ,.76 33 .533 6 PhiladelphiJi philltes, floundering: New York Gliuite. Glnclmiatl . . . 29 36 .441 Cards vs. Yanks, -M em orial with one out and Oleksinskl aingled tTYankeea to a 10-0 vlctorv over the Field. in the National Leajfue’a nerond pilot of the De- with Bobby McIntosh 1° blank Philadelphia , . . . 78 V> .444 troll Tigers, to load the bases. Okanuk worked tThiladelphia A t h 1 e tics. I/mat Boston . . . 27 38 .415 Brown .A Beaupre vs. Nassiffs, division, changed managers in Cleveland Indians M anchester Auto P arts for the re- D. Burn'stt. 3b llilanked. the...... A’s on...... tour singles...... in Pittsburgh . . . 17 51 .350 and Boston 0-..(L froa^rJtat ,l4>-torca-Jn-R. .run.__ 8- -Charter Oak. mid-seaso,v today With ' nialnder of the ganyi aji the Amer- * i( . , . 1 1 0 0-00 "T^etcirt— - Amarlcju$ ^ l4Whftn j*|ri»wlec popped up and.the York .. 37 24 — CenCer “Springs'vs; Misoh's,'6':15^SrFve“ D'NeTIf repracfhg dhe-frifie lean i;S)gion pbsleff a t S w ln;~T he' ■(retire sfte r the elchth 'when his ‘ .607 way of a telephone c(ill to Louis­ 1 infield fK f^ 'ss called. Zwick took Bo.’»ti>r .... 36 30 .545 3 ^ Charter Oak, college professor Eddie .Sawyer vlctoo' moved the Legion into a I Totals ...... "2T~7” «T| ~S j^Bbovi'der stiffened end Tom Mor- Cleveland ., .76 ville, where O’Neill was on a I Maschsslcr Ants Psrts (il lust enough lead off third In case HI ..737 4 Tueaday, July 1 "fo r the gdod of the club." second place He with .Fairfield I'gan finished un. W'a^hlnglon 33 38 ..541 4 scouting aa.aignment for the Red I Sharpe, cf ...... 4 1 3 a A 1 Jerry Diinnsck missed the ball. He (-hlcagn .... FairSeld ’a vs. M oriarty’s, OuTier Boh (larpcnter announc-, Markets while the loss doomed the 1 Vlot, rf ...... 7 1 1 1 0 -ft ' Tbe nevelsnd Indians dronned 36 ■31 ..537 4 Sox. He left immediately for did. and Zwlck tore for the plate St. Lnuli* . . . 31 3ft .463 > Memorial Field. ed the shift last night at a hastily I Mechanics to the Natidh.al Little O'Brien, rf .... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Mulaensr. p ... 4 1 1 0 4 0 as the ball rolled sw-ay. bringing •from third Into a fourth nlace tie Philadelphia. 36 32 .448 Trust vs. First National, (xilled meeting of sportawriters in I C arpenter’s home In WUml’ngton. League cellar fqr the firat round. PRISCILLA'S FOR Another Dream Shattered BY.AU VERMEER ^•Ith the Chirago White Sox. Chl- D etroit ...... 31 44 .323 18 Del., to catch a few hours’ sleep Schlmmel, c ... 4 1 3 7 0 1 In the seventh run. Surowiec nut Charter Oak. the Shibe' Park clubhouse follow- DON MIJIR^NF.R who went the Baiun, aa ...... 2 1 1 0 1 ft 'jcago turned b,ack the Indians. 5-1. ionsi the side down in order in the lost Montreal ... 44 2ft .613 — before inking hia new contract at loiitc for the Automen permitted Longfellow, 3b S 1'*ft 1 0 0 REALLY DEAR.' , BUT. K , DO VtXJ KNOW HOW LONG McA)tam, 3 0 5 ft ft !?!***«<*■. ______:_____ behind the four-hit pitching of Bil­ Rochester .. 4-7 30 M 9 1 Philadelphia later today. the I-iCglonnaires to score a pair lb ... VtDU W O R R Y , rZ59 BILLION^ I’D HAVE TO WORK TO PAY GU'YNOa, I RKGIteT ...MUT THS OTHSRGloe OF ly Pierre,, Pierce fanned ■ ten find Syrocu.'c .... 37 34 ..521 6 Warren. If .... 1 0 0 ft 0 3 Grenier led the losers a t the T O O M UCH THAT OFF ON MY SALARY? TO INFO(*/A you Toronto .... .74 33 .r»07 7 O’Neill will be running the club of run), in the third fram e, follqw* Wright, It ...... 0 ft 0 3 . 0 1 DOLLARS' TH' GTKUIT Ift BTILL OFBN .< walked only two in be.sting Bob If ...... plate and was the game’s top hit­ A B O U T T H E , A N D I T S < THAT TOO ARIS ' Sprlncfleld . 32 34 .485 when the Phniies meet New York ed by a single tally in the fourth Payne. .0 0 0 ft 0 0 (S3 MILLION YEARS;; f ? > Feller. Buffalo ...... Craig. 2b ...... 3 0 0 ft 1 ft ter with a triple, bunt and tine ^N A TIO N A L ..GOT- TO B E . bnckoachino. rDM 32 39 .451 11 Jesse Owens Ranked Top tonight. and a four-run fifth. LEb-TV HAL NEWHOISER. Ottawa ...... 30 41 .423 1.7 Koaak. 2b ...... ft 0 0 '0 0 0 single In four trips. Zwlck and ^’(D E B T / . iv er rTBRRrroiry.r. Carpenter didn’t say it In so None of (Joach George May’s ------making his first st.art since .May Baltim ore 11 .414 L3‘» Besi had two hits each for Mortar-. TOD.AY’S G.A5fE.S many words, but It was apparent boys' got more than one hit, but Totala ...... l7 1 a.Ti 6 *5 3 11, allowed St. Louis only three Autn P»r*.a 600 000—6 ty’i while Surowiec hit the hard­ K aitrrn he was trying to put some whiz Provost reached safely three times, hits but the Browns beat the for­ All-Time Olympic C^mmp Legion 021 400-7 est balls, one a tremendous fiy to Elm irx at H artford (8 p. m. ► hack In the "Whiz Kids" the col­ scored two runs and batted in an­ mer Detroit ace. 2-1, on two er­ Reading at Binghamton, Run* battfd In. R. Provost, S. Provost. deep left center that Potter took lection of youngsters who slid Into other. McCIsln, McAdsm; two>bss« hits. Mc­ rors. Bob Cain, with help from Orly ftamea scheduled. after a long, hard run. A m eriras VoK Angeles, June 28 (Afi-- marl Iso-Hullo of Finland, winner the National league pennant on Paul Schlmmel and Walt Sharpe Intosh. Shsrpf.', Schlmmel; -stolen —-Pirige tnC'lhe eighnt, ■ gained -his ,4Vv Bomis44, Morlariy’s, will be. right, '■'■Phna.leTpKra ■’at ■■ N ew '-Y d rk —8h'aAlii Jes.se OWensVih’ the view oT iiome In 1928 and lB37raad a unanimous the'firral aav" of the' lOSrt'season paced W e losefe'w lth'flV e TtlU Tie- ^hlmmel.- ^ lo n : ssurlflces. Wsrren. again Monday night seeking to sixth victor)’. (12-2) v8. Sain (7-2). pretty hjgh powered experts. Is far choice, Wa,.hington at.BoptQii—Mastetson (2* and have had to be content to rest tween them incli)dlng a despara- double pisy.i. Nielsen. W. Burne1V;'left draw .ctoaeif' in* this* race *aa th ey The Brooklyn Dodgers* pulled and away tho4—two-gameo-bebind-tbo-RidgaX— ■York Giants in the TfationaT vs. StobhB (4-4) or Grissom (5-4). loshr' strikeouts. Mulsener“'5', Provnirt" A^fERICAN ALLEGE ti^ck a rw ord *)f 56-2 Ih 1948. _ ly quiet Bpoken-ea(4y-gping Saw-, TONIGHT AT 5:50 at Memorial jl, .Mclnlofth.'.!; .JilU-uff Fr.o.voat 5. tor. 6 on . the-Winning, sldie. tied In , . League.race, trouncing the Bo.ston DetroU St* S*,.- Loids-tTiix)it)^Gr*y (7^7) v«. P lllette (6-5). coaches and Southern Calitbniia^ JSveilh—MatH Jarvlheh bln- j yer. . Field the American Lea^e " first runs In 3 Innlrffs; Molsto^h S Cor 0 lost column, and have a chance to P 8-3, while the Giants ,^op- runs In 8: hit by pitcher, by Provost __:____ . N stioosl ------track writers. voted .him. 1 four..l»hd, 19.52 .xaineii, ...... In announcing the....ehKt-.-lry halfriffm. CQme_lB a close,when U>« overtake th e Thread ■Ctty-..n ine,—■ pe*' a fi-l) decision to ’ C u r lS im ­ .. .%)Stoa *t prooltlyn (nl*hO-r-. Spabn tKoaak 1. Mutsener rW?'RametTi r' wttd places on an Aosociated Press all- Higir Jump—-Coroellua Johnson, pilots. Carpenter.said that O’NrlH Red Box, "trying to clinch top hon­ pUchv Provost 3. k^rlntosh. Mul»Ctt»Fr; Dick Fitzpatrick Is likely to hurl mons and the Philadelphia Phils. (6-71 vs. t'en Cuyk (5-4(. New- Yerit: St P)li(s»le(p)t!s -(nlzht)— lime Plyrapic teamTrlOO and 200- V S A , 19.56 games, would be given a free hand to ors. meet the unpredictable Yan­ pstsed * ballSsI, - Burnett; winning j for the Hamiltoiis while .Vic T sg- UAriAllN tiABi The Great McKee BY f.ESME TURNER Brooklyn spotted Boston a 3-0 dteher. Provost, Hearir.(8-I) vs. Roberts (9-5). meters, broad jump, and the 400- Pole Vault—Earle Meadoiva. make any changes In the Phillies’ kees. Sunday ,at 2 the National f Surowiec wUl toe the slab “I wondered why your brother asked us out for the_ St. Louis St PUlsburgh—I'resko (4-4) en; scorer. Tstrs .lead'in the fifst inning on a threer meter relay team that he an- USA, 1936 games, coaching staff—now composed of League winds up its first half with for the Gasmen. BMJ0EB5ITB. ^ GLAD VOU AGREE. POIGNAROl CREATIVE (JENIU5EA TYOirRE VIRV MUD! MAYBE 1 OVERDO ZEFLATTERV) » 0 WHAT, week-end!" FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS BY M, C. BLOSSER run homer by Walker Cooper. vs. Dickson (5-10). Oiicaeo St CincirnstI—Rust) (9-4) vs. chored. There waa an argument in the Benny Bengough, Cy Perkins, the Fairfield Markets and the r U'GIEUR! VOU HAF \DEGPITE THE JEERS OF NATIVE HAF ALWAVA 9UFFER ZE / AND l U GEE VOU COlETTE.HBiir WE CAUNOTi^POISNARP! BY Brooklyn came back with four in Tbe recognition of the Ohio 800 In which Mai Whitfield. Amfr- American Legion batUing for sec­ Rrkel*. 3h .. 0 0 0 REACH PERFECTION JKIBITZERG.XM CONVIMCBD £M . TAUNTA O f ZE BACKWARD I GET THE CREDIT REEGK NUKEE UUWEETIHGLV \ ZE TIAAE HE Wetimeier (4-4). Maje McDonnell and Dusty Cooke. Wheeler, cf 1 0 0 TQONEKVLLLE bOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX 0_ _ 'u . rry o o e Sn T AAOtv ir , llsTialt and clinched the decision IntrrnsllsDsI State Negro was for, his perform- I ican winner in 1948, was accorded ond place in the first half of a twin ON ZB TWO OID /IUPR0UIM6 BV IEAP» AND SOtmDS PUBLK^JE! AH. n o w w e \ FOR HAVING damaging o u r u e s a b o u t iN u e tir OURREMSRANDK^ARN ZETRUmJ © MOM.' BufTslo S t SpringdeM (8 p. m.V ances at the gaudy'1936 games in J first place over John Woodniff, Carpenter told the wide-eyed bill, and the champion • M oriarty Totftl* 2 4 It 2 5 Last Night-8 Fights CANVASES I TENOERLV PACK VOUR PEEC\DIGC0VEirED Ml! OURCANVAGES TH E t a b EO ^ T H e m a l t s —* with three more in the third. M ISS C y n t h i a S n o o p ./Ralph Branca took over In the sec­ Berlin. There wasn’t a dissenting the long striding )A([nerican who writera he and Sawyef had b4*-n Brother-meeting Manchester Auto (7) GEEF VOU I , TVRfi» FOR ZE VOYAGE HCMel i LAnt> ANpT9iBOf*AKe "kicking this thing around for Hlem. rf ...... ♦ t 3 0 0 0 ^ jFtATEKO O / ond for Brooftlyn and pitched two-' Red Sox, Sawyer will remain In vote against him in the broad won in 1936. P arts in the final contest. Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS t : . o u s. a long time, Ir’ylftg to figure out Schilphftck. M ‘...... 3 1 3 1 0 0 WEALWy hit ball - the rest of the way. the rhiladelphia organization. jump, and only a couple of ballots Juan Zabala of Argentina wi^s Milltfkl, lb ...... 3 ft ft R 0 0 New York— Ernie DurandO. a decialon. We made the derision t e l l u s FRIEWt) Am m ons blanked the Giants on I,.ANKY r.AUl, MINNER also for Eddie Tplan in the 100 and voted ther best in the marathon, Smith, p ...... 4 3 3 0 3 1 158 3-4, Bayonne, N. J , outpointed HOW IT FEELS BOY, today. "And hr added that the Zbyk, 3b ...... * 1 1 0 0 0 BL’T- WILLDE tHTee hit* while the Phils combed turned in a 6-0 shutout for Chi­ Mel Patton in the 200. but Hans Kolehmainen of Finland Norman Hayes, 160, Boston, 10. TO HAVE A derialim included keeping Saw­ Lucas, r ...... 4 0 3 8 0 1 PISHTBACK Larry Jansen and Monte Kennedy cago. stopping the Cincinnati The team woA selected on the had strong support. Arn. 2b ...... 8 0 0 1. 0 0 New Orleans.—Nat Jackson, 1S8 HUHORED yer in the Phillies organization' Rockville REAL v ib PAY for 11 safeties. The Phils tagged Reds on six singles. Bruce-Ed­ basis Off past Olympic perform The 110 meter hurdles ended in RpuSItnff. If ...... 2 1 1 0 0 0 1-4, New Orleans, stopped Glenn FISH IHVOUR, OFF THS , as a special ooout to “evaluate - Kdmondo. rf ...... 3 1 0 0 0 0 UAL,OLD Jansen, who had beaten them wards'lined to shortstop Roy Mc­ ances. and some old-tinters were i a dead heat between Spec., Towns. Bruce, 140, New Orleans, 4. JEANS, NUTTY./ pittance/ the farm system and players of - ■------. L a v e R I AAL.OID Millan with runners on first and Included, even though their m arks! 1936 winner, and Bill Porter, 1048 Sports Totals ...... 777. . . . . I s 7 1o T 5 " i '2 eight straight times, for five runs other clubs with a xdew to Im­ DLL/ —In'the first two innings. second. McMillan stepped on sec­ have since been exceeded. The as­ winner, both American.*, Elk s ...... 106 03x—» proving our own setup.” Siiw- Moom i ...... 003 308— 7 After the game itw ss announ-' ond to double Bill Serena and sumption was they could have done IN THE DISCUS Adolfo Con- .veris contract— with two years UTTLE LEAGUE Runs batted in. West. Smith 8. Zbyk eed that Steve .O’Neill, former threw to first to nail Hank Sauer. much better against modern com­ solini of Italy narrowly won out 2. Pasrani. Murphy 4, 'Tsnton, Lee. to nin after the present'season The Elkii Moose 9 STOCK CM Cleveland, Detroit, and Boston Red Enos Slaughter batted in five petition. over Bud Houser, the American L ucaSh two-base nlta. Smith. Lucss; In 10 other events in addition to who won back in 1928. _ — will be honoiv^ In full, he to 7 last night in a ragged Little Paffsnl: stcHen bases. Sllpak 3; double Sox •manager, would replace Eddie runs on four singles to lead the St. said. League game. Wildneaa apelled plays. M lllskl unassisted; left on bssete those dominated by Owens the se­ The hammer ended in a tie be­ Elk s . Moose ; bases on balls. Psffani Sawyer as field boss of the Phils. Louis Cai'dinals to a 6-4^-declaion the downfall of Smith, Stoose 4 8 RACES VIC FLINT O'Neill had been scouting for the over the Pittsburgh Pirates. lection to the all-time team was tween Pat O’Cal'aghan, the' Irjph- The sportawriters asked how 4. Smith 8; strikeouts. Pasanl 11, Smith Ready for the Needle BY MICHAEL O M ALLEY IE unanimous or almost so, as fol­ man who wdn In 1928 and 1932, Sawyr took the news and Car pitcher, for although he allowed I: hit by pitcher, by Smith (Murahy). lows ; X and Imre Nemeth. "Hungary, the penter called Eddie in from anoth only four hita, hia eight w'alka (Zbyk) by PacanI; wild pitches. Smtih HALF MILE CLAT TRACK PlOVOULCAK ITS FOR YiSO.MOM-^ . paaacd balla. L uca# S. Murphy 1; um- HStL KJ-M-MBVK H-H-H-HOLCV GO ’TH5 IG WHO 4 Dis h tow ei,s for.THREE.l a d s / 400 metera—Billy Carr, the 1948 winner.' Karl Hein, Ger- er room to answer for himself. proved costly. pirca, Frey, PhUllpt; time, 1 hr. 45' TLUCr. AL? GCT OUT OF THEGB KNJ-N-7 fTlLL, F-F^jrM Y 5TU T7EC W ® COST ME A HUNDRED "I resigned for the good of the Pagan! was not his usually min. BUCKS— e v e r / amooth Penneylvanlan who won in ' many, also had hla admirers, SUNDAY, JUNE 29 FLUENT A O U - ) MWa TALK NJCnS/ F-R.INT//FRIB0P lft/1 WONPM the 1952 games. i The hop, step anl jump went to club,” Sawyer said. “Perhaps sharp self for the Elks, but had AU .V G aiO < DU MONTWii CENT I HAD/ 8 STOCK CAR RACES 1,500 meters— John IxKeiocle of | Naoto Tajlma of Japan, 1036 wln- can do more for the Phillies In this enough to keep the Moose winless 2:30 > . M. tO M T M lu a ! FEATURING New Zealand, another winner from' ner, but some of the experts liked new job.' despite 10 solid base hits. 25 LAP MODIFIED — 25 LAP SPORTSMAN the 1836 games. hia countryman, Chuhei Nambu, Final game of the first round will be played tonight with the \ X !/// y '• . B,000 meteri—Paavo Nurmi of ' who-won in 1932. Airplane AdvertiNing Sought Stafford Spriigt SUNDAY - 8 P. M. Finland. 1924. winner. There waa ^ In the decathlon. Bob Mathias same two teams meeting at 6 o’clock. ADDLT *1.50—Cnn.DRBN 50c (Tax Incl.) — FREE PARKING support, however, for Gaaton I was slightly favored over Glenn Singapore (/P)—The director of Spaadway, Com. Reiff, the Belgian who won the ' Morris. Both are Americans. civil aviation is considering the ap- Klks (t> Pitching, Ralph BrAnco, Dtxlgera AB R H PO-A E -^-Pitched two-hit shutout boll in 1948. I Mathias won in 1048 and Morris plication of a Singapore advertis Wflst. rf ...... NA8 CAB SANCmONED 10,000 meters—Emil 2iatapek, 1 in 1936. , Ing agency that wanta to carry 2^Amirs. If ...... xn eight inning relief stint td gain the unorthodox Czechoslovakian, ' For the 1,600 meter relay team, out aerial advertising at^nlght:-"- VVlllnfkl. ts ...... credit for Brooklyn’* 8-3 victory AdmIasloB $1.60 'tax bcL Plirsel. p .....a.*.. over Boston. j winner In 1948. i the USA combination of 1982 was 77ic agency plans sending up a Lee. lb ...... O dldrea . $9e T ax Im L PLAINVILLE 400 meter hurdles—Roy Coch- favored narrowly over Great Brit- plane between 6 and 7 olclock each Murphy, c ...... 3 1 12 Batting, Enos Slaughter, Oorda Jsnton, b w, Os 0 0 —Batted In five runa on fbur sin- Route, 72 Ploinvillc, Conn. rane, the American who set the sin’s 1036 team. evening. Tbe plane will tow an il' 3 Siudilinl Csrter. 2b ...... 0 6 1 glea to le)od St. Louis to 6-4 vtOr nUOD FABKMdf, Olympio record of :S1.1 la 1948. The vote was taken In a fannin^ lumlnated sign deriving power Fuse, t t ...... 0 0 0 ' 8,000 meter steeplechase—Vol- 'j>ee at Helms HalL from the plane'a generator. Long, rf ...... 0 0 0 tory over Pittsburgh- * V \ ■ / i' X

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONNi SATURDAY, JUNE 28. 1952 fA G lX U m B N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUN £ _ 2 8 ^ a 6 ^ ...... i " ' ' P A G E t E N Winted to Rent « 8 HouMt for Sal# 72 Winted— Real Estate 77 Heating— Plumbing 17 Heip Wanted— Maie SO Artieies for Saie 4S HouMhold Goods SI Automobiles for Sale 4 Automobiles for Sale Ruslness Services Offered 13 WANTED—8 or 4 rooms unfur­ FOR $10,950 we offer six com­ AN-AGEN(7Y with a lift of ready Seeking $18,000 to Buy EXPERIENCED Meat cutter ROYAL AND Stqith-Corona' port­ ' buyers waltiftg for 4, 5. 6. 7 W est Blasts PERHAPS YOU’RE MISSING G.M.C. 1950 Pick-up, red. Our CARPENTER will frame unSnish- COMPLETE Furnace repairing COMBINATION nished except for refrigersYor pleted rooms, (four bedrooms) SOMETHING GOOD ed upstalri rooms. Reasonable, service. Gas, oil or coal. Winter wanted for full tlnje work. Apply able an^ standard typewriters. and atovo. Call The Herald— large attradtlve yard, clean mod- room and 2-farally houses. Call Classified own truckv Very,..rea|pnable, $465 Xu makes of adding machines Bornhelm St Smith, Agents. 6946- Garbage Units for Dump down. Come In and- haggis over C*U .-4291, air conditioning systems In­ Popular Food Market, 974 Main HEATER - FANS 5121. ern house, near Broad atreet Buy A "One Owner Car” stalled and serviced. T. P. Aitkin, street. sold or rented. Repairs on--all school. All Improvements. Imme­ 6716. , East Curbs U.-Bnmger'a Packard, 358 JSast makes. Marlow's. Were $19,95 — NOW $13.95 WANTED—8 or 4 fumlahed rooms f ll Mvertisements Easy Terms Center street. Open ’til 9. DOORS OPENED, keys .fltUd, 6 McCabe street Phone 6793. diate occupancy. Approximately copied, vacuum cleaners, iroDS, WANTED—Masons. Steady work, by young store executive and $62 monthly. Contact owner. SELLING YOUR Properly? Con­ The Board of Directors will he,m et wl.th the town's Insuranr CLASSiriED APVT. TWO GLASS showcases. No rea- Excellent Selection o f wife.'N o, children. Excellent ref- tact the Ellsworth Mitten Agen­ sskec^ to appropriate $18,000 fo r ; committee artd Director t,appen 1948 Ch»vrolft >4-Ton Pick-up— 1961 OLDSMOBILE super 88 two- guns, stt,., repaired. Shears, top wages. Transportation pro­ Manchester 2-1837. DEirr. HOURS: Clcnn. Low mileage. Moving— ^Tracking- vided from office to job site. Ap­ aonable offer refused. Silbros, 809 PORCH AND LAWN erentee. Phone Mr. Oddi, 2-4533. cy, or any Manchester Real Es- the purrhase of special garbage Thursday night and that he was" For ___ Berlin J 7 door c.eluxe, green. This la a knives, mowers, eU put Into con­ and refuse disposal equipment, "aatisfled" that the town would S!l5 A. M. to4:S0P. M. .1949 oi^mobtle "78” Del.uxe Sta­ local, one owner car. Only 11,000 dition for coming needs. Brnlth- Storage 20 ply J. S. Nssln Co., North Wind­ Main street; ------— ■ f u r n it u r e MANCHESTER Six room. Fire­ tat* concern because It stands to ham Road, Wllllmanllc, Conn. $50 REWARD! Couple with well- place. new oil burner. Combina­ reason that they know Manchep- which. It la believed, will provide not be paying for double coverage (('ontlniied from Fage One) M O M B in tion Wagon—Radio, heater, Hy- miles and guaranteed 100%. See waltt,-S2 Pearl street. MANCHESTER PACKAGE Deliv­ Phone WllllAantlc 3-18ffl, eve­ behaved 6 year old daughter urg­ tion screen, storm windows and t4r property beet. Call the EllW the solution to Manchester's gat-lhy paying the premiums and that dramatlc drive. this car today at Center Motor Diamonds— Watch« CHAMBERS COPY CLOSING TIME WINDOW SHADES made to order ery. Local' Ilfht trucking and nings 3-6851. ently need 4 or 6 room .unfurnish­ ahadea. Newly decorated. Neat worth Mitten Agency. 6930 bage disposal problem, when the «nv double coverage or overlapping hardship and material loss nf the 19S1 Mercury Sport Sedan— Sales, 481 Main street. JeweliT 48 FURNITURE ed apa'tment. Phone 2-9065. directors meet Tuesday bight In coverage had been ellmlnaUSl. C i v POR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Ra'dlo, heater. Only 8,000 mllea. and Installed. Venetian blinds package delivery. Refrigerators, and clean. Ame/lte drive. Beau­ ‘linwarraiuable" reetrlHifvna. MAN WANTED for p*rt time At the Green FOR QUICK RESULTS In selling the Municipal Building. The' Insurance committee had, at Don't Mlaa This One! 1948 CHEVROLET Convertible. and curtain rods. 24 hour service. washer* and stove moving a LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re­ A RESPONSIBLE Ctiuple will pay tifully landscaped lot M' x 134’. The enmmandanie aald tha pro­ MON. THRU FRI. Fully equipped new top and new specialty. Phone 2-0752; work, five days a week. Ka-KIar Immediate occupancy. Price $43?;- your property call Suburban General Manager Richard Mar- Martin's request, been making dc- 1940 Packard 4-Dr.—Gray, heater Estimates gladly, given. Fagan pairs, adjusts watches expertly. Open 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. three monthe advanced rent for Reelty Co., Realtors, 541 M*ln paganda reasons given by the east 10 A. M. llreif. A real classy car. See this Window' Shade C o „ . Route 44 at Toy Co., 60 Hilliard street. 600. The Henry Escott Agency* tin said that the equipment, which tailed report* to the general mSn- Reasonable price*. Open daily. 3, 4, ,Y room apartment. Want street Call 8215. I for the restriction* were "an com­ 1937 Chevrolet 4-Dr.—Radio, heat­ one today. Center Motors, 461 Bolton Notch Phone 2-4478. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co., local ' Ev’enings 7:.30 to 8:30 Manchester 3683. Is nasd In the sanitary land fill'ager on what the bills were for SATURDAY 9 A. M. er. Black. and long distance moving, pack­ w a n t p :d Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce nice home for September occu­ rnethod of garbage dta^sal, con- m d certifying that there w aa no pletely rlemoved from reality a* to Main street. WANTED—Your property to aell. m REFRIGERATION Service, com­ ing, cratia#--«mlri)torage. iServIcc street. Phone 2-;4387. BRUNNER'S Alteration sale — pancy. Willing to make minor re­ alsta pf a tractor with special -duplicitlon or overlapping of cov- merit no aerinua rehuttal." The SOLIMENE. Inc.“ FIRST CLASS MOLD pairs. Call New Britain 4-1621 FIRST TIME ON MARKET Reliable buyers waiting with cash YOim OOOPKRATiqN WILL 1950 STUDEBAKER . mercial and domestks. .Sm our to all parts of the U. & Call Come up tonight—just see the treads and front-end equipment.. eastern t press has alleged the Dodpe-Plymouth Cars MAKERS—DIE MAKERS collect. __ for four, .five, six, seven room ain- western Allies are preparing civil BE APPRECIATED display oi guaranteed used refiig- 5187. Hartford 6-1423.^ Garden— Farm— Dairy bargains. 17" T.V. sets complete­ Near Verplsnck School—Four The equipment does the job of Martin held up pa.vmenl.of the ly Installed and warrantee, regu­ gls and Iwo-farally In Manches­ trenching, spreading garbage and |g,74g m premiunt* due as a re- war In Germany and that West JolvRated Trucks 2-TON TRUCK ators. George H. W|ILIama Aaao- LATHE HANDS THREE OR FOUR room unfurn- rooms plus two imflnlshed. Hot ter, Bolton, Coventry and Vernon. __ - Product.* 50 lar $327.27, while they last $199. t«I!l*f^ln the excav*tten7:._roni-|,,,u , report euhmltted hv Lap- BerUnJ* "a neat of spies, aabo- 1534 Centgr Street ciates, 280 I'olland 'Dimplkt, Painting— Papering 21 ONLY FIRST CLASS • Ished apartment wanted by water oil heat, flrepl*?-e, storm Finances arranged. Howard R. DIAL 14 foot stake body with hy­ Manchestsi Phone 2-3585, nights 20" T.V. table model completely panting t abd hurylhg it, This the June S meeting of the teur* and bandits." 5121 Phone 5101 or 5102 NEED*SPPLY PICK YOUR own strawberries, mother and adult daughter. Phone windows and screens, combination Hastings. Phpne 2-1107. method Say* Feair Uadermlned draulic tail Kate, ejccerierit con­ 7891. FREE ESTIMATES. Exterior 25c per quart. Michael Kurys, installed and warrantee, was 2-2525. oiaklng I iv,,, p which -was called to appro- Safe Place To Buy Used Cars $361.54. sale $2.39. 12>4" com­ doors. Comer lot. Only six years feasiblee the dlapoeal >of garbage prlale the money for the overdue Whooping up an antl-Acheson painting. Hsve'"“'lt dOR* how. Work in a jnodtyn air con­ French ^oad, Bolton. campaign, the Communist news­ dition. 24 months to pay. FLOOR p r o b l e m s solved wlRl bination radio, phono and T. V., old. Very clean Ihroirghoiit. Near even Inin areasarea* In the .vicinity vicinity of pr^nitiim payments I>OBtand Found 1951 BUTCKS, 1949-1950 Chevron Phone 2-1383. - ditioned plant." Excellent WANTED--2 or 3 rooms, furnish­ i residential aectlons of town, paper" Neues Deutschland railed | it lets. Payments little as $12.80. linoleum, asphalt tile counten. STRAWBERRIES. Jlek your own, was $668.70. sale $269. All refrig- ed nr unfurnished hy working ahnpping center and hua line. * Tuesday night, the boerd win Expert' workmanship, free esti­ PAINTING and& • pdperhanglng. wage.s, paid vacations and 25c quart, bring containers. Open­ Deaths at 122 j If the equipment la purchaaed. for "big actions In get rid of the ! LOST—Pair of preacriptlbn aun 1941 Chevrolets, 1941 Ford .Sta­ SOLIMENE, Inc. eratora will allow you up to couple with three mqnths old also consider eslary Incresses for American warmonger*." In an edl-1 " jftaaaea at Bpllon Lijke. Finder mates. Open evenings. Jones Fur­ Interior and exhSrtor. ext Cabinet holida.vjs, fully paid complete ing new bed. 710 Keeney street, $125 for-your old refrigerator lii the town will use the method et Collector of Revenue Paul Cervlnl tion 'Wagon. Nothing down. child. Vicinity of Msnehester. Priced For Quick Sale the town dump, off Olcott atreet, Inrial, the paper eatd undermining ! DodKe-Plymouth Cans niture. Osk street. Phone 2-1041. building and building contract­ last hou.se right hand side before trade for a new 1952 automatic. and Recrealidh Superintendent Call 2-4880. Dougins Motors, 333 Main street. group insurance plan, 55 hour Phone 2-8490 As More Heat when garbage dumping operations of "peeceful (Commimlat I rwon Job-Rated Trucks ing. Call aUT,. 2-4298. week. Glastonbury town line. You will never ace theae trade-in John Hedhind. the transfer of j ■trurtl on must be fniight off wUh LOST—PASS BOOK No. 76398. LINCOLN '48 4-DOOR — Black LINOLUUM Remnants 50c square CHARLES LESPERANCE sre resumed there. At present, 634 Center Street yard. Asphalt tHe, wall covering Apply allowances again. Open tonight garbage la being dumped at the funris within the library hoard'* ' flre and sword." Notice la hereby given that Pa.aa with overdrive, radio El antenna, FRANSPLANTED Tomato plants, 'til 9. Brunner’s, 358 Eaat Center Buaines* Property Heads to East budget, recognition of the town'* in an obvious attempt to atfr Bfown-Btauprt, BiiMlt SL Phone 5101' or 5102 Done by reliable, well-trained jReppi.ring 2 .1 Lombardo Brh(hera(. piggery on 30 Book No. 76398, laaued by The heater, hydraulic window lifts, peppers, celery, egg plant, cab­ street. All sales plus 2% sales For Sale 70 Telephone .3620 returning Korean War veteran*. I up trouble during Acheaon’a visit, Savlnga Bank of Mancheater haa etc. Exceptionally good all Safe Place To Buy Used Cars men. All Jobs guaranteed. Hail A. B. A. TOOL and DIE CO. bage, cauliflower, broccoli, brus- Hlllatown road bit? Samuel and An­ Linoleum Co. #6 CVittage street. m/Vi.MATTRESS. 1 Your old mattresses 1395 Tolland Turnpike tax. THREE-FAMILY House. Nice (Continued from Pag* One) thony Lombardo, .who -hold the and the 7>o*alble use of $2.(XX), *p- | the paper advised the peopel of been loat and application • haa around. Save plenty on this lux­ sterihxed and remade like new. ael sprouts, petunias, ajlera, xln FOR SlALE or to rent, for busi­ proprlated but never used for a Berlin to protest In the "provoca­ MERCURY—1949 4-door. Beautl Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166 or 1 ness purposes. House, six rooms condKlon. Good In'orne. Priced contract to collect 4nd dispoee of •been made to aald bank for pay ury car. Only $.365 down, balance (M JoneJones Furniture and Floor Manchester nias, salvia, ageratum, etc. Ger­ KENMORE Washing machine. .Sunday sale of liquor referendum. ! teur* of Schoeneburg? City Hall." fut green. Overdrive, radio, heat­ 8109. with Improvements together with ressons'ile to Interested buyer. possthlllty of a return of more the tnwit’a garbage. However, the ment of the amount of depoalt easy. Only 42,Oflp miles- guaran- ^ verin g. 38 Osk. Tel. 2-1041. aniums 3 for $1 up, at Oder- Magic Chef gas stove. Reason­ for the achool-hullding referendum I This was a reference to the office er. Runs perfect. Only $495 down WANTED — Experienced set-up mann's, 504 Parker street. frsme building sultahi* for small Call 2-8361. stifling weather in a couple of town haa moved to Institute legal ■■ ■ ____ teFd. Liberal trades. Brunner’s balance up to 30 months. Brun- ANTIQUES Reftnlshed Repairing able. Call 2-1827. proceedings against the 'brothers hew last Tuesday. I of Ernst Reuter, fiercely antl-Oom- Packard. 358 East Center street. turret lathe operator. Part Ume- factory or-storage, (about 4,000 da.vs. Announcements ner’f, 358 East Center street. done on any furniture. Tieman;a n ^ 6 p. m. to 10. p. m. Apply - Wilco STRAWBERRIES--Pick vour own. MANCHESTER 5 large rooms, 2 to force them to reeume im p in g Budget Hearing* j unlat mayor of Berlin, who will he Open 'til 9.<-. Bonds— Stocks *q. ft.) Are* zoned for Indiietrv. N?i Rain Expected The board will also set dates for j visited there tomorrow morning by 189 South Main atreet. Phi'h^e Machine Tool Co., 30 Grandview Bring' container.??. Smith's, Avery Edward J. Holl. 1009 Main street year «ild home. All conveniences. at the town dump. LEARN Ttt drive. Patient, cour 1949 STUDEBAKER Champion Mortgages 31 ELECTRIC STOVE, $15, Call The steam-bath weather yester- Financial Neceasity hearings on the hudgel. which will Arheson. $21,000 OR YOUR DRIVER’S UOENSE 1950 BUICK super Riviera coupe. 5648. street. street, Wapplng. 9888. BeaiitlTully kept. Quiet, nice teoue, competent Inatnictbra. Call sedan, heater, radJp, overdrive. neighborhood. Two car garage. da.v blanket^ the Gulf States, the The br.ithere, who maintain that__start early next, month, and make U. S. nfflctal* diacolsed Soviet Radio, heater. Can’t be told from FIRST AND Second mortgages Lei us pmleci .vnur license and reffistraNon with M Coijecticut Driving School. 2-2758 Very c.ean. $1,095. ,Ix)w down POWER BURNERS an.1 Range STRAWBERRIES Pick your oAn Farms and Land for Sale 71 Death In family reason for aell- Central Plains, the middle Missis­ their piggery as well e* the dis^ , appointment to the Insurance-'General Vastly Chulckov, chairman I new. Gray flnlah, low mileage. bought for our own account. Fast, . after 6 p. m. payment Balance 24 .'months. Burners expertly elesned and Help Wanted— 25c. Bring Containers. Pa"qualini APARTMENT SIZE gas stove, Ing. Reamnably priced. Call Man­ sippi and Ohio valleys, the Middle poaal of-garbage there, ie a necea-'i aet dates for Informal i of the govlet Control rommlaaton, i Douglaa Motors. 333 Main street. conOdentlal service. Manchester BIX ROOM ferm house, good con­ sary financial adjunct to the col. ' on four aubdiviaiona, and has been Invite?! to a recaption for | Aiitomuhile Liability and Property Damage policy* Cole Motors 4164. aienrtced. I>et us a e r^ e and re­ Farm, Avery street. reasonable. Phone 2-8273. chester 112 - 7-6438. sod South Atlantic States and Investment Corp., 887 Main Male or Female 37 dition. hardwood floors, complete parts of the lower and middle Mis­ lection of garbage, have alreadv *’*•*’ "'elfare de Acheaon tonight given hy Maj. 3 PRE-WAR SPECIALS for only pair your washing mchtne or re.- -1 I Time paymenta av^ilabie. Contact * Peraonals 1949 OLDSMOBILE "78" deluxe frlgerator Metro ^ rv lce. 2-0M8: street Phone 5416. STRAWBERRIES — Pick your THREE-PIECE livlng-N)om set. heihrooni with electric pump. 6 sissippi valley eastward to the ignored orders from General Man- ' P»rlment collection of delinquent j Gen. Lemuel Mallhewaon, U. 8. i $39 each. '35 Olds, ’37 Packard, «ere« nt l*nd all fTTmtage: ho ager Martin end health officer Ro- !acoounte. and work done by the commander In Berlin. i aedanette. Hydramatlc, fully WANTED— Strawberry pickers own, 25c a quart. Bring own Inquire 17 Carroll Road. Tel. 2- I-ots for Sale 73 Atlantic coast. DO YOU OWN an old Eaay '37 Olds, '36 Chevrolet, '38 Stude- STONE AND ^ c k mason, also Temperatures ranged from the bert R. Keeney, Jr., Ie abolish the !'***''*P* *'''*''* Memorial commit- Riiaaiana don't usually bother to i WaaherT Watklna.la giving, ab- equipped. A beautiful black 5n- 14 years and over. Phone 3636. basl'-cts. Robotto a Farm. Birch 1409. outbuildings, directly off route 10, baker, etc. etc. Take 'em away! cement work/Atalentlno Belluccl, Business Opportunities 32 TWO ACRES Home uttee, hiird 90s to t07, with record marks for , lee. answer Invitations so It was not i aolutel'y-frnf, a new Eaay Two Brunner's Packard, 358 East lah. While wall Urea. Only 26,000 Mountain, Bolton. Bllsum, N. H. Only 10 mile* from piggery and slop dumping gar- „ , , , , THE UTHROE INSURANOE ARENOY mllea. See this one today at Bob 80 Birch strict. Tel. 2-1601. BRUNNER'S Alteration Sale — Keene. Imniediete ?>ccupency, roftd. electricity, beeutifnl view. the date In scores of cities In the bage there. The brother* also atete ' General Manager Martin will at- known whether he would show up. ' Tub Spin-Dry Waaher to the Center street. ' ^ SPARE TIME Opportunity. Re­ South. It 100 or higher In that It Is better to dump garbage '‘•‘P”cl PP school building Rarrrd from Ometery I KM) EAST CENTER STSEET— TEf- S-0M4 «r ISM owher of the oldest Eaay, Call Oliver's, 461 Main etreei. Situations Wanted— STRAWBERRIES - - Pick your Girls look at this- Ironite floor asking price $5.0(X) - willing to 11 mllen from downtown YOUR KNXp P shoe counselor. All liable person from this area to own, 25c quart, 520 Keeney »ell with $1,000 down payment. Manche.< oeoi''P*t>'»Gng the voting machines Gofumunlat reatrlclloh* have rut Blank.- Sales and Service, 285 Main Rockville 5-5964, mornings and EXPERIENCED Babv-sitter de Yes 10% down, balance IS at the laet voter-inaklng aeaalon R^llner* from the rltv’a biggest speaker. Exterior mirror. Single mnchlnes. No selling Or solicit­ sires work. Available Jnne 30 STRAWBERRIES For Sale. Pick month.*. Deluxe Vornado fans for at least five days. which la located In a residential : street. Phone 2-4671. Open eve­ evenings. NORTH COVENTRY Desirable area. and on what provision* wm be . emeterv, et Stahns-' THB PROSPECT Hin School for nings. local owner. Clean. Brunner's ing. To qualify must have car, “ through-July 11. week days. Call your own. 20c qua'iT. Bring con way below wholesale. Regular TOLLAND. Wlndhsm, New Lon­ Five Over 100 . talners. Prlmo Ansaldi, 543 Ver don Countie* Exceptional buy* home sites, half acre and larger. Meanwhile, people living Irt the i made for similar demonat ration* ^ ^ Berliners I young children will reopen Mon­ Packard, 358 East Center atreet. COMPLETE Repairs by Stuart R. reference,' and $600 cash work­ 2-2011. $49.95 for only $28. Hundred's of For most of the southland, tem- day, Sept. 8. . Trahaportatlon 1950 CHEVROLET Deluxe club ' Open 'til 9. •—••- ing capital secured bv inventory. non street. dairy and poultry farms, up to Natural shade. Black road, elec­ pcinliiies shot up-to and above vicinity of the dump have . object-! m »>uried In the .lemeterv, which i ASHFORt) Wolcott on washing machine*, other items. Come up tonight. See tricity and telephone. Reasonable. ed to the ■ ■ - manf to thf Bowfm 8^Bool . j . ^ fumiebed. Mrs. Lela Tybur, dtrec sedan. Radio, heater. Signal A few hours spare time will net these values. Open 'til 9, Brun­ 400 sere*, with or without stock the too mark for the third sfisight I."' I" town * dFrIalon to re- mg wall, the proposed con.tn.cllon ! ‘‘" J " 'J ' in’ " n i 1611 acres, 60 newly se-nled I-*vely new cimtmn M H 0 19.50 BUICK "72" Roadmaater 4- vacuum cleanert, moton. small PEAS. Pick your own. $2 per and equipment. Welle* Agency, Owner, Coventry 7-6658. dav. In Bamberg, S. C.. It was ; '" '" ‘L t»lnlg;:!_r fort. —22*9:------^------:------f>Bg»--Blrds---Peta 41 sprihitfenir - caterpritnr- _W.orftt;7iffc:V;lfgtnia ■ in bee*) eonalatewtly Impm w Aang JA C K A RD -’-i8,-4»dr.,-llght green- exceptional values-- In "Top” 3 young, girla .to! train clfesterl 7 ” •nve ■ sm 's’s - higli 'yeirterda'j^"'wtt*’i™ ° ''» ” ^ P^^plPtbXi^ttmtch-ha haA-^i;teniifrina:-'fh,-^-Rsaex'“an?1- D>minei'4V aonal border, with the burial I* In pmntahle operatinn. Well Added tenturn* _ tMa. for preiiB work. Apply 234 Hart­ 22. Simplicity equipment. Term* T-OTB PRICED highway. 436' frdntage, approxl- Nfw, exfinslve beautiful paint. transportation with comfort, ED’S SIGN SERVICE 107 at Danville. frozen pending an Investigation nf ^ t,.((t„ Benton and, Branford Mo take place without clergy or worth .vnur Inreatigatlon for charmlag hnnaeara n.pawdar ford Road. TROPICAL Fish. New shipment. STRAWBERRIES — Pick your Dublin Tractor Co , North Wind­ matqLv 500' depth. $1,700. Call ^wtomobllfs for Sale Complete motor job 3 months old. economy of maintenance, luxury, Kelley's Aqliarhim, 29 Sunset A^,;L0W 'ah $395 sweltered thrnuahnnri by Director John ; reel* sewer Installation*, and fn- relative* hnalnea* and home. room, kitchen and dinottn wlMi Equivalent to about 10,000 mile prestige. Prices start at $695. own. Bring conlsiners. Leo Gam- ham Road, Willlmantic 3-3217. Coventry 7-7207 after 6:30 p. m. Atlanta • Commercial Lettering e-trert. Open 'til 9. the night with the met curv St 8.5 *'"PP^P regarding the possihll-| mirance...... coverage.. forNbe...... Philip...... , G. The officials said a* far as they glaa* hkiek hmeh hari atBlIy 1941 FORD super Deluxe 4-door, car. Overdrive, radio, healer, scat All years from '46 up. Best dol­ * Silk Screen Process Printing ADDITIONAL Salaaladira need bolati. Route 85, just over Hebron Select your *ummer living »ite Ity that the town wa* puying for Donle)* claim. i knew no hurlala had taken place Radio, h*iter, light blue. Priced rd. Excellent salary. Full time or line. now. Pay us a \d*lt this weekend. THREE HIGH Level lots at Bol­ after hitting 100 yesterday. As­ mom. 1 ear gamge, enppar covers and 6 other accessories. lar value of sny car yoii can buy. # Neon .Seru’Ice Wanted— To Buy 58 ton Lake. If interested write Mrs. phalt paving buckled In Some double Insurance coverage on some The 'fommlsaloneis will also he under this system, which wa* in- The** pmiieftlea being necrl- plomHag and oil Arad radiut at $3'6. Uoyd Hevernor. Deming Exceptional quality and value Liberal trades. Long terms—up part time. Apply in person. Tofa of Its property. asked to approve Water and Sew- atltuted June 1. street, Wapplng. ' Manchester ED TOMCZUK PHONE 8268 and Teens. 9^6 Main street. SILVER PERSIAN kittens for NEW STRAWBERRY bed open. Little. 195 Spencer street. Man- parts of the cit.v. nced due to owner's death*. hent thronghont. Only $450 down, balance up to 24 to 38 months—25% down. Brun­ sale. Phone 2-1231. WANTED—Used furniture. Liv­ No nmiMe ('os'vrage er Department bllli In the amount - . 8409. ______■ , ___ . After .5:.30 Robinson berry. Pick your own. ing room, bedroom, kitchen or ARTHUR A. KNOFLA , che.ster. There was no relief In Wash­ months. Any demonstration. Sev- ner's Packard, 358 East Center Realtor , Martin said ye.'terdsy that he of $2.*97.nT. ' The gentleman who kicked the ASSISTANT to bookkeeper, with Bring containers, 25c. 224 Hllls- entire households. Let us make ington, D. C„ where live persons MERCURY 1948, Tdoor, dark eral other.' also A-1 buys. Brur,' street. KITTENS To be given-away. In ANDOVER LAKE Lot 63. 50 x lady at the show last evening E. C. NORCK knowledge of typing. Ftill or town Road. you an offer. The Woodshed. 875 Main Bt.—Est. 1921 have died from effects of the wilt­ blue. Radio, healer. Very nice. ner’a Packard. 3.58 East Center AI,L TYPES of carpenter work part time. Call Brown-Beaupre quire 63 Cob'irn Road, or call 200 Near Red Bam Waterfront. 1 letter to Senators Inrhid^ these seeks forgiveness. He was ton INnURANCR and REAL ESTATE atreet. Open 'til 9. 2-9820. Phone 2-3154. Phone Office 5440 ing heat In the last three day*. ; dumfnunded to offer an apiology St $360 down, balance easy. Brun­ 19.50 Pontiac Cliieftain De- Including repairs. Phone 2-4848. 7191 Asking $1,300. 2-3272. An estimsted 350 persons have ^ Tip on l-altiinore I highlights: 178 MAIN BT. PALACE THEATER RLDO. ner's Packard, 358 pqst Center Luxe Club Coupe. Household Goods 51 Evenings 2-.59.38 or 2-4278 the time. Be assured. Madame, PHONE t -I 47$-nr 5-4666 1947 CHEVROLET Aero Sedan. ADORABLE Kittens, yours for WANTED Lathing, Rorklath. been given hospital treatment for I Expert opinion Is Ihel another that he ta not In the h*bll qf klck- , atreet. Open 'til 9. ELECTROLUX vscuum cleaners WANTED Woman to do house­ Home Listings Wanted heat prostration. Some parts of [ all-out war. with atomic weapon*, Rad^o, heater. In excellent eon- 19.50 Chevrolet 2-Door rleet-; repslred. U Hanover. Phone 2- the asking. Call 2-8654 before I HAVE 5 ROOMS OF metal and composition, job or Resort Property For Sale 74 Is Traced to Finn ' mg Women eapeclally when hi* keeping and rare for 3 children, bunch. Call Coventry 7-6638. the nstlon's rspltal were without would he decided In a few short dltlon. Beautiful two-tone blue. line. 2577. live In. Phone 2-2244 between 6 Wednesday. GORGEOUS -DeLUXE" wife la present. Ad In the Sioux I COUNTRY OVERHEAD A-scarce model. Htirry! Douglaa 2.5 BLIBS Street - Six sparkling FOR .SALF. - 3-room ftirnlshed power last night because of a week* or months liot year*. and 8 p. m. FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES (ConHnned from Pago One) .. Falls Argus-I-eader. Motors, 333 Main atreet. WILL GIVK to a good hom<*. seven room*. Lot 66' x 120'. For appoint­ summer cottage, only 5 year* old, cable failure. Hundreds of resi­ Intelligence report* Incllcst.e MEANS BTC, SAVINGS You'll Never Buy a Dud I’LL SELL IT TO THE 1ST RE­ Rooms Without Board 59 Russia now has at least twire as CARPENTER Work of all kinds months old spayed female dog. LIABLE PARTY. ALMOST WHAT ment call Madeline Smith, Real­ on the North Shore at Lake Spof- dents were without elect ricity for P^AGKARD 1050 6-P. Club aedan. If You Buy a Car From “ Bud’’. 5VANTED—Clerk for lor-al store. (sns and sir conditioning. In near-! Hla attorney blames "too much many irat-ral* combat alropafl See Our Large Selection Of Robert ChnjTrt)frB Phone 2-0772. Chance for quick advancement. Obedient, affectionate. Call 2- IT COST ME! I’M SATISFIED ATTRACTIVE Room for couple. tor. 4679. fsrd, N. H. Completely redecorat­ New A-1 paint, appealing dark 4962. hy Maryland, '332 persons have. drinking" at a cfK-ktall party for •organized In unit* as the imii Ufilted New and Used Cara Today Hou.sehold Service* One with driver's license prefer­ TO MAKE A LITTLE PROFIT Complete light housekeeping fa­ ed one year- ago. Asking price Tired of your metallic gray. Ultramattc drive, 1946 Mercury Convertible. E.x- cilities available. Central loca­ DUPLEX HOUSE 8-6: centrally $4,5(X). Ready for Immediate oc- been treated in hoapitala for heaf f .larvlnen'S trouble. States. The flciirea: *boiif20,0 See We Trade .Wild - ______Offered 13-A red. Call 2-8370. Ask for Mrs. IT'S A BIT SHOPWORN AND prostraliyDfl,______t lx A,. - , i Russian aircraft In 2f!0 wings; 10,- ' radio, heater, undercoatlng. Sin^ cellent condition mcchani- W»ss ------' -— SLIGHTLY USED tion. Mrs Jerome, 14 Arch street, Iwated, Good condition. Phone cup*nc.v. Write Box G. Herald. ------1952 DOdgB'^Radhmnd-heater, 2- gle owner. Onl.v $636 down, bal­ Ovc stock—Vehicles" 42 I The falze tip given hj' the travel. o « , the U.' s:. , with 14$ wings cnily. Fu a t f in is h Holland window FROM A MODEL HOME first floor. 6998 between 8 and 1. ance up to 30 months. Any dem­ AMSTON LAKE -V/aterfront cot­ i'Xgenry msnager was that Lain- planned by 1955^ In addition, ROXBURY old kitehen?^ door deluxe. Low mileage. A big shades made to measure. All WA.NTED- Girl, lull time, days. We Furnished a Few Months Ago onstration." Several others like 1949 Chevrolet 4-Door Do- ROOM FOR Rent, all Improve­ SIX ROOM CAPE COD. Plast­ tage. Six rooms, modern con­ j more, John Hopkins llniversit.v Riissl* ha* * 20.(XX)-pl*ne'-reserve. saving. metal Venetian blindi at a new Also voung girl, part time, hours 8 WEEKS OLD pig.s. Inquire 25 —"WESTINGHOUSE” ELEC. Hospital iNoles this to choose from. Bnmner'a Luxc. A real beauty. ments. Gentleman preferred. ered walls an*! ' osk flooring venience*, partly furnished. Ree- j professor and Far .Eastern with almost none for W by not Irt us work with yon 1952 Dodge Coronet Fordor Sedan low price Keys msdc while you 5 to 7. Appiy in person. Annex McNall street, or call 5843, REFRIGERATOR HOMES Paekard, 358 East Center. Open’ Snack Bar. 29 East Center atreet. "WESTINGHOUSE" Phone 2-0140. throughout, ceramic tile bath, sonable. Call Colchester 364 un­ ------"" ' pert, planned a trip to Russia. , ^bl* country. —gyromatic Iranamlsslon, fully •til 9 Also Severs! Good Pre-War Cars wait. MarloWa. lavatory, flreplace, vestibule. til 6, after 6 cell 363. Shown by Patient* To?tay ...... 137 As a result, the St^te depart- "A few airpla'h'es. mannH hy a ’ Off Griswold Sfreet in planning the typr of kitchen yon equipped. An excellent buy. New SIX WEEKS old -pigs; location, LAUNDROMAT______, __ LARGE FRO .NT Room. Kitchen WOMAN OR High School senior —"WESTINGHOUSE" DRYER ~three iiorwffrs, hstrhwsy. Top appointment only. ADMIITED 'i’ E.STERDAY'; Mrs.) ment barred I-attlmore's departure few men. ran drop an explosive In Glastonbury car guarantee. 1049 FORD Cuatom 8 club, coupe, SEE b u d 'MICHALAK WE.5VING of horns moth holes last ho'use In Tolland on Crystal privileges. Private entrance. Cen­ have alwaya wanted? Something in and torn clothing, hosiery runt, to go to sea-liore from July 1 'til I.ake Road pn Route 30. Tel. "BENGAL” COMB. RANGE condition. One-rsr oversize ga­ Helena Erickson, 869 Main st reelthis country. Later the FBI charge equ*4-^4q that of *11 the Jet blark. fully equipp'd and The Workingman’s Friend I-*bor Dsv to help In kitchen and trally located. The Allen Realty, rage. .Exclusive with Henry Es- ANDOVER, Bolton, Coventry —- .. .* ~ Tri I «> I thi* tip w«/r Lat- bomhn dropped rm Gfkmiiny duHnf Expandshlf Ca^ Cod 1951 Dodge Coronet Diplomat— handbags repalied. . xlpper re- Rockville 5-7298. — MAHOGANY BEDROOM SET natural finiah woods like—knotty - white wall Urea. Local one owner housework, cook and other help FAMOUS MAKE 3 Pc. LIVING- 5105. • ' cott Agency. Tel. .3683, LakefrfWit and near lake, cot- Alexander Ferenc. .36 Franklin ^ all along he had . the last war." gyromatic transmission, fully placement, umbrellas repaired, tJberat Term* equipped. 12,000 miles. Fully car. For the best in value see Bob 1911 Chevrolet Club Coupe— employed. Phone 3374 from 11 to GUERNSEY COW, fresh. Safe for ROOM tsgos. real btiys;--Welles Wgrency. [Street; Ross Slddell. 52.f Adams Anv intention nf leaving. American aircraft-pr?vlurfion la- Oliver, Center Motor Sales. This men's shirt collars reversed and ROOM FOR Rent for married cou­ M^CHF-STER. .Steep Hollow Coventry. Tel.'7-6872 or 7-7.501. I street; Lynne Morion, .31 Ford jarvinen'S lawver Gerald t"'” 'b larger than Korean pine, pickled pine or timed oak. Or, guaranteed. E.xcellent condition. replaced. Marlow's Little Mending 2 p. m, and after 6 p. m. woman or child to care for and — MAPLE SPARE BEDROOM ftpen Dally 1 P. M'. la Dark one Is a real buy. ple or two girls. Two minute.' iXne — Six-room home with i S ; Tim ^""'‘'^-,”',"rn'i'’'«bucknr.sa^ hi*Xnt mid^ i Gne estimated It . "now Shop. milk. G. Rlsley. Vernon. Phone —.3 PC. INNERSPRING DEN SET from Main street. Call 2-1614 or 1 If you prefer etecL we handle th# 1951 Dodge 4-Door Sedan, Meadow- 1941 Ford' 2-Dr. — Radio, Rockville 5-7912. — —5 PC. "FORMICA" DINETTE hrecEcway and garage. Hot water brook. Radio and'heatcr. This 1946 PONTIAC Streamliner sedatC heater. 47 Cottage atreet. oil heat. bath, lavatoryr Ameaite Suburban for Sale 75'turnpike eaut, . . a/Z wiL 7 ______- EXPERIENCED V/allreas wanted SET ------^ ' ADMITTED-TODAY; Linda Pul- drink. A femnua American^ Kitchen ttne*. car la like new, radio and heater, tutone grey, Apply Cavey'a Reataurant. driveway. Lot 100x200. Price $18,- very clean throughout, easy terms. Building— Contracting 14 "EMERSON" TELEVISION ANDOVER and vicinity Old , ford; 68 Woodbrldge street; Eeter ^ A agent was pre.sejit and oVer- 1940 Chevrolet Coujie — Real Poultry and Supplies 43 SET. . 600. Henry Escott Agency. Man­ 1951 Plymouth 2-Dr. Sedan—Low See "Hone.at Doug." Douglas ROO.M AT 272 .Main street for farmhouses, with acreage. $8..500KAA1 | Kracuna.s,.r______see64 sva..Turnbiil! __ road.^ heAPd whtt wflA AAld. pR.^Alnjt U T)iacu8s your plana with ua. good motor. Pre-Fah hoiues. cottages, ga STENOGRAPHER Wanted for 'IMohawk" Axmlnater Ruga, chester 3683, OPEN ALL DAY mileage. Very clean car. Motors. 33.3 Main. small msnufsctu.r.lng office. YOUNG Roaxting chickens, ready gentleman. Phone 407i. and up, Talbot Real Estate. An-I BIRTHS TODA"Y; A daughter to *be .Slate department. ANNEX . 1939 Plymouth 2-Dr. — Real rages, utility biilldlnga, road stands, "Scaly" Box Springs, and Mat- dover. By appointment. Phone i MrI',...... and Mr*...... William Sihrin.sz. 37 ' ’"N o’one would have, been jiiatl- WEDNESDAY. JULY 2 t-^ke and shoi-e cottages. Summer Pleasant surrounding.'. Good for the oven Also live weight. tre.sses, "Charlton" Sofa Nighter, EASTFIELD Street (off Mather 1950 Ford Club Coupe DeLuxe. Ra­ NEW 1952 Dodge six passenger TWO ROOMS, private Tamlly, street). Nearly new hrtek Cape Coventrj' 7-6600 anytime iWetherell street; a son to Mr. and . *’"‘1 "c^lnx o" ‘ *’*1 »tafement. dio and heater. Selling price as bargain. 1 ramps built for vear around use. working conditions Shorthand No week-end orders taken after Floor Lamps. Table Lamps, Kitch­ sedan. Factory guarantee, $1,805. 6 p. m. Friday 's. Arnold "Nelson, kitchen privileges Working cou­ Cod. ^.Immaculate condition. Two ------—i Mr*. John Seavev, 77 Oxford said. 4 BARBERS — NO SNACK BAR low as $1,205. Built to oomplv with all local bulld- essenllsl. No previous, experience en Cabinet.*, Utility Tables. .35 yds. VERNON—Four-room Cape Cod. j street. I Neither Jarvinen nor Shiicklln _\Vni trade. Balance three years. 19.36_ Ilord, _.3-^ ..Spprt .,73L.,LydalL^tfielL. ple. Call 166 Eldrldge atreet, sec- . xooma..p,ract Ically __TJ*mF'Iet^ SahlT ratea; Sery[centef. -tng-ewle-Tvgnhittons • tn ■ ymir • town necesesFy. - Phone -- -4.11lir - .Mrs,: ■7N*lgn”-3lftIald;!Bleturea;-Aliii»liiumr -“oiwr-floar.“■ “ ------— ■Upeta+rs'-mtftntehnt—5%n?z-ygxrx7— PISCHABcnCDi yl-offeTefb-iHTy- eopvment -2 f Boot C n >f S troo f- 1950-Studehakf r -*4------ClHi'gh, ■qrapplr -Carlyte -Johnson- ,n«cond- SmF.—Tiln baUir- Arnplac*-- 2-0980. _ Tirrcity;'-'” ” ------'' •STtd a -Te w ntfTcnidas aTrtl smtsrr------dT?r“ Tn' exceTeiR-cdnarffo one- Sfarllvn Jovee, ..1.5 Victoria roadf'l'Ond indicnnsiil. w-1 As good as new. Low mileage. Mschine ® o, 52 Main street. BROAD BREASTED bronze tur­ Oil heat with bamhoard radia­ BUILT-RITE key*. Fresh frozen. Ready any­ I'LL SELL ALL OR PART car garage. All city utllltie*. Mr*. ' Marv’ Jai'Vl*. 178 §p'rtice ' •Ism-inen repeated the fahse Up to 1949 CHEVROLET Styleline de­ HARTFORD ROAD ON LOW FRIENDLY TERMS FOR RENT Room for gentle­ tion. Basement garage. A swell atreet; Frank Pisch, 242 Wood-1 FBI agent*' ralle.d in to Inveatl- 1946 Do^lge 2-Dr Wayfarer-^Radio CONSTRUeno.V CO FOR IMMEDIATE Placement we time, 8 to 22 lbs. Schaub's Tur; Large lot, and extra* by* the manghesi er luxe 4-door. Radio, healer. Color USED CARS FREE STORAGE man. 91 Foster street. buy. Will qualify for G. I. loan. brldge atreet; Mr*. Angcllne Ral-tgale. ’ AIR-CONDITIONEO and heater. 37 Marble St.. Manchester, Conn. need a reliable woman In Man­ key Farm, 188 HlllstbWn Road. dozen. Thl* one has sound value maroon. In nice condition. Easy UNTIL WANTED T. J. CrcKkett. broker. Phone at $12,.500. Approximately $3,000 mondo, 143 Highland street’; Mr*. | » ------j— _ At the Calso Station Evenings 2-0059 chester. .Short hours, good eam- office 5416. or residence 37,51. 1948 Plymouth 2-Dr. Sedan—Per terms. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. REGARDLESS OF. TIME ROOM FOR Rent. Gentleman. In­ to $3,.500 down. Call The Ells­ Margaret Deanu ^ H n andn r iQ daughter.(i B i l g n i .P r , i ^ BARBER SHOP Hartford^Road Office Hours 9 A'. M to 5 P M. Ingr. -Write Box R, Herald. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT quire 143 Holll.ster atreet. morn­ FEATURING COLD feet throughout. ^ Articles for Sate 45 MANCHESTER and vicinity worth Mitten Agency, Realtors. South Coventry; Mrp. Helpn Ispon-1 \t01111C * x ^ C iV H IIC P S 1101 Main St?iMP HIPSHAK 19.50 CHEVROLET 2-door deluxe Open 'Til 9 :00 P. JI. Monda.v thru Friday OhJLY — DAY OR NIGHT ings or e'venings. 6930. aid. South Windsor. 1948 Studebaker Champion—Fine aedan, fidjy e:quj.pped and fully BU.S GIRL Wanted. Must be 18 50% OFF on famous make Bat­ home*, Iqls, iinflniahed houses. DISCHARGED TODAY: Marion: Oppeiit* High School DISHES and SALADS WOOaWORKIN* In most cases Juilldings are com­ or over. Apply Cavey's Restaur­ FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE condition. guaranteed. For the heat In value 1952 DODGE 'j-ton pickup, pleted and ready for occupancy In teries. Written guarantees. $1.00 MR. ALBERT. HARTFORD 6-0358 NICE, COOL furnished room for $900 and up. Jerome Agency. 2- BOLTON—Four room ranch house Edwards,. 428 Porter atreet; Lee, Til U. S. A re.B ared ant. working couple. Kitchen privi­ 3151. 1948 Chevrolet Two Ton Chassis see Bo'j Oliver, Center Motor $1,295, Terms. Private owner. a week or ten dnya. Phone 2-8727. down, $1.00 lYeekly. Calso Serv- AFTER 7 P. M. 46-4600 on lot 100 X 300. Oil heat, tile Miclette, 48 Ediaon road. Sales, 461,-Main, Phone 2-41.56 mornings only. Icenter. Tel. 4164, 4165 or 2-0980. leges. Phone 6612. and Cab—Extra clean truck. WOMAN OR girl to wait on ELDRIDGE STREFT^Tivo block* bath. Brand new so purchaser I (ContiniHX) from Page One) Ready for work. counter 2 to 6 daily except Satur­ A—I— B~ E - R - T —'—S from Main. Eight room*. Four up can have immediate occupancy. PAPERS BOOST PRICKS DE SOTO- 1940 Four-door, $110 1935 FORD. $75. Hydraulic brakea, Roofing— Siding 16 COMPLETE Photographic daik 43 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD Apartments— Flats— Reasonably priced at $9,900. T. down. '40 Buick, $119 down. '40 radio, heater ai\d exlra.<. Phone day. Manchester Cleaners, 93 room outfit includes enlarger, and dowiv.-New oil heating sys­ San Francisco, June 28 .(.ipi [ Truman’s-request, for $3,191,000,- B« sur* yeti hov« outemebil* insiironc* to pretoet 1946 Ford Sedan. Radio and heater. Wells street. Phone 7254. Open Any Eve. By Appointment Tenements 63 J. Crockett, luoker. Phone 6416, Clean Inside and out. ' Olds 4-3odf;- $107 down. '40 De- 2-2813. Inquire 223 Spnice street. WE SPECIALIZE In rooting and tank, etc. Also toilet, lavatory tem. Only $10,7.50. Name your San Franciaco’a two mohnlnp J atomic fiinda. ov'ji term*. Now vacant. T. J. or residence 3751. Soto 2-door. $195 full price. Elasy siding. Highest Quality ma­ and bath tub, suitable for sum­ WE BUY and sell good used furni­ TWO ROOM unfurnished apart­ newspapers, the Chronicle and the it vnted instead $1,485,000,000 to you un4«r Hit ntw Hnoneid RttpoRiibility Low tf* PONTIAC 1946 4-door. New, ex- terials. Workmanship guaran­ SHIRT PRESS operator. Five day Crockett, broker. Phone office of 1947 Dodge Custom 4-Dr. Sedans— terms to suit your pocketbook. mer cottage. Inquire 19 Benton ture, combination . ranges gas ment. All utilitiea furnished, Cen- BOLTON—Tax rate 20 mUla. 13 Examiner, toda.v Increased price o f , begin a large-scale expansion 1two>.' Rsdltr.TientrTr- •*'™" ■ - - pensive paint , •’• Radio;-?—‘hexter. teed.-A.-A.-tMon.-Inc;. 299 A'uttrmn ..week, ...Experience., not.. necessary, atreet;-' ...... — 5416 '?»r reaidenoe 5751,.... thetrdany and Sunday ettltlonsrefi-i ■slomiv ^ e r g y -faeilltie*.— — '’ BrimnhFs '■ 'Tac'ka'rdr' 358 'E a if Apply In person. New Model rang^S'-and heaters. Jonas-Fuml-' • trally Ib'cafe'd.' Alien Realty." SltfS:' rh tr*S...To ■ H* r'trdifl;'... 'AlTra'cli ve' :f«eHvt Juapers clte?j .increa,sed ahead with ej|panalon projects not thm .car-..See Bob DUver . today .«t:: ' WANTED . All__conyenlcncea.; Phone 3824 ty of fruit trees, beiTl?^", Plot _ . Center -Motor Sales, 46t ' Main Nuiudorf Constfncaon Cor Phone IntetTiatiqnaVJIarveate after 5;30...... — ' twin size hedroo'nVf and full “bath newsprint and iJtxjducUon costa. c6vefed“b'y's-vl^abTe"!^ j — THE WASUY^ AOEHCY - BAftLbW MOTOR SALES ; GREAT EASTERN Construction on second. Recreation room, dll 158 X .580 ft. Near churche.s and Both voter\ar« subject to re­ . Wapplng. Conn. street. Aut«^A««eflsori«8—TIrea Man and bo.V to work in 3408, tor mode] H84, re.g'ular $319.95, Monthly subscription..rates for CM . Home remodeling specialists. sale $219. International Harvest­ CbLUMBIA L A K E - 2 room cot­ atcam heat, nldely landscaped school. Call 3425. No agents. the daily and Sunday editions re­ consideration fster. STATE THEATER BUILDING— TEU 6«48 or 7146 Open Until 0 P. M. and Sundays Residential and commercial roof­ LOAM FOR SALE, $10 per load The grim ^port by Twining and . Fully Ihsuted^ GET ^^TTER VALUE ON” $2 DOWN—$2 WEEKLY service station..and ga,- er refrigerator, regular $239.96, tage. Ideal for couple. Reason­ i'srd with shade tree*. Elva main $2 within a 50-miIe ra?liu8 Phone 5404 ing, siding, gutters and leaders, ANDOVER. Bolton, Coventry — Secretary of the Air Forcii Fin- ' •delivered Call 7195 between 9 sale $159; Coolerator Ice box, able rale. Call 2-4929. Tyler, agent. 2-4469. Country homes and farms, sever­ and $2.25 outside. takes home a Worce.ster Power combination aluminum storm win­ rage. Good pay and good and 5. FORD 1948 4-door—$230 down— A BETTER USED CAR regular $95, sale $49. Open to­ al at eacriflee price*, terms ar­ Mower, famous Briggs-Strat- dow*. "Ws Make Your House A FOUR ROOM Cottage. All cmT- LOOKING FOR an Inveaement? clean. Lincoln '48 4-door. $275 working conditions. night 'til 9, all day Saturday 'til ranged. Welle* Agency. Coven­ Everyone should bo eovorod"to conform ■'down—bexullful. DeSoto' '40 4- AT ton motor. Hrfrtie". 24 Osk street. Phones MAKE MOWING A PLEASURE. venleneea at Coventry Lake. Also We are offering for quick sale two $2 down, $2 weekly. Buy the new 5. Brunner's Appliance Dept., properties located on Charter try. Tel. 7-6872 or 7-7501. door, $82 down — runs good. ' TIRE SALE 8271 or 8303. Bert Lindsay. 358 East Center street. this can be used year round.-' with the new Conno. No. 3 I960 Packard 4-Dr. Sedan—Radio, LOW COST customers we are carrying a edm- cooking equipment to serve 200 (3) YOUR JOB IS ENGINEERED . . . all septic tanks, Drain­ ■ Garages— Service PLUMBING and beating. Furn­ EXPERIENCED SET-UP cellent neighborhood, $16,800. Mansfield Depot Five room __ heater. TRANSPORTATION plste line of fireworks, -10% off. people. Call 2-3897' after 5 p. m. LAKE AMSTON—Five room cot­ Call owner 2-1827. age and sewer line* are Installed under the watchful super­ Storage 10 aces, oil burners and boilers. Earl Bolton—Building stone and flag­ home, hath, oil steam heat, full 1960 Buick 2-Dr.—Dynaflow, ra­ Will also do cooking upon request. tage, $40 per week. Call 2-0615. haaemenl. garage, sevei-al acres, vision of a Drainage Engineer. RESULT: Yon are protected dio, heater- 1941 Chevrolet 4-Door. Van Camp. Tel. 2-5844. ' L a t h e o p e r a t o r stone. Bolton Not9h Quarry. MANCHE.STER- Cute four room against cosily blunders . . . A BIG SAVING. An engineered J??b Talcottville - Theae Cara Exceptionally Clean Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode shade and fruit trees. On hill yet gives y??u LASTING AND SA’nSFArTORY, RESULTS 1937 DeSoto 4-Door. g a r a g e f o r Rent on Hunting- PLUMBING and heating, apeclal- ,Cape CmI. two bedroom*, oak has part-time brook. Early oc­ 1949 Studebaker Champion 4-Dr. ton street. Phone 8993. TOOL MAKERS Be Included among our clients whose property we have sold by 'floor*. Venetian blinds, screen* Sedan—Radio, beater, overdrive. Izing In repairs, remodeling, cop­ STAMP Collectors. Supplies, new cupancy, $8,500._Talbot. Real Es­ per water piping, new construc- }*nd storm doors. One car garage, tate, Andover. By appointment. 1949 Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan—Heat­ BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. Are you tired at hea\-y traffic, Issues, U. S. General open 'til 9 Including your property among those we have for talc! ifiill basement with new P>rma- . . . er. ‘ 155 Center St. — Mancheater Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 tton. Time payment! arranged. Wed., ThuK-., Fri. Campress Phone Coventry 7-6600 anytime. fie Safe! fie Sure! Edwartl Johnson. Phoni 6979 or parking problems and long rides to Jglasa gas hot water heater. 1947 Chrysler 4-Dr. Sedan-Wind­ work? If you live In Manchester, Stamps, 5 South Main street. FRANK L. FINNEY Phone 2-4645— • “ 1948 HARLEY-DAVIDSON 74 5044. G iLaf^e ahade trees in front yard. CALL ier. ' < or vicinity, we can eliminate these Associate In Farms [Handy to hua, school and stores. 1949 Oldsmobile 2-Dr. — Hydra­ Open Evenings Until 10 P, M. O. V. H. motorcycle. Very low ONE .VICTOR Scund movie pro­ Wanted— Real Estate 77 problems. Come in and talk It over. Eves. Mancheater 8877 iPrlced to aell at $9,900 larbara matlc, radio, heater. A special mileage. Loade«r with extras, EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat­ jector, F-1.6 lense. Call 2-0852 R e a lto r FIREWORKSo 1949 MERCURY CTub coupe, radio, We have a SO-SS hour week. Paid ing.' Plugged drains machine after 7 p. ih. [Woods, Agent. 3702. CONSIDERINQ SELUNO c in n e y br o s ____ . - , this week. - . . .. heater, overdrive and dual ex­ $500. Excellent condition through­ Insurance, holidays an'3“'Vacatlon. A ------(Mlsa) THE M K . out. Call 2-1406. cleaned. Phone 6497. TOUR PROPERTY? 1941 Chevrolet Club Coupe—Radio, hausts, $1,275. Coventry 7-7580. ULLIAN U. GRANT 154 IRVING atreet—Immediate oc- Insurance Agency ; heater. ■ PRACTICALLY New, three pairs W a lto N Without obligation to you, w* SEWERAGE DISPOSAL OOMFANY HEATING From A to Z. Con­ Office Manager |cupaney, very attractive- foOr- will appratae or mak* you a eaah Several Others For Good CHEVROLET 1941 4-door. 1940 WILCO MACHINE TOOL chartreuse drapes, $4.00 pair. Business Services Offered IS version ' burners, boller-bumer Lady's, lime green topper,' size T Asaoclate In Salet •room home with spacious aacond offar for property. Be* ua betom- DSAINAGE and SEWERAOt ENOINEESS vTVear Rpktry Circle 180 Contor Strdot. Pbono 110$. • -Transportation C3ievrolet ^-door. Two to choose Evf-a. Mancheater 8160 units, complete heating systems. COMPANY 16, $1Q. Brown alligator shoes, jkor. Good lot with shade tree*. you eell. Studebaker Sales and Service from. Good transportation. Fair­ ^ r agipointment call Madeline 130*132 Ptori Street, Manchester— Ttir5308' AU work ^arantced. Time pay­ size 7%, $5. Crosley Shalvador "Speolaltslag la Uomaip—CItyl Suburban aad Farms—sinca 1910" Phone 6273 CHORCHES MOTOR SALES ly priced; Douglas’^& tora, 333 REMOVAL SERVICE of trash, ments ais^anged. Moriarty Broth- 30 Grandview Street )Bmith, Realtor. 4879. BRAE-BURN REALTY •0 Oakland S t .Manchester 2-9483 Main. refrigerator, 6', reasonable. Call 647 Main Street,' Hartford, t-lS M .-* Kvenlnga, Mancheater S160 stc. Reasonable. Call 3-9388. era TcL 6135. Telephone 2-1266 Hartford 8-5789. I ‘ ...... :...... ' ' ' ...... V, '\ In circulation and lasue new cur­ rency, corruption In thia country A])out Town could smashed and the Brink's Heard Along Main Street case solved. , Haaiben of the Zipaar ^Club, Our Informant aays there are^ Xnc.. ihatr funlHee and frienda five main points to Ayer's plan; win have a to n ic , .tomorrow from, And on Some of Mtmchetiler's Side Streets, Too If there were a neiy Isaiie of'cur­ noon «>B at Bpe'rry’e Pond, Bolton, rency the following things would The strawberry festival held, ih e committee ha* engaged Tony happen; 1. The Brink's, Danvers yesterday on the Coneordia Lu-! O'BrighVe orcheatr* to furnish No wild West? .Worcester, Mass., the chiropodists and nlher hank robbery loot would, theran Church lawn was' largely music,, and a good time is prom- We have received a letter from and the,,Soroptlmists were meet- const to const, have to he turned attended by church members and laed all Who attend. s person who signs herself ahony- |ng at the same time and much In or converted, or else It would mous, (we sssufned, from the | confusion resulted. Only recently have no value. 2. The "bursting their friends. An enjoyable pro­ Boroptlmlst Club members who handwriting, that our correspond- at an Inn In Windsor Locks It was war cheats of syndicated crime" gram of talent of the church was ’ plan to attend the poUucK picnic rnt is a "her") regarding a piece the installation of the local Sorop- would suffer a like fate. 3. Polit­ presented. at the home of. Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ we had lit these columns last week tlmlst club with guests from other ical s’lush funds would be exposed. A quartet consisting of Ernie ert r Hawley in Ollead should that dealt with the metropolitan cluha in Connecticut- one of the 4! Millions would be collected from .Tureck, .Steve Stenger, Bill F. Gesa meer at the' Mary Cheney Ubrary Life Insurance Companv's statlstl-! w'altresses Inquired if the "lady fllshoneal persona by tax authori­ and Ernie Relchcnbach' rendered Monday at 6 p. m. clans’ advice to esstern girls that foot doctors were ready for des- ties, 6 . Communist suhveralnh* "Thou My Strength," "Church In O I^E N they should go west In search of scrt- , • ... and escape funds would he de­ the Wildwood," and "lOIe Gray Robert f). Uabe., eon of Mr. and huriands, heraiise. they said, there' The organiser. Stuart Morrow,.* stroyed ami ped hoards of United Robe." Mi.ss Lenore Zwick HOURS Mrs. Osmond J. Llebe of Jt Strlck- were more men out there. Rotnrlan, is believed tn have coined States cash In foreign banks would Sornptlm isl from two I.rfitln words, played "Starlight Reverie" and - land street, and Pfc. Neno D. ' In those paragraphs.— which be worthless. * "Cabaletia" on the piano. Betty Oaell*. son of Mr. and Mra Neno were, headed ’'Go West." wc^.made sorn (aisfen and opllmua, • (the Naturally the Massachusetts beat) highest grthd: i Walters, soprano, sang "Perfect WBshingtqn, Junet\30-—(> Osells of 4 Vljlage street, have statement* regarding the' lacu man couldn't help himself in such Day" and "I'll Never Walk By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS —The Sehrite votejl. arrived a t F ort Dix. N. .1. and of clvillr.atlon out West that In addition to the AmeHcan Fed­ an opportune pre-hallotlng period Alone.” . have been itsslgned'to Co. B 6(llh Miss (or is it Mrs. 7—that, we eration, the Interoat Iona I Associa­ and slid in a little reference here The between Ta'ft and Eisenhower supporters over mously todap to give theip AtAir'x Inf Ragt. of the IHh Infantry tion contains two other federations..! and there about the administration Bill Ge.ss, Jr., waa called hack PLEASE CALL edntifsted delegates to the Republican national convention ap- Force enough money to can't even guess at-from the hand- the Federation of Continental Eu­ for ah encore afl er"plaving "Whis­ Division for eight weeks of basic Wfltlng.l Anonymous wss quirk to and politics. But on the whole •jpeared headed today for a show-down before the party’s na­ its fighting strength tu'j training. .^fter completing this rope and the Federation of Gieal the Idea seems tn have some body pering Hope'’ and "Sharp Shoot­ THIS NUMBER point out were just not so. To set Brllain and Ireland. The quadien- ers' Mkrch" on the accordion. A tional committee in Chicago. Representatives of the two top wingfi by the middle qf i training they wiTT be assigned to a the rerord straight, therefore, and and even has an instance nf where apeclaliat's school for another iilal internatlnnal corivenllnn will such a scheme has worked. France trio consisting nf Martha Diana, If you require service contenders for the GOP preaiden-*------^------to clear up any misunderstanding take, place In Copenhagen In .Inly Doris Custer and Elsie Werner tlal nomination at next week's con- __ ^ VVashipgjton, June /.30i—(-'P) eight weeks, that we n)ay have creat'ed. we recalled all her currency In 104,6. and many hunriicds are ejtpectcdy Ayer really gets going in hla sang "I'll Take You Homo Aga3n. during June, July and ventlon failed to agree on a main Ij’ „ ~ ^ Ij' -a wr ^ thought It only fall to our readers —Reports, of mounting Ru.s- ., W ill M ake Alan N. Knofla of 9.1 Henry from the U. A. and all parts of the summation of the theory. He Kathleen " and Brahms' "Lullaby." August. Issue at a meeting last night with Jlj' d i - JT 1. V Eian atomic striking power!'/ L street. Mrs. Knofla and other local to reprint her letter. . world. says! -- This affair was sponsored 'hv the party's national chan-man, , , relatives and-frlenda are in Mlllls, D ear H eard AlongT The New England Region was "The- Internal Revenue depart­ the Ladies' Aid SoHety.,and the, The groups representing Sen set off a Senate drive today to'" j' Mass., today for the wedding at 3 In your article entitled "Go organised In 1949 and at present ment la powerless In cases of Illicit "We Two" group. atnr Robert A. Taft of, Ohio and force tlfe administration tn| H R ep o rt a t o’clock In the Church of Christ West" In today'* Manchester Her­ consists of 16 clubs. Hartford, pns- cash Incomes running into mil­ The committee In charge con­ 2-4123 . Gon,. Dwight D, Eisenhower at a Die in Fire speed Op developr/ient of ^ .4 of Miss Lorraine Atone, daughter ald I* a sentence which, I believe, lon and Worcester club* were go­ lions annually. Millions more are sisted of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. meeting with Guy G. Gebriclaon. — Manchester natldhal committee , chairman,, American hit-back 'ji^trengtltJ of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Atone, and needs an explanation frqpi the' ap­ ing strong at that time. being fleeced from union treasur­ (?ervlnl, chairmen: Mr. and Mrs, Sen. fo'Mnhoney (D., Wyo.f, John C. Frederlckson, son of Mrs. parently uninformed author. It Membership In this claaslflca- ies. extorted from wealthy black­ Robert K. Werner, Mr. and Mrs. Window Cleaning Co. agreed that rules for Settling the Same Tim e reads; "This farming region, this contested delegate disputes would In Brooklyn piloting/the 46-bllllon-Uollnr mili­ G. Harold Persaon of West New­ llon service Huh Is by Invitation mail victims and obtained under I George Stoncman, Mr. and \frs. tary griprirpiiationi bill/ throu( ton, formerly of Manchester, and as yet not_whplly civilised area of only and Is limited In women en­ fal.se pretenses from genuine lib­ Ernest J. Tureck. Mra. Oscar G. be eimilir to those adopted at the our. country, then, Is where MLl IC-tS convention. " the ^hnate, said the defense pro- Washington, June 30—(JP) the late Frgderlck A. Frederlck- gaged artively and Independently erals by the underground of the ; Anderson. Mra. Jagob Tiirek, Mra. ,?ram/could be advanced a year by \ son'. Mr. Knofla will .serve as statlstlclsns are urging our slick, In professions or ns heads nr depii- Communist psrty." ! William Helm, Mrs. Erich O. One point at KaueT^How longj New York, June 30—(/P)— —Administration leaders said chic eastern girls to flock to!" On Brandt and Hrs. Max .1. Schubert. should each side argue at the addWg J,3,6OO.OOO,00O to the neai’ 'best man for the bridegroom, who ties-In government positions, nr as Thst's the Ayer plan. Yet HAT Five persons were behaved ly six billions ensH the bill wnui toda,v President Trumen will what do you bass your Information and the Treasury department and hearings opening tomorrow be-t • Is his cousin. executives of established busi­ Many voiced favorable rom- missing in a spcttaculnr proiride jfo expand the Army, NrfVy sign lator in the day a bill ex­ that these states are not wholly nesses. Only one woman from each even the slightly stout BosUijIl.Eo- DON’T fore the GOP national committee? 1 ments on the manner in which the Brooklyn waterfront fire that and; Air'Force, c.-pf tending wage and price coB- Dbnald H. Potter, hlgF" eheriff civilised? 1 waa horn and reared classification Is ellglhle; and II may lice Department Isn't lacing ! menu consisting of hot dogs, ham- Throw Thom Away rrevtous time limits have been a of HSrtfortW County will be guest in "the wilds" of Nebraska or "the he said that they do everything around In an attempt to ramrod half-hour each. blar.ed out in an qld jtrolly Tlie bill la up for pa.saag'e t! trols for 10 months. 1. burgers, strawberry shortcake. ' SHU plejity of w ear left la p'Mahoney said he would prof speak*\,at the meeting of the grass rountry" as you Easterners that ran he put under the broad this Idea down cnllective Washing­ shoes repaired here. liarn,today and spread tp four Speaker Rayburn.. (D„ are inclined in call II. Not once ; stlawberry aimdaes, soda and mf- Uant Hearing on TV hn smendrnehl designed to pey. Hartford Cotmty Federation of canopv of service. The main fields ton legislstlve throats. So' there fee, were served and hoped simi­ business structures and] three Tex.) told reporters after a Democratik Women , this Monday was 1 ever tn danger from wild In­ are education, health, clYic, youtji must be a few bugs In It some­ A committee spokeiman* sAld jnit thSi Pentagon tp spend an' ex- dians, wild Cat* o r anything else lar affairs of this kind would be the conferees agreed to mil con- homes. - |tra U.flOO.Obd.OOO - pn credit. I White House conference thift night at * oVlork. The meeting and social adjustment. ' - where. Hu! as we said, w-e only held In the future. SAM YULYES Estimates of thn damage will be a garden party "I Mrs, you might expect to encounter In heard il snd at, first glance it • A.* . # Lffvr'-. "■ ■ ■ te.sled delegates in alphabetical ran as I t4.3 iving Gfial Good the President is "not too well • t - i lEs-H ■ ■ .Shoe R epairing nf the Bet­ high a .4 one million dollsts 'b u t Lorine Perry’s home *l 3* Irving an uncivilised area. I did attend sounded rather fine. ter Kind Done While You order, keep the meetings open to Hi* chief goal, hh said. Is a 14,3- pleased with it" but that sign­ •Agin’ the |j«\v the press and public and send the Fire Marshal Martin Scott placed ' street. Mrs. Helen FltirMUrl.ck. college where there wer,e a few. Remember the hug deflectors, Would the new hills (in case W alt. :wlng «ir fopcehy Jply 1964, a veay ing the measure is “the only president of th*’ federation, an­ good solid American cltlsens with something like that . fHd rome argum ents to a closied ^session of the flgijire at morjt than tHlf" * those pieres of plastic shields that 15 M APLE STREET million. ahead of the j administration'* thing he can do,” nounced the following members Indian ancestry. I Yes, we actual­ were pul/nn the hood of a car to shout I he much different in ap- Opp. First National Store the committee for a vot^. Left un­ schedule, ! will act as hostesses; Mrs. 1-orine ly have collegea and universities pearance? Perhaps they'd be settled was whether the IwarihgB A 59^ear-old latchmai Wal. Later, Joseph Short, Truman’s keep bugs away from the wind­ Parking Lot. , The Joint Chlets of Staff haVS pres* secretary, said the President Perry. Mrs. Pascal Maetrangelo. out there!) shield a couple of years ago? lighter In weight, smaller in aise would be televised. \\ .- ter Robl*, was fe, tfi havle burn- told' Congre.sslonaJ committees Mr*.' Allan Brown. Mra. .Tohh Ls- Before too many of your slick, or* nf another color. That lighter Kllt.e SlU.Jlo Sen. "Henry Cabot LodW. of cd> to dtatli In dfirlrarp is expe^ed to sign the controls Well, they seem to he coming ''A'’'', Uicy e.xpcct Russia will reach a bill today and that he will issue a Belle, Mr*. Vincent McPadden, chic little eastern gals start their hack. During the past week we weight angle would come as a MRS THOMAS .1. BLANCHARD Mass*achnscUs, Eisenhower’s'^an • 'used ns a warchcititfe by yi'a'Wpain peak of power by hiid-1954. They long trek westward, 'I feel It's my body hln\y to some of the more af­ paign managei', today urged that ' witrpn-CHark Ing., ' psper box statement st the same time. Short Mrs. Joseph FalkoWskl. Mrs. Mary counted no less than 42 of them said this will ntark the start of •'* eald he could not say at what time Acetn and Mr*. Rose Isivetf. duty to warn them that they will on hoods of cni's. Not all of them fluent memhrra of the Fnurtli E.s- MiHs Amelia Kathlyn Farr.. hridpsmaids. attired in maip.i* period of grebteat tianger"ito thi* meet up with acme pretty stiff late who have ri.sen tn the point (Continued on Fage Four) (kjontlnued on,l?»g« iTourl,'. Truman would act. were sceO'here in Manchester, but . . , dauffhtar 'of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rowns similar to that of the maid country. \\ The bill as passed by Congress competition from the slick, chic they do seem to be returning. where they no brnger count their i Karr of .513 Main street, be­ of honor, were Mrs. .James F. \Gen. N athan ,F. Twining, \actiug little chickens already out there. The thing we are driving al Is money . . . jiiat pul it in hags Farr, M4«8 Barabara Blanchard, Saturday bears little reaemblana* , — 5 Anonymous. and weigh II f the bride, Mrs. NEWSBOYS don't!...... late Lillian McLaughlin Blanch­ tack\plus "a re,set*ve for allowed- He wanted suthprity fq xoBtroU Anion-ymous-for hilngins-us- up-to -the-effeet—that the-ttefleefrvrs werw Jicnn P-elcr CotnA, w^vs. bonmary mg tyies Tf the flbst Htvmnd^ date oh what's been‘'ifoing on weal tn he taken off cars and persons ard, this mormhg l n "Sr J'amo.s' matrpn of honor and Mr. Coma wagesTiaa t'tlcei eiitended ^ r two f 'liPMj In Point Church. The double-ring cere­ 'He also said, Rus.sla now haa\\at years, until June 30, 1054, and he of the Alleghenies for the last .10 found with them on the hood would was the best man. Ushering: least Ss many fiial-ratc combV WANTED years. We would have-sworn It he prosecuted. The illegal ti.se nf Not because we on a mony was performed by Rev. .lohn were Albert Kottke, James Farr.* Mk*d that the currant contr^a F. Hannon, pastor nf the church, 9 Retire; 1 lapes' as the U, (3. \ provtelon* -contained in the De­ was Still pretty wild. hug shields, we are told, was dis­ newspaper, but we advise every- Walter Murphy of WalHntrford covered when .several motorl.sls one to read hla fai'ni-ite paper as in a setting of white gladioli, car­ Adminl.stration plana call fot i fense Production Act of 1950—be For Partially Eitablishtd nations and palms. and Gene Golembiewski of Ne^^ reaching the U. S. peak retaliatory ' Btrenglhened. . Soroptlmlsls traced their accidenlB to them, soon as pna.sihle each day. Can be Jersey. and the MVD says they are not em hariaaalng If you don't. Mi.ss Botip Coman of Elm ira. /flshjiigton, June 30—(/P) .vt^rage.nra Btr-cnifth about mld-lD,55. T h e' 'Initead Congress . weakened Reutat In Rockville We received a note the'olher day Mrs Jo.seph A. Farr, mother nf Hou,sp voted an even longer' from a Hartforrl friend, stating lawful equipment of a car. Case In point. Friend nf ours N. Y., was the soloi.st. while Mrs. the hrtfle. wore n pifik frosted ny­ vard to iiirte years of ore, he dies, Bome of the controls authority and came home from his work In Hart­ •lane Macenrone presided at 'the placed a 10-month limit on on ex­ that she. had read *S pood deal in At the time the statement was lon dress with^navy blue a'^res-. pan^with onl.y six t'Oflay and ihree iil lloo.\tjiat i.s 'iust j m X tension. Issued, we remember a drive In ford on one of Ihc.ap hot days and organ, sories. Her rorsnpe' was of .sweet­ makes no sense to build for: Inquire the papers about Roroptimists and decided he had heller gel his lawn anc usion ached il) A lehVU’V'.study made public toVay pesit strength in I9,56'to’’m"eet knowing the w riter «-a* one, hoped make motorists take them off the i The bride, given in .marriage by heart roses and blue baby’s breath, ! abor Statistics) -I------V------V, menace we evneef ,'n lOSJ evsj The Defense Prodiictloa Act will cars. Maybe this will bp going on watered. Aa .soon aa he got home, her father, wore a Chantlliy lare menace we expect in 19.54,’ O'Ma expire *t midnight tonight unless MANCHESTER for some enlltfhtenmenl. he changed Into his old clothes. Over 200 guests attended the re* honey said. Although the flrsV Hub was or­ again. If many more hug shields gown with a mandarin collar and the President eigns the extension. out the ho.ac and went to reption, which was held in' the.’ "Tljelgap betweed the Working- ganised In Oakland, Calif., more ar« dlBcovered by arms of a necklet of imported beads and Rainbow C’lub Ballroom. Bolton. ! \ -A*«aiU Luxiirlea Raybura isnd Ben. McFarland h e r a l d OFFICE law work. life Spah and the total 4lMl span." Cfyiatig Se€^\ than 30 years ago, or on Oct, 3. pearls. The gown had a fitted The miiple left, for a wedding trip the BLB rppori said, "continues Scn-\Fargu8on (R., Mich.) said S-Art*.) Senate majority leader He fell fine. Hl.a lawn w,as g el­ bodice, tong pointed sleeves, and 9 . he woujd fight the amendmeht. He "f th" approximately 1 .2(10 |H*cUage* o f flreivorke receh ed f d after the confeMnee that they 1921, and the movement ha* grown ling IhnI muHi-nnerled water and to.r*ape Cod and Maine. to wid?a fob most American work- “ * iT T C l-e-k WArt-ar P*'*'** •*'«*« on • hand ■ 1 Market Street to more than 600 rluha In the Theory full skirt with a cathedral train. The"Tirlde. who is on the faculty i told the Senate Saturday lie willing Oongros* he WHS keeping fairly co n i in the An im ported three tiered klu.aion era," 'M ' ■ ! China ' R ^olt lieva* the 14.5.731,750,722 bill “fM I I - T O tT | fl V ! *''“®** •**''"* unloaded from the 9:88 train at Depot Square thU I In special session after the’ AmeHcan Federation, people still j Anybody want In talk ahnul process. As he stood there and of th»» Lincoln ■ f'chool; attended! On. _i-u f ____T For Instance, at a convention In partmenl of The Herslfl, has terns pver the green gra.a.s, he was | ^..rhida snd stephanotis. - •‘^.v ra. u., UnivArsdy. T1h» bride­ of the prodiictive capacity of old­ \dLTl i^ T A O H X clit laJlowed to shoot o(f any flrework* In town this year, Liioklng oil l*J T » ftf* f^|'O O f I.PfloUbn bU( Afld th6 mutual .secur­ Hi heard more versions of the "hot groom. a member of the Commer- "wring some of the luxury" out of one of the renaons they won't—Patrolman David nalllean ity appropriaUon measure the :,^il happy. Every few min-1 er wofkenc I ______!, „1 ! 'Waahing.toii, Ju n e 89—(45— Pentagon spending policies. only-major -itenu I'aniKlpliir Rw ' ' i J weather story" thsn you can shake (Op s . a iriend nr neighbor would' Ro.’^amnnd Wilson, nttim l rial fYedit Corporation In Kart- t!iif* t. S. CapaoWy ■n r (j,lang Kal-shrk predicted todav — ‘|“^ ” 'fhe pft-fim('wiTr «otneir-l'igfi^ gent, heftinit the tntek, ' ' I a thermometer at. However, one in n bnllprina lo.npth .shrimp nylon foi’fl. attended the University of Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson (D„ ^tloA, the two Jegtslator* sold ' * 0 T I Q I O and |ys Rogers, railway exprewa rierk. (Story on Page 7 ). rfi ive hy. In fact, lots of them , The i SRC (Ui.v all-out...... bombing of Chinn's - Tex.) said the Joint Chiefs of Staffi topic of conversation nvefhSard In­ nrt pnwn. wn.s maid of honor. \shp Pittsburgh and received his bach­ dlscriipinatldn* against qlder Oongress should be able to quit drove by. They all saw him and War Industries might touch off a have Informeci hi* preparetjness Saturday night. vited a little research and has de­ waved. And many pa.sserab\' he I wore A niAtchlnj: stolf* and rs r- elor’s degiee at Ryrant College. workehs wha must seek new jobs T h ie f BUY veloped into an interesting yarn, riofl A rnsrade of ravalif'r rosps powder-keg of rebellion built up subcommittee they could have 143 didn't even know seemed to lake He-serVed .with the Rth Air Force and compulsory age retirement of by Coinmiinist tyranny. Rayburn told questioners the if not actually a theory more than usual inlepe.st in our Rnd blu«» delphinitims. Thp thiop m Fingland in U'orU^ W ar II. •able employes deprive the nation air wings ready by mld-1954 if \'ieiina, Austria, June ;i0-^ President "didn’t seem very en­ Cblang, president of the Chl- Congress would put up the mon- riainville; June 30—(/P)— thusiastic" over the legislation Seems everybody from the de-' friend' ns he performed hls grass- of productive capacity." nes4‘ Nationalist gnve'rnineht ey. (ff’")—^U. S. Secretary of State Stevenson Delays Two loaded revolvers and livery boy to the bank exerullve saving chore fisherman apparent. Suddenly he i ) o You K now- “We must question policies that even though-the final bill was con­ eonfnet rrin cip al I,. P. Knapp exiled on Formosa, was Inter- The huge money bill—the big­ Dean Acheson sRicl Today haa a private view of what actual­ After he gave the lawn a good feels the first thriUmg lug. He fail to utilize the skills and abill- four stolen license jilatcs were sidered a victory for the adminis­ MEMORIALS ly happened to the money in the «’ho preceded C, C-. -Quimb.V-. A vle-ived In a eopyrighted artlelr gest before Congress this year—is American troopa wiH remain tration after the House earlier had soaking, our friend went Into the reH.< in 'th e line 'til it is taut, tiea of willing arid experienced In C. S. New* and World Re- recovered from a smashed now fah\dou{, "B rinks Robbery" house to relax a few minutes be­ note in The Herald before the event You too can save money by getting your ./ about five billions less than Pres- in occupied Austria tiiitil its YOtesLtO- The rod bends under its burden. might have hroiipht ’•esulls. but if workers." the report said_. Deri­ |»ort, a weeliirhew* magazine. 406S -eaditlac conycrtlble controla. where a Hnllnween-maeked band fore supper. He sat in hia favorite Overenme with fear that he is sions to be taken by employers independence i.s assured. Decision on Draft^ OF PROVEN of daring thieves carted off some anyone knows his a Idress the com­ glasses at Union Optical Co. I He said 'China has few war (Oontinued op Page Four) .stolen from Hartford by a IT- chair, opened hla Herald and about to lose his enIHi, the novice along these lines,'! it added. ‘’wUI industries but. If they were He blamed Russia for the failure 1-million dollars in loot of t,he whaml! There it waa. Big black mittee woitld-^t^e tn send' greet­ of the Big Four to write a treaty I year-old AVVOL Marine here (Continued on Page Four) calls for help. T5ie veteran takes ings. the reiiniort program and per­ Influence the size of the nation’s knocked out by bombing; the folding green variety. lieadlihes. "Waler Sprinkling Ban one look and breaks into hyslerl- labor force, the level of national of Independence. To n news con­ by a Plainville policeman- at Yep. everyone has a theory on Is Ol'dored'hy Martin." As he read haps a report of the doings. Service at Union Optical is the best in / Com munists woAld have trouble Houston,'-Tex-^«ne 3()^(/P)— Gov. Adlai E. Steyciiiion of c,sl laughter. , Income and the. standard of living keeping order In thickly-populat­ ference of Australian and Allied 4 a. m. how the robbery came of^ why It further, and learned of the pres­ The hero ha.s hooked the keel of " A Non. town. for all American people.” Farouk Orders I new'smen, he said: "Make no mis* Illinois said todaj’’ he ivill decide~later w hat to do in the“ iiii- Charles A. Morgan, Jr., 17. of SUPERIORITY was po.salble for the gang tn gel ed areas. Bombing of commu- - f - sure trmi,hle.s afflicting people in the boat. ■ THE END. 4 '■* I lake about it. Of the four powers likely” event that a niove develops to draft Klni for the Demo­ Camden. N. J., was only slightly C i^ k of F r<^ away so slickly; and the reason some aerlions of town, )re felt low­ Real estate firms and anthracite., nleatioiis lines leading tn Korea On the same hill la the tragic or of arsenals In'* M anchuria Mn Austria, three want to go cratic presidential nomination. The Illinois governor, con­ Injured when the car he admits behind the apparent failure nf the er and lower and smaller and All work done at Union Optical Co. is coal mines, the report said, today Independent to i home." Correctly designed monuments are products of careful, smaller. . saga of a veteran sportsman. For employ the highest proportion of would aerinusly hamper Chinese sidered by many in hla party ns one ------'------■stealing crashed through two tele­ country's combined police depart­ years the hero fishe.l surresafully guaranteed. ITt ^ -fji • I Acheson Is making a two-day phone poles and 378 feet through Replaces Noise intelligent study. They have balance, distinction and ments to do more than rsise a few He thought of all his friends older wT)rkers- men and, in the Red foroes In Korea, he said. of the Itkllest pro.spccts for noml-r.».y. , ■'n i meaning; they have beauty that will endure. ' _ with arv oUt rod and worn equip­ F IL L real' estate business, women over '“In China’s long history, no O r i n " U alTlllf't ^ ' **’*''' coun- nation at the Chicago convention I iT liriJlT lltllC It Iv brush to the bank of a pond. He stale Hues here and there But no driving hv. The interest they took try of cast and, weal. JIc came lold police that his enmnnninn jjna--ha*..conws-«p--»4Hv-a— roB+ty^4-t.o--h4,*-v-»4ei4ng-^»f--H*e-Iaivfl ment. Finally he deciiied yo_jiiir- 45. tyranny remained In power opening July 21. told a news con- w-J A. ay a n chase a. new glass rod. Como in and hove Mr. Christensen adjust here fronv-Beriin:- -ivlmm-.ha^-nam^a*-fceatcr-Ktmfr Of Korea Guns Cutting Done In Our Own Shop Froriifl'h'e * ' workable solution that is not interest that was a soiirce of .sat­ FOR lATriiost half of" a i r persons In Tcmg,'" he said. ^ t the Srst ’rrFeh’iS8"fi)fI%''h"6' atm is ninnTng only "jr ^ ...... -m— ------H* went on 'a fishing trip. real estate and 44 per 'oe'nt of an­ favorable opportunity. they Alexandria. Egypt, June 30 i/Pi His visits to the two Com- 18, of Newark, n : J„ also' an Rough Slone To The Finished Memorial- until the other day. isfaction before took on a differ- your glasses free of charge. mun'st-ringed cities are aimed at fo* re-cl ctio. aa governor Jj^u K O l’C a — ■■ . a ■ ^ Proudly he studied the master thracite coal miners are 46 or (the CTilneae neople) will rise up - Turbulent Egypt struggled with Here for the annual governors AWOL Marine, must have been Seoul, Korea, June 30—(g ^ - . The radieal plan (if It may be Snt .■•igniflrance. And he wondered her third cabinet crisis in flyg. bolstering the’ coinage of their hurt, "because he wouldn’t haVe called such I lias been ndi'anced by workmanship before he put the CALL older. against the Communist rule.” conference, Stevenson anticipated Thr4e days of ,drenching rain have . what ali those people were t/iink- rod to use. The report haa been put Into months today, following the resig­ people by reaffirming western questions of reporters about the „run away without taking one of turned the Kcircan battlefron't ht- * former FBI agent and pre.senlly lng._ ■ / j ..'\t another point, Chlang said support for their objc'clives. In the Mightily cast the hero. Shrilly pamphleS form, complete with the Cornmuhlsts are teyine to nation of Prime Minister Ahmed prosidenllai situation. He rend to a Political Feiiitl the guns with him." to a^ooggy swamp where croaking Manchester Memorial Co. a candidate .for the Repiihllran When he. down tn supfie'r, he Naguib Hllaly Pa.sha and the nam­ ca.se of A ustria it is the complex nomination for Attorney General sang the linf, L'lidlv spiashed the ALEXANDER grafs and tables, and is available make f'htiia a warlike nation new.s conferenee a type statem ent Policeman Pliny Hodlin of the frogs have taken over from u S ■. A. H-^AIMETTI, Prop, aske’d his wife- If she had/known rod —into the water about 30 feet at the government printing office’ through force and fear. He ing of another veteran Independ­ tlon of a treaty of Independence, i jvidch conciiided ■ Pusan. Korea, June 30 - (/Pi— Plainville Department said he booming artillery. in Maasr.ehusett*. Now you'd think of the hail. "Oh. ye.*, t knetv there ent politician, Hussein Strry long blocked by Soviet delaying i ’ ,, „ . , from the boat. JARVIS CO. for 30 cents. commented: tactlrs. Mon’l Parflclpale South Korea’s politlenl crisis spotted the car about 3:.55 a. m. Allied planes were groundod HARRISON STREET—MANCHESTER that if a man who packs a rep­ wa.s som ething I m ea n t/to tell Pasha, to form a new government. utation for Ipw enforcement came U nion O ptical C o. Total of .aged firnws "But you ran not bring about . Austria Is still under four- j “I will not participate nor will I neared a climax today aa Presi­ shortly after a .bulletin from the again today. Even all-weaUier you." she raid. / TEL. 4112 The 60-year-old Sirry Pashar OPP. EAST CEMETERY PHONE 5207 or 7787 up with a pretty good idea tn re­ Some other conclusion* reached cohesion by coercion. .1 em sure dent Syngiiian Rh?c handed the Hartford Police Department listed B-26 light bombers remained at ■ Not because we work oh a news­ Keeping In Toiieti who has been premier three times power occupation. The U. S., ; participate openly or covertly In rover or do something nhmil all 641 MAIN's t r e e t , MANCHESTER TEL, 2-3128 by BLS: • ■ ' that not such support but ' re-. Britain and France have a total of ! movement to draft me. ^Vith- aascmbly an ultlnintuui adopt his the blue Cadillao as stolen. their bases. paper. hut we advi.se everyone to As a rile the pupils of a public 1. The -12 million men. arid voU will be forthem nlng." before, received King Farouk's Patrolman Hodlin said "when I Lt. Gen. GlenirO; "Barcua, Fiftff that money, that someone tn Brts- school teacher, if be or she-is popu­ m andate to form a cab'nt la.st 25,000 troops and the Russians an participation on my part, proposed ronstitutlonal atnend- ton or Washington Or East Over­ read hls favorite paper/is soon as I do not believe that an.v such ments quickly or he would dis.soIve started after the Cadillac the drlv- Air Force commander, reported^ po.salble each day. Cap be em ­ lar with the youngsters, like trt, (Continued on Page Four) (Continued on Page Four), night and at once began discus- Allied planes which bombed th e'^ shoe would take notice. The solu­ keep In touch with them years -sions with political leaders. * (Continued on Page Four) draft can or will develop. I he legislature. tion was advanced al a regional barrassing if you don't; "In the unlikely event that It ((k>ntlnued on Page Four) giant Suiho power plant a week after they ha>e graduated from EDWARD J. Hls task was made more com- "I will wait only- a few more ago drew heavy fire from Commit-* meeting of delegates to the pre­ pleii by the usual summertime dls? does, I will decide what tp do at days " Rhee declared, then "J will primary convention up al Fram- Fishy Twin Bill either the ' grammar or high that time In the light of conditions nist anti-aircraft guns across the ■A“Io< h1 impresaTtn is the star In *choola..(3T ,eauraa-Ui«r« are teach-- ..persap; o(. .goyernment. acUvity. be,-. -Iafo;..fl?cl8l.ve, agtioR. )ii. toinpUatlce. ■Yalu-slven-ln.AIanelwieUtr------*“*■---- IHtfha'm, Mass. -Maybe th a fs T W twen the court, in residence here th a t th en -ex ist'."-'...... -...... with the will of the people."_____ answer; it wAs regarded a* a po- this fish story which includes a era that stand out in one's memory POLOMSKI ------— Biwyu8 wUd A ir l» ^ aa Heat Y^ave Holds Grip for- the Season, and offices In ■ Wfaeit he -ibadi,.finished reading Rhee did noC-fii3ica1e: how he a iu n i,w w ir I lltiesl attention-getter, truly magnlficlent cast. above others, amt thL* holds good News Tidbits his statement. Stevenson smiled at foi^-pFlw-ipals- na-welh-^It- has- )>cen- Cairo. Politician* shuttl^ .back would a fr .gLhout (1lB»aivlng-tho--as-^ j 'Aliyway, here'a the pitch’! And Baitcling^ Confroereratfd and forth between the two cap- the’TeportfTS ^ d :saiRar-'- , you'll have to admit that, atJeaxt tant shore. The hero boards a boat proven that reunions are more Culled from AP Wires sembly. Korea’s constitution' ed^ljCommui^t^^tl-|U ^ HOUSES “ ■ i.UaI*.-...... ------" It will do ypu no good,..gentle­ makes -no -provMo(i~{or'- such - -ar^ from the AP Wires i it's a different approach, with a fyierid and lhi?y embark on successful after the lapse of many j On South, CenlrinTTTS. men, „to ask any fu rth er ques­ the star's maiden fishing voyage. Labor Contractor Police Problem ____ lion, . .- •' river. UN policy bans air etrikei j Frederick Ay»v. 4r„ tiell'cvea year.* than withiff a year, or two i • Oiie of the eomplleatlons In the tio n s:"' ' ; th at tr the. F^raocratic adm lnislia- In the .hackgio.imci .you iear the of '.graduation.' although there is i / Gen. M atllrew B. JUdgway. 77-yea r-pirt president “iin(r : ^ UREL OUT into Hied cadSo. ' _ r “ T CO’ITASES. formation of a gowrnment arose rives in ©slo, Norw ay, for ’ threc- Stevenson said at the—'bulpet j tlon would recall all the ca.Sh now sound of waves lapping the rocks. difficulty in locating those who By TH E a s s o c i a t e d PRESS.*of 98, and today’s high of 87 washover the question oY’-the interZ Ihe national B.5*embly have been Waterbury, June' SO,—<.F)—A 18 Hydro PhMiii Out“ TEL. 9d^r" “ inspection of vN6rweglah/dc'- that he wanted to make It clear Barcua said lB*t week’s serte# : j. There, is an ominous undertone. have moved out of town. A blistering heat.ivave. of more; expected to followed by a top ministry, which controls police, feuding btUcrly. since Januar-v'. eharge^of eritirinat ltb*Tigstiist Flushed with ■ excitement the At one of the recent auccea-tful than a week’s duration In some of 98 and high humidity on Tues- ’'’n.ses.'. .Tlea’v.v’ ' rains he did n'ot intend to add anything Rhee demands constitutional of raids wiped out 13 power plontif, GARAGES i..'. I ■ ■ Storrs, Conn. municipal affairs and security! to what he already had said **6001 Harry Kelly, publisher' of the hero oasts-—the Instincts of a ti)ue. reunions it seemed impossible tn areas, showed IIUI* let-up over day. scad temperatures plummeting amendments providing, for popular Ansonia Star News, was ruled all there were In North Korea. j Some nolltlcal observers reporte from 123 degrees,to 79.3 In India. the presidential situation. He wa-r "I don’t think there la a chance ; 500 sns OF. #outhem""aint"Central parts of the f ’ More Heat on Way Slrrv Pasha had reserved this key election of a President and a two- out by Common Pleas Court TOuntry today. V i„ st. Louis— weary from five Defense Department identifles only suniroirig up, he said. “house legislature. in the world that t|ie Suiho plant j UTILITY BUILDINGS mln'stry for himself. At the same "Some time ago I said that- for Judge Rirhard S. Swain In hi* will be operational again in. this j- Some rain and wind storms hit consecutive days of teifipcratures time he had been renorted anxious n i Irattle easualttes In Korea, in­ The one-house assembly elects decision of memorandum today. SEAT COVERS parts of the sun-baked sections in above 100—the prospect was for cluding 22 killed ,.. Italian Oen. many reasons. Including prior Ihe President. It waa scheduled to. war no matter how long the 31^ . | to Include the retiring interior A breach of peaee charge still laots," the Air Force commondw* ROADSTANDS Firestone, U, S., Goodyear the eastern half of the nation, more of the same for the next few m inister, Ahmed Mortada-el Enrien Frattini new.Atlantlc Pact candidacy for governor of Illinois, do so last week, but Rhee sup- remain*. commander of Southern European said. • ' bringing temporary relief. Rain day*. Yesterday s reading was Maraghy Pasha, irv the cabinet. The heavy rains have turned th* $12 95 And U p ' , fell In aeclloha of the parched 104, marking the 25th day of 90 land forces. ^ (Continued on Page Four) (Oontlnued oif Page Four) ACHESON DOWN-UNDEB*'*' LAKE and SHORE COTTAGES 6.00 X16 - $10.95 southern states wtiere crops are, or higher this month. Twenty- (Oonilnued on. Page Two) Irving (Waxpy Gordon) Waxier, WaHhIngton, June SO—(/p-^ (Oonttnuec oa Page Two) '' ' INSTALLED FREE threatened by the prolonged hot-; four persons "■ have died from millionaire prohibition beer baron, Secretary of State Achrnon will dry spell.- effects of the heat. Summtr camps built for year round ust. Built to DRIVEWAY burled In New York yesterday • • • meet with the Auatratlan and 6.70x15 **$12.95 ®***'"* But In Malden, Mo., the m ercury Flyiiifl; Triangle Jaundice strikes down Foreign New Zealand foreign minister* comply with all local building code regulations In U v ^ as a weekend of atifUng ;-cHmbed higher-hitting 108, the top Secretary Anthony Eden, and for­ Murray Says Talks Today In Honoluln during early August Young Finn Wins"^ # | CAMPBiLL SAVE 10% BY CALLING NOW heat in many areas. Temperatures | „,grk posted in the U. S. weather ces him to cancel duties of his of­ tn put the Amorlcan-Australian- your town or city. AUTO SUPPLY ALL OTHER SIZES AT SALE PRICES In the 90s to as high as H>8 were buicau’s map. Kansas CUy Crashes; Burns fice for a num ber of weeks 'New Zealand defense alliance In­ 29 BISSEI.L 8 T__ T E L 816T reported in central and southern | gtayed in the weather hot-box . .. Fifteen year old Toledo, Ohio To Seek New Steel Pacts to operation. Universe Crown ; MANCHESTER MACHINE SPREAD - • WORK GUARANTEED states east of the Rockies. Re- g io2. It was 104 in boy. arrested recently for trying to freshing breezes and rain storms chanute. Kan., 103 in Nashville London, June 30—((F)—Britain’s steal a gift for Father's Day, kills SIG^^DOMESTfC BILLS Long Beach, Calif., June 30—(#) FREEGRADINO brought relief to hot spots In sec- joi i„ Wichita. lOO in Memphis revolutionary new flying triangle self w ith .22 caliber pistol and Youngstown, O., June 30=-((P)— , wide strike of 6,50,000 steelwork­ Washington, June SO — (85— —A perfect Scandinavian beau^ • TERMS ARRANGED tlons of the east and South Allan- and Toledo. 99 lij Columbus, 98 In —the only plane of Its type in op­ leaves note saying he was "paying The CIO United Steelworkers, ers 29 days, ago, , President Truman today signed BATTERIES eration—ler^hed In flames yester­ —Finland’s blonde Arml Kuuselo.-;;.; Cincinnati and Oklahoma (JIty and for my mistake.” their chief says, have talks set for He declined to name the firm*, the flrst of the r«ular domes­ rules os Mja*-Uni verae-today. BUILT-RITE day, but officials said another of today, in their cMort to continue FREE ESTIMATES The death toll from the summer! 93 i„ og, Moines Danielson Industrial Founda­ but"'quoted managers of some of tic appropriation /kills of 1952, One of her country*a offldaf, • EXPERIENCE / 50% OFF •eason’s longest stretch of hot Thunderstorms' struck .NeW the supersonic jets will be com­ to win strike-ending agreements them as saying they were Afraid a measure giving'the Treasury pleted within a few dav*. tion completes drive for funds tn greeters at next month's Olymplci ' NOTICE weather mounted toward the 200 York City about midnight dissl- a ttra c t new Industry, raising $15, with part of the industry despite of being blacklisted by the "Big and Post Office departments games ,18-year-old Miss Kuuisela SEVERAL FAMOUS BRANDS -’ Test pilot BUI Waterton, 36, a stalemate with the big pro­ Six" from whom they bought ore $8,487,895,000. POWER ROLLED SINCE 1920. mark. Thousands of persons have; patlng'the threat of Immediate hot leaped safely from the plane after 000, State Development Commis­ reveled in her royal reception’’ CONSTRUCTION CO. been hospitalized t v heat pros' w eather. 'Tbe forecast was for ducers. or-to whom they sol(l materials. hereafter beating beauties frdfii , THE OFFICE OF WRIHEN GUARANTEE he crash-landed it at Boscome sion reports. . .Lsraell government tration. fair and pleasant weather today. announces double summer time to Philip Murray, president of both Later, at a new* conference, TYPHOON BREWING other lands: W 37 MARBLE 5TREET ~ MANCHESTER Beaches, parks and resort areas Down Air Station. The Canadian- the CIO and the Steelworkers .Murray *aid the union would meet DR. J. A. SEGAL Brief but violent electrical storms born squadron leader jumped car­ be introduced July 6 to save-luel. Manila, June 80—(A5—A ty­ The fair, blue-eyed Finn Phon* 2*8727 — E v e n in g s 2*0059 BUDGET PLAN AVAILABLE— 50c WEEKLY were jammeef with millions trying lashed western New York from dealt harshly with the steel indus­ Vilth some employers today In phoon with winds of BO mile* an crowned with a ^omond-stud rying vital movies recording the try's "Big Six" In addressing 4,000 WILL RE CLOSED t to escape the scorching heat. In Buffalo to Jamestown, . snapping Pittsburgh and other cities. He hour near the center Is moving coronet that once graced the he Chicago, sweltering in the 11th accident. Seconds later the plane Treasury Balance persons at a union rally here yes­ named no companies, but the in­ Office Hours: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Mon. Thru Fri. power lines, uprooting tree* and burst into flames. . westward across the Pacific of three curinoa of Russia. AK FROM JULY 1 day of 90 degree or higher tem­ terday. ference from his speech and con­ .some 750 mile* east of- tiri blocking several, highways. Fire squads moveif in quickly W ashington, June 30—(/D—The her coronation boll lost night, «tv DE MAIO BROS peratures in June, an estimated Similar storms hit Washington, Near the end of the slowly deliv­ ference comment was 'that the southern Philippines, the Weath­ received a motion picture co n tra ct: COLE MOTORS-Calso Servieenier and saved it from complete de­ position of the Treasury June 2‘7: la moft cas^ buildings ore completed and ready TO AUGUST 1 one million persons,, swarmed to D. C„ and various parts of Mary­ ered, hour-and-a-half long speech, union was at an Impasiic, for the er Bureau-reported today. The- a $3,000 sporta cor and a $3,S0(r' struction. Net budget receipt* $367,480,- Murray said heads of many small­ for occupancy in a week or ten days. 71 AND 436 CENTER STREET th« city's dozen Lake Michigan land, which has been hard hit by .The Air Ministry three weyks time being at least, with the major big storm, which still I* Increas­ wrist - watch, CALL ANYTUviE 7691^ beaches. 682:40; budget expenditures $249,- er firms had been seeking him out, producer*. ing In Intensify, was reported . Selected os "the moat beouUti^' PHONES 4164— 416S— 2*0980 950,710.28; cash balance $7,124,- trying to bargain to end their I t w as a record June 39 reading 867,104.39. . ' , moving weet-northweet at 14 plants’ shutdown from the nation­ mtlea an hoar. (CenllB«*d on Pag* Tiroy