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VOL. LXXII, NO. 213 lOoeOlled Aivertlalag oo Pogo 22) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1953 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES— IN TWO SECHIONS) PRICE FIVE XlENTS
800 Injured, 2,S()0 Homeless in
College Damaged by Killer Twister A ides Working Ou t ' Aid Rushed ‘rf-WJreep-
.S i Beta iIs of Truce; To Stricken
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Session Hartford, June 10— (/P) — .
! Hartford and state official.^,! 4 Worcester, Mas.s., June 10 — (JP) — National Guardsmen - 'i P an n iu n jom , June 10— (/ P )fd a y > ^ e n «r y session St Psnmun" agencies and individuals act-' '■V(i patrolled the rubble-filled streets of 11 Worcester County m -United Nation, «nd Com- ed within minutes in offering communities today as searchers dug through ruins left by a death-dealing tornado that took at least 82 lives, made'2,600 munist truce negotiators-^ti^ir woi k. all possible aid to the disaster- homeleaa and cquaed up to 850.-».<___ ■ ~ their work apparently alUbUt After 23 minute*, they reee**ed stricken Worcester area after 000,000 damage. finished— today hand^d^staff, Communist request subject to news of the tornado reached Authorities feared the death toll here last night. officers the joW^putting * ; omcer* then ,s*em- might riae. Police said nilna of 200 state Police Commissioner Ed houses still remained to be aearch- List of Dead K o rea n a rm iH ic e intO_ fin a l! bled in the tiny truce hut and re ward J. Hickey dispatched Capt. ed. Approximately 800 wete in form, then Tressed indefi- portedly went to work on a re Car'oll E. Shaw and Lt,. Harry jured. view of the cease-fire line that n ite ly . / Taylor to the twister area to offer Search for Kin Worcester, Mass., June 10 will aeparate Allied and Red All sigh* still pointed to a his department's assistance. The Frantic famillea visited morgues i — (A*)— Identified dead in the forces during s truce. eeas^rftre within the week, but a two office:s returned early today, and hoapitals in search of missing They met for an hour and 36 but 'state police emergency equip central Massachusetts Torna new' development clouded the' pic relatives • and friends. In . one do: ture: minutes, then adjourned until ment was held on a stand-by basis Worcester hospital there were Howe, Thomas W., Worcester. Swlaa Announcement Thursday at II a. m. (10 p. m. in event of call. '• eight unidentified bodies. Howe, Mrs. Thomu W., Worces Switzerland announced it would Wednesday (dst.) Hartford blood was aim imme The worst tornado ever to vlail ter. not serve on .the five nation pris In Washington, the Swiss move diately packed, and i.« today ready New England whirled in a twist
oner repatriation commission Un worried officials. The State de and waiting for use there.' ing. destructive path through cen Aslanian, Nancy, 5, Ylforcester. less South Korea approves the partment reportedly made it plain The Red Oo.sa here -.eadied 300 tral Massachusetts during the Bleek, Mrs. Alice, 59, Holden.
' truce. ■ ------■to the-Swisa iegat-ion that lt hoped pints of blood last night dii news' 'Clipper h'bur'ye*terd*y;'lt''spe'nt Its .Carlson,. Mrsv- Ruth, Northboro;-....
South Korea’s official govern Switzerland would reconsider. of the twister and the death and furv within 30 minutes. Aaronson, Charlea, Westboro.
ment spokesman. Dr. KsrI Hong U. S. authorities feared that un destruction it had brought the (jity Councillor Irving Katz, a Aaronson. Mrs. Shelia, WesT-
Ki, praised the Swiss move as "a less Switzerland changes Us mind, neignboring state. real estate man. eatimated the boro, his wife.
very wise decision.” He declined final agreement on the truce damage at $50,000,000. Governor Fuller, Mrs. Nora, Stoneham. This la X general view of Assumption College In Woreester, Maoa.. whleh WM severely damaged comment on how the action would would be delayed. .SPEED .SETTLEMENT Herter haa declared the stricken Nobarlnl, Mrs. Imgarde, 2$, affect a cease-fire. when a tornado struck that rentral Bay State city late yesterday afternoon. The rare twister also Fayville. Fleldmen and adjusters from all sections a disaater area. Details of what went on at to- (Continued on Page Seven) Hartford fire insuiancc companies killed more than 7d persons. Injured hundreds and leveled dwellings and business establlahments In lU In Washington, the Reconstruc Nobarlnl, Robert, One, FayvUls; path. converged today tornados Which hit Michigan Jackson, Beverly L. the devastated districts. and Ohio Monday and Ttiesday. Flint, Mich., June 10— {IP)— A.s the second dawn rose on the DeMarco. Jamea Other States Aid Nelson, Roy, 14 Wa.shington, June 10— (JP) wreckage left by a string of Michigan and Ohio tornadoes, ' More than lo.opo volunteers from roN’N'EcrrcuT r e a d y Cahill, Mrs. Timothy F„ 42- Seoul, June 10— (iP) — A t* through the streets in 'n-w gov- I —President Eisenhower flew crews resumed cleanup work and the long search for more Masaachusetts and other New Eng Westboro. least 2.000 young students 'mment-s^nsored antl-srmistice " I do want you to know that dead. Worst hit in the roaring winds that whirled down out land states worked to aid the In Connecticut stands ready to be of ! of W ashington toda> foi ^ Monday evening's dark skies jured and homeless. Trloll, Mr*. 'Florence, Fayville.* shouting Yankee Go Home. "W e oppo.se armistice'' and "we assistsnee," Governor Lodge wired ; * days of S|ie(’chmaking | northern outskirts of this Montgomery, Mr*. Blizabetji, The Worcester Housing Authority Worcester. and other slogans paraded wnii niarch north," the .students and vacation, heading first will give city officiala Identifica industrial city. The dead here u:ete - -Deviflcq; Rev. Engelbert, sap through the streets of Seoul shouted; (Continued on Page Five) counted at 111. tions of all pieraona who own or oc ^ —------for Minneapoli.a and an ad- 249 Tornadoes Auguatinlan priest, Worcester - \ 'lodav in the second dav of Most of the marchers ranged in dre.ojt on the international Total Deaths At 1M cupy 2500 housing units in the Mast aC' from 12 to 19 and were di- But twisters look at least eight ed area, ' Rev. Sister St. John of God, A- *7lgp demonstrations against by a green-clad "operations situation. The White House State highways, blocked over A- Worcester , other gigantic swipes to kill a Are „ Recorded ai^impending armistice. officer” of the Seoul Metropolitan Taft’s Sickness plane Columbine took off from total of 139, injure more than night were opened today in the Hannah, Miss Lillian, 31 TK* new’ demonstrations erupted Police, National Airport at 10:17 1.000 and do possibly .$15,000,000 Worceater-Shrewabury area. Re Rev. Sister St. Helen, A. A. Strong, Beverly, 18, Barre as Pging President Syngman Rhee ! One’ group of about 500 boys In property d.-image. Across Nation pair crews of the Worcester Pub-. a. m.. e..s.t. Carigoaan, Anna, 32, Worcester. Tu \**^..J*'*^'*I*^,*’ * aj^kesman tried to brush aside militsry Called Serious; Eight died in the Cleveland ______lie! Works department discovered that hexw’lll not leave Korea “ at guards outside the Allied hews Right up to the last minute the several leaking gas mains and gas Mulhem, John, Worcester y chief executive obviou.«ly was area, eight in Wood Oountyl Ohio, Washington, June 10 ( f t - The thi.v t.me\of grave situation* ’ to . onespondents billets but were worker* were summoned to fix Marsh, Donald, about 30, Rutland keeping in closest touch with the and one each in El.vria and Cey- Weather Bureau said today there rar.-y a pe\sonal protest to Wash- turned back. About 600 young men them. Harding, Robert, 15, Rutland Curtails Work developing (nice talk.* in Korea Ion, Ohio. have been 249 tornadoes reported Ington. At dawn, eyewitnesses said, the McDonald, Ethel, Shrewsbury .. returned late in the afternun, ______./ ' and the threats to their success. In Michigan, four were killed ir in the country so far this year and > imAih^d^areY'rMumhied m'rtiirM Rice, Dorothy A. General Returns chanting slogans under the direc Yien. Paik S»n Yup, chief of Washington. June 10—OPi—T aft i.The prepared text of hi* Min- Erie, just across the Ohio line, that this may be a record for the they fJTev had *^seen n of the damage Karris, Mrs. Joan T., Oakdale tion of trained cheer leaders. foul in Tawas, a northern resort .w years in which tornado counts staff of the Solith Korean army. (R-Ohioi announced today his hip speech, held up for pos- wreaked bv the atom bombs on Fraucher,----- , 12. Worcester ' A throng of about 1,500 stu ailment "is a serious one" that wHl sible reviaion. wa* not delivered .town and one each in the .Ann Ar- , have been kept, Cleveland,Mrs. Herbert, Worces4 i - arrived here by xplane from the Japan in World War H. XT. S. today to take command of dent's marched around the Chosen keep him fiom being active as I in newamen unlit -ju.st before the bor area and the tiny Lapeer Reports have come in through to* ter , *• County village of BroWn City. " ' . 'I Authorities said" they won't the nation's 16 American-trained Hotel, w’here UN officer* are Senate floor leader for the real of ■ plane waa ready to take off. ' know how high the death toll Anderson, Mrs. Anna, WorcesteT. divisions. quartered, chanting anti-armistice this session of Congress. | The tour w ill'take the President State Police Capt. Lawrence I s*> far this year. This total does not might reach until rescue workers Nlquele, Jean Paul. Worcester And South Kores's draft bureau slogs ns. Returning here from a four-day | from Minneapolis to North Da- Meehan, in charge of hundreds of I include perhaps 75 or more un- Fisher, Marlene, three months, - ordered all Korean men between Rumor spread through this cap checkup by doctors in a New York jkot*. South Dakota, New Hamp- police still on the scene north- of | ” ff*'’j9H>’ reported since then. (Continued on Page Two) Shrewsbury « 19 and 25 to be ready tor call as ita i that President Rhee would hospital, T aft hobbled on to the | shire and New York for five Flint, reported that worker* were i A tornado swept through parts of Daly, Lawrence, Shrewsbury govemmenf- -tesders "•nrttenrted't'visit'thwU-.-S'. -to-protest persohsl- Senate floor-on crutches-and-sa-iri-t-Fpeerhex:— ------ooavlnced ■ they: -had I'bund all fMiasourK-Indiana and Illinois - in . ..Ols^.Kenneth,- Shrewabuiy-'— -a...... thrests to fight on alone if a truce ly to President Eisenhower after his administrative assistant. Jack | Standing on the ramp o f hi* bodies. ! March, 1925, killed : SOO people, Daly, Mr*. Lawrence, Shrews-' leaves Korea divided. the ,vice chairman of the National Martin, would l.ssue a statement j plane, the Pre.sident gave camera- The Flinl twister swept through i'" " " V *ban shy twister this Worcester Calls bury , — I Gleason, Mrs. -— Worcester Men between 17 and 19 and be A.ssembly. Yoon Chi Yung, said later. The statement, read: men a laugh when, a.sked to wave a tightly packed srea of modest i y'"> - tween 25 and 40 were ordered to' : he had sugge.sted the trip to Rhee. "Senator Taft returned to the a tradiitonal goodbye, he ahnuted factory-workers' homes in Beecher '< *be past .15 year*, the Weather i Johneon, M rs.-----,, Worcester, Subject to Deldy Falcone, Joseph, Worcester. feport rtieir whereabouts and eny Jim Robinson, NBC correspond Senate today after a further con- above tho propeller roar: metropolitan d istrict leveling *b« nation has sver-■ Falcone. Mr*. Joseph, his w)fe. ^change In draM a'.aius. ent in Korea, said a "source close sultation regarding his hip condi- ’ How shout one without a wave everything but a few stark naked , tornadoes in the first six -----— Tension in this war torn iind trees in a four mile by four block ! "lonth* of the year, With an aver- New Haven. June Id-t/F)—’The . D'Agostino, Frank, Worcester lion with leading doctors. [—that would be something dlffer- (roan). ’ mounted as sti(dents paraded (CnnHniied on Page Sea’en) area. 1 *8* .of ^ 2 deaths. ' Southern New Englghd Telephone "They have advised him that .ent." so. for the first time in many (Element, Beverly, 8, Worcester. I the condition is a serious one. and n takeoff, cameramen took their The nightmari.sh visitation wa.s ' Blanc„ chief of the , Company reportedXlbday that calls ______Weather bureau's loc-al and special I from Connecticut to Wpreeater that while he can attend the Sen- .shots without a Presidential i arm ale and keep up with hi* work salute. (ContliMied on Page Five) ’"’'■'Ir'’" ""id 'here wa* no and other tornado stricken com- (Continued on Pago Two) . .... possibile connection between the' munities. in, Massschusett* are there, he w ill have to take a good The President was due at the St spate of tornadoes this year and being delayed fro.m two to six Russian Wives of U. S. deal of rest, and pursue li course I Paul-Minneapolia Airport In s ^ ‘ the series of ntomic test explosions hour*,^
of treatment which will prevent' lu n , more .than four hour*, in Nevada during the spring. He The delay is caused by the vol- hi* being active aa floor leader dui- , He also plsns a'dsy of golf and said an atomic explosion is "a ume of .such calls, the company ' Citizens Get Exit Visas ing the balance of the session,' j perhaps some trout fishing in the News Tidbits small thing " compared to the tie -' said, Bulletins Senator Know lM d of Californi^4 south Dakota,:. Black. Hills - arem-j mendoufii'.. forces f h a 1 r m a n of the' Sehate GOP - _ . . L unleashed by It reported■■ that' tbe-limgeet de-* where President Cslvin Coolidge Cuiiod from A P W irM nature in a tornado, which ma.v froiti the A P W i 'i ^ Policy committee, acted as Sen-. lay* 'were - experienced' In ex Moscow, June 10-7(4h—The •have two daughters, Vicky and used to vsration. strike with winds whirling at .up to ate -leader today even though Taft changes in Connecticut which are U. S. embassy announced last Susanna. The Tuckers have no W hile House press secretary 500 miles an hour at it* renter. nearest the disaater ar.ea, partiru- night that the Soviet government children.' was on the floor brieflv. Rl anc said there was nothing AID CX'T VOTED The majority leader, who reg Theft of $3,308 In jewela re larlv the Hartford -exchange. plans to grant permission to leave -j-be embassy announcement (Continued on -Page Twelve) unusual about the -Fjint or VVor- Washington, June l()^/p>-_ ulates the flow of legi.slation to ported in New Haven last night Calls to Worcester and sur Russia to tl^ Russian wives of two g^nie almost a month, after U. S. ‘ cester disa.stera, so far as the bu Hennte Foreign Relations' com the Senate floor, operates from' an by Mrs. Samuel Rosenstein . . . rounding point.a mounted sharpl.v American rftixens and two Rus- ambassador Charles E. Bohlen reau knows, except that it hap mittee today voted net cuts .of aisle seat and as a matter of prac State Department of Education In volume as soon as word of the Sian-born minor daughters of a took up such cases In a 20-minute .say* courses in aiidio-viaiial educa pened to hit' large cities. A lorna- tornado spread last night, and at 1.53 million dolinrs In the $3,474,- woman embassy employe. tice gets preferentisi recognition Reds Slop Work - ^ conference May 12 with Soviet by the presiding officer. tion will be available this summer mid-morning todtfv there was no 000,000 foreign nid nuthoriza- The announcement added that (Conttniieil on Page Five) tlon bill. Foreign Minister V. M. Moilotov, Hence the position is one of at the University of Connecticut sign of a let-up, the company said. the Soviet government also ha* (Xii Island Base and seven other institutions of under consideration cases of other Gilmore has been in Russia for great power over the law-making learning. BRADLEY RETI'RNS ^ Soviet wives of American citizens the Associated Press since 1941 machinery. when he landed at Archangel after The T aft announcement cauaed Berlin, June 10 lyPi The Rus- Major water storage reservoirs Washington, June 10— UP) — desiring exit visas. in the Connecticut River basin sre Those to be allowed to depart traveling from England with a I sian.s have ahruptlv halted .major De Gasperi^s Coalition Wins General Omar Bradley, rhatmian are the wives of Eddy Gilmore, shipload of tanks in one of the (Continued on Page Twelve) i operation.* in the construction of i 88 to 98 per cent full, with ■ of Joint Chiefs of Staff, 're Associated Press bureau chief in first wartime convoya to that Arc I a giant naval base on the Baltic , " ‘ "■"''f Connecticut streams! turned today from England—his tic port. He married Tamara ! island of Riiegen. informed Allied ' normal for Hflh straight Moscow, and Robert Tucker, of Slim Vote Majority in Italy airplane flying the laat few Kansaa City. Mo., an embassy em Cherna.«hnva, a pretty Russian U. S. Plaiicis Blast quarters said today; , month . . . Thirty telephone hundred mile* with one of Its ploy* attached to the'press read dancer, in 1943. He was’ 36, she 22. I The East German Commiini.st j decide near four engine# dead. ' government's share in the huge 99-degree temperature was too hot ing' service. and the two children Mrs. Gilmore and their elder Rome. June , 10 UP- - Premier • majority bee aii.se some 1.250,000 of Mrs. Ethel Balashova, of Loa daughter, Vicky, then 2. accom Eiieiiiv Airfields plan', also has been cut by m o re .''’ ®'- Louis >eslerday so they THE HARD WAY j than half. A h.i.lget of 180 mil'ion walked off the Job. ., _ Alcide de Gasperi's pro-Western invalid votes most of them so far Angeles, Calif. panied her husband on a visit to government coalition won a nar- ruleil out hv contests from the op- New York. June 10_eompleted. They expect to go by Cenlral, Europe, aihred directly at J'ture. . ." Locomotive, hauling coaL bloc: 133.487,0:^6 In 13A96.503 for I of; 27); Prealdeat Eisenhottor, a s It r d theg but has mad* -4rips- to the four cuU in a 2,100 foot tod air- Scandinavia. ’ exploded in Hinton, W esrVirginia, the Tomhined opposition. )| way o f HetsinM. Finland, and Monarchists 40 (gain of '37) Coagroos today to otoha aroll- - . I killing engineer, fireman and The government said; hflnvcver; | Stockholm, Sweden. The Gilmerea (pontioaed aa Page Tan) aMa ap to oaa ndOktii % m a t (CooHnoed on Page Seven) (Continued on Page Eight) hrakeman. thqt li might still win -A popular' (ODatfqtia^ on Faga TOo) iilisat far relief In
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MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MA^ICHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY, JUNE W 1953 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1953 PAGE THBE& / the same school yard and beaten Mr. and Mrs. William Plants, Brimmer, 30, Disaster Averted in Car Blaze Barnard Pupil him to avenge his attack on March. 17214 Spruce Ntreet. Carson’s young friend and the BIRTH TODAY: a son to Mr. two boys who beat March are ex and Mrs. Carl Peterson, .58 Sea CIRCLE Bound Over pected to be turned over to juvenile man circle. Faces Court authorities. FRIDAY Thru SUNDAY DISCH a:r GEO'- YESTERDAY: .was beaten ..the .morning Mrs.—-Louise- -Ciark; - -22 - 'Henry PRH) viiuk after* he allegedly insulted\lhe girl SoLs i in Mother*8 Arms 16-Year*01d Is Involvied mends of his assailants. \ street: Mrs. Alta Laws, 27 Grant road; Mrs. Marjorie Kelsey and MkMDRRAYRALSTON In Town . Court After In Beatings Given to son, 28 Autumn slrcct; Mrs. Helen •S'- Admittinn; to Thefts Two Others at School Schildge, 433 Gardner street: Dr. (Continued From Pago'One) Thomas Healy, 117 Conway road. Hospital Notes DISCHARGED TODAY: Ray Town. State to Divide EAIRWIND A 30-ycar-oId Manchc.ster man finish digging through every pile Loot of Gambling Raid A 16-year-oId boy who w aa In-' Ftke, 121 Waddell road; Mrs. Bet- of debrl.s for those who might pos broke down and sobbed in his volved in one of the beatings given Patients Today: 154. ty^Petko and daughter, Rockville; sibly still be burltd. TOJAVA mother's arms in Town Court this to two Barnard School pupils re ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mrs. Rcnamar Mayer, Rockville; Money and gaming devisc.s Mrs., Dolores Plummer,'212 Cen The crushing winds r s u g h t confisated In a state and local TRUCOLOR morning after being bound over cently was presented in Town i^Mrs. M arie W alsh, 3 P reston many tamilles in their homes ss ter street. police raid at the Garden BY CONSOLIOATEO to Superior Court on three counts Court thi^.morning on a charge of ' drive; Mrs. Catherine Skogfund, they were sitting down to their A RIPUZUC PtCTURf assault and breach of the peace. evening meal. , Grove re s ta u ra n t M ay 34. w ere each of larceny and unlawfully Rockville; Richard and Arnold ordered condemned by Judge PLi:.«4------He is William K. Carson, of 52 Benson, 155 Green Manor road; . O thers w ere' killed In s to re s,! entering a building at hlght. W^Ils street, the only one of the factories and on the streets. John S. G. R o ttn er In Town Mrs, Catherine Rlngrose, 14 Cor About Towii Court this morning. He is Richard J. Brimmer, who five Barnard boys questioned by The storm's boiling center struck police in connection with the beat nell atreet; Venna Dascoli, 91 TOe money- 330.70. whU'h pleaded guilty to charges of break Trebbe drive; James Woodward, Worcester and adjacent towns but ing into three local establishments ings who is 16. The Vernon Methodi.st Church l.s its destructive force was felt over was picked up off the tables by Carson, whose case was con 18 Hazel atreet; Mm. Catherine planning to hold a strawberry an area of about 40 square milerf. the pollce^will be divided recently and stealing about 3300. Rowsell, 11 Ridge street; Erne.st festival In the church on Saturday, Bond was set at 32,500. tinued for one week this morning, Pitt.sfield in western Massachu-: equally between the state and is said to have joined with another Mollenberg. 36-B St. James atreet; June 20,’from 5 to 7 p. m. setts and Exeter, N. H„ also fe(t town. ' Judge John S. G. Rottner found boy late Monday afternoon in beat Luke Granfield, 245 Center street; the effects of the tornado but no The gaming devices, which probable cau.se in the ca.se despite ing one of the two junior high Thomas Murphy. 276 Birch Moun St. Margarct'a Circle. Daughters deaths were reported there. ' Include five pairs of dice, a an attempt by Brimmer's aged school pupils who severely assault tain road; W.illiam Heins, 319 of I.’ days. He still requires treatment. Falknor drive: Linda Treadwell, Worcester, where a retreat was in with Martin yesterday over wage The elder Brimmer Aid that la planned for the next meeting. progress. Some 100 priests from V. (tAiomaii \>m Raloton Carson and his companibn. both 365 Center atreet; Scott Sloan, 36 Tuesday, June 23. and i‘. was left hikea for unionized workers. "nothing like this ever happened friends of March, are reported by Proctor road. northeastern states were attend Hippie said Martin was satis In my family before, and my peo with the regent, Mrs. r'. Leo Bar “Fair Wind police to have taken their prey to BIRTH YESTERDAY; a son to rett, to appoint the committee. ing the retreat. fied with the general outline of to Java” ple have been in this area since A National Guard officer de wage hikes and, after reviewing “ANNA” (In rnlnrf 1896.” scribed the scene at the college as the increaae, would submit a pro "just like a place that had been 1 He also offered to "do anything posal to the Board of Directors on i T can to help him” and to take re shelled." He added that a number June IP. I of clergymen were In a dazed con SUN: “'nTANir” sponsibility for his son's future He hoped to get the proposal to behavior. dition "like shell shock victims.” the union Monday. Three bodies were found along Martin also arranged yesterday But Judge Rottner said. "This Is side U. S. Route 20. Shrewsbury, to have the town give vacation a .serious charge, and while I un near the wreckage of several auto derstand the pride you have in SHOP KEITH'S THURSDAY EVENING UNTIL 9 ...For Qualrty Values Galore! biles. pay In advance when employes re- Herald Photo. LaFOND BROS. your family record, this matter Fire of undetermined origin gutted thia car yesterday afternoon. The downtown section of Worcea- i pregidjif Mid^|hl«*Va« hUT***" ..it., ------I said this has not been a mii.st he bound over to the ne.xf priceless in a ter. an industrial city of more than ' tfln-ral nrVAic. in th . STEAK HOUSE se.ssion of Superior Court." Firemen of the Manchester Fire Department removed the burning 200,000, escaped heavy dam age, i *^*"*” ‘ ‘he past. After disposition of his case. car from a garage at 1 Windemere street before the garage and Ihe Moat of the dead were reported MONSON, MASS. Brimmer, who appeared to be un nearby house were damaged. Owner of the car is C. E. Gibson. Dur from the residential sections of the Horae of the "Sona of Fnn” der great nervous tension, finally ing the fire, Donald Genovesl. 20, of 165 North Main street, received city and suburban towns. About Town broke down when he got back to More than 2.000 National Guards his seat and sobbed audibly. His a bad cut on his thumb and was treated at Manchester Memorial'Hos- men from Worcester, Fitchburg The next meeting of the Ameri People of Mancheatey — it'a Purchase/ Suite • / pltal. and Boston were quickly mobilized can Legion Auxiliary will take the party tirae. We have apeclal mother, sitting next to tiim. put to join in the rescue work. rates for partlea. We also have her arm.s about him and tried to form of a potluck picnic at the comfort him. Scores of doctors and nurses home of Mrs. Winthrop Reed in but service. For Information were summoned to the disaster Tolland Monday, June 1.5, and all Brimmer admitted breaking in Offers Both Charm ..... Kltl^KLE COTTbN SUNBACK WARN ER-WON DERFU L scene from all parts of New Eng member a ate invited. Those who CALL MONSON S227 to the New System Laundiy, the land. plan to Attend should cohiact the Polish-American Club and. the The- - storm - ...... first- -r,.appeared...... ------, chairman. Mrs. Charles Ronanow- The F unniest Show In th e E ast Pathfinders Club. Strawberry Festival THRIFTY Petersham, northwest of Worcester.' ski, or the president. Mrs. Ray- He hit the first one in the night And Lasting Comfort and struck the towns of B arre. Rut- mond Goss->)ln, for reservations of May 2, tak in g about 370. The Grounds Community Baptist Gay solid colors keep BASILA’S favorite land and Holden before hitting Wor- and transportation. They are to next two were entered the night Bunback fresh and flattering from the min Shown above is our Warner girdle with nylon front panel, «'«*ter. meet at the Legion hall and leave of May 6 or the morning of May «Church leno elastic sides and down-stretch back panel. In white. 7. He took about 3180 from the ute you zip it up to the end of the day's er Then It followed a course through , promptly at 8;30. Mondsy. E A t rands, chores, or just enjoying the “great Sizes 26 to 32. Shrewsbury. Southboro, and Fram-! - ^__ ' Polish-American club and aboiit A Keith Budget Price ingham and flicked at the towns of Members of the Manr'hcster Fi"» 320 from the Pathfinders club. THURSDAY, JUNE 11th, 6-10 P. M. outdoors.” There’s charm and comfort in Franklin, Wrentham and Belling- Department are requested to meet None of the money was recovered. the sweeping skirt and fitted bodice that *’*JI*- ...... the firehouse at 12 o'clock noon Brimmer was arrested May 31 Pony Rides, Home Made Jams keeps in shape with no ironingl In navy, * 1 0 . The heavy wind tossed automo- Saturday, in uniform, to proceed ManfADo r. MaC.Varr.r by Patrolman George Mc- A stunning new creaUon . vt bilea aroutid-like children s 'toys-frtmt there-to Wethersfield to psr- ‘•ANNA” " F a ir W ind Caughey.- He v as' also charged' 60e ADUtTS^35c CHILDRCN ■«tyl«r ttt ■bring ■ ic luzuriouB ' cofal or aqUa'. Siies 10-20, 14X-j>-2V and carried dahri.debris a as . far aas . th. the ucipate in a parade there. to Jas-a" Warner’s French-stitched cotton bra. S:.1A - with operating a motor vehicle touch to your living room ... Boston suburb of Milton, 40 miles f o l o r S :t» without a license, and was fined 593 EAST CENTER STREET built for years of relaxing away. 310 for this offense. comfort. The two generously Mrs. Nonnie Hilding. president SI NDAV. "T IT A M r” $2.25 Authorities said the property proportioned! pieces are tai- damage would be "in the millions." of the Past Chief> A,ssociation. AIR CONDITlnNKn Pythian Sisters, of Connecticut, lored'in fine Boucle, noted for Before last night's storm. New long service . .. with famous England's worst tornado waa in wishes to call attention to the an nual picnic to be he(d at Pvthian cushlonized coU spring con* WaIllngford^ Conn., 7S year. ago. structlon throughout. Thirty-four were killed in that Center, Cheshire, Sunday. Jijine 14. twlater. A potluck dinner will be served at Co!, W illian. Bigelow, is com 1:30. manding 2.000 troops of the 181st MU-MATCH AND MUL TIPL y Infantry R e g I m e h tr National Guard (26th Yankee Diviaioni in the Worcester srea. He aaid the "Choeta your portntri," lodiai, and live with aummar chombroy saporafas! Thay wash, dry, end Iron region looked "completely bomb ed /' quickly and baeutifully, and improva with avary waorinq! In thundar gray, aurf biua and aiziling pink! The men were called out by Maas. Adj. Gen. William H. Har rison at the request of Worcester City Manager Francis F. McGrath. They will remain on duty through Open An Account..* tonight. Among the 21 companies called Is the 26th Division's ordnance Liberal Keith Budget Terms battalion which is razing buildings in Holden. The YD Quartermaster's Corps from Frajningham Is operating field kitchens for victims of the tornado. The ISlat Regiment let up Its own radio network on a grass plot in Armory Square and relayed messages to three bat talions in the region. The Guards STARTS SrSDAV. men will use generators to flood ’■TITASlir'' Barbara Slaairyrii t'nmlaz Friday. "THE RArKET” light the area tonight. ■■riMDRBS KRr.rERB” aad "MAN RKRIh’n THE r.l'N" With Matching Chair Tlie Worcester Gas Light Com pany called in emergency crews from New Bedford. Marlboro. Cambridge. Framingham and Hyde Park to restore service to half of the l.ffOO customers in IT'S Shrewsbury who had no gas last night. DANCING ON THE LAKE- List of Dead THE COVE Beautiful _ _ _ (Continued From Page 'Ubo; (FORMERLY THE HAYLOFT) ROITTE 81—COVENTRY LANE CEDAR CHESTS Sullivan. Michael. 14, Worcester. DINING ROOM—LEGAL BEVERAGES Steele, George. Worcester. DANCING NIGHTLY—o r c h e s t r a EVERY FRI. and SAT. Splendid for gifts . . . for your own ^ .J ^ Helen S sntor, about- 50, W orcez- home! Guaranteed protection against m Jg tef. moth damage . . . plus lasting beauty. Elliot Ssntor. .50, her husband. -z; Choose from a complete showing, with Robert Jacobson, Worcester. • price.s starting at . . . Mrs. Tillle Pettigrew, Erickson. H srold. 32, W orces LIBKRAI- BUDUET TERMS < ter. Lovell. Ann. GLORIOUS, HAPPY, Slack, Mrs. May, 73, Worcester. Pedersen. Mrs. Mar^-, W orcester. NEVER -TO - BE - FORGOTTEN! Dixon, Mrs. G rsce, 47. W orces ter. ; Aaronson, Mrs. Sadie, Weslboro. SAMUEL GOiAWYNIs Bsiley, Henry, Westboro.- Burns. R uth G., 47! Sterling. New Musical Wonderfilm! Martills. Mrs. VIrginis, 30, Hol den. * H akala, Aaine. 37, Holden. H akala. Lilsa. 6. Holden. H ans Beek. Mrs. Alice M.. 5ft. Holden Butler, Edward J„ Holden Perfeet for the porch or lawn! Ixive ^ Butler, Mrs. Edward J. Holden CHristian Seat Glider and matching Chair, of ^ G urry. Su.sanne Ann, 13. W or heavy all steel construotion ’ in ^ 95 cester weather resi.sting enamel finish. Regan, Mrs. Elsie M.. Holden A n d ersen Choice of Red nr Green'with con- Riley. W illiam, 424 M acassar tra.sting white enamel frames. drive. Pittsburgh, Pa, ;OV«0 ■ Pay Dispute -Steel Table *3^® Liberal Keith Budget Terms CHROME DINETTE SUITE D annyKaye Five Pieces. Gleaming chrome steel Hearing Set .STORE IIOI'RS; 0|»en''r.verv Thursday Evening I’ntil 9 P. M. . . , frames with table top of durable plastic FARLEY GRANGER a Extfa Shopping Hours That 'The Entire Family Can Enjoy In .l,Msuro, four chair.s with seat and hack cushions A mediation hearing in the isfrsdvriNf. Q p Regular Hours From 9 A. M. I'ntll 5:30 P, .M. . . . .Store Closed Every upholstered in wa.shablc. leather like town's disagreement with union Wednesday At Noon. ^ plastic. Out.stahding value! i Sleeveless, collarless blouse In ized employes over payment for JEANMAIRE OPEN A KEITH BUDGET ACCOUNT striped chambray. Solid color cardigan styled Metnorial Day ia slated to take ■ FREE PARKING: Use Keith's Private Parking M l .Adjoining The place tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the D trw M Sy CHAUES VIOOE .Store. No Meter Parking In The Entire Block Just South. There'* S3.98 sleeveless blouse. Municipal Building. Frank Hippie, ' S«rcm ,(ae S , MOSS HART v > Never A Parking Problem At Keith’s! union president aaid today. Herd* mti Itutk FRANK LOESSER $3.98 Dr. Karl Boaworth, of the. gov- ! CkcreefrepAv A , ROUND RCTIT Full, belted skirt in solid ernment department at the Unl- i t, ago AaSi. KcIm . tw. chambray with striped in Flared, full, belted skirt in yersltv of Connecticut, has con- serts. 'sehted to mediate the quearionT “ ' PLUS . . . VINCENT LOPEZ and ORCH. ^ g y OF I^ANCHESTER striped chambray. Local 991. State Clounty and MERRY MELODY “SUPER SNOOPER" $5.98 Municipal Employes Union is ask $5.98 ing pay for the holiday, one of ALSO LATEST WARNER NEWS eight designated as paid holidays. if A m fORfiNt^w^ */ General^ Manager Richard Mar M A N C H firra Pricea, M at 50c, Eve. 74e, Child «V (Tax InrI.) tin feels no pay should be given , , t-nee the Memorial Day felt bn JEWELERS l i b MS;N ST H' “ ■ t" i u H t m i u h t Saturday, a day oft. STATE TODAY — .■< 185 MAIN STREET 8LANCHE8TER /I- i Hippla daaeribad if “vary aatia- IEBB^i^SSi5r«»--gA TP»llA T-O O K T, V«OM » r M . fRCUny’ tha roBults at « moatlitg wwiHunB— iai8Piiiiifiii'miTrinnTrrrrrrrrrr[r~wirrnTmnTiimiw 7
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apathy here relative to Civil De Joroptimists Seat fense because of,* no bombing Aid,Rushed scares. 249 Tornadoes "We're only 60 miles from Wor Slate of'Officers cester,” he declared, “ and we could have been hit just as hard, Are Recorded .-Th*.:- -JUncheater....^ p p tU n ls,t ^ To Stricken but for the grace of God. I cannot Amesite Driveways *iay"'Th$t“We would haVe' been'' I'd ,ub BMted Its officers for the a- better position to meet the crisis Aerdsi" Nation We Amesite Equipped For Large .993-54 season Monday night at Wqrcest^er because of the indifference to Civil Tennis Courts or Small Jobs ike's Tavern In Plalnville. Miss Defense." (Continued from Page One) Parking lAits, Machine Spread— Forms enlta Haynes of the Hartford (Coetlaued from Page One) and Walks Set—Power Rolled " ’ ?|k)roptlmiBt Club, who was Instru- do, according to Weather bureau jfnental in organizing the local club MRssachuaetta Governor Christian Cloud Display .records, averages only a tew hun Materials and Workmanship Guaranteed t i l years ago was In charge of the A. Herter thla morning. dred yards In width and its aver Free Estimates—Terms To Suit Your Purse iJieremony. “The people o f Connecticut are age path is only 15 or 16 rnlles ^ Mrs. Charlotte Gray, chairman greatly distressed over the disas Builds Anxiety long. Most tornadoes blow them Up To 3 Years To'Pay trous tornado which haa left such ecf arrangements for the banquet selves out In open country. deva.station in our sister state. ^ n d program, presented corsages Spectacular sun-painted thun- Blanc said the impressive total "Both officially and personally I Mrs. Ruth Spender, who* was rcr derheada that sailed majestically o f tornadoes, and. .deaths rolled up Jtlected fqr another term, and to want to express my sympathy to across the southern nicies opened DEMAIO BROS. this year, was in part at least the SINCE 1920 ^ is s Haynes. the many families in Massachu and highlighted an unusual show reaiilt of more complete tornado f Bouquets of yellow roses and setts who. are the vlctiibs of this by nature last night while Man reporting through the bureau’s ^jmall blue flowers centered the catastrophe.” chester residents anxiously network o f‘civilian observers. TELEPHONE MANCHESTER MltchoN 3-7691 ^ b le s where 25 members and scanned the heavens after hear Tornadoes have been reported in guests were Seated. Programs, TRAGIC 8TORY ing of the tornado that twisted a all states of the union but they are • favora and place-cards in the col- One of the most tragic stories of path of death and destruction most frequent in the Great Central :ors o f the club, blue and yellow, the tornado was that told by Mrs. through central Massachusetts. Plains and plateaus cast of the ‘ were at each plate, Ruth Oslund whose two weeks old The huge, billowing cloud for Rocky Mountains and least fre- i A fter the meal, Soroptimist daughter was a>vept out of her mation literally stopped traffic ‘qiient on the West Coast. ! songs, classifications and pledges More than 150 men searched un- about 8 p. m. as drivers pulled O f the nearly 450 persons killed --were-givens-.... ■ — ■ successfully' for Hours early today to 'the side o f thie road' to* IL-sTch'. .in. tornadoes .this spring,. 225 have. [ Now Byeryone Can Afford ^ Mrs. Gray, well known soprano, tor the infant. Knots o f people al>o gathered on lost their lives in the storms which : ^presented three of her pupils in. Mrs. Oslund told state police she street corners, and residents ripped two cltiea-^114 In Waco, j ran outdoors with the baby in the '' Refreshing Sleep! voice, played their accompani- viewed the display from their Texas, last month and 111 in Flint, I -i._- ■ ■ ■ * ' .ments and a piano solo. .“ Nature Extra Special belief it would be safer in the lawns and porches. Mich., Monday night. In Worce.steri in JoyoUs Mood.” Miss Mary Fogg. FIRE-KING 3-Piece Nested open. Colors in the thimderhead at least 82 were killed. *who has a pleasing soprano voice, Thf baby was immediately whip ranged from a sno wwhlte through The death toll in the Masaachu- rsang “Summer” from Cycle of HEDSTSOM FOLDING ped away. various shades of pink and crim aelts disaster may rise. SPRING AIR I,lfe. Ronald: and "Into the Night,” son to an ominous blue-black on I Rescue workers dug for dead and .by Edwards. Nell Case, baritone, iVORY BOWL SET Kiddies’ SPECIAL! PREVIOUS TORNADOES its lower fringes. injured’ in the debris of hundreds ’sang “The Blind Ploughman,” by Here's a list of previous major As dusk .settled after sunset, of homes, factories and business Clarke and the “ Hills of Home,” , tornadoes in New Rngland: scratch.v fla.shes of lightning flick Hi^abl 1 . buildings battered by the-tornadlc, High School Principal Kdson M. — •Fox. YOU PLASTIC Aug. 9, 1876 Wallin^ord, Conn., ered through the heart of the wind.s. Mrs. Eunice Blinn’a .contribu $4 dead) $200,000 loss. cloud.' Bailey presenta top awards to Alfred Tarlcco and Robert Mor- under class poetry, Cynthia Dun The tornado record ao far this tions were “ Vienna, My City of BABY \ G il July 18. 1879-Pittsfield, Mass., year is: PLAYBALL Still later In theevening, be President James Farrell and Vice rison. Civitan Club prizes were lop. ! Dreams,” Sieznyskl; and “ I'll See -^U so ***•!** - Special Price. • two dead. $20,000 loai. tween 9 and 10 o'clock, bright and President Priscilla Torrance dur- "'O" •>>' »"«• Rose Fre- Principal Bailey made the pres- .. Januaryr^S .with no deaths PuR or Twin SIm / You Again.” by Coward. Mrs. July 26, 1890 -Lawrence, Maas., against a 35-yes r average, of four frequent lightning illuminated a Ing the final assembly program this enUtions after the Class Will had Blinn,' who has a lyric soprano tog. S.49 eight dead, $60,000 loss. rim of heavy black, clouds hug- ® . Commercial award waa presented been enacted and read. tornadoes in January and seven Qiwronttod 15 Y om voice, and is a sister of Mr. Case, Life Preserver July 17. 1924-Fitchburg, Mass., i Vhe' southern'horiron! morning in Manchester High to Nancy Smith of the aenior Tonight Is Class Night at which deaths resulting from them. aa'ng a duet with him entitled .two dead, $760,000 loss. i * School auditorium. rlaa.s and Nancy Cole and Sandra time the history and prophecy will Fehruar.v— 15 tornadoes with "Will You Remember," Schubert CUSHIOM Oct. 25. 1925-- Woburn, MaSs., one Farrell was the winner of the Taggart won the Girls' State cer- be read. three deaths against a 35-year • • • WHAT YOUR $59.50 BUYS .The mu.slcal program was enthu S t o r o 0 * fi«e dead, $200,000 lo.as. , Lorraiiie Bradley Wijfred J. Clarke medal for tificstes, , average of five tornadoes and eight siastically received. PRICE FOR THIS SALE May 5, 1929---Cohoes County, N. achievement scholastically and Sweaters, presented by tlje Stu deaths. SPRING-AIR— engtneered balaneed Inner-cod imita, naanren Mrs. Spencer's as.sociate officers H.. no fatalities. $200,000 loss. athletically. Mias Torrance won the dent Council tc those athletes who March — 48 tornadoes with 25 When You Buy A DAR award. Flint (founts Dead, reatfnl body mpport for the light weight or henvy w e l^ t aleeper. A re Mrs. Lillian Gustason. vice 5e r v in g May 16. 1929--Portland, Maine, Guest at Shower had earned sufficient letters in deaths against a 35-year average president: Mrs. Julia McCarthy, no fatalities, $25,000 loss. Both were selected as the Citizen sports, wore presented to Marshall of 17 tornadoes and 60 deaths. ENTIRE ASSEMBLED DNIT la ennmded and baked to prevent .secretary: Mrs. Mary Taylor, cor July 2.6, 1946 -Concord, N. H. — ship award winners, presented.by Miss Lorraine Bradley, daughter Altken. Robert Biardi, both sen- Resumes Cleaiii^p April — 62 tornadoes with 40 rust in any cllmnle. NO-SAO EDGE—You cna alt on n Spring-Air '.responding secretary; diremprs, A SIZI FOR ______One dead, $60,000 loss. the American Legion Post 102 and deaths against a 35-year average of Mr. and Mrs. Leon C. Bradley, its Auxiliary. loca. and captain-elect of the base- Mrs. Kay Thompson one yekir. I V I t Y USI 73 Phelps road, .was honored with iball team, Bernie Al^many. of 24 tornadoes and 63 deaths. nnyUme, na often aa you Uke. Accepted for ndvertlaing In pnb- RIXIOD DONATED Win Special Honors | (Continued From Pngo One) Mrs. Taylor, two jvars and Mri:- . a miscellaneous .shower Ia.st eve- The Marguerite Oates' Campbell May — 77 tornadoes with 144 llcmtiona of the American Medical Aaeoclntion. Approved by Good ; Kathryn Hendrickson, three years. Valedictorian John Allison and | FIRST TIME AT CHILD’S SWIM VEST ^ PLASTIC More than 260 pints of b lo ^ were ^ ning. in hpnor of her npproacliing Salutatorian Charles Shaver, Jr., award, offered in the momor.v of called by many the worst disaster deaths sgalnst a 35-year average The season will close with a pic donated in a seven-hour period at a marriage lo Donald W. Smith of the late faculty member, was won of 33 tornadoes and 43 deaths. Houaekeeping. Guaranteed IS yenra. ) nic at the Columbia Lake cottage Red Cross bloodmobile parked on were pre.sentcd with two of the i in Michigan histor.y. ' Middleburj’, Vermont. special prizes for outstanding scho-,by Shaver. June 1-8 — 32 tornadoes with o f Miss Bernice Juul, Monday, a Worcester street. Brig. Gen. Lester J. Maitland, THIS SPECIAL PRICE! M M IT K D s u p p l y — b u y NOW A.ND SAVE 2.98 „ Tbe party was given by Mrs. laslic work. Allison won the 1 Scholastic . magazine . art „ a'wards Michigan civil defense director, 140 deaths against a 35-year aver June 22. \ The donors lined up at th6 mo age the full month of 26 tornadoes Rverett Kennedy, Sr., and Mrs. t . Rensslaer Medal and Shaver rpe 1 were pre.sented to Elaine Duncan, estimated the total property dam O GUoranlMd Two Years WADING bile unit to offer their blood to in and 21 deaths. Edward Brosnan. at Mrs. Ken Verplanck Scholarship award. Cynthia Dunlop, Ldward Grima- age at "upwards of S10,o6o,000.” Against Heat Breakage. jured neighbors • within minutes nedy's honfie,. 87 Phelos road, and Har.vard and Trinity Book prizes, y*? •lonsscn, James Jiiros, if Worcester not counted. Howard aftei' the first plea was issued by He said thi.s figure ineluded 130 - h ettenrfed by 22 guesTs' from New awarded lo a junior, were won by . Dooo? "'Illiam Ludwig homes totally destroyed, 97 that QUANTITRVLIMtTtO . . . OONT MKS TNK OtANU TO $AV1 BACKYARD the Red Cross last night. Britain and this town. Andrew Ansaldi. The prizes are i Nut sandwiches make a fine ad 24 Hour The Boston headquarters of the Scholastic writing award keys were 70 per cent or more de dition to a summer salad plate of SLEEP CENTER POOL The hostesses u.sed a (Lcoratlve made by two local alumni of both stroyed, 176 automobiles, totally Red C10.SS sent 100 pints of blood scheme of pink and white. The went to Albert Guay, Janice Mur- vegetables or fruit. To make the 539 MAIN STREJ5T ' DIAL MI-9-6335 Manchester High School and these destroyed, the $470,000 Beecher and plasma to the disaster area. bride-elect unwrapped her choice colleges. Herbert K. House present- phey, Mary Lou Potter,' Rusaell nut butter for the sandwich filling Ambu once GYM SET J School 40 per cent destroyed and Tubular ateel . . . Equlpixxi with Z-nrat Strato- It dispatched about 30 nutses gifts while seated beside a “ treas- j cd the Harvard award and Assist- Taylor and Roger Turkington. Cer- simply cream the butter well and FDR f r ie n d l y SERVICE to Worcester hospltale .from, .the. ure c h e s t o n the eoffee table in ••ant Town Ci«rk'Samuel J. Turking Ufloatea.were won- by James Fer the de.struction of virtually all add finely .ground pecan or walnut Service OHder, rhigB, - tniprzjr! her, two ' swings, DVG public utilities. , chinning bars. Metropolitan disaster nur.«ing list. the living room. ton. Jr,, the Trinity award. guson, Roxanne Heritage, Karol.S*n ' meats. Season with salt. Price Slashed 50''POOL 48" POOL Thirty disaster relief workers The ^ .cmccenter of interest on the Joseph Haloburdo received thes' ! Kays, Morgan Porter. Charles One Ring— 7” Deep Three Rings— 10” Deep and about 350 blanket.s and rots | buffet table was a bride’s cake, Hartford Engineering Society! Shaver, Russell Taylor, Forbes ON THIS A REAL also were sent to the Worcester ' baked and decorated by Mri;. award and Janice Fogg the Elm'ira I Warren and two by Sally New- Only 1.75 VALUE SPECIAL c C A SPECIAL j r - 7 C area from Boston. KImer Rice. Tc,ed in white, it was j College key. jeomb and Eleanor Seelert. Miss i A Week PRICED AT DaDU PRICED AT / surmounted by a. large, full blown ! Music wards presented by Potter also won a trophy. O. D NRF.D FOR CD ro.«e, and surrounded by small bou Frederic E. Werner, were won by Diipileale Prizes Worcester’s disaster points up quets of rosebuds. Games of vari Robert Richardson and Martha ' Current Affairs Club presented MWWWwWWWWWr M u e e w f i d o r w Ey e r the necessity for a strong, well or ous kinds rounded cut a plea.sant Diana. Chaminade Club Laurel duplicate awaids for a first place FOR YOUR FRACTION FOR TASTY OUTDOOR COOKINGI ganized civil diVen.se program in evening. Music Camp awards were given to i rie to Nancy Cole and Marilyn • Fully iquippud o 0.0 oooeoeooeooeOoeooe the Hartford area. Miss Bradley and Mr. Stnilli will I-ouis Joubert, Richard Libby, Rogers. Quill Club made awards • CempftluV Modern M iX^—JUICER This was emphasized today by be married in Center fihurch on Arthur l.,evebre and Wifliam Mac- tor upper class prose to gaily • Immodlotoly Avolloblo y Fire Chief Henry G. Thomas, local Sunday, June 21. and will be grad- Ardle. Newcomb; upper class poetrj’, Civil Defense director, as he noted u.ated from the University of Ver Thespian Awards Anita Gagliardone; under class Wm. P.Quish that there has ' been too much mont on Sunday, June 14. Best Thespian awards went to prose, Marilyn Johnston, and 225 Moin St Big Tire Sale I Gray or green woven stripe seersucker (Sanforized*) PHONE Mitchell 3-5940 '»'■ that needs no panapering, is clean-cut and 19" Sen$etlentd New Champions- AUTO BABY SEAT crisp, and wears forever. . . 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the week and, were thrilled to meet the angagamsnt of Miss Caroline ally. Their, abn, David, will receive been elected vice president nf the Columbia Red Buttons at their hotel and got MacDonald Young, . daughter of hia bachelor of science degree Joint Faculty Association of Wll- his autograph. Also at the Empire Mr. and Mrs. James Young of Co- from the School of Business Ad llmantlc State Teachers College. Bolton C ar Several Events State Building they saw a British luihbia and Vero Beach, Fla., to ministration. Sara Savage and Barbara Ran delegate from the UN taking sev Scott Bailey Petrequin, son of Mr. Mi.as Patricia laham was ten dall were third prize ■ winners in Skywatch Schedule Marking Clpse eral other Britishers on a tour of and Mrs. Edwsrd .1. Petrequin of dered a bridal ahower Saturday the 4-H Talent Show held in Storrs Hits Fringe ..the Building.. Shaker. Heights,.. Ohio. Both of the evening, at the home of Mra.. Waayl. Saturday a t the.boh voyage, party ------Thursday,-June 11 - Planning Tea young people received the bachelor Horyrzka In I-«banon. A buffet for Margery Gaylord. Mldnight-2 a. m...... Volunteers Needed. Of School Year Several members of the Cath of arts degree from the. College of supper was .served and the bride- Q f Tornado 2 a, m.-4 a. m...... Floyd Chapman. olic I.4idies' Society met recently William and' Mary Sudday. Caro to-be received many gifts. Manrheaier Evening Herald 4 a. m.-6 a„ m...... Mr. and Mrs. William Hewitt. at the home of Mrs. Paul Merrick line was recently the subject of an Columbia Grange s^lll neighbor Columbia rorreapondenL Mra. of Columbia Lake to make plans; 6 a. m.-8 a. m...... Herman H. Gunther, Jlr. Columbia, June fl - - (Special) -v article In ' Americab MAgazine with Andover Grange on June 1.5. Frank Marrhlsa, telephone HAr- Bolton, June 10 — (Special) ,— 9 a. m.-Noon ...... Mr. and Mrs. Willard Small. Sjixteen Sabres bombed an 1,800 As It haa been a ruatom to end the for a membership tea to be held at | telling of her academic and aocial Mrs. Herbert Englert, S r, has rlson 8-0365. Mako Dod Glad A terrific hail atorm with atones foot concrete strip and revetments school year with a picnic, children the home of Mr.s. John MaeVeagh Noon-3 p. m.' ...... Rhoda Bockiis, Ruth Boglish. St s large airfleld outside Sunchon. statu.s. "aa big aa golf balla" poaaibly 3 p. m.-6 p. m...... Mrs. Harold Lord. Oliver Chsr- In Gradea 2 to 7 will jro to Rocky on Jonathan , Tnimbull Highway | About 100 friends attended the The Air Force claimed five cuts on June 21 from 3 to 5 p. m. In aaved a local family from being tler. in the roadway and four revet Neck thla week. Children of Grade "open house" for the Csrl Stolten- With Gifts^om 6 p. m.-8 p. m...... Ann Maison, Ruth Hickox. 1 will have a picnic at Columbia vitations are being sent mil this ■ feldt.s S t the home of their son-in- eaught In the tragic tornado Uiat ments and four buildings dam- week to prospective members. Rev. ! 8 p.^m.-lO p. m...... Curtis Wright, Michael Glean. aged. Lake. Isw and daughter, Mr. and Mra. E. ■wept through MaMachuaetta 10 p. m.-Midnight '...... Mr. and Mrs. York Strangfrid. Gradea 2, 3 and 4 will go on June Francis Murphy and Rev. John | Malcolm Stannard of Whitney During^ the night 40 B-26 bomb 11, weather permltUnif, In caae of Honan will attend the tea al.ao. : yeaterday. Volunteers may register at Civil Defense Headquarters, Mun load on the occaaion of the.,40th HARMAC'S icipal Building, Manchester, on Mondays and Fridays from l-v5 p. m. ers attacked Red positions along rain, they,„wiH *ro the foiiowipK Any \yoman who wishes to jojn the , wadding annlveraary of Mya.-StSn- ' Mra. Stanley L. Nicliolt, Jr., of the western and central fronts. day. Grades S to 7 will leave on society hnd whose name has been [ nard'a par.enta. As a remembrance South road, who with her Six Chil Other bombers reported knock June 15. and in caae of rain they inadvertently ornitted from the ■ of the’ occaaion. they were pre- dren, relatives and a friend waa this nation and lives and proper negotiation will stay in recess un ing out 44 vehicles in pre-daWn will go the following: day. Grade 1 church records is welconve to at-1 aented with a gift of money. NAME IRANDS returning from a visit to her sis ty of Oie people. til "progress of the staff officers' strikes along Red supply routes. will also have its picnic on June tend the tea. Mi’, and Mrs, A. R. Sharpe have ter in Frankll^, Mass., ran Into the "We* cannot understand how meetings in working out last ad Eighth Army headquarters said 11. (:oliimbla Briefs left for Evanaton. 111., where they hall atorm ateut 5:20 p. m. In an.v)>ody other than Korean.a can ministration details call for their UN divisions killed o,r wounded All groups will leave .school at T»ral Farm Bureau members AT POPULAR PRICES North. Grafton, which la .near ba )M>ld enough to conclude and try i^umptlon.” 4.000 R'l’ds In the week ended Sun land their families enjoyed a fam-i plan to attend commencement ex- S;15 a. m. on their respective dates erclaes si Northwestern Univer- Shrewsbury and Worceater. to put Into effect decisions con-:- The correspondent sairl the only day. This waa a 60 per , cent (p- and will return at approximately I ily picnic at the home of Mrs. C. j • ARROW SHIRTS -Driving conditiona Were ao bad ceming us, without our-, knowl crease over the previous week. ' Flandolph Forbes. Hoste.saes for details remaining were revl-sion of 2:15 p. m. They will he accom c r e g o r s p o r t s w e a r that Mra. Nichola wiy8 forced to edge. the cea.se-fire line and final draft Many of the Communist casual panied by their teachers and sev the event were Mrs. Robert Mack- • M G pull up and wait for 20 minutes Karl dcelared that the Cbmmii- ties were infticted in heavy fight I lin, Mrs. Francis Baker and Mrs. ing of the armistice agreement' in eral mothers. All' children will • DORIS HATS )>efore she could continue. After nists would attack Soutlh Korea Korean, Chinese-and English. ing on the eastern front. bring their own hinchea. Fred ^ Evan Kutigren. Fiery, Smarting Itch . the fury of the storm, had. ended any -tlnie they deem >4t nece.saary T^e Army dropped U.5„M'cekl.v i The lAdiea’ Sooiety'of COluiuhla' • INTERWOVEN HOSE Tatro wilt tran.aport'the' children •f Csm riM n Shin RashM For Ftther’i Daf, Birthdafs, Gradualiont, Weddings she reaumed the trip. and successful after a truce la report on the number of Red pris en the school bus. I Congregational Church will holfl a • PLEETWAY PAJAMAS Within a few miles she hit a Smoked picnic, a budget buv, is i oners taken, apparently coordinat I canasta and bridge party at the Don't stand such torment another hour! . . . the gift men would choou for thenfseivn. signed. When th«ty are ready and cut from the pork shoulder ‘and I Cla’aa Night exerci.se.a will be J Kit Smooth Resinol Ointmen^ on your Hold! up'lo 52 csrdt, ss msny as he li^ i, without • HICKOK BELTS traffic jam and learned about the confident of ykStory “without their ing the move with UN negotiators Cla.ss Night eexrcisea will be Old Inn tomorrow’ afternoon. irritated skin st once. .<>e hnw quickly tornado. She also caught a cured and srhoked the same way at Panmupjom. An Army briefing Vniing-Petreqiiln bulging. Your choice of hoe icither..|5*to $15* aactiflce" they would ignore the held tomorrow in Yeomans Hall. its medicallv proven in|redients in lan • SWANK JEWELRY glimpse of destruction from the truce, he said. as regular ham. Picnic weighs officer said prisoner information Announcement has been made of olin hrini blissful, k>ng-lsstin| relief. from four to eight pounds, its All students in the graduating C 3 0 • lUXTON WALLETS twister. "Who' can ' guarantee that the row is cla.ssifled as a ‘'security claaa will take part in the play. Besides her six children, rangfng Communists will live up to the bone is small and it has little fat. measure." Light refreshments will be •CLIPPERCRAPT SUITS In age from 2 to 8, Mrs. Nichols agreement?” Karl added. served by several mothers of • ARROW AND WEMILEY TIES was scconipanied by her mother, eighth grade students. Mrs. Sid Mrs. Josephine Smith of Bolton; ney Orlando is In charge of re • RAHROR RORES her sister end niece, Mrs. Lois Pal MEN'S freshments and will be a.saisled by mer and Mrs. Audrey Noel of Liaison Staff AiSTYLE PA JA TtRMIHC VALUESI ident of Manchester. hopeful the defiant Rhee would be . Plastic SUMMER MAS la print and plain com- VALUE 85.00 $1.00 up persuated to go along w’ith an a r-' MnnUon. Short a C|A mistice and not carry out its sleeve...... #swU MARRIIO and SINOLI MIN and WOMIN ... (/ THIS WEEK, OUKK, T nic^,. Protested threat to keep on fighting. Raincoats SLACKS ^MONI TO MAKE ARRANOIMINTS TO USI OUR OLAMOUR, MAOIMOISILU One U. S. Congressman, Senator McCarran (D-Nev>, came out pub SHORTS BLOUSES SIzM 28 to 80 HARMAC'S By Seoul Youths licly in support hf South Korea's 1 - VI 8 IT LOAN PLAN stand and said thi\ truce terms S| | .00 and $0.95 $^.50 and up^^ were so unsatisfactory tha war $1.81 And Up $1.81 T« Sit in the quiet and privacy af yaur awn hame, affiM ar Distinctive Men s Wear (OonttnuMl From P«ga On.) should )>e continued. •• SIZES 34 In 86 SIZES 82 to 88 • eanvenient lelephana baolk . . . and: 946 MAIN STRKET, MANCHESTER fxpMtjgwofefc rapair IN THE ST. JAMES BLOCK , to. (he, president" told,.ihim. only Other congressional le'kders took TalRphend MItehRlI 3>4H 8‘ t J i S T a' sit-tight attitude. T1V5E MAIN STREET, HARTFORD NEXT t o SAGE ALLEN Rhee's health would keep him HANDSOME SPORT SHIRT 9orvkmjo M p you from a flying trip to the U. S. But ^mmunist Peiping Radio 9 * Tell me hew much yew want and wben yau want it. blared that Rhee's opposition! PEDAL In regular (hlrt aUM C QE The fiery old preaident's secre SKIRTS POLOS and aleave lengths wtww koop on timo S * Eight fram tha privacy yeur heme, eHice er tolephene tary. Chang Ki Bong. , amiled would not prevent signing of the PUSHERS broadly when asked about Rhee'a armistice. The radio quoted RetJ 8 0 .6 0 heeth yew can give ma anaugh infarmation la apply far a corre.vpondent Alan Winnigton. Missing nstes?'^^;j^ loan and upon approval onahl# me te tel a definite time fee he.llth and replied: And I p $ 1.81 "If the president desired to fly who said indicationa pointed to the . $ 2 .7 9 Missing trains? '.I,;-.? yeu te ceme in and gel the meney. Signing of a truce in the immediate i RIZr. 22 to .10 S.. M.. L. If Da4’t n golfer, he’d lovn to America he could dp so easily NIZKS 24 to .16 thla lightweight Nothing is more as far as his health is concerned. future. irritating than a watch that ZIP FRONT He is very fit and In fine health. A later Peiping broadcast said JACKET weo’t keep good time. To pro But he will not go to the United Wednaaday's recess of the truce »F tect the accuracy of your watch Slates." delegates "marks the final phase . hare it inspect*^ at least once •15 to *500 "We cannot under.stand." Karl of more than 23 months of th* ' TOWN A COUNTRY WOMEN’S OUTLET a year. V eil do this for you aaid. "how any nation or nations armistire negotiationa before the , For the traveler and belch Youll he amaxed at ^ w TO OUT,. Mgrchggditt CliG40oHtopairmGFittb«f 9il$ itovr ^oebof bool can afford'to ignore our co-opera signing of the armistice ap-ee- BRIDGWAV MII.LS wear. A ME tion when they are talking and de ment." ^ much better your watch will TO M r..0vtrdgg bills Awownf Amoiml •( Monthlv F aymRntofaFs IS* WE.ST MIDDI.E TURNPIKE—OPEN 9 l» 9 . ROBES ...... « s 9 9 «P ‘ run after it is cleaned and oiled. •f LOAN UNO. 15 MO. 20 MO. ciding upon matters which aerimi.*:- ' It quoted Ita. correspondent to To Meet trnttganty S M s t . e i ly affect the very sovereignly of the truce talks as saying the i If repairs are needed our expert j IDG \e.e% $ 5 .U 6.71 'aemre will put things right. Meney needs . . . Httor, s e e )4.» t9.3S dentief, heipitol. . . and t e e 47.41 S9.04 M.69 UMN OWNHIti TkAM hcHtdukt ol rrpgynifnl indti'Ie nil tharfA*. See ns about getting the amax- aimilor hills. Tti«v Rr9 batod prompl mnnlhlv favmanie. FAMOUS MAKER ing new Elgin DnraPower INITIALED HANDKER CHIEFS M cottoas or flnaat [Mainspring for your watefa. p p r c c p B E II niiANCi CO. inc. BELTS linens. Grand R 4 |||| AT MATHER'S gifta! ...... W for N Im K ■ K 1^ ' 0 loon s’eri'ice for * IsW I Wldr" Choice of F. E. BRAY 983 MAIN STREET • SMond Floor • MANCHESTER TaUphonacMITCHEU Colors and Designs MANCHESTER’S OLDEST 3-4168 IBMART BOW TIES for Dad ESTABUSHED JEWELER AAaa. r«e«i. Wptf. fri. fitO to S.-30 a 0.-j6 to 5 # Ctoio — 1 Prevail Through J une 27 This Is The O.W at lemerrew. » 1 4 » » PAINT rO VA HOUSE HEIRLOOM T.r letl. IP STERLING Traditional Month CHECK THESE - with DU PONT MONEY
6-PC. UNTIL a f t e r H O U S E PAINT tax Mxw PLACE .GETTING JUNE 27 JUNE 27 ■ REIGNING Dsmssk Rose...... $27.50 $29.75 SFIIDIL SIR GALAHAD BEAUTY* . 27.50 29.75 One item will govern the starting of married life for Msntiofl House...... PHOTO-IOINT La.sting Spring...... 27.50 29.75 most young couples and that is SAVINGS. Matsive "he oiao' jMt on hst iRd Stanton Hall . 32.75 34.0y cwrh cholo ttyi. Reigning B ea u ty ...... 28.25 29.75 •14*» your hout* " M. r«« M teS. T.X ImL If both young people have made it a practice of saving, 1*1 «nd dacjy ~ Aa-a servicc.tathoac who havx.sckcted HeirlSpecial: Jf/i" DUPONT NYLON thiSTLE DRUSH VAL $440
C P C C OF COST WHEN YOU BUY GALS. ■ ■ V C C OF DUPONT EXTERIOR PAINT. E. Ai Johnson Paint Co. 699 MAIN STREET A - A- ' .;™\ ' /
\ I ; ...... ■...... 4 :.: ;...... ; ...... \ ...... ■\ . 1 : PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1(J. 195* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY^ JUNE 10, 1953 PAGE NINE f made power Is .InevlUbly mixed .* •xJF'atf. which plck.^d .'Professor Hogan, preme Court overrules Judge Al and additions to a d.'welling at 82 „ NAMES AMBASSADOR with the unpredictable. There House Dinner Tickets Pastor to Talk Reappointed also picked the new arbitrator. He corn. Elizabeth drive, $200. 11 from Area Two Injured /Hove to Bar is Attorney Irving Ben Scheiber, These retroactive wages will not seems no present clear reason to Now Reins' Reserved Vienna, June 10—<>P)— Rus CHILD i of New 'York. be Involved In the new arbitration Sttpnitt^ ifpralh question the verdict of the ex On Conference 'V The union, which did not obtain Want to fancy up a meat loaf sia has decided to apoint an Tickets for the teatlmoniAl ■ . ■ N hearings. for company? Frost It with perts. liut the verdict still has to Get Degrees In Accidents Legal Tangle legal counsel for the arbitration ambassador to Auatria tp re PH0T06RAPHY H«*SE§“p1gS?l” INC. dinner to Charles S. House,- Of Methodists hearings in Novemoer, will be rep mashed potatoes, then put it back establish full diplomatic rela FOR FATHER’S' DAY be -left|aH*:htly open, against .the, -n e w -1 y ■ appointed-— Superior- .in., tbe. oven. until, the -potato peaks Uknchetter. Conn. — Two■ per»ons-4nJured •■nd- a- tele resented -by Solomon -Barkln, -fe. tions with'this oecupied-eomitry, JU N E 21 ----- pos.sibility that we may some day Court Judge, achediiled for 7 ■■ Ch'ehey ■'Brothers'"and''£,6cal'''63” are lightly flecked with brown. it was announced here today. Give a portrait of his child THOUA8 F. FERGUSON. From HiU^ phone pole snapped off at the ba.se Textile Workers Union of Ameri search direttor for the textile WALTER R. FERGUSON. know more, than we do now. p.m., June 23, a t the S tate The 113th session of the New was the toll of three accidents re workers national union. Pfiblic Records for desk or den. Publiihan Armory may be purchased England Southern Conference of ca, CIO. will attempt "to avoid a Founded Oetohnr 1. m l But such Apeciilation, even ported by police today. repetition" ‘of the' legal contro -The company, will also be repre Nine residents of Manchester re from the following persons; the Methodist Church will be de- sented by counsel, but Wright 1 (8xt0)^$5.00 though !we cannot altogether resist ■ Injured were Thomaa J. Mur versy that followed the last arbi Warrantee Deeds Publlibed ETtnr Ey«nln« ceived as.socinte and bachelors de Before 5. p.m., Assi.stant acribed and its major legislative phy, 18'. of ,276 Birch Mountain would not say who the company’s Hugh Ewing, Jr., and Doris M. 3 (8x10)— ^9.7S SundayaBunou* «inAand Holidays ** it, is a minor matter in- the yiew* activities presented hefore^v the tration of their wage dispute attorneys would be. 0i t ORIce a t Mancheater. Conn., aa grees and two, masters degrees, Town Clerk .Samuel J. Turk- road, who- was hospitalized with when the issue is resubmitted to Ewing to John R. Hull and Shirley of the (lay. There has been a, great Official Board of the North Meth P i ofe.ssor H o g a n's derision, »eend Claia Mall Matttr. ington, Jr., at his office, phone lacerations of the scalp, and Rob arbitration June 29 and 30, an J. Hull, property on Charter Oak near us. so fearsome it at the 74th.annual commencement ^ odist Cnurc-h by Mr.s. RuMtj which became effective Jan. 5, CRIFFIN SUBSCRIPTION RATES trageri.i M itchell 9-.5281; A fter 5 p.m,, ert Andrew, 13, of 116 Coleman official of the company said to street. of Hillyef College, held last Sun-*' Holmes, lay delegate, and the paa- awarded the company an across- B'ini^nce Di.scount C orporation to MAIN— _IP7 STREET Payable In Adranc* awes and frightens, snti aadden.s. Mr.s. Jolin S. C. R ottner, phone road, who received facial abra day. BIGELOW SANFORD ^ 1 - 3 --5233 5 One Tear ...... day at the Bushneli Memorial in Mitchell 3-8251; During busi tor. Rev. John E. Post. sions. the-board 9% cen(s wage reduc Eleanor P. deVos, property at 38 Six Monthi ...... ; H artford. Both Mrs. Holmes and Mr. Post Richard Bl. Wright, industriaj tion, as well as revising the cost- Princeton ntreet. Three Montha ...... f-H ness hours. The Robert J. The telephone pole was knocked Alan H. Bradley, son of Mr. and Smith insurance agency, 96.1 attended the aessions in Chatham, relations manager for Cheney of-living formula to further re Philip H. Hallin (ind Frank H. One Month ...... * '5 Wilhin Ourselves First Mrs. Herbert .1. Bradley of 44 Mass., last week and will apeak over by the car In 'whlch Mur- Brothers, said that, in submitting duce wages by one cent an hour. £Weekly ...... -5 Main street, phone M itchell phy waiyX pasaenger. The car, Hallin to Michele A. Mazzocco and Slnfle Copy ...... “ 'St’eH!hS:'plAce; “ree’eVved ■ the B ache to the hoard which meets on Mon the arbitration agreement-to-the — The - union, - however; - appealed- CatheOhe 'R: ^rszzbccb,' properly' . T hat Ei.senhower Inaugural lor of Science degree in business ; 9-5241: Representing local re jclrJveri by Sylvia .Ann Martin, 18, MEMBER OF tail merchants George Marlow day evening, June 15 a t 8 o'clock American Arbitration Association, the derision, and Superior Court a t 37 Lydall ptreet. them e w hatever America hope.s administration'with honors. In the church vestry. of Rockville, was proceeding east sJudge Howard W. Alcorn vacated THE a sso c ia ted PRESS of Marlow's store. "the issue was so stated as to James Kvietkus and Bernadette The Aaaoclated Preaa o pa.ss in the world miiftt Miss Mary Davies, daughter of Mrs. Wesley Thouin. recording on Highland street about 6:20'last avoid a repetition of the contro the^award on the grounds that (he entitled to the uae of repu^bl.catlon of O. Kvietkus to Edward. DuPre, e to pa.ss in the h e a rt of Mr. and Mrs. William S. Davies of steward, will serve as .secretary of night when it hit the pole. versy” that followed the award of arbitrator had exceeded his au- all newa diapatchea credited to It »' Police sj^id th a t the accident oc property on Edgerton street. not othenrUe credlteC is finding an increa.s- 63 A lexander street, reccsived , the ■ this meeting. Reports will be Prof. John. Hogan of the Univer thorily. Charles Guy Campbell and Mar and alao the 1^1 newa P“b>>»hed here. Associate' of Science degree '. in reived her R. A. from Bryant Col received from all financial officers, curred when the driver tried to sity of New Hampshire. All rlthU of republlcetlon of apectal Cheney Brothers subsequently garet Etta Campbell to Alexander tiinent place in American business administration with high . lege in Providence, and Laurence commis.sion chairmen and organ avoid a cat that had dashed Into He said the agreement, which diapatchea herein are alao reaenred. th e road. took an appeal to the State Su Jarvis, property on Fairvlew as it should. honors. She was an active member i A. Spencer, who received his.B. S. isational pre.sidents. Reports of was approved , by both the com preme Court in an effort to have street. Full aeralce client of N. E. A. Senr- [ of the college glee club in the ; ' Rgt. Henry Gauruder Investi from Boston University, were progress relative to the church j pany and the union, states "what Professor Hogan’s decision up Marriage License *'publlahe« Repreaentatlrea: The years 19.'il and 1952.. I awarded the Ma.ater of F-ducation prtjgram for Septem ber. 1953 • gated but no arrest was made. will be effective if the submission held, and that appeal is now pend- Richard Zakis. 105 Birch street, h o m e J u ^ Mathewa Special Aseacy . Ronald B. Lane. ?on of ,Mi.-. anane of 12 Oxfoul I'ment of F.fiiiration at "the c(iilege. reived from the commi-ssioh, heads i S p. m. ye.Utah, WM nominated by Presi Wednesday, June 10 the world b.v milltar.v aggresaioni" which ahe was secretary-treasurer ; 10 a m. Ru.ssian supervisors and Ger ternoon at 4:40 on New Bolton road this year; She was alao active in man labor atarted work last fall dent ^Elsenhower ^ today to he Second, he said, they muat he Arr.nngenient.s for this program near the Bolton town line and in director of Bureau of Mines in A Few Miles Away and secretary of the Student Ac- . have been made by Joseph A. Rice on blueprints seized from the Ger volved a car driven by Harold W. convinced that they (cannot con tivlUea Planning Committee thia mans at the lime of Hitler'a col- Sugden. 16, of 663 Broad street. the Department at the Interior. TEL. MI-8-S181 That strrrible power of nature and Charles S. Field, church school quer the world “by the-more rra- pas', year. ■ | superintendents, and committees I lap.se Police said Sugden told them his MAIN ST. MANCHESTER which. In thia year, has been ditional method of inciting in The above-mentioned graduated . on decoration and order of service. I , The Soviets aimed to establish ; car crashed into a guard rail at the sweeping far out of its normal from the day division, while the ! Children of the churrh school ■ a ba.se th a t would advance th eir side of the road after he was ternal revolt within the free nn- merchant and battle fleet into the ^ courses, came Into safe, placid following are graduates of the j will make presentations according j forced to pull to his left by another tion.s.” evening division: heart of North European waters, i ELECTRIC RANGE car. New England yesterday. The head to their age groups and activities Hoffman sera us doing fairly Russell H. Johnson, son of Mr, carried on through the year Just I due north from Central Germany. ' He is reported to have told police ^ There’s lines we had been reading about well, on both these points. and Mrs. Harry C. John.son of 13 concluded. Promotional certificates I The original plana would have that he had started to pass several lomadoea in other sections of the South Main street, received the | and Bibles will be presented to I required twelve years to build a Kelvinator Cooking and BMing insures .a vehicles in front at him when one Third, he said, “the Russian pco- ' base Allied officers said would country suddenly took on a fear Associate in Science degree ip \ those graduating to another age of the cars pulled out, causing him people muat be convinced that the business administration w'ith high ; j then be bigger than Pearl Har- perfect meal every time. SV.simple . . to veer off to the left to avoid an no such Choose Father's group rommcncirvg in October at Warcis some reality. A. few minor changes people of the West, particularly honors. !when the quarterly materiala , bor. and convenient! Just put yoW meal in accident. Ever since the work started, ' in the weather pattern, a shift of the American people, really want l,rra of | Richard SteWart, lay apeaker, Ruegen has been sealed off from' tigated but no arrest was made. peace." If this may aeeni a Western contact. Allied mililjyy : thing • 24 Pine, street, received the j who is planning to enter the Uni forget it! 7-heat surface units and super wind path of de.struction might ridiculoua nece.ssit.v, to us, it is not mis.sions in East Germany were - have carved its way through cen Bachelor of Science degree in busi- ! versity of Connecticut this fall lo fast Rocket Unit make top cooKiog no to the rest of the world, which ness administration. He had been ; study for the Christian ministry, e.xpressly forbidden from entering tral Connecticut, instead of cen reads many of our surface actions a participant of the Student. Sen will present the Methodist Student the area. quick, easy. W e’ll install an Up-Dowhv. The West has been kept inform- | os an \ tral Massachusetts. differently than we do. and which ate in 1951-52. Loan and Scholarship Fund as unit in the Scotch Kettle for only $15.00 Obituary 4 For all its closeness, we have Edward J. Go.ss, .son of Mr. and , sisted by members of the Senior ed, however, through dozens of most often hears the loudest, not German engineers employed on the extra; a $30.00 value. 2 5 9 ^ 5 not yet really begun to compre Mrs. Philip H. Goss of 123 Helaine | Methodist Youth Fellowship. the most reasonable, voicca among road, received the Associate in i project who fled west'. From such hend the fierce destructive power Thomas Fenn is the newly-elected sources, the Allies were told that o il burner us. Science, degree in engineering. president of the youth group. \M O D E L ER-S3 Funerals tinlcashed, .B u t a . jwhc)le coni- Jame.s p. Mahon(^y. son of Mr.s. A representative of the Vaca the main work has unaccountably “Mo.st A sians.” .said Hoffm an, vXtopped.. .the budget, alashed...... inunlty was. reduced to sheer rub Annie Mahoney of 60 Maple street, 4 "believe that the prc.senl worM tion Church School will speak Allied officers said they heard 1 Mrs. Stella McCa'ughey received the Associate In Science briefly and a 1.so be on hand at the ‘ba rg a in ”! ble. The count of dead la heading war is simpl.v a struggle for tw(T reasons for the abrupt cut- , BUDGET TERMS Largely attemled funeral services upwards, beyond, at this writing, degree in business administration. close of the service to record any b ack : for Mrs. Stella McCaughey, wife of pow er.” He also had participated in the pre-registrations by boys and 78. The number of injured, many i 1 A Kremlin "peace offensive” j Francis McCaughey. 39 Eldridge It cpiild indeed be Just that, un Student Senate. girls pre.sent. for the school which move to eliminate a possible sore street, were held this morning at of them in serious condition, is in less we ourselves rai.se It above Stanley P. Midlin. son of Mr. and comm ences June 22. ! spot in case of East-West negotia- 8:15 from the John B. Burke Fu Mrs. Joseph Midlin of 53 Devon the hundreds. The amount of that level so clearly that all can A special offering for the Loan j tions. neral Home and at 9 o'clock In St. property damage is in the many drive, received the A.ssoclate In and Scholarship Fund will be re 2 Manpower shortages. East James' Church. understand it. Science degree In business admin ceived by several members of the millions. It will take many months Germany is running out of compe Rev. Edgar Farrell was the cele Fourth, said Hoffman, we have istration. Methodist Youth Fellowship serv brant, Rev. George Hughes the to repair thia damage. The human tent engineers and now has no top , to “dispel the smog of hate and Janette I. Brimmer, who re- ing that day as ushers. man to handle such a gigantic | WATKINS V deacon and Rev. John Hannon the ' damage done is beyond repair. The fear that now prevails inside program . | subdcacon. Mrs. Jane Alaccarone was organist and soloist. , one bright spot in the desolate pic America," We have to do thia not ture to the .north of us is that hu ------r — Burial was in the East Cemetery, i to be "soft” to Russia, but so that with Father Hannon reading the man agencies reacted promptly we can play our'own dignified and committal service there. j HEATING and efficiently, in spite of sn si- persua.sive part in world life. Bearers were George Me-' USUALLY 2.98 - SPORT SHIRTS most unbelievable welter of death fr' Caughey, John Maiorca, Stephen 3-STAR BRENT DRESS SHIRTS SMART TIES FOR DAD "Nothing we can do.” said Hoff Bass, Stanley Miller, Francis Rear and damage. man, "can be effective unless wo don and Curtis Billard. Pays for itself in fuel sav Short W eeref A lt a e n 'a liwoM This was nature on a rampage, ourselves give a convincing Saoforittd 2 . 9 8 SiMtt 14-17 ^ 2 . 3 7 Jtegulor Si 7 4 e Wool-Unod exercising its most brutal powers demonstration here at home of a Milton E. Townsend | ings! With G-E, home- In a terrible majesty which brooked Tlic funerdl of Milton E. Town- Fine quality white broadcloth topar-tailorad Jor com Only o special purchase from o fomowe manufac Radvcod for Folhar’s Dojt Neat and long-waoring free and unafraid society at worlt. 50 ^{> no human interference or in '•send. 8.5 Henry street, who died at : owners report up to turer mokes this low price pouible for Pother’s Day. Whether we like it or not, the eyes hi.s home Saturday afternoon after , fort and smooth fit. Compare to other notional brands royea foulardt, {oequardt, wovens and panels styled fluence. We In Manchester could of the free world and the Commu a .chort illness, was held yesler- ' fuel saved. selling for 3.93. Parmo-St collars for day-long neat Lightweight cotton batiste or comfortable cotton knits for summer wear. You’ll find many patterns and smort see, on this same evening, and a.s day afternoon at 1:30 at the W. P. nist world are watching what w> WENTWORTH ness. Mercerized for long weor. Ideal gift for Dod. — some of Durene yam. Many colors and potthms. detigni— all ore in excellent taste. Full-length; Qiiish Funeral Home, with Rev. a part of the .same weather par do here at home. We have the op tem, the oddities of which nature •Cli/ford-Xl. Simpson,- minister of portunity to give the world a*dra- the CcnterX'ongregational Church, DENERAL^ ELECTRIC was capable. The spectacular pro matic demonstration that a gov- i UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE officiating. Biirial wa.s in the E ast cession of thunderheads over us. ernment of the people and by the j C em etery. Bcarer.s werc\Gordon Pattullo, early in the evening, was, to our people can do more for the peo- ] •yea, a display 6f unmatched , Dr. .lames McKgn'dry, Ermand WILLIAMS pie than any other system ever 1 Is Custom Crafted for Lasting Comfort Walelett, Joseph Breen. Richard beauty. But it was also power, devise^.” Howes and William DeHan. OIL SERVICE leashed as far aa we were con Bu^, said Hoffman, "never since i ------V-A, Complete Heating Herviee cerned, but tremendous in ila M O N S NOMITiTATED S41 BROAD .ST. the ^ay of the Alien and Sedition Wa.shlngton, June B B,,— -.-".TCjM capacities. And later in the eve Laws of 1798 has there been a TEL. MI-S.12S7 Tom Lyon of Salt I.Ake City, n REGULAR 3.49 ning, if we watched the sky to the time when freedom to think, free south and east, we saw a displa.v dom to inquire, and freedom to SPORT DE HM of celestial fireworks of a power apeak were in greater Jeopardy r j i and persistency most unu.sual. Contour Chaise...fits you! 1 never a time when pre.ssures for f . Somewhere, the power which had conformity 'to' the prevailing 1 1 0 . 0 0 3.14 passed over us harmlessly was un mores were heavier.” leashing itself. The aluminum frame, adjustable contour Muslin r - 1 1 Men’s Hollywood style This is a stigma abroad and ' chair with its plastic webbinjrs shapes it This same power, more concen pppre.s.sion at home. sport Slacks with self trated, compressed into a rela self to you! It’s desigfiied to make you lazy (b ) 4.22 So. if we want Ru.saia to follo v belt front— elastic at tively narrow channel, and ripe . . . to rela.x. Tip backward from the sittinjr- -' l1 a long range policy of pence, we bock. (9f easy to core’ for release, was whst struck position ,«hown and the chaise becomes a ourselves, must want peace. If we; Ij j A j for faded denim, the mercilessly into the whole com reclininjr piece. Aluminum lijrhti Kasy to O’ w ant freedom to grow in the Each piece pioiid- plex of human living in tl\e move about; smart yellow and black Saran ly weais the fabric that has become world, we ourselves mu.st think ill webbing. tVentworth Coat- 230.00 ______a notional favorite for Worcester area. v and feel free. The records show that there of-Arms. Muslin cosuol wear. Deep front The mo.st im portant factor in have been tornadoes in New Eng the world today Is what we Amer- ' X F A raE R ’S DAY SLIPPERS MEN’S TWILL WORK SET pleats, saddle-stitched land before, anj^ one in Walling leans are, within ouraelves. That ' outseoms, zip-fly. Choose ford, in 1878, which may well is the root from which ever.vthing ' W ATKINS Sun Shop You just can’t, find better-made up from blue, gray, green have matched this one for power. R tg. 2.98 2 . 6 6 Rig. 4.69 4 . 2 2 RoguJar 3.47 5 • 1 8 Vof-efyeef color* ' we do hope to accomplish in the holstered furniture. It’s built to or brown. Sonforiied. Nevertheless, it seems as if this Another Plea.sant Gesture world mu.st grnvif. | make you ever proud of its lastinjr As all pieces are custom made fn Choke yet inexpensive gifts for hord-to-pleose men, Good quality Aimy-type corded twill at o money were the first time such a thing' . To th(>Jr list of polite little ge.s- For Week-End Trips good looks and comfort. F'rom the saving low prke. Sanforized— 1 % shrinkage, Mer had ever happened in our area. the cover you select from our large these popular styles ossure comfort and long wear, tiire.s which do not cost very clear,' clean finely made frames to collection, specifications can be cerized for long weor. Array ton, gray or bork ton. We are awed, and frightened, and milch, the Ru.s.sians have now ® Burgundy leather Operas; soft leather soles. 6-12, the final tailoring of the cover you , changed. For a slight additional REG. 2.49 shirt. .3.34 REG. 2.9S Pants. .2.04 reminded) «a human beings are added that hf ltfting. the Rnaalw .select, every step is custom crafted And Picnics Brown kidskin Romeos; durable leather soles. 3-11. reminded, from time to time, of charge .vou can have down-and- zone harriers in Austria. to perfection. feather or foam Latex seat cush forces much greater than our This creates a plea.sant impres It's always more fun wben you have all the equip selves, forces answerable’to no ions. Fringed or kick-pleated val- sion among the Austrian people, Terrific Value anceit. Two or .“t cushion .sofas at ment to make things easy. mere human' law or will, ' who now can travel quite as if Inevitably, since this year of THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY- “7 ^ 1 T7 no extra charge. All pieces are they did live in one country. priced in mu.slin, to which you add 98c DOOR- weather violences has also been 'The Rii.s.sians give up nothing All kinds of picnic supplies including poper the year of extensive man-made co.st of the particular fabric you EDGE MIRROR except the maintenance of a GABARDINE select. violences in the atmosphere, in the nuisance. During one period of products— grills, jugs, baskets, fables, charcoal, series of. atomic explosions in their post-war behavior, they apej etc. 77c SPORT KING Nevada, the popular fancy will cialized in creating as many of quesBon whether there has been GLASS ROD these nui.sances a.s possible. Now Gives glare-free rear any connection between the two. the.v have embarked upon a dif GET SCOTTS SGUTL FOR view for greater driv The experts all promptly say that ferent kind of behavior, they make SUCKS 3 .3 3 there could be none. It is admitted, a headline .show of rem oving their ing safety. Fits, either / la hen tornadoes are not the issue, GRABGRASS NOW cwn nuisances. door. Mirror 4 inches. Reg. 3.79. Mode of solid that the atomic explosions, by Still, it is better to have them . ocross. Heavily chromed. molded fiber-gloss — their creation of heat, and by their $ 4 9 9 be doing this than the opposite. GARDEN HOSE - ■ LAWN SPRINKLERS strong, yet lightweight scattering of dust particles, do set And if the Russians really want with plenty of tip ac some weather impulses in jjiotion. to vnn friends and influence peo But it is held that these impulses ple in the world, they will find tion. Chrome-plated soon expend themselves, and do that rea.sonableneas and courtesy REG. $7.95 170.00 steel guides and nylon « 0t carry very far. And the rec arc much better agents for them SIZ E S 29 to 46 Muslin 1.69 ECONOMY windings. Cork grip. In ord shows, surely enough, that than dictatorial toughness and 5 '! ' or 5 '7 ' lengths. these things have occurred before, “Alterations Free” TACKLE BOX bureaucratic rigmarole. Notice such features as deep diamond or . '"f CASTINGREEL— in ages which were not atomic. So And they may discover, frorh V biscuit tuftings and pleating . . . the smart COTTON PLISSE PAJAMAS - a - Reg. 2.1 9. Bokalita experts have a Iprge portion this experimentation in minor X DIAMOND’S 1.33 of reason on their side. ^.styling, even in the Law.son junior sofa! sides, nkkal ploting. Vnatters, that their new •■manners 'Tailoring is perfect! Cut t o . 1.94 However, idthough they have ijught to be applied ta larg er 110.00 Extra full cut 2 . 9 8 5/xef A-B-C-D A real buy ot this low the probabllitiea on^their aide, the issues. I . price. 1 3 '/ i' steel Box. • A ^ f la (lo not i^ally know. The Muslin Eosy-to-wosiv— Iftere's no ironing nepded. Choose Green, boked-on en w aj3 of natiirt itself ate unpre ARMY NAVY Italy has several batUlions of f r ^ solid colon, all-over patterns or fancy stripes. amel finish. Single can dictable, and, with atomic' power, infantry which march at a run. Long sleeves, full-length legs, adjustable waist fdr has achieved an invasion of. When scrubbed with- fine abra 997 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER M o H c U e iiM tilever troy. \Vith lock. sive and bleached with acid, teak- PHONE MI-3-5406 pon-binding sleeping comfort, fopulor men's colors. wajw of aaturo la whiedi maa- wood if, almost white. €014
/. PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN* WEDNESDAYr JUNE 10, 1953 Richard D. McNamara, 2 Lock- Reds Give Wives Public Invited to Atl^d Aircraft Promotes wood street, to fo r^ an , D-342, Venion Elementary School. ’Two sided at tha adjourned city meet cers of the unit for the coming Rockville-Vernon \ important couraea 6f action were meeting today at the home of will hold a potluck tonight at 6;30 ey School Open House second shift. ing held in the Town Hall last year. Mrs. Fred Paisley to discuss "Out at the Elka Club with Mra Rose P ill Torture I Visas To Leave Three from Area decided upon. 'The flrat waa to ap night with about 20 present. City Activities door Cookery and Family Fun.' Vallustl in charge. point Frank Bronkie and Francia Clerk Catherine Moran read the The kindergarten and cradle roll A program^ planning session la public is cordially in Manchester Trust 824-828 TEL. Ml-8-5181 McNulty aa candidatea for . the' warning for the meeting. SootliMl iiF iw M iiitit Football Is Discontinued groups of the First Lutheran taking place this afternoon. Tateottvllle Items are now han- (OMitiiined From P»fe One) vited to attend the open house East Haat^^td —Three Man- MAIN ST. MANCHESTEB Zoning Board of Appeala. 'The an The. meeting adopted the tax Church are holding a party thia Act now tor fast reUtf ffom tor K 1 The Golden Rule Club of the dlM through Manohester Ey^ at the Keeney achooFto b.e held rhe-sj;er..,men_ are among. .18. Cort" nual alcction will. take, placa at thf rate, of, 1 , mills as rep.qpimended. —Delari^ Dividend 1 ture, of .^pUea. ..Don't wait anothor U. 8. to visit his parents and ref- at the school June 20 and 21, necticut employes recently pro- annual Vernon Fire Diatrict meet by the Common Council. ■afternoon at the;:chuTCh.i__, TMcdtLviIIiB::Cohgi-egationa1'Chufch Bing Herald BoekvIUc Biirmu lo At Rockville High School The Romaco Club will hold a will meet at 7:30 at the church. day. Apply Peterson's Ointment at ntives. 1 from 2 to 5:30 p. m. ; moted at Pratt A Whltnev Air ing at tha achool July 14. There waa no objection to any cated at One. Market street, tele once. This cooUhg. soothing, as Bohlen's intervention was the TTie purpose of the open craft. William P. Owinn, generjil A dividend of 75 rents a share,, Tha' aaaociation namad tha can- article in the warning and eilt were banquet tonight at 7:45 st thfe Pot ^ The Rockville Emblem Club phone Boekville 5-8188. tringent formula has given Joyful latest in a lonf; sViries' of attempts I manager, announced today, for 10,000 8hares--of outstanding voted. $650 additional for salaries Latch, Berlin Turnpike. The gueat house, which is being held un Rockville, June 10—(Special)— Building Committee didataa tp impr.eaa upon the toning apeakera will be Mr. and Mrs. relief to thousands for 40 years. by successive American envoys in der the auspices of the PTA, is i They are Joseph Deganne, 49 stock, was voted by the Board of After a conference IleetaaS natavkaSnight w)thaaeteVa ' John T^kaea Laban kaii>Asim>kaebrought asaa up aeverale board that some consideration of for the mayor, city - clerk and Relieves Itching quickly. All drug- Moscow to obtain departure per Norman street, has been promot- Directors of the Manchester 'Trust traaauser; $1,550 additional for Howard Bates of New Milford, to demonstrate the need for a John Canevari, new director ' of matters which he thought needed the majority of the people's wishes formerly of Rockville. ?iata, bqx 45c, or applicator tuba mits for persons married to Amer new school in that ares. PTA I ed to forefnan, D-431. second Company at a meeting held yester phyiical education for Ifemon attention at the . 'Vernon BHamen- and opinions should ba givan as a salaries for the city court officials Oc. Peterson's Ointment daUghta icans or hsvinif claims to Amer ! shift; W. V. DeHan, .342 Center day afterh'oon/ SAVINGS and probation officer; additional The annual picnic of the Married JUNE achoola, the Board of Elducation tary School, and the building com result of zoning board hearings, it or mbney back. repre.sentatlves will take vis- ican citizenship. I street, to foreman. Inspection. The dividend will be pa.vable on waa said. $2,000 for the operation of the Couples Club of the Union Church llors on a conducted tour of voted to discontinue football at mittee was empowered to inveatl-. new awlmming pool: $2,000 addi will take place tonight. In 1950. the I T . .S. State depart the .school building. : sheet metal, weldments, baffles, •lime .30 to stockholders on record Rockville High School. Soccer may gate. This concerned the water The association alao appointed a Beautify youf Luwn with JeSOisi ment charged that Russia was pre- j heatreat, plating, third shift; and as of June 20. replace football in the achool ath pump, lights in the cellar, and tional for legal fees and the print The Churchmen's CHub of St. ventinir the departure of some committee to determine the dif ing of the Revised City Oiarter; John’s Episcopal Church will go letic progrant, it was indicated. outside lights on the building. ferent town ..offtcea that will come $2,000 for a vault to store city re On It yuriall . walk over tha lawn with a 2.000 persona havinfr such claims. When queatloned on the football Report* to tlie 40A8 clubhouse in West up for election next fall. ’The or cords. Willington tonight for Its outing- Scatti Spreader — zinge^;^ Turf Builder ii e iu ^ ■ At that time, the Kremlin Agreed filling his moat cherished..prom*. aituation ^'-at the high achool, r Miba^ : Margaret Domheim,' ganisation doei not intend to be to allow five persona — their cTate- Ises to ratify the European army > To Plan Outing meeting at the church at 6 o’clcick. brisk return and thara Is lha saad ready t^tgrew. pact and keep Italy closely adher '5 Canava^ aaid that he felt one man school nurse, reported the hearing come affiliated with any political Edward :Wialght snd Burton gory was never announced - - to ‘.i; coul6’'h o t handle football alone; of 230 pupils was tested in May, party or group but'will back those The Tolland County Democratic leave for the U. S. but turned down ent to such Western organisations that while the team has good uni 34 were given First Aid and sev Aaaociation outing committee will Sweet are in charge of the supper, similar American requests for .3.1 as NATO and thj Schuman coal- candidates which they feel will m eet-at the Tolland Town Hall which will include clam chowder c steel pool. cornis. other training items are en excluded. The medical ex support ita policies of economy and others. For FATBBrS DAT misaing; that the Iniurance policy amination of the first grade pupils June 11 at 8 o'clock. John B. Gir- and hsmburgs. A program will be Though the opposition groups — lower taxes for 'Vernon. ardinl of Ellington Is chairman of presented later In the evening. the Communists and pro-Red So- at preient handled by the Board was completed by Dr. R. C. Fer The second issue decided waa to of Education which would cover guson. the cbminittee which also includes Tlie Legion Junior baseball DeGasperi Bloc ciali.sts of the far left and the scrutinize each budget presented tha vice presidents of the towns team will practice tomorrow at 6 Monarchist.^ and MSI of football in addition to dtherSiports Philip Bllnn, truant officer, re to the Board of Finance and if poa- is inadequate; and that only towns ported investigations - at the high In tha county. Plans will be made o'clock at Henry Park instead of \^Wins Slim Lead the extreme right are bitterly have g o ^ football teams that can tlble clarify items not fully and for the time and place of the out tonight aa originally planned. opposed, they can be expected tin > i school. East school and Vernon. clearly, explained.. Every, .penny a t ing; -This- event- was Iteld la.st year run the teams with duffletent In Miss Regina Schear, dental Tiy- - A ■ meeting of the Daughters' of'l .•Vi; I unite agatnat the: Jtovernment ■ *4 a ( terest and good players to make the taxpayers' money Should be at tha grounds of the Rockville Isabella will be held tonight at 8' (Conttnued From Page One) against such pro-Western policies gienist, reported the teeth of 92 accounted for in a clear and con Fish and Game Club on Mile Hill which both extremist groups hotly money enough to run the entire children were cleaned. at Maple o'clock st their rooms. 1 AdHB iA W N Sbb4 ruRP Muiimg physical program. cise manner it was said. In the road. The Vernon H^iniemskerS art Fascist MSI (Italian Social Move oppose. street and 91 were treated with suggested Board of Education Name. Delegates This chalet bland of oil per The grassfood seedsmen recom / Sll "Big BualneMS" sodium fluoride; at St. Joseph's, budget there are two Items the ennial graiias makes deluna mend, feeds lawns to new vigor, \ ment) 29 (gain of 23). Dalegatea and alternates to the The difference between the gov- In his opinion, football has be SO had teeth cleaned and 61 were association claims are .not clearly department convention Of the lawn In sun er shads. Millieiis health and sparkling color. •emment losses and the opposition come a "big business” and cannot treated. Movies were shown in understood, snd a msmber of the American Legion Auxiliary will be of heavy seeds per pound—I- Pood 100 sq ft for loss than a trains was covered by the loss of Personal Notices be handled by just one coach; Grades 1, 2 and S. Board of Elducation will be invited dIAio. is lbs foods 2500 sq ft ill otherwise football "Is a parasite on The Rural Vernon School As named at the meeting of Dobosz- 99.91% weedtree. seats, by Independents and splin to. attend and explain these items Ertel-Laboc-Hanson Unit No. 14 CHOKED.rLGAS? — 12.50 10,000 sq ft— 17.85 Mb — II JO 5 tbs — 17.15 ter parties. Card of Thanks the education program." He also sociation was given permission to in detail st a futurs meeting. The to be held tonight at 8 o'clock in THANK HCAVCN8! Mott attarlii ar« adS The results of the two-day na told the board that there are aome use the auditorium at the elcmcu- next meeUng will be held *rueaday, the GAR . HalL Jdra-^Amelia ,Go- IhdliaaUnn. Whan It alrikaa taka flall-ana We wish to thank ait of our neiitti------2hO“B?>y s In The 4vlgh uchool -whir TifryTiehoorone night a week with tablatx. Thar rantaln tha laiiaai-aetina IfiG BulAiSu >,i tional election showed that despite borh. frieiuia nnrt re|ntivr*« for the inan.v July 7. leniba, chairman of the nominat madielnaa known to deciora (or tha rallaf sna of kindnean and aympath.v ahoyrn v’ant to take part in the athletic young people under adult super n ty Meeting a Huge turnout'of more than 28 \in in fiiir recent berea\’emenl. We ea- - ./ ing committee, will Also give a ol haartburn and gaa. S(M ralundad U not BUSH HAKDWARE CO. million voters, the center parties neriall.v thank all ihoae who aent the gin father’s fanrito slippers program and there are less than vision, with the Janitor to be reim Mayor E*rederiek Berger pre report on the eandidStea for offi aatianad. Band amaty carton to Ball-ana, TIL MltcMI 3.D20 had slipped badly In popuiarity beautiful floral tribulra. 1.98 PUSSE TIER CURTAIN 100 lockers. bursed foc-his services. Oranatburi, N. y. Oat Ball-ana today. ZM. since th8\last parliamentary vot Mm. W. H. Borat, ARMLESS COCKTAIL CHAIR Superintendent of Schools A. E. Raymond Ramsdell reported Francla t'owan, Smart, comfortable Chatterton presented a petition that 190 ha'd registered to date for ing. in 1948. Rojfer Cowan. In that elec^tion. De Gasperi's 64x36-10. ...Pair aigned by 366,pupils in the high kindergarten as compared to 211 forces won 364 Of the 574 deputies' 1.77 school asking for the continuance last year at thia time. He saw, hunter green or that aeveral groups had taken then numbered 334 member.". thanks to our manv Irienda and rela- BUIU lUEHS said he was not in sympathy with trips by bus and (ailrdad recently The government’s new margin llvea for their kinRegiilerly 8.29 4,77 Light weight 9x9" laeh I8<= Choice of 6 colon
Newly designed metal summer Rocker in your choice W ords low price for rich 9 x 9 " rubber tile is known of Raymond Lowey colors. Strong tubular steel orms everywhere. A satin-smooth 9x 12' Boor costs only House's Boys' Shop ond tegs. Perforated, shaped melol seat and bock. 34.56. Install it yourself— it goes down easily. 824-828 TEL. MI-.3-516I Rolled edges for strength. Boked-en enamel finish. Gray, green, blue, red, beige, and white-wifh-red. MAIN ST. M.\.NrHESTER
JUNE SALE SAVINGS BOYS’ POLOS SAVE *10 TO *40 DURING WARDS JUNE SALE SIZES 4 to It DIOKIE DVNBAREES $24$ This Week—Words Regular Low Prices Greatly Reduced for Extra Savings SIZES 4 to 18
SHORTS FOR CAMPS. SIZES 4 to 14 SEO. 3S4.W HOME FREEZES REG. 244.9S M-W REFRIGERATOR REG. 3S4.9S M-W RIFRIGIRATOR
IFanfx aaJa prPeo- AiJe ahoat Tima New reduced to only 318.88 Ask about Terms 227.88 Aak about Terma MafiM p Ft//«r "F»»l Right!" Now price cat to 318.88 BOaottfiilly-styled M-W Home Freester with 1.1.8 cu. ft. cap Horo's q big now M -W Rofrigorator with 10.4 eu. H. atersgo. acity .that holds 467 lbs, 2 wire boskets and 2 dividers m^ke Full-width froozor holds 52 lbs. food, ieo in soparofo eomparf- This M-W features fully automatle defrosting. 82 lb. fuH- •MORESTYIE It easy to sort foods property. Counter-holanccd lid Is easy monts. 19.3 sq. ft. shelf area plus 3 fuN-width door shofvM (or wtdUi freeeer. 2 U sq. ft. of shelving plus 4 full-width door to open. small items. Twin food froshonora hold 32 qvorta. shelves. 27 qt. twin food fresheners. Butter keeper fas door. V . •MORE COMFORT 17.8 CU, r. HOME FKEEEB reg. 429.95 nmv ...... 369.88 • CU. r r . MODEL, antomaHe defrost, reg. $24.85 ... '.29SSa LAY-AWAY SALE FINE CHINA SAVE-CAROL BRENT NYLONS •MORE WEAR Acer. 39.95. noir 36.88 63-pc. l i t for 8 aegufar 89e 68c 8'A to h Lovely imported Chino— buy now. on special lay 15 denier, 51 gauge Carol Brants. All first quality, away terms, save S3. Only 10% down, balance fuN-foshiened. Ideal for everyday wear yet sheer Oct. I when set will b* reody for. delivery. Choice "enough for dress, yo ur choice of glamorous dark or W of 4 patterns. REG. 59.95 SET for 12.... 5 4 .8 8 pen-line regular seams. New, lovely summer shades.
1 Full combed cotton comfort for BOWL SET REGULAR $1 nug, he-man flt:.. plua wrinkle- 0 0 ^ resistant binding on armhotae and SALE-PRICED s t r a p l e s s Famoua MacDee briefs by neck . . . and you’ve „ . HoaHliknit . . . with roomy, a top-favorite under- ** eeamleea seat; heat-resistant shirt with boys every- c e » 2 2 c 7 8 ^ elastic waistband; and patent where! ed Kriis Kroae tapM for Arm. gentle aupport always. Need Cool cotton eyelet Bra. So handy you’ll use no irbnint! 69e them doily— now priced Elastic sides from bust to flu . 1-11 RIINSMC18 extra low. Crystal-clear back. Boned bust sec Another Dad ’n’ I,ad Favorite. ., tion for uplift, support. Heehhfcnk’i Utility Shirt for gloss. 5-in., 6-in., and eotlo" • . . with 7V4-in. sizes. Sava new. A-B cup. 32-38. White. NYLON-remforced neck that, holds ita trnm shape through tubbing after tub- Hts. 4.11 D * ■*" mnner in comfort, in mm trimneee, in long wear! 7Sc '
REGULAR 1.98 r e g u l a r 1.39 RE^G. 94.9S GAS RANGETTE REG. 199.95 M-W GAS RANGE Boy Scout Headquarters REG. 164.99CABINET IRONER 1 RE«. 244.tS WARDAMAUC SAVE S15-2-PC. LIMED OAK VENEER BEDROOM PAD. COVER 45-IN. n y l o n
JO-iM. top 8 4 . 8 8 . eroa ■ dO’ia. top 1 7 9 . 8 8 20-fa. OTta 38-fa. loJJ ~ 1 4 9 .8 8 Atramaf Autearatfe 224.88 2-pee. regnlarly. I44;9S 129.88 10% down on Terms 1.57 1.19 r. Select this modem 2-pc. double dresser, CEHOUSESSON Modi whore spec# It Iknitod. 4 fuR tizo non- Big eoektop holds largest wlontilt. Clock- Iron foster and easier then by hand. 26-in. Autemofically washes, rinses, spin-dries. Top dnished inside to protect bontents. Draw* White wofSe-knit cot Smort choke for semi- Bookcase headboard in limed oak veneer, ere slide smoothly on side guides. Attrac ton pod coated on bock iheer fashions. Neat V*- - W E GIVE 4l38f GREEN STAMPS dog ^bumors Kght asdemafkaRy. proehien hoot timer rings from 1 to 60 piin. 2 oppHonco out podded "floating ren” end chrome pletod leeding oliminalos stooping. Aluminum egW .'ItO’led to look modern for years to come, tive metal drawer pulls. | Plate glass to prevent slipping. Bos inch checks ore per- eenfrel of even tonsporofuro. Pullovt smokoloss lets. Soporoto woift-high broiler lota you boko shoo. Convenient jfIngorNp. end latoe cenlrelt tetor. Non-diip, pon-rust^flbargles bosket. Vi sturdily built for herd use. Six dresser mirror. tic edging on cover. tnonent. Needs-po iron- broltor. THonsan poecoioin finish eloonE oasRy. and broil at semS timo. Double-seal even. lee VO your hands free to guide) dolhet.' bration-free ^—no bolting down needed. drewetyi for ample storage. Smoothly Regular tlie. Save now. htg. Big color choice. :q UR llOOth ANNIVERSARY y e a r :
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dent's trip west, then on to New flies to Rapid City, S. D., for an role he has been taking in .the Herald Wants to Return England and New York. afternoon address at the convention Eisenhower administration.
School Group Pictures of Individuals Eisenhower But the White House was not of the National Federation of President Eisenhower won the an excilinf event foreclosing the possibility that de Young Republicans. Republican nomination last year velopments could bring Eisenhower » ' ...... ______^ i(fter a tense struggle with Taft A large number of photo-, Picks Leader graphs of individuals in Man hustling back to Washington before and his supporters. his scheduled return Sunday night. chester has collected in the Starts First Taft Hip Ailment Only a few weeks ago Taft and . After his files or This Herald during- the • Minneapolis speech, the .Eisenhower, played golf . aevecal Miss Manon ~ ' 1« President planned to fly on to times. ■ ~— past several years. These are Minot, N. D., to.spend the night at Called ‘Serious’ The' 63-year old Taft had reg Elected President of the property of the persons Leg of Trip the Clarence Parker Hotel. istered at New York hospital Sun who brought them in and The day as "Howard Roberts" to avoid Local Education U h i t Herald would be glad to have Tomorrow morning he will travel (Continued from Page One) (Continued From Page One) by motor to .Garrison Dam in North public attention. He had been them returned to the rightful Dakota, where he will apeak at the a minor sensation among Senators treated earlier in Washington and MiM Marion Caaey, teacher of owners. James C. Hagerty told newsmen j dedication ceremonies. Then he and* colleagues bierause of the key Cincinnati hospitals. ' ' English In Manchester High Due to the lack of filing achool, was elected president' of space it has been decided to Eisenhower's flrsl speech of the ——------the Manchester Educational As throw away all photographs series, at the convention of the which have been in the files tor National Junior Chamber of Com sociation. Monday eveping in the more than two years, begin merce in the Minneapolis auditor Verplanck school. A native of Mo ning July!. ium would be on the international hawk, N. Y.. and a graduate of situation- Arrangements were Anyone who h as a phot -
greeting, expressing hope for a Fo a m i x continued prosperity and good feeling among all members af the group. . and bow eo*y it W to wpbelwf After the busine.ss se.sslon, Mrs. with Foamot. Co«»f And *or bow yon nno Hendler divided the guests into learns.. Jndicated..b,v jm all_ )aper. PoAnMi, in dosem of diRforont wayi to mobe 4 markers in variou.s colors, and a yoof hofog •O'lmipb more fomfofl#Wn,
pleasant hour was spent in to mAke tiring *o miirii more Y* charades. Credit for the success of ■Ill PAR eoen o*e FoAinei lo mike elotbey'ltt the evening goes chiefly to Mrs. Hendler and to Mi.sa Catherine. And feel betler.
Shea, principal of the Verplanck School.
Cicadas do no haim in feeding
on plant Juices, but when the fe
males gaah twigs in laying eggs, the twigs often die.
BOLTAFLEX PLASTIC
Marion Caaey By the yard also—.16 in. and .v4 in. widths. All popular
patterns and colors. nominating cbmmlttee. for the y ear 1953-54 in-clude th e follow
ing: w if ir OPEN A BANK CHARGE ACCOUNT Miss Martha White, vico' presi s g n M tio n o l dent: Miss Marjorie Leidholdt,
treasurer; Mrs> Bernice Maher, SPEED SELECTOR
secretary; Allan (Hone, chairman at last r*« *<■* of Personnel Policies; Charles ON aantaga i«aaa la Potter and Stephen Corbin, co- fate em tmtag pata. chairmen ' of Legislative Action; Miss Jane Wigren, Professional $67.50
Standards; Miss Joyce Straughan, Social; Russeir Harrington, pub Night Tabic $25.00 lic relations; Hyatt Sutllffe, mem AIR-CONDITIONED CliM t on bership. It was the annual business ses ROYAL sion and - preceded by . dessert -of 1- • • $105.00 ------.4 re- PORTARLES — ...... ---- straw berry shortcake with Quiet De Luxe RA Model 9105.35 DeubI* whipped cream and^ coffee in the i Keystone RC Model ...... 992.50 , cafeteria, where the tables were DrM9«r ..... $115.00 I Companion 974.50 attractively decorated with bowls (All New Models—All Phis Taxes) M iit o r ...... $32.00 of deep red roses. About 140 mem
bers and guests were present. Your graduate waiUs Miss Martha White, retiring OTHER MAKES—
head of the association who pre UNDERWOOD American Maple by Baumritter is constructed of solid New Knuland rock sided, reviewed the work of the maple and birch'. It’s craftsman built to yield years of gratifying service. year and asked for brief reports PORTABLES F inger F lito Cham pion .. 997..50 from the secretary and treasurer CAUENTE See what you get—dust-proofing, dovetailing, one piece drawer fronts and ' and from various committee chair Correspondent ...... 579.95 r corner blocking for extra strength among other fine details. It's all avail- ' men. She expressed her thanks for L eader...... 967.50 (All New Models— Samsonite the fine support she had received able in op^n-stock so that you can make a, starter purchase now and fill-in prices Plus Taxes) throughout her term of office. ecause... Membership in the association later from our collection of more than 40 pieces. Come see it today—Ameri SMITH-CORONA now stan d s a t 265. can Maple bedroom furniture belongs in your home. Miss White described a newly- PORTABLES formed committee, headed by Mrs. silen t ...... *07 ..50 • Samsonitfi looks • Samsonite carries George Budd, which had been set Sterling ...... 90'2..50 up as a special hospitality group C lipper ...... *jn..5o so smart! so much! j to teachers just entering the .Skyw riter ' ...... 967.50 system . DISTINOIVE CASUAL SHOES (Prieeis Plus Taxes) The association, through the so • Samsonite lasts a Samsonite costs
cial chairman. Mrs. Ubby Hendler, Famoui Hood Sun-ttep« . . . the REMINGTON $o long! so little! __L presented to Miss White a hand highest compliment to your en some corsage in appreciation for PORTABLES tire summer wardrobe. So smart Quiet-Writer ______g | 05.00 . . ■ ; • her work during the year past. and comfortable. Colorful, vat- Office-Writer ...... 9115.50 The new president was then in troduced and spoke briefly in dyed fabrics in a host of capti (Prices Quoted—Pins Taxes) Reds from Night tables Chests from Dresser buses from 974.00 vating stylet ... at a price that Sales—Rentals 995.00 from 925.00 974.00 it amazing. Let us fit you from Liberal Triades—EAsy Terms •u r complete assortment teday.
Mancheator’a Moat Complefe i Typewriter and adding machine GREAT NEW I rentals and repairs—all makes and Line of Summer Casuala I models. OPK.V A RANK
CHARGE ACror.NT Open A Rank Charge Account
REPEAT MARLOW’S MARLOW’S So many people have been phoning about these chairs that the manufacturer has SHOE DEPT. FRIGIDAIRE allowed us to sell these chairs at this low price for Thursday, Friday and Satur AIRtCONDITIONED AIR-CONDITIONED day only. The reaction last week was “How can you sell them so reasonable.” Come
.ELECTRIC RANGE in tomorrow and see why the whole town is talking about Marlow’s new furniture
department. ; ------^ - — •
4it . tli9'.pric« of many
singin ovnn modnis THIS SUMMER , . LIVE IN MARLOW'S
$ 7 9 .5 0 Values! SPORT SHIRTS and SLACKS
Lawson Style MEN'S
V.Mman’s Cas** \ Initialed Free SPQRIJSHIRTS
Venily O 'N if# ...... A 17.S 0 Short ;,.a»id'; tongeftiseya sport
shirts., All colors—all styles— Moslar Medal RS-2I-ONIY all alzes. Cotton, ray O 'N if, (CenvertibI,) ...... $ 32.90 on, nylon,, Priced T ^ O from ^ I./ 3F lodiot' W erdrebo ...... \ . . . $ 29.00
1.95 P u lirfio n ...... ^ $ 27 .90 *
BUDGET ACCOUNTS INVIHD 'Man's Ca*a* KNITTED N ,w V.I.P. C a t, . . . B uiintii c o t.
a n d leek what you got I end overnight cat, in one. $ 1 * .9 0
SPORT SHIRTS (Not Exactly as Shown) Quick Trippar ...... $ 1 * .9 0 e Two futl-siza Ovsnt T w e -S u ii,r ...... $ 2 9 .0 0 s Cook-Moslar Ovsn Oeck Control reports. Plaids and fancy colors. M«n'i Jeurneyer...... I..ook at the uncluttered lines of these graceful Lawson chairs. Sit in them. They’re ...... $ 2 7 .9 0 * a High-Spssd Oroiltri, woist-Mgh *#rir«l pfv, taa _ Priced from ...... ^ O C filled with the softest filling made . . . luxurious 100*“r FOAM RUBBER. And here’s s Full-width Steroga Drowsr AvmllmUt Im Admiral •!«•, laddl. Tan, Nalaral (he best news of all . . . we’ll custom cover your chair in your choice of expensive Mwkida Fiaitk, Natarol AHIgator FlaUh, Colarada s Simpli-MolK Qvso Control decorator fabrics. — ■rawa. Wamaa't Cat#* alta la ganaoda Oraao. • Two Ovsn Signal-Lights
MEN’S RAYON s lifstims Eorcsloin Cobinsl, Ovsn
s One-piscs, ON-Slpsl chottii MATCHING LOVE SEAT. SAME s Rodionlubs J-Spssd Cooking Unlit 6ABARDINE TROUSERS CONSTRUCTION AS CHAIRS ... Only $89
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All sizes And Mor^ Ash a b o u t Hm ell-n o w
EHgldaire Aengo* for 'S31 COMPLETELY AIR-CONDITIONED
OPEN A lANK CHAkGE ACCOUNT
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■■. r / / / 'v 'V - . : J. i . . . ' ) Section Two WEDNESDAY, JUNE 101,1953 jHanrI;pfilpr lEvptting l|prdlb . WEDNESDAY, JUN 53 ^ages 13 to 24
Rttnimlitr 649 1240; n i Views of Proposed High School at Memorial Field and Keeney Street School/ 115 at School of Instruction
Radio Dial Numbers Listed Of Manchester PTACoaacil -'
For Instruction in Attack^ An enthusiastic audience of 115»pal of Bowers school, talked wltk
representatives from Manchester the program chairmen. Way# of Pfrent-Teacher Associations par- interpreting the theme of tha If Manchenter reaidenta, or per-.* though listeners in Manchester will ticlpated in the .School of Instruc- PTA to the membership were dla- Boni In any other part of the coun- j hear what seems to be a con- tlon sponsored by the Manchester cussed. The close relatlonahlb try, for that matter, want up-t6- 1 tinuoua program, it will be com the-minute tnatructiona during a : PTA Council at Bowers school Isst of this committee to hoaplUlity ing from more than one station in night. This was the. first time the «„d publicity was stressed, possible enemy attack, they'll have I this area. schml hsd been planned and or- The publicity group included a to tune their radio dials to 640 or . Federal Gtyil Defen.se Admin 1240, CD Director Edward Kra- ganlzed by local people without display of PTA pamphlets and istration officials have, devised assistance from state officers In books which were explained by •enica explained recently. this system of alternating between The nation's broadcast Industry the aj^iatlon. .... Mrs. David Hartwell, president of stations in order to broadcast'pro Nathan Hale PTA had the rec- Lincoln PTA ' and the government, working to grams that will reach the entiVe gether, have devised a special sys Mrs. Raymond Schaller. former tem Of radio brekdeasting to bring nation without helping enemy and Washington was sefcond with ie^i„gUon chairman of the coun- bombers reach, their targets by listeners official Information in u , , J . . explained the duties o£ the leg- time of emergency.. following radio beams to ' major The school was planned to g ve chairman with the need of cities.'" incoming ofneem «nfl committee, information In town and state per* At such time, all TV and FM radio stations will go off the air Krssenics urged local person* to Chairmen an opportunity through talnlng to schools or 'children to small group discussions to get an under present plans Krasenics famillarire themselves with the he brought to the attention of two numbers 1240 snd 640—and Insight for their jobs for next year aaid, and instructions will be PTAs. Mrs. Raymond P. Lambeckt' then mark their radio dials per from experienced people from publicity chairman for the council, broadcast over AM radios at 640 and 1240 on the dial. manently at ithose numbers. He Manchester PTAa. iCave pointers on writing news Mrs. Ronald LIngard, former Both number# can be used here; .said - the.-. CD .organization -m ight copy. . , - distribute sti^.kers listing the vlcepife’aident for the P T k cotincll. The system ^ Is called "Plan ■ for The Way# and Means chairman, Control of Electromagnetic Radia numbers ,for listeners to stick to was chairriian of the planning com led by Mri. Charles Towle, vice
tion" shortened to Conelrart. Al their radios. mittee for the school. She gave the president of the council, decide^ Introductory talk for the evening. that there was to be close co? Mrs. Lingard se'd that the main da.v on a charge of driving while ordination between the budget and f)inctlon of the PTA la to try to ways snd means committees and under the influence of liquor. reach all parents, teachers and Liquor Laws made a list of money making The state asked for the con children. With this In mind, a four tinuance to obtain the results of projects which might be used. point program for srtlon has been Mrs. Harold Erickson, former a blood teat. suggested hy the state organiza president of Hollister PTA. ex Hearing May In other cases today, Robert W. tion which includes belter homes, Judge, 27, of the Vernon Trailer plained the problems of member better schools, better communities court, snd Virginia C. Dooley, 44. ship and room mothers. and adeoiiate laws. Parent* were keenly aware of Draw Crowd of Qiilnebaug, Conn., were each Tn'o-foM Purpose fined $12 for violations of rules of the proximity of the referendum Parent - Teacher Associations the road. on June 22 in which the Keeney A complete revision of the have a two-fold purpose, Mrs. School and high school are to be Also, Leonard H um m elm an, 21, Lingard said, to enable the teach liquor lews as they now appear in of Cromwell, violation's of rules of voted upon along with state issues. \ r * • er to know and understand the Mrs. Taylor urged everyone to the zoning regulations is expected the road. $1.3 bond forfeited; Rob- - » *'• f 4 i ” ‘ ii-Ti •- ■ -A-* ■C, . n.-i-'-.-. t*-.. ----.T :.c. problems of the home and the vote on that day. Dynaf to bring out a large crowd to the ,rrt L. MacGrsnor. 31, of Andover. p arents In tu rn to comprehend $.3 passing a stop sign, $.'i bond % - • • . ». ■'V «■ ' Open House at Keeney public hearing of the Town Plan -,r' the problems of the school and There was a discussion on the forfeited and Mrs. 'There.xa JS l the toachers. ning Commission Friday night In need for the Keeney School.^To Atheneos, 38, We.st H artford, Vincent Ramlzi, principal of make townapepple more cognizant the Hollister street school. Chair passing a stop sign, $.3. •i''i i M'.-. t 1 man Joseph Lutz will call the Washington .school, was Introduc of the necessity for a new Keeney Tbe rases of Barbara Jane meeting to order at 8 o’clock. ed to present a play, "Scattered school, to replace the old one built Bowen, 27, of 122 Birch street, Showers." given by members of in 1848. the school is holding an Tbe revised regulation petition charged with driving without a repeals most of the present law T* 1 the PTA at hi* school. The play open house. The building Will be propel- license and Melvin La- showed three kinds of mothers open on the afternoons of Satur and defines the various type of C afts, 27, of 122 1-2 Florence (lenient, moderate and strict) In day and Sunday, June 20 and 21i outlets, alters the distance be tween outlets and between the street, charged with non-support, their treatment of children in The ScHbol^of Instruction la one were continued. Identical circumstances. outlets and other buildings, such of the major projects sponsored by hs churches, schools, hospitals, li Parents could see their be the PTA Council. The other la the havior toward their own children braries snd charitahle buildings, Cbildren's Museum which is well portrayed in actions of all the under way with a collection of or lots reserved for these uses. "On-premises-consumption" out Piggery Case mothers, but ileclded, in the dis varied items already assembled to cussion following the play, that lets would Include taverns, clubs, be made ready for use in next the moderate attitude waa beat. hotels or restsursnta. year'* school- curriculum- "Off -premise s-consump- Is Coiitimied ■, Ah,illustration'of thla attitude Mrs. W. M. Ener, chairman of tion" would include package and was given In a line from the play the committee, requests that that recommended that sometimei people remember the museum dur drug stores. There would be no Vincent A. Lawler, .30. of Hills- change in the grocery store pai's- the parent give In as well aa the ing the summer and contrlbuts town road, a hog farmer who is 1 child once In a while. whatever they might have that graph where beer is sold under a liquor permit. .flghting a stale order to dispose of An hour waa devoted to round, would interest children or .aaaist “The distance between outlets his pigs for health rea.sons. was table discussiona when the group them in their variety of school sub granted a one-week continuance of divided Into live parts to get help would be raised from 1.000 to 1,2.30 jects. his case in Town Court this morn Archllect A. laiwrence. from experienced people and ex feet while the distance between outlets and schools, churches, hos ing. Voters will decide a week from change Ideas for PTA organisa He is charged with refusing to tions for next year. pitals, libraries, colleges and char Monday whether they want to build dowa Is the north wall of. the doors will open automatically aa obey an order of the State Farm these two schools. 'The photograph The parents and tsachera then itable institutions, whether they be cafeteria. Finast to Install shoppers approach them. supported by public or private and Market agency, which has al at the top shows a model of the E.stimated cost of the six-room met In the cafeteria • for refresh BANTLY ready been complied with by over Bartlett-Brainsrd Construction ments and listened to summaries funds, would be Increa-sed from 200 proposed new high school at Me plant is $4,30.000. but utilities are 40 Connecticut farmers in a state morial Field. The building at the ‘Magic Eye’ Doors Company of West Hartford will do from recorders for each group. to .300 feet. planned to take rare of a 12 room the work. Also on the agenda Is a request wide drive to stamp out vesicular upper left is the auditorium with a school and Lawrence has esti The officer and. council dele OIL CO. exanthema. The disease, which is' of Hale Construction Companv parking lot juat below it. mated cost of building the addi An application by the First Na gates group decided that the peculiar to swine, is similar to In the top center of the photo and PORTS ON ALERT stronger the executive board, the TEL. Ml.9.4595 seeking a change from Rural-Res tional six rooms \yould be $150,000. tional Store on Main atreet for a hoof and mouth disease in-cattle to the right of that parking lot is more successful the PTA. In an or MI-9-4594 idence and Residence AA zone s $13,000 alteration to ita building .30 acre plot of land on Tolland snd was first discovered in this the classfoom building in the form MEET FRIDA3' ! lYsahlngton, June 16 — t/Pi— effort to divided the work. It waa state in November. of a hollow square. The chimney waa approved for issuance today turnpike to Industrial zone. The Mary Cushman group of The Immigration 8erx‘ire said suggested that members be The Zoning Board of Appeals Is Lawler asked 'for the continu rises from the boiler room with the Second CongrogationaJ Worn- i hy Building Inspector David today It kaa posted alert* kt all worked in gradually on small jobs RANGE AND FUEL ance because his attorney was un cafeteria nearby. en'a League will meet Friday eve Chamliers. r. 8. ports of exit to prevent and work up to positions of more asking the Planning Commission able to appear with him today. to stiidv adoption of 'a regulation Below that, in the picture, is the ning with Mrs. Karl Butler, .36 The alterations include changing any departure from the country responsibility. Mrs. Allan Tay In grantiirg the continuance. large gymnasium, two smaller OIL DISTRIBUTORS on roof signs which also is sched- Phelps road. Hoste.sse.s will be tlie front of the biiildling and in- of F ran k f7ne, recent reluctant lor, president of the council, waa )iled for the hearing. Judge John S. G. Rottner warned gyms jutting out to either side, the the leader, Mr.«, James Biand, and .stalllng magic eye doors. Op wilnesa l>cfnrc the 8cnatc In moderator for this group. Moiii Stroot Lawler, who was slrested'June 4. remedial gym room in the center, 333 Mrs. Anna McCann. ' erated hy air compression, the vestigations auhcoimnlttcc. Miss Esther Granstrom, prlnci- I hat it would be the last postpone and below the gym buildings, the ment because of the Inconvenience swimming pool. Court Continues caused representatives of the com- At the lower right corner ends of platning state agency who have the football field, the track and the
been called as prosecution wit baseball diamond are visable. Exposure C>ase nesses. The edge of the model which The statute Lawler is accused of shows in the upper left half of the
Allen M. Ward, 37. of 18 KeeneV violating by his refusal to dispose picture is the Middle turnpike east
street, charged with Indecent ex of his pigs goverh.S the sanitary end of the site. The edge in the COMPLETELY AIR-CONDITIONED control of animals. The maximum upper right half is the Brookfield posure. was granted a two weeks' continuance of his case in Town penalty Is $100 or 30 days or both. street side of the site. tinder the statute, the state is T otal estim ated co.st of the vkn kr,. Court this morning. Judge John S. G. R o ttn er g ra n t empowered to buy pigs either in pi oject is $5,000,000 of which
ed the postponement after Attor fected with the disease or exjiosed $300,000 is for the auditorium, to it and destroy them. Since the planned to seat 1,300, and $150,- ney HBrnld Garrity.-representing clean-up drive started, 12.000 pigs 000 for the swimming pool. Voters Ward, said the additional time was necessary to obtain the results of have been condemned in Coniiecti- will have the option of including ^ Clll. eithfi, neither, or both in the examinations of Ward now being made by a physician. Sawler whose refusal to comply plant, if they decide to build it. 'Ne ll with the state order is holding up The lowiyr )>hoto shows a draw Also contlmied this morning was the case of Thomas J. I.,alley. 66. the lifting of a quarantine in Hart ing of the proposed six room ford County, in.sisls his hogs are Keenev street school. of Hartford, who faces charges of obtaining narcotics by fraud. healthy and aavs he will not do T he'high school is being de.«ign- business with the state. ed bv Vidor Frid, of Ebbels. Frid. t>alley, who was arrested here I several months ago, has been He haa aaid that if the court or snd Prentice, Hartford architects. ders him to aell his herd, he would The lower photo shows a draw charged with similar offenses in Superior Court in Hartfmd. Pros "shoot the pigs" first snd not tske ing of the proposed Keeney street ecutor W. David Keith ssked for any indemnit.v. sch(S>l being designed by Arnold FLAT the continuance to determine what At the same time, he charged Lawience. Expandable classroom action will be taken in the matter that the state was trying to pul the wings sre shown st the .left and small hog farmer out of business. right extreme.*. The tall building t! by iiiCperior Court offlciala. A third rase postponed this is -ihe auditorium-gymnasium. To x : morning involved FYank Naumec, The Oiillinan diamond, found in j the left of the main entrance is 3.3. of 9 Drive G, Silver Lane 190.3, waa cut into nine large the kitchen snd service section. Homes, who was arrested yester- stones. 1 Around the corner with high win-
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where she spent two weeks. Miss architectural innovation, the first ancea mad* during World W ar II. daughter, Elapeth, also drove to Pagani was surprised to find roa.ds. Bolton - skyscraper in the world made en A decision to visit the National Quebec for her pleqe's wedding. built on three levels' across the A^a Pagani Describes . tirely of aluminum and its neigh Art Gallery w’ith its famous col \ D avid Morriaoih, 5-year-old long incline from the water's edge boring general office building of lection of Andrew Mellon and the grandson of Mr. and Mr*. Binning each of them flanked with atorea United States Steel Co., now under Kress collection was a much appre and shops. Around large rocks im reti»rn#a to Bolton with them for Ladies Benevolent Society construction. ciated part of the whirlwind tour. bedded in the hillside flowers had a v l ^ . He is the son of Mr. and Her Tour in Argentina The exterior of the latter build Quebec Wedding Mr*. Edward Morrison of Toronto. been .planted to augm.ent . J^he, ing’ will- be -entirely- atatniess natural beauty o f the spot. ' To Hdld Gkicken Barbecue Mr.' and’’M'rsT’ David' Rlrinihg of ' TraayV fivent C'fiirndar steel. Herrick reports, that the two Shoddy. Mill road were in Sutton. ‘•iDrill "meeting of fire department When ihe returned recently, tem used to take attendance and Miss Psgani said she has nO buildings are only a part of a specific plans for further travel Quebec, last week for the wedding at 7 p. m\ . M iia A d * P*lC*nl of 167 North to indicate the vote*. A * each huge reclamation project at this now, but she did not rule out the r Bolton,. June 10 — (Special) — .some nearby town la offering a of their daughter, Ruth E. Bin senator take* hi* seat, a light site, including flood control, mu Main atreet, dlecrlbed \i*iu to possibility of another trip in the Roy E. Jonea, executive secretary bounty which , is being collected ning, to Donald Fadden on Satur ■^Maneheat^ Evening Herald Bol goes on a large board. The official nicipal auditorium, a hotel and Eva Peron'e office, to the Af^en- future. o f Clhicken Barbeque Service, Inc., { by someone else while he does the day at A p. m. ton rnrrespohdent, Mr*. Joseph indicate* a negative or positive Now Located \ other businr.ss developments being tine Senate Chamber, a children * \ wily engineer the chicken barbecue trapping, Mrs. David M. Caldwell and her D'ltalia, lelephpne Mitchell 5-5545. vote by flicking on the proper undertaken by philanthropic and CentiHi'i SjuetMutan. village, a m*|;nlficent South rbeing arranged by Group I o f the ■ Priests Are Guests light from his place; civic groups. American beach, and a large air Ladles Benevolent Society. The Rev. John F. Hannon and Rev. See* Children’s Village He also stopped over at Wash port near Bueno* Aire* a* high- ^ b a rb e q u e will be held on the lawn RCggr F. Farrell of St. James Equally Impressive to the Man ington, D. C.. to renew acquaint- lighta o f a aix month* atay in the of Bolton Congregational Church parish in Manchester were gue.st.s chester, visitor wa* the children'* STEAKS aouthem hemlaphere. BULLD0ZIN6 GAUDET JEWELERS on Saturday, June 20. (,{ i|,e Ladies of St. Maurice at But the M*nche*ter women village outside the city where they Sirloie live In miniature alr.ed homes, Chicken Barbeque Service w a s; their annual dinner' meeting last I,AR(,E SELECTION OF Thompson Day Cahip made it clear *he felt an acciden organized by the Connecticut ?"*'!■ , night. Twenty-two member.* at- tal ahipboard meeting with labor learn to bake in miniature baker LAWN ROLLINS CORNER BIRCH and MAIN ies. to sell In nitniature stores. try Association, the Connecticut tended the affair at Rosemount. For le y i 4 J 2 \ leader John U Lewia w*a equally Short Hatchery Association and a Con- Final plans for the strawberry GIFT ITEMS Intereiting. Recreational facilities of .all sorts \ are available to the small fry, Miss AMESITE DRIVES necticut Broiler Day committee to jeagert military whist at the Com- For Father’s Day, June 21 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 914 F. M ' Gets Autograph niake Connecticut broilers avail- munity Hall on June 23 were o’ut- i SPECIAL Pagani noted. Cara Of Your Eyes Is Important LI. MiM Pagani wa* aboard the Arr Portorlmuso able to Connecticut people in the )jned and plans for distribution of gentina on route to Bueno* Aire* She viewed the large modern JUNE 22 TO AUG. 14 Seixeia Airport near the capital THOMAS GOLLA most attractive form. tickets made. Arthur Drug Storos ' I . ^ \ where ahe haa relativea when ahe stork your fraeaer now Jones, a retired poultryman at city but wondered at the fact that They Cannot Be Replaced at this low . . low . . Non* Quick Tour Swimminw — Crafts — Cookouts — Trips \ spotted Lewi* and recogniaed him the University of Connecticut, E. Pierce Herrick of Bolton Cen from the many picture* which ha* there were fewer person* and Coiittnittioi Go* low price. Hightr planes around than at Bradlev states that "poultry is the largest ter returned yesterday after Rifle Range — Hiking — Exploring ' appeared in the prea*. Field. PtiMM MI.9.S224 agricultural Industry in the state spending the week end at his alma Pony Rides — Dramatics Lewi* w *» on hi* way fo a labor STRAWBERRIES A t Mardelplata, a beach resort Correct Lenses Are Very Important and that broiler prodution consti mater, Ohio - Northern University Movies — Indian Idire conference.in Rio rte Janeiro, Mias tute* about one-third of this dollar at Ada,-Ohio. He attended his class PURCHASE! Pagani learned in a abort conver value. We believe Connecticut reunion during alumni week end PICK YO UR OWN 2 5 c Qt. Tuition $11 per week (including transportation) I sation with him. We Have The Finest Quality In All broilers are the beat produceDE LANE Boy* and Glrla. ed to a reporter a* documentary Or Will Grind To Prescription and organizing, provision of grills tlic juncture of the Alleghany and evidence that she met and con OFF TOLLAND TURNPIKE --yatit 5 POUND snd equipment and "know-how" Monongahela rivers. He toured the versed with the famous man. supplied in the person of Jones, Visit* E vlU ’s Offire COSTS originator of the large-scale chick While in the Argentine capital LES CHRISTENSEN, BAG en barbecue. Miss Pagani visited the gold room Mrs. Charles C. Ch\irch, chair where E\’ita Peron received oill- LESS! man of the local sponsor.*, has an ciai visitors. The splendid room Licensed Optician ■*•« Pagareetl Real nounced that strawberry short- remains much ss it wa* when Tee b*r*|*elTi**> ey wtly ^eiigaad aad rake will be seiwed as dessert with t-l|m rstiMrl •ns*i*e. ieens *i diflWeat •<*«, ia 1- sad t-«ar Signor* Peron left it for the last aMdeU. Caaraa'iaad Mlatieb 6 verkaiaBthis In Saying the meal. There will be tw'O serv time. Mis* Pagani report*. The S** ■ile»nr*d Msiia**, eeiak a*d tasf kr re* ings. at 5:30 and 6:30 p. m. Re.ser- hands of the clock there have been M «raM — ar •• viB ^ k far fm. vations should ‘be made not later tuned hack to the minute she died than June 17 and may he made and are left always in that posi ATLANTIC CaAST INM IEI CM P. with Mrs. Chiirch. Tickets are MANCHESTER tion. INifilsn FOR EATING OR COOKING available from all members of ‘Fitting $ Our Buriness* In Signora Peron'* ofllce nearby 1061 DDCWILL AV I • HAMDEN, CQNN. Group I. 1 work still continues, according to Express Tlianks Represented By Miss Pagani, but her desk is never BALDWIN APPLES 2 29c Co-chairmen Mrs. Ellsworth E. disturbed. Don Ryan, 51 Oakdale Rd., Wetkerafteld Perkins and Thomas C. Johnson TEI-. H ARTFO RD •-4556 In the Senate chamber. Mias have expre.ssed heart.v apprecia Pagani was impressed by the sys ITS STRAWIERRY TIME! tion for tha cooperation of the huge staff of workers who made Poll^ Parrot the Yankee Street Fair and Hobby SHORTCAKE BISCUITS Show the success it was last Sat- V iirdav. Final reports are still S N O i S r o R ROYS AND eiRlt being compiled but it is anticipat PRICES GOOD THURS., JUNE lllh ONLY AT ed that financial return.* will go slightly higher than previous MOCCASIM Y y years. Supple Supple 974 MAIN ST. .Another Fox Ernest Howard, whose trapping White Elk \Milte Elk S C O O J i f IN ST. JAMES BLOCK of a mangy red fox a few weeks Bim ago was reported in The Herald is MIN • lO YS • WOMIN> o m ii still catching them. Shortly after Women OPEN UNTIL 9 hia first success, he found evf- dencp that another red fox had THURSDAY NIGHT been caught and freed himself, and $4.50 T. $5.95 last Thursday, he trapped a gray fox. Aerording To Size In each ca.se, Howard ha-s put the victim on a state highway Give your baby’* fieet the right itart in Poll-Parrot' fence post and each time it ha* | For baby'* first pair of ihoes you’ll want to start him Love It! been removed by persons un- 1 walking the right way . . . the Poll-Parrot way! It’* ahoes. Baby'* ahoes mutt fit the ankle firmly, leave known. Since the state highway ( plenty o f room for the foot end toes to grow. Come crew hasn't been removing them. : extremely important that your baby’* shoe* are care BARSTOW SAYS Howard is beginning to wonder If , fully fitted and carefully made, »o stop in today and let in and see how our cxpcricBCcd fitter* can "au rt uj show you why our Poll-Parrot baby shoe* are tops! your young one’* ” feet off right in PoU'ParrotsI
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- ^ ^ ^ ■ mm ' # ■m f fhie Fofrig f wif - Prooaof h fWJJT’PRIR’ /VTTIC DRESSES SKIRTS FORMERLY AS FORMERLY FROM TOP TO BOTTOM HIGH AS 514.98 UF TO S7.98 W ith ALL thoeo EXTRA Convonloneoe CONSTRUCTED FOR DURABILITY. Heavy Vinyl Tanks— wilTnot rot-or mildew— will not This Roper Spactmatfer takes up only 30 by 25^A • Bit ae-R. hrMiw •e#wi-*snie-ib.M*meeenw crack, peel or chip. T U B U L A R STEEL ONLY vm s hichet evtrall floor space, yet you get ell these re- • e*a-Mt SM • S M VSsWaM* H«mMmw«s NOW NOW Frames— and steel leg aeata withstand all • Caavsalsat Bunw g.ipw • AReWebU tkaivM Youl! enjoy coo! i* merkeble feetures of big-range models: Easy-to-use Fantastic, you'll agree, ythen you aee theee smartly atyl*^ 2- wear and tear. No sharp corners or edges. * tmak iMk eiwtv*4a-Tlia-P«w ileepinii: and pleasant ^veniPRS ' Come In . . . write or phone TO D AY— for throughout the summer when you Trouser Tropical suits, that you'll wear ngw right through Summerl (heM top quality values! 4 burner cooking top with lots of handy work surface install a CHELSEA Attic Fan. 'Light-as-a-leather" labrics in tiny pin-checks, hair-line stripes, and These silent servants draw in cool 1 . . . ''Ccnfer-Simmer" top burners for instant start FAYMINTS AS LOW AS night air and exhaust hot, ttuf^ solid shades ol grey and blue! Single-breasted models in legulofs. air« accumulated in daytime r 5 • * e • a e shorts and longs! i-4rxsrxir m 9.98 |J-72”x « ”x i r IMo... c , lU I A MONTH ing and stopping . . . Tim tr-Alarm Tim e Clock . , . s e n . hours, through attic windowa • •,1 . • n # A W f gK ’ » — • IP YOU LIVE IN THE lERKSHIRE AREA — VISIT GENTON’S PITTSPlILD comfort-level broiling end splendid even cooking and 120* B-TTxWxIS” 22$2198 After Small A n n SMALL DOWN PAYMIfOT AND $3 *-60"xtt”xir 150„,U |R*90 I EXTRA HEAVY VINYL. baking in the “ Therme-Dome" Ireiler and "la k e Dawn Payment Matter" Oven. •O. a SMmn lAMAM mt MM.in DOZENS AND DOZENS OF OTHER BARQAINS ALL INCLUDE GEYSER SHOWER AT NO EXTRA COST T. P. AITKIN ¥oR C A N M S U H I . . . I F irhW^tin^ouse ManehMter Division AIR CONDITIONING FORMERLY THE pL ■artfGrd Mas €^. HEATING ■HEET METAL <»NTRACTOR SMART DRESS SHOF 655 MAIH at PITKIH KIDDIE FAIR BARSTOW’S 6 McCABE STREET 1013 . MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD JUST NO^XH o f P. 0. m - ' V 11009 MAIN ST.* OFF. HIGH SCHOOL—T^L. MI.3.SIS4 } NOW 9 ORtAT HIGHWAY STORES TO SERVE YOU Mancheater Office, 687 Main Street, Open Thursday Evenings NEAR MAFLE STREET EXCLUSIVELY WESTINGHOUSE /- TEL MI-3-6793 FREE D a iV E R Y - W E GIVE GREEN STAMFS •nd Saturday Mornings For Applian^ Demonstration and Sales ★ OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 • FREE PARKING • E8T. 1922 - PH O NE Ml-9-7234 ’
/■ V \ i\ 7> . t '■ i T , / J T: t - ■ At ■ ■ . J ,, ' ■ ‘ : ..’ X* -A • - ‘ .... ■ ' . . ' ' '/ . i . ' 'PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, COIW. WEDNESDAY. JUNE tC l9 5 3 JL MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. C»NN« WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10/ 1953 tributed food and I a.ssisted at the tem, causing more damage. Ar Crehore, guest of his _ father, Ben g a p p i n g men's Communion^breakfast Sun rangements were made to remove Thespians in Play Crehore; Martin Backer, guest of WRNB—8M n >• » r W l X T WTHT—isse I day in the churcfiTlall. the oil from the furnace at the -n f n . • Harrison; Louis Mandell W O N S - r ilt HfgHwQ a n fi / V W H A T -B IG close of school Tuesday. DRIVE OUT WITH YOUR FAHILY ani FRIENDS ^Mothers Circles Work Degree , J5elO re K o ia r ia n s' e««st of jerry Saplenza: and WDRO—ISM M V WTIO—ISM The Entered Apprentice degree CIrant Exception .1' Louis. K. Champeau, guest of -A. WCOO—ISSS Eaatera DayUght Time WNHC Ch. S was worked at Evergreen Lodge Tlie Zoning Board of Appeals, E. Slaiison. 2 Meeting Tonight A. F. and A. M. at Ma.sonic Temple Monday granted Bernard E. Red. The Center Thespians presented P lans w ere discu.s.sed fo r th e SAT. l:M —W ire—Backstac* Wile. Thavatfay Maralat •Monday •n+ght-. -’€!edric- Thompson ekass ■peemissiofl-to' buHd'-on «-l-k D nw ney'i Uuale Shop, ®|44—WDRC—F arm Progrftm . Wapplnjf; June lO-'(Special) - of. Newington did the. special work 75 by 150. feel on the south .aide Sauce." before A large turnout of Pero's farm. — — WDRC—Robert Q. Lewi*; The Chlca- k:IS—WUKC-Hymi Time. in connection with the degrees, of Pleausant Valley road near El Rotsrians and guests at the chib's FRIDAY from V TO S P. M. , koans. k:S*-W’nC-New*. ;!?rhe Combined Mothers Circles of and Manchester Lodge members lington road. Current zoning re meeting last night at the Man ' WTHT—Country MiialC. •:S*—WON8-Y*nkee Expreu. ^ > ’’Si WHAT—Newa, l-i,lka Hop. . Francis of Assisi Church will were guests. quires a 100 foot frontage lot of a' chester Country Club, r The' play WDRC—Yawn Patrol. '4:l»-W Tir-atell» Uallai. - t ^f*hk Atwood. ' ‘Tiold its aiyiual mcetlnfr tonight at OH Flood minimum of 20,000 square feet. was well received. ' WDRC—Health Alda. WCCC—Newsreel A faulty control on the oil burn The board ruled the 75 bv- 150 foot Members of the cast were B j' Instruction in Guitar 4:U—WTHT—Betty Crocker. WHAY—Sacred Heart. '- ’(■JOie church'hall. A baked ham sup- w’T H T - Cal WTHT—Morning Devotions. ■ ^ e r will precede the busine.ss nleet- ers at the Wapping Elementary lot had been laid out and recorded diiBiel. Aileen Liiko and Carol Mandolin, Violin, Piano, WDRC—The Ueenrd Shop. X • i45—W THT—Mornirig lyevutlona, ■-.T-lng. School flooded the furnace room on a map before the new ordinance Wood. Director was Phil Bur- Accordion and Drums^ w eec—Nea-i; Record Review. YVKNB—New* * with oil some time during the w as ado.pted. Taxes had been ge.ss. and thi* stag e m anager w as i WTHT—Eddie Armld Tima. WHAY—910 Coffee Club. Tlie Mother Cabrini and Infant WTIC---Toun* Widder Brown. (:A5—WONs—^ rix .EoitloB, Ji^^esu.s of Prague rtrcles are in week end. Arthur Brown, sehpoi paid on the plot ns a building lot, his wife, Erna Biirge.sa. Instruments, 4:4t —WTIC — The Woman. In Hy W TIC—News. i'^charge of refreshment.s. janitor, discovered the flood Mon and the general area had been de Several visiting Rotarians. In-! Musical Supplies Hnuae. ^ WKNB—Sport* Digest. day when he opened the building. veloped as a 75 by 150 foot lot • WDRC—New*; The Record Shop. I:**—WTH’T—Jo* OIrand Show. Members are a.sked to bring all eluding one from Santa Barbara, wrfAY—New*; Band by Demand. WTIC—Bob Steele. < •returns for the community calen- He shut off all oil lines and elec area, so that the granting of this Calif., were in attendance. These ' Orchestra For Hire WONS—Bobby Ben*on. WDRC—Newatlme r; dar being sponsored by the or- trical power to the furnace room. application would not impair the included A. E. Slailson of Orlando, j WTHT—Newa; Joe Otrand Show. WHAY—Cup of Coffee Club. ' ^^gantzation. Mrs. Ann Hallowell The Volunteer Fire Department property values of the neighbor WTIC—Ju*t Plain Bill. Morning. Good Muile. jFla.: Raymond F. Sklnnep, for-, DUBALDO i:15—WTIC—Front Page Farrell WKNB—Polonla vhas announced that orders for the waa notified and fireman Charles hood. merly of Manchester and now a I »:*•—WHAT—Cro*by’* Quarter. W'ONS—Weather; News; Yankee Ex- ■ .'calendar should be submitted now, Eneit and Richard Jones stood by resident of Sarasota, Fla.; V. S. , MILL ST. OFF HEBRON AVE., GLASTONBURY • WDRC—Memory Lane. prea*. .'since no reprints will be made. with fire extinguishing ecpiipment Manchester Evening Herald MUSIC CENTER WTIC—Lorenxo .lone*. I‘l»—WTK.—Bob Steele. A.ndei.son of Santa Barbara; Fred WONS—Wild BUI HIckoek. . .WONS—Ne»-s; Yankee Express. Mrs. Vera Crust expre.s.ses ap- until it waa determined that there Wapping enrreapnndent, .Mr«. .\n- Burr. Haverhill. Mass.; and Carle-- 186 MIDDLE TPK. WEST W r c c —New*-. Mu*lr. WKNB—Polon a .^reciation for the Rosary Altar was no immediate fire hazard. Oil '‘olllns, telephone .Mitchell ton H. Havens of Storrs. :TEI,. »il-0-e:05 WKNB—G. E. Scoreboard: Baseball 7:IS—WTIC—W eather; Boh Steele. . ^Society to the women who con .seeped into the septic tank sys S-44IS. Other guests Included Franklin Request Matinee. — Old Mu*ic Box; New*. t;45-VvUKi —Curt Masaey and Martha Morning Muale. Tilton. WTIC—Note* and Quote*. IiS^W HAT'JSiw?" OUTSTANDING VALUES W HAT—New*. 7:5S—W T H T -W eath er. »:45—WONS—Cecil Brown. Newi. WDRC—New*. rv e a la g WONS—W etth er...... ~ - C^me Prepared to ${i¥e on Worthwhite.... 4: on—W D R L -N t W». * WDRC—World ffew* Roundup. W T lC —New*. W TI^—Martin Agroniky. WONS—Newa. W TIC—New*. V X / V 5' .;-;-x:.j . - Summer Items You Need Right Now! WTHT—New*; Joe OIrand. WCCC—Kli.dle Cernei WHAT — Spotl*: Hardware City WHAY—Rhythm Rendevoux. WKNB -Newe; Sport* Review. —News; Your Dog and You. •:i»—WTH —Siricliy sport*. IVONS—Newa. WONS—Patter By Patterson. —Shopper* Special. WHAT—Suppei Serenade. N®"'* Roundup. Sale-Sebop! Regular $5.95 Quality WDRC—Jarir Italman: Thla 1 Be- WTHT—Joe OIrand. . Here. WONS—Yankee Express. PACKED WITH VALUE VITAMINS THAT WILL MAKE YOUR VACATION DOLLARS GO FARTHER' WKNB -Mu»lc By Weston. WHAT—Jesting with Wimp. 942 MAIN ST. — ST. JAMES BLOCK WKNB—Phil Hale Show. ‘ *:;A-W DItC—ttu.v Lombardo. •MM One-Eyelet Drawstring Leather WTIC-Weather. —WCCC—New*; Breakfast Newa- • ;5a_WTIC—Emile Cote lllee Club. boy. WTHT—Sereni. Oammell. New*. W TIC—Radio Bazaar. WONS—Auto Tune Derby. . Shopper* Special. WOMEN’S WOMEN’S I Smooth Shoving Po-Oo WKNB—Dinner Date. 9:45—WCCC—Breakfast Newsboy, Ola-Beron-12 ON SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY • ;«*—WDRC -New*. i:55-W Tirr-B*ty Crocker. WTIC—Three Star EztrA WONS—Gabile. Heetter. UNDERARM wnh Crystalliie B-12 - WTHT-Sports W D R C-N ew *. NOVELTY Shave Cream CAMP WCCC—12 H uhdreo and #0 Hit*. WONS—Sport* Digest. Bottle of 25 capsules *:M— WTHT—Sport* WKNB—New*; The Little Show. t«bis t;M—WONS—FuUor Lewi*. Jr. Morning Star Review HAND BAG at no extra cost, for 8 ‘W o £ ^ A j Z ^ DRUG STORE WTIC—I Wa» a Communlat for the W TH T—Breakfeat Club. day trial, with piuchas^ b ratlileit MOCCASINS F.B.I. WTIC—Theater of Melody. SPORT 2 WONS—New*. WDRC-^Beut»h. of 100 WTHT—Weather; Capitol New*. Music Off the Record. and WALLET capsules WKNB—.News; Mel Alien; Hit of the Downey * Waxworka. tubes D»v. - WKNB—Ed Swett Show. only...... WHAY—News; Supper Serenade. »!*•—WCCC—New*: 1290 Hit*. HATS PLUS TAX latbcr 7 :1.-,-WO.N.S—Tello- le it. WHAT—Iteiien Prbgrtm. SETS Made in the State WTHT—Elmer risvls ^oiir Garden. 10 (llffrrpnt iiI.v Ip *. B rinik, of Maine by Ham WDRC—Kanillv Skeleton. WHAY-jIUIian Voice. WK.NB—fJuest Star. 9:4*—WDilC—Bing Croebv. pPAkH, cl(M-hp*. Reg. 1.00- While hith colorful - trim mond! For miase.s 7;S0_VVTIC—News of the Worlf.'. »:fy-W TIC-Vlctor H. I.indlehr. 1.39 value*. to match. Both for thla WTHT—Weather: Headline F.dltlon. YY KNR—Eddy Howard. low price. and women! I 1 I'eattei WHAY—Fam ous Trial*. lOOs MINERAL OIL (Limit 1} 9:i.Y—WDRC—New*. WDRC—Johnny Mercer Show. WK.N’B—Top.« li, Pop*. 14:94—YVDRC—A rthur Godfrey. 7-.4.V-WDRC -Ed Murrow. The Tear*. 29° SIZE MINTS or Wf)NS—Bert Bachraoh'* Men’* Cor W THT—My T rue Storv. REG. ner. YVTIC—Welcome Trsv'eier*. WTIC—One Man's Pamllv. YVHAY—Newa In Italian. SACCHARIN FRUIT DROPS l:0a— WDRC - FBI In Peace and YVeCe—Miialo. 1C<= 19:15--YY’DRC—Arthur Godfrey. V4*9roln (Limit 2) POCKET Luxury brand. War. W'HAT—Italian 51ii*tr. WOMEN'S REG. Y.9B COMBS WTHT—Mv»tery Theater. Here’, a phenomenal purchaae and .ale for mi.Ke. and BOYS' ZIPPER FLY (Limit 2) BROWN W TIC—Walk a Mile. I*:25-WTHT-Whi»pering Streeta. women! Here’, an opportunity to get the biggest .um- Briefa. YVHAY—.New* in Italian. MEN’S SHORT SLEEVE RED AND mer .hoe bargain ever! 'The mo.t carefree footware . . . WONS—Crime Files of Flamonr.'. 14 r.1d-— WDRC—A rthiir tl6i.frey. PLISSECREPE our handcrafted moeeanln. of choice leather., ruggedly WHAY—News; Magic of Chemistry. WONS—-Mystery Shopper. WKNB—News; Summer Serenade. YVTIC—Double or Nothing. P L A Y BOX SUNTAN! eon.tnicted to with.tand the hardeat w ^ r. i:;a —WHAY—Blue Barron. WHAT—Italian Program. t;M —WDitC—xtr. Christian. —Yoke of Manchester. WTIC—The Great Glldersleeye. W eCC—News, Music. SLIPS ^ 7 7 8 0 I4:<5- WTHT-When a Girl Harriea. 23C WONS—Crime Fighters. a n d SHORTS NAPKINS (Limit 1).. WHAY—Kostelanetx Conducla 19:55—YVON-ft— Mu*'®- m e ^ m 90e WTHT—City of Time Square. Fine qunlltjr twlU, boxer IF PERFECT. WOULD SELL FOR T.19 SPECIAL FOR “POP’S D A r 11:99—WKNB—News; MO Club. Spirits of »:9#—WTIC—You Bel Tour Life. Y.ONS--Ladle* rail. wnlat. * DOAN’S WDRC—Playhouse. v.'TTn—Srrik* It Rich i SLIPS REG. WONS—News: Family Theater. WTHT—We the Women. Turpentine 54 Gauge, 15* Denier SHORT SLEEVE SEERSUCKER WTHT—Western Roundup. VY'o k C—Arttiui Gudire.v, REGULATION 10« PILLS WHAT—News: Night Watch. "'H a t —I talian Program. 10 different style*. Nylon or • embroidered TOILET SOAP i;.ia—WDRC—W hat'i My Lire. 11:15—YVTHT—We the VY'omen. A^uace (Limit 2) LUX trim*. Size* S2 to 40. ' Tube of 40. WONS—Song* of Our Time ll:J 5 -W O iI8 —New*. (Limit 3) . _ . S P O R T WTHT—Crossfire. Il:.79- WDRC—Grand Slam. CAMP SHORTS WTIC—Big Storv. YY'TIC—The Phrase Thst Pay*. Jt;A0—WDRC—Decfunber Bride, YY'ONS—Queen for * Dav. r J ISONS—F rank Edward* \Y'H»Y—Reel, P- r SHIRTS WTHT—New* of Tomorrow. YVTHT—Double or Nothing. W TIC—Bob Hope. YY'l-.;it— WHAT—New*; Night Watch. YVKNB—.Miwlc From Out of the W est / I I 'V j w l*:l»—WON'S-eMiisic Lorer'i Hour. N :4$~ WDRC—Roiemary. r VISIT OUR LIQUOR DEPT. ■ WTHT-Concert Hour W TIC—Bob Hop4t. l*:Sa—WDRC—N ens; Moods for Ro CCC—A F riend of Tour*. 20*oz. mance. WK.*'®’ T uba 12 WTIC—President Elsenhower. YOU CAN’T BUY FOR LESS I*:I5- WHAY—New*. llrM^-WTHT—Turn to a Krirnrt. LAVORIS KELLER WDRC—Music. Wt’CC—Mak4> Min4> Miixlc. 1 II-aa—.Vew« nj. all .tstlon*. U TIC—.ni’W*. V. r WOMEN'S REG. 1.98 FOR MEN'S HEAVY DUTY Mouth Wash PARKER'S RESERVE...... Fifth 2.98 ANTI-BIOTIC NYLONS e 5 0 c Plenty of amall, medium, WHAY—Nile Watch. ;ynR('-. Wrfid warren large and extra large aizea WTHT—Edwin C. Hill: Organ Melo wHAV-rNew* in Italian: Mii*ic. Pleasant, effective dies. W« >.\S—C urt’Maf.-ry '( ijm* PARKER’S GIN 90 PROOF . Fifth 2.98 LOZENGES ■Tiny lmperfectlona that won’t affect wear. Beige, for dad! While and colora. 11:0’.— WOrtC—News. W TIJT—Don G*rdii)P»- SHORT SLEEVE COLORED T-SHIRTS Hhadnu- and blueh. th e aeanon’a neweat ahade*. Remember dad on hla day. 1I;IS—WTHT—Sports Report. WKNB—Nem-*: Arute Special. REG. 1.98 QUALITY CALVERT RESERVE...... Fifth 4.27 Show. *"•*.*.*1^" '• i>tUKii«k.r. .SIzea 8'/2 to II. .Sunday, June 3lat. WO.NS—Waxwork*. U TIC—Medley Time. GOLDEN WEDDING ...... W TIC—.News. 'VDR('—*ijpt lennle * Stone*. COTTON ^ .4 4 Maize, gray . Fifth 3.82 5 9 ^ IVONS—Jack'* Waxworka. WKNB—Bing Croaby. A lw ays H endy IVDKC—You and the World. '^flAV—Cei.irua Hit Program. While Keersuckers. Colorful acetaten. tan and blue. SCHENLEY BLACK LABEL . Fifth 4.27 Iltse-W D R C - -y*ymntn-nv Hall WON\C-M„!.|r Box. novefly .slubs, open mesh weaver. Sizes Size amall to Wonderful Group! WTIC—Dixieland Jamboree. WTHT-’-Jack Berch. smal to larxe. 12-in. UTILITY IMPERIAL ...... Fifth 3.85 WHAT—Nile Watch; 12:58 -'WDRC Ro:n*nc* of H«len BLOUSES extra large. 9*oz. C a rfo a IJ ea -WDRC—News. \ , T rent. GOV'T HOUSE RUM ...... ^ ’•th 3.19 "WTIC-New*. Bob amt Ray. ^ W TIC—M arjorie Milla. Each ZIPPER BAGS W CCC-New*. raslel plaid*, check* and plain color* for BABY All Brand New WHAT—I aRog* Program. Nen-»mg HUNTER BLENDED RYE . th 4.27 5 0 BOOK he Wbmen'* Page; -every vacation wardrobe, , fra m e . < 1 h i WTHT-ik>w*. * REG. 97e WHITES POWDER OLD MR. BOSTON GIN . . . Fifth 3.43 i WKNB—Man on the Street, WOMEN'S, MISSES' MATCHES j I2;4.i- wDRC-^nr Gal Sunday. Jefinion Johnson. Sturdy handles. GALLO WINES ...... Television WTHT—Perry Como. Quart 98c U’Yifyr ' ’hr P.it*<*e« *2:44—WON8—Cameo I-adv Talk*. ALL POPULAR BEER AND ALES REFRIGERATED SUMMER WNHC \ l:MI~WDKC<-Ne«a I6-In. a l i e ...... r M. \ WTHT—Ken and Carolyn. f 4:00—Film. \ WCCC—Mancheater Matinee (L im it 2) 4;.K>--!'aibti!^*' Choice. \ - W T ir—New*. ----- .> 00—Kilni. ' \ - WONS—N>wa. Save! 5:15—Meet The SXsrn. WHAT‘-S>wa. 5:10— Hnwdy Doody. I jIG—W DR(.—Ma Perkin*. « OO—Film. WON’S—Yankee# Food Show. 6:15—Vanity Club. The Musical Miller. WOMEN'S REG. 1.9S-M9 Nationally Famous 6; 10—Spt)rl»copr. ^ HAY—Hetty Kimball. BOYS' WASHABLE 6 40—weather Forecaata. 1 r-ta-tVDRC—Vonn« Dr Malone. '! ’ F 41—World NFwm Touay, WCCC—New*: Mu*ic Room, Big Home Values! Outdoor Buys! 7.0(1—Cavalcade of America. U'XHT-Paul Har>ey. 7 ::iO—C’ltniieclicUi Sputlight WKNB—BaaebaJI .\iatii;ee. 3 STYLES 7:45—Camel Newa Caravan. 1:43—^WDRC—Guiding Light. SUMMER SLACKS P U Y SHOES K 00—A rthur Godfrey. PLISSE O i- lM W M k A a i t m m WONS—Connecticut Ballroom. p no—Strike It Rich. VVTIC—Cotton Bowl Game. VALUES TO 6.98 / Green Acelato THAT ORDINARILY SELL FOR 4.99 9.30—PUInclntheatnan. WTHT—Guy Lombardo. 10:00—Blue Ribbon BoutJ. 2 WDRC—Second Mrs. Burton ONE-PIECE ..10;43r-SparU. S po..______.tt’rCC—Mutk-. ------— Sport style 11:00—Comedy Hour. WONS—Connecticut Ballrooni. GOWNS 98c “ Tannetfe" 12 00—New». .'J^IIJJ-Newa: Top Hit Time; Denims, light CHAMOIS Ptnway Brand Leather W KNII U TIC—The Doetor'a Wife S U N . VISOR, 4 00—Film Feahire. plaids and twills. For oufo. 1 9 8 Antiseptic Exquisite WHAY—New*; Betty Kimball. 8 different style*. Size* 82 to 48. Print* and 9 STYLES '! 4 30—F3a.5h (lonlDji. WK*NB—Ne^w*: Rasehall MatlneV Sizes.6 to 16. w indow a . , , „ X A d lu a ta b le O Q i c Linen —Weeleriu Theater, OriK.'.— Po ir\ .Muft.ih. plain*. J Powder Stationery fi OO—.Vewar a la a a ...... ^^VVTir—('u rb sto p r Oulz. .! . . . VALUES TO 9.98 17"x23"—oil-lonned. 12-OZ. ^ 2 9 Nylon Mesh! ' 6;/15—Farly Show. , YHAY—Record Review. Flowtr Q O c For work or play. 7..30—New?., - 45—W ONS—New*.,. . cans design . . w O ■ 1 7 L'»wp^rr'"^como. 2:.3G—WCCC—Nevf* Mualc. 2 Caaual play ahocn with long wearing aolea. Aa- 6 00—Over the Ralnbom’. WONS—Conn. Ballroom. For hygiene. Ribbon tied. S . .3»)—Vfilcanir F'ui y WDRC—I ’o rt Drake anrlcd • atyica for miaaca and women! Whitea, This fortunate special R —Arthur (Jodfrev. 3:45—WDRC—Brighter Day. multi. Wedgea and flat heela. 9 30—AII>Siar T heater. I^^NS—Conn. Ball room,* purchase enables us to 10:00—<*onvlrt‘» Code, “ PARK AYE.” QUALITY offer them at this low 10:30—Salt Waiep Wonderland. t- te —WKNB---News; Yankeep v*. De lUKl—Newa. troit. EXTRA SHEER DARK SEAM 9 8 c Value, Walgrttn price ^ • ■ 11:15—The Late Show. 8:00~WpRC—Hilltop Hoiiae. • T a n a rro a WCCC—Muaict Children's Seersucker WNHC— WONii—Jack Downey'* Waxworka. CHLOROPHYLL A. M. WTHT—New*’ Top Hit Time. . 7:00—Today. WTIC—Ijfp C*»i Be Beautiful. GIRLS' REG. 1.29 One Yard Wide Lan^e variety of 9 OO-r-Teat P attern and Uuale. 4Se Hardwood Dolph Brand ‘f: WHAY—Newa: Record Review. NYLON HOSE WOMEN'S REG. 1.98 jaqiH PASTE ^oUtnCmm k.FieUm sLyl^ mateptals, eol- . 9;AWMoniijUB X-e«e...... — — CHEESE 10:00—Rogue a Gallery. W Tir—Road or Life: CUTTER INSECT Will not stain. ors and sizes for ih c Bir Picture. 3 30-.vcrC -:..N fw .^- Mu*ic. CLOTH « £ t m m t e n n i s g l o v e mi.sses ant^ w omen! 11:3f>—Strike It Rich. WTHT—Country Mualc. B O A R D DDT Bomb tubes Usuall.v 89c. P. M. WTIC—Peppei Young* Family. COLORFUL STRING Always O Q C M F T M U b a l l s a b a l l 12:00-World We Uve In. WHAT-r-Sfcve A Life Program . Unfin- Q Q .X. ^ ^ 1 9 fer« 12:15—Love of Life. WDRC—Houae P*rly. MIDRIFFS handy . O w Rubber 4 39 Sixes 2 to 8. 12:30—Search for Tomorrow. 3■ 4."--\\'CCr’—.lunioj Di*r .Jockey; ishtd. , O w t e e D 2 similar to Illualratlon 12:45—N ancy’* Kitchen. WOMEN'S, MISSES' 79* 3 * » r 2 ^ WDRC—4>t on' the Ball. 4-yard length, diameter. Fine mist. ball . . . I 1 ;.10-*Garr.. Moore. W TH '—1 lie Right 'i4» Happine*!. Yam wound. Sealed cart 2:00—Freedom Rings. 3:53—W TH T—New*. size* ,7-8\ and Leather glpve. 2:.30—Guiding Light. WDRC—It Happen* Every Dav. 7-14. 20 different T S H IR TS GLASS WAX or WOOD CREAM tSARTlAj 2:45—Mld“Afterifoon Newa. 4:i#—WDRC—Robert Q. Lewi*; (2hi^- S-INCH PAPER FiATES O Q 3.00-r-Break the Bani^ an*. style* and color* “Gold Seal," 16-ounce c o n ...... oSTstr *g~ll Follow this Route Map .3-30—Welcome Travelers. WTHT—Country Mu.^lc. to match your IJIac, maize, pink, aqua. Ideal for picnics, pack of SO...... V V 4:orv-Filnw W OCC— M us ic. child’s outfit. Size* small to large. Open 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. WKNR — WHAY—New*. _____ Monday thru Friday r. M . W KNB—New*. J;30—Action In the Afternoon. 3X”n C —Backstage W’lfe. COOL SUMMER Saturday Until 6 P. M. Use Our Layaway 125 Foot f?o//s Plan! Select What COUPON C outitti You Need. A Small Deposit Will Hold PINAFORES x _ Your'Purchase BOYS' SKIN TIGHT MEN'S COTTON GAB $ 5 0 R ew ard S W IM SUN DRESSES WIN b« paid for laformatieii I«adiii9 to tho arrest TENNIS ^ .9 8 oad cenvictien of porsea or porsens damaging TRUNKS Printed pattern* on movablo or fixed preporty of Hiis or any of its of* Jtnitted lantex. Boy*’ fiHotod eemponios. size* S to 14. SHORTS
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\ V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1983 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CO'NM„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10. 1953 PAGE NINETEEN-; PAGE EIGI ■""'i'" " . i;. "■ ...... DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Reyeraei) Vour Shades It'$ Simply Charming make, the fruit halves are rolled la TOONERVILLE POLES BY FONTAINE FOX PUNNl^ BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER It’s thrifty to HAVF. VOUR criep cereal crumbs, placed In a WINDOW SHADRS REVRRSRD shallow baking dish (cut side up) when a perfectly good shade be and dotted with butter. Bake un xnoBn^asxBt Answer to Prsxious Fuzsit Sense and Nonsense Bargains comes soiled or marred at the bot til the'xrumbs are nicely browned tom. At the 40HN.S0N PAINT and serve Warm with a aplcy Beastly Business OOMP.4NY, 699 Main Street, it lemon sauce. i Barber— (to furidua cuatomaT) scribe her symptoms at length to costs very littlis to have the worn Relax: It's only a small eut; 'snd any who would - liaUn,- '-ao- her Lisledby. ' -end pul- up -out - of sight -on -the HORIZONTAL 4 TltlM friends wera astonished ’ when she - Rahr Or: Bhlnd Contar beaidea laaa than a week ag;o 1 roller, leaving a fresh new-look Once upon a time thera wera Kinf o f i Fowl b«att heard you aay you wiahed your t through a dinner party with ing end in sight. The service 1 Talented out saying a word. raincoats and fair weather coats bca*U 6 noae waan't ao long. takes twenty-.four-hours or less. . with entirely different purposes, ptrton Hoatess—What’a wrong, ' diar T S Malt d««r Now. one can combine functlona in 7 Perilan coin Our favorita Racing Forni is a Are you too ill to evan talk? BPut on Guest— (sadly)—Oh. no. I went oe- Orange-Date and Nut Bread BAIN OB SHINE COATS, which .... 1 N MARQUI- spoon baking soda, <3 teaspoon WARD COMPANY, at $14.98 and thinking of getting married? fresh frait lemon S H E R lW ra' appeal to ^summer (as well as for fall, win 15 Basic ]g Warehouses .SETfE meets the highest stan salt, nJd; do rtdt' bhat rooms of yolir honfe, do not nufli 42 Badly < % Gifts That Men IJke .. e, '■ She was only a tree aurgeon'a Man-rr Say. If v i wanted a lem on baking sheet. Bake in s hot It'c “it” In Summer Apparel ed cooked green peaa, U cup sweet Smooth. Turn into greased loaf In to Investigate. Press the palm 44 Indian'-weights m daughter, but she sure had beau MASCULINE GIFTS for grad oven about Afleen minutes. Serve pan (about 9 x 5 x 244 inchesi. o f your hand against the ddor. If im*,« Zl a ft onade, I'd ask fo r it. For "the Frock” for wearing as pickle relish, freahly-ground pep 46 Baseball team tiful Ilmba. uation and Father’s Day have a these pinwheel biscuits for brunch a commencement guest or s.s a per, lettuce. Bake, in moderate (350 F.) oven it feels hot, head for the nearest, men 1 variety of attraction.*! at MATH with a ham omelet and a tossed pleasant summer tvsidrobe addi Method: Add 1 tablespoon salt 1 hour or until cake tester inserted quickest exit without delay. Make “ Doo has mtds a catch again!" 49 Foolish beasts ? r s tk r ft 5t « .Bo easy to borrow money and ER’S AT THE CENTER. There’s c -fO ‘ SJ Wi Father—I don’t like to see my green salad. tion. voii should see the SUMMER to rapidly boiling water; gradual in center o f’ loaf comes out clean. every effort, of course, to be cer 53 Legal matters M i daughter lighting up cigarettes. so hard to pay it back. w|iilad a something nice in every price FROCKS displayed in charming Invert on rack to cool thoroughly. tain everyone else in the house is d ii w visitor the other day and he'u.not ly add macaroni an that water con 12 43 j 54 Placed in Mother—Don’t be old-fashioned, range—leather billfolds, cigarette Having Color Troubles? variety at the W ILR08E SHOP, tinues to tmil. COnk uncovered, Store overnight in tightly covered ewere of the danger. OUR BOARDING HOUSE with M.\.10R HOOPLE Wi the Aral by any means to nikke lighters with especisl good looks, OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. Wn.LIAMS efflee again 54 dear. You'll find a thousand-and-onc 601 Main street. The personal perv- atirring occasionally, until maca container before slicing. Just about the nicest, coolest 98 Blackbird of Father It isn’t thst. I think such a discovery. distinctive tie slides snd cuff links, expert decorating ideas to help ice, which has always been a fea- roni la tender. Drain. Rinse with style you can find for temperature- Fleaenre-Oivere For CUUrea m electric rssors, silver-backed mili M TWe AWPUL STKU66LE VOU'ffE th e LESS cuckoo .family a H 4 she's too young to be playing with you at THE BHERWIN-WII.- tiire there, extends beyond per cold water; drain again. In a large rising weather. A aew-simpie frock There are inany attractive TO aev THAT 50-CAI.LER ALMOST PgC- AIN’T 97 Elcvatbr matchea . / Professor — What’a the most tary brushes, snd many other IXAMS COMPANY, in the won sonal shopping to actually antici bowl, toss together lightly the De Isixe Graduation Flnwem with few pattern pieces, and a ■esa d . boys.' 1 SUPPOSE y<3U'M& S m O im FOR-CHlUmEN to be GATE CLOSER. WE UXXEP FECT FOR CURVED inventor ML (I5 1(4 common Impediment in the speech ways to give pleasure, derful new 8 h e r w i n-Wllllams GRADUATION FLOWEB.S, clearly illustrated sew chart to HEARD TWIS66 AMD 1 WILL pating one’s needs. Right now macaroni, mayonnaise, tuns, peas, found et MATHER’S AT THE HER. ON THE OTHER S*Oe KIDIMS— ENOUGH— 98 Drying oil i She was a w'ell-known hJ*po- of American people? Paint and CTolor Style Guide. This they have a most attractive stock and pickle rellah. Add pepper and whether a presentation bouquet guide you smoothly and quickly. . vacatiom im t h e Wid e o p e n CENTER) from wee birthatone “ AFRAIR ALL t h e CAMT'iOO 59 Assent % w SI h chrondrdiac and inclined to de Studeht —Chewing gum. '' leland-Style Rahul Bowl* amasing book shows exsofly how of summer delights in printed more salt if needed. Chill. Serve or a corsage for the Senior Dance Pattern No. 8835 Is a aew-rlte rings to nicely set rings for older SPa c s s .'-^T H e aouRMey br in g s Pic t u r e WAIT FOR 60 Canvas shelter rvYiw lagredlenta: Mixed salad greens beautiful color combinations will bembergs, printed organdies, on lettuce. Makes 4 to servings. perforated pattern in sizes 12, 14, t o MiMD WV OLD COWBOY DAYS 6 will have a delightful ‘.'difference” boys and girls, from silvar '^ r - m e e d s THE OWLS, 61 Location h St (including fresh young spinach), look in your home. It la full of hun varied nylons snd cottons. One can If they come from the JOYCE 16. 18. 20; 40, 42. Size 14, 4% yards rettss to various style of idenUfi- NHEM 1 COULD LA4SO THE LEG CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER of 30-inch, e ISA P icnic VERTICAL celery crescents, shopped green dreds of full-color photographs depend on the Wilrose for style Gift* for Graduates FLOWER SHOP, 34 Church cation braoeleta. You’ll find many OP A HUMMIMG- SADDLE AMD BEND b “ onions (including tops), drained showing what colors will go best snd quality at the most reasonable For this 'pattern, send 3t)c in 1 Ogle Tf vnii haven't selected a GIFT Street. Starting with the love way* to give pleasuiy to the R COMPANION is pint vanilla ice cream. this set of basket and-tWo pot- complijnentary ribbons. Don’t.miaa the new Basic Fash the right source to turn to before to Jewelry, there are quantities ion for '53, spring and summer. It’s meal —? end e fine tasting ona — BUGS BUNNY ImwI; top with chunks of tuna and Method: Pul 3 tablespoons of holders will be a ‘'handy-aide.” in of nice choices. serve canned Vienna sauaage with you plan your re-decorating be your kitchen or that of a friend. A a complete spring sewing guide for pineapple in desired proportions. the syrup In each of four 12-ounce Whole-kernel corn tastes good canned macaroni . and 'cheese. Sprinkle with salt, monosoditwn cause It gives personalized authen-' glasses; fill each glass 2-3, full set will also make a grand bazaar smart, practical wardrobes; gift tic color advice. You can borrow X Want to fancy up a salad with with silvered rooked snap beans. pattern printed Inside the book. 25 Brown the sausage well and serve glutamate and pepper. For the with carbonated water. Put 1 donation. with the thoroughly heated maca it to take home with you or study piejkle "fans?” Make them by cut Add plenty of salt and pepper cents. 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Or if your better than to take advantage ery, apple, and walnuts, their kind at MATHER'S AT TH E class reduction available in s Presenting the New Anne Cabot This will heat the corned beef and family, like their crullers spicy, sift of the SUPERIOR FTB TREAT Needlework Album. Directions for Cool, Pretty Colloas CENTER. Bets are always ap BACK IMTHE PRESSURE CANNER. which MENT, which Is available at 7.57 also allow the meat and cabbage 1 0 -2 0 - 3 0 holds sixteen quarts. Regularly s teaspoon of cinnamon into the puppet mittens, basic embroidery Iron-On Patches x SUMMER COTTONS have pealing, and there are many kinds Main street. Fur storage 1s done from cigarette sets to sets of flavors to blend. OW wii.ua*. DAYS* priced at 927 98, in the House dry ingredients. stitches and grand designs are IRON-On PATCHES IN DEN many very desirable features at wares Dejisrtment of the J. W. ------\ In the mo.^t scientiAcally sp- printed in this issue. 25 rents. 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I SEE HE*5 I HE USED rr TO DIG IT IIP BUT, DON DRUG COMPANY If you Method: Put tomatoes, onion bnj Depsrtmsnt of the J. W. HALE course, it's fashionable to have Gold nf The ideal temperature for. beating COMPANY, are fast color thirough GOT OUT THE ' BURY HIS BO AGAIN Mix sliced leftover cooked pota want a free beautv snsivsis. Celery seed is a delicious addi salt in saucepan; cook until v is when the saucepan feels luke tion to the dressing used for potato patches that do not exactly match Ingredients: 1>4 pounds ground many washings. They can be OLD SHOVEL toes with, sliced hard-cooked eggs JESSICA OP REVLON will be hot. Force through sieve; return to warm in the palm of the hand. AGAIN. ShlSd. ] the color of either Jackets or beef, 1 cup uncooked rolled oats ironed on to garments, sheets er .snd a cream sauce; bake in a mod there through .lune 13 to give ex saucepan. 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i ■■ ’ * i'" ^ ^ „',? /■ ■A-.‘C*X ’fA'2 \A■ L- PAGE TWENTY 7MANCHESTEB EVENiNG HERAtDjMANCHESTEiEL: CONN*. WEDN^Es OAYV J W 1953 Hou) to Play Piir Golf: -28 Indians e to Make Hay Against s A l^ d for Hogan in Open Qualifying Round Don't Scoop Qut of Sand Trap Rockville Elks By JVUU8 BOROS should reach .the green, it may acoop right, off, for there will be Cards IT. S. Open Champion and €hdlt& ^ little or no backspin. , Score 6-5 Win Cards Five over Par Let the loft and open blade of Don’t force the shot. Swing nor A.MERICAN STANDINGS the aand Iron take care of Retting mally with the face open. Turpin Disp O Ses W L Pet. Phillies' Great Riglithaiuler Red S o x ...... 3 0 1.000 Would Tighten Race ’The- P. A. C. outlasted the Kos- the ball up and out of a trap. Make contact behind the ball riuszko Club in the first overtime Mantle as Best Young Player in Baseball In First Round Test and follow through. Yankees ...... 2 1 .807 Don't acoop. If .vou do, the ball Of (Jiarlie Huiiiczi Cardinals ...... 1 3 .2,’SO game in Rockville’s Little League ■ ' I II ■ >0 ..... * ------J Manhandling the club will only Braves Defeat Giants by winning a 6 to 5 decision at the won’t take true flight. It prob ruin the rhythm of the swing and D o d g e r s ...... <) 2 .000 Harbert Early I-eader nearly all of them managed to do ably will pop etralght up instead i flecreatlon Field last night. New York, June 10—()P)— From, a .311 maik. Mathews freely produce Inferior re.aults. London. .Tune 10 New ^ MAJOn L€AGU€ To Remain One Game The PAC took a 1 to 0 lead in ! what has been seen of him around , attributes his great improvement 1" Will* AA V.*- snou^h to avoid the danger of heading for the green. If it Occasionally, when the sand la Swede Solomonson's fine pitch- , TT lin OO lo r KeSl of early elimination. Only the ones York fight fans today were' vir the first inning and came back here the past few days, Ed Math- to playing before Milwaukee'.s THB very loose and dried out, you will ing made It three straight for the j Ahead of Brooklyn; idolatrous fans. In nil last season Local Sport Coniiietitivp R o u n d ^°«btfui from the aurt witiv two more in the second in- ewa of the Milwaukee Braves Is AAiiii{ifunve o u n ii pressure and in be unfortunate enough to find the tually assur'd of seeing a full- American Little League Red Sox j ning. The KosclURzko Club scored ready right now to step up and he drove across only 58 runs. He ball burled with Just the top bare fledged’ world middleweight cham-'; as they downed the Cardinals 7-1, Homers Help Brooks a pair of runs in the fourth and challenger Mickey Mantle’s right is crowding that figure now with E ver at F ield Club^ some cases scores apparently were Hy THK AHMOCIATKO PSK Herald Angle ly visible. 88 the schedule a month short of the Chatter ______i improved by the knowledge that pionship bout this autumn tnvolv-' last night at Charter Oak Field. National LrajMie added one more in the fifth t o ' to be called the most sen.sational Don’t become panlck.v. It's not By BEN PHLEGAR make it a tie game. halfway point. Mathews is some- Oakmont, Pe.. June io-(J>)-i'"“"t in the tourna*^ Ing Randy Turpin, the British Solomonson. pitching his first Batlinc—Schoendl^nst, St. Louln. .TTO; young player In baseball today. B j much different from other sand- WyroRlek, Philadelphia. .350: Bell. Cin Associated Press Sports Writer In the sixth, both teams pushed what larger than Mantle, stand- REC JtOFTB.ALL League mana- Little League contest, scattered The kid third-baseman la in the Ben Hogan's back is okay, but his prt>P«r- trap shots and you have the sand belter. cinnati. 34?: Crandall. Milwaukee, Ovei'shadowed by the big had across two runs to tie the game ings 6-1 and weighing 185 to 8'’’'’ officials will hold an Im- EARI. W. YOST spirit isn't. 1. Harbert, for instance, joked and five hits and allowed but one njn. .333: Aehburn. rhiladelphia. .330. midst of a terrific hitting, streak wedge. Just who his opponent will b e . Yankees, the hopeful Cleveland In at 5-5 which called for an extra in Mickey’s .5-10 and 175, It is not Portanl meeting tonight at 8 •porta Editor Stretch This calls for a full explosion. His teammates gave him fine sup Rune — Robineon and Campanella, that has carried him to the top. And unless the latter mends as ‘ "* Brooklyn and Schoendlenfit, St. Loul^, dians are brewing V their own recorded that he has swatted a ° clock at the East Side Rec. won't be derided until a week j port, both afield and at the plate. ning. or near the top. In almost every quickly as the former, the wiry ' 1*® together his 32-34—66, the The stance Is slightly open. The 41: Snider. Brooklyn, 40; Reeae, Brook private little whirilng streak in In the top half of the seventh ball as far as several of Mantle's - ' ------blade is slightly closed so as to from Krtda.v when Padd.v Yniing lyn. 39. slugging department in the Na little guy who was almost every- ever reg- Clothing Dollars HELD SCOKEI-E.SS in the their Ohio wdgwam. If they can the Vernon avenue boys were well publicized clouts, but he hits -AMERICAN LEGION Junior LEGION BASEBALL -the opportunity to display their contact the sand with the front and Bobo Ol.son meet in New Kuna Ratted 1n~CainpanelIa. Brook- tional League. The power in his body’s choice to win the U. S. Golf **^**‘®<* Ught and treacher- opening frame, the Sox came up lyn. 55; MathewA. Mllwauker. 48: KIua- nvxw. It to the boUin|C point by the scoreless and in the bottom half them far enough. As of this writ- baseball team will play a practice One of the greatest ba.seball natural talents before the observ- of the blade first. with ti)ree_runs in the second ARFoclation'ii 53rd Open channpton- • club course. York. The winner will have the cinrinnMi. week end there .mav yet. be some of the Inning.^lmmy Cohen of the bat has done more than anything ing the Milwaukee macer was tied , K'ime tonight at 6 o'clock ag^rinat pi-pjecta lit.the country eack sea- ; ing eyeS pf a aeput.. ____ Like This; _____ . Aim about an ineb behind the ' staiiza-.on. five .solid singles .and..a- JAWpodW aiid All- excitement- in' the ■ - American- else to convince^ the .ea.stern half the Natioriaf League honierun ship—for - the • fourth' timei-m'ay • Cary- Middlecoffi whose-3.5-34—- - somewhat unenvta.bie ta.sk of try koV Sr/T.oiii»'. 3ft' ■ PA'C 'cltih 'was' given a base' on Manchester. The at , Mi. Nebo. son Is American Legion junior Making the American Legion have trouble qualifying for ' the 69 was the day’s best round at the ball. bgse on bails. A pair of alngles. a Hit.'—Schormlirnst. 77: Bril amt League pennant race. balls. Frankie Burkhardt then of the circuit finally that the lead with 17. Mickey had collected There are still several openings on oasebnll. Manchester has been a team Is in Itself, quite an honor. As the club is taken back, the, ing to stop Turpin. (irronera.-.-. Cincinnati . and Ashhurn, Braves are a genuine . pennant j „ n jy __^ main event which starta tomor big Oakmont course, was another walR^and a misplay in the third The second place Indiana, 5>-^ htinted and all hands were safe tbfe Legion team and new. candi- part -of the national program for Legion ball is. comparable to CHaaa blade remains clo.sed. Rand.v made a harked up me.s.s Phlladrlphia, 6ft; Lockman, Nrw York, threat row. who wasn’t taking this qiiallfjHhg brought/' home run number four, 58. games back of New York, have when Casnti threw wildly to first sFnIlke Mantle, who hits with be welcome. a number of years. Last summer, A high school competition. The There is a little more body turn o f Charles Humer.' fare and rep whilsk Hogan, who won three of the business too seriously because he while ■‘‘^two more markers came OoubiFA — Dark. New York. 16: won seven of eight and six in a base allowin.g Cohen to go to third. There’s a popular Itelief thait about equal |touer from either side I ------Dilworlh-Coriieil-Quey Post, VO'J, boys are assured of good, sound to give more power through tlie utation last night in a 1.1 -rnundeT SrhoondlPDAt. St*. KouIa, 15: Snider. last four Open championships in felt sure he could make it. acrosa in the following frame on row in their current home atand Castelll walked to fill the lia.scs. Mantle will finish the season lead of Hie plate, Mathews Is strictiv ■ PRACTIt.f.: First National American Legion, won its district coaching. New uniforms have been sand. for the English version of the Brooklyn. 14: TbiR^Aon, Philadelphia which he played, was worried Harbert, whose long drives fre three hits, a fieldgrs choice and anglon jun day of qualifying play ^^rom tom orrow," said Markaon. "a'nd I biinged out three singles, in a like Brooklyn and MlkA(.«. Ohicaeo. 6 . Fuclirrki. if ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 last night’s 2-1 squeaker over youngsters to hit the big top in ball around plenty and was noted English made the announcement. ior baseball has seen hundreds of mediocrity. And It was only one Open when Hogan couldn’t play, Ea.M Lansing. Mich. ( NEA I feel Mire we can Sgree on arrange r.REAT HAND - Robin Rob- number of times at bat. Solomon Pitc.6*n(r—Smith, Cincinnati. 5-0. T..»X)0: Washington, have been hy one-run PnrJilmdt. lb ...... 3 2 2 5 0 0 did even less scrambling ,in his LeROy Bolden's hobby Is building Milliken, Brooklyn and Biirdpllr. Mil- IlnrtrnM oin. p ...... 2 0 1 0 3 0 recent years. For one thing, entirety for his ability to blast one its players graduate in profes stroke below the ‘cut o f f line ments for Randy to fight In the ert.s of the Phillies shows how son, Marshall Potter, and Peter wnukPF. 3-0, 1.000; Spahn and Siirmont, margins. And In five of the games CHF.-NEY RROTIIERS A. A.'s round at Oakmont. He miaaed only model airplanes. He also plays Hamilton, p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 their birth dates are only, a week now and then. By contrast, the sional baseball, many making the dividing the low 149 and ties who Yankee Slaiillum lit September or he grips the ball for, clock Olsen each collected two hits and Mllwauk^#. 7-1, .875. ^ they had to come from behind, or Coboii^l ...... 1 0 0 *D 0 0 annual golf championship will he two fairways with'' his string- halfback for Michigan State. Slrlk#*oulA- -Roh4»rtA. Philadelphia. 6!: KnowTlon. p ...... 1 0 0 <) 0 0 apart. Mathews was born Oct. first time we .saw Mnnager Eddie grade in the big show. Laat year may qualify for the main tourna poaalbly even late In ..August." wise, a fast ball, curve and one RBI. break a tie. to win. played at the Manchester Country straight drives and collected bird slider. The big fellow is well SimmnnA, Philad«»lphia. 58: ErAkin#*. ra.«»p4ll. lb ...... o 10 1 10 13. 1931, at Texarkana. Tex. Stanky of the St. Louis Card.s in the All-Star game. 75 per cent ment from the also rans. Middleton sounded like New The game was one of the best Brookivn,_56; Haddix and Mizeli. St. Against Washington, Bob Lem Paiffonx ...... 0 1 0 0 0 0 this year he was raving about Club on Wednesday. .lune J-f. ies on five holes. on the way. to exceed his 28 63. Mickey came into the world .seven of the . players selected came ti^ As he made his drive on the York was for him. played of the sea.son as each team j Laii on gave up only two hits .but trail Mathews' fielding around third Members of the committee are Bill through the Legion junior pro ONLY. THREE OTHER players victories of last season. (NEA). came up with several fine catches. Ameriraa LeacMe T ^ial.-* !7 $ 9 21 6 3 days later at Commerce. Okla., seventh hole, Ben felt a painful "Randy and I will go where the BaUinffr->Kelt. BoAton. .347; Mantle. ed 1-0 after 7>a innings. The In Kii«(‘iii»«i44i in the same general neck of the base. All of them are saying the .Stevenson, Earl Ballsieper, Bill gram. quite an honor for the many snap in his back. Just above the mairaged to beat par, •&' at the money la,” he said nialter-of-fact- Red Smith and Jimmy Meacham. New York. ..346: Vernon. WaAhinfrtnn, dians loaded the ba.ses with two PowRowlcx. rf ...... 2 0 0 0-0 0 sa.ne things now. The Braves Hall and Frank Cervini. A. A. 37-35—72 Oakmont course, Hobart ('olft, ...... 3 o II woods. sponsoring Legion Posts from shoulders, and from there on his ly. "Sure. I'll work with Solo Red Sox outfielders, each made 345: Slider. Philadelphia, .335; Nleman, out in the eighth and got their 0 0 0 pitchers love him be.st of all. members will have until Saturday j coast to (^ast Manley,.' long-hitting young Sa LEAllN TO DRIVE fine catches on slams thalTlooked Deirolt. .323. Tourlrllot, rf *...... 4 0 n 0 0 0 Each of them entered organized •jhack hurt every time he took a “ Drive with Confidence” mons (Jack Solomons, Ixindon KuriA—Mantle. New York. 46; MinoAo. two runs when pinch hitter Hank E'nhy. r ...... 3 1 0 111 2 0 Mantle, on the other hand, ygt tq register. A field of .50 is ex Whenever Legion baseball la full backswlng. vannah, Oa., amateur who ha's Front Offices Make Deals^ like sure base hits. Sox second ■ .InvRrurkU!*, l b ...... 311300 ball in 1949 and enjoyed approxi SAFE, CP-TO-DATE prom oter), hut I'll go wherever Chicago. 38; Vernon. WaAiilnglon. 35; Majeski scratched a single oft the shows no pronounced signs ’ of pected to tee off. There will be mentioned in Manchester, it Hogan underwent osteopathic played almost no competitive golf sacker Buddy Minor also made a JooAi. Philadelphia and Yost. Washing-1 g]ove of pitcher Johnny Schmltz Jolindrnw. 3b ...... 4 112 10 mately the s.tme minor league severs! prizes and a steak dinner DUAI- CONTROL CARS the purse is bigger." Whrrlft'r. 2b ...... 3 1 2 2 0 0training before they became big being another Joe DiMaggio in wouldn't be complete if Matt treatment at his Pittsburgh hotel this year, came in with 35-35—70 nice catch of a high pop fly off the The Detroit Tigers tried might will be .served to all participanta. Buy 2 Cool Beginners a Specialty The payoffs on big fights in RuriA Bailef! In—Mantle. New York, t*ncnn. If ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 league regulars last season. Whci e centerfield. Despite his . great Morlavty wasn’t brought into the last ni{fht and later reported that for third place on. the 'list. Ed For a single lesson nr com But Managers Take the Fall bat of Pockett. 40: Vollmer. WaAhliigton, .39: RoAcn. ily to expand their one-game-wdn- r'U«atl. p ...... 3 11110 New York usually run two, three 1 0 0 0 o oMathews failed to attract the out .speed, he gels loo many balls picture. Malt has been a fairy two vertebrae which had slipped Furgol and Smiley Quick had Tl’s. plete course bring your driv THE C.ATCH of the night, how Cleveland. 37: Dropo. Detroit. 35: A'er- ning streak at the expense of the Wnltx. rf ...... and even four times whst they non and BuAby, WsAhlngton. 32. right rave.s that Mickey did when knocked over his head. Ca.sey : God-father to the local post for slightly out of line had. been re- Three seasoned pros — Dick ing problem to us. Car fur ever. came in the second inning. Yankees, 'but failed 3-2 when Tom* Tninl.a 2S r>- 5 IX 4 0 PALM BEACH^ would be in I-ondon. HItA—Vernon. WaAhington. 67: Kiienn. he fir.st played part time with the Stengel isn’t joking when he -savs ' years. He's the fellow behind the. atored to their places. Mayer, Claude Harmon and Jerry nished for license tests. New York (NKA)... They're* "For the Cubs, it was a trade of | Little Bobby Hewitt. Cardinal cen Detroit. 66: Nieman. Detroit and Man Gorman stopped them after they VAC ...... I'Jo IMI2 1 6 Although Turpin failed to knock po.«<’iii'*r^k4i ...... INH) 212 0 - .5 Yank.s in '51, t'le big fellow drew] '"ov e Mickey to .short.stdp I .scene who buys the equipment— "I feel fine now and I’ll' be all Barber—equalled the field club’s Day — Evening — Sunday booing n.nfl otherwl.se criticising 1 m m e d I a t e expediency,” said j ter fielder, racing to the fence and tle. New York. 62; BuAby. Washington. had chased starter Vic Raschi. out his French opponent, he ho 58. N*riu.«zko ya.s;.» down and trampling Cqnimlssloner 1 i^own this summer. That wa.s : 'Coach Fortin hopea to mold to- ERNEST A. I-ARSON that the As.soclated Pre.ss .score- which is a brand new pitch. 4’uvarretta wus left with the up over his head making a catch rago and Nieman. Detroit. 15; ('arraa- third place tic with Washinft/m 4 WALLY FORTIN Burke with, a 72 at Oakmont and quel. Chicago and Mantle».New York. on Katie. itHi-tensieln 1. KiutwUon 2., t Ford Frick dur.ing a workout at ! ^ *Blnors, and j gether another fine team under lack of enthusiasm for the extr.a AVTO DRIVINO SCHOOL card gave h'rm I'l-rounds.- Hiimex Front offices. make the deals biggest, hole lit M* dike atlll tin-- that robbed Danny,Renn of a home- by defeating' Philadelphia. .5-1. on Sam Snead and Bobby Locke with 12 i-nsSll 8 ''" " ’ P ‘ ^e spring ■ of ! P°-’'*“ ’ ‘y hMonga now. • the I.,egion banner this season. four week period, two gamea a 36-hole qualifying test ordered by Tel\MI-9-6075 or MI-9-4S70 managed to scrape together three that put. club.s where they are, plugged at shortstop. The opposi-1 ru,n. With two men on base. Card Triples — .lensen. Washington 6: a three-hit effort by Billy Pierce. the USGA this year. That part of 73’s as the Field Club. I.iirher. ' hv lla'^'teiietehi-le.Ran: wiMi'52. Frick, still nursing hi.s J, " - However, .some of the h0"s eligible week, has been aet up and winning rounds. One was called even. but down through the years the tion at once eommenred over-1 shortstop Jimmy Florence made a Rivera, ('hlcago. PhMIey. Philadelphia The Boston Red Sox outlasted the the tournament ends toda.” with They didn't have to worry much' at $2995•och and Vernon. Washington. 4: Kox. Chira- . Tiitf’hf'.ilches,8, Ca.enll; limpin'.*. • M<'l.'.*ki- hrul.ses a week later, made him- i-** •• -a-*. to trv out for the squad have dlatrict teama will see further ac managers have taken the fall. shifting on two Bruins, Hank | fine stop and throw to third for a Browns in 93 degree St. Louis XHIlki*. Hogana and. others of the group today. But the only one o f 300 o. ^Noren, New York and Wertz, St. ; self quite a prophet by predicting :VIHC*I llclll. rSiH StS v>;s t i:r iia v ’8 Ri:8ri.T8 passed up the opportunity for some Tins is the open season on the Sauer and Ralph Klner, Instead of r putout. This play also robbed Renn f.outs, 3. heat. 6-5. Nsliensl tion in the atate tournament of who plaj'fd at Oakmont yrstefday title aspirants with no worries at ------:------. I Mathews was going to be out- , Brooktyii in. I'lnclniinil . unltnown reasons. This may not be hara.ssed pilnl.s, with Fred Hutch one. The other aide kept right on! o f a hit. Home Runs—ZerniaJ. Philadelphia. 13: Milwaukee protected its one 6 district winners. shifting to the Plttsbu-gh ^eid all was defendmg champion Julius Rosen. Cleveland'. 12: Doh\, Cleveland. ' standing. Pitlsliiiiph 7. Si. I^nil.* 4. a smart move foT boys who plan . Mfiny .'.'oungatera in. the newly- inson of Uie Tigers and the Cubs' running, as the hall was hll to all I T vvo games are on tap in the Lit- •game. National League lead, whip Mihvzrrk"'4. .-New York 2. d u b and Ha rbert and the Field Boros; He isn't requiiwd to qualify. 9^: Mantle.'New York.'8: Cernnrt. Bos • Each of them led his league' In Bowie Offieta Is I Any kind o f a bafteb.ali future'. Ma- formed Intermediate B a a e b a 11 Phil Cavarretta the plainest tar flelds, save when Hal Jeffcoat Wr s | tie League tonight. At Memorial ton. W'erix and Krvhoskl, St. Louis, 7. ping the New York Giants, 4-2, Pldlnrlelphin in, rhicagn ft. Club rection moving to Oakmont. OF MANCHESTER |:striliing out last aea.son, Mathews .tineriraR j .lor league ivory huntera are out League which starta Sunday are b gets. There's gonna be some plared In renter for defensive pur Field. Fairfield Market and Man Stolen Bases—Rivera, ('hicago. 11: after second place Brooklyn had There waa every indication that FLETCHI »LASS CO. Minoso. Chicago. 9; Phlllev. Philadel SIGNS whiffing 115 times and Mantle <'|.'velanrt 2. XVaNhingli.n 1. beating the biishea these da-a for eligible for the Legion team. Coach STEEL SASH changes made. poses. chester Auto Part.s will meet in a phia. 7: Mantle. New York. 5: Um- snapped Cincinnati's five game B.sltimore, June 10 f/Pi After N.-W York -3. Detroit 2. a score of a b ou t. 158 would be It wasn't HuU'hln.son's fault ALL KINDS 111. Playing with a lifele.ss club in new talent and one of their favor Fortin reports he still has aeveral US WEST MTODt ! TITRNPIKE WINDOW OLASS It used to be that the managers, National League battle. The Amer phleit. Boston. .lensen. Wa^»hingtoii. winning atreak with four home more than a month of silence, ('tiica;;o .ft. PhlladelplUa 1. needed to qualify for the final 72 that the rich Detroit franchi.se Michaels. Philadelphia and (troth,.. Su Bo.“ton. Mnthcw.s hit only in 6, 1S<. Lo»i5 5. ite Slots is s diamond where Le- uniforms open and hopes more In Phone M itchell 9-7 79 ■ the men held responsible and who ican League will play its game ;un.«, JO-6. ED'S SIGN CO. Larry MacPhail complained yr.s- holes. That meant Hogan couldn't farm system was permitted to dry Isoiiis. 4. streaks and clo.sed with an tinim- j g'.on ba."Cbat| is being plB’ -ed. Man- termediate Leaguers will report knew best, either made or sug which wa.s postponed from Sun Pitching hopat and Ford. New York. A three-run pinch hit homer by terdav the Maryland Racing Coni: AmFrii'An afford to do any worse than he did CARTERS up n the vine and practically die. Edi^ie Pellagrini helped the Pitts MItcholl 3-8268 pre.ssive .24 2 average. Mickey. T, Prt. <;rl che.'ter l.s no evreptlon. Each sea for the next Legion practice. Boys AUTO GLASS (complatcly installBd) gested the swaps or purchases (iav. The Dodgers will trv to pin i g;:'- '.W*'; ('levoiaml. 1 (W; surrounded by champions, po.sted nibdraiy ami ma- on the first round—one , of the It wasn't Hutch who so .suddenly • - _ - _ ' . Stuart. St. I.OUI.. and Moreno. Waaiiina- burgh Pirates end their five game NhW \ ( H k ...... r»5 U .761 son scvet'al bird dops from the ma- are eligible to compete In both the they believed would benefit the the first lo.ss on the Red Sox c • r licious In barring him i rom Bowie t ...... 2!) 16 .644 5>a worst he has had In comper'itlqn In gave up on an outfit that finished "t ton. 3-0. l.Oilti. 'ors contact this dana'tment for MIRRORS (Fir4plaeB— door— medBrns) club. Perhaps he could sacrifice a Charter Oak Field. . Both games] Strikeouts--- Pierre. t’hif'M^o. ,54; losing spell at the expense of the ------——- — ^------'race track. U'liehitK^toii ...... 27 ::i ..540 10 Intermediate and Legion pro- recent vears. Work o iit h e s i the l..eglon Junior schedule. Thev - second, beaten no more than three bit of hitting in return for Infield ITrurks, St. Isouis. 44; Ciay, Detroit. 42: St..Louis Cardinals, 7-4. Philadel ! The commission on April .30 Chlcnc** ...... 27 2:i .540 10 grama. •T WASN’T BEARING, DOWN,” will start at B o'r’ock. Kfi.-ilon ...... 26 24 .520 11 • want a look at some of the boys GLASS FUjINITURE TOP games, as recently as three sea execution. Maybe he could com- t.emon, (Cleveland, 41; Master.son. phia edged Chicago, 10-9. on Del found .VlacPhall had been guilty of .Championship Is the goal of the Ben commented wryly. "Some Red .So\ I7» WCshinglon. ,39 Phi'ftflflphiH ...... 21 29 .420 16 and someday they will grab off a j^or Painters, sons ago. Hutch didn't engineer pen.sate for a little inexpert out- AR r; H PO A K Ennis'' ninth inning home run. conduct delrimenta) to horse B e ihl L o iii.<8 ...... 19 :u .2S0 18 Legion nine again this season. This times you can’t make yourself do FRAMES mode for your prints .or pointings 0 2 2 0 standout, player. Manv promising the trnn.saction.s that .sent ' away fielding on the part of a sorely Si«»h*mon.’*on. . i 1 After spotting the Yankees two ing hy u.sing profane language in !-)• troif ____ ...... 11 28 .224 25'g can only he. achieved if the b*.st it. I feel that way about some good and sustaining players after Poller. 1!> . . n 0 2 7 0 n NfltiliHHl ha'l plsvcrs are lost "in the CaiUMters, PIuiRbcrs MIRRORS for your froims. or FRAMES MADE needed power hitter. Smiih, rf .. . i~' \ 1 ] 0 0 runs in the first Inning the Tigers a clubhouse argument. It on- • Mihvinikuf* ...... :\2 15 .681 local playera participate with the tournaments - and here you have bad. 0 n bushes" because the.y; do not have squad. Owners and general managers, Renn. AS . . . . n 1 0 4 squared matters in the fourth. But I tinned hi.s suspension of privileges HrtMikhn ...... 22 17 .652 1 to bear down s6me oh you don't for your mii^ors. But when an aggregation goes ’ .MrDowrIl. r . .1 2 4 0 0 Sport Schedule | Gorman took over with two runs r'hU.?’)phiH ...... 26 18 ..591 4‘ j most of whom don’t know a bail (Ulna.*. 3h ] 1 1 I) I at the track for a total of 17 day.s Si. Loui.fi ...... 25 *' .522 qualify.," fM into a protracted tailspln and is 1 o home, one out arid a man on base 2 ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN pla.’er from a bull fight, now buy M'arhani. If . ^ 0 0 0 0 ' during tlie spring meeting. N- Nv Yol k ...... 2H 24 .4<>9 9 shared Hogan’s opinion of the on- Knocked out of the race by early n 0 1 Tonight and hold the cellar dwellers hit- 1 t'iiirinmiM ...... and trade in the dark. f’in.l’h,';,' ,f . n 1 2 MaiPhail had twice failed to IN 27 .400 12 shaced Hogan's opinion of the one- Open All Day Saturdays and TlH^rsday Evenings June, someone has to go. and the . n 0 0 0 0 0 Auto Parts vs. Fairfield’s, 6 - less and helpless until the ninth. lMM.' . Memoriai Field. They managed a pair of singles in 21 .211 17 and doe.s the best he can. and never Uttered''a word about TttOAV'S CA.MKS Several Braves Certain the manager. Totals 7 n IR 7 2 Silk City vs. Deci's, 6 ;LS— Char the ninth but couldn’t mova the what happened on April 11 when _ ' Nnllimjil It i.sn't. Cavarretta's fault that Perennial second division club.«» 1 M) ter Oak. 51 ilunuke** «t Viirk — Birkfmh- toward the second division for the Ileuitt. rf . , , . fi 0 0 2 0 II 6 :1S Robertson Park. rouie against the Yankees for the I charge.s he was drunk and a.s.saull- rn*'i**r (l-2i V8. Hop (2-2). To Win All Star Spots seventh straight season. But for system to the front office. Mozzer, Ih . .1 0 1 4 1 0 Red Sox vs. Dodgers, Char second time this season and lo.«l Si lA'iiit M Pilt.^hureh (niKlit) Prri»- PnrkejT r , . . . 3 1 1 2 2 0 6 ed a state trooper. Ivi* <.3-5) V.8. Dif'k.^dii (4-6i 4tf Frlf'nrl t,he fact that there'll always be a o 2 ter Oak. his eighth straight game. Florence. . 0 n 0 He ended his silence yesterday n-6) Milwaukee, June 10 i.P> —.Mil Pittsburgh, at least for another Arider.Ann. 3l» . 3 n 0 2 0 0 ThiiriKlay, .lune 11 Home runs rtune wholesale at ('fiK'aS') H( riiilmlHphiA (2-tw i-iiifchl i SWITCH n 1) (1 2 hv issuing a prepared statement lead the polling in tlie city and GARDEN NEEDS year or two. the Chicago Nationals Last Night's Fights Flnlev. 2b . . . 2 1 Yankees vs. Dodgers, -Char- neld with the Dodgers getting Ilnt'kiT <2-9i Atwl KlipRtPin <4-4j v.«. waukee hasebnll fans have come of ‘‘SAFE-BUY’’ Krau.s*:. 2b . 1 1) (t 0 1 (I 6 attacking the rommi.ssion. He .said Aiiil (4-3j. slate. 1 easily rouVd finish- la.st. n 0 n 0 ' ter Oak. getting ftuir and Clnrlnnatt two. HE PE 'M. Rothman. . 1 0 OfilOINAL NO LIMINO the two present odmmissioner.s :ire AmFrlrno |'*ge.-and"hallot h()xes for tlil.s Every man -oh the team is s i Cavarretta no doubt has repeat Turner^ a .. .. . 1 0 0 0 0 0 One of the Cinrinnati blows w as hy 4TOLD N»'W '5'i»ik ft! Detroit —8frln (6-2) vr. Coats and Trousers By THE .ASSOCIATED PRESS 0 0 0 (I 0 Friday, .lime 12 unqualified and should resign. year’s major league AILSiar game edly told WId Nlattheivs that the B. add'. rf .'__ . e»0 Ted Kiuszewakh his 17th of the H**»*ft (3-3). ’ good betrto draw sizeably in this i London Randy Turpin. 160, C. Rothman. 0 0 1 () 1 1 Fairfield's vs. Moriarty’s, 5— ni St. Louis <2-tw’i-niKht’)—Pnr- Cubs’ shrieking need is a short year- It tied him for the league will reflect the result. Great Britain, outpointed Charles I n<'l! (7-3) 1111(1 liiidyoii (1-4) v.«. Pil|n(tF well-nigh h.ysterical community USED CARS stop, where the brass has gone 24 1 s 15 5 2 lead with Brooklyn’s * Roy Cam I (1-2) an»i Tnu’kfi (5-3) or Dniii^r (fM)). ThI.ft will be the aiea's first Rothman In Rth. 1 Te^Pl*. 9 :iS -R o b e rt- w-hich has major league basebail Enjoy along with Roy Smalley for a half Humez, ISO's. France. IS i For | a-Sirurk out for M riularlcIphiH At t'hlrAKfi- K^Mlrifr (6-5) chance to vote for local favorites. British version of world middle- ] (Jardinal...... ntn 000—1 I aon PSrk panella and Milwaukee’s Eddie or Brvrl (4-6) vf. ("onRiifpra (l-Oi. in its front yard for the firat time GARDEN HOSE — LAWN SPRINKLERS dozen campaigns. A rapable short Red Sox ...... 031 2lX—7 Mathewi. ’The other The other was Fans, who in the past 20 years (n .50 years weight title). Miller’s vs. JNassiffs, 8:15 — Barstow Says \VA!>hini;ton at ('Dvt'land tniirht) <— FOR CARE-FREE SUMMER DRIVING stop would bring to maturity j niin« hailed in. PtK’keii. Solomonson. Charter Oak. by Gua Bell. Carl Furillo, Gil W L i n B t o ' w . Dixon <3-1) V8. CarriA (6-3). took only secondhand interest in POWER LAWN MOWERS — UNDERGROUND Los Angeles Babv Fftce Gulier- 1 Potter. Smith. MrDoweii. Olsen. Minor: Rookie Bill Bruton, sensational Wrigiry pitching with tremendous I iwo-hase hit. Ifiirlbert; home run. Saturday, June 15 Hodges, Pee Wee Reeae and Duke the selection of teams, are expect potential. r^z, 121^2* San Di6go, oiitpointcu I . .•ncrifir'e". Potter: double Snider cleared the feneea for ed to swamp the tabulating crews center fielder tabbed recently by - G A R iA G E RECEIVERS Auto Parts vs. Legion, 5:30— Chicago's ..Hank Sauer as the key. Ai'corhplished shortstops are as Billy "S w e e t Pea" Peacock, J-2L 4-t>tav#. .Krauito. ~M.uuiBr,-Pockott. Ander- Memorial TTeld...... Brmiktyn...... — __ ^ Scau Stiunm eii "IT'S THE with ballots for the Mllw’aukee Philadelnhia 10 ‘.-on; loft on ha.-os. Cardinsla 8. R-Iowa State did' .Personnel Director Matthews FATHFIR’S DAY, JENE 21 Philadelphia but didn't have the run as Philadelphia defeated Chi- ttniaiaam of the fans In this bab.y righthander Max Surkont (7-1) 1952 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR SEDAN Rawlings, 146'*, Chicago, Drew,; teams finished the 1952-53 sports city of the majors makes it vir Original gray.-paint. Radio -and -defroster-. Very, low Rk A C . I do'? He paid Maratjna R year ■ with- -a 60-39 -overall -reeordr ,pltchixig...tc. .hold the. PJSmif a. P « e . i ago 10-9...... ftU. .»rp .ptftSRible choices of . Brook-.. I $ l0O,f)'00^ freed him or^wo lopsidecl tually cFrtaJri tlie ■B'r'riv'es''wni 'wind the golfers leading the way with Fohdv era.shed a~ p a ir lor the lyn’s Chuck Dressen, who'll, han mileage. Easy terms.-...... salaries ' and gave up\ six hired- Brooklyn I Ridgewood GrTive) — ,50 FEEL up with one of the clup's best an mark. loser.s with Ralph Klner and Ran- During the. 1952 aea.son. 25 grand dle the Nationals. hand.s for 'luiother staticitiary out Jimmy Herring. 159, Brooklyn, 11-1 repre.sentations in recent years. some Jack.son getting one each. slam home runs were hit in the Only one B-ave has been elected fielder. a catciier, a pitcher who no out|winted Sal Di Martino, 154. Top - - niinied in 1952 CHEVROLET 2-D0%R SEDAN Let us prapem you for your liconso tost, individual n.,t The ,19,50 elul. failed to land . y r CARLSON R CO. ? ,p„, Braves V the 1918 i Black. Very low mileage. Radio, heater, TIRE SURPLUS SALE instruction on Insured dud-control cor ' by oxpori* BOWLING GREEN faced Mathews, in his big league : _ Tommy Holmes- in ' Fits Better Than seat rovers, good t ir e s ...... $ 1 5 9 5 44 !8TOCK Pf.ACE - A SAVING OF $100 to $400— oncod trdnod instructiBr* Absduto serfoty. Day or 6.54 CKNTER 8TREET sophomore yea^, is a prime right field, catcher Phil Masi. favorite here and a dead nneh to ^ pitcher .lolinny Sain and Elliott— BELOW MARKET PRICES. VOLUME BUSINESS ■-i. ■ Suits Costing HUNDREDS OF NEW TIRES MUST GO AT ovoning lossons. saw All-Star action. i 1949 MERCURY STATION WAGON h•»6v6 MAUtmiMMIU e—ti m Mt n Kt... tom. , Three yetergns of - the present IS THE REASOI^ WE CAN OFFER THESE PRICES Factory rebuilt motor, radio and heater. ^ T I O ^ CORONER AUTO SCHOOL CLOSED _ ?• club- -5ndy Pafko^Walker Coqperi MuchMore! Beautiful 'tSack' 'flnllilb'riUmy - teniiii. -Vi .hnd SrO" 'Gordon • weix ’ All-Star TEL. Mltdidl f-40T0 the new 1953 performers \tlth other .te'ahfis. ' . I)own Payment Full Price If No Answer Call Hartford 7-.3680 (Collect) JUNE t to AUG. 22 PaJko was a third ba.seman in lfl.il Dodfre Club Coupe— 1.5,000 miles $340 S I 695 1951 MERCURY STATION WAGON 1948, the same year Cooper Was a Patented collar and ehouldcr * 5 0 % WHITE WALLS Reaervationa For Lea^uea: catcher with New Y’ork. and an Ifl.51 Ruick ^uper 4-I)r.— , . Original black paint. Radio and heater. 4 1 1 7 0 ^ CARRIER outfielder in 1949-.50 while with R. H, Dynaflow ...... $.360 $17 9 5 construction tailors in hand- An exceptionally riedn car...... • FIRST U NE PREMIL'MS and BLEMISHED Call 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. -first roum air conditioner Chicago, and Gordfm landed an lfl.51 Chevrolet 4-Dr.— R. and H...... 427.5 $12 7 5 nome drape, nattering " fit, - (Plus Tsxea and Exchange) ib. outfield berth in 1949 a.s a Giant, Ml-.l-tSSZ to cool, fUtor, dihumidify i - - lfl.50 Dodge 2-Dr.— Like n e w ...... $2.50 $1195 aeldom found In suits costing NOW IS THE TIME| 1951 CHEVROLET BEL-AIRE HARD TOP After 5 P. M. Mi-9-0372 13.50 Plymouth Club Coupe— Jet Blatk $2.50 $ 1 1 9 5 Radio and heater, two tone paint, low mileage. A O C I TO PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR ovtry breath of air twice! much more. Besides,, you get i fl.50 Chevrolet 4-Dr.— R, H, PowerRlide $275 $12 9 5 Easy terms...... 2 5 % Allan Upton, Manager Palm Beach’s famed cool- ~' (Pliia Taxra and Exchange) — • — Tha new CaTrier mounts flush 1348 Dodge 2 -D r.- ■eas and wrinkle reilstanee with tha sill, takas no space in R, H, new motor j o b ...... $175 $795 1951 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER V-S AMESITE tha room. Runs so quietly you — plus a wardrobe of 4 smart f-Door, Radio and henter, autonutlc drive. SPECIAL PRICES ON USED TIRES can hardly hear it. New design •utflts for the price of S Original blue paint...... fits any window quickly, easily. As Is — As Traded Specials - SERVICE - Q. With one strike and one DRIVES Telephone today for immediate aulta TYDOL FLYING A GASOLINE WHI N VU V, \NT1T! k U ' ball on the batter, the pitcher ex 1348 Stude. Champ.— R, H. O D ___ $135 S695 1952 FORD 4-DOOR SEDAN • EFFICIENT GUARANTEED ' installation. changes places with the center fielder."After the batter has been 1348 Nash Amb. 4-D r.-R , H...... $75 $575 Beautiful 3-tone paint. RELIABLE WORK MACHINE SPREAD ..S Salts S59.90— Single Suit 929.95 • f cnili r i\\'-«rk f* GoRr«ai«a4 1-.3 and 1-2 H.P. in .slock. put out. or has reached' first - base. 1347 Olds “ 76" 2-Dr. Low mileage. - ...... $ 1 5 9 5 CAR WASHING POWER ROLLED Ad)u9fobl# lowi $1.60 • Wheel \lii r’rn.r' Dos t LOOK far trasUe! I he"-original pitcher moves back R, H, hydramatic ...... None N ■ - Snop on S 1 00 Immediate delivery.* $2.') to the pitcher's box. Is this legal? S495 Wet Wash 11.00—Car Chamoised $1.50 WE HAVE THE PROPER EQUIPMENT by (ry**** ** ■** *<** <**' ••ilot *Re|;. T. M. Goodall-Sanford, Inc. • W h. ( I U p; A, Yes. The only require 1346 Pontiac 4-Dr.— R, H...... None $495 fr»m warn (ir*s . . . SWA9 l*r_ Mohair, rayon, acetate and 6 ^ 1951 MERCURY SPORT COUPE I ~ AND KNOW HOW—DONT DELAY—CALL TODAY down putfi one in your home ment Is that the relief pitcher 1346 Plymouth 4-Dr. R, H...... $95 ------' -^W hile Walls 50c Extra • » , I U' . r i $595 ■yloB, In most styles. 8 pass., beautiful blue paint. Radio, heater, Merco-u VQ C must remain until the man at bat 1940 Plymouth 4-Dr.,^—R, H...... N one I. matte. Many other extraa Driven only 15.000 miles. ^ 1 / 7 9 TERMS UP TO 34 MONTHS or office. 2 years '^o pay. SAFE, NEW Is retired or reai'hes first haae. $95 W'E FE A T U R E : Tydol Jet Artinn Ethyl Gaahline, Veedol Motor Q. What has been the mo.st num 1937 Old.smobile 4-Dr...... t..... None $69 OMa, Federal Tires and Tubes. ^Car washing, expert lubrication. PLACE YOUR FREE ber of batters Vic Raschi “has re tired consecutively? I “Everj'thlng good for your’ car.” KELLYS! I ORDER NOW ESTIMAm ^ A. The Mg I'ankee righthander lin e o d i reilred .52 straight bailers— last , HiANCHfcSlKR -12 on Aug. 4 and first 20 on Aug. TURNPIKE MU MAIN RT,. BARSToWs 9, 1950. so lim en e; INC. HAMCV1WTKB. COKK. THOMAS COLLA TIRE ond RECAPPING .Q,. How many club batting rec MORIARTY Quey’s T ydol Service AUTO BODY WORKS Jm»t North Of P.| 0. DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALER - CONSTRUCTION COMPANY . ■ «r' Broad Street— Tel. MI-9-4S34 ord.* -does .Rogers Hornsby still lenney s 1 • - t , , T a L l U i c k i l S -k lS ( !• U t M I " r .rr b d ld ? ‘“ . 510 HARTFORD ROAD— T I L MI-9-R231 A ■ ’ 1 634 CENTER ST— T E L MI-3.5101 M l J ■ i •PHONE MANCHESTER. Ml^f-SEld Est. 1922i Phone; ^ e MI-9*72.31 ' A'.' Three— Cardinals, -.4T4' In ‘■I.’. MEN’S, SHOP- 1934: Braves, .387 in '28; and Cubs. _ m O N E 3 - 7 0 4 3 A80 In ’29. ^ ■ . .. ■' , l4, '■ t ■ T r ■ !' r ' . : ' \ i / i—i-il I T\ !U ■ ' >: I »
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1953 PAGE TWENTY-TWO ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)NN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 19531 PAGE TWENTY-THRiat Aatoaobiica for Salo 4 Auto Aceemories—Tires -A Florists—Nurseries 15 BBsincss Opportunities 82 Help Wanted— FemsI* 35 Help Wanted—Male S6 Artlclco tor Slilo ” 45 Honsehold Goods 51 REGISTERED Collie at stud. Sable Household Good* 51 Business Loeatiena Houses tor Salo 72 Houses ior Sale 72 ' Suburban for Sale 19S0 FORD CLUB coupe, excellent, BATTERIES—Famous makes, SO',, FI.OWERS AND Vegetable plants, BOLTON, CONN. WAITREISS w a n t e d -P art time. for Rent <4 75 ______I^gal Notica_____ ^ S.,095; 1946 Ford cluO coupe, very off. Exchange. As low as 50c 25c doz. $t*.50 hundred. Geranium Apply Cavey's, 45 East Center and white, from champion stock. NEW 17” Emerson telavririon, PAY ONLY $18.87 MONTH BOLTON Classified RARE BUSINESS street. UNUSUAL REAL ESTATE Call Doris Cuater. Mitchell 9-0373. $169.95, includes tax and guaran- BED, BEDSPRING and drataar. "VERNON—Center Road. Owner OF^ PBOSATB Holi clean, $495, Cole Motors, 436 Cen weekly. Cole Motors. 4.38 Center and other greenhouae plants. Ever AND THIS BEAUTIFUL STORE FOR Rent, Main atreat lo. Two homes nestling in tha hilla MANCHESTER greens 18-24 in. 'high. 50c each. OPPORTUNITY S k . Terms to suit you. Mitchell Mltchan 3-8584. will sacrifice large lot and base ^*5ln and for Um ter afreet, Mitchell 9-0980, street. Mitchell 9-098Q. 3 ROOMS BRAND NEW caMon, approximately lO'S" r. 43’. of Bolton. Excellent location, bus ment of planned ranch house. District of Ifenclicster, on the M 8-3091, .379 Burnside avenue, East Consisting of ballroom bar. and WANTED Woman to work In dry POSITION 9-0980. Sparkling quality-built 6 room dsy of June. A.D., 1953. ^ Advertisements cleaning store. Full time. Call Live Stock—Vehicles 42 ••LUXURY” FURNITURE IS BRAND NEW 1963 G. E. vacuum Suitable for office, radio, T.V. or seiwice available. Both are four Drive out and see It. Madeline Present. JOHN J, WAL1.BTT. Judas. CHEVROLET '51, 2 door sedan, has Hartford. grill > and adjoining building with YOURS home. Very conveniently located. .Power-Glldti.. heater., Hood... tiren. Gnrnitr.s—Service Mitchell 9-5172, ,or Mitchell 9-0637. with established largje development FEAT HUMUS, excellent coil con- clapner, never unpaiskad; bird appliance, store. For furthei de- room non-cxpandable with com- Smith. Realtor. Mitchell 9-ffl42 CLASSIFIED ADVTr- fuivti^hed-apartmenta («ll-ren t^ i. •HEREFORDS----- 3^rlings,-«Uars,- booJr’what' you get!------—~~ -tailarMItchell-9'‘8078. ------ttnatlon—wlndowr— One aelWTBf low mileage. Also '51 Studebaker, iind'" b'diaing' 'cWporalibn'.'" Salary” draonen top dresamR,"94per yardr cag6r"poT«rrog6t"MircH#ir 1-SI90. large bedroom^ dining room or den, -t)r'MItchBtl'”3-4679'.------h .**|mlnl8tr*trix having exhlMtWl DEPT. HOURS Storage 10 Proj|5erty. haa special oil steam tbp choice quality,' register-, minimum two yards. $1.25 per $9,700 and the other for $10,990. sedan' V-8, like new, extra clean. RpofinK—Sldinir W heating syatem. Excellent, income basis. Duties include selling de 1953 REFRIGBaiATOR tile bath.” Second floor, two bed h<-r administration accountwlth tiu8 WANTED Waitreaa. Evenings. ed bulla. Willimantlc HArriaon bushel. Mitchell 3-6515. GRADUAT:I0N g i f t . Popular FOR RENT—Second floor loft 40 Tkis last one hat a breezeway and HEBRON—6 room Cape Cod, Knot ellowanee. it la 8:15 A. M. to 4:.30 P. M. Brunner Packard, 358 E. Center from any one of theae businessea velopment homes, making con TELEVISION SET rooms and lavatory. Oversized two ORDERED: That the 29th day RAY'S ROOFING Company. Gut Call Mitchell 9-8127. 3-3217. grey walnut or limed oak cedar X 60. Suitable offices,' light manu- garage. Don’t worry about the ty pine recreation room in base et street. GARAGE FOR Rent. 81 Benton which can he bought separately or tracts. financial contact work. If BEDROOM SUITE factiiring. Information, Backer, car garaga with amesita drive. A ment. (Chrysler Air-Temp heat. SO 7,904, 1963. at ten o'clock, forenoon, at street, or Mitchell 9-7159. ter work, roof and chimney re you like people, this la the oppor USED SINKS, bath tuba, wash LIVING ROOM SUITE cheat*. 21^ extra daap storage terms, w# -can tailor them to fit i f ', Peobate Office In the Mt^Slnal COPY CLOSING TIME In one parcel; including all, equip SUNSETT RANCH Riding Stable. apace. Wars $84.95, now $39.83 M Oak atreat. . 'nice let beautifully landscaped. acres land. Three car garage and Buildina in said Manchester, be taS 19.50 CHEVROLETS. tudors, two to pairs. E'ree eatmiatea gladly tunity for you. Age 21-40. Salary Merrow Road, Tollahd, Conn. For tuba, totlat bowl. Jones Furniture 5 PC. DINETTE SET your income. ment, both buildings snd plot ap Help Wanted—Male S6 and Floor Covering, 36 Oak street. aach. For Fathar’6 Day, wa have ShO'wn by appointment. workshop. Direct front owner. Two th2 •ir’ * ** “ •*g'''d for a hearing Ml FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. choose from, in excellent condi given. Ray Hagenow, Mitchell commensurate with ability. Call week days $1.50 per Hpur, Satur CEDAR CHEST, UNOLEUM TW ) BAY Sc.vlca atatlon for the allowance of said adoilntatratleh tion and fully equipped. Priced to Motorcycle*— Bicycles 11 prox. 300 X 300' located right on comfortabla platform rockers and miles north of Hebron on East MON. THRU FRI. 9-2214. Ray Jackson, Mitchell well-traveled highway (Roiiles 6 days, holidays and Sunda>'s, $2 ROTAL AND 8mith<cal owners. See Bob 3-832.5. MECHANICAL per hour. Horses bought, sold and KITCHEN CABINET AUCE CLAMPET .<“»*''.'buuon. ana 10:.30 A. M. OUver, Center Motor Hales, 461 and l4A>. Owner is retiring hut MR. HATHA WAY-MI-9-5444 able and standard typewriters. to $109.96 In tapaatriea and plastic. opportunity to operate your own Broker Realtor IJ'** Cou'-t direct, thit nMi« of* iB BOY'S BICYCLE 28' $15. Call will take 20 year 1st mortgage traded. Call Rockville 5-9886. DISHES Montgomery Ward Furniture bustneas. Capital, required. In 244 MAIN STREET R(X!KVILLE—Carol Drive, near In? for aald h«a( MaTn street. ROOFING, .Siding and carpentry. All maksa of adding machinea r,.' person, known to bk SATURDAY 9 A. M. Mitchell 9-0489. after, reaaonable down pavment. ASSEMBLER sold or raatad. Rapalra on all And other articles to complete your Dapt. centive rental. Special training if Phones MI-3-S416 and Phone MI-9-4543 bus line, one year old Cape Cod, interested therein to appear and ni 1950 CHEVROLET Tudor, low mile Alterations and additions. Ceil Inveatigate this opportunity by home. inexperienced. Call Hartford Residence MI-9-7751 four finished, two unfinished, fire (hereon hy pubMahlng a copy 3 EXPERIENCTED Counter man. Ponltry and Sopplies 43 makea. MartoWa. place, full cellar, oil heat, hot t(j(, order in some newspaper havina a TOCR COOPERATION WILL age, excellent, $1,195. 1947 Buick Business Services Offered 18 ings. Workmanship guaranteed. calling: Young man, mechanicall.v REGULAR PRICE WAS $1,069.95 9 X 12 Roa« Twist Rug. Reg. $107.- 7-3236 or write to Gulf Oil Corp., A. A. Dion, Inc., - 299 Autumn meat department, Saturdays. NEW'.TWO Bedroom ranch, eoii- NB3VLY REDECORATED duplex. water heater, connection for waah- r,ieculailon In said Dlstrmt, at laatit BE APPRECIATED sedan, clean. $695. Terms to suit inclined to ^^anaemble small Mancheater Public Market, 805 BROAD-BRESTED Bronze Tur 'VENETIAN BUNDS 70—Special $75.0^Q. 500 Waterirent street. New Hav five days before th# day of -said heat^ street. Mitchell 3-4860. 'BUT -raE PRICE venleiitly located. Full basement, 5 and 6. Oil heat. Centrally locat er and dryer, screens, blinds, you. Cole Motors, 436 Center WINDOW SHADES oqade to orde.' parts. Wiring and soldering Main street keys, fresh frozen, 10 to 22 Highest Quality Only en, Conn.)|F In*, and by mallin* In a reaisterad 1^ JACK FEINBKRG FOR EVER'YTHING NOW 9 X 12 Green Twist Rug. Reg. hatchway, hot water heat. Imme ed—near school. Nice neighbor shrubs. Newly redecorated. Price lYiIII’ -tune 13, i$53, acopr street. and Installed. Venetiari blinds pounds. Schaub'a Turkey Farm, Also Reconditioning hood. Call Mitchell S-8820. *bl» "cder to G. Harriet Chall^j? Dial MI- and curtain rods. 24 hour service. GREAT EASTERN ^•xperience helpful. Weal ^ork- ^ u > YOU change job. IS ONLY - $167.70—Special $78.00. diate occupancy, $11,900. ' Phone $11,500. Rockville 5-9604. 3-5121 Real E.state 188 Hillstown Road. Tapes and Cords by Yard ' t$6.37 . Warren E. Howland, Realtor. Manchester. C ^ , 1941 CHEVROLET (2) Fbrdora 1 Estimates gladly given. Fagan ROOFING AND ing conditions and plea.sant a day guaranteed rommiaaion and . , 6 ROOM Cape Cod, five finished, 1127 Main St., Hartford Call FREE STORAGE TIL WANTED 9 X 14 Gieen Twist Rug. ^ e g . • OFFICE SPACE Mitchell 3-6600 any time. fS?‘Rob?;'t’'H*"^h:rifS;f"“*" ^ club coupe. Inexpensive tranapor-* Window Shade Oo Route 44 at CONSTRUCTION CO. surroundings. expenses? If so, I have an oppor excellent condition. Insulated and JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. tation at a price you can afford. Bolton Notch Mitchell 9-4473. 2-8.338 or 2-2094 tunity for you. Apply in writing. Articles for Sale 45 SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT $125.00—Special $89.00. fireplace. Steam oil heat, screen Wanted—Real Estate 77 24 OAK STREET > , riN DELL MFC. CO. A FASCINATING BH room ranch I«8t and Found 1 Douglas Motors. .333 Main. YOUR OWN Rusinesa. 100<‘'r iron Box C, Herald. MI-3-4865 Phone Me Immediately FOR RENT with large, enclosed porch, attach and atorm windowa, Venetian OONSIDBRING BELLUra COMPLETE Hand and power lawn (Your House Doctor) clad. Money back guarantee. Well GRAY RESEARCH and ‘ h e r ^ ‘ 485 East Middle Turnpike Hartford 6-0358 9 X 12 Oreen Tone-on-Tone. Reg. ed garage. Lot 220' frontage x IBO blinds, full basement. Hardwood DiAirlrt LOST—Pair of glasses, between 1949 CHEVROLETS De Luxe Tu MECHANIC'S HELPER wanted. ■ $98.50—SpecUl $69.80. ^ TOUR PROPERTY? dty of Jun^of ‘ ‘ •jdeb^er, on tha 4th mower aalea and aervice. Motors rated firm will eatahliah local After 7 P. M. 46-4690 depth. Nicely landscaped. Excel floors and plastered walls. Oarage Without obligation to you, we Robert Road and High School. dors fully equipped. If we can't tuned and overhauled. Pick-up and Specializing: In man in own business operating DEVELOPMENT CO. Apply Carlson * Co., 44 Stock • A.s little a.8 $1 weekl.v buys HAND MADE leather and corda If you have no means of transpor- 164 East Center Street lent construction. On bus line. Be and ameelte drive. Beautifully .^ALLETT. Judge. Finder please call Mitchell 3-67.35. sell voii one of these WE GIVE delivery aervice. Gibson's Garage. hand baga to match your ensem- 9 X 12 Green Caived Oitton. Reg. will appraUa or mafca you a caah Msn7h»i - H'be L (Jiielenaen. lata of .. LIFETOE route of new .5c dispensers han . .^.**^*'...... I a power mower. Make mowing tatioiv X'U. aend my auto foe. you. ing sold below original cost. War landscaped yard. On hue line. » J!.?*'* Dleirlct. deceased. TTp : Douglas Molori, 333 Main. Mltcheli 3-5012...... ■hle. Made to order. MRcheit $117.00:^8)>eetiil 169.98.' Price $14;0()0. Phone 9-8741. offer for property. Sea us befqra LOST- PASS BOOK No. .SS773. Aluminum Clapboards dling fast-moving confections. H il 1 ia rd Street— Ma nchesteF WANTED—Experienced lubrica- No obligation! ren E, Hbwlaiid, Realtor. 548 you aoil. 2^ (^rlaien M. Chriitensea a 'pleasure, Four famous 9-7119. a 5 Rooms. Will rent In single ^onnrnw ’n’‘Vi*”’' •'*"'l'dstrator. : Notice is hereby given that Pa.sa 1946, 1947 CHEVROLET Business In Colors Route set up for you by ua. In tion man. G o ^ proposition for tnakes. Woodbridga atreet. Mitchell BRAE-BURN REALTY POWER BURNERS and Range "A Good Pace To WWk” A U -.B —E t-R—T-’ S ■9 X 12 Rose Wilton Uncut Leaf units nr as complete suite. 3-6600. SMALL DOWN payment will buy a 411? d?v t i * ’"""the from tha Book No. SS773 Issued by The Coupes. Hard to find, easy to b\iy Burners axpert.y cleaned and A Complete Home Remodeling vestment of $712 necessary which the right man. See Mr. Sheridan ^ new 6 room Cape Cod style home Phone MItchen 3-6273. is fully secured. We al.so will as 43-45 Allyn Street. Hartford Design. Reg. $134.20—Special »m«id^£'d^a*u2’,M ‘ 2? 122 Sanngs Bank of Manchester has - no money down SEE BILL. serviced. I dey of June.T**** •** A.D.. months 1963. be from Sad o f new. Gray lined with plaatir, mat- finished; $5 down, $2 weekly, WATKINS BROTHERS. Inc. arate furnaces. Madeline Smith, Mitchell 3-6930. ,polntment call Mitchell 9-7862. wh'eelbsrrows, bulldozers, snow, ATTIC5S AND Basements cleaned. Alfred Charest, Owner. 2-2094. grapher desired, part time posi 935 Main Street — Tel. 3-5171 farm, Mancheater, Bolton, Vernon “ "ir. ')mtted and allowM for plows. tion in Manchester will work 20- tresa inriuded. Call Mitchell balance one vear to pav. Call COVENTRY-Country place, four Realtor. Mitchell 9-1642 or within which to bring in Rubbish and ashes hauled. All WANTED - - Experienced automo Mitchell 3-4679. and Coventry. Large list o f buy HOWARD TURKINGTON, former- • Anything - - Jobs done at your convenience. MANCHESTER Roofing and Sid bile mechanic, (flarke Motor Salea, .30 hours per week. Write Box N, wtil>payinq jobs 9-4261. Mrs. Pinto, xntchell 9-7862. rooms,, all conveniences. Call PB- 64 FOXCROFT DRIVE ers. What hava you? Mortgagea their claims against said estate, awn grim 2-6825. •he eald executrix is directed to bIv4 ■ ly of Keith's, announces the open (Except Animsisi Reasonable rates. Mitchell 9-3802 ing company. AL-o all types of Help Wanted— Femslc 35 Broad street. Herald. BOLTON—Lakefront year-round arranged. Howard R. Hastings, public notice to the creditors to bring BE SURE — Buy Cinco all alum SERVEL GAS refrigeritor 5 ft. In Six rooms with l ‘,4 baths. In their claims within said time allow^ ing of Howard's Sleep Center,' 539 or 9-9791. painting and carpentry^ work. for good condition. Reaaonable. 94 HVIftchinfirY and Tools 52 home. Large ecreened-glaaaed Mitchell 9-1107. Main street. Come In or dial See Trader Bud The Truck King SALESLADIES Wanted, full time FULL TIME Stook clerk, grocery . DAT CARE furnished for a girl be- inum windowa. Alao aelf-atoring BOLTON LAKE - Three-room Vacant. Must be sold at once. Price by publishing a copy of this order In Guaranteed work. Phone Mitchell Laurel street. Phone Mitchell porch. 2' car garage. Boating, $ , . some newspaper having a circulation In ■ Mitchell 9-6335 for friendly service onl.v. Excellent atarting salary department. Manchester Publlc tween ages 5 to 8. Vicinity Broad doora. Call Mitchell 6-9095 for free lakefront cottage. $25 per week. 12 000 SECRETARIAL SERVICE—Typ 9-8933 for free estimates. 3-8349. ROTARY "nLLERS, M. E.-Roto- No running water. Call Mitchell fishing, swimming at your front ARE YOU READY to Bell your said probate district, within ten days in both bedding and furniture At and bonus arrangement. Apply Market. 805 Main street. I or Waddell school. Mitchell 9-7923. ■ eatimatei. Bill Tunsky. Hoe, Ariena, Rotoette, 1>2 to 10 H. home? We have buyers'waiting from the date of this order, add return ing, stenography, minreographing, MEN POWER MOWERS. authorized 9-3341. door. Madeline Smith, Realtor, make to this court of the notice idvan. lines. vari-typing, mailing for small or Miaa Graham, 9.56 Main street, be EASY ELECTRIC clothes drier, P. garden tractors, Bolena, Planet for 4, 5, 6, 7 room alnglaa and 2- HARTFORD ROAD tween 9 and 12. aajea and aervice Jarobaon. Reo, Mitchell 9-1642 or Mitchell ROCKVILLE JOHN J. WALLETT. Tudgt. large buainesaes. Reasonable Roofing 1«-A WANTED Dogs Birds Pets 411 regular $249.95. Two only at Juniors, Dandy Boy, Beaver, 1 to COTTAGE on the Mahne. coast. 3-4679. 3 families. Qatto Co., Hartford witk and witkout Cooper, Stearna. Snappin' Turtle, $169.95. Watkins Bros., 935 Main 6 H. P. Salea and Service. Demon PeraonatB USED-GARS rates. Phone Mitchell 3-7691. STENOGRAPHER and clerk-typist COLLIE Puppies-, sable and white, j Mow-Maater, Bolena. Terma- ar Available from July l l to August 41 BrnokI.'vn Street, rive family 5-9198, evanlngs 8-3089. Man- ROOFIN':— Specializing In repair wanted for general office work. CARPENTER Street. atrationa arranged. Capitol Equip 8. Call Mitchell 9-7648. tenement. Excellent Investment. chaetgr Mitchell 3-6946. ing roof.3 of all kinda. Also new Registered Collie at stud. Mitchell spoeiol skills ranged. We give demonatrationa. ment Co., $6 Main street. Mitch DUPLEX 6-6 THE PROSPECT Hill School for 270 Hartford Road FLOOR PROBLEMS solved with Experience not necciisaiy. Apply Capitol Equipment Ck>., 38 Main $12,000. Unlicensed Dogs linoleum, asphalt tile counter. rooft. Gutter work. Chimneys Call 9-7554. I WESTINGHOUSE Refrigerator, 9 ell 3-7958. CRYSTAL LAKE - Four bedroom LISTINGS Wanted — Thera are young children. Transportation Mancheater Modes, Inc., Pine •k atreet. Mitchell 3-7658. PONTIAC '51 -H ard-top, Catalina, Expert workmanship, t f * * Mti- cleaned, repaired. 26 years' ex- ft.. In good lunning condition. Will waterfront' cottage. Available Both aides in very jrood con many problema in sailing your ■ furnished. Mrs. Lela Tybur, direc street. Manchester. sell reasonable. Mitchell 9-1031 be has new whitewall tires, Hydrama- mates. Open evenings. Jonea Fur perienca. Free estimatsa. Ozll GEORGE PATTEN cheap. Call DESIGNERS RICH BARNYARD loam for aale. week of July 25, also from August dition. Located in section that EAST HARTFORD home ao why not let an experienc- Lead to Arrest tor. Phone Mitchell 9-5767. tic,.all leather aeats, tutqne blue. CROSS BRED Pupa, tween 6 and 9 p. m. 22. Phone. Rockville 5-3133. niture. Oak street. Mitchell Kowley. . Manchester Mitchell EXPERIENCED Truck drivers Mitchell 9-4205. Call Peter Lalashlua. Mitchell Musical Instruments 53 ad realtor help you. Contact Alice See this one tonight at Brunner Mitchell 3-8908 I -ft is most convenient to stores, 74 Lawrence Street. Fouf rooms, Caaippet, 843 Main straat, Man BALLARD’S Drltrlng School. Man- 9-1041. 3-.5361. wanted, must be over 21 yeara of ------1 9-2556. WHITE BENGAL tabletop com P in t such case of Its kind, har Packard, 3.58 East Center street. DRAFTSMEN LARGE Water front cottage, four schools and churches. This site gas furnace. Immediate occunanev. cheater. Phone Mitchell 9-4543. ' Chester's oldest Thousands of age. Apply in person. Carlson Cp., YOUNG MAN over 17 with driver's bination oil and gas stove. Four bedrooms. Modem, conveniences. boring four unlicensed doga, will CXJMPLETE Itepaira t>y Stuart 1.. 44 Stock Place. WANTED Home for nice kitten. WASHED SAND, Stone, gravel, fill, MUSIC Instrument rentaL Com can only increase in value. Im $8,900. • / accident free Instruction hours. 1948 CHEVROLET Convertible license for general drug store •k copper window screens 26 x 54. plete line of instruments. Rental Crvstal Lake. MItckell 9-73.39, or be presented in Town Court Sat Hundreds of satisfied students. Wolcott. A-1 r.epair, Sales, on Heating— Plumbing 17 Call after 2 p. m. Mitchell 9-2864. loam. Nusadorf Construction Co. mediate occupancy one or both Coupe. Mist green, black top. A EXPERIENCT5D Salea clerk. Air- work, part-time. Apply in person. One screen door 32" x 80". like applieu to purchase price. Rep> Mitchell 3-7753. Legal Notice urday morning. For appointment tel. Mitchell v.'sahing machinea. vacuum clean 4.59 Hartford Road. TOOL DESIGNERS Phone Mitchell 9-7406. new. Four model airplane motors sides. beautiful sporty model. Has to be A PLUMBING shop at your door. conditioned store. Apply in person. WANTED —Good home for cute resenting Olds, Salmer, Bach, Dog Warden Lee Fracebia yea- 9-2245. ers, motors, small appliances. and parts. Reasonable, Mitchell terday afternoon, acting on - a seen to be appreciated. See Bob No time- lost.. New work. Altera Marlow's. black and white kitten. Tele ■k UNIVERSAL Electric stove, large Pedler and Bundy. Metter** Music CENTER SPRINGS AT A COURT o r PROBATE Held Oliver todsy. Center Motor Sales. Welding. 180 Main street. Phone DO YOU LOSE 300 HOURS phone Mitchell 3-8836. size National pressure and canher, 9-3506. Wanted to Rent 68 This duplex suitable for e« Meneheater, wtthfn and' for 'Ihc cbmplafnt, arreated Mrs. KisRh A LIBERAL Hospitalization and Mitchell 9-6678. tions. copper piping, fixtures, hot PROCESS PLANNERS Studio, 177 McKee. Mitchell REALTY CO. District of Manchester, on the 8th 461 Main street. WOMAN WITH sewing experience metal bed and springs. Very rea 3-7500. ownerships by one or two day of June, A.D.. 1963. Cook, 516 Gardner street, and. . surgical plan offered by Mutual of water automatic heaters. Youngs for dry cleaning department. A YEAR TRAVELING FOR SALE Cocker Spaniel pup kr aonable. 400 East Center atreet. WANTED —Four or five room un 470 MAIN S'TREET Present. JOHN J. WAI.LETT. Judge. charged her with keeping unll- Omaha. Investigate. Phone your 19.39 DODGE SEDAN. $45. s-ton 1 ANTIQUES Refintshed. Repairing town sinks sold. Estimates glad Excellent selection of aluminum families or as investment for Must apply in person. New Model pies. Call Mitchell 9-4693 after 6 Manchester. TRUMPETS, Clarineta, trumbones, furnished rent. Adult family of Mitchell 9-5229 Estate of Harry B. Benaon, late of censed doga. , local agent. Mitchell 9-7375. panel truck, $120. .37 Marble s*r»*» dona on any furniture. Tieman, ly given. C. O. Lorentsen. Mitch TOOL MAKERS folding chairs, aluminum folding th^ee. Call Mitchell 9-4873. Manchester, In said DItIrIct. deceased. Ijiundry, 73 Si mmlt street. p. m. ssjophones, guitars. Largest se a safe high yield. On motion of Myrtle 0. Benson of The warden reported that ha Phone Mitchell 9-00.59. 189 South Main street. - Phone ell 9-7636. TO WORK ENJOY A DRIVER'S license. For •k SET OF GOLF clubs bag and balls, picnic tables. Mark down oh chil lection of Instruments in town. RARE OPPORTUNITY, new 8 said Manchester, executrix. found four large CoUie dogi, all Mitchell 3-5648. also one wheel camp trailer, new YOUNG COUPLE with two chil Complete Financing Available -ORDERED: That alx months from expert instruction call the Man- GIRL WITH co\inter experience for | dren's aluminum chairs and rock All accessories. IMpert repairing. room ranch, tile bath, oil hot unlicensed, at the Cook home. TOP DOIJJtR JONES at Bninner HEATING Fronr. A to Z. Con DIE MAKERS tires and tubes, canvas. Ideal va dren desire 5, 6 or 7 room unfurn water heat, full cellar, city water, ths 6th day of June. A.D., 1953, be and ’ Chester Driving Academy. Pilgrim Packard wants your old pre-wsr work in laundry and dry cleaning I You can en.ioy tho.se extra Notice Ward Krause, 87 Walnut. Mitch ished rent. Call Mitchell 3-5406. the tame are limited and allowed for There have been previoua cases WIRING IN.STALLATION of all version burners, boller-bumer department. Must apply in person. 1 cation iinitr reaaonable. Call ers, pisstic webbing, sun umbrellas, COUNTRY SIDE sewer, fine location, near bus line, the creditors within which lo bring In 2-7249, r.ar and will pay up to $500 In type*. No Job too small. Peter 8 weeks each year by .simply * ell 3-5336. where Warden Fracchia mad# ar units, complete heating systema. No phone calls. New Model ijuin- Town of Manchester Mitchell 9-3901. tables, hammOcks and stands. MATURE Couple, no children, life $12,500. Carlton W. Hutchins. their claims against said estate, and trade for a '48-49-50-51. Better Pantaluk. 40 Foster street. Phone All work guaranteed. Time pay inve.stigatinjr employment SHEET METAL MECHANICS REALTY the said executrix Is directed lo give rests and dog qwnera were pra- AUTO DRIVING Instruction. All drv. 73 Summit street. Ratan extension chairs, tub chsirs, ONCE-A-YEAR Clearance' Sale of long rasidenta Manchester with Mitchell 9-5132, 9-4694. tubllc notice to the creditors to bring aented in court but never was ena used car. See me tonight. Open Mitchell 9-7303. ments arranged Moriarty Broth poa.sibilitie.s at Spencer Rub- ^ Connecticut CHEST OF DRAWERS, adjustable Thomas J. Hackett f > lessons on insured dual-control 'til 9:30. No money needed, just ★ tsbles and setteea. spinet and grand pianos now go references, seek 3, 4, .5 room n their claims within said lime allow owner charged with keeping raora car. Capable experienced iriatnic- ers. Tel. Mitchell .3-5135. DISTRICT Manager opening in , j here ill Manche.ster. Notice and Warning of Spe invalid chair, maple Duncan Phyfe WHITNEY ROAD —6 rooni single, ed by publishing a ropy of this order In your trade-in. 3.58 East Center Manchester, Rockville and Glas- '' MACHINISTS ~ table, roller organ with records ing on. Floor aamples, trade-ins, clean, quiet reasonable rent. Call Mitchell 9-6643 oil burner, automatic gaa hot aoma newspaper having a cIrculaUon In. than one tlnllcenaed dog. tor. Cordner Auto School. Mitch street. work. cial Election to Be Held June and antique vases and brir-a-brac. reconditioned and brand new MItchall 3-4197 evenings. aald probate district, within ten days AU doga, aix months of ago and ell 9-6010. ALL KINDS of carpentry PLUMBING And heating. Special tonbury, for ambitious women with | FOR EXPERIMENTAL WORK CHAMBERS FURNITURE wale haatar, Venetian blinds, from the data of this order, and return Reaaonable rates. Mitchell 9-4291. 22, 1953. Tel. Mitchell 9-23R7 between 5 and models included, all priced for im screen*, atorm aaah. Immaculate over, mut be llcenaad. 1948 CHEVROLET, $700, Kleetline izing in rrpairz. Copper water Party Plan experience. Ages 35 to j WE NEED ' •k WANTED—In Manchester or vicin HOLLISTER SCHOOL Saction, make to this court of the notice given. 45, car And phone essential. Our | A special election by the voters I 6 p. m. At The Green mediate aale. AH good makes. Big seven room single. Large screen condition, nicely landscaped. Im JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. WANTED - Riders to Pratt and tudor deluxe, radio, heater, elean, piping, remolellng electric equip saviags, apactal terms. Goss Piano ity—garage or’ small building ap l^itney, via ramp to South build- MANCHE.STER T. V. .Service, ment for pluggei* drains. Edward company attends to deliveries and i ALL AROUND MACHINISTS of the, Town of Manchester is GAUGE MAKERS ed .porch. Corner lot. Hot watqr oil mediate occupancy.. Asking $12,- Styiaa ataak should cook long good condition. Mitchell 9-3083. since hereby called and will be held on 501 Middle Turnpike East Company. 317 Asylum atreet, Hart proximately IS' X 20' with elec AT A (X3URT OP PROBATE Held 'ing, second shift. Leave vicinity radio and T.V. apeclalLris Johnson, Mitchell 8-6979 or collections. No investment, good ' tricity and water. Call Mitchell heat. Storm windows, screens. 200. Goodchlld Realty Co.. Real- at Manchester, within and for the enough ao .Jt can b« cut with * 1931. House service call $J..'’)0. , the 22nd day of June, 1953 for the CHILDS THAYER atroller, $6. ford 5-6696. Open Monday 'til 5:30. i tora. Mitchell 3-7935 or Mitchell Diatrirl of Mancheater, on the 8lh fork; two hours xriU be about . Spruce street. Mitchell 9-4997. 1942 PONTIAC Sedanette 6 cylin Mitchell 3-5044. commission, overright, training ' 3-6709, or Mitchell 9-3954 after 6 Venetian blinds. Beautifully land day of June. A.D.. 1963. Mitchell 9-2186 dsy or night. ill our new tool and die shop. I purpose of voting on the foilow- TOOL AND GAUGE Phone Mitchell 9-.39.M. Thursdays 'til 9. Free parking next' scaped. Price $13,800. Eacott 9-0796. right for a ona-lnch thick cut of der, 1940 Chevrolet sedan. 1940 fees and bonuses. Write giving door (weat). i p. m. Present. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. LEAVING FOR California on Sun Oldsmobile aedan, six cylind>r. LENNOX Furnaces snd warm air full information to Regional Man Top area rate.S and benefit.s for ' mg Constitutional Amendments, INSPECTORS THOR IRONER. REASONABLE. Agency. Mr. Jewell, S69 Main Estate of Joile Mahoney, late of round ataak. day, would like two riders. Mitch RAY'S OIL Burner Service. Instal atreet. Mitchell 9-2868. Residence MAN(3HESTER — Center Springs Manchester, In aald District, (Teceased. Very good transportation. Priced heating. Earl Van Camp. Mitchell ager. Gladys Bogue, 167 South those who qualify. Interest-1 Mitchell 3-8074 after 6 p. m. On motion nf'Raymond E. Mahniiey ell 9-3475. lations, repairs and service on oil Main street, Middletown. Ck>nn. , >■ ' Sec. 2, House Bill No. 18U Building Material* 47 Business Property Mitchell 9-0382. Park aection—Six rooms, vesti for quick sale at Center Motor 9-.5S44. bule, fireplace, full cellar, hot of aald Manchester, executor. Sales. 461 Main street. burners. Furnaces cleaned. 24 injf work and modern machine "Constitutional amendment PRECISION GRINDERS KITCHEN~Coal range. $25- also Rooms without Board 56 i ORDERED' That aix months from WANTED- Commuters to Spring- hour aervice. Tel. MIti hell 9-4901. HOW WOULD you like to work in Sheating 1 x 8 for Sale 70 ; NEW THREE Bedroom ranches water oil heat, shaded lot. Save the 8lh day of June, A.D.. 1963. be and GUARANTEED Plumbing and tool.8. Must be able to .set up (jerning the election and Inaugura F'raming 2 x 4 to 2 x 10 one with oil burner, $30. Watkins field interested. In exchsnge driv 1948 DODGE four-door 'sedsn. $750. a nice, air-conditioned store? Bros.. 935 Main atreet. with attached garage. Three to several thousand dollars by as the ''same are limited and allowed for ing. Hours 8's. m. to 5 p. m. Tel. BUIXDOZER For hire. Excellent heating. Alterations and new and operate all types of ma tion of State Officers". per M ...... $09.50 NEWLY DECORATED, beautiful ^ '6 b LOCA’nON, brick building the creditors within which lo bring In Paial U Sr wMi 406 Woodland street. Mitchell work. Perms gla-'-s electric and Burton's has opening for full MILLLNG MACHINE with 6000 aq. ft. of floor area. choose from. Exceptional fine con suming 4% mortgage. Small caah their claims against aald estate, and Mitchell 9-1025. for bark fill. Landscaping and chines. ] See. 3, Hou.se Bill No. 1811 (Small truck load lota) JUST RECEIVED! Another ahip- ly fumiahed and apacioua room. required. Gatio Co., Hartford 9-2614 gas water heaters sold and in time and, part time sales person. '.'Constitutional Amendment to OPERATORS Sprinkler ayatem throughout. Im struction. Youngstown kitchens, the said executor It directed to give grading. Keasonable rales. Mitch Good opportunity. Apply in per- I 18" Cedar Stain Shake* . ment o f Whirlpool waahera, reg. The most co.j:piete light house- dishwasher. Mahogany panelling 5-9198. Mitchell 3-6946. public notice to the creditors to bring BOY WANTED to do paper route ell 9-0650. stalled. Time payments arranged. Incorporate Fort.v-seven Amend All colors, per sq...... $12.95 keep'ing facilities available in mediate occupancy. “Phone ‘ War in their claims within aald time allow DE SOTO '51. sedan, blue with son, 841 Main. I $.319.95 sale $219.95. Limited sup ren E. Howland, Realtor. Mitchell in living and dining areas. Modu- ed by publishing a copy of this order in during July and August, vicinity radio, heater. Royal Master white- Skelley Brothers. Mitchell 9-8714. Ask Por Mr..Bliss ments in the Constitution of the Assembled Window Units ply - Isst offer: Brunner's TV, 356 Mancheater. "tou will marvel at BOLTON LAKE—Rosedale section GUARANTEED Top quality tele ENGINE LATHE OPERATORS 3-8600 any time. flow controlled heat, large lota. some newspaper havlisg a circulation In North End. Mitchell 9-.58.56. wall tires. Brunner Packard. 3.56 HOUSEWIVES — Earn $2.00 com- \ Stale, without other revision''. sve...... , .$15.50 East Center street. 'Tel. Mitchell tha cluanlireas of this building. Two miles from Manchester shop New 4 room ranch, plastered aald probate district, within ten daya vision service. Calls received be The questions to be voted upon walls, tile bath, electric hot water. from the data of this order, and return East Center street. Open evenings mission on moat every call. Show SPENCER RUBBER Clear Red Oak Flooring 3-5191. C?hildicn accepted. Central. Pric^T SODA SHOP on Main street. Good ping area. Many other features. make lo this rmirl of the notice given. 'til 9:.30. fore 9 p. m. will be serviced same Moving—^Truckinf— ing dresses, lingerie, hosiery and will be as follows: per M ...... $229.00 Good mortgage and terms avail Automobiles for Sale 4 night. Call Mitchell 9-1347. DRILL PRESS OPERATORS I ed ro reasonable you’ll gasp! Be location, doing a good business. Phone Warren E. Howland, Real JOHN J. WALI.ETT. Judge. Storage 29 toiletriea to neighbors and friends, i "Constitutional Amendment Plyform. 4 x 8 per ft...... 26c TWO HEAVY, green stripe duck sure and sea this one. Mre. Dor- Illness reason for selling. Write tor. Mitchell 3-8600 any time. able.Lake privileges. Price $6,7.00. PRODUCTS CO. . porch drops, 5 x 7, library table, Tel. Mitchell 9-2265. AT A COURT o r PROBATE Held BEFORE TOL Buy a used car 1949 Bl-ACK Mercury convertible, PIANO TUNING, repairing, restyl Write for catalog. P. O. Box 661, | I concerning the Election and In •k Clear Slain Grade Doors, ave. $8.50 I sey, 14 Arch atreet Box K. Herald. new top, radio, heater, excellent MANCHESTER —Package Deliv • bureau. Mitchell 3-7875. CAPE COD. years old, six St Manchester, within and for the aee Gorman Motor Salea. Biilck ing. keys recovered, players re Hartford 1, Conn. j Chapel Street auguration of State Officers. BENCH MECHANICS Plyscord. 4 x 8 ft...... I6c District of Manchester, on the 9th condition throughout. Quick sale ery. Ijocal light trucking and ATTRACTIVELY Furnished front rooms, 1V4 baths, three bedrooms, VERNON CENTER day of June. A.D.. 1963. Salea and Service. 285 M ain, . paired. Pianos restyled and reun- Yes". HOT POINT Range;Three aurface atreet. MIt-hell 9-4571. Open ev e-1 P»ce $1.025 essh.______Mitchell 9-8643. package dellve.-y. Refrigerator*. WOMAN TO learn pressing. Good j "Constitutional Amendment * room for rent—Twin beds, com Houses for Sale 72 full basement, outside entrance. Present. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. holatered. Pianos bought, sold. pay. steady work. Apply In per- j Manchester NATIONAL BUILDERS’ burners plus deep-W-ell cooker, Eataie tif Ignatx Rrichert. late 'of’ Mitchell 9-9,329 . 6 - 9 p, m. wAshers and atove moving a concerning the Election and In plete light housekeeping facilities Combination storm doors and Custom built 6 room ranch I Manchester. In said Dtatrlc’. deceased. nings. J PONTIAC 1948 black streamliner specialty. Mitchell 9-0752. Son. at Manchester CHeaners. 5IATERIAL HANDLERS SUPPLIES oven, utensils drawer. Excellent available. Private entrance. Cou 19 AUTUMN Street — Older home windows, oak floors, hot water on 2 beautiful acres. .1 twin I On motion of Shirley 6. Weiss of said -w. ...----- Z---- ^-----7,----' sedsnette. New white tires. 22,000 Phone Mitchell 3-7254. auguration of State Officers, I condition. Call Mitchell $-1298. consisting of nine rooms. Large I Manchester, administratrix. Ol^SMOBlLE '48 sedan, spotless „ „ „ .^el. Mitch- LANDSCAPING and Notice No". k 420 Davenport Avenue ple preferred. Inquire at 167 heat, fireplace, large lot, trees, size bedrooms, glass tile bath, AUSTir* A. CHAMBERS CO., Maple street. living room' with fireplace, dan, shrubs, quiet street. Two blocks ORDERED: That alx months from black, has Hydramatic. radio, : ^ p ^ Mitchell WANTED- Full time girl. Pine "Constitutional Amendment to -lANITORS New Haven, Conn. I CAST IRON stove, oil and- gas, lavatory, five bedrooms and bath room with 9 ivaah hnaina 1 ! ">e 9lh day of June, "a.D.. 1953, be an(i heater, perfect tires. Don't let this GRADING local and long duriance moving, Invitation to Bid on I light green, kitchen table and four to new school. Near pool, library, , mom Wlin tta.sn oasins, -l • ipe same are limited and allowed for 3-.5066. packing, storage. Call Mitchell Pastr.v 12:30 to 7 p. m. Apply Pine Incorporate Forty-Seven Amend MANY. MANY Telephone STate 7-"597 PLEASANT, Large room, at the on 2nd floor. Oil steam heat. New shopping center. Immediate occu-1 fireplace* 12 X 12 porch, ga- the creditors within which to bring In one’ go, it's a beauty. Brunner LOAM FOR SALK Paltry Shop, 6.56 Center street. Iron Fence ments in the Omslitution pf the OTHERS I chairs, suitable for cottage. their claims against said estate, and Packard, 358 East Center street. 3-5187. Hartford 6-1423. Center, for one or two gentlemen. roof. Good condition. l.ot 110' x pancy. Any reasonable offer con -, rage in basement, 12 X 12 din , Ei Is will be received for furnish- .state, without o'ther revi.sion. Apartment size washing machine, 14-16 Wadsworth street. 175'. Elva Tvler, Realtor. Mitchell the said admliuslratrlx Is directed to Open evenings 'til 9:30. Mitchell 9-4629 after 3:30 p. m. sidered. Phone evenings and week i'ng ! j . j n o c public notice to the creditor! to LEE and SON WANTED -aerk-typist. four nights I installing Iron Fence at Yes ", k k * Diamonds— Watches— 9-4469. ends. Mitchell 9-353.3. i '''in hrinx in their ciafmi within said time per week. 11 to 7 Apply Mis.i | office of the Genersl Manager, THREE FURNISHED single allowed by pubUehinx ■ copy of thin FOR A GOOD Used car or a new CONVERTIBLE MI-3-8089 Painting'—Papering SI "Constitutional Amendment to • Generoua Wage Ralea Jewelry 46 MONOGRAM Combination gaa and I living room. House 3 years Oldsmobile with Rocket engine Johnson Mancheater Memorial i Manchester at 3 P. M.. Incorporate Forty-Seven Amend rooms, business block. Depot MANCHESTER—Tolland Turn- CUSTOM BUIL’T Home, artistically y o u Combination windowa order in aome newopaper havinx ■ c)r> After 6 P. M. oil, buff and tan with chrbme. Square. Tel. Mitchell 9-6191. pike. Five room hoiiae. Four rulatlnn In aald probate dtatrirt. within contact A1 Catalano, at the Man- 1950 Studebaker (’•ommander PAINTING AND Paperhanging. Hospital. D.S.'T., Tuesday. June 16, 1953 at ments in the Constitution- of the • Unexcelled Working Condl- LEONARD W. TO.*T. Jeweler, re atove pipe. Good condition. Call ten day* from fne date of thiif order, which.,Urn* bids w.Ul be. opened ia. ... tio n a ...... rooms, bath plus 10x12 porch on and return make to thia court of the . Chester -Motor. .Sales,. ...Mitchell ■Con\*ertibl« Coupe— -Fully SEWTNG. MACHINE, repaired and Free cMlmatea, Paper-.- books WANTED * Gaajiler for -grocery State,. ..without, .other . re.vjaion.. pairs,..aujuata . .watches expertly. Mitchell-9-1896 after-4 p. m. PliEASANT, Furnished room with’ ■rtddre ffv'eh...... 3-4134. serviced. Reasonable rates. Work public. Bids, sealed and marked No". Reasonable prices. Open dally. “first 'floor. Oiie very lai-ge bed room, cabinet kitchen, dinliig fZLODO. t all equipped. available. Get our spring outside dept. Excellent working condi • Overtime Premiuma semi-private kitchen pririleges. room up.stairs. Oil hot water heat. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judx*. gtiaranteed. Mitchell .3-5688 days, prices now. Call Clift Scorao. tiohs, good pay. Apply Employ-j "Iron Fence", must be in the of- Electors residing in the First Thursdav evenings 129 Spruce FOUR BURNER ~ electri~ s7oi7. nook, den, two fireplaces, 3 bed Phone Mitchell 9-4428. Lot 60'xl90'. Walking distance AT A COURT o r PROBATE Held NO MONEY down on 1940 Ford. or Mitchell 9-.5679 after 6 p. m. ment office. Mezzanine, rear Main fire of the General Manager be Voting District will vote st the • Many liberal employe atreet. Mitchell 9-4387. $.30. Call after 5 p. m. 32 Norwood rooms, 2 twin Btze, tiled recreaUon William McBride 1940 Packard. 1941 Chevrolets. Mitchell 9-4298. school. - Hartford bus. Immediate • ’ Manchester, within snd for the fore the time stated above. The East Side Recreation Building on benefit programs. I atreet. Phone 9-lO.W. PLEASANY^OOMrcentral! pTi' room, oil hot water heat, breeze- Dislrlrt of 'Manchester, on the 9lh 1939 DeSoto. 1942 Pontiac and floor. J. W. Hale Corp. occupanev, $10..300, Call owner, Mitchell 3-4816 CHORCHES MOTOR SALES AN’nQUE FURNITURE restored, right is reserved to reject any School Street. vale entrance, continuous hot way, garage, large lot, $14,900. day of June, A D.. 1953 many others. Douglas Motors. 3.33 furniture refinishing, caning and j w h it e ’ ENAMEL' Combination Mitchell '9-3573. Carlton W. Hutchins, Mitchell rresent. JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge , PAINTING. Inaide and outside. GIRL WANTED for office work. and ail bids, ■ Electors residing in the Second Garden— F a rm - water. Parking. Gentlemen. Mitch Sole Agents Main. all types of re-seating work .done, paperhanging. ’xntchell 3-8372 WRITE! I Caloric range. Two oil four gaa 9-51.32. Mitchell 9-4694. EsUto of Willixm K. Sax^i^* 80 Oakland Street j Typing experience necessary. Ap All bills must conform to the Voting District will vote at the Dairy I'roducta - 50 ell 3-4724. BOLTON CENT'ER-On hill seven Manrhoitor in oald dUiricf. doc^asM. Pittsburgh Anson F; Thorp. Phone Mitchell' ply in person. Old Colony Co., Hil If It la difficult to apply In per . burners. Rockville .3-4120. Upon application of Th^ Manch^stor 1948 PONTIAC. 1947 Oldsmobile, specifications and bidders forms Weat Side Recreation Building on room atone hoiiae. It haa every- i TWO-TENEMENT HOUSE for .1. WATSON BEACH k CO. Maiicbester— Mitchell 9-9483 9-5935. PAINTING AND Paperhanging. liard street. son, write to Air. D. A. Teaihan PEPPER PLANTS 25c dor... lettuce PLEASANT ROOM with kitchen Trust Companv, ox#rutor, pravinx f*>r 1947 Buick. sedanettes, lustrous Gc-od work. reasa.;able rates. which may be procured, from the Cedar Street. TWO NEW Maple twin beds, com privileges. Call Mitchell 9-1129 thing. Two-car garage and loft sale. Twelve rooms, one side va Realtors— Insurers authority to toll certain rRSl «»stat^ par- outlining .vnur training and ex and cabbage 15c dpz.. trans plete, never used. Mitchell 3-7341 over two acres land, plenty of old tlrularly doacribed in said applicatlnn black finish with white wall tires. Yo.ir neighbor my recomenda- WANT TO Be your own boas? A Superintendent of Parks. Room Electors residing id the Third after 6 p. m. cant. Nine-room, single house for on fil^. U Is These cars are protected by our Household Serrices perience. Y'nu will be railed for planted tomato plants $1..30 per after 4 :30 p. m. ahade trfea, fruit trees, asparagus, Hartford 2-2115 tioii. 20 yesrs in Manchester. Ray business of your own. Wonderful 18, Municipal Buijding, Manches Voting District will vote at the sale. Call Mitchell 3-8296. ORDERED: That th^ fdrpxolnx *P- guarantee. Compare for condition, Offered 1.3-A a personal interview onlv 100, at 12 Glenwood atreet. Mitch grapes. Near churchee, school bus pliratlon bo hoard and dotorminrd at 1951 CHEVROLET. Stylelin* deluxe mond Fiske. Mitchell 9-9237. opportunilv for advancement. ter. Connecticut. -State Armory on Main Street. WHEN NECESSARY. ell 9-4187. price and financing. Center'Slotor Electors residing in the. Fourth PRE-FURNITURE MARKET , FURNISHED ROOM. Call Mitchell paaaea door. Owner* Mitchell CENTRAL- New ranch house of ' BOWERS School Section—Deilrable th^ Probato office In Manrhrst^r in VITOlIZID 0(1 sedan, radio, heater, blue finish. WEAVING of bum*, moth holes Write Box's. Herald. 4 rooms on quiet street. Full i * room Cape Cod. Immaculate said Diffrict. on th#r 24th day of juns. Sales, 461 Main street. Open eve- Voting District will vote at the RHUBARB, 15 pour.ds $1; Rhubarb I 3-6612. 9-7425. A.D . 1953. at t^n o rlork in th^ for<*- '^nings. In wonderful, condition throughout. and tom clothing, hosiery runa, PAINTING AND DECORATING. Notice basement. Hot water oil heat.! condition, oil heat, fireplace, nice- Easy terms. Douglas Motors, 333 Floors sanded and refiitiahed. VVANTED Young woman to teach Y.M.C.A. Building on Norlh Main roots 6. for $1. ’ O'Connor, '171- ONE OF A KIND rior^n. and that notirr xtvsn to all handbags rapalrcd, ripper re the Singer Sewing courses. Exten PRAH & WHITNEY NiclELY~FURNI8HED room^ very BOLTON—Vacant—'Six room home Madellne Smith. Realtor. MItchelf ly landscaped yard. Large mort- ■psrsdns Intsrsstod in said sstato of th* FLAT WALL PAINT 3941 STUbEBAKER sedan, Four Main street. placement. umbrellas repaired, Wallpaper books on request. Also InvitatifHi to Bid Street. union street. Mitchell 3-5698. with all conveniences, good size 9-1642 or Mitchell 3-4679. available. Immediate occu- pspdsncy of aald appliration and ths sive training given applicant ..who c l e a r a n c e ' clean. Spacious clothea closet. I timp and piaro of hsarinx thsrson,, hv good tires. Reaaonablt-r Call furniture reflnisbed. c ili- Gerry. . Sealed proposals for-the lrafi.4-^|;)^ , The polls -will h* open from 6 AIRCRAFT .gaEagc^ aboutr.W-acre, flC land. If 1 - j ..pancy. Call' MHcheJl 3-8274 lor,-ap-, 1949 HUDSON'-CbninlodOfe 4-door .mea'-s-shirt ooUans-ccreraed ” and ia now nrakihg’her 'nwn'rlDHfe*; 46 FOR SATE:—Good eating T>dtatoes. ■ - Large, private. reetdewte.-' -Gentte-- Mitchell 9-1270. Mitchell 9-8866. (Fclock in the forenoon until 6 Divlalon oI your down payment is limited call MAKE AN offer, must be sold pointment. n*‘wspapsr havinx a rlrrulallon In said $ 5 G«L sedan. Verv clean. J9.50. Call replaced. Marlow's Little Mending hour five day week, (two,evening portation of public school pupils $1 per SO lb. bag, special, l-ouis 3-Pc. quilted maple bedroom man^ 316 Spruce gtreet. from September 9, 1953, to June o'clock .In the afternoon. United Aircraft Corporatton suite. Large dresser snd. mirror on this one. Perhaps we can help ton custom built 5 years ago. 22 district, at Icsst five days h^fors th^ Mitchell 3-76tS after 5 p. m. Shop. leaaions required i. Apply in per Bunce, 529 West Center street. day of said h**arinx. fo appear if thev 3950 CHEVROLET Styleline deluxe 3, 1954, will be received until 3:00 Dated at Kfanchester, Connecti Employment Office oversized chest and beautiful poster NICE FRONT Bedroom with -twin you. Alice Clampet. Realtor. foot living room, fireplace. 3 bed-1 P®*AR CUSTOMERS: We have son, Singer Sewing Machine Co., Mitchell 3-8116. built for you and yours, a charm SFP cause at said time and nlac^ and tudor. New t(res. Excellent condi 1941 FORD V-8 Convertible, motor FLAT FINISH Holland' window EXTERIOR PAINTING, free esti P. M.. E.D.T., Monday. June 15. cut, this 3 day of June. 1953. bed. Regular $289, now $239. bed*. Prefer two gentlemen. 33 Mitchell 9-4543 or Mitchell 3-B969. rooms, large knotty pine kitchen, j he heard relative thereto, ann make re 6,32 Main street. 3M.Maln Street i h u wo tion. Slip rovers. Fully equipped. replaced in 1948. First cash offer shades, made U meamir All mates. Call Mitchell 9 1383. Samuel J. Turkington Woodland atreet. Mitchell $-7749. lavatory piut bath, oil hot water ing 3 bedroom ranch type house. turn lo this court. k n a l 0 N § M Mitchell 9-5000. 19.53, b.v the Board of Education, East Hartford,*, Conn. TOMATO Plants $1.50 per 100; 25c Your fului e home with its ceramic of $225 takes it. Call Mitchell metal Venetian blinds at a new and then publicly opened and read Town Clerk per dozen, pepper plants 2Sc per 2- Pc. maple bedroom suite. Mr. heat, \ acre, garage. Carlton W. and Mrs. dresser, ranch type chest NEWLY DECORATED room, near Seven room hou.«e' two car tile bath ia located on Beezlebub 9-0632 for appointment to inspect. low pi>e. Keys made while you aloud. dozen, cabbage plants 2 dozen 2.3c. Hutchins. Mitchell 9-5132. 9-4694. paint that covirs mst SPECIAL SALE RciiiUrtfiir 13 ftUNUSUAL REAL ESTATE and poster bed. Nicely finished. All bath for one or two gentlemen. Road. South Windsor. We invite wait. Marlow's. Routes, requirements and spec lettuce plants, 2 dozen 25c. 57 ContinuouR hot water, private en garage. Oil heat. Good condi your inspection by appointment or 1950 Commander Conv. Ouipe 1941 OLDSMOBILE, Hydramatic, Florence street. pieces have worn edges. Was $249, i SOUTH MANCHESTER coafi good condition.. Call after 5 p. m. MATFRESS Tour old mattreaaea POSITION ifications may he obtained at the now $219. trance, quiet home. Phone Mitch tion throughout. Large lot. Sundays 2-5 p. m. Sincerely yours. MR. LANDLORD! surfatis ia a siagh Fully equipped $129.5. ateriUzeii' and remade like new. office of the Business Manager, ell 9-6684. LEWIS STREET Psint snytime with Pimburgh WsU- Mitchell 9-4354. Building—Contracting 14 STRAIVBEBRIES Pick your own. Near Center .atreet, bu.s line, F. A. Newman. Builder. Rockville (?all Jones Furniture nnd Floor with ealabliahed large development 1146 Main Street, Mancheater, Modern walnut auite. Consists ; 4 family house. 2 four room 5-7692. hide Flat Wall Paint—one coet coven 1950 lC!hampion Four Door Sedan REMODELING and additions or 2Sc quart. Pasqualini Farm. Avery LARGE BEDROOM, suitable for Plooso Ghfo Mo An most surfaces without streaking, waih e x t r a c l e a n c a r s Covering. 36 Oak. Mitchell 9-1041. and holding corporation. Salary Connecticut. • SALESMEN* of Ml. and Mrs. dresser, chest snd shopping center and Ver and 2 five room apartments, —Fully equipped $10.95. afreet, Wapping. Lot.* for Sale 73 complete house o. garage*. For Board of Education panel bed. Regular $198. Sale pi ice ' one or two girl* or young couple. Opportunity k often — outlasts ordinary psinM-— PRICED LOW basis. Duties include selling de plaiick .school. Priced at 3112,-i All in excellent- condition. 1950 Champion Starlight Coupe— reasonable price and free estimate Mascheater, Connecticut Two high calibor men are needed to help us meet the STRAWBERRIES-Pick your own. $169. Kitchen privileges, near Chenev'a. retains color*. Chootc from 34 wall, velopment homes, making con Mitchell 3-6625. Corner lot 100 x 160. C.ood in- To Prosont M y C os* Fully equipped $1045. call Mancheater Roofing and Con Bonds— Stocks tracts. financial contact work.. If 26c quart. Bring your own con 300. Occupancy on completion LOT ON BUS LINE— 103' x 200'. .hide colors. 1952 Dodge Sedan — 5,000 miles. demand for the new 1953 Pontiac and to sell the clean, Living i-oom suite. 2 pc, foam I Save. struction Co. Mitchell 9-8933. . Mort^aKcs 31 vou like people, this is the oppor tainers. Frank Glode, 104 Giode ve.stment property at .^15,500. All utilities in. Mitchell 3-653,V If you have 4 or 5 rooms to Other WALLHIDI nnlthesi 3950 ChevTOlet Club Coupe .Sedan rubber in Jiack. arms and aolid R(X)M FOR Rent in private famil.v. of aale. tunity for you. Age 21-40. Satarv A-1 condition used cars we are takinn: in trade. Men Lane, (rear) off 'Holland Turnpike. Gentleman preferred. References. For further particular.s call rent I really need them. Let me gtirn-ahmmdahm — Fully equipped- $104,5. ^ 11951 Chevrolet Sedan- Powerglide SPECIALIZING ,Ir custom built FIRST AND Second mortgage! Mancheater. foam rubber cushions. In red nub- FOR SALE Zone A, 18 building talk with you. Have a fanilly of I $1,395. garages, concrete floors^ also al commensurate with ability. Call with automotive background preferred by not essential tex, now $169. Inquire State Tailor Shop, 6 Bissell William McBride lots, on Connecticut Cktmpany bus 1949 Chevrolet Club Coupe Sedan bought for our own account. Fast, WANTED street, or call Mitchell 3-7363. CHARLES LESPERANf E Manche.ster MI-3-4816 three, can fumlah A--! refer terations, additions. cabinets, cohfldential *ervice. Mancheater STRAWBERRIES. Pick your own. line; city water available. Price ences. A man who meets his — Fully equipped $895. j 1951 Studebaker Sedan—'$1,195. We offer a most liberal earning plan, Ruaranteed salary 3- pc. living room suite, famous $6,500. Terms. Phone The Johnson ceilings and dormer erection. Call Investment Corp., 244 Main St. MR. HATHAWAT-^>«-9-5444 bring containers, 25c per basket. ATTRACTIVE' ROOMforltwo. F^Il Mitchell 0-7620 Sole Agent* responsibilities. BUSH 1950 Chevrolet Tudor—$1,195. vFrank Contois. Mitchell 3-5322. A. Roberts, 113 Spehcer street. make. In green and red metallic Building Cktmpany. 9.13 Main 3948 Oldsmobile Sedanette Hy- Phone Mitchell 3-5416. St*no9rQpli«r fo r 'fuE and commissions, plus a new car, Rasoliiie allowance, material. Was $236, only $199. housekeeping facllillea Including J. WATSON REACH k CO. Bendix. Near bus. Laige porch street. Mitchell 3-7426. HARDWARE CO. dramatic, radio and h ea ter- 1950 Ford Club Coupe $1,095. CABINET MAKING. Good work TICK SmAWBERRIEFfor your ARBOR HO^ES" BRII^GS~t^IWs Realtor.^— In.surers PHONE MI-3-S121 $845. time 'werh in kordworn complete insurance proRrarti, paid holidays and vaca Hidebed. apartment size. Cov- and yard. 62 Garden street. area a new and proven method of Its MAIN STREET Terms To Suit You manship. Reasonable rates. Esti self. 250 quart. Bring your own Hartford 2-2115 mates gladly given. Moulson's tion*. container. 472 Tolland Turnpike. eied in gray houcle. Includes 3 ^ building your home. In other Resort Property for Sale 74 $947 Pontiac Four Door Sedan— sire mattress. Regular $239, now areas of this state the Arbor EDGE OF TOW.’V, 4 room Cape - Radio an4 heater-'-$745. ' COLE MOTORS Woodworking Shop. Pilgrim SEFTIC TANKS storn. A werfcinq knowl- 2-6695. WANTED only $198. Apartment^^Ftati Homea "Do It Yourself Plait" has Cod, 5 yeara old, modern kitch CXITTAGE AT Crystal Lake, 4.36 Center Street AND Household Goods 51 vate' road and beach. $3,750. 1946 Ford V-8 Two Door—Radio Mitchell 9-0980 of i9oekkoopiii9 m - SEE MR. ROBERT TAINTOR •3 paved the way for counties., famte en. full cellar, automatic oil heat, WE GAN BUILD you a garage Bieakfast set, discontinued [ Tcnnaenti lies to build knd own their own Mitchell 9-5981. I and heater- $49.5. PLU88ED SEWERS FIBRE RUGS In stock now. All ’ i-acre lot. only $6,500. Carlton W. STENOGRAPHER WANTED for $898 complete- If you need one COMMON model. Mother of pearl top on homea. It counts your efforts for Hutchins, Mitchell 9-5132. Mlttch- • MANY OTHERS s m Ho I. R o^ hIo t s t e r o AT colors and sizes. 9 x 12 $17.95 table. Four chairs covered In red 2-R'X'M APARTMENT With pri ANDOVER- Six acres-high eleva Aoto Accessories—Tires • it's, a bargain. Estimates also . dollars. Your plan or one of the ell 9-4694. tion. about steady employment, good prospects. Will train respofiBlUa 1952 studebaker H Ton Pick-Up the same strong warranty manu- full particulars,’ call W. G. Mc Main streeL ' Grove street, -Hillside House. able financing arranged. Call for glassed in porch. Could be busi-1 ' —LIk* new. facterera give on new motors. Apply Septi« ‘Tasks, Dry Wells. Sewer ’ New Bendix dryer, discontinued 6 ^ . m. ' person for position. Experienre nnd knowledge of shartknaO < Nally ft Sons. Tel. Mitchell 9h9992. Use* iMtalled—Cellar Water- Apartment 14. Rockville. an appointment -at youLcronven- ness and home combined. Fea- Factory rebuilt from pan up; PO N TIAC, Inc. TCN RECONDITIONED washing model’. Fully guaranteed and aerv- ' tures oi( beat, Youngstown kitch and typing eaaantial. Telephone MI-8-6I19 or npplyt ' Studebaker ^ le s and Serx’lce Praeflsr Deae. ience. TeJ. Mitchell 9-4369.'' checked, inspected and test^. florist fr^^uraeries JARVIS machines, $10 .to. $70. Watkins Iced. Was $239^ now only $189. 4 ROOM APARTMENT with large ______^______en. garage and out Jnjfldiniir’Extra Subarbkn tor Sale 7S Only lO'/i d w n on terms, balance BUSH HARDWARE 15S CENTER ST> , MANCHESTER Broa., 935 Main street. , acreanad p o r^ . At lOO E. Canter CUSTOM BUILT 6 jqom (-2 unfin -large lot 300' deep with fruit ( t o r c h e s m o t o r s a l e s McKin n e y w o & Maify Other* Unadverttsed Values monthly. Liberal trade-in, $1.39.96 pHRTSANTHEMUlif plants, potted, REALTY C^. •treat. Hast and hot watar furnUh- ished) with attached garagdf'Ex- trees and garden space. All utili^ HOME WITH IN(30ME. 5-5-4. CARLYLE JOHNSON MACHINE 00. . • 90 Oakland Street up. Montgomery Ward, 824 Main, UCWBBAOC DlSrOAAl- OO. COa USED FURljllTURE bought and ad. Rant $100 par>saonth. AdUUa 'trgi larga well landacaped lot. In ties. Priced to sail for $1,3.600. Sea 30 ..choice varieties. ItQtchell PHONE: MI-9^S45 aold.. Thf Woodahad, it Main Vacancy, Quiet neighborbood. Cen Mitchell 9r9$AI / Mancheater, S-6U8. S Dover Road, Manchester U9-in resri M. TsL MM-ftMt MALLOW’S only. Garaga avaiiahl*. The Man- quire 451 Parker street (ifter | p. ' Ups and compare. Barbat’s Wood* tral. Larga bam. Telephena owner it MAIN STMEET—MANCHESTER street. Tel. Mitchell 9-3154. ^ Furniture Dfpartntent chaatar Truat Co., Truat Dapt. o' m., ■ . I , I-' Agency. Call Mitchell 9-^02. Rockville 8-4491 for appolntmaaL V • 1 (( ■ - > ’ ,\ \
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Dr. and Mrs. George Lundberg tiiting the entire committee, were of East Center street left today Quartet to Sing Here June . 14 Priscilla A. Treat present; Dr. Alfred B. Sundquiat, About Town for Philadelphia to attend the Clarence H. Anderson, Robert commencement exercises of Jeffer Wins Scholarship Spencer, and George Marlow. ,( son-M«dical-CoUege.^-wbeca^tbeic- — The_com,n;iittee is schedule^to — Th8 ■ PollihJAnierican : -Citiaens mcri again Vluhe S p.hi. at CTub of Manchester will Jiold lU son, George. Jr„ will be graduat ed. While in Philadelphia, Dr. Miss Priscilla Arline Treat, the offices of the chamber, 13 Oak first annual picnic Sunday after daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles street, at which time the outline noon at 1 o’clock at Sperry's Pond Lundberg will Sttend the medicgl clinics at both the college and Treat, 1038 Middle Turnpike west, of Its recommendation to the known aa Washiellnics Park. yesterday morning graduated from Board of Control will be drafted. hospital. \ French road,' Bolton. Tony MacDuffie School for Girls, .Sprfhg- In the Interim, the existing by O’Brlght’s orchestra will furnish field. Mass. laws. report.a on present activity music for-dancing and refresh The advance sale of tickets for A four year honor student at of the chamber, and promotional
ments will be served. The general the first strawberry festival to MacDuffie, Miss Treat has be#ivj literature will be secured by the public is invited, admission free. morrow night at ® at the Com awarded a scholarship at Connec-1 chairman and made available lo
munity Baptist Churth. 593 East ticut College for Women. New Lon-1 the committee members to enable
The Golden Age Club will meet Center street, indicates the event don, which she expeci.!*- to enter in them lo be properly briefed prior
tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Com w'ill be a succc-is. The commit the fall. to the June 22 meeting. tee proposes to keep serving until munity T on North Main street when plans will be made for the 10 p. m. to accommodate those Chamber A^ivitv closing picnic at Center Springs who work in the Stores. .The women spent one whole day this Park, scheduled for Thursday, a n o u n c e m p : n t June 25. After that date no fur week making strawberry. Jam to Under Discussion
ther meetings will be held until be sold at the festival. The V # September. Mrs. Sophie Grabow- grounds will be decorated with I'he office of Dr. Thomas colored lights and Japanese lan All ba.sir aitivity of the f'iiam- ski and her committee will be In charge of arrangements tomor terns and all concerned are hoping ber of Commerce. In relation lo M, Hcaly, 210 Main St.. Manchester's requirem-nts. was row afternoon. for good weather. jT - , - ■ discussed la.''t night at a meeting Manchester, will be clo.s-
of the Program Committe* of the Board of Control of the^ recently etl. from June 0th to June
re-actlvsted Chamber.
■ Headed -by P.usaell F. Broderick, 21.st because of sickness. the committee was establi'sh-d
June .1 at the flr.-t meeting of the Will reopen June 22nd.
new Board of Control. The following director.s. ron.-tl- WEATHER REPORT-
For Doctmbor, 1953: Continued The LBI Male Quartet, repre extends from coast to coa.st. In senting the Liuthcran Bible Insti addition to its main headquarters COLD. tute of Teaneck. N. J.. will present in Minneapolis. Minn., the Luther a concert at Emanu»I Lutheran When winter winds howi, hove your Bible Institute also has branch Church on Sunday, June 14, at schools in Los Angeles. Seattle, Come In and See the Smart ARKWRIGHT FULL-FASHIONED 7;C0 p. m. oil supply protected the MORIARTY and Teaneck, N. J. Its aim and The quartet is composed of three purpose is to train young people, SHEER 60 GAUGE DARK SEAMS CONTRACT WAY. Re ASSURED of _ LBI students, John Kidder. James after high school age. for'more ef Peterson, and Burton Strand, all fective service in the varioilf fields SUMMER WARDROBE on adequate oil supply all year of Jamestown. N. Y.. and Pastor of activity in the Lutheran church Nylon Hosiery round. A phone coll to iis wlH bring Edwjird A. Hansen, member of the i in this country and In foreign, LBI faciilt.v. Tile prograrn la de- fields. Thus, students come from
our representative to your door with ; signed to present a spiritual m es-: all walks of life. Made From IN SUMMER COLORS sage in word and song. Music s'-1 More than 200 former students Reinforced heel and toes for extra w*ar. your fuel oil PROTECTION for next ‘ lections range from the stirring are actively engaged in foreign hj-mns of the church to more light mission work at the present time. season. hearted expressions of Christian In addition to some .100 resident .Wonderful faith in| familiar spirituals. students in tne four schools, ap $1.00 pair This group has been Invited to proximately 9.000 persons are en
: be one 6f the musial groups sing- rolled in the home-study course
1 ing for the thousands of ' oung department.
[ people \^,'ho will gather at Boston. Bible camp weeks and summer NYLON REINFORCED Mass., .f.une 24-28. for the Inter- sessions are conducted by all the Indian Head MORIARH BROTHERS I national iVouth Conference of the schools. TEL MI-3-5135 1 Augustaha Luther Leagrr. ANKLETS 315 C E N H R ST. I The m^n of the quartet renre- I sent a Bible study movement that Read Herald Advs.
pair for H , 3 8 9 ' y^- TRIM FIT
White 79c yd. NYLON ANKLETS
pair 59-
' Electric General
TOILETRIES Etc.
YARDLEY LAVENDER SO AP ...... Box $1.35
YARDLEY TALCUM WITH SOAP ...... $1.00
NAIR DEPILATORY...... 79c
WOODBURY CREAMS ...... 69c
PONDS ANGEL FACE POWDER ...... $1.00
BEACH BAGS FOR SUIT and TOWELS .... $1.00 ANNIVERSARY
BATHING CAPS ...... 49c to 98c
W f// Be Celebrated At Manchester's Oldest Dept, Store NEW LILT.PERMANENT WAVE REFILL .... $ 1.50
85c NOXZEMA SKIN CREAM ...... 59c KLEENEX TISSUE ...... 2 for 55c
The J. W . HALE CORP.
Gifts for Graduation ,\ >»” >' V. 75 UfCk"! For One Week Starting Mondayi June WATERMAN BALL POINT P E N ...... 3
WATERMAN FOUNTAIN PENS ...... 3
-.A. ESTERBROOK PENS ...... 3 d fOttUT WATERMAN PEN AND PENCIL SET...... 3
EATON'S BOXED STATIONERY...... 3
1 l/U FREEZERS LOOSE POWDER COMPACTS . • • / ...... GIRLS’ BILLFOLDS...... : ...... 3 Corn* *2 ,o\ot»
Green Stamps (Jiven With Cash .Sales See these 11 garment.^ ni,.(ie from Indian Head in Sim plicity and McCall patterns.
We now have ‘18 colors and white .so you may choose from a great variety of color.s for dresses, sport wear, » a » » • CO. children’s wear, draperies, bed.spreads, slip covers, etc. —■MANCNtmi Co n n -.
Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales
JM (HAL€ CO. The
Y ' V ■MANCHirm COMl-i STRAWBERRY SUPPER j . by W. S. C. S. 5 United MathedUt Church at Quarryville, Bolton s
SATURDAY, JUNE IS, 5:30-7:00 P. M. | \ PRICE: $1:25 — CHILDRKN S.V =- LET’S GET RK8ERVATIONS: TEI.EPHONE MI-S-5923 nr Ml-.alaw, rklla, s ; roffee, atrawberry ahnrteake. S:
ACQUAINTED ^ li
Model N A 11 J IN ORDER THAT WE MAY MEET
MANY OF THE MOTORING PUBLIC Regular Price $429.95 Model U A 14 OF MANCHESTER. PLEASE ACCEPT Regular Price $549.95 MY INVITATION TO A HOT WEATHER TIP
Sale Normally you forget about filling your healing oil itor> Price nge IWlk in summer. Out of eight, out of mind you aay. Sale $ B U T -d id you know a FU LL tank is smart, etpecially 329 during hot,’ humid months. Keeps excess moisture out FREE
Need a larger freezer. Trade in your small freezer for of the lank; helps prevent condensation and harmful Price this 11 cu. ft. General Electric. 449 rusting. So take our hot weather tip—order a full tank -
Are you cramped for spac;e. Here is a 14 cu. ft. freezer of Shell Furnace Oil with magic FOA-5X NOW. You’ll \ Lubrication Job protect your tank—and be all set when the first cold that takes only 3 sj). ft. of floor space. Check all these wave hits town. ^ Free features: THIS.OFFER EXTENDS THROUGH
During this week only each child accompanied by either ★ FAST FREEZING SHELVES THE WEEK OF JUNE 8 Call fis E. Willis ft SoRg Inc. parent will receive a space helmet and ray gun FREE. ★ ADJUSTABLE SLIDING SHELVES SIGNED: ROBERT S. TAINTOR PHONE MI-3-5125 ★ SLIDING BASKETS ★ TEMPERATURE i n d i c a t i o n LIGHT ★ STOR-WELL FOR BULKY PKGS. AND MANY SNELl FURNACE Oil MORE. / TAINTOR PONTIAC, Inc. HEATING O ILS ~ tfwJWHALCeo. Eloetr^ol Da^ortim ii^— Ooh Sfroot Eafraae# U S CENTER STREH— MANCHESTER WITH F0A-5X ^
