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pUyed'by Nbrma Bernahon. The 9,058 Fair aad a Uttle milder la a murder u no aecret to the audience o rrih Group Scores aectJoaa tonight; Friday M r Emergency Doctor Peterson Pul ^ T ^A I at parice Recital .gnd the victim, played with a sub­ M e m ^ of the Audit ooattaned warm. AI k n iI T o w n tle air by Florence Spillane, baa l e c Ce r c Bureau of Clrcolatlou the center of the etage until her rUNBRAL H02IB The emergent’ ' doctor to­ Grand Success untimely death. Esther Gahr, aa a Manchester^A City of Village Charm A t tlM MffulAf wMkly mceUng ' morrow wiU.“WS Dr. A, B. Rund- Back to Work nun, completed the cast, which 22 Mato Straat « t the ItoU ry Club at 8:30 this ' quist, n jC a k .itrect. telephone ■g. gave Manchester lovere both pleas­ aveolinr at Uie Sheridan, the apeak* 6216. Fir8t Performance of PlijMM 5269 VOL. LXV., NO. 199 (ClasalUcd Advertlaing oa Page 14) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1946 (SIXTEEN PAOESy PRICE THREE CEN'm • r w ill ba Dr. Charlea E. Jacobaon, .Scletimeii al .Special ure and prlde«!ln its own talent. Jr. Dr. Jacobeon la a epeclallat Loeal TheHpians Seen a Wants OM Name oomected with the Hartford and ^leetiiip Keiiiblate Em* In presenting "Ladies In Retire­ Kaachaater Memorial hoapltals There will be a apecial meetiiiK ployee of Town Hit bv Audience ment" the Flayers' Group is re­ Subject of tonlght’a talk will of Mani'hratcr Ixidg* ot Maaone newing the community theater In Boilers and^^mneys . Flag Flies in Front of Idle Mine •The ClvllUatlon of the Incaa^ I tonight. The Master Mason degree "Ladies In Retlremeht" proved Manchester. The revival and this National Troops I will be conferred on a class of can- RicliHrd H. Pctpison, who wa^^ production owe mudi to the’efforts Vacuu^Cleaned Railway Managei Lent an excellent choice for the- first of Mary Afra Handley, a former i Thoee membera of K in X ^'datea. The lodge will open at 7 ordered dismissed- fron* Ihe tovy^s ' ! performance of the revived Cora-' member of the Community Play- t t a iz * No. 31, lOOF taking part ^ o'clock. .. employ la.st w-aek. Was voted^rein­ VAN/Ca MP BROS. niunity Players, now the Players’ | «*■*• M te r the second act,, C a rl! on the flrat degree lephone 5244 Formally Retake requeated to be prwient on Wed- ■ .Mrs. Rii hard Howes, president Group, under the Jojnt sponsorship I • former member of the at a. special meeting^,,e(f the board, of the Hartford Cdunty V. W. C 1 Community Payers, was so Im- naaday oveninjrAl 7:30 aharp for ! of the Biickland Oakland Club and bnfiging to s siiddprt end a li.'aring A.. and aR appieciatlva audience i Pf***®** Py excellence of the Negotiators to . Fred Clark, chairman of the AVaya See a special rehpanal in preparation saked by the Veje^rans Coiitu il. ! i and Means committee wish to re- had an enjoyable time of it in w el-1 Performance thatlie made a public for their yjitft to Baypath Lodge The meetiiyg waa l.ite in .start-* ' port a mo.st aucresaful year for the coming an old, and esteemed dra- ■ request that the Players’ Group as;^ Changchun Today No. 234i.>^ring’fleld, 'on May 25. ing due t<} fhe inability of one of j ____ ! club and wish to thank all • Who ma group back to Manchester. "P’"® ^ Community tile threi-'Seleftmen. Haiold Turk- RUMMAGE The regular monthly meeting of | helped to bring about the am re.sa. Mrs. .Sydney Brown, in the lead-1 ^ ingtop,' to attend the meeting ' Ing role, which was originated by P**y directed by Vic the Frank J. MAnafield \Marine ~ ~ eafHer, j the famoua Flora Robeson \vhgu Davies, who w’as assisted by the j Truman on Walkout Corps League Auxiliary wdll be! A rehearsal of the Plantation Represented by .Attorney "Ladies In Retirement" wraa' a following staff: busineps, Edward' SALE vening at right ; Minstrels being presented by the j Peterson was repres»n Royalty held tomorrow ev ted by At- Broadway success several seasons' Lynch; stage. William Brown and: o'clock at the Armyny Navy Club. Co-Weds of Center Congregallopdl tornev VVeiley Oryk al.i Iso s veter- | ago, gave a finished performance Louis Genovesi, Jr.; house, Joseph ! Thurs. Morning Call Goes Out Hour Irhureh tn cooperation wiCv the World W a r II. Attorney j Handley; properGea, Barbara D lk .! rian Capital EngagedJn Married Couples group of.ySecond which took the play but of the am­ Told to Pay A ll of the member# of the Ital­ Gryk stated that the question for j -l»rraine Scovllle Gladys Gilroy Ethel Glidden, Betty Davies, R e a ; 9 O'clock at the Congregational church will be held ateur class from th* minuU she Sporadic Fighting; R^; mr Try to Get Suitable After Heads of Train­ ian American Club and the Ladles Ihe Selectmen to decide waa Whetstone, akd Louis Genovesi. tomorrow’ night at ’Ight o'clock in .appeared on v the sUge. Mrs. Auxiliary are requeated to meet whether or not Peterson w^t a Miss IWirraine Seoville. daughter Memorial in Hartford tomorrow 'The Mai^ester Chapter of Ha- Masonic Temple men and Engineers Ar­ tonight at 8 at the club on Eld- the Hollister Street seltool. The Brown’s eitc'ellent stage ability siatance Soon Over- TCiXCS IrO til regular employee of the town. If of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rcoville of evening at eight o’clock. Over 100 suggested A promise of more im­ dassah presented the play as a rtdge street and from'‘ there to show will be presented in the Hol­ they found that he was. he said, Under the Auspices of come b y Nationalists rive at White House lister Street aqhool at 8:15 Friday 228 Center street, is the student local children, students of Mrs. portant tholes to come.- benefit- Coal Wage Contract proceed to Burke’s Funeral home then his war record sliould be con­ assistant working with Rolda Mar­ Gibsons’, will comprise the cast. CHAPMAN COURT. where they'will pay their last re- everting of this week. Capture Spirit O f pia.r With Reply to Presf* sidered and that he ahould be giv­ tin Gibson on the dance recital. "A Gladys Gilroy, studio pianist, The play, which is usually ORDER OF AMARANTH Mukden, May 23.— (/P)— Only Emperor Hirohito apecta to their late member An­ en employment as other veterans Dance Fantasy of Alice in Wonder­ will accompany the orchestra dur­ denUs Compromise thony Barrea. Temple Chapter. No. 53, Order thought of as a murder piece, is The government today an­ And His Immediate w'ere entitled. land" to be put on in the Buahnell ing the recital. more than that because its atmo^ White Hou«^ ‘^“/"■i Food Shortase of Eastern Star will meet ton ir- Name on Honor Roll Proposal; Steelman phere has X very special quality MANCHESTER nounced that National troops ence Seeks to Work The Elenora Duae Lodge, Daugh­ row "night at eight o’clock In the Attorney Gryk said that he be­ Family Exempted in which is created by the deUbhed formally recaptured Chang­ ters of Italy, will hold its regular, ^a.sonic Temple. The annual me­ lieved that the discharged man was of the new home ow’ners In the Out Contract Accept­ Talks .With Both Sides meeting tonight at eight o'cloek morial service will be observed Pine Civic (iroiip Pines Tract w’ill avail tbentselvea way of life w’hich is e n jo y e d ^ the AUTO BODY chun at J.1 a. m. after having New Allied Decree May Be Early a regular employee as his -name play's abnormal charact^. Mrs.' Stop Worrying /Vat the Italian American Club on and refreshments wil' be served was placed on the town employee ^ of this opportunity to meet their 50 Oak Street engaged “Communist rem­ able to Both Sides Eleanor Rubinow and ^ r s . Eve Washington, May 23.— Eldridge street. All membeTs are after the mcetihg In charge of Mra. Honor Roll "in bronae.’’ l o h p u i 1 8 0 r U a i i e e orfRhbora and enjoy an evening Telephone 2979 nants remaining in the city Tokyo, May 23—(A>)—Japan’s Alice Hoaglund and her commit­ 1 I of dancing: and viaiting:. Folsom in their portrayal of these About — The White House today u rg ^ to attend. Counsel for Peterson said that Anto Body and in sporadic fighting. The re­ top royalty lost by Allied decree ' Washington, May 23.— (/P) Strike Effect tee. preyioqa to his enlistment in 1942 two sheltered sistept, queer in their * summoned the rail manage­ Naval Aviatloq Cadet Harry imworldly ways^baptured the rare ' Fender Repairing sistance soon was overcome,” today its tax immunity, its special — With more than a third of I ------he had been employed by the town. At an "rctive meeting heldjg^ II A l • Lightning! ment negotiators to a confer­ Leon Sheppard, Jr„ son of Mr. and The offlrers of the Rainbow touch W’hich gave the play ita fla­ Anto Paliitfng said the communique, from the privileges and its customary 2,000,- the soft coal miners idle de- c io s in a o f S o m e o f In December, 194.5. when he re­ lat night at the home of Mr. and ! ' - ' O l l C w e / V l l l l l l l l l vor. ence with President Truman Mra. Harry L. Sheppard, of Park Girls will hold a rehearsal in the last night Simonizing headquarters of Gen. Tu Li-Mlng, 000 yen (5133,333) a year from spite government seizure lumed from service he was again Install Lightning Roth of! I ir , 1 . . i. who then was talking with street, h u beep transfened to the MaabrircTemple at seven o’clock rcmployed by the town as assistant Mrs. Frank C. Gray. 18 Foxcroft m,l « t ! « 1 action is concerned with El- government commander for north­ public funds, ..Only Emperor Hiro the mines, a White House j Leading IiuIuetrieH of Naval Air Basic Training Center tonight in preparation for installa­ If leeis Saturday . l^n Cre^, played by Mrs. Brown. east CTiina (Manchuria). brotherhood leaders who have to his father. Ernest Peterson, at Drive, flnal plans were made for On Your Home! hito and his imfnediatc family were conference sought today toj at Corpus Christi, Texas, after tion on Monday, May 27. Members the Almshouse and was so employ­ w’ho ^ m m lts murder in order to It reported ^ that advance ele­ exem pt.,' ^ ew Englanfl Also a strike set for 4 p. m. The a dance which is to be given by 1 prewtde the shelter and happiness We are agents for the Na- ments of GenT Cheng Tung-Kuo’s Lacking a flagpole, owners of this mine near Midway. Pa., strung an American flag on electric wires completing the first phase of flight are reminded that the bua will ed until receipt of the notice May TheT4 families hit by the dras work out a wage contract ac­ call went out one hour after leave for Springfield tomorrow .the Pine Civic A.ssoelation Satiir- ! w^lch her helpless sisters demsnd Uonal Lightning Protection Co., new First Army entered Chang­ to signify the government seizure, but the miners remained away from work. (A P wirephoto). Would Be Outeoiiie training at Glenview, Ilia. He la a 13, received hy his father,* that his world’s largest lightning rod tic new ofder included those of ceptable to both John L. Lew­ heads of the Railway Trainmen graduate of Northfield High evening at 6:30 promptly from the aerviee 'would"no Yongei’ be I *^®y’ -June 8, at the British Ameri- ' , heetock Col • ,pf j,p,.her. .pj^^“ rm,f(jpr would out as Military Whist chun, capital of Manchuria, at 7 son's manufacturer. W e also have Hihohito’s three brothers, the is and coal operators. Among and Engineers had arrived at tha school, Northfield, Vt. IJia father Temple. i can club. * Association is to have t it usually does and Ellen Creed’s! a. m. ■ Boston, M ay 23—(A*)—New Eng­ required on May 18. Given By- the trained men to'lnstall them Princes CThichibu, Takamatsu and the conferees at the early morn­ White House with their reply to la recreation director for the Town , ...... w ... i annual meeting and lunchebn nephew. very ably played by Ed-j Seen Wlthd.r»w1ng Yesterday - land today faces the po.xsiblllty of Records are Exhibited Music Is being furnished bv the i or . . . . Group A, Ladies Society, according to Insurance luider- Mtkasa; and Prince Higashi-Kuni, ing meeting were Secretary of In­ Mr. Truman’s compromise wage of Manchester. Robert W. Smith, EtM 2-e. of 46 mond Folsom, finally reveals the Earlier government dispatches Further Boost - ' The records of town treasurer Mich Lucas orchestra. Dancing I ‘ 5 at one o dock at wrlters’ requirements, which en­ fom iw premier whose son married Roosevelt Considered terior Krug, Federal mine boss; an early food shortage and the proposal.. Jensen Street, and Frank S. lAlI- aecret with the help of the maid— Bolton Congregational Church. said Communists W’cre seen with­ George H. Waddell showed that in will be enjoyed from 9 to 1. , City Club, Hartford. Man- titles you to a discount on your Hirohito’s eldest daughter. Secretary of Labor Schwellenr closing of some of Us leading In­ John J. Pelley, president of the Three new cases of meaalea de­ Bon, PR 2-c, of 42 Elm terrace, 1942 Peterson had been employed the most useful character in any ■ WEDM^flDAT EVENING drawing from Changchun yester­ Mrs. Giant Stonebury, chair- Chester Wheeloek girls arc invited Are Insurance. Bars Further Grants or Loans bach; Dr. John R. Steelman, Pres­ dustries if the national, railroad association of American rallroaftah veloped in Manchester this past were honorably discharged from. as a part-time employee mowing play—and in this one delightfully! MAT 31 AT 8 O’CLOCK day, oresumably headed for Yung- Of Car Prices lady of deeoration.s. has a novel ^ to attend andNire dsked'to ..-ontaet Free estimates > given an.v- General MacArthur’a deer e ident Truman’s labor adviser; and headed the carrier delegation. week, according to the report made, Naval service at Lido Beach. I^ong gras.s ill the different cemeteries ki (K irin) 60 miles U> the east. Attack on Japanese strike is called on schedule today. Island, N, V., on May IP. COM5IUNITY HALL where. W e are Installing In barred the imperial household from Reconversion Director John W. Alvanley Johnston of the Engi­ by the local health board to the and previous to his entering the "Get Acquainted Neighbor" sur- , the State SeciYit.^i’J’. Hazel Jane (There was no Immediate indi­ Spokesmen for industry said that prise which is sure to please '■ Bolton Center 5Ianchester all the time. ^ providing any further grants or Snyder. Vice Admiral Ben Moreell, neers and A. F. Whitney of uia State Health department. No oth­ aen’ice In Sept 1942. was paid $10 Trotter, 100 East Center street. cation what effect the capture of Still Possiljle many factories would be forced to everyone. j loans of money or property to the Krug’s lieutenant as government Trainmen, told reporters: er diseases of the reportaWe type Pfc. Edward U. Jarvis, son of for his work around the almshouse. Prizes! Refreshments! Changchun niight have on Slno- close for lack of power-providing •Miss Fraucev Tredick of Boston' 14 princes auid princesses or their Stiiiison Says No Ac- operator of the pits, also Joined fuel and that interrupted rail f(u;ll- "W e'll have a statement after were uncovered here . during the Mrs. Arcillia Jarvis, of 34 Perkins Mr. Waddell also stated that In Mrs. Edmiliid Brown, chairlady Admission A5c, Tax Included. Richartl V. Jackson American negotiations for peace in we see the president." of the ticket committee wi.4hes to will be the gticat speaker and will W. SCHULTZ & households, and prohibited im­ All Spaniards the talks. ities would take certain perishables week. street, Stonehaven, has returned Dec.,, 1945. at the request of his ■raylor Street Manchuria. Pouession of Chang­ O P A Slaps Four to Eight tiou Would Have Been The White House sent Labor A d­ advise that rcaervations .should be probably be accompanied by Miss ' Fbr Reservations Phone 7385 chun Ivad given the Communists a perial household employes from Assistant Press Secretary Eben and other foodstuffs off the mar­ home after 2’/i years of Arm y father, he w’as employed temporari­ Laura Holmes. • i TELEPHONE 5988 viser John R. Steelman to crucial service, 20 months overseas. He made, promptly aa tickets are lim­ big stick at the truce conferences. working fOr them. Taken Without Oni- Ayers told reporters of the meet­ ket speedily. The Senior Luther League of ly for tw’o weeks only arid that his or 8484 Per Cent Hikes on conferences with labor manage­ ckme home on the - SS General ited. Tickets may be obtained . The , , following are lor ’al ..graduates ______I BOTTICELLO (^Chlang Kai-Shek’s Kuomlntang Henceforth, the order specified, Told to Arm; ing, but did not say what steps Emanuel Lutheran church will name liad been retained on the Oonunutern Warned ment representatives today in aa Booth with 2,000 troops from the from, the following: Mrs. Etlmund 1 Mrs. Martin party had refused to negotiate their property— valued at more Top of Previous In- sent o f Congress had been taken toward drafting meet at the church at 7:30 tonight payroll after that time. Commutenr were warned last urgent effort to head off the rail­ Ehiropean Theater of Operations. Brown, Adams street: Mrs. Grant ■ "M'ss Emily House. Mrs. P. U, C. License Tt> Do In­ while the Communists held Chang­ than 50,000,(HK) yea ($3,333,333) a settlement. yrith the New Britain Luther I-etter from Physician night by aH railroads with Boston road strike set for 4 p. m. * He wears two battle start for par­ Stonebury, Middle Turnpike We.sl; 1 “ alph Maher. Mrs. Raynfond John- chun. The Democratic league, a Will be taxed, like that of common­ ereases on New .4utos' Reds Feared League as. gueata. A large turn­ A t this point Attorney Gryk terstate Furniture Moving. Bulletin! Ph’ture Not Rosy , terminals to prepare for early "I can’t tell you anything now," ticipation tn two campaigns in Miss Oirtiss. Deerfield .Drive; son. Mra. Jack Jennev, Miss Grace minor party, yesterday suggested ers. out of the local membership to presented a letter from Dr. Ed­ The picture was not rosy. The transportation home in the event Steelman told reporters aa he left Italy. Frank Gray. Foxcroft Drive: Robertson, Miss Hazel Jane Trot­ Local Trucking that the Communists withdraw • In addition, Lieut. Cot. D. H. Waabington, May 23— (P) — , Washington, May 23.— (/P) greet tbe visitora is hoped for. mund Zaglio .stating that on May j best that Secretary of Interior of a rtrike of trainmen and engin- a hotel after meeting with lead­ Frank Bramley, Crestwood Drive. ter and Mra. Frances Ballard. from the city and the government Jennings of MacArthur’s economic 13. this year. Ernest Peterson, fa­ OPA, siapjiing four to eight per ,— The Pearl Harbor commit- Giral Says Franco Re­ Krug could offer as government eerA They said that the only ers of the Trainmen sind pnglnaer ‘H m Mothers Circle o^ St. Elisa­ Mrs. Eugene Freeman, Decpwood refrain from entering until a truce The Seventh Day Advefltlst ther of Richard Peterson, had in­ .\shes and Wa.ste Removed cent price hikes on top of previ­ tee today rejected, 3 to 1, a mine boss waa a guarded "hope” ttalns operating after 5 p. m. (e.d. brotherhoods and headed for talks beth will meet tomorrow evening Drive; Mrs. F. Leo Barrett, Deep- Had been agreed upon. (Continaed on Page Four) ginie Decreed Citi­ prayer meeting will be held tonight jured his back while doing some 141 demand by Senator Brewster that the end of the current two- t.) would be those making runs to With operator representativeA Call S ous increases for new automobile's, at aiAt o’clock it the home of at eight o'clock at the home of heavy lifting and on the doctor's wood Drive. PHONE 2-1588 Severe Blow’ To Conununista home terminals. ^ F O R — kept the door open today for a (R., Me.), that It look into zens Could Arm to De­ week truce Satimday would not Noon Deadline Fixed Mrs. l^rothy Plerog, of 18 Wad­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miner, 82 Bige­ Tbs committee Is making every (Loss of Changchun was a severe Shipments of perishables and orders was required to take it easy possible further boost. plunge ail the pits back into tdle- President Truman had fixed a dell road. low street.. Tomorrow afternoon and not do any heavy work for effort to make thl8 event one of Oil Burners ' blow to the Communists, but they State department files he fend Against Attack livestock that could not be deliv­ A., * I A t the same time chances ness. noon (e. s. t.) deadline for the from tw’o to four o’clock the Dor­ aome___ time.___ * 4U-.the oiiLst^nding_ __ socialsi_._ of* . ..the claim they still control, directly or May Take Ban contended might conthin in­ ered before the deadline were re­ and virtually disappeared for any The flrat 24 hours of govern­ brotherhooda to report their de­ cas group of the Seventh Day Ad­ Under this condition, Attorney 8ea.soii, and it is hoped that many indirectly, six of Manchuria’s nine formation on 1,200 to 1,500 ment seizure produced dtacourag- fused last night by tbe Boston and cision, involving 250,000 Trainmen AUOB OOimAM OPA-ordered cut in ceiling, prices New York. May 23— (Ct—Joae ventists will meet at the .lome of Gryk stated, there waa plenty of CITY CAB provinces and more than half of ing results from the administra­ Maine. Some immediate apprehen- and Engineers. Mssa As qosea AUee) Mrs. M. B. Wright. 9.5 Center w’ork for the younger Peterson to Furnaces its population). On Use of HaU when the industry achives full pre-war messages exchanged Giral, premier of the exiled Span­ aion was expressed b y marketmen Spring Cleaning r e scale productloi), tion point of view. ’Thousands of Steelman declined to eay wheth­ I DMghtss of • Sovsaitb Sob Street. do in helping his father. This A Few Still Available. SAFE, COURTEOUS Q IV RS In contrast to the mild skirmish­ by President Roosevelt and ish Republican government, told a for Boston’s food supply. er he might have Injected a high­ A high OPA official who asked, miners, who had .gone back to Bosb tm b B VoD medical testimony came as a com­ WASH WINDOWS ing which preceded Oieng’s entry Prime Minister Churchill. Melville D. Liming, managing er wage ihereSM figure than the OPEN ALL NIGHT to remain anonyiflous said the [ United Nations subcommittee in­ work under the truce, quit their Daily, bseladlaR Sonday, Lt. (jg) Jean Usher Mallory, of plete surprise to everybody, in­ Auto Driving RACKi.lFFE OH CO. W'ASfl WINIOWORK into Changchun today, the Com­ To Floor Fight director of the Boston Chamber of 18 1-2 cents an hour boost Mr. • A.M rta9P. M.OrBy Appolot- agency “ does not plan to try to | Voting down a series of pro- vestigating Franco Spain today pits. the "Waves," daughter of Mr. and cluding the Board of Selectmen 898 51nple Avenue — HurtfnrB Clean. Wax. Polish Floors munists were forced to w’age a Commerce, aald the conferences Truman Suggested last night as a MSat. la tiM ServiM of the Po»> reduce prices” after cars begin to pqt^s by Brewster for fur­ 245 More 5Iines Closed Mra. Henry Reed Mallory, of and as a result of this medical IVL jHartford T-SI9I Vacuum Clean Throughout stubborn, four-day battle to seize tha!t the Franco regime has told would be held today to decide what compromise. This mass return to idleness plo for M Vaan. Prospect street, w’as honorablv^la testimony Selectman Raymond-^ Instruction Remove Slo'np Windows the city in mid-April from a far roll from assembly lines at the pre­ ther inquiries, the contmittee every Spaniard he could arm hlm- action would be taken by business In New York, Thomas J. Har­ SratlTDAL MEDIUM inferior government force, made New Jersey Woman Is charged from Naval service-At the Hagedom moved that Peterson ^ ' Repair and Install Screens war rate. ■ Manufacturing costs closed at 12:18 p. m. (e.S.t.), , defend Spain "agalns( an closed down hn additional 243 establishments in the event of a kins, eastern .representative for i f f Ohareh Strset, Bortford, Cobb. barracks, Washington, D; C„ on reinstated. This motion w’as voted : up Chiefly of ill-equipped volun­ Key Figure in Mi­ usually decline as production goes miles, increasihg the number im­ walkout Pboao f-SM4 Trim Lawns and Shrnba the voluminous record it be-1 attack by Ruesia.” the Engineers, laid he had "no May 18. Her ls.st tour-w duty was and the hearing adjourned. DR. DAVID H. NELSON, CHIROPRACTOR teers. up. mobilized by the bituminous dis­ He said workers probably would hope’’ that the walkout on the gov­ Although TU on Tuesday had ap­ gan compiling last Nov. 15 on ! d ra , appearing before the in the office bt the,,Chief of Naval Reynolds nority Group Battle The official asserted that car pute to more than 2,1()0 out of be allowed to leave places of em­ ernment-seized lines would be call­ Operations in Wp^ington, D. C. General Personal Service pealed to the Communists, through makers "have had a pretty, tough the Pearl Harbor attack. 1 United Nations Security council 4,500, total. The latest Federal ployment if they would be strand- 14 W’est Center Street '. General Marshall’s Truce commis­ On Rental Contracts ed off. He added: time of it" and that .g price cut by, ------I sub-committee in its first public estimates are that more than a ed. " I hope I ’m wrong.” sion at Nanking, to evacuate , RUPTURED? Driving School Agency OPA would be out of the question. 5 3 .— (/P) | hearing in the month-long inquiry, third of the 400,000 soft coal min­ New Haven Statentbnt Trucking Changchun to prevent further de­ Washington, May Before entering the Mayflower BOILERS A fter'.33 years of practice in the Pilgard Building in Hartford, Bulletin! ^But he added there cpuld be ers are now staying away from The New Haven railroad issued Doat delay—oee the new mod- JOHNNIE JAT TEL. 3-1415 struction of the city, there was — The congressional Pearl! era (eatareo of AKRON ASHES AND RUBBISH and Call has been forced out. aa the Veterans Administration is taking another Increase. Three already work. a statement, saying; " I f the strike (Continued on Page Six) Fieldslone over the building. To my many patients in Manchester, It Is no immediate indication why the Atlantic at}-, N. J.. May 25 Harbor investigation ' ended ' Reference Not Explained TBUSSES ntted by oxperU. REMOVED —(iP)— The Daughters of the have been piled on 1942 auto With the truce’s end rapidly ap­ occurs, all passenger trains, includ­ East Hartford 8-0806 how’ possible to have your adjustments in my office here during Reds had left. with a stafcnipiit bv ™”"ths ago the Franco Private Flttfog room. .'\lso Local 5l«Hdng and FURNACES Variety Fla^stoiie Previously, the Communists had American Revolution clapped prices. tociat ultn a siatemeni uy proaching. Krug and Vice Admir­ ing local commuting trains, sched­ the day. Foim erly it was only in the evening, and by appoint­ Present ceilings will stand, the- al Ben Moreell, who is charged uled to leave their starting termi­ Light Trucking ment. reported they w’ere prepared "to hands and cheered when 5Irs. former Secretary of War Quinn’s Pharmacy oeuld arm himself to defend the* nals at 4 p. m. e.s;t. will not be op­ PH O NE 89(?2 H IGH POW ER Fill — Loam E. C. Denny Vann of Leonia, Stimson that President fatherland against an attack by Office Hours From 10 to 12 — 2 to 5. (Continued on Pugo Six) N, J., announced withdrawal (Continued on Page Ten) (Continued on Page Six) erated."- G A V E L L O & E. SCH ULZ VACUUM CLEANED WEDNESDAY Rodseyelt “was undoubtedly Fussia," He did not explain his New Haven commuters were ad­ of a resolution calling for de­ reference to "an attack by Rus­ Flashes! OIL BURNER SERVICE Evenipgs By Appointment. Phone 6429 letion of a “ wBite artists only** considering” an attack on vised to board homeward-bound sia.” REAL ESTATE M. LEE clause in Constitution hall ren­ trains before the strike deadline. All Work Guaranteed! SPECIAL Japanese.forces threatening Answering committee que.stions (lA te Bulletins of the (A^ Wtro) FENDER AND That You May O.wn— x tal contracts. Hundreds of the May Enlarge aouth Asia Late in 1941. The railroad said it planned to add • Tour Home ^ Phone 2-1869 Toll of Babies concerning the'armed forces of Anti-Semitism 2,000 delegates to the D. A. But to his lecollection, Stini- extra cars to the mld-aftemoon BODY W ORK A ^ R T E D Spain. Giral said,'"lt Is difficult to THE Henry Parent a Investment- Property R.’s 56th continental congress son advised the Scnatc-Hoiise In­ commuting trains. • Fnrma-Ktr Business Proper- set (he armed Strength since the A spokesman for the Boston and Soldier-Prisoners Escape SO LIM ENE FLAGG Tel. 2-0185 Rises to Six hissed 51rs. Vami when she Food Board quiry committee ih- written re­ Aided bv Book Frankfurt, Germany, 51ay 28— a ♦y , whole population is entitled under Albany said: " I f the train crews CUPCAKES rose. sponses to a series Of questions (A*)— FiX’e American soldiers arm­ INC. SHOE BOX law to be armed." strike, our trains won’t be run­ Ton have .vonr own lifeas as to DONT PULL UP YOUR For Immediate, Accurate, subrhitted by Senator- >ergUson ed with submachine gum and pis­ 8S4 Qeatet St. IW. 8181 values— Income derived, etc., Ir- Paul Hasiuck. chairman of the ning," West Hartford Center , Atlantic a ty, N. J., May 23—(rf5 International Confer­ (R., Mich.); the late president tols broke out of a U. S. Arm y GRASS BY THE ROOTS Five - Month - Old Girl subcommittee, had called attention Schiracli Tells Court The B and M reported, however, rrai^tlve of ontslde or impar­ 36c Dozen — A 62-year old Leonia, N. J., wo­ never formall.y announced any de­ priMiii stP)—^The (ContlnueB ob Page Ten) 10 Veaiii* Experience! Consult ns ftrst! New York, May 23.— (JP) — The (Continued on Pagp Eleven) added. Colonial Troops Included Nuernberg, May 23—(A*).— Bal- alerted .throughout the Munich International Food conference Reasonable Rates! Open Every NtKht Co., Inc. Denies Knowledge of Agreements ^ Giral said the 840.00J) figure in- dur von' Schirach, 39-year-old for­ area. Tho Arm y named the fuga- THE FRIENDLY death toll of babies stricken tU Veered today in the direction of en­ JARVIS Stimson'.s answers went into the 'cliided colonial troop». mer fuehrer of Hitler youth, in­ tlvcM as Eugene McMasters and ’Til 9 J, 183-187 North Main St. aboard brideshlps mounted to larging the Combined Food Board A. BREW ER REYNOLDS FIX-IT SHOP committee’s record along with re­ The hve committee members and formed increasingly - impatient Williams i. Pearce, serving court- Telepbiine 3-0549 or 3-0348 Manchester," Conn. DEPOT six today w’hen a flve-months-old Radio Station arid then keeping it alive an extra Giral sat at the translators' table members of the International Mili­ Orders Given nuu'tial sentences, and Robert J. plies by former Secretary of State ‘ REALTY CO, W .'A . Burnett, Prop. year to battle hunger throughout Tel. 2-1997 gh'l, in this countr; only four Hull to 160 additional questions, in the Security council conference tary tribunal today that a book he Bone, Raymond Kilay and .Alfred DRIVING 6 Dover Road or ' Bepalrn 5Iade On Washera, the world. room instead of at the horseshoe- Marino, held on unspecified 36 Alexander Street days, died in Pittsburgh. mostly about repute 1 agreements said had been 'W’ritten by Henry Vacuums, or What Have Ton! The child, Vivian Smith, arrived . Flaint Heard That has b««n proposed-by Am ­ with the British for parallel ac­ sheped council table. Giral spoke Ford was influential in converting To Kill Yanks charges. Their home to'X'ns were SCHOOL Phone 4113 or 7335 erica, Britain and Canada ,— Uie 718 ,No. Mala SL Tel. 4777 SQUARE here with her mother. Mi-s. H o ^ - tion before the Dec. 7, 1941, at- in Spanish, one of the five official, him tn anti-Semitism. not given. , • ■ » 1 *- Call East Hartfol'd 8-0806 Bid Smith, whosie husband llvesTn countries which foimded the board languages of the United Nations. "We regarded Henry Ford as a Bqrbank. Calif., on the S.^"6razil Russians Report Iran­ land are ita only members. (Chnllnued on Fage Six) Eiigllsh and French are the work­ symbol, as a successful man and Fleps Says His Pistol Phel|m Resigns Colt’s Post Evenings Up to now tbe plan has gone no Hartford, May 23— lAb—Dwight lart Sunday. ing languages. a person whose views should be farther than the discussion stage Raised at Malnicdy G. Phelps today resigned as vice g a r g e OlagnosM As Arule Diarrhea ian Offidal Confirms TTie subcommittee is inquiring taken seriously," Schirach said as A in h conference committee. It is DO YOU The death, which • physicians Treasury BaLnnre into Poland’s charges against he opened his defense against war After Order Rpeeiveil' of Colt’s British Still in Bushire subject to change there and in the / a lter x-fftier n e t .t iv e u .Arms .Maaufarturtag De Soto and Plymouth Sales and Service .diagnosed tejpporarily as acj|^e Franco’s regime, which include the crimes charges. He said'theibook diarrhea and malnutrition, was me entire conference later on. But Receipts, $255,189,100.15; contention that refugee ’ Nazi Co. The action, effective lm|ua-. EXPERT EXCAVATION many delegates have said they was entitled "The International Dachau, Germany, May 23—(A*) diately, was annnunced by direc­ NEED first reported among the BrazH’a London, May 2S*HlP)—The Mos­ penditures, $203,024,676.81; - ERNEST ROY.VProp., liked It. Jew." . J tors following a meellng of tbs BULLDOZING . paasenzers. ' cow radio said today the Iranian ance, $18,035,038,250.80. (Contin^(led on Page Ten) (On.Jan. 6, 1937. the non-sec­ — George Fleps, identified as the mlnlater of Iposta and telegraph As the United States, Britain Iwiard this afternoon. .Mr.‘ P|ir*iis 241 NO. MAIN ST. TEL. 5113 Five infants who traveled on tarian Anti'Nazl Leagire to CTham- •SS private who fired the first .Grading — Stump Clearing —- Building Moving Road-, baid confirmed reports that the and Canada see things, the board told the press of his Intention In MONEY? the brldeship^ Zebulon Vance have plon Human Rights announced In shots in the Metmedy massacre,of ways and Driveways Cut — Sewer Lines and Ditches. BritlMi have not yet evacuated a ahould keep operating, only as long take a long rest, after which ba died from a' mysterious, ailment New York that it had recelvW a For Expdnding or Improv­ which struck them ac they crossed wairUme radio station which they as the present famine emergency American prisoners of war, snld ln will make knoix'n his plans for the SPj§!ClAL! Tree Removal With Power Equipment. letter authorized by Henry Ford the Atlantic. eatabliahed near the -Iranian port exists. A fter that as it was In­ About 3,000,000 in Nation a statement that he raised his pis­ future. ing Your Present Busincas. stating that steps would be taken * V • Or for Starting a Small A Federal investigation was be­ o f Bushire on the Persiam gulf.. tended to do, the United Nations tol after “We received orders from SAM NUSSDORFF gun a fter mothers complained of The broadcast said the minister Food and Agriculture organization to "prevent the continued misuse up ahead to bump o ff the Anicri- Russia Still Interested In Loan O vr Service Deportment Business I had Informed the Iranian nejvspa- would provide the long range ma­ Afflicted With Alcoholism of Mr. Ford’s name"* on the book, can.s." Washington, May 33—(A’h—Gov­ Crystal [dike Road overcrowding an— > ing about the same response, usu­ (Sa'muel Untermeyer, president men and officers for wanton mur­ States It still Is Interested In-be­ NEW OFFICE AND WAITING ROOM — SA5IE LOCATION IN A D V A N C E Havre. Four deaths' occurred at Claims Treaty -Violated ^ FAO would w’ork closely with the About 3,000,000 persons In the ally preaching or jail. of the league, said the book was der' of unarmed American prison­ ginning negotiations looking to­ Carburetion Moscow quoted Rasbar as sayT: "The first Step in meeting this printed in Germany and that the ward a 91,000.000,000 .American ' ALSO the Fort Hamilton hospital—where food board. United States ate afflicted with ers and Belgian civilians, Fleps as­ 15 other babies orlglnaHy were Ing the British were violating the ' Suggest Even Longer Life problem, a problem still met with auto magnate's name was carried serted: loan. These 'offielals told reporters NEW CARS FINANCED three-power treaty for evacuation adcoholism, "one quarter of them 16th century attitudes and actions, as its author because it was large- a hew Russian note was reeelYed Electrical taken—and one at Paris. 111. Sev- France and Czechoslovakia have " I fired one shot at one ^f the AT $4.00 PER ANNUM of Iran and that the matter should being full-fledgtd alcoholitj,’’ Dr. is that of educating public opinion -ly a collection of articles onpe over the «eeli-eiid. The Unlttfd BINGO eraL ailing Infants have since been suggested an even longer life for Americans and saw him fail over. be referred to tbe United Nations gelden D. Bacon of Yale university so that It will come to recognize printed In Ford’s "Dearborn Inde- Stales Is preimrlng an ansner, Let UM take care o f you r PER $100 IN ADVANCE transferred from the ArmyTjosp!- whatever new food agency the. As far aa I know, I fired the first BRITISH WAR Security cotmeil. M id today. the facta that alcoholism is a dis­ peridif(fjt.” they said, Ihe Ihird tn be sent to Work tal to other hoepltals or their present conference recommends.' shot into the field.” USED CARS FINANCED An euthortUtlv# source in Lon­ "Although this makes alcohol­ ease, the alcoholic a sick person ( E. G. Lieliold, general secretary Rus.sta on thr.subjcet. .Although homes f6r private treatment. France has proposed that this ag­ Sprayed By Machine Guns Latest reported death was that don, commenting on the Moscow ism one of the largest categories of who can be helped, and that al fo r Ford, Irfformed the league in they declined to disciiMC' .fie coa-'* AT $5.00 PER ANNUM ency be created by the United Na­ The, Fleps said, machine giips in VETERANS Buttdtng Repairs of Robert ^11, ntne-weeks-old son broadcast, declared that 4here are sick persqns there is, ( cancer p a -' coholism is a public health prob- his letter that “ this publication tents of the Russian note, offictala. Brakes ^ PER $100 IN ADVANCE TONIGHT! tions. the surrounding tanks of the col­ of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ball, who no British military personnel at tlents total 'about 500,000; tuber- lem ” made known that tbe Ualteq But.that would require legisla­ contains material ■ which was umn started spraying the Ameri­ Or Money Loaned On the died Tuesday night a.t Paris, III. of Bushire "or anywhere else In culosis about 700.000), it includes .Most 5lodern Treatment neither collected, compiled nor cans who had been herded into the States and the Soviet sUU haft tive sanctlort by prospective mem­ Dr. Joseph Thlmann, medical di­ Motor Tuneup Car You Own. what the attending physician diag­ Iran” and added that the Bushire only six per cent of the 50,000,000 ever published by Mr. Ford and field at Malmedy.crossroads cfiiiwg not been able to agree on topide ■ and Aitet^iions AMERICAN LEGION HOME ber nations— possibly a lengthy rector of the Washingtonian hos­ nosed as ‘‘mslmitritlon developing radio station was not being' oper­ persona in the United States who consequently he cannot be credit­ the ehrly stages of the Battle of to be Inelpded In loan coaversi "4 ated as a military Installation. process. Consequently some dele­ pital. Boston. Mass., said in a pre- Call Leonard Street ’ into pneumonia." use alcohol." he asserted. ed with its authorship Vvlthout the Ardennes Bulge. tions. 'I t was the second time in recent gates believe It would be more paroii address that the most mml- • * * Kitrheu Gibinets, Instil Nu-Wood Ceilings, Refused Foo*) Formula ' In an address prepared for de­ misrepresentation of the facts. Ac­ Throughout the reading of the BINGO THE ALLIED FINANCE T h e child’s mother said he had days that the Moscow radio ha-J feasible to use the C!ombined Food livery at the National Conference em treatment for acute intoxica­ Given Token Setback . i,; document, Fleps, a Romanian, ORANGE H ALL Balsam W ool Insulation, Metal quoted, the Iranian preiM as pro­ Board as the basis for the new or­ of Social Work, Bagon, who la an tion aa w ell as "the most rapid and cordingly steps will be taken to CORP. GRAND SWEEPTAKES refused a food formula prescribed stared expressionlessly in front of London. May 23 — lA*) - - testing against Britain’s alleged ganization. ‘ assistant professor of sociology at humane procedure ia a aub-shoeg prevent the continued misuse of Weatherstripping shortly before sailing and took no him. He had been identified in House of Lords gave Ike failure W turn the station over to This board already is operating^ Yale and chairman of the Con dosage of insulin, whlcji la neu- Mr. Ford's name m this manner” ) nourishment after the ’ ship left court Tuesday by Virgil P. Lary of government Its first token FREE ESTIMATOR THE ALLEN REALTY INDIVIDUAL SEATS! DOOR PJtIZE! the Iranian govarnment. trying to line up surplus food and nccticut Commission on Ak’ohol- trallzed later by dextrose.” Sir Geoffrey Lawrence, the pre­ Le Havre May 7. Winchester;' Ky., former first lieu­ today when It voted 65 lo 1C TO-NIGHT TOWN CO M PANY ’ ’ Be-Erophaalses Oalm to Bahfelu (larcel it out among famished pop­ ism, declared: He added that this method "elim­ siding Justice, interrupted the wit m One o f the OI wivea, Mrs. John ness with the tart observation that tenant who escaped from the field limit to Bve years the M Pearl Streei, Harttori Aliberti, formerly of Keethergen. Tbe Russian broadbast also ples. It could b « enlarged easily. Similar In Final Stagea inated all clinlpal signs of intoxi­ of a govonuneat Ml) freoi cation Iplus auhsequent restless­ he W’as ^ot interested In how from which 71 bodies were recov­ Good Prizes Weekly Door Prize IBS Caatar 'htreet, Mancbeater PENNY BINGO REGULAR BINGO Belgiumi Bsid cabins aboard the quoted Rasbar aa re-emphastring All that would be needed would be "Despite the different ways ,ln Inveetnaeat of bonewed MOTORS JOSEPH ROSSETTO the Iranian claim, to Bahrein is- j invitations and acceptances, which they become excessive drink­ ness and Jitters in a period of two Schirach. became anti-Semitic. ered a month later. Talephaari Vance were so crowded that ‘‘In Sergt. Hans Slptrott, another of Only a few of the IflC lo Penny Bingo 7 :.10 P. M. Regular Bingo 8:0fl P. M. 7:20 rO 8:15 STARTS A l. 8:20 land in the Persian gulf, which Is xhe combined Food Bbajd was ers, alcoholics all seem very slml- to three hours. Instead o f two or Shirach was halted again by the 45 West Center Street, Builder and Contractor HarMord 7-IOSO the ^cabln In which I came over picscait toa voBa The i Maarbrstrr 5IU5 "■J-a-'.-iiw i*. II .n.M!... I ■ lar in the final stages of the dis- three days, as when the old method, Admission 25 Cents. -»-■ TE L. 8557 .»8 DELMONT ST. TEL. 2-03p8 tCoBtUaued m Paaa Four I (Uoatlaued “oa Pago Blzbtl Inallv ------WIIUmanHe 105 jOeiMiiMiee ea Pure b k Ii u . (UoutUiiwd M Pag* Z lglit) (CouttBiMd M Page E tgbtl [eM e which lends to thelf ^ecelv- of sedatives w m apDiled.’’ •v*

■ i i M , Vi ■ M ANCHESTER EVENING H ERALD , M ANCHESTET i , CONN., THURSDAY. M AY , ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, THURSDAY, MAY 23,194® 28 1946 rAUC 'THRSi TWO - r sioner of agriculture haa aaked 'ManchMter; Kxalted RjHer John K. Palmer will give a prayer and ' Manchester Veteran that spinach be served "liberally benediction. Mystery Still State Caiming J." YM kiilka of Rockville Uklge; To DesGrihe Service. Center and often,” adding th a t “when Rockville Mayor Raymond K. Hunt \who Rf.freakiments will be served ■b'y Railroad Dispute Gets W committee composyd of Rleanor - as Crater street, next to Mnnl- spinach ta served, scarce food ur­ weleomed the vlaltor* to Rockv'Hle gently needed for famine relief. ^tJa.sperson, R uth KJell.soii, and ! On Confession ,ci|ial Building. Spinach Ndw FLASH! ami other RIkw and vialUnK menV'^ Jap PrisoiiJ » » — 'NWlll be saved.” Kil.th .foliii.son. The public is cor- j NOW l»LAYIN(; Chib Officers bera of the Kmblcni Club. TTie dially invited. | Snarled Up More Now Director, Nathan B. Gateh- : ^-No state official who could be Supreme Preaidenf compllm«‘nted elf. 30,000 Gallons to Be j readkbd would hazard M guess ss B oulevard D ineIi A T a. Uhe Rockville C3ub on Uiijlr activi ..^li^oMury to (iivc^.Ad- Reason Behind Worn* Assistant Director, Walter to what the per capita consump­ Oldest IJvIng Thing ' tion would.,have-to-be to absorb 473 Connecticut Boulevard i\l*C lllSltlllGCI tie t during She past 'year ■ am, COL^T-WELLES DRIVINC an’g Act in Street© Ford. , Put Up In Cans at Ka.8t Hartford praiaed the outgoing picalile drcslA at Liiiuij^icl 'I'o- Mileage and Hourly Pay Secretary, Mra. Margaret 30,000 galloiia pf apinacia oleracea. Mra. Alice Fagan for her flUcc^Ss A (■yprr.cff tree, on the, oiitsklrt.s « BRENL Slayinj^ Unknown Dllworth. Wethersfield Prison One official, refused to be PRESENTS iiiornMow, Lve‘i i i i i g Ratea Makes l^ o le quoted, ventured th,e opinion th a t WANTKD fill adm inistration. Oiie.ata includ- of the little town of .Santa Marta TO/VIORROW is FORtVtR H ours, 10 to 12 noon: 1 to 4 Mrs. Alice K. Ilcint/ i dcl‘_Tiile. .Mexico, Is claimed to tie wide publication of the news that The Popular ed membera from Pitl.slield, We#it- Job More Complex I Norwich, May 23— (JTi—W h at p. m. H artford, May 23 -(jP)- In- , Held. Ma.aa . New Haven, West ■ A .Mi.saioiViiry ^ .--tiv a l, apoii.sor- the world’s oldest living thing. It FOR AN ENJOYABLE EVENING spinach would be irtentloned quite 8<‘utc(i HH l*rcHldenl of ha.s tK'en estim ated to be at lea.st motivated Delphine Bertrand, o) Phone numbers, ^322-5441. mates of Connecticut state Instl- frequently qn the menus H atate Haven, Milford, Bridgeport. A . ed by tile Mi.-^.sioimes' C it c lc , w ill © DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF THE Than in Other Lines V e t e r a n's Administra­ Rockville Lodge u .aoc’ial followed the inatallation i'i.lXKl years i>ld and mea.siires 127 Plus "OAV BK.kDEM" Clinton, to confess to the slaying I tutlons will have a chance to test correctional institutions, wouM. be BILL JOHNSON I be, held tomorrow e\Vumg at the tion Representative James Popeye the sailorman’s "spinach a powerful- deterrent to JuverlHe 'weremoniea. feet in circum ference a t lt.s base. By Jamea Marlow of her fiance. Jamea Streeto- of O’Brien on duty Monday, Tues­ And His Orchestra Red Crima Nolea I blmmaniie! RiithiTaii chlif'ch at 8. CA$A MADRID ORCHESTRA Old Lyme, remained a mystery td- is good for your diet this coming delinquency. RorkviUe, May 23 iSpciiali Washington, May 23 — (4*) — day and ^’ednesday'from 9 a. winter, that is, tf the spinach Ali were agreed bn oiie point The Rockville Chapter of the I The program will incliiila, devo­ day as two New London men. m. to 12 noon and 1 to 4 p. m. Evei'y Wed., Thurs., Fri. and Sat. Mrs. Alice K. H eintz wa» inalallci caidcni of the Hockvillc Ktn- an announi'cmen't in regard to the ! and a report of the Woman’s .Mis­ No Cover T ry Oiir DelicinoN railroad dispute got even more Beebe. 24, faced priaon term s of machinery at the Wethersfield lot of spinach. DANCING EVERY NIGHT six to seven years I6 t the crime. state's prison doesn’t break down. blcitv Club at their nieelinff belli mediral and hospital care of mem- sionary Socu'ly, New. Knglaiid ★ ★★★★★★★★★ Or Minimum! Plxxa nr Spaghetti m a rle d up. ('onfe’rence in Worce.ster, Ma.sa. by^ Miss Bertrand xsae brought to The prison cannery, which cane tVe Cater To Wedding Parlies and Banduela WiHlu^lay iveninyr at the KIka bera of the Navy who are pn leave. But keep one thing in mind; for the breaking and entering of­ Tile Navy Department will defray \ Mrs. Theodore K. Palmer. i Superior court hs6 yesterday from fense about which h' was being fmits and vegetables for winter AUCi; OOFRAN FR.\NK J. MAN.SFIEI,D DETACHMENT Many railroad workers get paid the women'sprison at Niantic. use in state institutions, is now- H om e j exjien.se.s of em ergenry medical and .There will be vis al selections by M'incs — Beers Relax Voureelf differently from workers in other questioned when Hfc told New Lon-1 (Hnown As Qnom Alk«) Mie. Ro^.L. AdeL^on of I'itta- lioapital trealiuent of enliated yier ; Mrs. Prisellla Holton, Negro solo- ' |U1(|Uors TOMUIIT! where ahe haa served more than don police the new story of the I canning ten tons of spinach dally, Seventh Danghter nt s Seventh 9"a Industries: They get .paid on mile­ tw o y e a r ^ f a 10 to 16 year m an- Edwin C. Gelssler, state purchas­ .1 : field, .Maa.aaKhuaetta S uprem e' .aonnel of the Navy and Murine i.st, aixfimpanicd by Miss Anna ; Streeto case. Burn With a Veit MARINE CORPS LEAGUE age and hourly rates. siaughtpr term, and waa ready to ing agent, said today. Plans President waa tft« in.stHlIing officer I C'orpa obtained Irom civilian ' Hraiidf. -Mrs. Hofton will ping “The \ This makes the whole Job of Beading* Dnlly. Inrinding Samlay, f o , -aA.si.sted bv the Shpreme .Marahal • while on lehve or liberty, 1 r,oi-d s P ray er” by .Mnlotte, and testify^when Cantlno and Beebe CUrrane Heads Accountants made by Cannery Supervisor Nor­ 9 A. M tn 9 P M. Or Be Appulnt- \ HCILDING FUND paying the different classifications unex^tedly pleaded guilty to Mr*. Charlotte Hull, alao of Pitta-j when Tl la .impracticable for them I "Steal Away" traditional. I of railroad workers far more com­ man Knowles call for the "putting ment. In Ihe Servtoe «t the Poo- to obtain ‘treatment from Naval m anslaughter. TTiey had been In- up” of 30,000 one gallon cans of ole for 80 Vrara. Kidnapping a Kolinsky field. Other offieera tnaialled in- , j Has Prisoner of .laps ' DEPOT SQUARE GRILL plex than other kinds of workers. l^lcted on second degree murder New H^ven, May 23—(>P)—John ' EXPERT EXCAVATION or other government facilities. The Two Main Demands J. Currans of New Haven was: the stuff that makes muscles SPIKITVAt MEDIUM eluded Paat President, Mra. Alice 1 There will be an address by Miss 14 DEPOT SQUARE TELEPHONE 3835 ' charges. , (Popeye’s) bulge. nearest NaVal hospital to Rin k- ^ . n , In the present dispute the Broth­ elected president of the Connectl- 169 Chnroh Street, Hartford, Coaa. U Kagan; vice president, Mr.s. vine is locaUxl at New ,,„„rton. ; D''r«>thy Kksdrand. origmaily of Fornier Yankee ' This was the same charge on Frank H:, Peet. staiie commis­ Phoite »-2t»4 BULLDOZING Ann .Mnq)hy of .Manchester: finan­ DANCE erhoods of Engineers and Train­ cut Association of Public Account- ! HOW ABOUT yO U R This applies strictly to emergency ** Township, H right which Miss Bertrand had been In- cial secretary., Mia. Josephine men made two main demands. ants at its annual meeting here ^ Grading — Stump Clearing — Building Moving — Road­ care, and anyone wishing further | County, Minnesota. She left Jur-j 1. They wanted a straight wage ia 14s»*asL Streeto was slain on Johnston; treasurer, .Mrs. K.thrt, information is asked to contact the ] China in 19.U to teach in The Legion Home, 1,.eoiiur»— I Called “Innocent M’oman’’ Bridgeport, secretary; James B. I J tnisteea, Mrs. Ach.sah Dowding, attention of veterans to the tact FRIDAY, MAY 24 hour. CHILLED Mrs. Gladys McCVay, Mr.s. Agne.s that the V’eterans Administpation school to Hongkong. Finally it John Grabowski; 46. a catcher for State’s attorney Arthur M. Butler, New Haven, treasurer; | SAM NUSSDORFF 2. They wanted changes in their Brown described her as "an in­ Maurice L. Gelman. auditor; and Our Modern Refrigerator Keeps Our Wines At a Chilled Reardon; ('haplain, Mra. Mary I lias made a temporary liberaliza- w'as, deciiled to .send the children Dancing 8:30 - 1:00 working conditions, such as bet­ the New Y brk Y ankees’ 1927 Ci’.vstal Lake Hoad Keeney: marshal, Mra. Marguerite to America. Instead of acconipaHy- Plantation Minstrel nocent woman” yesterday, but told Max Raskin. Norwalk: Joseph Ca- ' Temperature. No Bother — No Fuss — Just Bu.v and I tion in regulations governing rein-, ter arrangements for overtime pay World’s disnipionship baseball Rockville. Conn. Telephone 1181-4 Just ('all Reaves; assietant marshala, Mra. I statement,, of National Serviee> ing them. Miss Ekstrand decided reporters she never had disclosed possela. Jr., and William Dryer | DOOR AND FLOOR PRIZES for some workers, better overtime the reason for her confession "as Drink. 5177 .MaTid'..Kabrlck, Mr*. Flva Jelinek; ; Life In.sUranre which will eiiahle to contintie Chinese language stu­ Hollister Street School Auditorium arrangements for men held over a team. lr8. Mary Dannahor. ! with disabilities w ho might never where she was caught by Pearl Giiilderland last Sunday. Brown said a petition for her and t#nd#rly trar.aport in Co-operation With Married Couples Cldb thel. home. • ■ pardon probably would be pre-1 ll to.the lafety of our Manchester; historian, .Mra. Jose-^ be able to qualify for other iii- Harbor and interned by the Japa­ 6 PAIRS OF NYUOI of the Second Congregational Church. Here’s another exampleY^ They Grabowski broke into organized surance, provided their health ha.s nese. baseball in 1920 with Minneapolis sented at the next meeting of the 1 FRED'S PACKAGE STORE Fur Storage Vault*. phine Dower; guard*. Mrs. Ann wanted workers paig for the .Ume Board of Pardons, although some Martin. Mra. Ursula Friedrich. not grown worse during the period ReiM-ued hy .Anierieana it took -them to go to get «»eir of the American Association and 117 Spruce Street Cor. Spruce and Bissell Sts. MAY 24TH 8 :15 O'clock waa with thd club until 1923. when other authorities questioned wheth­ HANSEN'S A dinner served to over two of lapse. This applied to both five Decem ber 30 Mi.ss E kstrand w as Admi((sion 83c (Tax Ine.) watches inspected. Telephone 7723 Mo need to worry about year level premium term policies he joined the Chicago White Sox er the case would be handled in hundred members of the Emblem moved from Bagnio to Billbid There were 45 demands in all. that way, asserting a pardon would r.oths or burglari while e of the American League. went Club and Elks opened the pro- i converted policies. T^e Rock- , Manila where she was res- ($1.70 Couple) President Truman appointed a be out of order if she were inno­ Home of Downyflake Donuts they re»t the Sunmer gram. Following the installation, j J’*',','' j^be Red Cr<>«» bas | Amcrii aii force.s Feb. -I, fact-finding board to examine the w ith the Y ankees in 1927. Grabowski went to St. Paul of cent of the crime. long In our c*re. if the first ceremony to be held at 1 [Vi,; UM-'i. She arrived in the states. dispute and report to him. It had Beebe still has nine months to .h- .f th. c-m. policy .M.iv HH.T 30 days to do its Job. At the end of the American Association in 1930 the carriage house at the Elks \ Selenre Club Fair ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ and returned to the m ajors in 1931 eerve on a three-year sentence im­ Delicious and Fresh new grounds. Past President Mrs. Mujs Ek.strarid will be supported that time It reported: posed for breaking Jail, and Con- 1 new giouniis. . a.si r.esmem airs. Displays sponbored and arrailg-! "Vm. New Y’ne Instead of^ $2.50, day, or 31 cents with the Detroit Tiger*. He was Gladys Finley, chairman of the ^y local concerns will be a fea-1 DANCE! tlno only recently began to serY’e | W’M.S, beginning this year. an hour, the Engineers and Train­ sent to Montreal of the Interna­ SPAGHETTI event took t^rge. There were re- I of the .Science Club Fair of tlye the two to four year term imposed , Daily men should get $1.26 a day or 16 tional League in 1932 and stayed marks by Third Supreme Vice ! rtbckville High schtsil. The M. T. After the lecture Rev. Theodore SATURDAY NIGHT, MAY 25y 1946 there until 1934. WTTH MEAT BALLS OR SAUSAGE AND RICH, President, Mrs. Mary Graziadio of LATE STAGE SHOWS SAT. G S U N .otlO : AT BOLTON COMMUNITY HALL cen^ an hour. Stevens and Sons Co,, will show Too OompUoated To Decide DELICIOUS HOME MADE SAUCE Air Furnaces Manchester; Paat Supreme Presi­ the various stages in the develop­ dent, Mrs. Katherine Williams of Bolton Center That the demands for changes Hoyts Heads insurance Group ment of w'oolen cloth; and Cheney Hponsored By Ladles of St. ^lauriM in working conditions—in addition Yew M ovdr O e m f d V ovr ^ H A N S E N ’ S ^ Cleaned and Repaired Bros., will have a similar display CTAT RIDAV AT THE NEW ' ^ H A R T F O R D BUTTER GIVEN FOR 2 DOOR PRIZES! 1 Lb. Each! to 45 by the unions, the railroads Waterbury, May 23-r(iPi— The 348 Main Street Next To tfie Armory about silk. The Connecticut Light m ade 29 of th eir owrn—w ere too lENTAlPUTES VAN CAMP BROS. and Power Co., will have a most Also Raffle of RADIO and 2 PAIRS OF NYLON HOSE! Connecticut Life Insurance and Telephone 3963 FOR BIRHIHG FEEl complicated to decide m 30 days. Trust council at its tenth annual Manchester Spaghetti Palace interesting exhibit of electrical MOBMOCTII»:.3w------Solasily Homd^ Rug Telephone 5244 progre.ss. , ' MUSIC BY THE MELLO-TONES So the board made rfbommenda- meeting here yesterday, elected 209 SPRUCE STREET WE SELL BORDEN’S ICE CREAM IT CART RE BEAT! tions on a few changes but said the Stanley Hoyt of the Norwalk Kkviillff end* moty* tiari^ The exhiliit will be open on Fri- Admission...... 60c, Tax Included ful broftbing. Jmt p«l y««f Washing Service FO O T R ELIEF j day from 7..30 to 10 p.m. and on unions and railroads ahould work Trust Co., president. Other officers putt or btMgt in o giftio OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK “It's Got To Be Good!" PODOL out the rest between themselves. of wotor. Ado » IMIU KI«o> Don't lei .vour work sod pleaiure luf- j Saturday from 2 to fi and 7 to 0 elected included: Vice president. ‘ __ oitt- Prtttol Stftiiit. dips Ruffs and Carpets Electri­ SUNDAYS 11 A. M. TO 10 P. M. fer from foot misery caused from horn I p.m. Anyone having exhibits The uRions called a strike be­ Robert Mix of New Haven; Secre- e»(*r*itam. e«H*tt sScr siM*^*r. cally. Shantpooed in your In* caIloii!.es and sore, srhlna fei't. cause of this report and last night FENDER AND which they wish to arrange may tary, Harold Welch. New Haven; ' todajr-f^ klttoklt. '“■» SmegiM own home, orii^inal colorinsr You can Ret Immediate relief t>v do so this afternoon after 2:30 the preeldent, to pacify them, sug­ treasurer, Frank Brainard, New Sently ihaaaBKinK your feet at bedtime gested: 1 ^ 1 ved. BODY WORK with PODOr. Foot Kelief,'the (I'oose- o’clock and on Friday during the .-) — I•ERI1X)US DAYS — » Haven; directors. Philip Holway, j KIEENITE the Bruihlesi Way leas. ntalnleea. antiseptic ointment; day. The unions should get their 18H Homes. Offices. Theaters. cents an hour more in pay, which Hartford; and Henry Thoma-v. , -g,, gLMiyiTK t.4„ at Qai..’. SOLIMENE f t FLAGG snow-white and pleasant to n.'e. The Kllis .Meeting i Meriden. b I'barMO^y Rod all Wood drosgUtt. / Phone Manchester 2-2197 INC. results are not a diatant promise but There will be a meeting of the'! ernUM. >-fO GOflCEY- MANCHCSTCRI ;T T n FRI. - SAT. - SUN. would be $1.48 a day, and they felt immediately. Get a TiOc jar at HUNT7 HAII ^ should postpone their demands for 128 So. Main Street •M O eatot St. ToL t t t t Weldon Drux—J. W. Hale Corp.— Rockville Lodge of Elks this eve- | Mt'fAST roMPAWYl Manchester Quinn’s Pharmacy—("enter Pharmacy, nlng at eight o’clock with Exalted ! changes In working conditions for TAKE YOUR CHOICE and all rood dm* or department Ruler John J. Ynskulka pre.slding. *■ FIRST MANCHESTER SHOWING a year. Storea. C ard P arty 'The imion leaders- said this was Hope Chapter OKS will hold a “unfavorable’’ and added that the You certainly can take your4.’hoice when you are given OPERATORS FOR: .Ml-Aroiiad card party this evening at 8 o’clock recommendations of the board— 12 different job classifications from which to select one. Machine .Operator* at its roonia Pinochle and whjst ahlch did approve somie working Boremnlir Marlilnr* GERANIUMS Experienced ex-service men, or others who qualify, will Back Spntfaccr* will be played and prizes will bo condition changes—were more gen­ Bullard Muehinr* awarded. The event is open to erous. find any one of these jobs interesting and profitable. members and their, friends. How Work Often Dlffen AND BASKETS They are listed at Ihe right. .Scti.slliip DrilU Bench .Mechanic* USERS! Scout l.d'ader Here HER I DAN Briefly, to show how^complex the AUTO CRASH? Frank f’arker, field executive of PRKSE.NT.S FOR YOUR U.ANCING PLEASURE problem is, this will give some idea • Good wages, pleasant surroundings and excellent work­ Goar Sliappr* Internal Grinder* the Charter Oak ( ouncil. Boy THE EVER POPULAR of how railroad workers’ work of­ For MEMORIAL DAY ing conditions. •Scouts, will come to Rockville this ten differs from that of other in- Tapping .Marhlncv .Material Handlers Prompt, Expert afternoon. Ho has his headtiuarters PANTALEO'S Ageratum duetrie.s: • Come in and sec our employment rcpresenlat Milling 'Mnrhlnrs PrtKiiief Ion Helpers Radio Repairs at the Hewitt niu^ic shop and is 'there is a double basis of pay. Sweet .Myssum conferring with Scout and Cub “SOPHISTICATS” It consists of a combination of USED AUTO PARTS complete details. * Eeoiiomieul Prices leaders regarding their problems. TONIGHT AND TOMORROW NIGHT! mileage and hours. For example: HORACE STREET TELEPHONE 3346 Marigolds Meeting Tonight In freight service. 100 miles a And Other Flowers • Interviews .Mondays through Fridays — 8 / There will be a meeting of the day is considered equivalent to an WILL PAY THE TOP DOI-LAR FOR SMASHED OR Mork carrifd on in the WIlUmasiHe brnneh will i>e moved Giiaranted • STEAKS • CHOPS • LOB.STER ' for the Garden 4:t5 P. M. at Ea.st Hartford. to East llarttord In a few ueek*. lOniplojee, will Im, Ladles Auxiliary AOH this eve­ A LA GAR l'E SERVICE — Kitchen Open Until 12:30 A. M. PLUS THIS WESTERN THRILLEJR ! 8-hour day, or a speed baeia of DERgUCT AUTOS! 90 Days ning at 8:30 o’clock at their rooms 12H miles an hour. transferred gt that time. » to be followed hy a .social. COMING THIS SATURDAY: ROLAND GILBERT as CISCO KID If the crew runs 100 miles or USEDED PARTS Tomato and Early Cabbage LOU JOY AND HIS ORCHESTRA more in 8 hours, it is paid on a Plants m ile^e basis. ARE EASY TO FIND IN in "The Gay Cavalier * ' But tf the run- is less than 100 PkATT & WHiTNEY AIRCRAFT We^ The Women miles and is finished within 8 PANTALEO’S PARTS YARD LEE’S GREENHOUSE E .4 R T H .4 R T K O R D 8. , C O^N N E C T I C 1* T N(j COVER! NO MINIMUM! hours, the'workers get paid for 8 • Cin^-Kodak Film it here again— • Send Home I he Ueaerting Foreiirn I Ends “ABBOTT ft COSTELLO “SHE WENT TO hours or 100 miles. Route 44, Bolton-Cov. Kd. We ore now BONDED Brides 1 Tonight IN HOU.YWOOD” # THE RACES” TTie fact-finding board said this Tel. 8089 system of vrage payment works for your home movies^ indoors or out. ^ by / WESTERN NATIONAL By Biitli Vlillelt , for tlte benefit of the workers and SPECIAL ATTENTION —EFFECTIVE MAY 24th . the railroad companies. INDEMNITY CO to NKA Staff U’riter I WITH THE HOT SEASON COMING YOU’LL Moke up for the picture oppor­ W*hat are we going to do about EVERY FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY ^ Don't Want to Abolish System quaranferallrcidlorr- Further, the board said, the WANT YOUR SE.4FOOD FRESH! tho.xe foreign brid.ea who come to pair work toi 9 0 dciys CHILDREN'S TICKETS f Tax railroads don't want to abolish the WE HAVE A TASTY AND OCEAN-FRESH tunities you've missed. Start a new ' your asvurancf of America, take a look at the living Incl. syatenL compli-fe scitisfaclion' conditinna their husband* have to AT ALL PERFORMANCES • • But under this system an em­ ASSORTMENT OF vYOUR FAVORITES! !' LADIES’ and CENTLEMENS ploye, according to the board, Some words fool you: offer them, then turn up their home-movie record now—;-this week. “can and commonly does earn •, BLUE FILLET OF PERCH a DRIED^COD noaea and.walk out? PRESENTING more than a basic day's pay with­ • COD UTTLENECK CLAMS • BUTTER FISH We Have a Full Line -of Take, for example, the ca.ae of in 8 hours. a SM ELTS STEWING OVSTERS • 51ACKEREL Photographic Supplies C e U l 3 7 3 3 the Bnti.sh bride who ap(ing to be speed of freight trains shbwecl ; hard enough on Amcripah women this was a gtiod distance for fig­ — — Open Thura. ’Til 9 P. M .------■’N in the next few years without A ll uring hours work. turning a tot of foreign girls loose to compete with them for the po.sitions available. / ' : - And, certainly, husband .com­ Next W eek petition i.M so keen the.se days that Aepolntment Desk* i t ali RANGE we don't'need a bunch of foreign* Schiiltr Selon* are open from 8 30 A.M Mondey women flooding the market’, look­ through Seturday. ing-for husband number two after DOUGHERTY LOT, CENTER LOOK AT IT THIS WAY: a tid F U E L OH. refusing to live with husband num-, ber one. ’ . , ' . OPEN 24 HOURS DIAL 31.36 ^ Round-Trip Servle* | ST. MATINEE DECORATION How about asking foreign coun- - tries—in , a nice neighborly way, A PERMANENT' MORIARTY BROTHERS of course—to oblige us please, by DAY AND SATURDAY running “bridal ships'' back to “On Ihe Level At Center and Broad” their own lands, returning all the CAN ONLY BE AS new arrivala'who decide theydon't want to live with their OI hus­ GOOD AS THE but 6AILANTINE Ale & Beer bands after all? ' VVe brought these w’omen to , Free America because our fighting men OPERATOR WHO married them and we felt we , always means: Puri^, Body, Flavor owed it to the servicemen to bring | ! their women to them. But if they , Adm ission CREATES IT! Auto Repairs aren't going to stick to the bargain j' they made, why .shouldn't they go | There’s the chast the strong man swells with Yi» .,<1 -II- tt-ir.'tf# j back where they belong? [Bride...the chest that mother gives the bride. Expert mechanics . . . ready to We haven't enough eligible Jobs, j re* era* is r u n s e m iu men, or housing facilities to wel­ Cheet is one of those confusing wordt^ with more make any repairs needed on all r * * i N f o o n u T o n havi s r r u o come with open arms the disillu­ _ Thrilling Rfdes! than, one meaning. It fools you. N i makes of cars. They'll keep your sion^ girls who came to America FREE A C T eoNNicnevrs tU Atrur w e M i l i i car running until you get that to Join their husbands only to find Not Ballantins! Ballantine alwetys means they guessed they’d rather strike Fascinating Games! new one. ^tbfactlon guaraiu_ out for themselves. THE FIVE ELTONS PURITY, BODY, FLAVOR. The quaUties sym- teed:” Fun and AmuHement boliised by Peter Ballahtine’a famous 3-ring trade C'atohea Two Flsb at Once Performing a Daring Trapeie Aft mark. Wind up your day the pleasant' way ... For the Whole Family Ta.’onia, Wash. -OPl-This Is n o Feet High in the Air! , • PERMANENTS START AS LOW AS SI.IO • COLO WAVES FROM III . look for the 3 rings, call for Ballantine. Bob Kirch’s fish story: He saw two catfish threahlng. about in MAIN STIWET PHOm shallow water. He dipped hta hook 985 8951 AMfeRICA'S FINEST SDICE 1140 oland Motors beneath one; magged It by the • MORE SCHULTE SALONS IN GREATER HARTFORD law, and when he Jerked the line COME ALONG AND BRING THE FAMILY IC ^T B R ST . TEL. 6320 the other fish came out, too; “Is* P.BalUnjdBli caught In tba mouth by the flr»L . * w <

•iV. 'tf. ’-i r I FA G S PIVU MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, MAT 23,194^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OOKNw THURSDAY, MAY 23,1948 ItTotm f ■ K cratic contest ciit down the party’s eearctvass(x;late, $2,400 to $8,000; them from the public payroll,’’ he / accountant-auditor. Grade IV, 34,- Thh Ply-Baby Jap Royalty Tokl added. Republicans Gain vote In primary elections held the Prison Guard i-Semitism same day. ' 260 to 35,220; and war records II- Airborne, With Diapers Fire Chiefs‘Group Elects Pennsylvania Seat Democratic national headquar­ Positions Open ! brarian, 33,120 to 34,200. CRAFTSMAN Was a Crybaby To Pay Taxes Now THE VERNON INN ters took the position that Mrs. Aided bv Book Stamford. May 23.—r(^ — The Snyder had been imable to cem- Lodge and Adame to Speak (Oaottooad froas P^ge One) Fairfield county Are chiefs emer­ AT THE TRAFFIC ROTARY — TALCOTTVlLLK COLUMN paijpi actively and that otherwlee Hartford, May 28—(>P»—State AUTO BODY SHOP t Washington, May 28—(AV—Re­ San Francisco — (NBA) — ; gency plan, at Its 14th annual the results might haVe been dif­ (Oeetbwed From P*r> O^e) Just Three Miles From Manchester publicans Insisted today that the ferent. Personnel Director Glendon A. Hartford, May 23.—ilP)—Comdr. The way some of the •airline Stew- j section refated. 8,000,000 yen In se- meeting...... „ ------here —last...... night,„ elected - Scoboria said tisday that among John Lodge of Westport, brother ciiritlss owned by the 14 families I Chief John Moehring of this city By Godfrey Anderoon \ ^ s Publishing trade is In gain of a House seat In key Penn­ g«H tiibiiiial in.. th«the, middleI of ardesses climb aboard their planes j others the state is seeking appli­ of former U. S. Senatob Henry ntence tn which:h he aeaerted but deposited in the imperial as president. Chief Albert Berger, (For Hat Boyle) su b tly better shape. Thirty per sylvania foreshows the election of Withholding Taxes Drop cants for the position of prison Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts, Duhett Brothers Herbert Hoover, 'as a ffreat at the airport here these days with | household trpnsury wil be return- retlrinj; president of tht associa- Leipzig, Germany, May 23.—(jP)^ cent of It survived th« war. but a G. O. P. Congress In November, guard. and MaJ. John G. A^m s, director .;factor,” was another Amerl- teddy bears, dolls, baby bottles j ed to them—and Uxed. * tinn. was named a director. Other —The rich merchant city of Le^- ' so far only 12 firms have been but Democrats discounted the re­ Hartford. May 23—OP)— With­ Applicants for the prison guard ot Young Republican activities for Influcnce on his own youngrer and diapers under their arms, , . . officers elected .were; hirst vied licensed to operate where ( hun­ sults as entirely local. . \ holding tax collections in Connec­ post, said the announcement, must the National committee, will be Jennings said the royal families president, chiefChief WilliWiljiam Hearing; zig la but a shadow of Us foplher ^ ticut for ths first quarter of 1946 BODY AND FENDER REPAIRING you’d think they were going Into | had deposited these securities in ANNOUNCING A dreds worked before. These are The victory of Carl H. Hoff­ have reached their 23d but not the principal speakers at the an­ il^cl?. natty In a Un rabar- of the Olenbrook fire department, self. now doing between 60 and 70 per were one-third less than collec­ their 35th bfrthdaty, be no more nual convention of the Young Re- the nursery business. j the imperial treasury "obviously Stamford; second vice president. man. Republican, over Mrs. Marian TRUCK PAINTING, WELDING, ETC suit ahd a blue tie, talked ont And if that's what you think, to protect them from anticipated The hundred-year-old ftir trade j cent of all printing in. the Soviet B. Snyder In a 23rd district spe­ tions in the same period of 1945 than 6 feet, 3 inches tall and pass publicans of Connecticut here S a t-' the side of his mouth as he told Chief Donald Hersam of New Ca­ virtually is dead; the extensive Frank W. Kramer, collector of in­ a rigid physical condition. The Job urday night. The convention will Estiiuates Free! you’d be right. > seiure” as the Allied occupation naan; third vice president. Copi-i zone. cial election was tabbed by G. O. P. ( tidbunal he was the father of ' They’v's got flights running out forces moved Into Japan last Sep­ NEW POLICY! book-publshing and printing trade Volk und Buch, a new coopera­ National Chairman Carroll Reece ternal revenue has disclosed. Coi- pays from 31,800 to $2,400 an­ open Friday night with a dance ir children and described hla 21 mlssloper Clifford Merwln of i which employed a third of the Isctlone for January. February and and 'fcontlnue with committee 127 SPRUCE ST. TELEPHONE M 34R of this city to Los Angejes and tember. Shelton: as.sidtant secretary and | tive firm printing books for chil­ as "another proof that the voters nually. I In the Nazi party and his back now that you can’t get The Imperisl household budgeted city’s population is Just beginning dren, novels and popular aciepce of the nation this year have de­ March of this year amounted to Other Jobs for which competi­ meetings and election of officers treasurer. Capt. George French o f , to revive. Saturday. Former State Corhp- from prodigy to gauleiter of aboard unless you bring baby 2.000,000 yen yearly for the af­ Trumbull: sergeant-at-arms. Lieut. \ , bodies, claimed to have taken cided to vote Republican to clean approximately 836,5.70,000 against tive examinations were anounced He credited hla love of 1 Leipzig’s 66 millionaires—there $55,338,000 in 1945, .the collector by Scoboria-iiiclude; Laboratory trdUer Fred R. Zeller will be •nna. along. ‘And all that toddler’s gear orders for 100,000 books on the up the mess created by our present fected royalty. Jennings baid, and Orville Sawyer of Old Greenwich. i were more millionaires here be­ chairman of the convention.. Itary discipline for youth to the stewardess has is just to keep It was paid as salaries for honor­ Regular Dinner Service first day of Leipzig fair, many of do-nothing administration." Aaid. techhlclan, $r,440 to $1,860; re- Aflvertise in The Henilli»-1it Puyt fact he was the son of a pro- the little customers coiltcnted. fore the war than In Berlin—have the orders being from buyers In ary Jobs the princes held. The American Cancer Society acattered far and wide. Some are But Senator Myers (D.,' Pa.) sa ^ lonal officer. These first all-baby airplanes was founded in 1913. the western occupation zones. there was nothing significant abpat i'\X He sdld he borrowed from "It was felt advisable to remove dead, aome hove emigrated, some arc dubbed "Nurserylincrs" by have moved to the western zones The well-known firm of Tauch- the defeat of ths widow of Rep. J. Cmthe, French humanitarians and Unti.cd Airlines, which has placed From 5 P. M. to 1 A. M. nltx, which used to publish Eng­ Buell Snyder In what Myers Mid the British-sponsored Boy Scouts to escape the Russians, some have them In dally operation as an ex­ lost everything and are million­ lish language books for continen­ has been a close district foy years. ~-]deas on how to educate young periment they may extend from tal sale, is not functioning; in fact He contended to a repo/ter that Oermans. aires no more. coasl-to-coast if the present run After the theater stop for a snack or a full course Fur Trade Section Hit Hard no foreign language books are lack of a major statewide Demo­ "My principles came not from proves siiccessful. I ** Hitler and the party," he said, "but dinner. We specialize in Steaks. Once millions of marks used to being published except In Russian. from the results of experienec.s in An air-minded pediatrician, Dr. change hands In Leipzig. Furs Have Russian Orders. William Palmer Lucas of San \ were Imported from Russia, Po­ Biy youth." ^ \ CaU 5141 OPEN DAILY! Most of the firms now working Delfeads Hitler dugend Uniform Francisco, who went along on the —FOR— land, Canada, Alaska, Norway, have Russian orders. Three million Shlrmch -defended the Hitler first flight, says he’s been trying Czechoslovakia, even far-off Per­ school books and 100,000 technical to talk mothers Into using planes sia and Afghanistan. Leipzig pre­ We Make Our Own Upholstered Furniture )agend uniform as the "aymbol of COCKTAIL LOUNGE books in Russian have been turnf m community without clas.ses." instead of ground travel for a long pared them for the markets of the ed out in three months. As most He flatly denied he ever con­ time when they have to travel any world—for London and Paris and distance with their children. "It’s New York. Thirty thouaatid men of the German printers do not un­ spired for the Nazis to selzis power C IT Y C A B For Reservations Phone Rockville 1335 derstand Russian, they set type by much easier on both the child and worked in 4,500 firms. Few of or wage aggressive war, addipg: following the Cyrillic characters "I don't believe a conspiracy ex­ the mother,” he says. these firms remain. Bombs hit . .iJ..-- I . SAFE, ^URTEOUS DRIVERS Bruehl, the fur trade section, e.s- of the copy without knowing the isted because it Is contrary to the Those stewardesses with all the "I want my mamma,” cries (his ynnngsler, a passenger aboard lha meannig of the words. '(SOBEffiED' raltles and baby food and assorted o p e X a l l n ig h t pecially hard. in Our Own Factory ideal of dictatorship. A dictator' "Diaper Special," airliner dCHlgnccd exclusively for the youngest Great numbers of a history of juvenile gear are registered nurses The only furs coming to Leip­ -does not ooiuiplre, ne demands." set and their motliers. .’Vlanus’a proliably busy, but Stewardess the Russian Communist party He boasted that 97 per cent of especially trained In Infant care, Advertise in The Herald— It Pays zig now arc the rabbit furs from The Old Colony Co. has resumed the manufacture Janire MeKay, especially (mined In Infant care, biakes an excellent local breeders. There may be also have been printed In German/ of m(xlem and period uph(3l8tered furniture in thla German youth had volunteered for airborne division. mainly for sale to Germans livinjg the Hitler Jugend by 19.13, when The ‘piaper Special" reserva­ temporary substttute. "X sheeps|(lns in from Russia -soon. new factory, In East Glastonbury. Retail divlston But it will take .more than that to in Russia though some sre aydil- l^ ih their former factory on Connecticut Boulevard. legal compulsion was announced, tion list is stamped “ Men Not of /Ger- and •minimized discrimination by Wanted.” 'But don’t feel slighted. make Leipzig tenter of the Euro­ able In the Soviet zone Nazi officials against boys who Pop. You can alWays get Junior In D Major" and Edvard Griegs’ Norway ” which has started its sec- pean fur trade again. many -y - tailed to volunteer. to smuggle you aboard. "Concorto in A Miner, Opus 16.” ond year on Broadway and tells Haughtily, Schlrach Challenged Griegs’ "Concerto In A Minor” the story of Gioigs life, exclusive Metropolitan club. Police ^ the accuracy of extracts from the should sppeal to all as the music Tickets are available without Lieut Anthony Richitjt said it ap­ MESeilirTtONS THAT MEANS, WHEN YOU BUY in thla score appears in the hit charge at Kemp’s Music Store and FOR Local Soprano ; hook "Blducatlon for Death" by peared the 47-yeajf'-old official Local Musicians musical play of the year "Song of at the Werner Music Studio, Gregor Ziemer, Michigan-born To Give Recital shot himself with q .38 caliber pis­ When you brine a prfi* headmaster of the American tol. Beside him were found ten scription here to be filled AT OLD COLONY.... YOU GET colony school in Berlin until 19.19. To Give Recital notes, addressed to the police, He protested that the Introduc­ friends. State department co- you know it is in reliable tion of this as* evidence accused Miss June Yeomans, well known wirkers and his fiancee. hands — that only the liim of devising militaristic slo­ ANNOUNCEMENT! local soprano, will take part in a purest ingredients are YOUR SOFA AND YOUR CHAIRS In presenting the third and clos­ Joint recital with Miss Beatrice gans for HlUer Youth and prais­ ing Plano ReciUI of the spring ing Heidelberg students for de­ Babuskin, contralto of Brooklyn, used. season. Frederic B. Werner, local, Mc K i n n e y a n d f e n n N. Y., on Tuesday evening. May 28, riH.I!.ln.ri?ERIODIC’ stroying a synagogue. piano Instructor is pleased to pre­ PAINTING CONTRACTORS at 8:15 o’clock In the main audi-1 sent his first Duo-Piano Recital. torium of the Julius Hsrtt School Unrestricted Warfare In all probability this will be the TELEPHONE 2-0106 MANCHESTER of Music, Hartford. , FBiiiale Weakness CENTER first recital of its kind in town giv­ Both of the singers are scholar­ Make yes feel Ordered Dec. 7, 1941 en by local musicians. It will be OPENING UP A PAINT SHOP AT 342 ADAMS ST. ship student of the school and have "A Wreck" en such days? PHARMACY Nuernberg, May 28—(JP)— Ad­ given on Tuesday, May 28 at the MM appeared In opera and oratorio, U you suffer monthly cramps with miral of the Fl«)et Chester W. South Methodist chapel. Spraying and Refinishing of All Types of Furniture presentations of the various groups accompanying tired, nervous, ProfcBsionsI Pharmacists Himitz. American wartime com­ With Mr. Werner at one of the and Metal Work of the school. cranky (eellnge—due to functional mander in the Pacific, stated in Stcinway grands and Paul Chete- periodic dUturbancee — try Lydia E. W. Brotvn, Phamiaclat A duet from’ Act 2 of Verdi's E.Plnkham’eVegetable Compound Custom-Covered... .To-Your-Order a deposition Introduced at the In- lat at the other they wlU be heard Equipped ,To Handle Industrial and Commercial "Aida" will be one of the fea­ 187 MAIN ST. TEL. 4258 isniatlonal Military tribunal’s war in Mozart’s" Coronation Concerto to relieve such symptoms. Taken Spraying Contracts tures on Tuesday night’s recital. thruout the month — Plnkham’s DELIVERY crimes trial today that the United M.L The selections to be sung by Compound helps build up resis­ a • States ordered unrestricted sub­ m m Miss Yeomans Include three songs tance egalnft such dtstreeel marine and air warfare against TAiBLESi by Brahms. "O VVuesst Ich doch Japan on Bee. 7, 1941. CHARCOAL M IL L den Weg burueck": "Wie Melodien DIRECT FROM THE OLD COLONY FACTORY His answers were sought by THE SHHART-illsisndsIk Dssigs S ■ 11' BmIUm zieht es mlr”; "Meine Liebe 1st counsel for Grand Admiral Ksrl SefuUlully eaoiMled la choice el t elete. Meal Im gruen"-; also a group of ElngUsh DoenlU of the German navy, who Gauge Alualm c FlaUh—All Sleel— SH OE BOX Sturdy Metal WtodskleU and M e Cedrtoils. Smeklaf Slaad. Moyasiae tiaad. etc. Use songs: “Tell Me. Oh Blue, BKie sought to show there were many Sky.” Oiannlnl; "The Little Shep­ Wq^t Hartford Center Shelves — Ceitugated Fbe Grate — H la year Deo, IMay Beea. tewa. etc. Very parallels between American under­ Bifid Steel U«e— O O fi herd’s Song.” Wltitter Watts; ATTENTION:- sea warfare In the Paolfio and that PeMe Cempaed y — d m n v O Dutohle m d Easy Is Handle — "Ectasy," Walter Rummel. of Germany In the Atlantic, where “FINE SHOES DUE TO CIRCUMSTANCES BEYOND WHRC-IVOBT-WIE- • Miss Babuskin will be heard In Doenitz Issued “sink on sight" di­ AMERICAN FLA6^ GBEEN—BED—MABOON—Each 2 .9 8 a groqp of songs by Schubert and rectives to his U-boat packs, FROM FINE SOURCES’' e x to ls Sett wllk PoU and Itodist several arias- An invitation is ex­ Jisrilfied by Attacks MY CONTROL 1 AM FORCED TO fU T P.D.7. t e n d i by' the Julius h artt school Oumers o f E iectrie Nlmitz said the American or­ a* « 5* 4’ « 8' to all Interested to attend this re­ der “was justified by Japanese at- Open Every Night CHANGE THE DATE OF MY DANCE 1 .9 5 2 .7 9 What • Cemblnatioal — cital by these young singers. . tacks on tha:t date on U. S. bases ’Til 9 FUT with 8% DJ^.T,— On Sunday evening It,ay 26 at Refrigerators and on bqth armed and unarmed 4’ X r BULUXX3 IXAO ONLY .3.41 Kills rHee. Melhe. Nee- the Hartt school auditorium Miss S’ s I’ BULLDOG FLAG ONLY 4.SI .ships and nationals without warn- RECITAL FROM WEDNESDAY, JUNE qultee, Beache. Aais. elc. Yeomans will be the featured so­ Ing or declaration of war.” The SUCYtON CUP FLAG HOLOCBS .08 prano soloist of the o-ncert to be We are now in a position to resume our Older was issued on the day of 5 TO MONDAY, JUNE 3 AT THE MAN- BIKE FLAG HOLDEBS ...... IS FULL/ presented' by the School Training the Pe(»l Harbor attack. SMAU COnON FLAG ...... 04 QUABT — Orchestra under the direction of complete service to household refrigerators. "On general principles the U. S. Rubin Segal. submarines did , not rescue enemy CHESTER STATE ARMORY. I sin. Miss Yeomans will sing the fa­ survivors If undue additional haz­ WASHING BATTERY CHARGER miliar aria "Pace. Pace” from Whether it. is only a.belt you need, an elec­ ard to the submarine resulted or cerely hope this will nol inconveniepce L IT T L E T O T Fully Bediorgee the Battery , rlfhl la * e eer Verdi’s opera "La Gorza del Des- If the subman-ine wOuld thereby be tiho" with the orchestra, also a ■ prevented from accomplishing its MACHINE evetalfhti Bteply phif B la ead esonad Aa group of English songs accom­ tric motor repaired, unit completely rebuilt, anyone. Thank you. dips M raw Battery Peale. Makas further mission." Nlmitz replied METAL panied at the piano by Elizabeth or cabinet refinished with Duco, our men have to another query. TROUBLE? —PBOLOMOS THE UFB .Warner. "U. S. Bubmarines were limited 5 .9 5 WE SPECIALIZE IN THE o r BATTEBT — the knowledge, experience and tools to 4 Kiums C ar O w ners IN THESE FABRICS: Service Agency Reck Oak — Handaomelr Add Mere Uto te Year TIree. Flalshed. Tip and Sway BKEREAR Made el Pre-War Coetagt. YOUR AUTOMOBILE SHOULD • FLOORS WAXED. LUGGAGE RACK— 1.10x12 OAOxlO 0.80xU • Floral Damask $99 $■ • WINDOWS WASHED 4 .9 5 ' BE SUMMER PROOFED NOW! • LAWNS MOWED / PURINA FLY iPRAV FOR FARM STEHMfillHaLSPIHNER Makes tor fiole Drivlag— 1.95 Lubricate Chassis— Change Oil > Floral Tapestry $119 ALL t y p e s o f w o r k BUILDINGS. Two eapllceNenf e yeet BALL BEARING III Hie bent. Parfetag to easy. Chriaii AROUND THE HOME SKATE Plated Ooiepp —•• TEL. 2-0348 Celerlul 1// • Brocqtelle $129 Plastic Eaeb- .49 MTO TROIBLE UMP SUNOCO ^^HIRL-FOAM^ Here at Old Colony you c^an choose beautifully styled sofas WHEELS . . . covered-toorder in your individual choice of new and CHOOSE Plugs late your preeeal Ogoreite Lighter Fite PraettrOlly YOUR CRANKCASE • Kid Mohair' $159 ■ lovely fabrics . . . at prices you would consider bargains AU Mokee el BedMt‘ leag eaeagb Cord le teach Boiler Skatda CHANGE TRANSMISSION ANb DIFFERENTIAL J for oven ready-made sofas. Shop and compare! WITH Each GEARSHIFT HUS oresod aay port cl cor. Aagle Stood Tore Thoa ee It ihiafwt iha light Your Wheels Balanced Will Budget Terms Available- CONFIDENCE .39 .Where Yea Need It — 1.98 Save Many Miles of Tire Wear. A Visit To Our Large Dis­ CLEAH-IP THE M l W IE D play of Beautiful Memo­ We Feature Socony and Sonocp Products Ilf hmsws BRAMDS BOAT SEATkfJofXO^ KILLER rials Will Convince You 1- 5 1 5 7 JOHNSON’S Eoelly elaapa a eay j|k MHU MOfkAMlimASS That You Cannot Buy a Beat Treated Hardwood By Sirs. As m Cabot D IA L 5501 CARNU with Bleel Braces ’Aheohialy EUb DoadaUea. Fourteen inches of crocheted la- And Your Car Will Be Called For and Delivered! Better Memorial Anywhere PULL shaped a Bl toe bach ^ ChlchweeA Petoaa tvy. Beg- cinesa are noade trebly handsonae , Commercial Vehicles May Be Serviced On Sundays. juiMiin PINT Per b ta a a CeaUert by the one and one-half inch Irish COLONY FURNITURE CO. HOUSE .59 weed. etc. PeeWeily alll eel At Any Price. “rofe#’' of tbs design. It uakM B 4 EGG BOXES PbMs Cea- tarie' l a w gt mU. Ibe • «e. BROOMS poctly whsa perfect centerpiece doily to um un­ AT-PRESENT WE HAVE A GOOD *A WAYSIDE Fftirniturr Store. . 3 Minutes Ha a Uta. •ai4a WW Weel M U N n a der Wf bowls of rosea or other MANCHESTER Woa feet Bgklf leeeaaeeded top mid-summer fIowe.rft,._____ SUPPLY OF TRUCK TIRES. from Hartford's Main Street'* $ 3 .2 5 $1.25 toedlag Heaa and Q O To obtain complete crocheting Gordea PukBcattine. inatnictinns for the Rose Doily MEMORIAL (Pattern No. 5157) send 15 cents lit coin plus 1 Cent postage, your Complete ■ M / t' f B r t ; D 0 f N FREEiPARKINQ for your car. either in COMPANY name, addreoa and - tbe pattern COOK'S lot beside Old Colony Restaurant or In the Homefumiahera number to Anne Cabot, The Man- tear ot Old Colony Furniture store. 4- Atanettl, Prop. Feed Store cheater Evening Herald, 1150 Ave. fX>IL PCARL AMD HAUUSON 681 MAIN ST., Amerlcafi, New York 19, N. Y. nrncBTH 56 (Xm 'ACt STREET TBLEP.UONE 7711 You'll find dogena of vacation MANCHESTER crocheting, *' knitting and embroldi SERVICE STATION TBUEPHONB 77S7 OR I20T ering demgna In the Anne Cabot MANCHESTER GREEN TELEPHONE 5501 OPEN TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 P. M. t e l e p h o n e : 6 7 7 1 Album as Well iks eight pages of 0|t«a Sundaya. lU PU m TO R lS free instructions for gifts. Send for 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE! Boy Dtrecl and 8av« lloaejl your copy. Price 15 cents. 776 CONNEGTIGUT BLVD.. EAST HARTFORD, Al ihe Bridce. . .PHONE 8-0142 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAN^ffiSTER. CONN- THURSDAY, MAY 28.194« PACE SEVEN llANCRESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CUNN, THURSUAT, M AI 23, 194» Mfin BIS tire A A having tickets may fhake sonality.” All of the members of Music Listed their returns by calling either Daiiec to Be Held^ Cilater's band are ex-, ervlcemen.. WASHING MACHINES Boilers and Chimney« Rail Managi^nieiit 2-0639 or 6442 after 6 o'clock. A A There wrlll be five door prises REPAIRED AM. MAKES Accuser Must Confront YOUR 'POPPY Jev^sh Appeal, members will report on tickets at By Marine League given away during the evening, Iff Vanra* Bxperteneoi Vaeuiun Qeaned N-B-P Strike Rationing News the meeting of the gfoup at Whlt- 'ilie door ' prizes will bo a pair of lludge Used by Town . IS rO < 1C DOUBLE ' For Banquet RsManfftNa Rfftaat . Negoti^torB Called on Memorial library tonight. nylon hose. THIS YE A R .. Results Good VAN CAMP BROS. Froijt Quiet Defendant in This Court By Stanley Cnitc, State Director Due to inability to obtain the ne­ The Frank J. Mansfield Detach­ A. BREWER To White House Fred Werner Announces cessary, beef the chief course In the ment, Marine Corps League, will The sandal la the most ancient Telephone t ff94ff or t-V248 Telephone 5244 Called Health Menace menu has been changed from fillet hold a dance at the American Le­ ty)>e' of footwear. Re)iiprt of Progress Onnectlcut people will be able * It more* profitable to use grain to mignon to turkey. Osano wlH cater gion Home tomorrow,evening at Twd Meetiiigo in (,on- (Continued from Page Oae) Program for Testi­ Mu But PTeed to obUln more meat In the near i fatten cattle and hi for the dinner. 8;30 to augment their building nection With Walkout future, but less meat a few months ^ o u ld quickly torpedo our effort* monial for Priest fund. There will be danclitg from State Official Reports Hurled Beneath Auto; % hotel suite of A. F. WTiltney, pres- Full Qm D Great now. a i a result of the/gov- /to ship grain abroad, 8:30 'til 1:00 to the music of Art ' E^capea With Bruises j ldent of the Trainmen's brother- from Heart Atlaek Fatal It Capable of Spread­ Scheduled Tomorrow ernment's action *ast week In- | Lifting of price controls from The musical program arranged Custer and his "Band With a Per­ : hood, and Alvsnley Johnston, head At a meeting of the United Jew­ creasing tha ceiling prices on eat would also deal .a serious by Fred Werner for the teatlmonial ing Disease; Was Used . .Mra. Catherine Diibis, ol EaN : of the Locomotive Engineers, Hartford. May 23 -OP- tjulet grain. This action, worked ou^l blow to the entire price control Bridgeport, May 23—(J*)—Ernest street, was arrested on a eharge I Steelman told reporters: ish Apptul/6f Manchester commit­ dinner for Rev. James P. T((nmina, To Raise Crops Today marked the Pratt 4- Whit- | Jointly by the Offlce/^f Economic |program. This is all the ir.ore ap­ N. Morris, veteran employe of the of reckless driving following an "I came to have a final talk with tee, at the home of Chaimian W il­ pastor of St. Bridget's chunto-^d Bridgeport Brass Co., died sudden­ n>y, Nlles-Bement-Pond company i Stabilization, the .Department of |parent when we remember that the dcrldent involving her automo­ . the gentlemen before Ihsy see the ly last night after suffering a liam /Horowitz, 139 East Center Agriculture and O PA becatoe ef- : average person spends as much editor of The Clatholic TrSnscrl; The Water Committee of the bile and a motorcycle at 8:30 strlfeb,^ which completes Its 10th i ' president." money per year on meat aa he does eart attack while working in the I Refuses to Answer QndBttons stt^t, on Tuesday night. It waa fectlvc May 13, Saturday evening at the Masonic Beard o i Selectmen will meet Mon- this morning at the Center week tomorrow'. j on cldthluR- Higher meat prices gtodhn of his home. As assistant P l A Y Steelman was asked whether he announced that 63^4 of Manches­ In making this grain" price ad­ Temple was announced today by The motorcycle was driven by I would probably result in demands works-iitanager of the plant he did dajr night to conaider a two-way T\\'o meetings in connection with i i carried any new proposal trt the ter’s quota Is nbU’ In the hands o f justment, the government was the chairman of the Mancheater William Diteherson of French the strike Wl|l be held tomorrow. by worker* for higher wages. much ^ the work of converting ertaia In connecl^n with the town * j two brotherhoods bettering the 18 the treasurer of the committee. faced with two aUematlves^ either i AA committee. The Manchester road, Boltoiv a carpenter. The In the afternhon, ropreaentativo.s | POPPY DAY Laat year, we experifenfced a the Bridgeport Brass Co., over to SAFE- aawag;e diaposal a^s^em. ; 1-2 e<^nt hourly boost offered by ’ A letter was read from the Na­ continue encou'raging the t^ed- | A A is tendering the dinner for fon e of the collision threw ttie of management ^Tll meet with the ■ IHf AHLMICAN UCION AUXU.IARV. similar meat problem as a result war productowj. He was recently Mr. Trtiman yesterday. He declin­ tional Headquartera, indicating the Father Timmins because of his One problem ia the lonB dlacuaa- motorcycle rider under the ear. State Board of Mediation and Ar- I grain to cattle In this coun-1 distribuWrK By establishing named superlntbedcnt in charg»- of serve j^mtr ed comment on this add refused urgency of the appbal, In calling •• meat for our own use; or . . «» deep interest In A A for a number ad project for expanding the ra­ 'The acriflent was investigated bltration to di.scuss basis for re- ' try. the removal of aIrS(;ar equipment pacity of the town’a aewitge dia- to answer any other (juesitons. attention to the (ict that If every to le of our grain overseas o f years and because of the great and the Vompletion of^kll govern­ by Officer William Scully. suming negotiation.s wlvti the CIO penny of the one hundred million B a l^ foods pbahl plant and Increasing the ef- The Whlt'e House aide called at to feed, •tliK.,8iarvlng people in Eu­ sumptitm of these controls this amount of help he has given the ment orders so that tliX^mpany Mr. Diteherson escaped with union. The company had declined the hotel at 10:30 a. m. ieji.t.i. A Publir Records dollar goal wa* expended for food local group since its organisation flcieney of the filter f.yaterh so to attend a meetlmr seVeriH, days rope Snd A^k). In this situation, year ahould. be effective In accom­ might resume peacetime py^uc- that the'^ town will cease its pres­ bruises. few minutes earlier Johnston and for the oha, tnilllon, four hundred there was really- no choice. If about a year and a half ago. tion. He leaves his widow ahd. a from the ago with the lioani and the lihion. thousand Jews now remaining In plishing the same result. Some in­ ent polhitih - Europe It would actually mean 20c Overture from "Poet and Peasant” river. ' n I ions In greater Hartford have hceh\ reporters what their decision will Wanrentee Deeds World affairs, she mhst do every- cently bV the news from the DO- A atUl more ^ m ed iate problem, be on the 18'a cent wage proposal. The Williams OH Service. Inc., a day per person. A/^lualJy toU fig ­ thiiVg she can to securcNihe peace p.nrtment of Agriculture, which Suppe. called to a meeting by .lanios C. ure must be reduced due to the Mississippi Suite ___ Ferde Grofe raiaed within the past month by | “ 'f General Embargo Readied to Elenton L, Whitcomb, property by fighting the greate.st e h ^ y of nnounced thgt, In the- first week NATIONAL Eagan, president of the Pratt * need for rehabilitation and re-e's- Father of Waters concerted action o f the State Whitney union. Mr. Kagan said A general embargo on railroad on Bilyeu road. peace: famine. \ of its operation, the new Siaughter- Board of Health and the local Obituary freight was readied meanwhile by The Williams Oil Service, Inc., tabll8hing the Jewish people of The Increase In grain prices prit’e^ ing order had succeeded In tnereas- HueKleberry Finn the purpose was to discuss "police .•■'W health officer. Dr. D..C. Y. Moore, | the office of defense transporta­ to Wilbert N. Baldwin, property Europ^so that they may have the means that it will now be morX', ug by 12 per cent the amounts of Old'Creole Days interference with picketing snd the t?' opportunity of living as "human br­ Mardi tSras concerns the town's diaposal of i recent abridgement of union tion for prompt use if nectssary. on Hilliard atreet. profitable for farmers to sell their being slaujjjitered in our Y a t.firit National Fruits and aladge from the sewage treatment | This information came from an The Willlama OH Service, Inc., ings once again. grain aa grain, rather than feed­ lar^-feder.ally-inspcRted slanght- Modern Medleys , rights" at Pratt & Whitney, .\.\'i;V ^urt- Daliiege testifying In the Frank case. Vagetablas are purchased plant. Deaths ODT official. to Francis P. Toman, property on Th* chairman urged the com­ ing It to fatten livestock. At pres­ er hous>,<). which supply the bulk of Kreisleriana ,A tt. by Le\v White j Only Mingle Picket On Duly Waa tsad as FertIUser' A t the White House, Ebsn Bilyeu road. mittee members to renewylheir ef­ ent. our supply of grain is ' so Connecticlit’a meat. Ave Maria. FRESHER intha first place and Prague The pntcliees of president of the American Bar A»- forts for the remainder of the Ust Of Speakers In the past, this sludge has been Mrs. Mary Jane W alker At the plant thi.s morning, only Ayers, the assistant press secre The William* Oil Service, Inc., limited that it la impossible to This is s' sizable Increase, and kept that way by the most a single picket was on duty for, fronti: " ' defendant 'and witness ‘locnition, visited the Peoplc'.-i Superior Q>urt Judge William J. spread over some 20 acres of town Mrs. Mary Jane Walker. 80. wife to James McEvoy Carey, property; drive, which ends on May 31, by meet overseas relief requirements I do not auppoi*^ that we can hold modern refrigeration meth­ Court tiiaf of Karl Hermann ' that he had Shea will bf the chief speaker at owned land north of Olcott street of Abraham Walker of 230 Wood, moat of the time. Few workers en- ' invnr; iilv provides a diSnatie jim- no Idea what presidential plans on HlHiard street. I Ps.ving a personal visit to everyone and still feed all the livestock In this each week. . 'N, Last year saw ods known. "Garden cii:pnass Frank. Smith ctTmmcnl)‘d: ! the tesUmoiilal dinner. Others on and adjacent to the disposal plant, bridge street died today after a tered the shop, which, the union mint in ti nl.s of iieniiK'lyi'C'Utt.^. The Williams OH Service. Inc., j who has not yet fhade a contribu- this country. .Since enough grain variations from weeksjo week and "W e do not have that system i might be should the brotherhood the speaking program are a mem­ and flavor are assured when and has proved an excellent fer­ long lllneaa. She had been a resi­ reported, now has run out of oil. i set up l.itely in Kmope ti< H^mdle to John M. Dubeskl, property on tlon. and whenever poaalble, re- Is not available for both purposes, 1 imagine that we wilK,find that in Am erica, hut .Justice .lackson leaders fail to report, or reject the ber of the burton A A and Miss Ila you buy these delicious tilizer for crops growm for the dent of Manchester for the past Railroad workers have declined to . the Judieinl oveiload .stomiH[ng centpromise. Bilyeu road. ^ questing a reebnilderation upwards we miKst now face the fact that true this ye-ir, too. But we will, I fnnn war ennii.unl prosorution.^ m il I both wi're impn-sscd with ' Phillipa associate executive direc- town's alms house under the sup­ 56 years. . run oil cars through the picket The Williams OH Service. Inc., I on the part' of others who have al­ several times aa nwny people can think, find that meat is read ily heellh-filled crops cf t!')e Such 11 court diUers from the'-. .It as an excellent m anner of ex-; The ODT official, who asked not to« of the National 'Committee for MBAHI VB SB TAB U n ervision of Superintendent Ernest •She is survived by three sons, lines. to Joseph A. Suprenant, property j ready contributed. be fed with grain for direct con­ returning to the regular channtjs ^ 4 o 4 0 d nation'soutslanding grovrars. usual oil) in that imi.-t of it.id be sent either to WUliam fred K; Williams, rector df St. In April, however, Warren S. R., all of Manchester and one sis­ torneys prepaied for a test ease in The Williams Oil Service. Inc., livestock products derived from By protetcing the wholesaler, CWBBAL In Czt'cho.’-.loviikia, w h cio ^o n ip 8.- cned'-Jh<; trial of Frank, accused The (freight) embargo will be Many's 'Bptacopal church, will give GRAPEFRUIT SEaiO NS Scott, et^neer for the State Board ter. Mrs. Katherine Taggart of [ West Hartford town court Mon­ to Leo J. Kayda, property on Bil­ Hpfowitz. 139 East Center street the retailer and the consumer, the Fm /rS. VEGFrABlSS 000 sn; pectod collahnratrira. were perpetriitor of the Lidice nia.s ordered within a few minute* after the same amount of grain. • Start baby ri'ghf—on Heinz of Health, inspected the sludge Manchester; Jilao six grandchildren day. when Lewis A. Kingsbury, yeu road. or Treasurer, Sidney Ellis. 113 new strongly-enforced meat con­ the myqqation and benedfetion 'will 16 OZ PKG 3 3 « ordered to tiTol. the people's court s a c r e . the men strike. If they strike, to This rise In grain price.s will be by Rey. Ferris E. Reynolds, pas- ‘ and found that it was capable of and three great grandchildren. I publicity representative of the un- The Willlama OH Service, Inc,,' East Center street. trol program should go a long way Pre-Cooked Cereal Food! pre.sident Is a pmfe.i.iional jiulR* , The t.Tfl\gray-ha,li ed defendant I'l sure the movement of essential mean that a good many cattle and tor of the'-Second Congregational harboring and spreading di.>iease, so She was a charter member of the ; ion. will" he tried on a breach of the to George E. Gordon, property On toward beating the black market FRESH CREEN BORIDA WAXED but- the otlv'r four nieinhers arc becam e ai'cirStomed to such accii- supplies by as many trains as may hogs which farmers were hold­ Three choice grains are CAUUFLOWER that even the crops grown from It Order of Maecabbccs. : peace charge. Mr. Kingsbury was Hilliard street. S l i d correcting the meat distribu­ church. just coll.'ll h-ntiou.s citiZ' ii.s. satipn.s a.s; be running." ing for slaughter later In the year blended by an exclusive might be dangerous to health. i The funeral will be held Satur­ i arrested Wednesday as the union ■ The Williams Oil Service, Inc., i tion snarl, which has deprived so With approximately 400 reserva­ 12-OZ PKG 3 5 * Dr. Moore Writes Letter •In "confronting," a witnes.i nr- "Frank. I sa'v'you in Lifliec the He also said the ODT e ill act to Francesco Farldoni, flroperty, National Troops will be killed within the next few tions in the hands ot. the commit­ CUCUMBERS day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the ' endeavored to force a showdown many of us of our legitimate share Heinz process that makes Dr. Moore, in his capacity as cuslng a dofendiiiil i:-i ordered liy m e f’oic of .Iiiiic UKsl912 " up a list of commodities to which weeks, and this will mean an im­ tee it is expected the attendance IT. P. Holloran Funeral Home, 175 I in the ruling by Governor Baldwin on Griffin road. of meat in the past few months. this delicious cereal light, the eourt: "Tell him that eye to "Frank, I saw yoh, strike a j other freight carriers must give The Winiams OH ^ rv ic e , Inc., | mediate Increase in the amounts APPLESAUCE town health officer, followed this i Center street and burial will be and State Police Commissioner Ed- Formally Retake will come close to 500. TTie dead­ eye." woman in the faci. " \ ■ preference. These orders will af­ to George E. Eckerman. property i of meat for sale In our local retail i line for returns has been se; for 8 fluffy and very easy to digest! TOMATOES atate finding with a letter to Town ' In the Buckland cemetery. Rev. f ward J. Hickey that the picketing 16 OZ PKG 2 4 * . Defendant and wit ness stand "Frank, I saw > • - K k i c k a fect water and motor freight car- stores. Treasurer George H. Waddell, In ’ Ferris Reynolds will officiate, of home.s was illegal. on Griffin road. ' | o'clock tonight. Non-members of K H H ta —Frsah Cris|>Y ffO'e f;iee to faee oii i ither side of a i-orp.sc.' • ' Tiers. The ■ Willlama Oil Service, Inc., I Cliaiigcliiiii Totlay This Increase In 'meat will only Red (]it*088 A8k8 LETTUCE 2 23< which he asked that Mr. Peterson i The funeral home will be open be temporary, however. By next can now be made of the sludge i for the convience of friends to­ Mr. Kingsbury said today that table The wi'tness lepeat.-i his Frank woukl li.sten uiipa^vt-. Additional orders probably will to Walter A. Newcumb, property | BRUSSEL SPROUTS David Scrivnei. general counsel of ly. w ith a faint look of irritatibit, year, the reduction In grain for PEAS FllliH CAUFORNtA 2 27. X under Immediately, thus eliminat­ night at 7 o'clock. chai'ge. The defendant replies, tc issubd to insure movement of on Griffin road. i (Opnttnned from P *p* Due) ^'ork Returned 11-OZ PKG 3 2 * 1 the United Electrical, Radio and trying to disprove the ,nct us.al;on. then reply: The WjRlams OH Service. Inc., j livestock feeding will result not ing not only the reported health .eeseiiusl passenger traffic by only in less pork and beef of the Machine Workers, had assured the The court lakes into coniKlera- "I was in F.orlfn that m orning to Richard A. Wltham, property > heavilv defend both KungebuUng, I a s p a r a g u s First s f th* Ssasait .CH 25. menace, but odors to which nelgh- j htotor ami sir carriers, he said. better grades, but we w1H also Now you t o p o v a - I local union that the "entire re- lion the conviction with wliicii I'onfcrring v. ith IP tler and couldn't on Canterbury atreet. j 35 miles to the south, and Chang- The Production Committee of bsora had been objecting. This was 'W ould Rule Out Changes find fewer eggs and lesa poultry. ,ndqU.cklyJ^‘Jf^;,ofaUthe : sources" of the national organiza­ have been in Lidice before after­ The Williams OH Service, Inc., chun. But go\‘ernmWit forces easily the Mancheater Red Cross chapter Help Conserve Food! VIUOW TIXAS on May lOtb. Funerals each spcuk.s. Leaders of tne Trainmen and No price increases on thes'e fo<^ O NIO NS 3 tion would be' utilized in behalf of n o o n . " ^ John E. Schllcker, property on | jjoth places— KungchuUng fell is grateful to all those women who the new add *6®* Store food cerefulty. Don't let any Constable James Duffy, sent by Law experts from countries siieh F.ngintors brotherhood* said the products are planned in tbe com­ the teat case and that If necessary "I have no knowledge of the Bilyeu road peart>ndc and to abandon town crop plant­ to Harold J. Getz, property on Bil­ d#r of Gen. Ltu Plao, commander will be greatly appreciated If G e t The bearers were, Frank Denino. change Ilf proposals; there Inis T o n ig h t ^ understandably necessary If they Modi k|r tko M u U 3 >efurUmsHi ValiM A! ing on ttie site. I urc- still stands for the 250,r“ workers who have taken home Peter Quatrocelly, John Allen ami Migh Si bool Art Exhibit. School ! xValrito^n hiTS'Enitoeert'! yeu Road. o f the Commuii'.3te' Northeast are ,jiut Into effect. sioliiri ol The selectmen still have to dis­ (Continued from Page One) ; been no rejection nr approval of .^The Williams OH Service Inc. dre.sse.s or little red sweaters can CORN MUmN MIX Harold Phillips. SUcet Kec 2:10 to 3.15 p.m. and ^ p Whitney, head of the Traint j!>emocratlc Union Army, found on But the purpose of these grain FLAKO cover, ho'lrever, what new’ disposal ; anything .so I'ai ." lie saivl to Herman J. Wagner, property return them hy next Friday, Sbepi. VcUi4e d ! Frseh Lstiff Ittond-^S-ff Lb A v * i Present contract between the captured Red soldiers, demanded price rises Is to make sure that H O M E MAD E. You can't PII eSUST MIX DUCKS can no wbe made of the sludge wlth running the seized mines, A 1 1 F r\ I *1 men. described the presidenUa of- on Bilyeu Road. that the Reds hold both Kucchia- The workroom In the Armors' onil HEINZ weighed the newly-stated terms groups expires May 31. Annual Poppy Sale of Dilworth- newsmen a* ''lesa favorable , 'large quantities will be offered as beat home-made corn from the sewer plant. ■ Cornell Post 102. American Le-' Th* Williams OH Service Infc. ten, 20 mllea north of Szeplngkai, grains, rather than as animal feeds. will be open .through Friday of FLAKORN LOBSTRRS On the problem of expanding which Lewis submitted to the gov­ Agrees Talks Not Deadlocked Auxiliarv than the recommendation of the muffins. And that's the COSN MUFFIN FOWL Pkiwiff, MssHy.- Tanffsr—AR fissa FDR Considered to Joseph F. Llegl, property on and KungchuUng at any cost. The W e need it more for human beings this week, and Tuesday, Wednes­ kind Flakom makes be­ MIX B A B Y lO O D S ALL SIZIS LB 55* tha sawage disposal plant. . and ernment for settlement of the two 1 fact-finding board" previously re- day and Friday (closed Memorial J. B. Warriner, president of the ; Friday. .May 24 Bilyeu R6ad. , order said It was vital that those right now than we do for' heavy cause the ingredients are FOa SMOOTH TIXTUai making its filtration process ■ 100 and one-half months old dispute. Lehigh Navigation Coal Co., and Plantation Minstrel, Hollisti'r * brotherhoods. The WllKams Oil Service Inc. cities be held to prevent govern­ / Day) next week. 10 a. m. to 4:30 Rsostln^—S'-f-S Lb Avff Attack on Japan | animals. the same fine quality you STEAK COD per cent .efficient, it Is estimated Aik Time to Study operators' spokesman, also agreed | street school. 8:15 p.m. This provided for a 16 cent an hour to Howard J> Cody, property on ment troops from reaching Chang­ p. m. FINI RAVOa CHICKENS Although these potential short­ use. A package makes PRISH LB 25* that such plant improvement and They asked for time to study the talks had not been deadlocked, i Public dance auspices Marine increase but with aome changes In Margaret Roaa\ chun. ' ■ ages In meat, eggs and poultry may DiPENDAtLI QUAUrr working rules. 12 to 18 deli(Hous com Orqffs A—Undsr 20 Lbs saipahslon will cost the town water (OontlaiMd froot PagiaDne) all Its particulars, after a full day He said following the close of ; Corps League. The Williams OH Service Inc. Surprisingly Fast Advance . be discouraging to us right now, Baldwin Signs 10 BIIK muffins. Just add egg and FILLET ef HADDOCK TURKEYS department approximately $60,- of conferences with Lewis and his I yesterday’s conference that some Terms Told by Whitney to James Donahue-, Jr., property Cheng’s Army made a surpris­ yet I am sure that none of us would Sunday, May 26 The terms of Mr. Truman's 18 milk. P U S H L8 3 5 * eoo. tack. Hull denied knowledge of negotiating committee yesterday. | published accounts of the nego- 5IemoriaI Ser.-lccs at the _ Center___ on Loomis street. ingly fast advance to Changchun recommend 'a course other than the Hartford. May 23—(/P)—Govern­ any such agreement*. Representatives of the Solid j tiaUon.s were beginning to give ' congregaUonal* chunh at 10:3a cent an hour compromise proposal, TTie Williams OH Sej'Vice Inc. once it had overcome the Com- one we are now taking. We are or Baldwin has signed ten of the And for home-made SPICED LUNCHEOM MEAT quality pic, use FILLET of FLOUNDER Also included In the record, now Fuels admlnlatratlon and Federal | the impresslpn the conferees were .Monday. .Muv 27 1 ‘"Chiding waiver for a year of the to Frank O. Doucette, prbperty on ! niunlsts’ stubborn resistance at faced with the prospect of either bills passed by the special session Flako PRISM L8 35* Mr Sondwkhss closed to further evidence, was * Social Security board also partlcl- j "in a deadlock” anil were "ileli- ; supper Women's club, i ”** iViP w Margaret Road. Szeplngkai. Front line dispatches continuing to eat more and more of the General Assembly which ad­ MINCED HAM copy of the memoirs of Prince The Williams Dll Sei-vlce Inc. ourselves, or of sharing our food journed sine die last Saturday The Water Must Be Boiling ^ About Town pated in the preliminary discus- i nitely at odds." South Methodist church at 6:30. j ^ said the troops averaged more than JACK SHAD KW f ANDWICHI* Konoye, Japanese premier whose slons. \ Warriner said; Monday, May 27-J,me 1 to Ftoimett E. HSyes. property* on 20 miles a day to reach the captr and saving the lives of millions of morning. Included In the measures Harm a crockery taapoL Put in ona taCapooniul of tea ioz aaoh parsosi. BOLOGNA .cabinet fell in October, 1041. PRISM LI 10* * Mr. and Mrs. William J. Shields Lewis' chief demand Is for- a ! "W e haven't made anv answer Red Men’s Carnival at Dougher- i J®" Griffin Road. tal from Szeplngkai Sunday. A l­ people all over the world. As we was an appropriation of $55,000 for Add trash, bubblinq, BOU.INO water. Staap fivo minutaa snd sszvo. of 153 Birch street and their son By Konoye'* account, he press­ seven per cent levy on the opera-. y «t to any demands of the min- ty lot. ! ™ The Williaths OH Service Inc. though they were American-train­ all know, this is now one world, expenses of the special session. Still ed peace nagoUations with the FIAKO William, who has recently re­ tors’ payroll to build up a union ; ei s. We will do .so at the proper Thursday, .May 80 | p a n e ls the f l ^ r e Mr. Trij- to Angelo pjemco; property on ed and American-equipped, they not a planet on which there exist to be s l^ e d by the governor are United States in good faith. How­ PIE CIIUST M IX turned from the ETO, spent laat Iun5. to b . ; j . Loomis strebt. had to travel much of the way scores of separate worlds which bills creating a State Aviation FRESH NiL-nVE week in Lansing, Michigan, visit­ ever, the prince quoted Foreign controlled exclusively — by_ his i "How we will do It, what way. i a.m. .strike settlement last winter, The W lnianis'QH Service Inc. over fough mountain roads. Lack­ have no interdependence. I f ■we fall commission and a commission to Minister Matsuoka of his second ing their other son Edmund and at what time, will depend bn cir­ Saturda.v, ,lunc 8 The president conferred for more to BarUtolomew J. Dpwllng, prop­ ing motorized equipment, they ad­ to fight famine in foreign lands, revise the general statutes. cabinet as expressing conviction in United Mine Workers. their daughter in-law Frances. It cumstances over which we have Summer dance of Pine Civic As­ than two hours with representa­ erty on Loomis street. vanced afoot, with horses drawing we cannot escape being touched by LARGi EGGS GRADE A Krug told a news conference rKa.'W "!*” '’ is the first time the brothefs have May, 1941, that President Roose­ no contnpl," he said, declining, sociation at Britlsh-American club. tives of the two brotherhoods, the The/Williams OH SerVlqe. Inc., their supply and ammunition ve- Its effects In years to come, here velt ‘Vas apparently determined last night that Lewis had made carriers and then representatives in the United "States. seen each other for more than two known his demands, although he however, to sav what the circum­ Tuesday. June 18 to Kenneth A. Beebe, property on hiclez. years. to *nter" the European war High school commencement at of 18 other rail brotherhoods who Loojtnis street. v They reached KungchuUng late May Ask More Time indicated that the mine union stances would be. BROOKSIDi .°)49- COPFRE State tlveater. also are asking higher wages. The ^ e Williams OH service. inC., Tuesday, quickly" captured it and Some of our meat packers have S i U M Chaimian Barkley (D^Ky.) chief had'presented only s gener­ A number of the conferoes had t^art Away .lOO-PmiiHi Safe , Hollister Street .siliool Com­ carriers and the 18 brotherhoods tp' Bernard A. BentleyXproperty riy yesterday had pushed seven suggested that we might solve the called the committee togetner to­ al wage and hour proposal. The Indicated that any .settlement HOMiLANO mencement id morning. Buckland accepted the White House compro. on Canterbury street. m illion north toward-Changchun. meat black market problems by day to receive the.se documents coal operators* have been protest­ reached In th>. bituminous discus­ Sprio^me Ibahixeir Los Angeles—(,Pi—D. S. Mur­ In afternoon. mise at once. The Williams OH Service, Inc., Th^.^ captured Fankijatun. 16 ' lifting the ceilings from all meat 4nfOUlt6ftOCFi^ formally and to net oxy a auggea' ing since their negotiations with sions in Wa.shtngton probably QAROCN-FRESH VBOETABLES dock, owner of a veterinary hos­ Wednesday, June 19 On leaving the Whita Houses to Herbert F. Meier, proper^ on miles south of Changchun, short­ prices In this country. In the face tion that it re_quest Lewis began March 12 that he would set a pattern for their own AND FAMOUS IVORY lALT TEA pital. reported to police that bur­ Barnard school commencement Whitney and Alvanley Johnst^, Griffin road. V ly after nodn yesterday and reach­ of the shortage In meat which we TEA BAGS « 30 days to complete negotiations. glars broke in without detection would not talk hours and wages in morning. Green school in after­ president of the Engineer^ broth­ The Williams Oil Service, ln\, ed the oulskfrta of the capital a are now experiencing, and which 4 '4V Only Fine Quality Gives Fine Flavor by a night watchman and carted The currvfft deadline pet by Con- until he got a commitment on the noon. erhood. obviously were onhfppy to Raymond W. and Elizabeth v- we will experience again later on. gre.ss i.s June V. The invcstiga'tion few hours later. PINAST TOAAATO avyay a 500-pound safe containing benefit fund demand. Cold Storage Friday, June 28 about the offer but said they Baker, Jr., property on Griffin \ Meanwhile, other (elements, ad­ It must be clear by now that lifting $700. There were 300 dogs in the began last No\y^l5. The secretary of interior—who Special Town Meeting at High give It further constdarattoff. toad. price controls from meat would 'Hie committee last March' re- vancing from the eaSi and wsat, hospital at the time, he sighed— f j J ^aswas selected to operate incthe mines After three months;'an egg yolk School hall. They returned to thrijf hotaL The Williams’ OH Service, lnc„ pushed within 17 miles tit, Clhang- mean an Immediate skyrocketing but obviously not a watchdog ^ 000-word statement |j,y virtue o f'h is office as solid .Monday, July 8 gave reporters their ‘‘unfavorabta’* to Daniel E. SuUlvan. Jr., proper­ In the price of meat. KBCHUP exposed to a temperature below chun to complete a samhclrcle among them. from S tin ^ n covering his r®col-1 administrator— said it was appraisal, and than, with suitcaaas among 34 degrees will be fresher than one Community Vacation School ty on Hilliard street. around it. If controls tyere lifted, the equit­ lection oF events preceding Pearl opens at South church. in hand, left for the depot, intent miAtT “ very possible that , the govern­ exposed for a week at 57 degrees. The Willlanul OH Service, Inc., Casualties Only 800 '' able distribution of meat' would Should Cdinniend (Him Chewing Harbor./ In it, Stimson said the ment’s position on all the prin­ on catching the next train for their to ctoarles W. Haid, property on become an impossibility. Even Tu told a press conference In president’s "w a r cabinet" reached ciples (involved in a new contract) headquarters In (Tleyeland. While Hilliard street. mto;e disastrous perhaps would be the in clu sion at a meeting Nov. Szeplngkai last night that govern­ ■Fuvors NEW! IMPROVED! Chicago — i>P) — Youngsters 1 can be decided before Saturday waiting for the train, they were The Williams OH Service, Inc., . the^ damage done to the program "V PEANUT BUTTER 28"^I0 days before Pearl Harbor ment casualties thar* were only should be commended, not scolded, | night.” \ called to a telephone, which John­ to Charles S. Meannan, property \ fo r foralgn relief feeding. .Unlimlt- THE I-ytoat the United States should 300— one-tenth the number tha for chewing gum In school says Executing Contract Difficult UNCLS SAM'S CREDITORS ston later descried as a call from on Loomis street «d prices in livestock would make THING* j .intervene with force if japan mov- Communists had claimed thsf in- JOAN CAROb-ff PLAIM -« MIOARfD Dr. Ge’oyge CYane, ps>'chologist and Krug' said, however, that "the the White Houge. T h e twq then Harry A. Hanson to W illiam H. ^ed against British or Dutch terri- m nicted. writer. He toliT a ' Cook county executioi^, of a contract within atest available Treasury told newsmen ^ e > were returning Felber, . property on Northfleld ' tory in south Asia. Gen. Pal Chung-Hsl, meanttms, teachers Institute that gum chew­ that time would be very difficult.” figures show (hat banks te their hotel and would see Mr. street. ! The so-called war, cabinet was L Truman In (h* morning. flew from Mukden to Peiping, cn DOUCHNUTS ing “ grind.«i off" the nervous /fen- I hope that if an accord can be Alphle D. Glngras et al., to Le- composed of Hull. Stim.son, Sec- own the biggest percentage An official of the two brother­ route to Nanking for conferences. KYBOCOFFK sUm of city life and that a stfek of retarV of the Navv Knox, Gen. ! »’enched on the things that make a | land V. Carlson et al., property on of the U. S. public debt. hoods, decUning use of h|e narbe, Byron road. It was reported unofficially that * Makes CtMcstots k * Crooni For Only 27c • Quart Naw England's -moit _ _ gum given to each school ^ child George C, Marshall" and Admiral contract appear certain, the work- ! popular Celfoa. l.^g R“ M era can be kept on . the job." he I termed “wholly unauthorized’* the The Lincoln Corporation to he may head the new Ministry of would "enable him to work off a Harold R. Stark. ’ M comment made In New York last Wallace H. Allen, property on National Defense. Scianfilically roailad I 4 tremendous amount of energy." 01 ({uestians Drafted added. FED'L-STATE-LOCAL GOVTS. 12%f and ground Ireih at tha DAGO g The administrator stated frank- night by Thomas J. Harkins, di­ Deepwood drive. - . (Meantime, the independent Pei­ TOOTSIE V-M - -i Stimson.m. in ill111 neaiui,health, oiodid noinot ------, recting strike arrangements for lima of purchaia. appear before the committee in ly that without^ the support off the | 33.2 BILLIONS The Manchester Homes Corpo­ ping newspaper, Shlh Chieh J lh , M l DWRCnONS ON TH8 LAML the New York area, that there ration to Vincent E. Poe|>pclmeier, Pad reported that In southeastern [icrson, so Ferguson drafted 6 1 | union leaders, "it is unlikely the j might be “a call for a further de­ COPLEY COFFEE questions in the nature of a cross-' government,can persuade the min- j property on Alton street Jehol province reinforpad. Com­ A ffLUmO FLAKR THAT M A K If $UDB lay," This official said an exten­ coin Corporation to Eu­ Blandsrl for thosa who want the M M King'of C8n-Men examination. On the point of the ! ci’s to go back" or to stay, on the . The Unc munist troops were attacking tha TRIPU-HinRED basil Flavor lealad in naw J I) INDIVIDUALS 24% sion of the current etrlkc truce gene W. Freeman, property on suburbs of Chaoyang. It said the Nov. 28 meeting, the Michigan ! job after the truce ends Saturday. [ was not idiscussed at the confer­ vacuum lin i ' ' . ^ ~ Deepwood drive. commander of National - troopa DRIP OR RIOULAR GRIND senator asked whether the war Lewis,, meanwhile, was keeping: ences with Mr. Truman. BLU-WHITE cabinet’s advice was "accepted and his own council on what he tntend- Anna M. RuaaeU to Horace D, there had asked for telnforce- FORBcniMptmnr did it become our governnierit ed to do. As in the threatened rail | Bromley, |)fop*rty Deepwood piehts. ■: drive. im o JHRGDDQ) Mfiir policy prior to the Pearl ’ Harljor 1 strike, the ^Smith-Connally -""iwar (A Central New* (government) ' attack?" ‘ i labor dispute act appeared to be David J. and Leontine M.- Beau agency dispatch received in Pei­ BLCACMKS cottons, linaiis^riertevas stubborn I.S Honor Guest regard to Charles E- L'Bsperance, ^ CiMMfdaif Q%ooMf SaoUufd ^ Stimson wrote in reply that "it ] an unknown factoriln the picture, ping ' said OornmunlaS trooops stains such as’fruit, ink, madicinai scorch has always been the fixed and per- I This statute provides Jail sentences property on Bowers atreoir. Ctoarlaa E,, L’Esperance to Alex which had captured Pehplao, 20 and mildew. Cleans linoleum, anamal. manenrpolicy of the United States | and fines for encouraging a atrike Al Shower Parly lOUCATO. CACKHS Ml ncG 2 0 * Jarvla, property on Bowers street. mUea northeast of CSiaoyang, had H I-H O SUN8HINI OIACKIRS u if k q XI* CRAX j government to defend itself and its ; in an industry taken over by the Brifhtana tila. Sherwood G. Bowers to Francis withdrawn after a apeclal cease­ FINAST 27 02 riN 14* : poasession.s." (The military view goverjiment. Union officials con- K R IS P Y CRACKMS - MfNSHINI u if x o 1 9 * SAUERKRAUT A shower for Miss Margery P. and Margai^t Wetherell, prop­ fire team arrived yesterday. A O aODOaiZRS garbage pails, rofrlg- was that a' southward Japanese ^ tend it would not apply in cases Schendel, of -187 Gardner atreet, erty on Baldwin road. government representative on the M R S . G R A S S ' itosffl# tmw Mixture pxa Re DOG MEAL oAiNis suiao4 3 * , movement wou^d flank the Philip-, where a walkout has been ordered wim aratora, cooking utonails, toi- was given Monday evening by her Jean M. B. Pitkin to Clarence team accused the Communist RouDOffT oap CAXIS 2 7 * pine Lslands.) before the date of govertiment lot bowls, drains. B E E C H N U T j u n io r f o o d s la iM t lO * CASHMERE » 3 aunt Mrs. Leo Schendel, of 218 W. Larson, property on Adelaide nftembeFSr’HaVlng'dalayed media­ Saying Congres.s had affirmed seizure, but the legal question has TE A OOLORNROfI er HOM8LAND 34c WAX PAPER CUT-RITI —Police offi- Tho olonnsor vrith moM th«n Mf hffweahoJti Mount Canigoo. U7 miles west BCCAU8C or LIHITEO ■UPPtTT|OAPOAP 18 MOT ALWAY8ALWAT8 AVAU^iUAVAILABU urMe * f n. B * *iir* to follow Stimson said, too, that in his M homes rock gently at mooftags in ears ahould amulata newapapar usoa. Sanitisos tha bathroisRi., .^purUUa tha ers of the A FL United Mine Work- o f MarsaUlaa, Pranea a t tlraaa can /RICES S U iX fT TO CHANGE DUE TO MARKET a u a O A T tO N l W alk Tubka atanr 4sy and opinion. Mr. Roosevek Intended to ers JoiHedIBed anthraettaanthraclta operators ope: to- Manilk bay. At a bargain price writing atyla in making wrlttaa laundry.. .daodorlzos tha kitehon. \ * / I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT (QUANTITIES ...... ff«l f U r akaza • ( I ffo to Congress before any attack of fUWO and with a stipulation raporta of Invastlg^toos s6 tha ba aaan by the zesidanta o f that day'In denyinff they nave been city, although tha noounUln la M ii I n d iB taa! on the jiapanese. , stymied In efforts to frame a new against commercial usa or raaala reports wiU be clearer. City At­ actually below the bortzon. Ra- contract and avert a strike of within a year, ihe Foreign liquida­ torney Tbomaa L- Kelly of Sala- Adveraffse ip T b e H efiild— -il P«v» fracUoB o f light zays eauaaa U a RMp. mm m A 1 PMICITT 88.. PASSAIC. JIISET • 7S YCABS IN B8SMIS8 [ , , ... ------OM9 'Ot. _ . JPuUets .begin laying eggs when Pennsylvania hard ooal miners. tion commlaaicn aeU th lRi high- manea ieUd lairi aigbt at a F B I t S v w illff Itotuld I about six months old. . Thomas l^annedy. aecretary- fA Hv* In. school for area poUpemen. phenomenon. k m ' ■ 1 - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALDrMANCHESTER, CONN,, THURSDAY, MAY 28,194f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CUNN„ THURSDAY. MAY 28,1946 PAGE EIGHT • t ...... A . . . " ■ ' J ■ [the highest rank a cub can attain Fogg officially presented tee Pack madman who Uvea and functions j Civic-Mualc Aaaorlntlcn will ae'l New Voters Webelos Budges and ia comparable to tee Eagle (Charter for the year to the Rev. Prelimmai^ Outline W T i ^ i v s e $%THT— 12S« flanri^^atpr only for conquest, , J ^>-om year to year, without Policemen of Town Seen I . 1 ' Badge in scouting. Reclpwnts Clifford O. Simpson, representa­ 2. We do not consider Russia ^qny apirilpti orRanlz-atlonal effoi t Are Made Here WD r 'c — I860 Today’s Radib« ON8— 1410 A r e W o n l>V L u b s were Douglu AUensnd can Pan- tive of the Pack Sponsor, Center * ciera, members of Den No. 1, Mrs. Congregational church. CELLO i £aTtttn9 iferaUi a nation nourished in a creed and onMIs own part. I^.st year, how- /4s llighesl Paid, in State Of New Clw ter Ready ^testem DoyUgbt TInse ------Ernest Panciera, Denmother.* The June meeting will be a pic­ V PUBU8HBO BT THS tradition of offensive war. everN ueie seems to have been an i^noteer atep forward in the This ia the third auch award nic held Sunday, June 16, at 2 p.m. TOMATOES FIRM, RED-RIPE PKGS h k k a U ) p r in t in o (XX me. The fifst ses.sion for making progreta of recently reorganised made by Pack No. 4 this month. at Center Springs Park. All Pack S. AdmittlnR Ru.ssia's to'iigh- asaumpllqn that this < ondition Hale; W TH T— Professor <}uiz; II BlaMlI $27.1 to Cspt. Herman O. Schcndel. voters Was ...... held last— . night with th: , 4:00 W DRC — House Party; • Chib Pack No. 4 was noted at tha Harold Carloon, formerly of Den No. 4 familtea arc Invited. Each nesa anb Bums Show. WBCtt—ter, Co»n. and one of $2S0 to Capt. William scleplnicn and towm clerk in the News; WTHT - Jack Berch; monthly meeting at Ontep church No. 2 waa awarded hla Webelos family la requested to bring Its NEW SOUTHERN THOIIA8 rn toosoN most liiglily paid puilcemcr. In Con- brother Pvt. Francis Henncquln, Cliairilian\of ReviBioii ■VTIC—Bsekstege Wife. 7:45— W ONS—Inside of Sports. lieve Rusaia's objectives are 11m-^ isatlonal effotl w hs slackened, tjniion. I town clcrka office. The session was who was able to get home to the ^ laat night in the award of two at the recent Scout Court of Honor. own box lunch. C\>Id drinka and Muiastr nei tlcut. it is oclicved. as' a result 4:15—W T H T — Music Hall; 8:00— WDRC— Suspense; WONS Pound«4 Octbb«r t, IWtl ited, not unlimited. ' and sonic decri> a^ n mcmbci sliip of the new wa-.^.- adjuslmenta glv- The iflat rale pay for sergeants from .1:00 to 8:00 p. m. and,dnr4 reception from Ft. Eustace, Va. Committee^ Prepared Webelos badges. The Webeloa la Scout Commissioner Gordon Ice cream will be provided. CABBAGE LARGE GREEN HEADS LB W TIC — Stella Dallas. —Carrington Phtyhouac; WTHT Is made $1.17 an hhnt, pins one >ng that time forty new vterrf A fter an unannounced wedding PuMMted ■ * «r » Bf«nm s Cxoapt 4. Recogniaing that there la | was sorreied as a > w ilt. €>n final approval by the Board of 4:3 » «*clu»i»«iy j would have no victory, and b «ll^ - e.stabllalied, even a gfs.tl an hour Whic h, on a 48 hour week, liahcd The selectmen took the George Alfred Cobb, brother of | Berkowitz, son of Mr. and Mrs. line and draft of a proposed char­ W ONS — Superman: W T H T — with Russ Case’s Orchestra. CALIF.ORNIA-terge Mtitlsd to th# uss ol rspubtlcatloD ol ' ing that _Russia . .is not . inslstipg on j needs enthiisia.stlr selling". adds up to^.820.48 a year. view that since .the aaaessoia are Archie Berkowitz, C3iestnut Hill, ter. Dick Tracy: WTIC—P o r t I a 9.:15—WONS- Real Storlea from Rowland L. Cobb and Robert | The drafting subcommittee la POTATOES Long Whito Washed I V LBS aU BSsrs dlspatcbas ersdited "o •! or not The new pmice pay schedule a I- elected officials. tlv<;i> salaries Columbia. T h ^ o u p le were attend­ Facea Life. Real Life. 10 (IS 65* ICE CREAM otbei^M ereddso in this papti and either this war or on jirtllmlted 1 T h e Civic Music A.ssm lation is Cobb." of Columbia, died' at composed of Richard S. Martin, .so Includes a flWt inerca.se of $.300 should be determined directly by ed by Miss Eva\Berkowitz, sister 5:30 WDRCi — News; Connectl-. 9:30 WDRC Hobby Lobby: also tbs Ineal news putiltshed hers. gains obtained under tJW threat of not only » goo*! thing: it is one of Attorney Jay Rubinow, Attorney OLD HUNDRED PINT. to Chief Samuel Ov (Jordon, one of 1 the town ufeetiiig It-self. Hartforil- Hospital. .Saturday, , of the bridegroom, and Bcmard cut Ek:onKer provoke or stlm- We hope that, by close of busl- Toll of Bahiei Columbia. January 2, 1889. a son with EvC Arden. Inc. South C.oveiilry Iof Frank L. and Emily (Yeomans) ported heirloom lace witns,a man­ This committee has held weekly 8:45—WONS —Tom Mix; WTHT ulate thlLtvar. | ness Saturday night, the anpual 10:00—W DRC— Island Venture; Publiabera KepresenUUtes; The » ! Cobb and lived most.of hla youth tillaiiiiB veilvrii aiiuand Ba traini.o... nearl^twen .meetings eiqce Ita organization In —'*ennessee Jed; WTICI— Froht j WONS—You \Makc the News; ty yards long. Her bouquer\w ns | the early part of the spring and Jullua lUtbews Special Agancy—Naw We/l(meri(ans like to think of membership Has attained the goal Rises lo here. Bc.sido.s his brdthers. he i Page Farrell. W TH T—(Jurtaln Time; W T IC — Tork. Chicago. Detroit and Boalon. Ernest G. l-oD»^-t, .oon of Mr. white orchids. The maid of h ^ r in accordance with a vote of the Evening leaves his daughter. Mrs. Kred ] Abbott and Coatello. Ivea as a peaceful natftn. i President Harold Turkington has ind Mrs. Herman LcDoyt, recciv- wore an aqua green French go\N^ Charter Revision committee 6:00' News on all atatlons. I UEMBER AUlin BUREAU ^.... the wars-we ourselves start-1 s e t-fillin g the high school gudi- (Continued From Page One) Ri.sing of ^Silver Lane, Ea8t Hart- I 10:30—WDRC— To be announced; CIRlTII-ATIONR______edsbis honorable discharge on Sun- with matching hat wfth long maize\has been making a preliminary 6:15—tyU RC — Spotlight op I The Manchester ford with whom he made his WONS—^Uohnny Solek’s Orches­ ed we like to think of as righteous j torium to capacity, stream er and carried maize or- of propoaala to be aubmitted Sports; WONS Jim Britt’s i The Barald Printing Company, h there were 18 women and 10 dajMit the USN personnel separa­ home; two granddaughters and Roundup: Musical Roundup; j tra; W’THT—Baseball Resume; chida. The three floors o( thi? tem- 1 to \he full committee, WTIO-Rudy Vallee Show. aaaumea no ftaandal raaponaibil^ lot wars. j ■ " babies." tion c ^ e r at I.ido B-a* li. I.. I.. .several nieces and nephews. 'He plo, were given over to the affair, l^llmlnary Drsfle Ready WTHT —' Kay-0-(Juir.; W TIC— typograpbleal s.nira appaadnj^n ad- But we are now proposing, by Her two-months-old son, Anth­ N. Y„ after having .served f o r 2.5 was a veteran of' World War I. Emile Cote' Glee Club. • 10 ;45— W T H T — Muelc. eartlaamanta m Th# iraneha«tr Kva- and were completel.v filled with ^ To dqte the committee has com- 11:00— News on all stations. nlng Harald official policy, a complete change ony, is seriously ill in New York months an^two weeks with a ctive Funeral services Were held at frc.shly cut flowers of all kinds.. pleted'h^ preliminary drifts on 6:30 -WDRC -X, Headliners CTub; hospital duty 1n the ^ i f i c theater. Newkirk and Whitney Fiineial the genet^ incorporation provi­ WONS—Answer Man; WTHT— 11:15—W DRC— In My Opinion; in what really has-been the tra­ When the bridal party entered Thuraday, May 23 Connecticut "The baby, is skin and bones, Miss Margaret Jacobson Was home in East Hartford. Tuesday, sions, provlblons for town officers, Music; wriO -H ob Steele: Five WONS — Treasury Salute; ditionally peaceful character of the temple, and all through the WTHT—Music; WTIC—Post- Civic Music like the victini.s of the horror guest speaker at the Tuesday eve­ and he wa.s burled in the West marriage ceremony organ music their nomination and election, the Minute Mystery. American life. We proclaim that camps at Dacliaii.” said the in, nmgning rncemixmeeting 01 of th^ Young ...w...Moth- Street cemetery in Columbia. board of directors, which wlU be 6:45—WDRC—Robert ' T rout; War Economic Problems. In Answ^r'^o A Question and a girts choir singing, filled the 11:30—WDRC—Alvino Rey Or­ the thinga we propose to do are Y ankee fant's father, a former staff ser-i club at the home of Mrs. Mary Bearers were four of l)i* nephews, room with music coming from a the administraji'^ and le^alative News: WONS — Ebay Aces; Frequently, after an editorial; grant of Portland. Me. ' Franz with Mrs. Winifb(H Elliott ■ Raymond and Arthur Cobh of body, provisions regarding the bud­ w n ci—Lowell Thomas.', chestra; WONS—Feeling is Mu­ Bv A. H. o. hidden source. tual; tVTHT—Gems for Thought: Auch gd that of yesterday In which 1 . . _____.... ,\fis Aliheiti .saiii-the baby wa.s co-hostess. Miss Jacobsorl\outUn- Columbia and Frank and Charles Following the ceremony, a re­ get and financial bodies, the library 7:00—W D RC — Myatery 6( the ' of national security. But the fact board, board of education, depart­ Week; WONS — Fulton Lewis, Dance Orchestra; W TfC—Story healthy when she boaidcd the ship the history of the state poliee 1 Rathbun of Hebron. / ception waa held for 2.50 guests in ■ -dlscuas the problem of Amerl ment of welfare, dep^tment of Jr.; WTK3— Supper Club. of Music. IBIs that,inai, no matteriiibiic i how we —v It leems to be getting ehronic and j,mi addedb(|(ic( j thatm ai althoughhiiiiuojjii the m, baby no.,, jjna me the lunciion function 01 of hub this on-...,, aeiviec the other two rooms of the temple, and Ruasia, a pertinent ques­ Burial seryices for Ernest Sc division of (he entertainment COnAGE CHEESE America abould not todkj^engage j Group of the Farm Bureau of ea.sary to hold a .special town | committee Is completed U will be (BAAterii standard— Add One „ . n y . „ d J .p .n .n- Uvh.g ...... ‘ '™ ’ ’ aboard the Vance. reported to the full committee, Hifor for Daylight.) world save the circus, even the NtW, CRISP PURE FORK In a similar kind of prepa>b0 lonn . » U » opp...lnB l-'pi.lnti.r. * " “ * "".I’’" .. Mrs. Fred Moore, Mrs. Nettie six months, to next Dec. 31. and myatery romances with Jim REMEMBER...SATURDAY IS to call isolationists. Once we be­ hospital, ill of quinsy sore throat. and make such reviaiona and isddi- stage production. TO BROIL BAKE or FRY SOUP STOCK Mrs. Evalina Deroala la a patient Feel FAO Could Take Over tiona aa appear desirable. Bom Jon. 19, 1868, Davenport AmcKih'e, to take over Gildersleeve VETERANS "PORPY" DAY lieved In the necessity end inevl- Artists presented by the Association are all of national note in lAflMCC QQe r.,!rnt at Gface hospital. New Haven, Now they feel that the worst" of was only five years old when he th^e on June 16; and "Easy VIII1II02OZEACH LbO o r c.p.bi, »< jovctopix, .nd ^ , to end- it a.s a conces.sion to vn.oj o , attended the wedding on Saturday j Money," a racketeer expose now BACKS ..19* tebUity of war with Germany and following a major operation. Both the emergency ahould be over by 1 mode his stage debut In Philadel­ ing acch power without using it thS^ublic vv-lfare and then take , P^t- medical officers'^and at 2 p. m. of Misa Gertrude M. Satui^aya, to move into the Duffy Japan, and they did not. Now our patients are reportedly making the end of next year and that FAO phia on April, 1871. Slnco that the concert, operatic or movie field. BAKERY Radio Station Tavern time on June 21. ^Bittons arc, reversed. Those ^Iffei^vely. Our policy is stiH bi" silpplies to handle any ordinary ' Nealey. daughter^ ^ saliafaclory progress. could take over. tifiae he haa been active in every T. David Haugh of Manchester -who were ieolatlonisls so far as loosely to have th e _ result of a.s this point ! situation that might occur.'* Miss Anne Dix is spending the The plan to Increase the size and TREATS and Alfred Wright, son of Mrs. \ Plaint Heard fun in preparation for the summer stimulating not only Ruasia but j v"iew was Roni-crned, they were week with her slater. Mrs. Newton extend the life of the Food board To Please tha menace of Germany and Ja­ .Susan -Wright of Park avenue, I Failor of Montcl.alr. New Jersey. day camp oft Sunday, May 26. other natlona to feai- of us, and to prepared to figlH ^n into another in the meanwhile contemplatea no Bid Girl Scouts' pan are concerned are now en­ I East Hartford, at the South Meth­ During the week they will go up t Misa Eleanor Gordon, chairman Headquarters: Your Faiailyl week. odist church in Manchester w-ith I broad expansion* of its powers. (doBttnDed from Page One) gaged la ■ preaching the neceaalty their own extreme prepara tion.s to Maine to visit her niece, Mrs. ^ of the committee, stated teat a bi­ .Alongside this legtxtetive sit­ the Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr., offi­ While it could recommend to Indi­ " To Camp Rally JAN'i PAJf'.fO PtCAM for war. Falloi's daughter, who is employ- cycling group will leave fiom the 14 02 and the Inevitability of war with uation, there was another and ciating. Mr. W right is the j 1 vidual countrica methods for the under British protection, and de­ MANCHESTER GAS COMPANY 687- MAIN STREET ! ed there in a Cancer Research 1 center, near the First National COFFEE RINfi RING Ryasla. We do not believe auch W e belfbve that there is an al- ' more appealing sltiiatlonr*''Hhere Hollywood I grandson of Mrs. Fred Moore, “most effective use of food' re­ manding teat telegraph •tariffs be­ I Laboratory. sources” — that is wide enough to store at 10 sl m. dlirla who can­ JANE PAIK.ER PHIH^ "a war 1* neeessary or inevitable. ternative to acceptance of the in- i was a major slate post smldetily t The choii- is meeting thi.s eve­ tween Bahrein and Busblre be re­ Seventh and qighth grade Girl TELEPHONE 4492 14 0/ i Leonard and Adolph German • cover rationing and other control not go with this group can hike at stake. It was a p«>*l w'lilcn> ning at the First Congregational turned to pre-war d(w esU e rates. Scouts ore invited ^ tee camp FlU fO lUNS FKG W e and the Isolatlonlats of the evttablUty of war witli Ruaaia, | morally speaking, belonged to were week-end visitors in Port­ measures—It would have no power The paper was qboted os say­ out or arrange with their families You don't have lo buy o whole turkey at A&P. S«l*ct By GENE HANDSAKER Church at 7:30 for rehearsal. Also committee to go out to the old for transportation. The camp la JANE .PARKER past war are still a thousand mllea an alternative to lbos« American the Democrats- But It was also _ _ _ at Ihf church this evening plana land, Maine, at the home of their to enforce its suggestions. ing that during the war the Brit­ tha piece or part* you like bMt...buy in the quantity sister and brother-in-law. Dr. and camp site for a day of work and lo(»ted between Vernon oitd Ly- 'W 2 8 ' apart W e stUl disagree, as vio- poticlea which carry the risk that | a post which, legally speaking, H o ll^ o d . There wera Binnie, " lU be t-jrmulated for a vacation Some 15 nations have worked ish had set these tariff* at differ­ PECAN ROLLS ■uitablo ior your iamily nead*. It'* aosy to pr*por*.' tbe Republicans could seize. If Mrs. George I. Geer. ^ ing international totls. dall streets. JANE PARKER ICED lently and completely as ever we . ouraelvea...... ahall ...... share the r e - , Barnes ^ I, sailing recklessly school program this summer of with commodity committees .of The girls will bring their own too...cook lust os you would a whol* turkey. they wished and dared. The Bridge Club met at the An official of Cable ami Wlre- if I t ' around t h r ^ iv s r s a l lot in the' all interested from this parish and the Food board. These might be v .° a * 2 0 ' To be specific, those who did n o t' sponsibllity for tliat wsr Possession of the office of state home of Mrs. Allan Robinson on leosi'^Ltd.. tee worldwide ^ritlab Tu)o Piece hincbeS. There are fireplaces in TWIST ROLLS back of an opelV^edan wlthput a also from North Invited to become full-scale mem­ case they have anything to cook. JANE PARKER, PRUNE riLliO AVG WHOLE 6 LBS. belleye In fortifying Guam against i comes. , compiroucrcomptroller was prrcmiiHprecious uj to iiu*the . . * . ^ driver'a seatl lumbla. Miss Edith Walker of Tuesday. Last week they motor­ bers. Russia is not among them. oommunicattons system, said tb« ed to Riverton, where they had company ofieratea a commercial Miss (Jordon said teat the camp 2 4 ' B R EASTS HALF 3 LBS. LB I Japan are in favor of fortifying That alternative lies in our Democrats. It meant letontUm , ”**^*J**^av^U nicrrll to open- tha Connecticut Council of But a high conference officiSI abjid committee will work at tbe camp COFFEE CAKE I Churches will lead the dlscti.-'.sion 1 luncheon at the Old Riverton Inn radio station at Busbire, which it MARVEL SOUR type Guam, and many other Pacific, and ' own acceptance of the practice o f ! their present sthtus on the 9lnnr.ee ,; mouthed ....-aslar.s, aira,dtrector^sand ste-lie - V_.nuri WiJ* IT-Biv visa? ...... I |uiiv.(lVVit ------Rusaia "would certainly be invit­ Uftleoa it rains The day camp AVERAGE WEIGHT ■ ... .. , . . _ ...... ' Advi.sorv B id a t ' on good programs and materials: Thosei making the trip included also a terminus for three aubms' Atlantic islands as well, against j that collective security wc . . are - Advi.sory Board which has largo „ „ hers, commissary- ed to Join any enlarged board.'* opena on June 4. RYE MEAD 1D‘ control of omergency slate the i.._„u lunch hour. '‘My hangowbrJ ■- : for such'schools. 'Mrs. L.ester Hutchins, Mrs. Gordon Russia is absent from this con­ rine cablet to'India and Iraq. I 'm l i u o n 0 L E G S 5 IBS. PER PAIR LB Russia. AndAna we,w-e, whowna lavwBvfavored j preAcningpreAching to10 Riis.sia.nussiw. The1 uc plain! ' finaiu ea w hile the LegusK-iture is Msnagod bjr Britoa The Girl Scout Rally, postponed finanoea w-hlle the Logisl.-iture Is I'm seeing things!"'things!" somebody 1 The local collection for the Food ! uewellyn. Mra. Allan Robinson, ference. Argentina, th# only oth­ The official sold he beliavqd te< from lost Saturday to next Satur­ DATE FILLED foi;tlfylng Guam against Japan, ( truthblUkU VIof OAlall the relationship be-' XIUI.out vaof OAOteixzii.session. *vIt ««*Is the v'asixvoffice w-hich --...v.. criej ''Emergency Drive which took Horace . Holt, Mrs. John er major grain producing nation AVERAGE WEIGHT staff waa composed of Iraniana, day because of rain, will be held ' to at Ate our position accu— ....—tween_ Rimstan .. _ „ ^..and .■ Americaa m. a..i. ,n la ti,atthat! ' hns has control .of of the anendinaspending of the "^This is the car for the future,” 1 place during last Weak under the | p,-ingle, Mrs. Mason Nuhfer and ! not repreaented, came in late yes- 2!j LBS PER PAIR but “you may be sure" It is man­ at Highland Park, May 25. Mrs. THIGHS ,LB ... $2.50,000 fund which was lommon- Blnnle said gaily. "You'll just ■ snon>o»:^lp of the National Cath- j stoltenfeldt. I terday. That ,bri>ught the confer- rately, not' ip Tavor of fortifying nelther will accept collective se- regarded aa the chief Demm-ratlc aged by a Briton. Alfred Pratt, chairman of tee rally COFFEE CAKE push a button and radar, that's olic Welfare amountcil to 185 cans' Recent vlsllora at the home of I ence roater to 23 countrica and six announced that if there Is rain AVERAGE WEIGHT anything agaihat Russia unless curlty until it is certain that the , p|,,n, „ f the regular 1945 session or 375 'poiin(i8. with a number o f , Robinson were Mrs. I The radio station there is th« it, they'll drive cars by radar! " international organization.#. again this Saturday,'the rally will JANE LBS PER PAIR and until a sincere effort at the other will also accept it. We be--i It is the office w-hlch hac charge Vye had a driver, o f’ course— a donations in form c#Ilonl ior aalad*. POUND • fU * If that is ever done, there " - 1/ 1-. - The Ladles’ A id . Society held a There wUl be no weekly dance underwent an appendectomy at 10 LIVERS OR sAuu to how the erstwhile i.olstlonlst. ] ^ ! bo pie Democratst from external view. ties were read showing a very suc­ Iter C I N ’ T Bte ’’C hV c K E H l b 5 5' caaaorolo or a-la- I to retain the post nf "6f comptrollercc ______plant exchange and silver tea Wed- at Yeomana'^teU according to an a. m. the other day at St. Francis 33’ have come to their change of cessful year. There are 52 mem­ kiR7. GIBLETS rO» Stfv/ LB I prove disinterested. / I provided the Democrats would Inslallatlon of the hand-m ade | nesday '2 to 5 in the announcement'N^m Miss Carol hospital in Hartford. The fether heart and mind,minil, as to why they j hop^tly admit, a ...... dual controls cost about $400, the I rooms of the church w ^ a fine Lyman, prsaidenr'^^f the Coga bers In the club and new members irAd entered the hospital thpt nighU HaM*ck FIII«tSc'J'.‘J.'’.3 9 ‘ Miss Lyman statedv however were presented td Join when the were complacent about Hitler and i chance that wa are completclv would bo tilled by a effect! nten told me, in case you’d'Mllectten of plants to c ooae • — i J chance that w a aie , $tpp„b,|can. a/d also provided the (ike a similar plaything for vour f-rhere was a large numlter of that the dances !wjU b b s^u m ed club resumes its meetings In the Steak c#4 o i r STRICTLY FRESH never about Stalin. But we s U rt-, about .Russia. It is possible, ia r q e S ize Democrats i)(nuld go along on the ' very own: But the ride wasn’t 1 ested flower and plant lover pr the following week and liK J u n e fall. The officers were elected as Mackerel >.19' GRADE "A” ed to explain and try to justify ' stal>h la a madman bent on , legislation before the special ses-! nearly ao exetttng as what hap-: ent to enjoy tlje many vanei the proceeds from those of ^-.the follows; ^rs. Evelyn Wallace, re­ i f Poor beslib is a bondiesp, our own point of view, and wc will that Russia i». like I Sion. ' pened to the car after lunch. choice seedlings and plants to first two weeks wilt be given to elected president, Misa Grace And so oliaa s eeedles# ese. e LUNCHEON MEATS • l a r g e I f H i t-o that course. j Germany, already started on I By this deal, the Republicans In "The Ghost Steps Out," Lou pick future display In their gar- CTolumbia Athletic; Association and tea, vice president, Mrs. Mildred Why drag s to «f. anrsiag a Costello’a Invisible, 167-year-old , dens. The afternoon was profita- those of the second two weeks to treasurer and Misa Nel­ R&R BONED CHICKEN ‘cA‘’if 72e SIZE Do?0U- bver all. , we suppose, is a feel- 1 ^ course that'itothtng but the last made a moderate gain of an 98.- malady ibM oHgbt be ftodily 600 -a year Job, which was not ghost leaps behind the wheel of bly spent in a community social tee newly organised Legion. lie Mcltetlght, secretary, M rA W al­ rclicTcdl lUsolva oow u> coa- A&l LUNCHEON MEAT33c Ing that a new war fought by i, , chance, get together and financial gain for fm nuur fum all they could hays. taken had, a New York state police car and Misa Evelyn Betty Hennequln, lace h a o ^ p o ln ted Mra. Ethel suit y o v doctor 004 hood bU the weapons with'which the la»t nothing fo r; crashes it into a brick-walled, the society. deughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luccne Berr, chalrmntof the publicity for ARMOUR'S. TAEET ■fAS^34c t hey chosen lo be nithless, and tspsrisacAd couassJ. Lot tbe war ended wmild be a war which to do but to devote its ( achieved the fairly prompt ad­ roofed well. I watched the shot Regardless of a wet evening the P. Hennequln, Hebron road and the club activities, Following the HORMEL S SPAMSPA 'can' 34c 46 0 2 i from atop a high atepladder. Tolland Granga membera were woodora o f modof modicsl would end ip the complete de- ■ prep.rAtlon for 1 journment of the special seosion, Bertrand Bisson, aon of Mr. and busines* meeting E. A.~ Piester of CAN ’the unseen drlVpr, Bud Wolfe, well represents at" the regular sdoMS work for you. And— SWIFT'S PREM ‘ ?(n“ *32 c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE struction of civilization. V5e are ^ , .And It « orked out very well. A Mrs. George Bisson, Zion street, the Hartford Parka. daportoMnt little patronage proved the ^Cwearing iirilli; »a football iiXTSlitx^a,helmet, backeducavninmnity House. 'The lumbia's chapel Saturday morning "Gardena", showed slldea of many to bring tbot prescription to CAN wtt'saii ell.'W V W iryirv John.Inhn DahelnunAhf»lm. dmi«dou program waa nfof Ma nart part memorial.memorial, CONQUEROR BEANS predictions were made bolore the p,odaim that We nvusi, the 1943 regtilar session, could at 11 o’clock by Rev. Father Jo­ attractive gardena and varlettaa tbis “ Balisble” Pharmacy. >> LB bling for Bud Abbott, sat in the LUX FUIKES Q R A N > rE last war, and that the .world to^ pro.diice agreeinent .op legislation Fire Prevention and a talk on lais- seph -E. rarrell of St. Jciseph’a qf roses and other beautiful plants PtMOC- PKta ..34' fight Ruaaia, and the sooner the backwcawa ovsa*.Meat wearing handcuffs .with in ^ o f the puawsoft aw.- for bearing-----. animal NictarTee day is somewhat' lesa than de- and adjournment. Some day, of church in Wtlllmantlc \yho per­ and shrubs,' cnost better, are right, just aa we were ■ course, a session .Is going to two fine black wires,fa.stened to a ; (Chinchilla.” Refreshments formed the double ring ieremony LARGE Boeil't Pickles CUT JAW 10' atroyed. But thinga like the atom Wallace .Bergh of East street U come up lo the last minute with­ harness under his ovel-coat and ! during the social hour were served In the presence of the families and By Sim Bunwtt ' 1 IB right when- wc said the. same. a patient Iff tee United States Vst- JAft bomb make us agree with a great out any awllabre material for a running up to the rafters. j coffee and doughnute. a few friends. They were attended ,i»uMTOwan»o«w» PKG Skippy Peanut Butter 39' things about Germany. But we I erkni'-hospital at NaWington. Thia femininely Sattering two < 14 o i militarist like General MacAr- „(leal and tbrn. apparently, it Is ------Mrs. Dorothy Overman WalkeV by Miss Rita Bisson, sister of the WELDON 23 • OT 17' shall refuse to admit that these ■ Action! Th^car roars forward. i drived In town Tuesday after . Miss Fannie, B. Thompson who piece dreaa will bring aighs of ‘■Whtn Av«l(rib(#" cpm Vc I Van Camp’s Ket&hup tbur, who says that the thepry going to continue In session In­ bridegroom and Roland Bricault, DRUG COMPANY envy from jiour friend*..The fig­ . 7.02 chances are certaintira until all Bam!-,-it knocks the brick waU ,„*nspending d ln » thetee winter In New York spent the winter In Hartford, re­ f?K;V 12' that anybody can win or survive definitely. ___ both of Hartfdrd. ure-whittling blouse haa a low U- Cheerieats g ille jr weat, and the well roof col­ and opened the Overman summer The bride wore a fuchia colored turned to her home recently. PreocriptioR Pharmaclste .1? oz other chances have been sincerely ahaped neck, the merest of ■ V kg another war is pitiful, <'hild-like lapses on top of the the 23 KirkPMP'tSaapFlakM 28* objected. Producer Val Burton ••Wti«n Aval(«ui#’' ^ oose to fight him. Herald has considered the Civic ------Palmer of New York city were re­ paper, wedding .bells, dogwo<^ Summer Imue o f Fashion. Send d.... < If " i t a a c A M To Merve I ’nexplred Term laughed. "No, evidently It figures ^ aerved, conscientiouHly and conipletely. WH1TEH0USE KirkM8i't6ran.Fl8kii PKO & # • Obviously, then, we believe that Music AsBOciatlon a project com­ that ghoata, when they become cent gueete of Mrs. Meble W. Spi­ lilacs and lillea-of-the-valley, by twenty-five cent* for your copy . we do not have to fight Ruaaia, aa pletely worthy of .wide support, ghoata leave behind their emo­ cer and Mrs. LueV Usher. Misa Shirley Trythall. Mias Carol of this 52-page book of idea* and EVAPORATED KIrfciiai'aSaapPawdir Waterbury, May 23-(/Pi—Carl The next meeting of the Valley Lyman and Mra. Stanley Field. On .patterns for All-home Mwer* . . . T E IE P H O N E WOODBURY’S ww (lid have to fight Germany. A. Lundgren, Ansonla lawyer and tions." not only because the pos.sc8aion of Bridge club will be held at the the bride’s table stood 8 lovely suggeatton* by nationally known MILK____ KirfcMM'sCItaMir 3 MN* 14» .Enviously, we think differanUy. such a conce'rt series Is a commu­ former executive secretary to home of Mrs. Oaoar ttemunler In wedding coke mads by the bride’s ANDERSON FMMl SOAP Gov. Raymond E. Baldwin, today Boys' Club To Initiate Girls foalUon editor* . . . *i>*cl*l pat­ ewf»»7 2 r 1 fl* KlriOlil'tcoiwetixiqN t t ll B«M88|i|> p t e i t Russia than we did about nity asset, but because, aa experi­ West WlUlngton Tuaeday, M ay 37 randmother and decorated by bar tern* by top*filfht American, de­ AKO m •V AN S i w ••Whon Avallaw#*' a ’it waa ^pointed oy the governor to In the afternoon. Mrs. Mable Spicer win slater, Mtoa Marrie Field. ence has already proved, ' sub* aerve out tee unexpired term of Chlcngc^— —.The W oodlawn...... T signers . . . contest deaigrtn. by 3 CAKES 23* AH pricaa •uUl04i I# mar hat than*#*. W# rtati^o rtgM «■ Nintt Boys’ club will Initiate new m em -' of Tolland la a member. Guests were present from H art­ 142 EAST CENTER ST. (hm ofidAW eit, America’s taleiited Junior* . . . I JOHNSON think differently In these acribera g e t' a rich pcisonal re­ Mrs.-Margaret Verdon. retired, as ‘•Wh.n Avallabla" bci's at a public candlelight cere- , , ------——• ford. Colchester, East Hampton, ^ PHONES 3 ^ y free shoulc|er pad pattern printed journ for their investment, commissioner of unemployment Chaplin, Lebanon,: WillimSUitie, compe.pBation for the Fifth district. mony tonight. The candidates wlll i The first census In tee United In book* TELEPHONE 4SM copaider t u lia Eventually, ws btUev'e, TSa (arm avtanris tn Jan. 1. 1948. be 235 clruk l 8tat«a waa taken in 1790k > Columbia, a* wall as tha hrirta'a ,;A A " l 'li. MANCHEiT^KR EVENING HERA'L.D^ MANCHESTER, CONN,, THURSDAT, MAY 28,194§ i T E ir MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAT, MAT 23.1940 PAGE

Three Florence St, Girl* Dance Pupils Foster Parent Program Helping Squires Hear pubHc last Sunday, wmch Walsh to attempt to speak fdr Con­ trsair Fighter Bomber All Appendectomy Cases May Take Ban arid Vinson sent Forrestal'on the gress, when they are only two out, Sea Lions’ Sea Food Starts a Wat^' Merger Stand merger Isaue. Thd letter aaaarteU of 531 (members),’’ he told a re-' t a m m , Give Recital Rebuild Europe's War Orphans Playmate* and achoolmatea Of ficer’s Talk no r.ich leglalatton will be paased porter. On Display in Hartford for year# three Florence street On Use orHall by Congress and advised Forrestal “ I also think it was presunlp- LEG MINS Minr girls now are at Manchester Fishermen Want Them Depopuutted to avoid “any compromise'.* on tha liious of them to tell a mdmber James Duffy Tells of subject With Secretary of War Rolflu IMarliii Memorial hospital—all appen­ of the president’s official family ^ n ch ester residents will • The exhibit was brought to dectomy cases. They are Joan Robert Patterson. he should not comply with the BE DANGER SHNI^ His Probatibii Work; To Floor Fi^Jit Naval CoiiiurTtlpp Chair­ President Truman has dlrecteil' the ttest public display to- Hartford as a part of the Marine Stiirl(‘iitH l*r«*Krnl P h Mooney, daughter of Mr. and president’s directions as secretary ornndKidMft ('orps' rnnipaign to recr\iH thou­ Mrs. Michael Mooney, Jane the two secretaries to compromise of the Navy to get together with If to«k#«haas8 Mt ■skManSHl of the faiftouS Vought Corsair Adviee to Youths (Contteoed From Page One) men §een ‘Presniiip- their differences and agree on I BilMTsbl*.4oa’»iaM«aaisl#laaii4a# sands of enlisted men for aviation At the Riisliii<‘ ll McCarthy, daughter of Mrs. the secretary of war and com-, •bout tiMB. NatBM Mwa#w s n iv I • liitv only. Current plans of the merger legislation. j J-4 flghter-bonaber which Arlinc M. McCarthy, itnd Joan the Daughters of the American tupuM^ in Advice. promise differences. soar kidotr# sacd sttaatiaa. Marine C’ups Is to release all Topping, daughter of Mr. and "If boys and girls were caught Hill Predicts Passage | TlMU4a4TMU#M#tar**«hkf«ar#_ „ eo extensively by the United .Mr.s, Koliln Miirtli U.il'.v.n pre on their first misstep it probably , Revolution to oppoae by parliamen­ “I think legislation for the uni­ #eid« #a4 potooaea# wn# «at < stes Marines In the South Pacl- draftees, and reservists byly .''Mi­.“^p- Mrs. Willism J. Topping. Mr. Hill is co-aiithor of the merger . Tbcr ktip ni with ;.senled the oiilstnnilln); n-citiil oi , w-ould be the best thing that could tary procedure a •’white artists '^'Washington, May 23. t P — ' fication of the armed forces will begfinning today In Bushnetl tember 1. and replaee them her enre'i-r n.s a diini iiif; tr u lu i i Mooney thought the occur­ 1)111 now on the Senate calendar, { very definitely pass this Con­ happen to them,” Probation Of­ only” phrase in contracta for ren­ Democratic whips of both the calling for an over-all defense sec-, AlYiaO## of kMa« tiA—sjii ( rk, Hartford. volunteers. .. \ ■lust night III Mu.-'hiiell .Mi-nioi t" 1 j rence so rare that be contact­ gress." ficer, James Duffy told memljers of tal of ConatituUonal hall in Wash­ Hons' and Senate said today it, retary and a separate under se c-; don’twoTk wdl, pelM oewwmeawlb r ^ e alMk. fast plane will be on. Captain H. A. Hadd. leenutlng Aiiditoriuin In Hiirlfoiil III r and- ed a member of the staff of was “ presumptuous" of the twoi In tbt blood. ThowpoiaoBS war Malta Brown-LaGace clr«l4> of Columbian ington, D. C. r«(tary for each of the three serv­ Despite this heated flare-jip, backaebat, riMoauti# paisa. I play dally from 8 o’clock in the 1 officer for the ''"V"*’ '-"tps f"* cnee « ii.m deligliled at tlu' I'nidi-' The Herald to report it. Naval comntlttee .chairmen to a d -; arnlng untl 8 o’clock at nigltt ('onnccticut and W i-stcrn .Ma.s.sn- Squires at their. meeting at the Spry, gray-haired Mrs. E. C. ices. U won approval of the Sen­ there was no assurance Just when pap and a a a izr, t# M s Z a s I dence and ahility shown li,v i 'i Denny Vann said late last night vise Secretary of the Navy For-1 the Senate might reach the pend­ imtlBnaaanndartba«raa.basd _____ n June 13 .huSotta. said the Marine Corps fiupil as they Ueiit thioiiich their Knights of Columbus home last ate Militai'.v committee, 1302, and j nen. Frequentorseaatypeiwatawtllii night. “The fact that "they get she was not sure whether , she rests- ngnihst a mergei' "compro Hill predlcted/il could be passed. | ing merger bill. The chamber InsaadbarninaaemattaMatbovathwak I-* The Marines used the Corsair. | plans to .select all It.s pilots in the well prepared miiiiher.s mlKC.” fastest and most rugged ship-■ future from its enll.sted personner away with some minor Infraction would take the floor in the doting "I think they (Walsh and Vin­ must first dispose of such contro­ thins wrans with your kldaaya or M The gay, roving droaiii story oi session of the DAR's Continental Senator Hill'and Representative: versial items a# labor disputes Don’t waRI Aak roar drastM fa« I , _„ard fighter, as an all-purpose The peacetime Maiine air aim Alive 111 Wonderland wins -.m 11 of the law leads them to believe son) werr'^presumptuou's.” Spark- PUk, a •timninat diantie. saad laaax___. , •Further Boost Congress and inaist that a resolu­ Sparkman, the \narty deputies map said. "1 don’t think they or leglfllation, extension of the draft, by BiUlioB# for ovar 40 yaan. Daaa^ Zl*S j throughout the war against, will have a larger 'V "’ !’'' '".'’ '’ ! demon-strated in a lianee I-'aiitasv, that they are smart and gradually ft'om Alabama, dcblared that in ; ! ft * Japanese. Marine Corps . fa men than . ver before. ( aptain they go on to bigger and bigger in­ tion calling for deletion of the any dther two members can ,-q^d continuation of OPA. happy raliaf aad will b w tha U a i U ^ J of which Sally ,\mi I’hiidolia ins phrase be put to a Vote. effect Senator WalshNU., Muss. i. i Udaay tabaa floak out poiaosMt wsPlanM"] Imlllarlty with the gull-winged | lladd .said Alice, I’ri.seilla I.ee Cilisoii as little Of Car Prices fractions until they do something and Representative VTh|wn (D „, spphk for the whole Congress.” th# MMd. Oat Doaa’a filh. i «hlpe flying characteristics led the , The t.or.- air i.s an all-( onne ti- Alice, and Kent .SiaiVllle a.s toe really aerious.” Earlier she said ahe probably Oa.), were telling Forrestal to dis-| ^'” It seems to me, too, that the lavy t o * complement regular lent phme.ji proiluet of the United, white rabbit carried out their rolls, •The speaker reviewed hia work would take the floor if the Resolu­ regard' President Trunian's^'iewS president's orders should take pre­ _'J*vy ewrier pilotn \Cith Marine Aircraft Corporation. The plane in appropriate chatunie.s. aa probation officer, telling tha tions committee failed to bring the cedent over those of congression­ is designed and mamifactiircd by Still Possible Thin family gather ig of sea Hon • on 8an Francisco'# famedJiMi Rocks nt the 'ntrnnee of Golden oh Army-Navy unification. TO BE SOLD ASHES AND RUBBISH lUquJuJrorui. flying from c^riera, in •Mrs. Gibson opened the progiani Squlrea that part of hia dutiea resolution out for action by the Arid they added to a reporfhr j al committee chairmen. After REMOVED I- n f fhal U.*fl r T the Chance Vought Division. were to see that fathera who left 2,000 delegates. Gat* was interrupt by n photo graphrr Keeking plrtoriap^tn on the feod between these flippered all, the president is commander- the final months of the war. par­ (Ires.sed in a 'white net gown | that the two chairmen w.ete pre- [ A Two-Acra Farm located on Alao Local Movtag and ticularly In the actipn' around OUi- .Stratford, with Pratt and Whit­ trimmed with silver sequins and a I (Ooatlaned from Page Ose) their families supported them. Only Mrs. Vann said her decision am phihlann nnd conunerpikl fishermen. In-chlef of the armed fqyces." ney Doutile Wasp engines and sumptuous, too, in their assertion i the outskirts of Manchester. Light Trueklng I Dawk and against^ the Japanese huge pink fan with a Imllel num-' boya and girls more than 16 years would depend on the sentiment of that Congress will pass no merger i \ Chide# Walsh and Vinson Hamntol\ SUndard propellers. official said, until the tnduatry has of age come under hia jurisdiction, six other members of her chapter. The house has a very large PHONE 8962 I homeland. bor representing the bi-gtnnit.g of ; By Cliff McDowell termed the proposal to klU off hill. ' HIH chided Walsh and Vinson kitchen, living room and ad­ I, I— ■ —X - _ Alice’s dream. The ballet elins.s been 6t>erating at the 1941 pro­ he said, aa those beldw that aga She said they were "scattered and NE.4 Staff Corerspondent Se* I ’nlflestiOn Enacted In aimllar words. GAVELLO & E. SCHULZ duction rdt^ for three months. It are presented to the District Juve­ I may. not see them” before the half the herds “ a definite threat joining dining room on the first circled on the door made a heauti to the species.” Both Hill and Sparkman ex­ “ It w w presumptuous of them floor. The two hedroonns'> and fill background. may take some time' to hit that nile court and npt to the Manchea- Congress was seated. San Francisco.—(NEA)— ’The pressed emphatic belief that unifi-: Keiiinants of war-broken families, these four Ihiteh children typify the condition of tired and h’ope- tor Town court. No Action Taken Meanwhile. Emil N. Ott, Jr., bath on the second floor were iToorf Shortage The first act eonsisted ol a wood - , stride. The Civilian Production ad­ forces engaged In the Battle of cation legislation will be enacted I land glade where all the hird.s di i le--s orphans hroiighl lo |..sfer parent rolonles for reliiiliilttation. Di-S|Mtir marks their faces, undernon^ ToQBg Men Named Mrs. Grace L. H. Broaaeau of executive secretary of the State completely redecorated lust two ministration reported last week .this year. They are'members of week# ago. The home pint la spectacular color were arranged on islifsl hv a live-year diet of sugar beets and tulip bulbs. While he classed Infractlona of Greenwich, Conn., national chair­ the Sea Lions sesm to have missed Fish and Game Commission, has j that, due mainly to strikes, only I the Military committees of their nicely landscaped and a very ^ FENDER AND May Be Early the stage. Each I'hlld in part v.a.s! 483,766 passenger cars were pro- the nriotor vehicle lawa as minor, man of the Resolutions committee, the word that w -r in the Pacific announced that Max Hoffman ’ respective chambers, FRIDAY'S dressed In beautiful color and he vfiarned the Squires that If thay altrartlve view Is present from Shnw-Holman. By Hay Sherwood dubied in the 10 months through said no action had been taken on ended on V-J Day. Their con­ of Eureka, California, has been ■ The congressional tempest -was large front veranda. There are BODY WORK plummage. American Foster Parent Plan for had uae of an automobile. neither the controversial resolution by her granted a permit t(y use 25 sea ' touclied off bv the letter, made The marriage of Miss Blanche NK, \ Staff f'orn’spondent War Children in its work to re­ April.' It said this was Just about flict is Just reaching Its clintax. SPECIAL! aeveral young fruit frees now Strike Effect Act two brought forth the gar­ a noniial pre-war figure for one to overload it nor to drive too fast. 74-woman group. She aaid Mrs. The feud is between the herds Hons in an experiment to deter- . SOLIMKNE ft FLAGG Holman, formerly a teacher at den scene with all the flower.s on New York iNKAl Five mlrt- build Europe's homeless children In blossom. Priced for quick month. He pointed to the fact that deaths Vann could take the floor ” at any of sea Ilona that populate the ^mlne if their carcasses have any , sale at $8,(KM).00. INC. Manchester High school, to John stage. Carol Quinn a.s Hiimpty ute.s ago. the comfortable dining waifs taken from concentration time.” fOontiniMKi from Page Onel hall had been a peaceful, quiet, When the 1041 rate Is achteved caused by autos during the period watera off the California coast and commercial value. ] •S4 Oenter S t TVL f i t l Mulncaux Shaw of Perry, Maine, Dumpty sat on the Wall and took camps! found wandering along of the war were, far more than Mrs. Brosaeau would not say onlcrly room. Then pandemonium roads, or sitting bewildered in a and maintained for three .months, the commercial fishermen who The flc\h is inedible; even dog# ! ASSORTED Ing the evening, the operations be- took place at the First Congrega­ a big hand as she performed rtmny deaths due to battle action. whether her committee would re- Husband and Wife tional church of Norwood, Mass., difficult stunts on and off of her broke loose. ruined city. OPA aill take another look at earn their living from these wat­ pass it up when if# prepared as i Rpbert J. Smith* Inc. ■*lng performed by crews returning With le.ss warning than a rocket . prices and grant any additional in­ At the meeting of the circle next .port the "white artists only” res­ ers. and it’s been going on for a a food for canines. Tlie fur is too Sunday evening. May 10. A candle­ pedestal. Each playing card wa.s 10,min .Sheltered week Rev. Thomas F. StacH of SL olution. She said a special national COOKIES Ilonse A Hale Building .to home terminals after having t^nh. 20 small children, all of Started 10 years ago during the creases for which'manufacturers long time. thin for cominerciah purposes ^nd .rtod work before tpe strike light service waa used, and the repreaented by a rla.ss in this .ai'enc. Thomas* seminary, Bloomfield, Board of Management committee Get Pep, Vim, Life Real Estate fnem orphans from areas shat- Spanish Civil War, the.Foster may qualify under the agency’s Pishing Interests claim the sea the, carcass, according to some ob- ' lur." church was decorated with white The courtiers were liiamonils, tbi; will explain the mass. had been ordered to study the rent­ I tl« UioustndiI of eoupict; tbstba SailUiiSmitbt wara batb PLATES gladioli and snapdragons. The pas­ gnpdener.s, spades, the soldii>fsi ! tered by war. began .sercnmlng Parent I’l.ui has sheltered more peacetime pricing standards. Hons, being polygamous creatures servers, is mostly bone and it j V. r*k, rundown,. rxbaintadrxbwnttii torfor aaniattiu nlaaariir tHiiod All Unea of tnauraace The Brotherhood of Railroad -and sol)hing hy.sterieiilly. Tallies' The local circle has received an al contracta and indicated that lacbtd (run. 1)0 -.sikepJ i> in (lid.aid. For new p-p.pep, nm. -lullty 27c dozen men and Brotherhood of tor. Rev. William F. English, per­ clubs, the King and Queen' and than 40,1 1-0 children since then. It,, Average About f75 Invitation to attend a atate con­ indeed, have increased their popu­ would be unprofitable to extract ;ry O tirtt Tnuio T ib ltu . (.'ooutn tKtpiloHBlIy $im- < ;U)d chairs overturned. Di.shes is flnaiKcd Ijy voluntary contribu­ was considered adequate action by rmut fiinnuuu of Iron you, Xto. m tr need for pep. iiuotive Engineers had a spe­ formed the double ring ceremony. royal children, hearts. vention of the Squires at the New the D. A. R. lation to such an extent that their the small amount of oil present, i AI-o eunttin vitim ln ti,. etielum, plin.pbonii. ( rashed on the floor. tions ami maintains .'ifi "colonies” The Increases announced yester­ .1______II - - t'estt to little, n o . Introductory idre vn>i/ 3»el cial representative in Boston to Ther bride was given in marriage • Miss Lorraine .Scoville, sUideut Haven K. of C. home Memorial fish diet is depleting the schools Mistaken]}, these aea Hons are | „ ap drug tiore* eirrj whrre. Tlie scene wa.s Little Bnrdlleld — usually large old homes or cha­ day range from t33 to $167, aver She named Rep. Clare Boothe direct the strike In this area, by her' father, Henry A. Holman. assistant to Mrs. Gibson, with her', aging about $75 fgr 16 makes of day. Plana are under way for the Luce (R-Conn) as responsible for of cod, sardine, and halitut upon often called seal.#, but they are I Maconn Baking partner. Robert HiUlebfaiid. m.ide , Hall, near Braintree. K.ssex. In ^ teaux -in England. France, Bel­ Ich would Involve about 8,000 She was dressed In Wlpte embroid­ cars built by Chryalef, Ford. Gen attendance of all officers and causing a "row” in the DAR when which the fishermen depend for not a seal and milady’s chances j ------— ered satin with sweetheart neck­ a beautiful picture with their long : Kiigland, where the uneontrol- | gium. Holland. Malta and Italy. a livelihood and which make up REAL ESTATE the section. Inlile oiillnir.st had happened he-1 ■'Homeless and hungry children, era! Motors. Il'Udson, Nash, Pack chairmen of the five committees ahe “injected herself’ Into the con­ of getting a aealakln coat are not i Co., Inc. Plan Special Train line and wore a white tulle veil red robes and gold crowns ns they , representing the five activities of tract problem. Mrs. Brosseau aaid a good portion of the coaat’a food going to be Improved by any open Will pay caah for your prop- caught with , an heirloom coronet. made their, entrance to their place ; fore, and ivill happen again. The ! shaken by the war, heed more ard and Studebaker. menu. 18.3-187 North Main St. New Haven railroad officials children are not mcoriigibles or For the latter two compani the .Squires. “ the national board la not going to season on aea Hons. | aald they planned a special train She carried a white Bible covered on stage. Mias Scoville in a white than food and clothing.", reasons TTie ahot that was heard around «rty — anywhere iB Man­ Repaired in 3 Hours. . delinqucnt.s, they were born and tho increases compensate for both Final arrangements will be made be dictated to by a woman who has The one commercial value they j MancheHter, Conn. to (>uiton, Sharon, Mansfield, with white gardenias, stephanotls net gown and her (Vartnor in a full Mrs. Edna Blue, executive chair­ the world of the aea lions was chester. Bolton, Vernon or Plates Reset in the New I reareil in the terrible thunder and man. "They must be taught to be wage boosts and higher prices for at the meeting next week for a not even attended a DAR meet­ do have ia ah ctrcua performers. Modern Ambulance -Taunton and New Bedford, leav­ and sweet peas, Miss Margaret dreas suit held everyoiie'.s eve a.s Fathers’ and Mother^ night to be ing.” fired by the CaUforjiia State Fish Tel. 2-1997 South Windsor. No delay. they gracefully glided across the ! ;;rream of war. and soihetlmea the children again. They mu.St be materials, principally steel, and The "trained seals” that balance I' Natural Pink Plaatic. ing the South station at 4:50 p.- m. Holman, sister of the bride and ■ impai't of the new quiet that has held Tuesday, June 4. Permission Ordered To DIsaoh'e and Game Commission. This offl- Service mf(e.d.t.). if there are no signs of maid Of honor, wore yellow nylon stage. given back the sense of security parts. The other five firms received The Old BuU ses Hon of the Srai balloons on their noses and delight * Have Your DentaJ Plates I come u ith pesce is more than that comes with normal home increases for parts and materials. has been received from Rev. James A 17-wofnan committee, seeking arbiter declared it was plan­ Book colony registers indignant the youngsters with their clown- | Howard R. Haatings fjaai agreement, thus averting the taffeta trimmed with net. Brides­ Each little girl wa.s brought P. Timmons, pastor of St. Bridg­ ning to kill off half the aea Hons at your phon* call. Repaired by men who forth In the finale In gown.s and I they c.an hrtu . life.’ Their wage boosts were offset deletion of the "white artists on­ disapproval of any plan to reduce like antics are reaUy sea Ilona. | Real Estate Specialist Tllrtranding of a large number of maids were Miss Blanche Henry of et’s church for the uae of St, along fhe state’a coast. have made a life etndr carrying a bouquet by a boy iu a I Impos.slldeNot at all, Psy- Here's how the plan works: Tlie earlier by price hikes of from $1 ly” clause and headed by Mrs. the sea lion population of the But the number required for I iteommuters. Manchester and Mlsa Gena Shay I hologists find strange thing.s have Bridget’s hall for the affair. Depu­ “ Fine.” said the fishermen. of it, and save as inueh Foiur trains originating In Bos- of Newton, Mass. They wore Nile full dress suit, Mrs. Gihsoii wa.s 1 "foster parent" (who may be an to $60 a car. Luce, waa declared unconstitution­ California coast- vaudeville htage and circus tent I 101 Phelps Road : happciied to the minds of these individual, a school group or a ty Chief Squire Charles Tarplnian. al by the Congress and ordered dis­ “Treason!” barked the sea lions, REAL ESTATE as 30*^, ton and bound for New York green nylon taffeta and flowered presented with a bouquet of fed The full amount of the fresh In­ is too small to be significant in | /R U R K E ® That Yon May Own--- Phones 4842 or 2-1107 roses and an envelope of money by childr, It Such hysteria is only club I agrees- to contribute money, Jr., is chairman of the Social solved. Mrs. -Vann waa a member in a mighty chorus. the current multi-ringed squabble No Appointment Neces­ would be affected. hats and carried Colonial boti- one of the proble.ms the child creases will be paid by the public. committee which is arranging for The Debate Goes On ate the damage suffered by fishing e Voor Home Insurance Mortgages Hie trhtn leaving Boston at 12, her pupils. Miss Lorraine. Seovllle per.sonal interest and long-di.s-» of the committee. over these barking broods with c^Ucts. Misir Catherine .Papineau psycholf gists arid social workers tance affovtion for at least a year Dealers were required to absorb | the affair. And Dr. Robert C. Miller, di­ interests. ■w 61 ( a MIC SI #t#lh(',fi! u-mi e Investment Property sary. noon, (e.d.t.), for New York and and David Stonefleld, cousins of and Mrs. Gladys Gilroy studio Mrs. Vann told neswmen yes­ the flat-footed flippers. pianist, were also pre.sentcd with face in tile delicate task of re- to help his "ward." Thor’e are no part of the previous two, but GPA i ------terday that the clause not only rector of the California Academy Los Angeles County joined In e Farms or Business Proper- Come in Morning — Havt WaiUngton would terminate at the bride, acted as flower girl and I liiiilding the lives of thousands of has announced that their pre-war ' i ■ s i Pannsylvania atation. Trains leav a bouquet. legal contracts and children can­ barred Negroes from the Consti­ of Sclencea. came to their aid, the melee '"hen Supervisor Ray­ work done same day. ring bearer. Arnol<^ Selwood of ! these liattered little remnants of not come to America to live with profit margins will be cut n o J ^ Q S p C H K A D O U I mond V. Darby filed a request You have your own Ideas as to Ing at 2 p. m., 3 p. m., and 4 p. m., Augusta, Maine waa best man. Mrs. Gilroy worked very haul tution Hall platform, but also re­ voicing opposition to the proposed Gulls Attack Dog Office Hours 9 to 6. in compo.sing and arranging amt- I '■' nr-torn tamiliea. foster families. more. ■ fused its use to Indians, Filipinos, slaughter and suggesting further with the Fish and Game-. Cora- . values—Income derived, etc.. Ir­ '(eLd.t.), for New York would tcr- Ushers were ’Thomas Holman, The retail Increase is effective BOILERS — nt' New Haven. Traina able music for the reeiUI and a^ '*K‘'nf'ics. American and It costs $K> a month to "adopt" some South Americans and other research on the subject. He of­ mission asking that the sea Lions j Buffalo. N. Y. — i/Pi — After a respective of outside or Impar­ Richard Holman, Alfred Papineau, great deal of credit is due her for i I‘-"topcan. are contributing to a child. This feeds, clothes, houses on cars shipped beginning yester- Missioiiarv Work tial appraisals. , and COMMUNITY . liMvlng New York at 4 p. m. all cousins of the bride, and Fran­ persona who could not be classi­ fered the services of hia Institu­ living on Catalina Island b e ' "dive-bombing” attack from aea i ACCOUNTING SERVICE (a,d.t.), for Boaton, and 4:10 p. m. its success I Iheir relief. But a sympathetic, and ediic.-ites him. Renewing the Here’# one sample of rebuilding, Previous ceilings were con- fied as members of the white race. tion to conduct s survey. spared inasmuch as they are a ' gulls in the chill water of the If It Is yonr decision to make cis King of Norwood. Gall CoWlcs wa.s awarded a v i - i Pf‘'’.son,>ili7,ed apiuoach to the t child’s sen.se of security in the Nliie-jear-old Kiifii, British war tinued on all other cars, Financial Statements (a,^t.), for Springfield and 'B os­ Mrs. James Foley, soloist sang 1 The ^ n c ip le speaker at the an­ “Tha dirtiest stevedore would be Both Dr. Miller and Dr.‘ Robert tourist attraction. barge canal yesterday, Tlngy, a any changes, we stand ready to FURNACES DENTAL ton, alao would termtnat* runs at tory bond for selling the largest i I” "'’ '*’:" '“ le goal of the world begins when he is told in orphan, radiate# happiness while 1 Further Away from Goal nual supper and meeting of the welcome, but not Madame Chiang T. Orr, curator of birds and mam­ ^Victor Martin, the Fishermen's small Pekinges* dog, was on the Boukeeping serve yon. Cash — no red tape. "O Promiae Me” and "I Ixive You detail eboiit his American friend Nsw Haven. Truly,” accompanied at the organ humber of ticket# add (’ nrol Quinn i ------imparking gift box with the help | T„ast night’s announcement took board and staff of Chri.stian Edn- Kai Sbek,” she said. mals and chairman of the conser­ Northern 'California representa­ way to recovery tpday. The dog Payroll Consult us Orst! HIGH POWER LABORATORY received much pral.se for nol mi.s.s- | »< who has chosen him to help. The i „ f ’ >ir,. ivv Mason, plan’# deputy LJite Train for Portland by Mrs. Muriel Brack. A reception OPA further away from its 1045 eation at South Methodist church Will Continue Efforts vation committee of the American tive, said “ the sea Hon ia just waa rescued by two’ men w’ho said Taxes VACUUM CLEANED ’A Malna 'Central railroad Ing a lesson in twor consecutr. <• i •foster parent " receives tl.e child's sccretarv in England. goal of 1942 ceilings on new cars. will be Mrs.. Stephen Smith of Society of Mammalogists, con­ as destructive as the mountain they had heara feeble barks and W, J. Fagan, Prop, was heW In the churrh parlors years. I n picture and history. . ! ______Mra. Luce said in a telegram JARVIS OIL BURNER SERVICE kesman aaid that even if the immediately following the cere­ With part of the increase due to Chatham. Maaa. Mrs. Smith is the yesterday to Mra. Julius Y. Tal- tend that the damage done by the 1 COL. CUT saw gulls swooping down on a John S. C. NichollsitCo. Expert Dental Technldia Letters miust be exchanged at' "dark object” in. the middle of the KIke waa called, a train, would mony, with some three hundred le.ast once a month through the concluded matter-of-faetly that “ improvements” and “design former Evelyn Beer an active madge, president general of the sea Hons is * gross exaggeration. lion. ThCy are of no value except 8 Hendee Rd.. Mancheater REA LTY CO. All Work Guaranteed! 33 Asylum St„ Room No. 2 , laavo Portland for Boston at 8:25 changes” in virtually every case, leader in youth and church school They said the dietary whimsies canal. SPCA officials theorized gueata attending. cxcrutive offices in New York • ! dreadful war. D.. A. R.. that her group— the as a tourist attraction, and reduc­ Tel. 8-1819 0 Dover Road or Hartford, Conn. , m bl, under a crew returning to ’The bride la a graduate of the Bavarian 'School though, 1 now live in a house here are a few examples of how work in South church before her of the sea lion had been atudled tion of the herd.# would not hurt Tfngy had Jumped into the canal birthday card.s and occa.sional Committee Against Racial Dis­ to escape canine pui-auer#. 26 Alexander Street ' tta home termlnaL The crew’s University of Maine. She waa a with a bath.” ! present ceilings stack up against marriage to a Methodist minister crimination In the Use of Consti­ in 1899 and in 1918 and that the the tourlnst.” Henry Parent Floor above Savitt ' work period begins before the sniail gifts Increa.ae the bond be­ Phone 4113 or 1318 member of the history department Opened to Train Reports from children too young | 1942 OPA prices on four-door se­ of the New England Southern tution Hall—would not be dis­ overwhelming preference on aea Tel. 2-0185 the Jeweler. ■trike hour. tween them. In nearly every case A poll taken in 1944 of troll at the local high school rgaigning a marked improvement in the to write are sent by social workers, i dans^ Conference. For two years Mrs. solved and would continue its Hon menus was squid and octupus, flahing boats, he stated, showed ■ A strike would affect 1,300 Smith and her husband resided on in 1944 to take a position In her For FrPe Press child’s progress is noted when the Ixiiig Waiting Li#t Plymouth de luxe. $1,060 now aa efforts to have persons of any race with only a alight craving indi- sea Hons had inflict'fed an average trainmen and engineers of the the Indian Reservation of Montana home town of Nonvood. The bride- letters- start coming and he feels To give the restless ' refugees compared with $882 in 1942, up perform In the hall. ' catad for rock cod, sardines, and of $500 damage to the equipment < Maine Central and Portland Ter- giwim' waa In service In North $187; Ford de luxe eight. $095 and where Mr. Smith served as mission­ salmon. ntnsl Go. It would not, however, By Godfrey .Yndnrson his ’’foster parent" really does a feeling of family life.- within Text of the wire was made pub­ of each vessel during the year. Africa, doing radio work thFre for the colony, they arc divided Into $931, up $64; Chevrolet Stylemas- ary to the Blaekfeet Indiana. This But Charles McLaughlin, presi­ Kffect tha Bangor A Aroostook .-\P NewsfciiturpH care. One French orphan adopted lic In New York by Dr. Maeanrta Some 1000 boats were polled, three years. He la now attending by a California high school was groups of three or four and ter sport sedan, $936 and $833, up spring Mr. and Mrs. Smith re­ imOroad under a standby agree- N.irnberg. — Bavarian editors, Cheserton-Mangle, secretary of dent of the executive board of. Martin sniij. Boston pniveraity. given honorary membership in a trained Social worker is their $103; Chrysler Royal. $1,353 and turned to take up- their work in the committee; Local 36, Small Boat Fishermen Horseback Riding lent to continue operations with faced with a grave prohiem »ln "mother.” The colony personnel New England in Chatham Metho­ The Society for the Prevention irorkers receiving any benefits Manchester friends attending classes and sehool activities, and $1,264, up $89; Mercurj' town se- The telegram aaid in part: " of Southern California (CIO), de­ the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. finding staffs to fill the eohinins of letters about studies, football is recruited from the social work­ dan, $1,241 and ^$1,162, up $79; dist church. Mrs. Smith will speak of Cruelty to Animals took an (alned by unions from big car- their newspapers, have opene-1 “We have never purported our­ clares that aea lions are coating Robert Loomis, Miss Joanne Low. games and parties of which he ers, teacher, doctors, and nurses Pontiac series 6 La' Torpedd 6, $1,- of her work in Montana on Fri­ selves to be an official committee each boat of halibut fishermen interest in the discussion when lers. Miss Beulah Todd, Miss Helen their o\ni .school of jniirmilism in is "spiritually” a part tly back and of the country. day cvfnlng. Charles W. Friedricks, -secretary- For Your Health The Bangor A ArOostook, how­ Munich. 127 and $978, up $149; Oldsmobile but, as our letterhead states, we from $50 to $100 a day because Smith, Miss Elizabeth Glsen, Miss forth acro.s8 the Atlantic. Native languages and costoms, .#eries 66, $1,163 and $998, up $165; The evening will begin •with sup­ manager, voiced skepticism as to ever, would soon feel the pinch in Most German Journalists be­ are a •voluntary group of mem­ of mutilated fish. He estimates Doris Kibbe and Miss Chthorine The children’s letters, usually as well as practical training Bulck Series 40, $1,250 and $1,110, per served at 6:30 by the teachers bers of the D.. A. R.’ Congreas the sea lion populatloA along the how fast the herds had grown, Peak Demand the flow of freight and passengers Putnam. came party members or resigned courses, are taught to prepare the of the Junior department. Reports and stated "we v.'ould be definitely HORSES TO RENT AND FOR SALE drawn from large lines. accompanied by a floridly cray­ un $140; Cadillac series 61, $1,794 has no Jurisdiction over us and so Western coaat to be between 15.- themselves to serving the Nazi oned drawing of their colony, are young people to help in the re­ by the various superintendents will opposed to anything like whole­ propaganda machine when the and $1,520, up $274; Hudson series we cannot recognize any motion 000 and 20,000 and wants half of Cannon-Greene poignant testimony of their eager- building of their own countries. 51 Super 6, $1,24(1 and $1,147, up be given. All members of the board which ordered ’immediate dissolu­ sale slaughter." He .suggested a 736 NORTH MAIN ST., BUCKLAND Third Reich killed all freedom o f ' and all teachers in the school ar* these to be emoved. no.ss for 'friend.shlp. "The world Wh^t is the future of these $03; Nash series 600, $1,119 and tion' of our committee. Dr. Francis N. Clark, chief of new census to find out just how Hospital Notes Miss Mary Margaret, Greene, the press. Now the.v find thorn-1 youngsters? Some, as concentra­ e je c te d to be present. isn’t such a friendless place any­ $1,041, up $78; Packard six, $1,510 ”We have organized ourselves the Bureau of M a ^ s Psherles. many there really arc. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William selves barred “from licefised news-1 more," writes a French orphan. tion camp records aJe c.arlfled, for Telephone Service M. Greene of the Boulevard, West papers In the American zone. A . and $1',408, up $102; Dodge de luxe, to facilitate a united action to? claims about *^000 s m lions inhabit Sea Lions, Not Seal# “ My sister writes you and you will be reunited with their rela­ $1,176 and $991, up $185; De Soto ward the objective of deleting the Admitted yesterday: Charles Hartford was married to Lieuten­ minority, which refused to .servf .write her.(iV\’ould it be all right if tives: others will be placed in the California co u t and that the Dr. Alden H. Miller, dtreclor of Kuhr, 140 Oakland street; Mrs. ant (jg) Charles Everett Cannon the Nazi press, sought other work; ! de luxe. $1,251 and $1,168, up $83. 'white artists only’ clause from the control measure /Would not deci­ the University of California's I wrote you, too?” hints an Eng­ homes. Many will grow up In the Constitution hall lease and we IHazel Karfman, 86 I'helps road; USNR, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gay­ -some went underground; Some 1 lish orphan. ".May I call you colony. At present there are 2,800 Here is , the range of increases SIMOINIZINC; mate the herda/but would allevi- Museum of Vetebrate Zoology, Moan Topping. 19 Florence street; lord T. Cannon of 33 Richard road, suffered or died in concentration > granted yesterday over previous propose to continue our work forces Reestablishment of camps. Fear# of inHcciirlty no longer Auntie Helen?" is another timid children, ranging In age from a which we conscientiously believe IMrs. Loitise Pond, 53 Alexander in a ceremony performed in The j inquiry. few months to-?6 years^ in the ceilings for the various makes of The Body Shop Method Church of St. Thomas the Apostle, Today survivors among these | mark fiivt* of Simone , ’Tlioiiiaa, cars: is in the best intereeta and for he istrect; ’ Mrs. Greta Holland, 71 Who lia# been nheltered at a fos­ One English boy from London’s colonies. -But Mrs. Blue points out welfare of the organization.” fetarkweather street; Mrs. George West Hartford, by Rev. John. F. men are working- again in their East End, summing up war ex­ grimly that these' are the needi­ Plymouth from. $64 to $81; SOUMRNE& FLAGG. Inc. Callahan, Saturday morning. old job.s. But many of them are ter Colony in Frahee, since May, “Bushy, 37 Cornell place; Fred liM.l. Her father was sent to periences that Included injuries, est. most desperate cases. Therb is Dodge $83 to $80; De Soto $76 to 884 Outer St. Tel 8iei ^enkbeil. Middle Turnpjke, east; The bride waa given in marriage old and many are in bad health a .wrecked home and separa­ still a waiting list oi several $86; Chrysler six $82 to $96; Ford Summer Sportswear Waiting List in by her father. Her lattendents after the privations they suffered. Germany as a slave laborer, Attention, Veterans! ^ r s . Lillian Metcalf, 647 Main never returned. tion from family and friends. thousand.' $42 to $62; Mercury 49 to $72; Board of Appeals •treet; Dominick D’Amico, 5 Irv- were: Miss Polly Ann Connor of There are no young trained men Lincoln $02 to $167 Chevrolet $33 ARB YOU LOOKING FOR A PLACE TO LIVE? Niles street. Hartford as Maid of and ■ women to take their, place. Bead Our LIstinga la MancbMter nnd Vicinity. |tog street; Mys. Margaret Mallory, and that the government waa to $52; Pontiac $38 to $63; Olds- ■ 100% j68'"Pro8i)cct street, Honor. Miss . Barbara Cannon and Evert, publishers itnil editors them­ search report and to • support mobile $30 to $72; Buick $51 to To Meet Tonight Wa Have HouaeaTbat Are Available Under the U.l. Bill of Rights. charge# that the Franco regime "prepared to take part in or sup­ i Admitted today: John Pulaski, Miss Gertrude Cannon, sisiters of selves' are in many insta'ricc.s new $83; Cadillac $68 to $148; Hudson MANCHESTER AREA the bridegroom, as bridesfnaids. to theli*,1obs. All Spaniards threatens world peace. port a new initiative in this re­ Auto Driving Pure Wool ' Bouth Windsor; William Crockett, spect, it being understood that an $73 to $94 ; Packard $08 to $162; CENTER SntEBT— HEBRON— 83 Bigelow street: Ailelalne Dik, Lieutenant (jg) Alaii Gault of Whito-halred D r FUmund Gojd- Clergy Persecution Charged Nash $66 to $74. - 'The Zoning Board of Appeals North Brookfield. Mass., was best schagg, publisher of the biggest international action will be made, 20 Henrj' street; John Bajoris, 36 The subcommittee, consisting of OPA also set prices, for 1947 will bold heartnga tonij^t oo four­ t-Fanally, E-Boom Duplax. Within - 30 miles of Hart­ man and Bruce Cone of Hnmdeh, Bavarian rtewspape ■, the Svul- Told to Arm; preferably through the United . Instruction teen applications for non conform* All -oonvaaleaoaa Inelndlng North street; Martin tJoiKl.sline, representatives of Australia, Po­ Nations, that can bring real re­ model Sludebal^ers but did not ford. VACANT. For a 0.1. Polo and William Greene, brother of Dcutorhe Zeitiing of Munich, de­ land; France, China and Brazil, ing zoning rules. The hearing will ataam heat, aatomatlo gas 148 Bisscii street; Shei'wofxl I’nie- the bride, ushered’. scribed the prim,lem to his tollow sults.” compare them with previous ceil­ .tnan. 33 Server street: Raymond Reds Feared also has before it a report -from ings. The agency aaid the design be held in the Municipal BuUdlnK' water heater, foil bath: wired In the oounfr.v. 6-Room -Sin­ A reception followed the cere­ ptibliahers. The ' new school of Council RenuUna In Receaa at 8:00. for eloctrle. stove. 8-car ga­ ,'O’Nelll. 10 Mintz couM. • Jose Antonio AgulrTe, exiled presi­ The councU, meanwhilf, re'hialn- And engineering of these cars had REYNOLDS gle with all convenlcnqes. mony at the Hotel Bond. journalism, he said, would’ 'train dent of the Basque people of Spain, Following the hearing the board rage. Nice size loL Good to- Since (he first of the year, so many people have been provided new Discharged yesterday: Richard After June 15 the couple will 80 to 90 students , in , a cour.se (Oontlnned from Pa^e One) ed in recess after deciding yester­ been changed extensively. Handy to school, store and Shirts T)wyer. East Hartford; Russell cofltaln|ng statements purporting in executive session, will make its .cation. Handy to baa and telephone service in the area served by the Manchester exchange reside in Boston, where Lieutenant which would last frdtn three to day to keep the Iranian case .on tellings for the new Studebaker dedaionf. shopping oenter. Price gll.!$00. church. Sale Price 85,800. Burnett, 718 North Main street; to show that the Franco regime la the agenda. The unanimous deci­ models are: Champion de lux* $1,- DRIVING Cannon will study at Harvard four mdnth.s. The stiulent.s, would Bcientists are conducting atomic persecuting the "democratic Only $800 Down — 840 per that the'Manchester central office equipment cannot handle any more Mrs. Mary Siamon.s and .son, ^radiiatb school. be selected from over 500 appli­ sion was made after Hussein Ala, 158; Regal de luxe $1,221; Cbm- This is one of the research inside Spain. • basque clergy.” The report con­ Speakers' Point Iknpliaalzed month. new .subscribers. ’ - School street; Mrs, Lucille Mghon- Mrs. Capnofi is a "graduate of cants and would be screened by Iranian ambassador, expressed mander de luxe $1,370; Command­ SCHOOL ey. 20 Haynes street: David Max­ Say# Ami# Imported tinued that 15 priests had been finest styles ever of­ Mt. St. Josephs’ Academy and the Germans themselves. Dr. Otto doubt that all Soviet troops had er Regal de luxe $i;477. HAKTFORD-^ well, 176 South Main street; Ley- Giral said-Spqin was importing; executed and 500 imprisoned. • ,San Francisco—(ith—A labor fered. Beautiful St. Joseph College- and attended Groth, of Frankfurt, would be arms from other coijntrles but he left, his country and declared he Can Baat Hartford >-M0It NORTH WINDHAM— ton Wlmont, Andover: Mrs. Doris principal of the school and lec­ Andrei A. Gromyko, who again believed Soviet elements continued ,linion official ( d O ) , waa telling 8-Faaslly, ft-room Flat, good Until additional central office equipment is installed, the only wajr Penn.sylvapia State CoHege, She did not name them. Artlat Drops Dead on Straet shades of AQUA, Milev^ki.and daughter, 42 Edward has been employed recently on the tures would be given by. newspa­ boycotted yesterday’s Security to interfere In the Internal affairs the fact-finding board of Padfie location. Ideal tor doctor’s Veterans, If you want a street. He declared that Fraqco had council meetirti; on the Iranian Oaa and Electric company, at a ho­ CHERRY. MAIZE we can connect new service is by using the lines'of people who give reportorial staff of the' Hartford permen, university profo.sjors and of Iran. San Fnneiaco; May “ 23—(yP)— . office and home aet-up. All home In the country, here It in. Discharged today; Mr.s., Lillian 250,000 troops along the French question, submitted documents to tel the other day, about the rising up their telephones. . Courant. economic experts. The case will remain on the Jules Paget, 79, celebrated artist, dnavanlenoea and In good re­ 6-Room -Single. All conveni­ and WHITE. Metcalf. 647 Main street: Mrs. Gi­ Lieutenant Cannon was gradu­ Results of preliminary, quostlbn- border. However, he said, a cable the committee setting forth that agenda indefinitely with the under­ cost of living. The board interrupt- pair. Prioa BllJIOO.. gs .Sav),i^, Bflch, street; Janet today from; unimpeachable sopreea 47.000 Spaniards. Ija^ fought on dropped dead of a Heart pttabk last' ^ -ed to order two pitchers o f ice wa­ ence#,' 4 acre# of land.** Handy 71 ated from WorceMter'- Polytechnic ing. among .the. stiiilests. showed standing that- the diacuasien can night on a downtown street. Ha .Generalt • " Bostick, 63 Ardmore ii>ad. Institute where he was a 'member some astonishing results of twelve said #ranci) hoV is putting many the eastern front irt the last war be reopened upon the request of ter—for which it paid room aerv- to school, store and church. SMALL, MEblUM. First to receive service as lines beciune available will be those of them in civilian clothes and is with the Blue division with casual­ waa one of Prance’s jforemoat pre­ ice $1.50 plus a SO-cent tip. of Theta (?hl fraternity. He li now years of Nazi education, Dr. Gold- any delegate. war painters and held the cheva­ Trucking BABTFORD— Sale Price $4,500. $200 Donm customers who are given precedence by government order, -U-2. Fltially fiets Own IMscluirge on terminal leave. schagg said. Not one ^ tho.se ex­ campuflaging gun emplacements in ties totaling 41,500. Gromyko also ‘‘There!” said tho apeaker. ’iSoe LARGE lier of the legion d’honneur. what I meant?" and approximately $85 per amined was able to give a suit­ anticipa'tion of visits' by United reported that a Spanish air squad­ A good loeatloa ia.baslaana All other applications will be filled strictly in accordance with the Fort Douglas, Utah-- OFi—MaJ. Famed for his light opera.s, w'rit- able answer to the question: Nations observers. ron of nine planes,fought the-Red-' , Fieldstone month. Bandit Fled Empty Handed zoaa ■—.8-FamQy FlaL each date an order is placed with us. ' - EarJ G. Linhart of Bethesda, Md., ten with W. S. Gilbert, Sir Arthur ” \Vhat is politics?” Glral, who has .submitted almost Army. Engagements Agrees to Uae Own Name with ana parlor. All baprove- has specialized in Army dis­ Sullivan also composed such M6st had never heard o f ' tl)e ,1,000 pages of written testimony 'Another comnfunicatlon to the Variety FlaR»loiic , Chicago—iP)—When two gun­ menta laclnding hot in ter COVENTRV— charges for-the past eight months. hymns as "Onward, Christian parties . in the Weimar rejiubllo. against the Falangist government, committee from Oslo said the Nor­ Chicago—(P)—To the prisoner heat. A splendid opportunity .1 $2.49 After handing out 33,000 G. I. dis­ Soldiers" and "Nearer, My God, to | None knew that Schiller hatV b^yn said he would present more evi­ wegian people want to see a Demo­ Krajewski-Brzozowski men invaded Benjamin Lemer's Fill - Louiii before him In Town Hall police We regret that we cannot give telephone service when and where grocery store he picked u'p a bot­ for a beaiity parlor, doctor’s' This 8-Room Country Home charges, he got his own yesterday. Thee.'* 1 professor of history at Jena. dence to back up the atomic rt- cra tic regime established in Spain Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brzozoyr- ■ ^ court on a disorderly conduct ofltoe and many other possibil­ it is wanted, and are making every effort .to speed the installation ski of Dayton, Ohio, announce the tle of pop and slugged one over charge the Judge aaid: “John Mul- la a short distance from main ities for homo and olBoa aet-np. of more-facilWesr— engagement Of their daughter the held. The robber retaliated M. LEE doon, you don’t look like an Irish­ Price f lg.500. road hot in nn Ideal spot as Ladies* Gahardiue Shorts . . . -a. * by slugging Lerner with his gun. MICKEY FINN DifTerence of Opinion LANK LEONARD Frances; to Joseph F. Krajewski, man Jto me.” an all year ’round abode. It Maize • Red - Lime • White • Navy. $1.88 son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kra­ Then both bandits fled—empty- PhoDc 2-1869 "I’m npt. My name ia Muldo-. I keg. U. 8. r>l. Ofen has been completely remod­ YOU H E A R D ' jewski of 69 Foster street. handed. viciv But 1 like Muldoon because As soon as Manchester’s equipment can be manufactured and deUv- VEAH-AND WE'RE It’s easier to pronounoe.” OOTTAOB8 AT eled. Has 20 acres of land nnd Ladies* Butcher Liiieii, Shorts WHAT I SAID, The wedding will take place this ered to us, we will rush it into service. In the meantime, existinf F E D U P WITH, TAtaW ' “Use your own name and I’ll dis­ COVENTRY LABE— ■ells for only $6,000. New Sumner Colors! $1 .9 9 M A H O N E y jW E fall. WE*KE NOfTV5="^=^NOT SO LOUD, TH E SH O R T EN D O F miss you. The Irish have enough 8-Radih Oittiga on water equipment will be regularly and carefully reviewed to assure service TURNIN'HIM LOOSE,) YOU POOL S P L IT E M R trouble as it is,” sighed Judge YOUR JOBS-THIS Gets Plenty Of Help tronL Bloetrie llgbta, runii.Ing MiUHCHESTER ROAD— to as many subscribers as possible. MAHONEY.' ^ - H E 'L L HEAR TIME WE SFH.IT DR. DAVID H. NELSON, CHIROPRACTOR John R. MeSweeney. sralnr. OompleSrty furnished, We Have a Complete Line of Juvenile, Boys* and Muldoon, nee Muldovich, agreed. MB COULD PUT K . YOUI'M Springfield, 111.,—(T) Phillip flala Pries BdAM. Farm— 13 acres of land. 8- Girls*, Men*s and Women’s THE FINGER ON US A6IVIN6 THE 14 West Center Street room house, barn for 18 head Rupp was driving his automobile Answer Surprise 4-Reom Cottage. 18 rant BATHING SUITS '•FORAtGONAPPING/ ORDERS in the busineaa district when he of cattle., A good location. (ram sratar troaL Eleetrle . A short distance from Man­ l e t t in g , discovered it was on fire. He After 88 years’of practice in the E^gard Building in Hartford, Bralnerd, Minn.—( ^ —The open­ Ughta, rnaatag watar. 0)Nu- stepped on.the gaa and drove has been forced out, as the Veterans Administration la taklDg ing of the' flahing aeaaon found chester Center. Sale Price HIM GO' fm lsasf. Bala Pries $ , . RETAIL SALESROOM to the downtown engine house, but oVer the building. To my many patients in Manchester, it is George Flaher, Bralnerd newspa­ 10 000 as all the firemen were out fight­ now possible to have your adjustments In my office hero during perman and Ashing enthusiast, ing a blaM, the telephone opera­ the day. Formerly it waa only In the evening, and by appolrt unabte to ftdd a tod and real to Xl-E SOUTHEBN NEW ENGLAND COBiFANT tor summoned firemen from anotb- meiiL' "■ complete fali tackle. Then ha in­ ecatatlon six blocks away, llu vis­ TELEPHONE serted a "blind" claaatflad advar- Manchester Knitting Mills iting firemen extinguished the. Office Honrs From 10 i o 12 — 2 to 5. tlsemant in a nawspi^ar. Tha ftrsf ALLEN REALTY COMPANY la t OBNTBB FTBCET -TBLEHONE 8168,‘ blaze In Rupp’s car jUat as the ETcninfs By AppolntmenL Phone 6429 answer which brought him the downtown atation firemen return­ equipment was a surariae. It waa AB Uaaa af taanaaea. lactadlng Life Mortgagee Arranged ed. fran^..$L. Q. L P ltspatr^ P M W a Otract Wires — From Hartford 3-1456 From WllKmantle 108 roommate. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. UANCBESTER. 00NN,a THURSDAY. MAY 28.190 PAGE THISIEEN MANCHLSICII BVEWIMG H ERAL^ MAlNUHES’l'EK, W N N - THURSDAY, MAY 2S, 194f Sport Slants Rockville Nips Region in Extra Inning 2-1 By Earl W . Yost Sports Bdlior High OOL Feature in Red Sox/Victory Red Sox Return Home < The veteran Higgins who has Oak Grill Trounces Fagan Decisions Blow Ted WUliams, Bobby Doerr, been In the Navy the past year Compiled by Students of MancRtstcr High School Miss Helen Estes, PiM lty Adviser Johnny Peoky and Company, bet­ performed with the Tigers for the THURSDAY. MAY 2.T tor known to rival American past six yeara Previouldy he was a North Ends 10 .to 2 y o L . x in , NO. S4 League pitchero as the trouble­ member of the Athletics and Red In Pitchers Battle some Boston Red Sox will return Sox. Pinky played third /o r tne' Ranieses IV, aa the ram was called Error Corrected But ye olde college prank appeared Wiiisi \rl llh and leave him at a Rhody dorm ,1 ' The Sox first western trip wasn't Prince received some undeserved off of Disputed Game High. cll muat be paaaed by a tbtee- Red mid White Roekrille (2) I Stolen Bases and Much Enjoyed a fearful sigh, with C’a painted all over hia fur too successful although the Bosox publicity from several papers con­ ("an be heard -'qiiarters ratber than a ma­ In Softball Lea^e AB R H PO A the (svise of coats on the fioor of the dorm, ihe jority vote as stated in last Annual Display Showg still hold a slzoable lead over the cerning his action on the beer I Infield Boot Decides .Studies aren't Officers Announced throwing Incident case a,few weeks Rostek, cf . . . . .2 0 0 2 1 dread, Donovan, Relay Team, was finally presented with dig- week’s World. Each of the five second place Yankees. The three nityi."- ''Connecticut Canipua," , Work ^one This Year game series with Joe McCarthy’s back which involved a “ girl” and The Oak Grill nine went to town l^effeymen l^ffer Sixth Janocha, cf .. . .1 0 0 d 0 ' Twi League Thriller Choirs, Orchestra and I.lttfe red splits sre fested 1 Thcs|iians Initial* new amendments received this Osborn, 2b ... Hall, Johnston, >lekin* t'niv. of Conn. ‘ Bronx Bombers is expected to at­ a mikn. . . . The Meriden American . .3 1 0 2 2 Stead. constitutional requirement of a In VariouB Mediums against the North Ends last night' Straig)it Setback in Morganson, 3b . .3 1 1 0 1 Band Take Part; ^IHS ocl in OWI South Thclne three-quarters vote. tract sellout crowds on both days. Legion baseball team with aeveral Marty Fagan held the "hard nev, Riiekminster Win All box and reserved seats for name performers play under the and emerged the winners 10 to^ . | HoIIoran. lb .. . .4 0 0 10 0 With makeup work to trouble •I ' s CCH. Contest 8 to 4 ' luck" title last year in the 'I'wl- Musicians Prominent Sunday’s twlnbill and 14,000 un­ light Wednesday evenings in the Hippo Correnti was in rajtoiorm ; Deptula, Tt . . . ..3 0 0 0 0 I light League but' laat night the the mind. A showboVt drawn up to a wharf Wciconiing gueata to the annual Morrell, c ..., Balk in peak form after a (iirl Reserves Plan reserved and bleacher seats will Silver City. , . . George Woodend’e allowing the North Enters three i . .4 0 2 7 2 I pitcher who won the hard luck Mes.slcs mean s week at home with two burnt-coi4( pickaninnies Art Exhibit in the Studio on May Blowing up In the fourth Inning Brlttncr, ss .. . .4 0 0 1 2 A third out-of-town music fes­ confined. ; seated upon bale? of cotton formed go-on sale at 9:30 the morning of All Stars will atage night games hits and two unearnpd'runs. Mean-1 I crown waa Dick Blow, youthful week'a lay-off, WIgrenite captain 22 and May 23 the High School the doubleheader. It to. the first at Bulkclcy Stadium under the after holding a 3 to 1 lead, Man Fagan, p ...... 3 0 0 1 2 tival in a brief period gax-e undi- .So if you want a fare that will Week-<*inls at Caiiip the center of attrhcUon of the Old Dickens" Novel while hia mates vdre teeing ott on I veteran Minor League performer. Jake Donovan fla.shed scioas the Art Department diaplayed fine ex­ time In Red Sox history that it arcs when Hartford's Eastern Furphy, If . . . . ,2 0 0 1 0 Blow who toiled with Los An­ minlshed pleasure to M. H. S. mu- please, i South atmosphere miich was the Max Rubacha fm fourteen hits and Chester High’s baseball team lost Pockett, I f ___ 0 finish foi a convlnimg win over has been necessary to refund a$ League team is on the roacL . . . . .1 0 0 0 geles and Albany before entering steal orginizations which partici-' Ouaid against this diead dis­ ; theme of Sock and Buskin’a annual Seen in Movies amples of their U'ork during the ten mark their sixth straight game of the ease. the held laat Friday at the .Mid­ It'a time to be on your wav’ past year. On the walls, on tables much ticket money aa In the esse Bat Battallno, fornier world's Ui6 Army served up a fancy three .•(emi-formal dance held on Friday of the May 26 twlnbill. It w a s ^ big fourth Inning rally aeason to Meriden High yenterday Totals ___ .31 2 3 24 10 patftd in the annual concert of Uie —Gloria Ferrell, ’48. dletown track Don Pendleton states the folder calling all Girl and hung in various spots about featherweight boxing champion hitter laat niglit for the Amerlcsn evening, 6^ y 17 In the high schodt from Hartford is content to en- that tiM^Ad the game away for the afternoon at Meriden In a CCIL I.,eginn ( 1) Central Connecticut Intcracholastic again finished with a power ful ’ Reaervea to Camp Ays Po for the ! auditoriurh. I the room were original drawings Dave Ferris is slated to pitch treeters. The Insured victory Thomas, cf . Legion but the Rockville Hill Bil- annual camp weekends. The Senior Saturday with Tex Hughson and gagF in the trucking business and game. The h('y » some Texan before entering the Bat Stroud and Billy Kowal. . . . Stan Gryzb doubled, stole third best for the Rod and WhttK. Inter-Chiirch Bowling points, aa uaiial, in the distance which lilacs...... were— entwined. nOver­ v ,r. who show«l them through and scored on an error when Jar­ Fay, If ...... 3 0 0 0 0 season at the West aide (Jval. left from in front of the main For Red Ooss (iifl jnd i ming. biking, singing, dancing, and ; -The scene of ^ e the exhibit. Those who served as service posted the best record of This type of a maim-bout !s one Ernie Noake went the d i^ n ce buUdlng at 12:30. After about a i events. but the relay le^m head pink and, green streamers vis was safe at first. for the locals and was touched for Fortin, ss ...... 3 0 2 2 5 The Legion clubbed B egan for discussing their Own clubs with I in England ! guide, were: Gordon Thompson. any Red Sox pitchers and was thing that shoukK be avoided Blow, p ...... 0 •« eight bit* including a tremendous forty minute ride they came to the ------* i ,>»everal of the field men won first were draped from the ceiling out­ should the sportbc revived in Man- The Grill made It two to one in 13 hits. The locals defeated Meri­ . .3 0 1 girls from other parts of the state. | considered with Bob Feller and *Haugh ...... 0 0 6 triple to deep ccnierfield in the Meriden High School, where the A 'etter of thanks and apprecia- Pi^rc" P"i M H.S. ahead .W-j ward to the walls, and multi-col­ ' D®" Syme, Eugene Suslam, Bettv Spud Chandler as the better right cheirter this siSnimer. Neither lad their half of the second, when Gen- den earlier in the season at Man­ League Formed at Y . .1 0 Each girl has been asked to bring 1 B(>b Oen«\ eM second. Staum waa out at the plate concert was given. The band mem- tlon was received from the*^ A m er-; to 44'., at the final scoring sports clothes, extra shoes, bathing ored flowers were sketched along handers in the circuit. belongs Ina'top spot , . , Frankie tllcore and Gall! singled, Berzen- chester. gamed by Tofeldt and Loia Olaon. Totals .31 1 8 24 10 when he attempted to go all the bera who played in the combined lean Red Oosa headquarters re- Pirat places were suits, and other articles for a typi­ Bob Genove.si. 46, president of the wipdows. I had been thrown in the French The familiar surroundings of Vigcant.-WaterbuiV boxer who lost ski reached on an error and An ni­ The box score: band______were assigned _ to the ^city hall , ccntly for the gift of »200 sent b y : Hall, Donovan, Johnatom Buck- Sq<:k and' Buskin's new officeis At various tables the follow'ing ello filed out to center field. Meriden (8) Rockville . 100 000 01—2 way on a fine play from Larry cal camp weekend. They were also Student (Council, waa congratu­ bastille by thie Marquia St. Evre- students .were demonstrating vari* Fenway Park, where the Sox post­ k cload'^decision to Gcorj^e Smith Circuit to Operate Next Legion .000 100 00—1 While the orchestra members re -, .Mafiche-ster .Iiinior Red O oss minster. McKinney, and the relay anonunced early in the evening a Negro of New York last Tuesday Down In Order AB R H PO A E Rostek to Red Bnttner to Moose reminded that the nights may be lated in assembly la.st Thursday monde. oua phases of art work: Terrence ed a better than .300 team average • Battcb for Hillnskl in 8th. Morrell. Staum’* triple wa* the bMtrsed At St. Andrew’s church. added to the Nation Child- team (Carlson Hanna. Costello. cold. award which his are: . The deplorable conditions of the with WUliama, Peaky, Dorn DiMag-^ night lost a chance to headline a It waa three up and three down Sipples, If . . . . 5 1 3 1 0 .0 Local Spfort Fall; Eight Churches on the second New Officers Mutty, Frances Agard, Harold Runs batted in: Pitkin. Three only extra base hit oi the mght. The combined cholra-rehearsed at ^ .McKinney 1. 1 Each club will make arrange- art work won in the Scholastic poor and their resentment for the g o and Hal Wagner leading th r future Capitol City card; . . . A1 in the third. In the last of the Shamrock, 2b . . 4 1 0 1 5 0 The meet was a good Indication ' Hodgkins. Barbara Swaason, Ann Grant, as !... . 5 0 3 4 Represented; Hope to base hits: Staum. Stolen bases: Rockville scored in the first inn­ itbe high 8ch(M>I. The money that M. H. S. atiul- ments to go to Somers, where Maj-azine contest The first awald President, Henrietta Lloyd: vice aristocracy was illustrated when pack before the western trip is Medrano a featherweight from Los fourth tlie Oak Streeters. put on 4 1 Osborn, Rostek, Brlttncr, Pratt; Many In Band of the looala' etrong and weak Camp Aya Po is situated Bush, Richard Hassett, Robert Angeles, now fighting out of Hart­ Janon, c ...... 4 1 1 7 0 0 ing when after one man wa* out. ents and othey students all over wa.s a certificate from the region­ president. Edward Tomkiel: secre­ the scene eix'itched to Saint An­ Vice, Dolores Haupt, Bob Geno- expected to again be the scene of the power and came up 'with six Chatter Secure Twelve Teams; Staum, Morganson 2. Left on • The bands, which were' under the points Iri both running and field | Carolyn Sonniksen. '48 tary, ftita Husarick, treasurer. toine in France, where the revolu­ ford, was impressive in his debut ^obirskl, c ... . 1 0 0 0 0 0 Bob Osborne walked and immedi­ the country contributed to this al section, held at a Hartford veai and Jane Waller. some heavy hitting starting with big runs and the ball game. Gentil- bases; Rockville 8; Legion 6. Bases ately stole second on the first baton of Walter Angus, who di- fund has made possible the buying! events. As a test case in piepara- , John Kjellson; business. Artemia tion was planned. last week. Featherweights seem to core started it off with a double. Gostyla, 3b . .. . 5 1 2 1 2 1 Organizations are bakin g their Meeting Next Tuesday stoi-e: the second was honorable Among some of the interestmg thq Yanks series and continuing on balls; Blow 4. Strike outs; pitch. Osborn has held the baas racU the Meriden High School of medical chests for Belgium. ■ tion for the' State Outdoor Meet Pazianos; stage, Bruce Noble; pub Lucy marries Charles Damay. have a f(wthold on-J>oxing cards in Gain singled to score Gentllcore. Gurieki, Ih .. . 4 2 2 11 0 0 teams in the Twilight League this mention in the national competi­ works displayed were posters de­ through the home stand. Fagan 7; Blow 4. Balk. Blow. stealing championship for the pest band, waa composed of 84 stud- France, Finland, Greece. Holland, (to be held Saturday, May 25l it tion. heity, Olga Knipen: assistant di-1 but before the wedding Damay Pinky Higgins a former Sox Hartford, with the 126 pounders and Berzenskl doubled to right CWanibautt, If . . 3 0 2 0 0 0 season. This has been evident at At a meeting of represantativea Umpires: Mileski and Kovis. anta from Meriden. Middletown. Baseball Losses confesses to Doetdr Manette that signed by thq Art II students, appearing on a large pei;centage Mroczka. cf .. . 3 1 1 2 1 1 the games in which the BA’s, PA’s two yeara and is out front in the Italy, Norway and Yugoslavia | showed that the locals, while not j rector. Margaret Alford; make-up, sketches and lettering, for advet- player will make his Boston debut field to score GalH, going to third from churches of Manchester last Brtatol, Weat Hartford (Hal) and Wanda Tarasuik; costumer. Irene he is the nephew of the Marquis Saturday against the Yankees. of the shows. . . , Pat Brady who himself on the throw. Annifello sin­ Baska, p ...... 4 1 0 0 2 0 and Legion have played. race again this season. The fleet since January 1. 194,’i. Philippine on* of the powerhouse combines I tising and some sketches of fa­ f(x>tcd second baseman moved up Manctaeater. Manchester proudly children have received 62,000 of the state, have as good a Mount in Week Benson; lights, Ronald Long- who had the doctor put in the The only weak spot on the Joe displayed his talents in New Hav­ gled to score Berzenskl. Ctorrenti Monday evening plam. were made r^reaentativea in every aec- Rec-Creations miliar spots around M.H.S. Cranin managed club has been en two weeks ago anil received Totals ...... 38 8 13 27 14 3 for organizing’ an Inter-church HOW THEY on an infield out and then scored pounds of dried milk. Two hundred chance as any other team to per- I champ; properties. Joyce Long- Bastille for political reasons. The Scotch Mural on the wall is filed out to Majewski, Anniello go­ The BA’s will practice tonight tlon of the bhnd. The, band re- The scene next turns to France third base with Ernie Andres rave notices for his ability now ing to third Allczl reached when Manchester (4) bowling league to open at the ”Y” on a balk. Osborn on the play had fifty thouaatidWourrOunce packag­ form an upset. The Red and j streth; program. Jacqueline Dutch- being executed by Jane Waller and at 6 o’clock at MU Nebo. All play­ set out in an attempt to steal iMaraed Ita three numbers, "South es of candy-coated chocolates also White strength lies in their, run- j Manchester High's baseball team Hope ' er; ushers. Lois Dogagrt. and pictures the death of the Mar­ Eddie Pellagrini and Lee (Nilbcrson does practically all his training at B. Gryzb ^ayed his grounder home AB R H PO A E ers are asked to be present. The next fail. STAND American Way." “March Slav." Here we are back again! Bob Genovesi. D. Battisto. 3b '2 1 1 0 0 3 home when Plate Umpiro Bob Mi- were sent to these children and to ning events (440, 889. and mile), ' lost to a strong St. Thomas team you're glad to .see u.sl ' In an impre.ssive ceremony read quis St. Evremonde.by a member not the' answer. the Hartford Auditorium gym. bu^ Anniello was safe, and he end­ management is trying to book a Theodore Chambers Ludwig B. and "The NaUonal Emblem last Thursday by a score of 12 to Those who served on the mount­ Wirtalla, rf . . . . 5 1 2 1 0 0 Hansen and S ta le y Sasiela were yesterday’s Results leski called a balk. European children during the paat ,, obvious that their field , by the old officeis of the club 21 pf the Jacques, a secret organiza­ ing and hanging did a great deal ed up on third. Mike Saverick trip­ home__gamc for Saturdciy after­ Marcb," all afternoon w-lth a abort 1 at the Weat Side Oval. The tion headed by the winekeeper, De- led to score Allczl. Walt Saverick Pitkin, cf ___ . 4 0 2 1 0 0 named a comnuttee to carry on Eastern League ' Score Knotted year. ^ (men will be out of their class in ..I Qr>,u>reague rigbt field Une evened the score at vided through the National C;3iild-i j; 440 vard-McKin- off .1 tie for second place. and Roberta. MacLachlan: Hang­ afternoon Earl Ballsieper and the Nutmeg Colored Giants of one ail aa Pratt scored. The combined orchestra of ren’a Fund to each war-bride ship. •> - _ Ernie Noske started for .Man­ Bruce Noble, Edward Tomkiel. Guillotine claims its victims, young and scored on a wild pitch to end 5lCCurrj’, 2b . . 3 0 2 4 1 0 ever, that twelve teams from os Philadelphia 6, Pittsburgh 2. ney. 1; Robinson, 2; 880 yard-Hall. ing: Richard Brunetter" Edward Del St. John combined their Hartford for June 4; in the fifth the Legion placed around forty pieces had for its two On order, awaiting shipment, are chester but .was relieved by Norni Margaret Alford, Irene Benson, | old. rich and poor. The mob, the North Ender’a scoring. Clifford, ss . . 2 0 0 0 0 1 many different churches could be Brooklyn 2, CJiicago 1 (13). aelections “Andante Cantabile,” •1: Hooker, 2; Bray, 3. Congrats are also in order for Churilla, and Roberta MacLach­ talents to whip Henry and Bob Patch, 88 .. .. . 1 0 JO 2 1 0 cnrolle^, and the effort, will be Boston 5, Cincinnati 1. two rbnners on the base paths but 900.000 articles Including soap, Beauregard in the fourth inning. Lois Doggart, Jwquelin Dutcher. i crazed in ita lust for blood, was lan. Williams' 2-Run Homer Smith at the Manchester Singles off the bats of Correnti and "IntnJduction to' Act UI from Mile run —Donovan. 1; Pendle­ the Volley Vollets. the winners of Rita Husarik. Joyce Longstreth. ] represented in street and trial Noske, p ...... 3 0 0 0 2 0 The Manchester Chapter of the made to sign up aa many different St. Louis 7, New York 1. failed to score. tooth brushes, writing tablets and Bristol scored almost at will and the Fi'osh-Sopli tournament. And Car(4yn Sonniksen, '48. Country' CTub. i and Allczl, M. Savericks fielder’s XiOhengrin.” The violins, who had ton, 2.' Artemis Pazianosi. DUne Speed, i geenes. Gives Sox 7 to 4 Win choice, an error by H. Gryzb and Martin. 2b . 2 0 0 1 0 1 Eastern Board of Umpires will hold churches as possible before ad­ Ameriean EMgue Up to the eighth inning the only pencils for Czechoslovakia, cod liv­ Javelin, Coatello, 3. Duacus. played vary good ball. that seems to be about all for vol­ Chicago 5, Philadelphia 4. moat of the difficult passages, Wanda Tarasuik, Marshall Davis, i Charlea Darnay, w’ho became The losers were 2 up on the Siamond’s double gave the Grill TMrkIngton, 2b . 1 0 0 1 0 an important meeting Friday night mitting more than one team from two hit# off Blow were singles by er oil and soap for Polish children St. Thomas at Manchester leyball this year. Over Indians in 12th first nine but Earl and Del ral­ at 8 o’clock at the 'West Side Rec. any one church. The next meeting New York 5, Detroit 3. jdasred exceptionally well. Antonio JohiSton, 2. Shot-put. Johnston. 1. Jean Wilson. Henrietta Lloyd. Marquis St. Evremonde two more runs in the sixth. Tedford. x . . . . 1 1 0 0 0 Morrell. Don Morganson opened ’ and garden tbols htid .seeds for High jump, Costello. 2. Pole vault. Jimmy Wiley started for the lied to finish-^3 up on the In­ All umpires are requested to be of the group will be held at the Boston 7, CJeveland 4 (12). fPuksl of the Meriden High School Faith Mcaelland, Laura Toomey, jj,e death of hia uncle. re- H.S. World Alumna Every Grill batter except Wally the top half of the eighth with a ‘ Yiigo.slavia. Buckminster, tie for 2; Flaherty: Red and White but was relieved coming nine. Ballsieper had a present. "Y ” on 'rueeday May 28, at 8 p.m. St. LquIb 3, Washington 1. single to rightfield He stole sec­ directed the orchestra. Articles for 30,00(1 Junior Red Softball starts this week for John Palleln, Ernest Kritzniacher. I tyms to Prance unknow’n to Lucy, By Joe Reichler Saverick greeted RulJacha with Totals ...... 36 4 8 S x 8 6 Belluccl,■i.ucci uctie i«.for u.3. by Bob Tedford. Bobby Kelly al- you girls who are handy with a Those members of Sock and innocent friend of his. Barring unforeseen develop­ 36 coming in including a birdie Manchester ...... 012 000 001—4 It is hoped that representatives Standing* ond end third. With two men out, Belax Before Playing Cross eduoiitional and health hits to all comers of tlie field, from at least twelve churches will Eastern League Broad jump. Costello. 1; McKin- lowed only f o ^ hits in going the bat and ball and for tho.se who Buskin who were responsible for Upon reaching France, he is seized Edits Dorm Paper ments, the St. Louis Cardinals, on the 8tb, 10th and 13th holes. Meriden ...... 0 1 0 600 lOx—8 The Softball League Board of Morrell waa safe at first when A dinner waa served at 6:30. cheats have now been purchased , d i (880 yard) Man- : route for £t. Thomas. want to learn. Frosh-Soph after­ while Ck)rrentl scattered three to Arbitration Includes Count Far- be present at this time to enter W I, Pet. GBL Wally Fortin threw low to first in for ovetseas. These chests valued j n«y- 3- the planning and executing of all and aentenced to death because of knee-deep in southpaw strength Runs batted in: Chambautt, A fter dinner there waa dancing In Costello, Carlson, Ronny Edmohdson. ’47. noons aie Tuesday and Thursday, the North enders. rand, Jim McLaughlin and Howard their team*. Scranton ___ 11 6 .647 what wsuM’ihSve been the final at a quarter of a'million dollars, I chester-Hanna. the details are; Joyce Longstreth. his aristocratic blood. on the mound, may turn up with Mike Saverick’* trjple landed Mi'oczka 2, Sipples, McCurry, Pit­ thef gym to recorded music. This rain or shine. Juniors and Sen­ Edward Tomkiel, Everett Buck- kin 2, Wirtalla. Two-baae hit; Jan- Keeney. All three are veteran dia­ While it has not been definitely Wilkes-Barre .. .10 7 .588 1 out. will contain soap,, tooth powder, McKinney, 1. The final scenes were those of Marge Kloppenburg, M.H.S. ’45, a pair of 20-game- winners this between B. Grzyb. Opalach and H. >buted until 7:30, then the members Jim Hooker. '47, iors take over the diamond on land, Allan Hellstrom, Jean WII- yea*’, «acb pitching from the left Ing at right field In place of Dorn or. Sipples, Wirtalla. Stolen bases; mond performers. decided as yet on which night the Binghamton ___ 10 7 !588 1 The Legion went down In order pencils, pencil tablets, shoe laces, I lanu, Allan neiisuoin. jvah well-known self sacrifice when who was Managing Editor of the DiMaggio, who was benched with Grzyb, and v/hen the ball was league will l>owl, Monday and Hartford ...... 7 7 o f the combined band, orchestra, .\luiiina'S Picliire Wednesdays. This is a good son, Mai gai'Ct Alford, Bruce No- carton enters Darnay’s side. Only once since the tbrn of Pitkin, Tedford. Sacrifices: Cham- .500 2H In their hall of the eighth. It was , and choir were requested to be on ink tablet.s. pen holder.s, pen points chance to eaiii some points, those World In her senior year and who a pulled leg muscle, sent the finally picked up Mike was perch­ The joke of the night at the Tuesday seem to be the choice at Albany ...... ___ 7 8 .467 3 the second straight loss for the Le­ and powdereil inks. Also hair j ble, Florence Savitsky, Jacquehn, j,ourg before Damay is the century has a National b.iutU Mroczka. Double plays; atage for the evening concert. of you who need only a few to get is now attending Boston Univer­ League * club boasted two. left- game Into extra innings with a ed on third. softball game last night. In one present. I mira ...... 7 9 .438 3% gion. Rockville’s record Is now brushes, chalk, crayons, rulers, I Dutcher. Ronald bongchamjjs ! scheduled to go to the guillotine ninth inning home run. He also McCurry-Brown-August; Patch- The band performed first, play­ Plaving Ball Is III Seliool Bulletin an award. Irene Benson. Lois Doggart. Rita ^ jjrygging him into un- sity, has been appointed Editor of hande(l 20-game winners in one Benny Gryzb handled six Brown. Left on bases: Meriden 9, of the early iifnings, Pat Anniello Much interest was shown in .th® Williamsport ___ 6 10 .375 4>i two wins against one setback. ing ita three numbera, all of which tooth brushes, paint boxes, draw­ the ” Fox Hawler," her dorm news­ season. drov^ in three other rubs. chances without a flaw dining the fouled high between the third base suggestion made by Mr. Hansen •Utica ______5 9 .357 4»s Staum and Fortin paced tbe"Le- . ing paper, combs, shoe brushes and ------Hu.sariU, Oiarles Tarpinian. ] consciousness takes his ‘ The Yankees overcame a 3-0 Manchester 6. Bases on balls: Bas­ * Does not were greatly enjoyed by the audl- Theme of Flay Day Varsity basketball teams are be- Artemis Pazianos was in charge t _ _ .. ‘keeninr a life paper. In Max Lanier (6-0) and Howie night including a hot liner which ks 2, Noske 1. Strike-outs: Baska bleachei's and home plate. RIchy that the League use a flexible include second Al- gion attack with two blnglee •nce, ' shoe polish. The High School Institute In The material is gathered for the PoUet (4-2), the Cards have two deficit as a result of “Hank Green­ gave him a very sora tnrowin!? Jari'is threw off his mask and haildicap system of scoring, such bany-Utica night game. apiece. Marion Dickson '48. berg’s first inning .lome run, to 7, Noslfc 9 Hit by pitcher, by: a* is in use by big leagues in the National League Mrs. Mildred Simmons hf Bris­ , .t w„,. i 7:,. ■ r, - . i U.. 4-page mimeographed paper by re­ of the moat accomplished port- hand. *V Basks (McCurry). Wild pitches: tried to get under the ball. A fan PA’e Oppose Legton * tol led the choir In "O Divihe Re­ mai porters. aid then is ^ited, made defeat the Detroit Tigers 5-3 and The holder of the lucky number west and south, and which makes W L P et GBL Car aiders In the league. Having al­ Noske. Passed balls; August. Um­ wanted to know what kind of a Tonight the polish Americans,. deemer" and an AmeriranXfolk . "Play ball!” and "Batter up• lOM, Pennsylvaniareiiiio.>ivai,.» has sent — to------Mrs.- m e finalsnnais ofoi *he nr Fiosh-Soph r I : the dsnce were; Supt. and Mrs. and stenciled by the Editor, ready won mofe than* half the hand Fred Hutchinson his first for much closer competition. This Brooklyn .... .18 10 .643 — ton, while Basil Rathbone did an did not call for the prize. The pires: Roberts, Stone. foul (fowl, there is a chicken coop — and American Legion will playoff ^ aong. "Cindy." ' D a ilU C * L v e i l l S U O l l G was the theme of the play day held , Page skinner, director of , powling were played Mond.ay. The Arthur H. Illing, Principal and ^arge hopes to print the paper team’s total between them,' the loss. Until the Yanks tallied four number was 1847. If the hc»ldcr nearby) the catcher was going will be something new tn . Man­ St. Louis .... .18 10 .643 ^ -r, . . . —1 1 .t uoi.»rr,t-ki HiPM . . .. >>---- usnh o . .. . ------_i— I _ . .. Bailcy Ml'. End equally splendid job as the Marquis rims on him in the fifth, Hutchin­ chester, if adopted. The plan will CJilcago • . .t...15 12 .866 their postponed game at the The Girls’ Glee Clilb luider Mb after .school at Eaat Hartford High dramatica in Manchester High a ^tllev Cat.s won in a very close Edam M at l! It four times a year an(l per* pair stand a good chance to emii- will present It to the scorer dur­ after. 21,4 St. Evremonde. Charles Darnay son had run up 18 consecutive be further explained ' and dis­ Boston ...... 16 13 .522 These two teams •were originpiv B avls of West Hartford presented R » r W r s iis t it t li 111 ( ' l u l l ’’Chool. Friday. May 17. which the | pa„,phiet announcing the 1946 aes-, game. Mrs. Joseph M. Skinner. Mr. and haps once a> month if there is iate leftiea CTarl Hubbell and Cliff ing tonight’s game it will be honor­ 2'4 scheduled to play lost Frli^y "eve­ o p « l l l l t ^ i l H i - " followini^ Girlfi Leaclfm of M.H.S, Mr.s. Francis P. Handley. Mr. and was portrayed by Donald Woods. enough msterial. Melton, each of whom gained 20 shutout innings. A triple play, cussed at the next meeting on Cincinnati .13 13 .500 4 *8ong of Faith” and "There Are Many favorable comments were with everybody n the Yankee In­ ed. Sportn ScJtPihile — The Legion baseball teim was Tu(?sday. .12 ning. Such Things.” The whole chorus • ' 1 attended; Ann Bush. Elsie Herter, Janet •' - Keller, M.H.S. u o ms '45, who is The Fiosh-Soph badminton tour­ Mrs. Walter Hall, Mr. and Mrs. or more triumphs for the New decked out in new Uuj^orms last New York .. 17 .414 6H heard about the pictuK - the field taking part, helped the New Ample Parking S{^*e Ail churches are urged to have Pittsburgh .. .10 16 .385 7 Vie Taggart, recen^'discharged ■ followed the Glee Club and sang ' Barbara Fortin. Evelyn Lanz. Ruth ' now attending Westminster Col- nament is in the quartcr-finala. William P. Qiitah. Mr. and Mrs. York Giants In 1937. night. The pants and shirt is black only unfavorable criticisni wxa.thqt Yorkers out of a big hole In the Fans are reminded that there Today representatives at this meeting. Philadelphia ... 8 19 .296 9H from the Navy wUt fio the chuck­ "When the Foeman Bares His Events before and after a Senior ‘ Johnaon, Barbara Holland, Janet i lege, was the first representative Be sure' and check the bulletin Thirty Senior Girls to fact, only one Cardinal left­ with red stockings and hats and ing for Coach ^ r g e o n ’e LegU^ Reception were pqrtrayed in Span- ] Hammond, Shirley Taylor, Phyllis ■ from M.H.S. to attend the insti- board at the Rec for the sched­ '^‘‘sCc-r and* Buskin members and-i «1«» h a d ^ ^ ^ u t severely, hander has ever been able to .win eighth. is ample parking space on the Oak Grill vs. 6:30— The opinion voiced by Mr. Kull- Ameriimn League Steel” from Gilbert and Sullivan, In third place for a few hours bank near the score board. to Nrrtli End. white lettering AL 102 on the gren of the ” Y,” that it would W L Pet. GBL nine. Vic pitched in the South Pa­ and ‘Battle Hymn of the Republic.” Ish by the sixth period Spanish 1 Flahertv, and Betsy Slover. Be- I tute. A picture of her as she was ule. their partners who attended the i Having read the book as sopho- as many as 20 games in one sea­ (rout of the shirt. dance avere- mores, most students found the as a result of Detroi,t’a loss, the ! enter, drive down Edwards street PA'S vs. Legion. 6:15 -Oval. make the league of greater inter­ Boston ...... 27 7 .794 — cific agsJjjM many major league Two boys sang a unison .solo in the c 1b s .s of Miss Beulah E. Todd dur-j jidea East Hartford and Manche.s- taking part in a radio broadcast Take State Exams son. He was Wee Willie Sherdei stars apdgalned a world of expe­ ing a club period'sixth pcri(xl Fri-j ter High schools, there were pres- : appears in the bulletin. Girls Leaders Club will have Margaret’ Alford. '47. Bob John-1 film interesting but freshmen wbo notched 21 wins in 1928. Slim Washington Senators fell back to |.'and enter the field at the northeast Friday, May 21 est and value to have ail creeds— New York .21 13 .618 6 latter piece. Msnche.iter at Rockville, 3 p. m. Ekldic Wici'zblcRi, PA catcher Is Catholic and Jewish as well as Washington .. .16 14 •!533 9 rience: G. Albert Pearson conducted the day ' ent girls from Weaver HIgfb Hall Susan TrusteJiitzer, '47. their Spring Cb-Rec Night this son- Elsie Anderson, '49. - David 1 cohldn’t follow the story because Sallee missed theV..V cbarijiad .figure . . ___ dropped a night j corner. Cars will, not be allowed a patient at the Manchester Memo­ McIntosh; Virgins Battln, ’49, ] ®f the omissims. NB’s vs. Roekville, 6:30—North Protestant — ''represented, waa Detroit ...... 18 15 .545 8*a ,Tifd Flood or Oos Wilkos tosy Boys’ Glee Club. It was plain that The period waa opened by Chris-! High, and Hartford Public High, coming Saturday. It will begin In snticipftlon ‘ of futur* state in 1913 and 18 yeai» later j and^^fficlau'^ rial hospiLul. Eddie caught Mon­ -hurl for the PA’s. Flood lost^his, promptly at 6:30. Softball and Frank Vlchl; A'vis Beechler, - ’48. | Gloria Ferrell, '48. Wild Bill H ^ la h « did likewise. l W . , t ^ M « t e ^ the End. heartily endorsed by the group, St. Louis .... .15 Is .455 IIH- be was quite well known and lik­ tel Woelk who gave an introduc-1 goftball was the game of the offlcs posit;ions, thirtythlrt] senior girls day nigi)t's game against the Grill and it is hoped-that this invitation (Cleveland .13 19 .406 only start this season against Uie ? ! volleyball are on the program. George Mrqsek: Margaret Boyd, . track. League/offlclals League/offlcials' • ask that B ^’s vs. Props, 6:15—Oval. 1 0 ' ed. He led the boys through ”Vii tlon which.told the time, place, and j afternoon and each team played took 8'Ute C^vU Sendee exams om Pollet’a fourth victory UstitQ ^ex Shirley, who held the Sen- Sunday, 51ay 26 and the following day was remov­ will be accepted by all. (Chicago .... .10 19 •34i> 1414 BA’s. ~ patrons and patronesses of the short games. The Manchester Newington Beats '48. John Peckham: Eugenia Bro- Friday morning May 17, bagun j'ou all cooperate in this matter. ■ions” and "Schnleder’s Band.” He nlghU a 7-1 win over hia pet ^^^rs to six hits. Morlartv’.i vs. Meriden A.A.. 3 ed to the hospital. Those who have not as jret been Philadelphia . 9 24 17>4 Game time is 6:15. received a large “hand” from the dance. The dance waa to be held at I girjg played their first garne with Tests for Girls Loaders Club deur, '46, Wayne Cartier; Nancy 1 Club Plans to Do at 8:45 the exams were completed "cousins,” the New 'Ywk Giants,] Johnny.Sain pitched the Boston Oak Grill (10) Burnham, '48, Earl Snow: June! AB R H PO A E p. m.'*—Oval. represented at any meeting may audience and repeated ’’Schnieder’s the Manchester Country Club. j Hartford High which they won 8- M.H.S. Golf Team , were given Tliui sday aftei-noon at 10:45. 'The result will be re­ came at a moat opportime Ume. ■ ^ virtual third place Eskel Buckland just missed an­ Yankees 8ig,n Bertelli I Berzenskl. ss .. 4 1 2 0 1 1 5b*nda.v, May 27 contact ^ny of the above named Al Javery Rpfeas,icd Band” for an encore. Mis? Phyllis The next .scene was & store I 7. The second game was shortened ______: after school- Girls who are ac- Claughaey, '49, Jim Hooker. j vealed in .two weeks. since it enabled the Cards to r e -, ^ubs by trbunclng the other holc-in-bne yesterday after­ Joan Coffin. '48. Allan Ander­ Skeleton Mounting Anniello, 2b . . . .4 1 - 2 5 0 0 Legion 'i's. Props, 6:15—Oval. committee or Mr. Kullgren at the Karlin accompanied the Boys’ Glee where Mary Ann Pazianos was to two innings since there was so The M.H.S. Golf te^m was setic^Pl**! "ill be notified at a later Girls taking typing and short­ gain their first place National Cincinnati Reds 5-1 for his fifth Oak Grill vs. Legion, 6:30— noon on the eighth hole. Buck- Boston, May ^93—(IT)—’The Bos­ Boston, May 23—(^—Angelo Club. selling Rosemary Quish an evening little time. Manchester lost this son: Marion Dickson, '49, John hand exams were: League deadlock with the Brook- triumph 1M. (jorrenti, p . .4 0 1 1 0 0 back for their fifth defeat of the date, Pallein;. Loia Doggart, ’47, AU*n North End. land’s drive landed between the ton Braves,have released Al Jav­ Bertelli. for whose great quarter­ Next came the orchestra under gown. In paying for her gown, game 7-2. Edna McAUietar, Helen Msneg- 13m Dodgers. The Brooks had A double by first baseman Mui> I ' ’ ’ ' Tuesday. May 26 flag pole and the cup. The ball hit backing Frank Leahy dropped the in ten starts last May 21, i Helstrom: Ellncir Rougan, '46, Having finished frog disection, gia, Jean Finnegan, Lois Krompe- moved a half game ahead by ery, •'big, right handed pitcher, to Antonio Parlsl of Meriden. ’Thetr Rosemary used her charge-a-plate. After these games the girls were K!fN!Ijrn.^o"n"i6‘2“ “ ’ i Ten Girls Leaders attended a rell Jones In the ninth scored Don;” - ^ NB's vs. Lee’s. 6:30—North the steel liner and. landed two Toronto of the International Notre Dame box formation for the jack Shea then began the task served refreshments in the school John Hansen: Jackie Dutcher, ’47, the Biology Club will now mount gal, Marie McLaughlen, Barbara shading the Chicago Cubs 2-1 !n Kolloway with the run that gave '• two, pieces "Andante Cantabile” S tch ., .h'ow„l M.nch«- ■ s t S ‘ ‘ m u « £ Siaignond.1, End. inche^.^away. He birdied the hole. Lesglie, ending five yeara with the ’T ,” has signed a "special” four and ‘‘lntr(?duction to Act III from of purchasing a dinner jacket cafeteria. [“ "'“ I ' Eugene Suslam, ’46: Agnes Fal- the skeletons of the frogs. The di- Fortin, Evelyn Lanz, Marian Mc­ IS innings earlier in the day. the Chicago White Sox a 5-4 ver- Wednesday, May 28 kowski, 4ohn Cragin, Susan Fer­ Gentilcore. cf be. year contract with owner Ted Col­ Lohengrin" were well received by from Johnny Pallcin. Luckily Jack Betsy Slover, '47. secting Involved a month of meet Farland, Jean Davi'dsoi), Anne The lean lefth^der from New diet over the Philadelphia Athlet­ Grill vs. BA’s. 6 :1 5 -Oval. Bangor, Me.—Jimmy Mulligan; lins of the Boston Yanks of tha guson. '48. EMmund Gorman; ihgs. Many of the internal organs Gain, If .. ,3 m L E j X D E R S , -the .audience. As a grand finale the got the la.st jacket In. stock and C C I L victory To ®uah captained the Mancheste. Zwlck, Grace Russell, Esther Ol­ Orleans, wbo had beaten the ics. I'Caceys vs. Rockville, 6:30— 170, Lowell, Mass., T.K.O. Nick Mexl'co City — Babe Zavale, National. Football League, and the choir, band and orchestra sang and charged the amount to his father’s , team and did quite a job! Gloria Ferrell.v •'48. Roger Schu- were i,e]||amlncd and i(|entifl^ ip son, Fhyllla Flaherty, Audrey Giants eight tilnes tn nine previ­ With Schoolboy. Rowe starring North End. Torres, 168, ^uertc R.co, 3.'' By The Associated Press liert; Kathleen Gilroy. ’48, Nor­ 34 10 14 21 3 4 hiatlonal League . 1461,4, Mexico City outpointed Kid Los Angeles Dons of the All'Amer­ played "The Heavens Resound” by accoii,nt, ] they won one game. Ruthie John­ the pressed frog. The rupiratory Waddell and Mavis* Rollins. ous starts before be went off to both at bat and on the mound, the | Pillplno, 146'.2, Hermosillo, Sonora. ica Confe^rence say they’ll go to petition, the Red and White also man Kronlck; Katherine Graham. and digestive systems were dis­ Those taking only exams on N or« Ends (2) Batting— Walker, ^Brooklyn; Beethoven. Antonio Paris! also In a local flqrist shop Jack Shea, i Trade Winds son sparkplugged the team to war in 1943, narrowly missed get­ Philadelphia'- Phils upset Pitts- ] AB R H PO 10. court to keep Bertelli’s services. .sub.sUtutlng for Roger Loucks who j defeated Weaver 12-6 and bowed to •46, William Lauteijbach: Pat cussed ahd identified. . typing were: ting bis second straight shutout burgh, 6-2, for the Quakera' t e c -' . __ .374; Muslal, St. Louje, .870. ' conducted this. Norwich 13 1-2— 4 1-2 for the sec­ their one victoi'y. .4 0 0 2 was with the choirs in Meriden. I Griswold. '48. Ken Lappen; Judy Now the members-'Will s6ak the May Murdock, Barbara Nichols, before a paid attendance of 45,- ond straight. Rowe drove "in two' Runs—(Javarret^ (jhlcago, 24; After the concert the students "Neighborly Hi’a" and “Tracle- ond time this year as Nor^^•lch Kroak, rf Reiser, Brooklypi'22. was ordering a coi'.sage for his A softball play day at Rock­ Handley. '46, Joe Kane; Blaine frogs in a solution to soften them. Aane Luppacchiho, Ethel Custer, 755 at the Polo Grounds. The lone runs with a pair Oi. doubles and got their coats, music ca.ses and winds" sciund a trifle Informal showed a good style of golf. HauscKild. '48, Mai LaShay; .Bar­ Mario()i Hojmes, Florence Pagani. H. Grzyb, If . Runs batt^ff —Slaughter, St. stands; then reported to their giiest'at the dance. ' ville is the iast one achedulod for Lgter the flesJi and skin will be Oiants’ run came In the seventh scored twice himself. Sports Roundup^ when compared with the title of The M. H„ S. golfers present bara Hubbard, '47. Everett Bnqk- cleahN from the bones. The fkele- Vivian •PickereU Jean Taylor, Mil­ inning on a home run by b.tg Jawn B. Gniyb, 8b Louts and'Holmes, Boston, 36. buses. Attendance was taken to. sec Three girls. Barbara MacNeely, •The Red and Gold Review’s” ex­ this year. record La five victories and five de­ land. ■* .tons wilt be^^aCed in the sun to dred McNelu, Lebns Ptercy, Doris Mize, bis eighth of the campaign. Today’s Games a. Grzyb, lb H lts-7Musial, SL Louis, 4t; that no one was left behind, and Jean Robinson and Jean DOftahue change column, -tt’a a'' dignified feats and are assured of a C.C.I.L. Lovett, 2b .. By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. <*> about the Notre Dante football Wyrostbk, Philadelphia and Walk­ Well, ’’finis” for now. The,end. Lois Hunt, '49. Bob Johnson; bleach. After this is completed the Wiganowski, Lillian Mdore, Norma A three-run homer by Enos Eastern Eicaane in. a short time the buses were,j+ieid a conversation, one such as "Wniat IVe Learn of Our Con­ tie, if not w'innlng it. 'Majewski, cf New York, May 28—(>P)—While prospects, die word Is out that er,.-Brooklyn, 37. headed toward Manchester. | girls would before the dance in the that is. Toodle-00! Rita Husarik. ’47. EdWard Tora- frog skeletons will be mounted on Prentice. Mary White and Mary Slaughter followed immediately Utica at Hartford (8:16 p.m.). temporaries.” "Red and Gold Re- Marshall Edward Hodge. '48. I Raimondo. Jarvis, tc ■... ]hc Yankees were raising ail that the Irish aren’t especially inter­ . Doubles —Holmes, Boston,. 11; One stop was made which waa > powder room. . i view kiel; Jean Johnaon, '49, John cardboard. by another round tripper by Albany at^ Binghamton. D6es Your CAR Kjellson; Elizabeth Kirkpatrick, Francis Pagani, ’48. I , Eugenia Emrey, ’48 Whitey Kurowskl, aewed up Pol­ Scranton at Bunira. Rubacha, p , fuse about the “snatching” of their ested in big George Connor’s re­ Muslal, St. Louis, 10. at a.hotdog stand and the buses] Events which took place after] players by the Mexican League, ported switch from Holy Croiip be­ Triples—Muslal, S t Louis; Paf- arrived at the Center at 11:00. i the dance were portrayed by Anne | let’a victory in the first frame. Wilkes-Barre a't Williamsport, 37 2 3 18 8 3 Rene Martre and Michon Stein­ P u i i s ^ Dixie Walker, 'Brooklyn’s Idol, « National League did anyone think that it was in­ cause they're plentifully supplied ko, Chicago, and Seminick, Phlla- Ross Shirer, ' 10 BceChler. Jean Wiley. Audrey; berg, two French orphans, have F»«Hali Made Juniors Nominated ;« ?J'fKi2Srii.S;S Innings: Need A . gave his worshippers plenty to (St. Lbula at New York—Burk­ congruous in view of the way the' with good tackles . . . George deiphia, 3. ------——------' j Shaw. Jcan.RDbinaoP. Johnny Pall- been adopted by the students of O ' /-I s > 1 XT .1I ’47.’47, Jerrv Jerry Snelder; Joyce iLohg- 020 602 X—10 streth, '47, Bruce Noble; Mary cheer about when he belted a long hart, <(1-1) or Beasley (1-1) vs. Grill ...... Yankeem (football branch) have Nicholson, who has sjiTvived more Home rune— Miae, New York, ^ ein, .laHc SHea and John Kjellsoh. Rates College. ’Ibis entails sending For School Honors North Ends 010 010 0 — 2 Of Latili Words Gray Maiaon, ’ 47, Ronald Long- double, off the right field wall to Schumacher (2-0). grabbed off National League play­ rounds in the ring.'drith Joe Louis 8; Relfer, Brooklyn; McCormick, food and clothing to the children Jarvis, Gain. Valve Job? Junior Honors Are- _ John Kjeiison-47. champs; Lorrainp..rMoriconl, '46, •core iDjck .Whitman in the 18th Chicago at Brooklyn—Wyse Rim? batted in. ers? . . . Lawson Uttle;, 1940 Na­ than any other wxer, )ias been Philsdelphla; Hatton and Miller, who are in great need of them! Charles Tarpinian; ’47, Lois Mas­ inning and gave the Do Gastogne Adame, Louisiana Runs batted in—Willianui, Bos'- to represent M.H.S. at Boys State pupila to decline. ! gjijp. There ^vas no restriction as game from the (Cleveland Indiana Washington at 8t. Louis — ton. S3, Doerr, Boston, 81. OLD^MOBILE 8 . 8 1 2 .9 5 Choir, , which. along with the cleared; Kingston, br “ Rhody” (for Another example Is the thii-d ! jo the course the boy is taking or Bob Wright: Carolyn Sonniksen, Who Caught? state U. two-miler, has the Idea which is going to be held this year '48. Don Hall: Jean Stratton, ’47, 7-4. A home run by Ted Wljllams (night)—Maefner (1-2) vs. Potter Hit*—Pesky, Boston, 51; Wll- Girls’ Choir. Eighth Grade and Rhode Island), was to be given principal part of the verb ”to be. ’ the college, if any. he is planning When the Seton Hall cellege that a apot of running during PACKARD 6 ... . 8 1 0 .9 5 from June 23 to June 29_at the High .School A Cappella Choirs, Alfred Brodeur: Barbara Swan­ with one on in the 12th broke a (8-8). ----- ,1 Lasi Nights Fights liama. Boston, 45. ■University of CfonneiiUcut Boy’s TThe word in Latin la ” fui,” or as to attend. From the six boys who 4-4 deadlock. Johnny Laaor, start- lO n iy games Bchedufed). basebsU team played Cornell re­ Study periods sharpens his mind. Doubles Greenberg, Detroit 13; sang at the Greenwich Festival on the young . linguists prefer, son, ’47, Don Vacarrie; Wanda cently the leadoff man toir Seton So during nightly study periods he PACKARD 8 .... 8 1 2 .9 5 State is a complete state organiza­ received the highest number of Tarasuik. ’47, Francis- (toartler; Spence uid Vernoii, Washington, May IQ. "fooey.” ■' ^ . votes and who otherwise are qual­ i . . * m wwgroatlBg e o rdsto lfcysu r lasgosgel _ Hall was center fielder John Con­ takes time out to jog four or five tion from Governor to Town Con­ The choirs were rated by plus ’ Sue Todd, ’48. Leonard Johnson;. 11. 8 1 0 .9 5 stable, run by boys. 16 W orld E d itor Similar words as these keep pop­ ified. the faculty shall select one Send M«em lo-yoUr Wendi on iM r bktbdoya By The Afifiociaited Press nelly. who had spent ten months laps around the track . . i. In re­ Triples —Keller, New York, and PONTIAC 6 ...... and m.inus signs on the follow'ing 1 ping up throughout the lessons and Jane VlCkerman. ’48, Charles Ha­ New York—Indian Otomez, 161, From those who receive the Receiver Award bo.v as the choice of the school. or Then fcey’re skk . . . or Then you to »«y In a German prison camp . . . He porting this information, drum- Spence, Washington, 4. points: interpretation and artistic: thereby help to lighten the serious Of all the girls nominated for vens: Jane Waller, ’46. Doug Itew York, outpointed Jerry Ftor- beater Jim Corbett headed the STUDEBAKER 6. 8 1 0 .9 5 highest number of votes and who effect, intonation, accuracy, rhy- j walked. On first base for Oornell ' Home runs —DlMsggio. New Latin classes. Girls’ State by the Junior class, -Straw; Jean Wilson, ’47, Paul Drooswd up sipocioiy for you, taHisork Sind ello, 159, Brooklyn, 8. he found Arnold Kelly, who had have the principals approval as to thm, tone, ..diction, presentation I John Pallcin, 1946 Editor of Brockman; Charlotte Worgan, paragraph: "(?inderm«ntal Jour- Yoric. and Wtlltaraa, Buton, S. Mary Dlngley, 49. the four who have the principal’s Slander* ore torSf I YomII iSueklo those St. Louis—Willie Pep, 129 8-4, been in the same PQW calsp . . . tiey.” ^ better than average attairrment in and appearance. the High Schcwl W'orld and ’48. TVib Turek. Stolen bases — Case, Oave- Prices Include Gaskets and Labor. •cholarabip and achool leadership, approval as. to bettsr than aver­ Hartford, Conn., outpointed Aponta Connelly promptly ' atole' second tknd. 7; Rlasuto, New York. 8. The Boys’ Ch'olirTecelved a total- standing twelfth in his cla#a> V M t Ptcaic Site Joan Coffin. ’48 Coho V » «horoeto» d r w hr »h% M * GANSEITLAST DAY SATURDAY Torrea, 137, Puerto Rico, UO. six Junior and eix sophomore can- of fourteen plus signs, tw'o or has been awarded a Conqectl- age attainment in scholarship and and the guy who tried to tag him Data AH, Brotbare Pitching— Harris. BMton, 7-0- school lesdsrship,. will be chosen. Carolyn Sonniksan. 48 orMaRwIlo In far Sold Saodor Cord* todoyl > •ATOMAV'fi a SM r a A n m u (Non-title), 4 SERVICE CARS TO LOAN! didiMtaa will be chosen. On Monday, more of which after each item in- ' cut sCbdlarship at Wealeyan w u shortstop Bob Gleason, who When tha brand new RooeevSlt 1000; Ferria, Boston, S-0-1000, u * r TT, the junior and sophomore . t o ordsr to ptan the acUvitias On Wednesday, May 22. the Junior Providence — Jimmy.. Nelson, dimeq come out Wednesday, the dicate coniniendable work.-Two or : University in Middletown. The Discuss Leaders THE PROVIDENCE STAKES 171 8-4. Providence, outpointed had been hi* Lieutenant during claasaa will again vote on these scholarship is awarded' on for the Senior Claes Picnic on class will vote again on these four training at Atlantic City .... Delaware Park race track plans Tonight’s G am e more minus .signs indicate poor' June 4, the senior clasa officers Current political leaders waa the toe*lS,OOOAMM Tuffy Rec4 170, Trenton, N. J., cenilietea the three juniors and wor.i. Tlie High Sciiool A Cappella ; charactei, personality, scholaa- candidates and the two girls re Good thing Cornell had aome civil- to have 125,000 worth of them to went with Mr. Bailey on Monday celving the large.1t number of subject of the discussion In the Tht— -Tfr-OUa • O s* Mil* aad Oa«-5(>to«a(Ji 10. , tka M n e aaphomores having the ( ■’hoii • tc( civpil a total of thirteen tU' achievement, and leader­ May 16th meeting of the Current lane in there. „ hand out in winning bets, . . • The Oak Streetera will return iMlfMt aanker of votes will be de- to the picnic site at the Ted Hil­ votes will be declared the repre Binghamton. N. Y,— Sam Ba- plus signs and two ininuM signs. ‘ ship. Affairs Oub. NARRACANSETT NURSERY STAKES roudl, ISl, Youngstown, T.K.O. When three Southeastern (infer­ to action tonight opposing the rlarad the reprMentative.'. from and tlir Gills' (*lioir received the ton camp in Moodus. sentatives from Manchester at Sports Before Yotv Eyes ence fo(>tbeIl coaches Bob Nay- Knights of Columbus at the North Not more tlian eight Con­ They were enthusiastic about Susan Truateoitzer as chairman tor *7 .8 0 0 AMad BlUy Carrtgan 161, Baltimore, 6. B r u n n e r ' s Manchester. largest number of plus signs with Girls’ State which iS helid at the Dick Powell, newly-appolntad land, Bobby Dodd and Henry End diamond at 6:80. necticut scbolarsbips are the sports toclUttes available — University of Connecticut June 23- began with an oral topic on John towreoHJldi • five Aufosf* Toledo—Oiuch Hirst, 144, De­ U see any boy . who has already a final total o f seventeen. ' Eeatern League umpire, once Fraka, failed to Attend Um cdh- Banjo Oalli and Mac McGuire 8 0 Oakliind Street. TeL 5 1 91 awyMed annually. Jobn'a everyt^g from horseback riding Brlcker, Art****** Paiianoa and Ol­ OlANOBTAiro 60* -. CtOmOUM 61. Tea Uel. troit and Bill ParsoAs, 144H, Dah- Boy's state la ineligible, On the whole, the Manchester 2». (erehea track meet laat week, the are the probable starting pitchere :«w ard la for flye hundred dol­ to canoeing, and tbs picnic prom- The sponsors of Manchester rep- ga Krupen each gairo rsporta on Cewelt Yew Uael Trgle er Sea I vtlle,. ni., Dsew, 10. fought a six-round exhibition 7 Jm I yearia Sophomore npresen- chplrs were highly commended for lars for the freshman year, Harry Truman and Henry Wallace Oakland. CalU.—Larry Cisneros, against Jack Dampeey and also has other coaches sgreed they must for the Grill and Kaceys respcc- tattvea, Tom Bailey, Bob McKIn- latM much fun. rssentativea are Dilworth-Cornell excellent performances, and G. Al­ and be may apply for almllar respectively. These topics iJid been 136, Quests. 'Mexico, outpointed taken oii'Johnny Rlsko and Jess be staying away to beat the Uvaly. The Knights lost their only amft Albert Patch, apd Donald bert' Pearson, director, was compli­ 'This event is a resumption, of a Post, American Legion Auxiliary, scholarships in succeeding former practice. The last picnic given previously in Mr. Piper’s U. NARRACANSETT PARK Frankie Moore, 186, Oakland. 10. Willard . . . If you’va- wohdared buahea!| Wants bdt thav w4ren'tT previous league start ' rentflatoa are urabla to be caniii- mented on his excellent musician- years if hia acholastic standing and the Ckismopolitan CIull who took place before thp war. will each sponsor one girl. S. History classes, ship and d irectly ability. rsmalns high. , - ' Thelma Wright, ’47. . W rlfht, '47. Susan 'nuktenltaer, '4T Jean Coffin Thelma Wright A 1. MANCHESTER BVEPJtNG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 28,194® kGK FOtniTEElt MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ THURSDAY..MAY 23,194« PAGE FIFTBBIT Household Gofids 51 Wanted to Rent Kuniness Services Offered IS Rooting— Repairing 17-A Hvlp Wanted—-Male Sft Motorcycles— Btcyclea 11 see it* reflection in a little cove TOON Eli VILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX W AN TED — High school boy part- USED FURNITURE bought and beyond a rocky |K>int, when Ken CARPENT r V work, reasonable EXPIJR! K E P A U ^ of shingles, HOUSE— 6 rooms or more by P. Qasnfied FOR SALE — 1087 Indian, dla* time. Excellent hours and salary. aold The Red Shop. 56 Hudson ■aid, '“ Let'* go out in the canoe." rates. Alteratlona, roofing, re­ slate, compoBltlon and :ln roofs W. A. engineer. Tel. 6155. Sense and Nonsense patched tow, S wheel. In excel­ See Mr. Litchman, Arthur Drug street. Moore's Used Furniture. Qasrified . pairs. home conetniction. Time Rebuilding and re>^uring of * The water wan cSlm, with faint lent condU-iori, 1208. AlAo box Store, 845 Main street. Phone 725tl. URGENTLY needed, 3. or 4 room intermittent ripples. ♦Shall 1 paJ- payments arranged.' Guaranteed chi'roneya and flaahirtgo E. V Information Sought! Sign posted above the entrance trailers. Parker WelUlruj Com­ rent, by the end of June. Phone Advertisements clle bow?" Debby aaked. W I I v D B R T work. Laurel Hill Construction Coughlin. 390 Woodland, street WK H AVE'ilnestTr aasortmenta of Here’s a problem that ha.s me to an Asheville, N. C. Beauty par­ pany. 166 Middle Turnpike Weat. WA.'VTED- Man to work- at the 5431. lor: Advcartisements Co. Manchester 2-1372. Phone 7707. kitchen linoleums Al«n Hie arid By WILLIAM MAICR "Lord, no," said Ken. "W e’re p«TpIPXOd, .'^926. Eighth District Sewage plant. For Rent For Sale not going to race anybo*iy." He "Don't Whlatle at the Glrla Who ROOFING, siding and new Apply to Charles .Gibson, super­ wail coverings Mancheatei Floor I wonder if anyone know# X FULLER BRUSH Dealers— For A F A M IL Y of 6 being evicted by was arranging a back-rest against Emerge Mere. One of tpem May be For Sale ings our specialty. Highest qukl- Covering Center. 24 Birch. Cali To Buy To Sell How the poof moth.s got their Fdr R<^ Fuller prodiicte and 'rvice any intendent, at plant, off Hilliard new owner, urgently need a 6 6r Your Grandmother.” Wanted A Ota Ity materials used. Workmanship street, dally 7 a. nl. and 4 p. m. o688 X X X IV ^ cocktail* right awdy. Gordy start-1 forward thwart, and he pu t' daily fill TbSell place In .Manchester township, 7 room rent. Phone 3056. a couple of cushions against the To Buy Motorcycles 12 guaranteed. A. A. Dion. Jnc., N The CCC had made stone fire- ed to broil the steaks aa soon a* “ ■’' •.ff.tnst the Before Adam and Kvo wore ghone 2-12C4.______NEW VACUUM cleaners for sale. CLASSIFIED ADVT. places on a low bluff above everybody was clresseti, and there back-rest. 'There." he said. "Sit clothes. Craig— 1 feel aa if I'd known 299 Aiitum street. Tel. 4860. you for years. DISHWASHER Apply Silk City Liberal trade-in allowance. A.B. DEPT. HOURS: Flax Pond in the State Park, and was a big pot of coffee coming to there and I'll be able to see your Mrs. E. R, Kreger. CLASSIFIED AOV^^ USED CAR OWNERS.! RADIO Clinic, 27 Purnell Place. House* for Saie 72 face,” Marie —You certainly do. A BACK to pre-war reefing, tid­ Dln^. 641 Main street, C. Appllcance and Service Com­ 8:30 A. M. to 4:45 P. M. it was beside oat. of them, in the a boil on the back of the grill. , DEPT. HOURS: Expert service guaranteed. Open , ---- pine woods, that Shirley had her A* it got dark the moon came 'That ought to be a treat." she The Question Is: ing, insulation, new ceilings, pany, 21 Maple street. Phone We aim to please; 8sS0 A. M. te4:45 F. M. evenings. Prompt delivery serv­ 2-1575, FOR S ALE in Manchester. Elxcel- picnic. shining through the tree* behind an id dryly. She got in and re­ Boss- Do you believe in life aft­ paperhanging, painting. etc. Dear Colyum; 1 haven't read that er death? ice. Phone 5079. Help^Wanled— Male lent five-room single constating The whole crowd was there, the them, a bright moon that was clined the bottom, leaning Imrk „pp<.r and lower berth# TO SELL OR NOT TO SELL? Large aavtngs, time payments of modem kitchen, dining-room, Office Boy— Yes, air. free estimates Tel. 12.56 The D k F em ale 37 Mattpons and the Samuel* and the only a couple of night* from tlie against the cushions apd dangling A L L MAKES of fancy machines FOR SALE — Walnut buffet. 816. living-room with fireplace, and her fingers in the water. , ^ ^ ^ , Boss- Fhen everything is in or­ Apex Home Remodeling (k>rp. Wanted— Real Batatc 77 Ckirriers and Ken and Debby. full. Debby took her sandwich Lost and Found The AnsNOer Is; expertly repaired. Singer Sewing EXPERIENCED bookkeeper. Ac^ Call 8750. wash-room on first floor. Tvyo They had the pond all to them- liarU ayi'ay from the lire and lay Ken P««hed . off and paddled • ' ' der. After you had gone for the Machine Co.. 832 Main street. I WILJ. pay cash and wait for afternoon yesterday, to bury your ROOKING — Speeialixing in re­ Woolen Compai^. Hilliard atreet. bedrooms and bath upstaira. Oil aelves; there waa nobody else in down on a blanket on the pine along the shore towartl the rocky lO S T —<3a* cap and bunch of key*, Tel. 8883. FLOUR ' problems solved with occupancy for a home in Man­ Grandfather, he came in here to 1 SELL TODAY WHILE pairing roofs of all kinds, also Buckland. \ . hot air i^eat, garage and three sight anywhere. Ken and Debby needles, with her coat wrapped point and the little cove. "It 1#, ' vldnlty of Myrtle atreet. W. linoleum, asphalt Ulc. counter chester. either a single or two- he said. Here it is: see you. YOU CAN STILL GET new roofs No job too small or chicken coops, will hold 1,000 went down the path to the beach,w arm ly around her, and *he lay Ticket Agent Upper or lower S^ultx, 82 Congreaa etreet. Dial CHIM NEY*’ and nreplaces expert­ ENERGETIC sales \^rson to In- Expert workmanahip. free eati- family, if it Is in good condition. "W h at?" MORE FOR YOUR OLD large. Good work, lair price Free layers. Located on bus line. Sub­ to feel ot the water, and it felt there on her'side, propping her berth 7 2-1588. ly cleaned. Twenty-two years of mates. Open . evenings. Jones No agent*. Write Box, J, Herald. warm enough for swimming,'even head up with her hand .so that "A treat to see yo'ir face." Indian Chieftalq* (making estimates. Call Howley, Man­ troU«^N>5<0 QROOL4 - : delivered prumptly. 20 years’ interior and exterior decorators .Articles for Sale Tel. 2-2506. or have decided tq sell and will If you ask her what good little We have been selling Blanches* signs of having ’ideas'?" WOtAt OWHYY VOMERS’. experience. John Maloney. Phone service. Kadloe checked at the reasonable prices Call for free give occupancy within 90 days. girls dream about, and she can't home. Store open all day Man- estimate.^. Leach 4 Fogll. Man­ W.VRDS bindei twine tests to 90 | MAGIC Wand welder, like new. A ler real estate since 1BI4 and “ Nope."-. anw er. and then you know she 1987 BUICK sedan. Phone 6342 7454. Write Box D. Herald- "W ill you marry me?" he a.skcd cheetei Padlo Servtoe. 78 Birch chester 5797. lb. strain! If-s tine-st qu'ahty avail-I real bargain, $25. The Do-All are quite confident that yoa will isn't a G. L. O. after 7 p. m. be pleased with oar prompt, abruptly. OLD FLOORS SANDED street Telephone 'J-0840, able , made of select Hi.tal Company. Phone 2-2506 I LONG Established Manchester courteous serrice. 1980 BUICK Victoria coupe. Very Laying and finishing. PAINTING AND Paperhinglng _ fibers Latticc-wouin! . . runs resident must vaca£c to new ' When he had exhausted l\i« as- good running condition. Phone J. E Jenaen. COMMERCIAL . Good work Reasonable rates smoother . . hoki.-v shape limg: NEW G.E. 1 can milk cooler $189. qwner-. Will buy a 6-room single Roherl J. Smith. Inc. .Shrsh'ci.k ’her head. "You can’t . of .songs, he proVed he 4205 after 5 p. m. Raymond Fiske Phone 3.184 Cement mixers, spring tooth har­ or double and wait for occu­ Tel. Wllllmantic 9928. evenings. ci! .Stock up now at Ward.s low House ff Ifals Rultdlng do it in this state. You have to , " altogether liu kmg in w . REFRIGERATION ' | price’ Bale of .six S-lb balls, rows, corn planters. Dublin Trac­ pancy. Write Box A, Herald. f.NTERIOR A.ND exterior paint- Tel. S450.5548 file intentions and then w a .t - I | stepped up to the ampll- ' * ^ j REFRIGERATION SERVICE, $6,8.5. Wurd.s Farm Store, I’ urncll tor Company, Willimantlc. 1981 WILLYS. Call at 72,0^1akland SPECIALISTS ’ i ing, specializing In paperhang­ W ^ A T HAVE j-ou to otter? We Real Estate Insurance doa’t know whether it’s three 1 Urunow, Coldapot. Croaley, Fngid- ing. First-elans work guaranteed. Place, Manchester daV or five dny.s." Pf>tlein.n: 1 on flteeet have cash ouvers waiting for •^Vell. five davs from now, ‘ ‘'e " " 'll '’ ho Know aire. G. E „ and all other makes We engineer, service and sell re­ First-class materials used. Sam WOOD For Sale, i set of double MuKiral Instruments 53 singles, flats, duplexes, good ! .. talent when you meet Ifp with it. Commercial and Domestic. frigerating equipment for mar­ P ratt 185 Center street. Tel. harness and two saw rigs on houses anywhere in town. Write ; 2-door eedan. i She turned her head sideways • • • ' ' ’Ken I sang thia group o f: 2«84 kets. restaurants, dalhea. institu- 5064. wheels. 691 Porter .street. Box .M.A.. Here' ’ at once giving , . m., 6646. SCIENTIFIC STEIN W AY, upright plaho. $375. I wearily, letting her cheek fall Buffalo, the audienre pre- Can Uons, taverns, farms, etc. your listings. T O BE SOLD agnin.st the cu.shion. She looke WA BtAVlCI. IWC. T, M fftC.f i L lure, di.slllusioned .smile. " I ’ll tell I l-o“ fl Voice (from rear, inter- TO LET HIM SUFFER, JUSTSOWoV RUGCrEP// Ri*HT„. 24-hour service. Tel. 2-0752. Night Emergency, 3622 l Privale I^nstrurlioim 2H 9 p. m,- Spacious grounds of two aerrs CAM SEE WHATS HAPPCNHUft.^ ‘ ------' ------1.5 u, .$1 to $.1: tan work trous­ vou. " .she .said. "You wait until; rupting)—Was it brick by brick? m o w 6.50x16 tires; 5.57x17 tire offer freedom and seclusloa. WOODWORK for youi home. LOCAL MOVING, trucking and ELOCUTION. clekR speech, larg­ ers, .size .13-35, $3 and $1, tuxedo, he liberated me in Paris, aiul I’m here Ih t u iis c he ! sometime when theie l.sn’t any I _ ------ahd tube. Used and recap tires. A Paperhanger Dwriling has two apartments ^ moon, or any cunne, .and when' Wise Winifred says she cairtes Wardrobe*. bor’--ases, "Ship­ ashes removed. J. Klein, 28 Foley er vocabulary 'international size 38 long. Phone 8188 after 5. Office and Store told me this was a nijiht club willi two Ik iih Is !" Parker Wkldlng Company. 166 ot 5 and 6 rffnms. Property : vou haven’t had an,\ cocktail.s. , hot money in her atocking because street. Telephone 6718. pronunciation — confidence gained 54 Middle Turnpike Went 3926. shape” kitchen cabinet*. Cali Equipment steady Work! looks like a very smart invest­ (Then you come around and ask. her father told her to put it wliore Clint Hendrlckaon. 2-0963. : denaontration gratis. ment with an eye to the future. ALBERT .1A(X)BS-Aahe* Imd TUTORING readint; .wpeoth Riindini! Materials 47 ' me again, see?" ' it would draw interest. 5.50x17; 6.00x16; 6.50x15; 6.50x16 A FEW typewriters and adding One apartment will be avail­ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER mathematics. White Studio. 709 machines for immediate sale. Re- j I He looked intensely into her j — - • In atock. Brunner’s, 80 Oakland. AIR CONDITIONED UNITS rubbish removed. Light trucking Apply able upon very short notice. For Tel. 8927. Main street. 2-1392. FOR S.\ LE Assortment of u.sed built aniKfully guarjintecd. Nut­ ; eyes for a long time. Finally lie | Miss Almond— Please pardon my Phone 6191. Hot ^ r Furnaces Installed lumber. Approximately 1,200 feet. fiirlhcr pariicniars please-con­ meg OlTicK Supply Company, > I smiieil "A ll right." he said. "I , negligence. , and Reset ■ Call at 28 Harvard Road. tact.; j will.” I Friend--That’s all l ight. GENERAL trucking. Ashe* and Phone 5408.’ John McCann K K W TIRES, new recaps, used Eaveetrougha and Conductors (To He Continued) . j They ain't showing. . tires and tubes. Expert vulcaniz­ rubbish removed. Loam and fill Musical — Dramatic ‘29 | ------All Types Sheet Metal Work. for sale. Donienic Ponticelli, 63 ing. 8 hours reca{^plng service. (•’iH‘ 1 :ind Kcpf' 19-.\ 30 Laurel St. Tel. 7388 ( MANtmESTER Homestead street. Phone 657,8. PIAN O TU NING and repalnn.g. j Mearing Apparel— Furs 57 Robert .1. Smith. Inc. Manchester Tire and Recapping SHEET METAL WORKS FUNNY BUSINESS Player , pianos .specialty Jyhn j IF 5'OU operate a tractor you . House A Hale Balldlng Oompany, Broad street. Tele­ 21 years' experience. Phone 5413 SPIRE LLA Corsetiere. sc£entjflc- W. SCHULTZ and Bottlcello. Cockprhara, 28 Bigelow atreet, i can’t afford to be without Waj'ds Real Estate phone 3869. Open 7 to 7. P.U.C. Ilcenne to do Conn, state ally designed and comfortable Dial 4219, . - -1 Vitalized motor oil. It cleanses All Lines of Insaranca FREUKLES AND HIS FRIENDS What, No (iirdle? BY MERRILL BLOSSER SEWING Machines, vacuum clean­ moving, local trucking. Ashes supporting garments flltedNtn Reuil Herald Ail Vs. vour engine a.s it lubricates — j ------s ^ ers and small appliances repair­ and waste removed. Phone EXCELLENT piano, tunning, re­ your home. Choice of material^ Aiitm--8hip by Truck 8 help.s it run. cooler. smoother . WWOOPIEf UltCvi WAMTS To SEE I VVAKJNA b e a BRIGMr Vou Sure Abe 1 T mi& is mv Mo use! This doesn't REDUCE ed. A.B.C. Appliance and Service ‘J-1688. pairing -ind "cbtiildirig. All work Ruth ,\1. Allen. Phone 2-1254. VOUR S .O M A C H ---IT O M L Y MOVES . . . last longer! Get Vitalized m e ! 1 c a l l s r c i c a v Am o 5MIMMO LAD, MR. C .TTinJO TDoeEP / MEW DR.V l H -2 'I'dN.. oak platform truck Co., 21 Maple street. Phone guaranteed. fCslimatcs cheetfiilly i j The BRICkS, /GOODS.C'MME IT "RD O TH E R PLACES ! Oil in drum lots for aa low aa 60c r s l a s l e - trim the w o e p«i ) body, rack side*, excellent ■'condi­ 2-1575. Pick up and delivery serv­ LAW'N and power mowers sharp­ given. The Plano Shop. 6 Pearl ------T AND CMANGE THE 0)U / H ELP WITH ga), (plus Fed. Taxi. Montgomery ! MV BELT ' tion, 6% ’x8' 4’. ^ o n e 8779. ice. ened and rebuilt. 'AJl gas engines, street. Phone 613'/ TWO MEN.’S suits gnd overcoat. outboard motors, garden trac­ Ward, 822 Main street. Phone 3034. HELP WANTED — n— BOOKKEEPING, public account­ tors, pumps and electrical ap­ ing, income tax returns, payroll, pliances repaired. Quick depend­ Help Wnnted— Female 35 I (Jardfji— Farm- Wanted—To Buy 5H .•octal security, withholding tax. able service. Pick up and deliver. -Dairy Male or Female WANTED—rpirls and young w6m- unempdoyment compensation, The Do-All Company. Telephone P rod lid s 50 W E WTI4- buy your rags, news­ WANTED! cn for our packing department, notary public Telephone 3627 2-2606. paper*. mag-nzines and scrap Light Factory Work O i/A ^ Z also for bench work. Steady job, Q U A LITY certified Gi'ccn Moun­ tfays or evenings metal*. Arnold Nelson, 737 Lydall Man or Woman between 30 good pay. Apply Tober Baseball tain and Chippevza seed potatoes, and 35 years old for posi­ atreet. Phone. 8906. ,, Apply LAWN MOWERS shairened. Household Services Mfg., Company,- Inc., Elm street $4 per 100 pound hag. Fertilizer, tion in real estate office. repaired. washing ' machines, $2.50 per tOO pound bagf; Table CASH FOR pianos or musical in­ Offered 13-A W AN TE D — T wo girl* for gen­ Must have knowledge of potatoes. $'/ per .50 pound bag, struments, regardless of age, vacuums, iron* repaired, prompt eral laundry work. Also exper­ pickup and delivery service, work CU R TAINS laundered, called for Frank V. Williams, 1.032. Tolland ■condition. Highest possible Spencer .Rubber Co. real estate, transactions. ienced shirt pr.'vser or .one will­ and delivered. Phone 2-2407 or Turnpike, Buckland. prices. T h e Piano Shop. 6 Pearl i^CPFR ft. St A 23 guaranteed. Thc» Friendly Flxit ing to learn. Good pay, good Chapel Street 'J 7705. street. Phone 6332. For further information: ■shop. 718 North Main street hour*. Manchester Laundry, FOR S ALE —Green Mountain po­ Phone 4777. W, Burnett., tatoes. seconds. Amelia JarvIs; BY FRED HARMAN WRITE BOX B. Maple street. , SPRI.VG (lea g! We buy rag*, R E D R ID E R A U.seless Weapon CU R TAINS TO launder in my 872 Parker street. Phone 7026. magazines, n wapff|)ers and scrap ELE(TTRIC and Acetylene weld­ G IR L for genegal housework. Live RED FlRES.EUT /WHiP'6 CUM WAS LOAOtu homie. Write Box S, Herald. mqtals. Three trucks to serve Care THE HERALD ing, No Job too , large or too in night*. Phone 3379 or 160 Tol­ TUSS KEEPS - r - L VOiTH e>L A)J K5, RTDE R ^ you. Wm. Ostrinsky, 182 Bisseil FiVED n small. All work guaranteed land Turnpike Hdusehold Goods 51 ADX'A'ACINSG street, fflone 5879 Parker Welding ('o., 166 Middle Florists— Nursvries W ANTED^-Beliable woman for WE BUY and sell good used m A l E HELP WANTED Turnpike, West Tel. .1926. WE BVY old lavvn mower* re- ■ ■■ I—— I . u—— n'~r- - light housework, six mornings a furniture, combination ranges, Maiirlieslur TOMATO Plant*. Il^ per thou- gardlese^S of condition. Friendly Indoor' and Outdoor Work THE PIONEER Steel Venetian week. Steady work with good gas ranges and heaters. Jones' eancl, pepper and cabbage plant*. Fix-It Shop. 718 North Main blinds, ivory-color. Immediate de­ Wages. Summit street near Furniture Store. 36 Oak. Phone Good Pay! ', Permanent Work! EvjMiiuj: Heralil Toni, Cariblno. 12 , Glen wood atreet. Tel. 4777. ■ eoes. iM« tY wtA ttsVKt. me. t, m. »eo. u. x .pst. o»f. J 21 livery. Ftndell Mfg. Co., 485 Mid­ Henry. Phone 2-0062. 2-1041. ' - ' V^acation Pay! 2 ^ ■C0?.» »»H lYNlAUi - ^ Classified Advertisements street. “He’s fiot the most widely read column in town-—we keep dle Turnpike East Telephone 486.5 Life, SicknetM aad Accident Insurance Free! Count tli<> stcrage w/irU.- t" ^ tine W AN TE D —GJrl for telephone FOR That new linoleum or asphalt Room* Without'l Board 59 t '‘-•ll.Cma <- ^ ------75 WHiard street lit was no ordinary bullet, thst Ikon VUE POUR THE WHOIE TWO GALLONS YOU BURST INTO KSertlve M»rih II, I'J'.*; HOME RUG washing service. I plants. A, Vliice, 147 Birch street. experience. Apply in person at. UNSCA7KEO' Cash Ctiarpe tors. Free estimates. showed me. It was a tra ce r. OVER YOUR HEAa HIPPO AND BU)f r FLA8FLAME/ THE COPS A Cpiikecutne D«>» .-...i 7 cto.. 9 cts, Rug* and ' ctrpets electrically Dewey-RIchn^an Co. PRIVE YOU TO MV HOUSE, PUSH VOU RUN OUT/MEANWHILE 8 Consecutive Day* s t? til t-fv.. shampooed in yoiir own home, CUT FLOW EI8S and p’.anU for USED W ASH IN G maciilne. good Business l^oeations k K H T VOU GOINOTn OT AT A IL FLINT/1 ,0UT. AND PUMP y ou FULL OF lUAVE FOLLOWED VOU ) Day ...... „ ,,a i .,'ts. original coloring revived. Home*, .Memorial Day. Gieranuims, pe­ running condition. Very reason­ For Rent •, 64 TO A 10T OF / y o u SEE, EACH <4 TRACERS. IN THE PiCK-UP TRUCK. 411-order* h.r irregular 'iiscrtions offices, theater*. Phone Man­ tunias, 4geratum, iantanaa, W AN TE D — Woman for cleaning, able. P h ^ e ,2-0581. TROUBIE, IKON,\ IITTIE ITEM HAfi IIS DURING THE CONFUSION., OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE .MAJOR H(H)IM.E _jrilt, IT* charsed at ihe one tutie'rate. coleus, nlerembetgia, dracaenas, one day a week. Call 2-2278. “Special rates toi loi.g tenn'erirry chester-2-2107 128 South Main STORE For Rent—Heated. 8 De­ I GO IN AND GET THE vinca vine*, pans, rustic baskets, pot Square, Manchester. Phone PEARL. NEAT. E H ? day adrertmlng given upon request- street. Manchester. GIRL FOR housework for place in J^' t h i g iG WHeRe WE c a n v e ULP/SHALL MS , Ada ordered cancelled before the and urns. Salvia and tomato 3 PIECE M APLE bedroom set. Hartford 5-2037. WE ASSUMEOOEShA'T Hrd or fith day will be charged only country; 5 miles from Manche*- Call 6278. : ■{ MALE HELP WANTED IN.PLAVMATEG ! I ’AN A LL MAKES of ''%'aahlng ma­ plant*. Burke The Florist, Tal- (DUTA SAG. AM* THEY ^THAT IS— ARE MEAN HAPfN for the actual tmmhet ot times the chines repaired. 10 years’ exper­ cottville Road Phone 7148, Rock­ ter and Rockville. All modern 17,000 CUBIC feet cold storage, ad appeared charging at the rate Bu f f e t , divan and chair, a AlM'T A CKAI^CE TO LAND N o u O F t h e j B i r t h d a y , ience Call. A. Brewer, 2*-0549 or ville, Conn. conveniences. Could accommodate available In Manchester, June 15 |. <‘ earned but no allowance oi returns wing chair, dresser and mirror, For increased mill operation THE SHIP ihi Th is OPINION-^ d WA30R/-^ etn be made on alX time adt atopped •2-0248. husband working elsewhere. to October 16. Phone 4161. •after the llfth day. GERANIUMS, Begonias, Vinca Phone Manchester 8584. a linoleum rug.-Call 2-0462. VME'RE ABOUT 1.000 FEET D i s e m b a r k . ^ l e t ' s 6o , Ko "till forblda"; diaplay tinea not UP. L HOPE, SO IP VOU IM M iD -A lR . B u t d o m w ALL a p p l i a n c e s serviced and Vines. Ruffled Petunias, Agera- •FIREMEN aold. , G IR L TO assemble emsil parts. Wanted to Rent 68 AllA’T HEP TO p a r a ­ - i s t h a c t v o u R o p u l l s o u r The Herald will not be reapoiiSible repaired, hurnerb. refrigerators, tum. Coleus, Dracaenas. Urns and Apply Nbrtbn Electrical Instru­ GREEN upholstered davenport, in c h u t e s , HERE’S A s u e s e s T i o t u ? M R iP c o R tb . fu- more thafi otie incorrect Inser- ranges, washers, etc. A ll. work window boxes filled. Woodland EVICTED because owner s son •MILLWRIGHTS W»LP)» T.iup of any adrertiaement ordered tor ment Company, Hilliard street. excellent condition. Phone 2-1694. bAMO' SWELL CHAhiCE ID 3UST v e t / guaranteed. Metro Service Co. Gardens, John Zapatka, 168 returning from aervlce. Working luore than one time. Woodland street. Teliephone $474. '/ •MACHINE TENDERS LEARN The Inadrertent omtaalon of Incor­ Tel Manchestei 2-0883. WOMAN to take care of two chil­ couple, with no children and no , >ltA»tgviC4.IWC, rect p-ibbeatlOD of adrertlflng will be dren 5 day* a week. Phone 2-2518 m a h o g a n y Governor Wlnthrop parties, seektfig any kind of rent. ALL, rpctiBed only by cMcellation of the G EN ERAL concrete work, retain­ PLANTS-t-PLANTS — P L A N T S desk. Write Box C, Herald. •Aeater m en WASH TUBBS Swan Songr for Toni BY LESLIE TURNER ehsrge made for the iemce rendef^ed. Tomatoes, peppers, lettuce, cab­ after 6. Call 6585.______OUT/ ing walls, landscaping and grad­ ^EANWMUl.POUCe All •dTcrtlsementa uiuat ' cooform bage, eggplant sprouts, cauli- SEE YOUR baking, glass' front •DRYER MEN ta 80 HAPPY A N ^ P O E T T V '>!> style, copy and tirpograpOy with ing. Sep^c tanks installed, For (y sR & o IVA.PMIUNC* GunrRxicn will ‘^PAV AUlffIT TO regnUtlona eoforced by tha publiah estimates call 4795. flower, celery. Asparagus, straw­ W A N T E D —General houseworket;, Tappan gas stove. A-1 condition. AFAVMfNTi PINP V0uS «r0 l.E N berries 35-81: 100-83.75; Zinnias, •IfLOOR MteN TMeHAe$KN ers and they reaerve tha right to live in. Call 6514. Phone 5124, 270 Woodland street. ATERBlftlJ PROPERTV AT ffHMn Mftt teTlse or reject any copy con ELECTRIC Motors, repAiring and ageratum. marigolds, snaps, .pe­ ORPftALPiOR aUMCnM.HEHAO ooBstdered objectionable. WOMEN at N eif Model Laundry. H A V IL A N D and hand-palptsd For Sale TOP WAGES — GOOD WORKING CONDIT10K8 »- CL08INO HOURS—CUaainad ada to rewinding. Alt work guaranteed tunias, kalvla, asters, mostly 35c fntV^AND VOU ■ lOpifffOff Ace Electric Motor Repairs. 221 and 35c dosen. Giant pansies. (3ood, clean wdlfklng condlUone chink, glassware, kitchen utensils VACATION WITH PAY — SHIFT DIFPERENTlAtS -----OPDI be published asm* day must be res 4-FAMT.T HOUSE -w 43-44 m , ealeed by 13 o'eloek noon. Satiirdara Apply 78 Summit etreet. and linens. Phone 2-1030. EMION North Main street, opposite De­ 50c. Mixed glad bulbs. Canter- Letais atreet ’ t tsMineats. 4 ^ SIX HOLIDAYS WITH PAT. • >1 ioiaa pot entrance on North School bury belle, clove pinks, sweet DEPENDABLE woman or girl for E ASY Electric Ironer, table model. rooms ea«slf down and 3 teae ; Tylephonc Your Want Ads ' street. Phone 5642. Williams, shaita daisies, etc. menlB 8 robma ea«d* la ak.* Apply At Office, 615 Parker Street 4 Boysenberriee, raspberries, cur­ cleaning, one or two day# Chines* oriental rug. Call be­ A4U ate ■oeepfib over tai tele- tween 10 a, m. and 5 p. m. Man­ oellent condition. Desirable lo* *00*4 et U CBABQS RATB given rants. Horse radish roots. WMk. W rite Box H, Herald. cation. ^ One tenement vacant above M e eoneealeace to advartisera. chester 4017; ' Shriiba, fruit trees, evergreens. WOMAM or girl to assUt wUh Jnl.v 1. Price $18,800. Half but Um cash bath s artu be accept' Woodland Gardens, John Zapat- Colonial Board Company ed aa rOLL PATMENT it petd at the INSURE lioueehold duties. Full or part- ONE b L u E and white enamel 'C a^. 2/1 *aihM*e oSIca on or before the mtooUi ka. 168 Woodland street Tele­ time. No cooking or heavy Worjf. kitchen range with oil burner and *■* toUpwinc tha Brat inaertlon of With phone 8474. m Phone 8670. one black kitchen range, coal, or SSllTiUbarwtsa Um CaABUB RATB CALL OWNER .. S O U H itUi *0 eeUaeted. No feMouibtlity for McKINNEY BROTHERS FOR BALE—Tomato and pepper wood, two 3-bumer oil ' stoves, Lydiall & Foulds Powsr Cp* Real Estate, and Inearaaoe * awaee ta talaphoeed a6a will ba aa-i plants. 67 Florence street, corneh one Pdrltan, one Perfection. SOUTHINGTON 444 end their accuracy cansot he 60A MAIN ST. T E L * « 6^ -i^3irtn*yK' of H olt Reiifl Herald Advft* Phone 8779. -L .» ■