■-/ WEDNESDAY. IfAT tl. INB i^ r W S N T Y Mattrl|9Btpr lEuptting I|(raUi _ ..... The W m ^ w Average Daily Net Press Run street; Harold Wells, 108 Avon- NormW Danielson, 62 Seaman Cir­ Leaders of Intermediate Girl Miaa Tina DePumpo of Birch For Hm Month of May, 1950 street and Mlaa Edna RoberU of Hospital Notes dale road; David Brown, 13 Drive cle; Mrs. Ella Sturtevant, 8 Kerry Showare today: felgheet taomar* Scout troops are requested to G, Sliver Lane Homes; Robert atreet; Frederick Stone, 880 Main Beautiful New Simtex Spun Rayon ' fAbiDUlTown notify Mrs. Herman Petersen, Goodwin street spent the Memorial ature near 72; toolght etcoHag Day week end In Washington, D. HUI, Jr., 72 Lynesa atreet; Mra. street; Barbara Smith, 21 Gorman 9,924 . - '^ , / : ■■! I II ■ 3>1238, Of the part their troops PutieNts Tw iny...... ISt Solid Color end neeler: EHday falri highest C. They flew down Friday after­ Mae WiHlama, 343 Parker street; place; Baby aon Jedrzlewski, Mr. aad Mn. Crtch W. Hen* of will take in the play day on June Admitted Monday: Kenneth Milton Whitten, 618 Main atreet; Rockville. Member of the AnSlt UJmtrtatFr lEnmittg ibralb teenpemtum 71. . ftS OenUr atroat bav* ratumed 10. noon and returned by train last Ferguson, 60S Parker street; Mra. Barean of Cliwilatlone night. Mra. Florence Sullivan, Wllllman- Discharged today; Mra. Cyn­ Mmuheater^A City of Village Charm froaa a trip by air to C9ilcaga Edno Monroe, S89 Lydall street; tie. thia Kanehl, 44 Wells street; Wil­ Miss Marll>Ti Welles, daughter wbara they attended the conven- Mrs. Susan Lovell, 31 Stone street. liam Remmey, 20 Nathan road; Table Cloths Uon of the National Bestaurarit of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin G. Members of the W h e n 's Mis­ Admitted Tuesday; William Discharged Monday; Nancy sionary Society of Emluiucl Luth­ Craft, 236 Main street; Mrs. Rose Bruno Sienda, 410 North Main (CbwaUed AdvwtMng on Page IS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1950 (EIGHTEEN PAGES^ PRICE FOUR CENTS AaaoeUUon. Mr. Heaae ta well Welles of Talcottvllle. Is among Dailey, Hartford; James Collier, street. known in the reaUurant bualneaa the 36 young women to graduate eran church will IrtVe at one Hartford; Alexander Berggren, Selble, 14 Oakland street; Mrs. VOL. LXIX, NO. 205 hartac been with the Yamoua from the Nursery Training School o'clock tomorrow to visit the Bolton; Mrs. Elds Salmond, 73 Theresa Qarrlty and son. East Births Monday; A daughter to and Napkins Monlaa^ Oyater Houae of Hartford of Boston Friday at the Parish Lutheran Home for the Aged at Campfleid road; Mra. Adeline Fel­ Hartford; James Brand, 136 Green Mr. and Mrs. James Duke, 67 for 18 yeara. and la vice president House. Old South church. Middletown. lows, 137 Henry street; Mrs. Mary road; Mra. Marla Sinnamon, 71 Wadsworth street; a daughter to Stranded on River Rocke of the company. McPartland, 34 G, Garden drive; Hemlock atreet; Mrs. Mary Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Duffany, Leb­ An Important meeting of the St. The daughter born May 26 In Emil Dickinson, 35 Bigelow street; Nowak, 707 Hartford road; Mrs. anon. 5 2 X 5 2 St. Francis hospital to Mr. and Inez Haddock, 85 Fairflcid street. — $2.98 Jap Reds Order Truman Asks Billion Bridget's strawberry festival com­ Mrs. Jeanette Vennart, 152 Cooper Births today; A daughter to Mr. mittee will be held this evening at Mrs. Ronald Nightingale of Wad­ Hill street; Mrs. Elisabeth Hum­ Discharged Tuesday; William and Mrs. James Shaw, 87 Edison 7:30 in the basement of the dell road has been named Annette phries, 46 Birch street; Mra. Mary Daily, Hartford; Mrs. Ann Boris, road: a son to Mr. and Mra. church. All members are reqtiested Rae. The baby la their first Child. Delaney, 15 Waddell road; Roland 116 Walker atreet; Mrs. Florence Charles Carson, 52 Wells atreet. 5 2 X 7 0 Mrs. Nightingale waa the former TELEVISION to be pre.scnt If possible. Wilson, South Windsor; Mrs. Thel Robbins and daughter, 25 West- — $3.98 A General Strike Mias Dorothy McCann of Wether- ma Patterson, Hartford; Emile mlniater road; Mrs. Nettie Hepton A son was born Tuesday, May Carry on Arms SPECIAL Cub Pack No. 27, sponsored by ell street. Turgeon, Rockville. and daughter, Rockville; Diana 30 to Mr, and Mrs. Martin Kelder- St. Mary's church Is planning to Admitted today; EMwln McCon­ Ferrante, 51 Falknor drive; F. llng of South Coventry at Hart­ The committee from the Second 6 0 X 8 0 hold a food sale at J. W. Hale nell, North Coventry; Mrs. Mar­ William Montie, 38 Bigelow atreet; ford hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Keid- — $4.98 As Tension Rises Congregational Merry-Weda, will Thun., Fri., Sal. store beginning at nine o'clock to­ guerite Carter, 17 Lockwood June Stetson, Eaat Hartford; Mrs. erltng are well known locally. have a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock morrow morning. . at the home of Mr. and Mra. E. V. Aid Program Abroad Famous make TV Table Coughlin. 300 Woodland street, to NAPKINS c ea. Action in Reprisal for goV lC tS S lo W make arrangements for the- picnic 39 Model w «h 12»4” clear 1 . they give each summer for the chil­ U.S. Trial of 8Rioters! , m rr. view picture tube only Guaranteed by Good Houaekeeping! Six beautiful colors; Grey, AUTO GLASS dren at the Tolland County Home Says Delay Might Strike dark green, chartreuse, wine, maiae and flame. Make up your W ho Attacked Occii- T r U C K 1 F a t 11C Highballing Engineer Is In Vernon. Charges Red MIRRORS Gantner own seta with matching or contrasting napkins. Pre-laundered Switched Into Court Fatal Blow to Free and guaranteed fast color. pation Troops at Me- w tx i* C l $149.50 World’s Peace Efforts; morial Day Rally; , In B erlin M ap Network Ran* Sylacatiga, Ala.. June 1.—(A*) 90 day guaranteed ser\lee — A quick .getaway In a loco­ 14 Countries to Get Bathing Suits Beautiful Lustron Students Call Walkout i ------motive while under arrest will and parte: 1 year picture "DENTAL PLATES RE- switch Engineer Jason McCul- tabe guarantee. PAmRD .WHILE YOU Action Held Retaliation Help; Portugal on List Tokyo. June l — (i‘P)— Open­ To Stale Dept. lom Into court here Monday. WAIT.. OLD. DENTAL The highballing railroader For Firnt Time; Qiina PLATES REMADE IN Flowered chintz, one piece, cotton ly defiant, Japan’s Communist For West Zone’s De^ Rayon Draperies faces charges of speeding, re­ NEW PLASne SAME Free Home Trial party today ordered a general tention of Red Youths; Senator Say* Anieraflia sisting arrest, and escaping To Receive 75 Million; DAT." LI pique, one piece, watermelon print— 2 piece. strike Saturday in reprisal for Pass 1 Truck an Hour C.a«e Bared Moseow from police. The speeding Urges Time Payments FAGAN the occupation’s rush trial of charge, said Mayor Ed How­ I Dielate of China Pol* ard. was (lied against McCol- DENTAL LAB. .98 pr. eight Japanese accused of Berlin, June I —(P) — So'vdet lom because he ran a Louis­ Washington, June 1.—n Indo-Chlna In­ Oontrola End Anne 84 Atlantic Union Committee, Inc., death when she loses her footing cember 5 on a flight to Kunrhing. stead ot,Hong Kong thinking they Stockholm in March by a meeting Relatione Sub-committee, headed Sboota Daughter Lucas, who faces a hot re-elec­ told its national meeting that a • Pinnacle Rock Farm at tall waterfall. There waa one exception to the liked the French better than the of the 0>mmunlst-led Peace Par­ by Senator Elbert Thomas (D., New York, June 1—<^— A a W ood Ford Farms milk. And in Simsbury tion campaign, la the author of favorable Senate vote "la not Im- Atlanta taxicab driver, father good treatment, Mc(3ovem com­ British but that didn't do any tisans. It demanded "absolute out­ Utah). attractive 80-year-oId mother. GRINDERS plained. When the Reds released bill that would extend existing poaalbte" this session. "Ceolition For Peace* Mrs. Emma Bate Curtis Teak is our completely modem bottling plant, o f five children, wrestle# wjtb ap- good. lawing of the atomic weapon," Federal rent ceilings for another • Folly Farms poroot mod 'jlog to save group of him, they said the order had come establishment of "strict interna­ A resolution by Senator Kefau­ (Jhalrman Connally (D., Tex.) of pnmpMl a ballet iato. the head of Salami . . Cooked Salam i.... “ I thought they might chop our year. Unless extended they will ver (D., Tenn.) would direct Presi­ the final unit in Q U A L IT Y C O N T R O L SECOND FLOOR S3 tsrrifled klndwgarten pupils.. through two and one-half months heads o ff since they kept telling tional control” and recommended the full Foreign Relations Com­ her sleeping four-yeoMld dnagh* before. They finally gave up wait­ expire June 30. dent Truman to invite the mem­ Genoa Salami . .Preauitto.. Edmund E. Whitfleld’s fourth ( us Chennault wsa.a war criminal branding as war criminals those mittee, Thomas and othar mem- ter murly today to aparo her beiag ing for an interpreter to accom­ Senators opposed to extending ber nations of tha Atlantic AUl- from the cow to your refrigerator. ‘caps from stats mental hospital for Bupplying the Kuomintang in the first government to use the hem of the Senate and Hoiisa will "pushed around tiM waiy I was- Ham . . Cappacollo, pany him. rant control have been urging anes to a convention. Such a con- in CaUfomia ends quietly as he ((jhineae Nationalista) with arm’s A-bomb against any country. attend the committee’s closing din­ The Bttle gW, Toy Tom, daughter Grinning out of a three-inch red­ Maybank to delay action in his vantion would study the poaalWU- ner tomorrow night (7 p. m., a. a. SBiTsiiders meekly to depntiea. ‘to kill Chlnetec,in China.’ Heavy pfosstire was then committee until the Houae had act­ of OB Irish-Gennaa mother and dish-brown beard, MeCsovem, a brought to bear in the satellite ty of a TranaaUantic Federation of Chinese father, la la crttteal caa- Wood Ford Farms MUk . . . an APPROVED milk of finast qttaUty! Delegates from 28 lodges of Con­ former A ir Force lieutenant, said; "Next morning they took ua .to ed, which will be June 13 dr later. S i? fC Creen Stanpe Given With Cash Sales countries to get signatures, A t the Democratic countriea. ‘ W Harold Urey, atomic aclen- dltlon. necticut trill assemble in Hartford Got Officers’ Left-Overs Nanning— a *' seven-day trip by "But I think our committee will Bails Program’s Soooeas tlat, and former UnderaecrAtary horseback and rlverboat.’ We were today's meeting in London, J. D. a(bt iagmrdleSa of what the HoUse : 4 • • Saturday to attend 21st annual "The Oilnese always treated me Robarta told the nation-wide of SUte Will L. Clayton are the VIC’S SODA SHOP laced under armed guard in Bernal, keftiot British adentiat does.” Baybonk said. Kidney Staoe C convention o f State EUcs Assoela- as a friend. They said, ’Ameri­ committee that it has mada ■eheduled speakera. (Dayton and who ia a vice president of the He added that the compromise W a a h ls g ^ Jobs A Sodas — Sundaes lee Cream — Milk Shakea ttea. can people are an our friends but otal. I "amasing progress” in the 15 Robert P. Pqttaraon, former Secre­ g peace committee, said the petition House extension "is about as-far ■sthid for dlpaair- the American government is no "The Chinese oo-pilot and radio montha since it waa organised. Be­ tary of War, are vies presidents of, would "have more than 190,00(^000 as I would go.” BRYANT & CHAPMAN TEL. 3985 Treasury Balance good. The American people will operator managed to escape. The sides the Congress merobara al­ tha Atlantic Union 0>mmlttee. • p h jta r • 153 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST That would extend the existing . V rise up in the course of time and White Russian woman poMonger signatures by October, when the Senator Gillette (D., Iowa) de­ a d a M v i t e campaign will end." Federal rent controls to the end of ready pledged, he said, “ a new R. G. MILLER & $ONS Woohington, Jime 1—(ff)—The adopt Communism’.’’ . with a child waa allowed tA rejoin (Jongresaman declares hlmoelf in clared himeetf a convert to the O il McGovern said he lost 75 pounda her Chinese husband in (Janton. ■ In Hungary there waa a concert­ this year and than .allow them to proposed Atlantic Union. Me said day. Ikia dh jpooKion o f the Treasury M ay 29: continue six months beyond that every week.” -255 HoMMlBad Avenue d u il^ his internment M d now is "The Reds never told me why ed press campaign for the petition it could what he called the salt of aa d i 5*01 $1 N et budget receipts $61,343,- in those cities or states whose city ” We haven’t found set oppoal- tom down to 175. was held except that T had broken ' and the Catholic bench of slshops milltaiisUc Atlantic Pact into "a jnw-braaIrtHg 251.08; Budget expenditures $74,- councils or atate governmenta re. tion from any member'of the Sen- "But the food was good— accord­ international law by landing great coalition for world seact.’* Olamlae-Tfatm-d Advertise in The Herald*^lt Patyii 286,914.34; Cssh balance $4,521,- (Uoatfanad ea Paga raiu). i quested the additional controls. i ate Foreign Relations/Commlttee,” 324, 64L76. ing to Chinese standards." he Chinaae territory.’ ’ ,

I*'-' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1950 EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1950 PAGE T n n ■■i.i.. .I.,..— to keep warm. This morning they .and National Guardsmen to aug- «f th. JU.UC. D«P‘rt.|^ouhl ExtClld ahuffled past lines of police and 'm«nt hia staff. ment. Truman Takes watchful German doctors who gave Local Volunteers Who Will Assist tn Blood Program Denies Terror Under protection of the guards Charges Red Tha Amaraaia Magazine caae them a quick lookover for any pos­ Lives Near about- 250 workers have entered brpka In Juna 1945 after FBI and D raftY ears sible contagious diseases contract­ the plant this week. [IGHT'S AUTO BODY SHOP OSS raids had turned up hundreda Hand in U. S. ed in their crowded Berlin quar- By Guardsmen Network Ran of confidential federal papera In Kin’s Corpse Union repreaentative John W. f e n d e r m iG b o d y r e p a i r i n g (ContlDued rrom Pag. Onel ters. I Edelman In Washington wrote A t­ the office! of the far eaatern ar- There were no incidents in the , GAR TRUCK PAINTING torney General McGrath yesterday mui falra publication, and elsewhere. Crime Probe early tiours. Western police said ■ Tenn. Gov. Say* Troops To Stale Dept. have been no Induotions since that there seldom Itae been a more STEAM CLEANING—WELDING In his Senate speech Knowland doctors found no illness among the Ex-Mental Patient Heltl said: I January, 1949. At Euka Plant Only "flagrant caae of outright slrikc- ___ While Johnson made no direct i (Continued from Pag. line) i youths. b o d d l e t u r n p i k e e a s t (CoatiniMd from Pace Oae) "In the Ameraais case we find foo Tired to Sing In Death of Brother brenklng than what la taking place the threads of a network of CCom- o m -,------I'cference to - the- - House bill in his i- Suppress Violence in Hamblen county." (OW Bolton Road) munlst connected individuals, fe l-‘ prepared testimony, he said he House to discuss their ncestiga- After the border medical check­ Who Vanished in 1948 j those seized bv the FBI snd the up, the young Reds wound In a j He charged that giiardanien have Next to Bolton Tomi Line On the RiRht old Office of Strategic Services. low trsvelers and those who by ' would prefer to have no lim its-' tion of big-time gambling and Morristown, Tenn., June 1 (IP) shared the tiohs imposed on tile srieclive | crime. long column toward Luebeck’a i beaten atrlkera, but Brig, Gen. D. Senator McCarthy (R , Wls.), design or coincidence San Joo«, Calif.. June 1—(A*!— A J —Gov. Gordon Browning told L. McRcj-nolds, who commands the PHONE 7304 or 2-2595 whose Comniunists-in-govemment service act as it stands. -I The ihesidont v.as expected to main railway station where they | common viewpoint that the Com­ troops, add SherifT Medlln qiucKly charges touched off a new Amer- ’Piiat would leave him. power to give his blessings,to the inquiry were to lake trains to their’ West j former mental patient wa« under | union officials last night that Na­ munists In China should be cti- German homes. They appeared , S.»rt« Saa.: Mel Ferrer “ LOST ■■l asla inquiry, retorted that he draft men into the armed services and pledge the full cooperation of arreot today on suspicion of secret-1 tional Guardsmen and highway denied the accusation. couraged at the expense of the the Justice Department and other loo tired even to chant Coniniunlat BOl'XOARIt’lS” plai rkarlta SaaMlI TTie company -tald ycaterday knows "taevond the slightest shad­ if vdluntary enlistments fail to la "INM:b RANCTl’M” patrolmen were at the strife-torn Non-Communist Republic of China. government ageficies. songs as they had done yesterday. ly killing his brother—then living that a meeting of tlielr officiala ow of a doubt" thai the material "Ameraaia might well be called keep the ranks filled. I l ’.LSk The Senate’s special committee Elsewhere along the Ea.st-\Vest next door to the undiscovered body UJ: Knka Corporation plant here only and sinkers will be held In A t­ in question was seized in 1946 by t h e '‘transmission belt’ for the “ It would be the height of folly.’’ — Photo by F.lite Studio of five—headed by Senator Ke- zonal frontier youtli.s were strag­ for two years. th maintain order. lanta Friday at Browning’s sug^ government agents. the Cabinet officer testified, "to Pro-Communist views of Commun­ fauver (D., Tenn. i—openefj iti in­ gling across tlie border in twos and Yesterday sheriffs deputies vnliinteer workers from the Manchester Red Cross chapter who will assist with filooit Prograni when Union officials had charged that tinm our back on this simple but Mobde Unircom^^^ June 6: Gray Ladies: Front row, left to right, Mr"., Klora Burklmrd . gestlon to settle the tnnible. McCarthy added that other ists, fellow travelers and aympd^ vestigation last Saturday with threes and quickly hopping into , forced their w-ay Into the locked the guardsmen and patrolmen effective means c ’ re gaining in a EASTWOOD Paul Ryan, Mrs. Raymond Tierney, Mrs. Peter Krones. Miss Margaret Knriigiebol, Mrs. Mary Mul- documents equally important also tliizera in this country to our pol­ secret hearings in Miami, Fla. The trains or busses when they reached ■ bedroom of a house on the edge were engaged In strikebreaking icy making body on foreign pol­ position of readiness.” lanev Back row, Mrs. Foster Williams, chairman of Gray Ladles. Mrs. W. \V. toss. Mrs. John Skiba. were recovered and now are in poa- He said the e,XLcn:>,on of selec­ inquiry is expected to shift soon to j the western side of the zone line. ! A Glorious All-Color Show- of San Jose and found the shrivel­ and had embarked upon a "reign icy. the United State Department Mra Byron Boyd, idrs. John Snuffer. Mrs. Charles Poller, Mrs. Edmund Kicly. Not in picture, Mrs. tive service would give the mili­ other cities under the same cloak The youths had passed through j led body of Herman Boesen, 58, in of terror." of State.” tary forces a four mcnt'.is jump in of secrecy. ' the Iron Curtain almost a week ■ Walt Disney’s Audlc Murphy bed. Brown spots, believed to be Walter Nielson. CIO textile workers have been Knowland then alluded to the CLEANING « % time if war should come. Senator Tobey (R.. N. H.). a ago to hail Josepli Stalin in Berlin. ; “ Cinderella” Gair Storm long-dried blood, were on a blan­ on strike at the plant since March .Senats Foreign Relations sub­ “ In short, " he said, "selective committee member, said the group But onroute home those M’ho ' In “ Kid From ket. Investigators placed the time ?8 committee’s current inquiry into DYEING service saves time and money In may ask President Truman for au­ reached Luebeck loudly defied \ Glowing Color Texas” of death at about March. 1948. T]he governor declared al hla .McCarthy’s charges and the Amer- preparedness, ass.ircs us a full thority to look at the income tax orders that they turn in th eir' TTie officers then went to a homV at Huntingdon that "my de­ asia case, and declared: returns of suspected gamblers and There's a complement of men to give us that names or take a medical examina- i crude shack 20 feet behind the puties at Morristown are under FUR STORAGE ” No one who has read the tes­ minimum of preparedness we must racketers. house and questioned a brother. specific Irtalnictlon to suppress grand, new tion. ! Special After School Showing We invite you lo Iry our timony of the public hrtirlnga can have and gives notice to the world Expect Truman’s Support i of “Cinderella” Dailv Peter, 62. He talked ramhlingly violence only;" doubt a red network existed work an(i compare il with r "Cheese Boo^i" that we are determined to be “ I expect Mr. Truman to give 1 wed. Thru FrI. at 8:15 of "aeeing angela ” and of ' hearing He added that he had urged both by .Marye vi'hich ran from the Communist strong and faithful in our obliga- ! us his cooperation and auppbrt," i labor and management to meet any other. party to Amerasia.” Herman's voice. " and renew negottattopa "because Oahnke— tkma.” Tobev told reporters. ' Sun.: “Commanche TerHtorjr" The deputies jailed him Knowland renewed his call for a Johnson said passage of the ae- Other committee members are i I'm not planning to keep the Na­ •230 reclpea BALCH'S booking of investigation of ] tional Guard there Indefinitely If thorough public airing of tha en­ lective service act in 1948 had Senators Hunt (D-Wyot, Wiley , after reporting that the jobless , THE IDEAL and tips tire Amerasia case. He accused "algniflcant repercussiona" abroad. they get together." (R-W isI and O’Conor (D-Md). man had $27.6 and opened mail ad- ^ T^c striking niemhein of Hie on making the Democratic-controlled inquiry “ W'e know, for instance.’’ he One committee member said “ I RESTAURANT dre.sacd to Herman, in hi.s po.sses- CIO Textile Workers of America CLEANERS committee of ringing down an said, “ on the obseivatlon of our rather su.spect” that the crime . I.ocated ,\t cheese soups, main DRIVE IN slon. „ Local 1054, are demanding higher Offers you quality clean- Be wise, before going: on your vacation, and I non curtain on much of the testi- Ambassador in Moscow, that the situation in Kansas City, Mo., ' dishes, .salads, desserts. 67 POST ROAD Worked on Shasta Dam —Photo by Elite. Studio pay, premium pay for night work, ing and spotlinjf. excellent i mony taken behind closed doors. passage of the 1948 act came as a would be discussed during the ; THEATRE The officers. Deputies H aney purchase Travelers Checks to safeguard thunderous shock to the men of staff Aides- Front row left to right, Mrs Howard Boyd, Mrs Amos Fiicnd, Mrs. Charles Prekham. Back and a seniority schedule presiding, prompi pick-up Cheeae Is a wholesome food White House visit. ' Just North of East Hart- Hutchins and James Cunningham Staff Aides, hrontrou leii x chairman of the Staff Aide.4. Mrs. Irving Bayer, Mrs. Ermano in a variety to flt any buden. the poUtburo.” Democratic Leader Charles] 2.60 (in na«’k to U ork and deltveiy free. your money. They are a.s acceptable as foi^ and So. Windsor Line lloBBld ViYCCR said he told them he had not seen . . . Also popular. Whole.soiiir. John.son said it was "one of the Binaggio and his strong-arm Herman since 1916; then 1947. But G ?rkventa,°M rrA” ^^^^^^ N » - n . Miss Teresa Scholl, Mrs. Abh.oU Chase, Mrs. The strike has been marked by Asks 2 Billion niLMiAy UNDFOBS 311 MAIN ST. within everyone’s means to decisive factors" In halting the henchman, Charles Gargotta, were the opened mail bore 1948 dates. Charles Tiffin. ______frequent violence and arrests, and cash, aelf-identif>’ing and if lost or stolen Sheriff Robert Medlln asked enjoy is delicious, inexpensivi I spread of Communism in Europe shot down in Kansas City April S. “NtKht t'nto M j h r Herman, a carpenter, was away Call U.S AI .'•83R For Aid Prograiii jin 1948. A federal grand jury report linked The Best In second grade, Hebron elementary Browning for highway patrolmen their value is recoverable. Their cost is URIl.LEV'S SrEAWMI.NT Ol VI. from home for long periods at a was best man. Ushers were Don­ customs, were present, besides Among the cold war "incidents " their murder with a gambling com­ time working in Alaska and on other close friends. Bchool. That grand-taating Wrlglr y I Johnson cited in addition to the bine said to b«i operating in the Food and Liquor AUo of Mexico'* ald Rannacher. Stanley Dingwell, Mr and Mrs. Harold Holcombe only 75c per 1100 . . . you ll be free of (Continue.. From Page One) Buch projects as Shasta Dam. Stephen Sadlon. Steve Reed and Mrs. Welch is buried in St. Spearmint flavor Is so long-las! I Soviet atomic explosion were Mis.sourl city. With EBtellti Rodrteies Peter was in the State Mental Peter's cemetery. Hebron, and at­ of West Hartford are spending a ■ these: ITie fall of China to tlom- Music of Distinction Richard Keefe. worry. Ing and full bodied becau.se It ; nist forces in this area that arc Study Erirkson Case Hospital at Stockton from Sept. tended the services of the church week al their "Stone House" sum­ luunisl armies, "the serious silua- The Senate committee’s main By A wedding breakfast was served j mer residence, near the Marlbor- garden-fresh, genuine mint. Ti. now engaged or in danger of be­ lUlK t.'OeillTr 30, 1930 td Feb. 10, 1943; then went when she could, Hebron people ing engaged, in active conflict with : lions ’ in southeast Asia, the diplo- objective is to uncover tlie under­ to live with Herman. They quar­ for about .60 members of the Im- | feel greatly honored by that fact. ongh-Hebroii line. Located on a chewing U satisfying and smootl 1 matic break wiht Bulgaria, " de- world’s sources of wealth — and EllsMorth Mitten rREEcit'Ulu ynSEi 12 mediate families at the Marl­ "dead-end ” road, the place has an militant Communist elemenla.” Fri. M d Dot. I*' iK relled around 1944, and Peter built Mrs. Welch's work in bringing in­ because It’a quality all the wa; I teriorating relations with other to disclose any ties between crim­ borough Inn. A reception took i unusual charm and beauty. The President did not specify | Dancing Every Saturday '‘Colorado Territory" rb# ' the shack and moved into It. to new life and vigor Into an al- Open Thuraday Evenlnga through. Enjoy It. the exact number of countries '* satellite countries," Soviet control inal and political groups. **!!>c|Bore Hobco dobllee^* The pearch was instituted yes­ place in the afternoon at Hebron I most moribund condition of Tol- Mr. and Mrs. WMliam W. Ham­ which would share in the Ameri­ over the armed forces of Poland. Kefauver was in New York yes­ and Sunday. terday at the request of a third tow-n hall. The mother of the ! land County Democrats, during mond and daughters spend the aft­ 6 :0 0 1<> 8 :0 0 can arni.s and program. Soviet naval expansion, increased terday. He is Interested in the brother. Martin, who lives with his bride w-ore a blue lace dres-s with I . her residence in Columbia al beau­ ernoon of Memorial Day with Mr. Infill mod officials said, how­ Soviet pressures in Gcnnany, the ca.se being built up b.v New York family In nearby Los Altos. He blue accessories, a fur cape and a I tiful "Noxid. ” cannot be over es- Hammond’s mother. Mrs. Chester ever. that a.saiatance will be given attack on an American naval air­ police against gambler Frank reported to the sheriffs office that corsage of spring flow-ers. The Ij limaled. Hundreds of people E. Hammond of West Hartford. to 14 countries aside from tho.st craft in the Baltic, and Soviet dc- Erickson, Herman was missing. mother of the groom wore a sheer j from various parts of the etatc GucsUi al the Hebron home of wc. MANCHESTER TRUST Co. ration.^ in "the general area of lands on Trieste. A grand Jury returned 60 counts The three brothers, immigrants pink gow-n with pink accessories, I gathered on the grounds of her Mr. and Mrs Arthur Eiseniann of and a corsage of pink carnations ■ Haaetieater, Connectleat China." of information against Erickson from Germany, seldom saw each Columbia residence on many oc­ Elmhurst, N. Y.. for the week end, ye.sterd.’iy —one charging consplr- 1 other although living a short dis­ Oil their return from an unan­ were Mr. and Mrs. William Eisc- ■ Mcmaar Federal DepoaM Insurmnce (.^rpontioa "The North Atlantic Treaty Na- THE BURNSIDE THEATRE casions ff>r club events or other ENJOY OAfLY—Tairas so Good lions to get arms, they said, are Would Deny acy and .69 others charging book- | ^ BURNSIDE AVE. • BETWEEN H/^CNEBTERond E.HTFO tance apart. Martin told officers nounced wedding trip the newly conventions She was a personal mann, Jr.. Mr and Mrs. Charles married couple will live at An­ Hnlain, France, Italy, Belgium, making (taking bets on horse, he had thought Herman was out on friend of President WiKson and Knell, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Raye, Lasts so Long—Colts so Little ’ Wall Disney's ‘Kid From Texas* dover lake. The bride attended The Netherlands, Luxembourg, rares ) a Job for a long time. President Roosevelt, and of Gov­ Mr. and Mrs Pierce Davis. Henry Aid to Germans 8:SD and 9:45 Glastonbury Academy. The bride­ Tolrey hinted to reporters that : ernor Cro.ss. Moll and Mrs. Teresa Johnson of i.'enmark. Norway and Portugal. ‘‘CnVDERELL.V’ groom is a graduate of Ea.st Portugal la being added to the the Senate Investigators still have i Extra! The Hebron town team won New York, and Mr. and Mrs. "Seal Islah^”, 7:5.6 Hampton High school and is em­ Douglas Porter and sons. Michael ..-1 for the first time. Small (Continued from Page One) an interest In Erickson. “That ’ , In Technicolor, 8:25 over the Bolton team in an Inter- ployed in Willimantic by the and Ixiuis of El Paso, Tex. All i.nta of naval and air fon e case isn’t closed.” Tobey said. In H ebron County League game played Sun- Children’s Mat. Sat., 1 P. 6L— Sun.! Robl. 'i’aylor American Thread Company. attended the Keefe-Reinhardt ■quipment will be sent to bolster placed on s Europe-bound plane New York, Kefauver said the 1,'. ' day on the Hebron grounds. This l^ana "Turner, “.loluiny Eager” and Dr. Peter H. Schwartz of Col­ wedding Saturday. DR. W. B. DOWD ► nlugal a coa.stlme defenses and May 18. S. attorney in Washington was! The wedding of Miaa Joan Fran­ j is the .second time Hebron has OJACO JIM SAYS: Immigration officials sought to holding up action until New York "Commanche Territory” In color chester has been appointed niedi- I come off \-ictor in games since the School, post office, town clerk's lo help rrair.tain the strategic air ces Reinhardt, daughter of Mr. and (Uil examiner for Hebron, Colches­ off ire and the Douglas Library Ojaco exterior points ore mode to withstand New i n liis r TO OWN a itso .H.ises on the Azores. oust her after the U.S. Circuit authoHties moved. Mra. Alfred Reinhardt of West sea.son'8 opening, May 21. CHIROPODIST ter and Salem, tn take the place The Gilead Tigera al.so scored were closed on Memorial day. President Truman also asked Court in New York city upheld an CONDITIONED THE YEAR ROUND Hartford, to Dennis Atwater Keefe, I England's climate conditions and resist mildew, of the late Dr. C. E. Pendleton, 1 another victory, this time over the "some form of limited authority" order fordier deportation as a se­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. wrinkling and dulling. Ojaco is easily applied — HAS RESUMED who served In that capacity for I Ellingtons at the latter's field The ;n the event of an emergency, to curity ri.sK. Jackson granted Mrs. Keefe of Hebron, took place Sgt- Knaiiff a stay to permit her to file Red Yoiilhs the last 30 years in the three Tigers won last week too. its beauty losts. 12 modern shades; 6 handsome divert a "small portion" of money urday forenoon at St. Thomas tow-ns, up to the time of his sud­ r e g u l a r o f f ic e an appeal from the Circuit Court Aquinas Chapel, Storra, the Rev. 1 The seventh birthday of Wil- AUTO GLASS trim colors. earmarked for Spy specific area. den death. May 7. , ham James Johnston, son of the With the continuation of Soviet decision. End SildoMTi James J. O’Brien, administrator of . , ___ . .. Counsel for Mrs. Knauff filed an TONIGHT Dr Schwartz is a graduate of winner of the Congressional Med MIRRORS HOT’RS probin,^ for weak ^e »e- ^ the chapel, officiating, also cele­ BUY FROM YOUR In line with our policy of always giving the public brating the high nuptial mass. The the University of Vienna and is a I al of Honor, was ob.served by a curity structure of the free world. Department today j (Continued from Page One) the finest entertainment, we again present the famous double ring ceremony was used. member of the medical alafl of the party at hia home-at • —Burrows ; he said, "emergency situations of filed Its biief asking tligt the ap- Backus hospital, Norwich. Hill, Hebron. Saturday. Young ()JACO DEALER I this character may well arise and cliilly border “ no man’s land," re- , and already very popular Philip Stock of Hartford played the i peal be rejected. organ, and Mrs. LaCava of New Despite a steady rain last friends prr.senf included some of | : leqiiire prompt ar.d positive action fusing to heed the police orders, ; Thursday a fine representation of the little bay's classmates of the | The department said that while .since Tuesday night when they | Britain sang “ Mother, At Thy I by the United States.” legislation u a.s pending before Con­ ”Feet I’m Kneeling.” and “Ave members of the federation of Mr. Truman also urged Congrcs.s reached the Ea.st-West zonal fron­ "THE TEMPO FOUR" gress to permit .Mrs. Knauff to re­ Maria." The altar of the chapel, Democratic Women's Clubs of the to change present laws to make it tier after attending the Communist | main in this country, immigration Whitsun rally In Berlin. A GROUP OF FINE MUSICIANS wnVeh was designed by the bride’s state gathered at .St. Peter's Epis­ Now Manv Wear MELVIN G. COX pii.^.Hible til .sell American arms '’un­ officials may iievertticlens deport fa tlw , was decorated with palms copal church al 2 p. ni.. for the i TELEVISION der appropriate safeguards" to na­ Burn i ’p Bedding and ENTERTAINERS—“YOU’LL LOVE 'EM” lier. Tile department added that The weary youths capitulated and aji^ng flow-ers. The bride memorial service, honoring the 1 FALSE TEETH 275 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER tions not covered specifically in It was not an invariable practice after a .sleepless night during \ TONIGHT AS ALWAYS wore a gv up in two vears. In 1948, the Na­ Hartford Court of Common Pleas : WE BOUGHT HEAVILY FOR THIS Sale Soeal/ tional Society captured 55 aeaU first Tuesday in July. and the Korean Youth Corps 18. IVs Our With these 73 seats as- a core, i) the Rhee administration was able .1'^/ to w-in control of the old Assem- WefJi STATE-NOW I Inlergod ^h ee’a forces undoubtedly w-lll Emancipation for Mothor JUNE try to win the independents. Some ‘S i ! - - " " are kriow-n Rhee supporters. But Enjoy our good homo cooking! many are middle-roaders. JooiiOiaiufnd Hallelujah!— at last— a place to find the cooking that A l.^nlted Nations obsener. rates highest in wholesome food content • . • Bnd, pre­ John P. Gaillard of the Ujiited DovidBniofli n u pared in a way that will make you say ‘home was never States, said guerrillas killed 10 STATE JAMBOREE persons 135 miles south of Seoul. MANCHESTER like this’ ! Where?— right here! Come in aoon. ^ f t They left notes w-amlng South MMNiDDOlHCM Koreans sgsinst voting, GallUrd m w WAtNia Baot. m m atio n ^ Featuring Plus: "Riders of the Range’* 'NOTE! Our current showing of TONIGHT ^ Prevlouslv nine killings hiad "The Damned Don’t Cry", will be been attributed to the campaign. omitted for the -matinee but will Gaillard said seven Sl'X.; “Commanche Territory" Plus: “Reauty On Parade” resume again starting at S p.m. were stabbed In one house ^ I c h , continuous ‘ttl closing. later was burned. The guerrillas j ™ CAVEY FORTET 8 Days of June left leaflets saying: "W e must have i a united Korea. The May M elec­ tions are only a stage play by \ traitors." ' STARTING SUNDAY, A band of men killed tw-o elec­ ISTARTS TODAY Events! tion ofliclsls and a policeman’s , JUNE 4 M Convenient Terms brother. i OINE ENTIRE WEEK SPECIAL DINNERS WILL Doa Gas 5t«ak* Bescue j THE DRAMATIC SURPRISE OF THE YEAR! BE SERVED 12:30 to StSO New Haven. June i.—(A>)—Fire- I 8 Days of Values men donned gas masks to rescue ! Scrmettvifuj tiuvt Ituuuts A tUllT-IN i unconscious three-year-old CharlM , 'M 0« SUffOST I Whlttaby from a smoke-fllled ] (X/utnCtv- m e e t ■ I room on the third floor of a bum- | FACILITIES FOR PRIVATE PARTIES mcGILL-COnUERSE IfiC Shoor Bros* ‘ ^ 1 ChiMron levo Htoso bright KIN-1- ' Ing tHxwell avenue house last lU’cldinn nujlit AND BANQUETS Galore! JEWELERS KINS with thok sturdy canvas uppers i night. After leading aayeraJ mem- I bers o f bla family to safety, menf- 977 MAIN STREET MANCHfiSTBB and long-waring solas , . and Mothers bera of the lire department's emer­ PP Nko lham too, bocouso thay or# woihoblo, hovo gency squad-revived Jhe child with Note Through June 10th Open Every Tues., Thors, and Saturday E v o a it. th# cuihionad insole and buiH-in arch for tha support oxygen and sent hlpv to St. CAVtrS RESTAURANT of busy Kttto foot. Hurry whilo our supply hols I Raphael's hospital where hla con­ CO-fOT [So M s "OperatlMi Don’t mifut the fr«|iieiidoi|i laTinsB for every nem- dition was aald not to be aerioua, ■l ■- F ' I N ’ I-' ANi ML” I SUUI OaOitS miSO . . •. ass ISS seaess Tha blaia, said by flraman to hava UMNUn SKNHU. vwlCA / HayHfT ber of the funily during our JUNE JAMBOREE! The 903 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER been started ' by an exploding Advertise in The Herald— It P$y* SUUAVMI-m-UIIDFORS / ^ PHONE 3801 Tallies are terrific! 348 MAIN STREET 280 MAIN STREET—MIDDLETOWN kitchen oil stove, did considerable a a«n tm a* Wm / damage to a bedroom and Utrlng mw-auNrat-MaiM-MM / wiumaw 361 MAIN STREET—NEW BRITAIN room la the building.

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"coaching" took place In a roqm I'romlsod deelslon by .lime 15 from Ri bltralor* who eomhn led a henr- pillllllllllllllllllllllllllU^^^^^^^^^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1960 at the court houae here. Resume Work WDBU—1888 rmi J ^ O WHAT - 8ia Savs He Gave He declared that Carroll, Doyle Ing on the lahoirrs’ demand for a wage hike from 95 lents to $12.1 = DR. ROBJvKT R. KEENEY j W O N 8 -1 4 U tnaav s Kaaio w r M A - 103.7 ■MT * $ f r i • 1 ’ and Hodgaon "pi-oml*ed I'd be aet ' an lioiir. speech-making, white - helmeted WIkNB — 840 w' %vnu — 1*80 1^ a l s e l i i v i u c n u e I free if I backed up the accusations " At A-PIaiil = DR. .^I MER DISKAN | Notice WTHT — I'riio The strike wa.s Innm bed llie dav American militaryiTts police moved In Fire Damage WtXX) — 1280 Eastera Standard nm s , I nuide by them against Gon»ki and a s Uiivnes Street ; Ivory Soap Display in Pinehurst Window Schmidt Quits swinging nightsticks and arrested _ — — I Chadiikiewlrz. after the hearing, when no (h ( i ill Appoint six Japa'nese. These were identi­ "They fold me they wanted | srton was handed down imimdiat' - A public hearing will bs held 4:00— 10:15— Oak Ridge rciii|»o INcars ' 1\ The Atomic Em ig j Ealior Rc-' S L. CONLON fied from news pictures taken at During Month WONS— Newsreel. Convict Charges Offi­ '-Chadiikiewicz and Gonaki. and all Czech Capital by the Town Planning Commla- WDRC—Strike It Rich. lalioiis Panel arranged the henr­ the Plaza brawl. / sion, Monday, June 12, 1650, at 10:.ne on the Northerly Shop. W rH T—Hall of Fame. perior Court that he wa.- loai bed iiuliiding two stomid plants began ~ill ywita He Was Spy after the violent outbreak. Fire Chief Albert Foy of the WONS—Jack's Waxworks. New York, June 1—(IP)— The "We do not Intend to permit any SMB'D announced today that side of Tolland Turnpike between 4:80— by State policemen and a former I| Hold Air SrKsioii pu king uji Its normal pare tixlay 11:00— following a one-wcek walUonl , New York Times reported today delay In the trial of people who heavy damage was recorded from the Meekvllle Crosaing and the WDRC—New England Note­ a.isistant state's attorney in per­ fliHaMphla, Jun« 1— A News on all .stations. that paialvzed all hniMlng here. ^ that the newspaper’s Frague cor­ defy or take action against Ameri­ 17 fires answered during May by Rialey Crossing, bounded and de­ book. jured testimony he gave at the •Air k'un being the theme for 11:15— Among the 4.,500 workmen re­ jsdg* wlU «|>poiiit counsel. respondent, Dana Adams Schmidt, cana in uniform," said MaJ. Gen. his four campanles. While Investi­ scribed as foIIow’s; Northerly by WTIC—Lorenzo Jones. 00 ALLOWANCE WHAY—Chester, the Curiou.i WTIC — Songs by Morion trial of an 11-member boUliip gang May I’ri k meetings. Cuh.s of Pa. k , turning were Die 700 members of psrtisf today, for Harry had left Czechoslovakia to avoid Charlies A. Willoughby, MacAr- gation In some cases Is not fin­ the N. Y., N. H., A Htfd. R. R. hero in 1947. 27 held an .\ir .Meel at .SI Marc * ' $ Co., and Southerly by Tolland Camel. Downey. .AEL l.ailif)rcr.s and H(hIciii i iri s «I k> aald yaatsrday ha will plead arrest. thur'a intelligence officer. ished, it was estimated that dam­ WTHT—Tops in Sports. Ijoo T, Bazylewicz of New Biil- I’arisli House A .spot homlimg and FOR YOUR Schmidt was among a score of Faces 10 years In Prison ages Would exceed $13,000. Turnpike. WeXX,’—News; Request Time. ain made bis acciisationa \e,iter- Liial 818 who stniik May 24. tonty to bate* a courier te Soviet WKNB—News; Scorelioard Va­ WONS—Jack's Waxworks. glider rontesi Were held on the touching on Do- wilihat work westerners named In the treason The eight were charged with as­ A total of 13 still alarms were 2. To change to Business or In- day against Major I.eo F Oiiroll. lawn, David W illiam* wain Die OLD WATCH Knaala's atom spy aetwork. rieties. WDRC—World Tonight. stopjiagi. II spiead lo halt all UP TO duat^al 2k>ne all or part of the trial of 13 Czechs as having aided sault and defying occupation or­ answered, Foy said, and four box WHAY — Sport*; Moonlight State Police Detective .lohn J. honiinng conle-t w ith a h;.llM \e. I But tba amall. chubby research area now in Residence Zone AA, 4:45— const nil lion hv .May '26. In setting up an Anti-Commun­ ders. The latter charge was alarms. Two of the box alarms, .Matinee. , Doyle and John P Hodgson, foi- The gilder i oiite-t wins won by M yaara old. asked the 134 on May 12. and 61 on May 23, on the Northerly side of West WTIC— Young Widder Brown. I.ahorers union official., con­ ist underground ring aimed at dropped against seven after the 11 :S0— .' mer as.sistant state's attorney for Rolx il Ballard. Model Airtiorta, M c a to fted an attorney who were false alarms. Center Street, boimded and de­ WHAY—Story Queen. [ Hartford County. demned the strike as unaulhor- bade him to danyte* that he overthrowing the government. Be­ defense successfully argued there WDRC—Old Record .Shop. WTIC—Snooky Larson show, | each den making one. weie on dis­ izcd. bill the lahorers' pu k d lines had been no conspiracy. The remaining two box alarms scribed as follows; Beginning at a ! He was brought before Judge te auUty'of Intendln* to harm the fore he left Prague, Schmidt filed WONS—Hollywood. U. S. A 11:55— play 111 Die I'aiish House .Model' held. They halted hundreds ol a story In which he denied know­ All eight pleaded Innocent. They were on May 7, a Sunday after­ point In the Northerly line of West WO.NS .New*. Samuel Mcllltz in < onnection with Xtelted Stataa. Odd said he wants noon, when the department an­ Center Street In the Southeast WeeX!—Junior Disc Jockeys. the jietilions of Ale.\and(*r i.onski mi|ilane.s ranging from jet tight-1 more workers on the K-'29 iiixl ing any of the underground plot­ face prison terms up to 10 years 12:00— 1 a lawyer who wlU let him coop* swered the call for the P and O corner of property of Bruno By- 5 :00— and Edward (''hadnkiew .'-ki. liolli cr- lo giant 1 an.-poi t .s. a.s.s'mblrd K-.'Il plants Ixing built for $2'27 - ters with whom he was accused ar.d fines of $5,000 each if convict­ WONS—Stiaighl Arrow. WTIC—News; Dame Music, I'V Die I’ul'.s fe.slilled lo the aii- ilOd.dOO lo step np |iroiliielmn ol •rate with the FBI. ed. Trucking Company fire on Sum­ cholsky; the line runa thence of New Biltain, for a new tri.d. I,tK>klPi worried and with his of being In contact. WDRC—Old Record Shop. .Newa. The three aie .serving lengthy mmdeilnes.s ot thus younger ger.- llssionahlc I'rannim-'23,5. Do The 'Hmes said Schmidt left The first day’s trial of the mit street. Preliminary mvestlga- Westerly along the Northerly line bead hrid low. Gold was brought tlgatlon has been completed and of West Center Street, 200 feet, WHAY—Mv Serenade. Frequency .Modulation s< ntenees for a series of armed ei ation. atomie bomb element. yttrterday under heavy guard to Czechoslovakia for West Germany eight, all students and unemployed WTHT—Green Hornet. lobberies and lairglarles in. Halt- .Movies of Naval An Cadets in riic other piojccts. ineliiding an workers, continued until nearly the damage waa listed at around more or leas; thence Northerly WUKC—F.M; 98.7 .Mf. the chambers of U. 8. DIatrict a few hours before he was to have WTIC—When a Girl Marrie.i. ford foiinty. Gonski from 2() t'l 94 iraimny, and aviation .s part in Uu Rtomir laboratory, were affected midnight. The second session was $10,000. On May 17 the depart­ 100 feet more or leaa; thence Elast- WI-TIA— I0S.7 .MC. TRADE been arrested. Judge Jamas B. McOranery. It was ment went to Pleasant street for erly 200 feet more or less; thence WCCC—Big Brother Bill. WTIC— KM 96.5 .MC. year (liadiikiew i( 7 from '1 invasion of several Pat itu' island* as union mm honored Die picket in recessed late this afternoon until McGranery who placed Odd under Three Newsmen Rremaln 5:15^" W IlRC— K>l On the air I p. ni. lo yea I and Ba7.\ lew o 7 11 om T in 111 I ll.il\ and l''r.iii(e ;.(ere sliown lines despite orders from tlieo tomorrow, with the prosecution the fire In the White residence. Southerly 100 feet, more or less to $100,000 bond on May 23. when The trial of the 18 accused WDRC—The Old Record Shop. yeais The lollowing Mil\ai'Oi ni iit.s own union leadeis in return t" THE ONLY I cu e completed. Damages have been estln lated point of beginning. 11:25 p. m. YOUR OLD WATCH FBI agents arrested him as the Czechs opened ysaterday In here as $3,000. 3. To change to Industrial 2kme WTIC—Portia Faces Life. W KH.A—Sanv as W ilRC. (iave Tcstiiniuiv "I ndci lliiress" wcie awarded. Lion Gold .Arrow I Unk between the convicted BritUh Prague with the chief defendant. In all other cases the damages WHAT—Meet the Band. WKHA "I'hc lattei told the com t ycst(i- and Lion .'■':l\er .\rioW. .bihii De- D'c laliori IS \nleil Till-dav b WATCH WITH Clat.lr round atyla In all or part of the area now In Ru­ day ttiat he had wrillen a 1 (Oil- atomic spy, Klaus F\«chs, and Dr. Milada Horakova, pleading were slight. Most of them were ral Residence Zone on the South­ 5:80— r. M. iam y Rogei Lajiie, .Midiael Gates irsiimc work on the basis of i a TU oa 10K noiurol gold 6llad Boriat operatives. guilty to high treason, spiing and WONS—B-Bar-B Riders. ti;(l0 - Racing and Sports. page .statement of his "pci pired DURAPOWER Russians Fail confined to small areas and were easterly side of Olcott Street, le.stimonv" Mine he had he'-n m and Alan Gales Hear Go.tl Airow CO.a. 17 jawalt. m il Plead Odlty sabotage. The Prague radio said started by grass. The chief also bounded and described as follows; WTIC—Jusl Plain Bill. 6:15--Karm Report; Weather. Kdwaid bVltham. Ii Woll .isilcer F^chs Is serving a 14-year term Mrs. Hodakova, a former deputy WTHT—Sky King*. 6:30 —We.slcrn Serenade. prison. He st.slcd lhal Ids Ic-li- said .some fire calls were answered Easterly by center line of Hop iiiony im|dii ated tlic otlier Iwd m .Allow and Hear Cmld A llow MAINSPRING to Britain after confessing that he of the now-outlawed National So­ To Sign A-Plea for overflowing oil burners and Brook, 710 feet, more or less ard- W(2CC—News; 1290 Clul). 6;4.5—Keyboard Kapera. Photo by Fallot |^.|g - the attempted roliheiy with vm- .Nil Ixda* infante Bear Badge. paaaed on Information gained as a cialist party, testified the under­ chimneys. by land of Loula C. Bunce, 10^ 7:00 —Dance Time. H aul Gold and Silver .Arro.v. WDRC—Curt Massey -Martha 8;00—Naval Reseive Show. lenic of Joseph Bai kns of New Yesf - member of the British team which ground organization received or­ (Continued From Pnge One) This was the heaviest mouth on feet more or less; and Southerly*' Britain The attempted roVihery, Aiisim MiHowell Wolf Badge, hal]Wd develop the atomic bomb in ders and a.ssistance from Ameri­ record for this year, the chief con­ by land of Louis C. Bunce, 1015 Tilton A Orch. 8:15—Here’a to Vet*. WTIC—Front Page Farrell. WTIC— l-'M On the air 7;.30 a. m.- he said (Heiirred during a irap Rolx'it Ballard. Donald Now*ih We arc interested in build­ the United Stotes. can, British and French diplomats waa, according to press announce­ cluded. feet, more or less; Northerly and game at the Hartfoid home (d The lii.al Paek meeting of the After a 10-mlnute conference, Schmidt’s departure left only WHAY—.Spotlight on Sporla. I a. m. ing custom built bnuses. ments. Indsced to support It. Buda Westerly by Olcott Street. 1350 WCCC—Sporta; Charlie Bloas- .Michael Zazzaro here on August siH.son will he a pier.ic at Camp ELGIN the Judge disclosed that Gold told Local Grocers Show Model the three western news corre past newspapers bitterly denounc­ feet, more or less. Same as WTIC. 23. 1946. .lohnsor.. June. 11. Ynur ideas will malerialir.e Mm he would plead guilty “to act­ News Tidbits apondents In the Czech capital. ed Catholic ntins who refused to field. 4. To change to Business ^one Evening Television "I never knew tliem at the time, ing as a courier for a Russian atom They were Russell Jones of The sign. all or part of the area now In Ru­ witb our finanrial giiidanre Culled From (JP) Wires 8 00 \\ NHO—TV . he (ledared in telling .liidge Mellitz •py ring" and asked the court to Fleets and a Famous Soap United Press. Robert F. Bigio of In Czechoslovakia the official ral Residence and Residence Zone : — P. .M. that his testimony *1 the trial was and superior workmanship. Get a liberal trade-in allowance for your appoint eounsal for him. Reuters and Gaston Georgs Four­ press announced that all Czech WDRC—Newa. A, on the Southerly side of Mid­ WHAY—.News. 4.00—Homemaker'* Exchange. fal.se. old watch regardless of make, model, or Judge McGranery quoted Gold as nier of the French Press Agency non-Cathollc clergy supported the dle Turnpike West (West of Deotroyrr escorts US.S Burrows Getting Junior to his bath will . Dad, this Ivory "Fleet" may also WCCC—Music Hall. 4:30—Telctiine*. He said he had given Die testl- saying, however, ‘Tie Is not guilty (AFP). petition. Broad Street) bounded and de­ 5;00—Mr. Magic. rnonv under diires* after lie iiad Jarvis Realty Co. oge for a new Elgin. No other watch has such of that part of the charge. which and U.SS Rinehart arc formally be an en.«y matter from r.ow on os appeal to the ciders. The boats WTHT—Joe Girand Show. Smartly .tylad modal delivered to Netherlands govern­ arc named: Cup'n K;dri. Viking, Nathsn Polowetzky, American In Romania the Communist press scribed as follows: Northerly by 5; 1,5— Tcletimcs. been "rehearsed by Carroll on what Ii dependable power for accurate timekeeping ■ays be intended to harm the Unlt- the result of an imu.'ual o;fcr bo­ correspondent of The Associated announced that Catholic "clergy WTIC—Newa. SEAT Dover Road in 10K natural gold ment and commissioned as units Middle Turnpike West, 1196.5 5;45—Howdy LKiody. to sav and wliat not to .s,a\. ad States Government." ng made by many M.-richest er Noah's Ark and Jolly Tug. The and believers" gave their endorse­ WKNB—Newa; Sports Recnew. — the exclusive DuraPower Mainspring. No of Royal Netherlands Navy . . . photo was taken at Pinehurst Pre.ss was ordered sut of the coun­ feet; Easterly by Broad Street, 6:00—TNvilight Time. Bazvlew ii 7. sail the alleged filled COM. 17 jawalt. "I told him," the Jurist said, grocers In connection with a fam­ try on March 29. The Czech gov­ ment to the petition. «:l»— “that was a matter he would have Superior Court Judge John T. Cui- Grocery. 150 feet more or leas; Southerly WDRC-Jack Smith Sporla. 6;30—Lucky Pup. Other watch offers sO much real value. ous solip. ernment charged him with "unob- The story was the same through­ 6:4,5—.Vrtliur Godfrey. to take up with his counsel at the llnan has under advisement claim They arc offering a "Fleet" of Manchester dealers offering the by present Industrial Zone; West­ I Jectlve reporting." The same rea­ out the Soviet satellite states, in­ erly by land of Farm Land E x­ 8:15 -- 7:00—Kukla, Fran 4 Okie. proper time.” of Miss Kathleen Bruce that she four model boats and a midget Ivory Fleet Include: | cluding Communist China but there WDRC- Jack Zalman. COVERS son waa given last Jafumry for change Corp., approximately 150 7;30—Press Box. OTHER EIGINS fraia $29.75 After the brief talk with the was Improperly dismissed from "motor " together with three large Bur.sack's Super Market. Carra's | was no explanation from any Rus­ WTIC—Bob Steele. Jurist Odd was hustled back to Windsor lock s teaching post she Market, Pinehurst Grocery, Hsle's i the expulsion of Richard Kaslschke feet. WONS—Sport*. 7 :4.5—Newsreel. For .-Ml Makes Of Cars I Mrluil* fptie'ol Tor or five medium cakes of Ivory chief of the A. P. Bureau In sian source of why the petition R:00—Stop the Muiir. Holmesbur* prison. had held 24 years. . . .Senator Soap for 49 cent. Each about four Self Serve, Green Cor. Store, Ed-1I 6. To change to Business Zone WHAT—Supper Serenade, Prague. had not yet been put before the all or part of the area now in 9;00—Morey Amaterdam. FREE • calling In waiting newsmen. Brlen McMahon (D., Conn I. says Inches long, the model boats are die's Market, Popular Market, Soviet public. « :*0 — We aUo have a custom Judge McGranery said; that "all of us are In the boat to­ First Food Store, W. D. Star Mar­ Deny Czech Charges Residence Zone A on the Norther­ WDRC—Record Album. 9:30—Garroway at Large. DUrVING I.ESSONS deslgniMl to fit neatly on top of a ■ Both Polowetzky and Associat­ 10:00—Private Eye. line ol covers in fiber, plas­ “Harry-Odd came here this aft- gether and the deep will claim cake of Ivorv, whose famous slo­ ket. Lucas Food Store. Sunrise ly side of Middle Turnpike West «:8 0 — In C«o|>rr»Hon With Tim ed Press officials denied the Czech (East of Adams Street) bounded 10:30—In the First Person. tic, satin twill, nylon and snioon to ask the court to appoint everyone unless something la gan is: "99 44-100 per cent Pure. . Market. Merrill's Market, Jones A WONS—Jim Britt. MANCHESTKIl ORIVINd 19-jewal Lady Elgin. nminaal to represent him. He wants done" to" halt world armament Hurley, Larria's Market, Red A charges. Frank J. Starzel, A.P. and described as follows: North­ ■WCCC—News: Music HaU. 10:4.5— Late Newsreel. AC^OEMV leopard skin. Made to tit It Floats!" general manager. In a cable to the 10:55— Late News. 14K natural or whMa Oflinwi to be one whose patriotism race. The boats will float too and arc White Store. Hill Top Market, erly by land of one Alien, 336 feet, WTHT—Sereno G a m m e 1 1 tour car. Prices start at la unimpeachable, and one who has State Labor Department says Ream 's Grocery, Floyd's, Lee's Prague government termed Polo- more or leas; Easterly by other Weather. OntlKla^ Motor Sale^ wiH gold. Curvod cr al.so waterproof. Kasy to as.scmble, wetzky’s expulsion a "shooting af­ Public W ork. Loana Okayed fri*e drtvtnR teuton* to anybody $39^5 the ragsud of the court, the public claims for unemployment Insur­ they're finished with plast.e eorit- Grocery, t'harter Oak Grocery, AMESITE DRIVEWAYS land of Alexander Jarvia, 450 feet W n C —Emile O te Glee Club. and the bar." ance benellta In Conneticut contin­ CorrenU'B .Market, Starkwearther front to an organization which has more or less; Southerly by Middle ■WTCNB-Sports Newsreel. purrha^inK a car. Doinfy Ing in brilliant colors. The little Washington, June 1.—IIP)—V. S. $ 1 3 . 9 5 Per Set "Ha also wants the right to con- ued to decrease during week end­ ■Street Grocery, Hamilton's Home been the foremost accurate and Turnpike West, 420 feet; Westerly 8:45— For a * oikI u^fd car EI*gonf inolip ttana,to cooperate with the Feder­ "motor" can he used wUh any of objective reporter of news" In •REDUCED RATES SIN('E Senator Benton (D.. Conn.), re­ ing May 27. . . .Memorial serv­ the boats and will propel it the Service, Spruce Street News, by Adams Street, 865 feet, more WDRC—lajwell Thoma.s. Honrat DoiiKla^. Main SI , timspi thotn brocttgl al Bureau d Investigation, and ice for five clergymen anti three Robb's Grocery, Koc\im's Quality Czechoslovakia and the rest of the 1920 or lesa. ■WONS—Evening Star. ceived word yealerday from the opposite flan«en*« MilU Bar. ' 9 l t . V service- the* he srin toslat upon. full Icngthiiof the bath tub. •GRADING FREE General Services Administration »nd econoro*^ clergymen's wives open .second ,-^Undor the terms of this unique Market, Clark’s Grocery. Valente's world. WORK 6. To change to Busineas Zone WTIC—Three Star Extra. State “He said he U deplete all Starzel said at that time the all or part of the area now In a WKNB—Vic Damone that il had approved two public For automobile drl\inn In- funds, except a small bank account session of 110th Annual Sn\ithem offer, no coupons or wrapi>crs are Grocery, Turnpike Super Market, •POWER ROLLER GUARANTEED New England Conference of Meth­ Manchester Public Market, Ven- Czech regime "has not substan­ Residence Zone B on the Souther- W TH T-Sports Headlines. works planning loana for Ply­ atructifina rail the Manchester te a Philadelphia bank, and a very needed. mouth. Conn. The loans, repayable %ulo nrUlnR Academv. I>ual odist rhurch In New London. . . . Like model trains which Junior nert's Red and White, Cashon’s tiated a single Instance of Inac­ USED fir aide of West Center Street 7 : 00— Service Station dubloua claim for back wages with curacy or distorted reporting by CALL bounded and described as follows; WDRC—Beulah. when the work is undertaken by control < arq. Rale* S3 00 per a company for which he formerly Rep. John A. MrOnIre (D.. (’onn.) has a hard time keeping from his Red and White. the sponsor, ini lude $18,500 for a fiill hour. a% fexT le^monq a^ \ou T. P. AITKIN announces his candidacy for re- Polowetzky or his predecessor." •FREE ESTWIATES Beginning at the Intersection of WHAY—Symphony Hall. Downtown Ttdol worked In New Tork.” the Southerly line of West Center WTHT—Sloryland. asinitary sewage collection system %vUh. .Air C'nndlllnnlng election. . . .State Motor Vehi­ MANCHESTER llralinc ing one from Russia were admit­ •TIME PAYMENTS Street and tha Westerly line of WCCC—Syniphonetle. estmialed to coat $507,600 and $6,- GADDET’S cles Commissioner Cornelius F. TEL. 42.32 770 Main St. Tel. 1.T07 Sheet Metal C'nnlrartnr ted to the trial. 7691 Cooper Street, thence Southerly WONS—Fulton Lewis, Jr. 200 for a ROW age treatment plant St.jawal lord Elgin. Plans Drafted * HuRihlll announces state-wide Soviets Slow Petrlcevlc ttild the court that Jap Reds Order •SAVE 10% FOR CASH McCabe SI. Tel. 679.$ EI.ERS eaunpuign against “bool-legging” along (Jooper Street. 130 feet, WTIC—Light-Up Time. estimated to cost $162.,500. 14K gold flilad coaa the group of military men dis- more or less; thence Westerly W KNB—News; Show Time. In illegal sales of furnace oils for cns.sed the que.stion of what eco­ SAVE WITH SOI M MN STKKKT with laolhar atrop. For Investments fuel to power diesel trucks. Truck Traffic A General Strike about 340 feet In a line parallel to 7:15— nomic ami political moves Russia West Center Street; thence South­ WCTN.S—Tello-Te»t. ( Aero*. I ruin Ht. .Iiuiic, ( hiirch) would undertake as a result of the F to n Fbgs Oue) DeMAIO BROTHERS erly 30 feet; thence Westerly WDRC—Jack Smith Show. « Comlnform resolution. (Continued from Page One) about 165 feet to the Southca.it 7:30— In Berlin Slap He aeknowlcdggd that he, him­ Call Now— We Personally Supervise AU Work teAustiy. Allied offleisls ssld corner of land of Paul Y'oung; WONS—Gabriel Heatter. self, got In touch with til ' .Soviet dent leaders al.so called S nation­ thence Northerly in tha Easterly WTHT—Counterspy. tbs decislim would not mean for^ (Continued From Page One) military attache rather than the wide strike for Saturday. About WTIC—Guy Lombardo Show. •Ignsis c u bsgln putting funds In line of Inhd of Paul Young, 158 RiLsslan Ambassador Anatolij 20.000 students from 60 universi- feel, more or less to the Soutlierly WDRC—Club Fifteen. Gsnnsn businesses a t ones but through Holmstedt to or from Lavrantlev to di.scuss a future tloa are expected to join the pro­ WKNB—Spotlight on a Star. that prsssnt rsstricUons gradually line of Wc.it Center -Street; thence LFrS TRADE TODAY Berlin Then the Rnssian.i sto(iped loiirse of action "becaiLsc we were test. W(XX:—Nightclub of the Air. worn bs rslaxsd. Easterly 497.7 feet to the point of Deaths up the hourly traffic flow to about military men." Police all oser Japan have been beginning. 7:45— OCfl^iMa Indicated that foreign seven trucks. The normal rate la He quoted his co-defendaiit, alerted for new outbreaki of Red I Grand Opening of Our WDRC— Edward R. Murrow. automatic heat eompsnleb owning blocked German 7. To change to Residence Zone 10 to 15 trucks an hour. Dapcevlr. as saying that the So­ violence., f A all or part of the area now in WONS—I Love a Mvstery. marks probably will be permitted Myra Lee Ann Buettner Three automobiles of Western The English language Nippon 8:00— soon to uss t&sm In expanding Myra Lee Ann Buettner. ten viet military attache had told him Rural Residence Zone,, in rear of ' ■(htnWtnQ Germans were refused entry at the that Russia intended to piiraiie Its Times editorialized: "If the Reds, Residence AA zone on the South­ WDRC—FBI, their plante or businesses in West year old daughter of Paul and Soviet oherkpoint, but no Inter­ are asking for trouble they will WTHT—Casebook of Gregory Oetmany. They prdbably will not tactics against Tito's Yugoslav Fruit and Vegetable Stand westerly side of Hartford Road, Agnes Sesselman Buettner of 226 ference waa reported with the get It." bounded and described as follows: Hood.' bs permitted Immediately to trani- government "until the end." Occupation headquarters was Oak street, died this morning at automobile traffic of Western In response to questions from Beginning at a point 245.6 feet WONS—Judge Hardva Family. far tbs blocksd marks outsl^ Ger­ her home. officials. grim. "The Communists had bet­ This Week WHAY—Eddie LeMar Orch. many. the bench, however, he said that ter behave," one official growled. Westerly of Southwesterly line of She was born In Manchester West Berlin's government yes­ he ami hLs colleagues talked in Hartford Road and 9.16 feet WTIC—Aldrich Family. One official estimated there su-e October 12, 1939, and waa a stu­ terday began holiling np Eastern Occupation Strikes Quickly about 16S,000,000 marks worth terms of war only upon the basis The occupation struck back Free Gifts Free Prizes Southerly of Land of Edward 8:15— dent in the fifth grade at the barge.s in a 'search for "illegal ex­ that Riis.sia would occupy Yugo­ Bunce; then Southerly 65 feet, WHAY-- Polish National Home. gtR ilf m w TO BE QOaSSfsURS nearly $40,000,000 in the blocked swiftly after the Plaza incident. FULL VARIETY OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Nathan Hale school. Besides her ports,” This was after 70 Western slavia "in ca.se of a war with the more or less, to a point in the 8:30— acoeunta. Biggest boldera are parents she leaves one brother. Before the Communists had fin­ WDRC—Mr. Keen, Tracer of American motion picture concerns, barges had been turned bark In tmperlali.sts." ished their parading and virulent Elasterly line of land of Louis Robert Paul Buettner; her ma­ Soviet zone waterways It may Bunce; thence Westerly along Lost Persons. automobile manufacturers ejid soft ternal grandmother, Mrs. Alice drink companies. have Ix en th:it this was the reason CHOICE CUT UP CHICKENS AND line of land of Louis Bunce, 65.2 WTIC—Father Knowa Best. Up until now the blocked marks Ses.selman bf Greenfield Center, for the new (Inmpdoun on traffic Rcpidilicaii Gliih's feet; Uiencc Southerly along the WTHT—Blondie. ofCirrmwM T you u m n could be used only for paying qp- N, Y., her paternal grandfather. into (Im- Uus.sinn zone. Berlin is an CHOICE PARTS OF CHICKENS Easterly line of land of Louia WONS—Adventures, of Sher­ eratteg expenses and for replace­ Victor Buettner In Germany, and Islaml m.side thw zone, about 100 Bunce, 1041 feel; thence Easterly lock Holmes. ment of outworn equipment. Un­ several aunts and itncles. miles irom the nearest west rone Dance Is liifonmil Are You Iiilcresletl along the Northerly line of land of 8:55“ - der the new plan the marks also Prayer services will be held at border. Reichert, 404 feet to land of W’ll- WONS—Bill Henry, New*. could ba used for plant expan- the Watkins Funeral Home Satur­ Charles H. Donahue announced In Selling Land In Johnson Poultry .Farm liam Hill; thence Northerly along alon. day morning at nine o’clock, and 847 W’EST MIDDLE TURNPIKE TEL. 2-0065 the Westerly line of land of said WDRC—Suspense. this morning that the dance to be — that'* ona thing you want I Soma officials doubt that enough a rosary service at the funeral Sav Russia Had sponsored by the Young Republi­ Residential Areas? Hill, 673 feet; thence Westerly WONS—Limerick Show. foreign capital can be attracted to home on Friday evening. Funeral can Club Friday night at the along the Southerly line of land of WTHT—Amateur Hour. FOR YOUR OLD SET And you’va got to bo aiiro of gotting'it. Germany to aatlafy Ita need for re- services ^^-ill be held In Saratoga Cook, 203.7 feet: thence Northerly \4TIC—Screen Guild Playera. Invasion Plans Country Club will be an Informal 9:15— bonding Industry. The investment Springs, N. Y. Monday moriiing. affair Instead of aeml-formal as along the Westerly line of land,of ban waa Imposed Immediately with burial Ip St. Peter's cemetery Contact Anthony Smith, 140 feet; thence WHAY—Moonlight Matinee. You'ra doubly sure—with Oalco-Haot—bacauaa previously announced. Art Mc­ 8:80— after the war to prevent "carpet there. (Onntloued from Page One) Kay's orchestra has been secured Westerly along the Southerly line 19 INCH ADMIRAL $ 495.00 (1) Ganaral Mofor$ hoi fhm "know h o w " to baggsra" frmn buying up rich The funeral 'hiome will be open for dancing from 9 o'clock until 1 of land of said Smith, 105 feet; WDRC—Crime Photographer. German properties at ridiculously Jarvis Realty Co. WTIC—Duffy'a Tavern. build tho bolt, and (71 fottory-trainod Dolco- for the convenience of friends after as ho tried to floe and Jovanovic m. Nenrl9 5 0 thence Northerly along the West­ low prieas. But vrlth Germany in three o'clock Friday afternoon. was shot, Dapcevic reportedly erly line of said Smith. 63 feet; WONS—Mr. Feathers. $100.00 Hoot doalori hove tho "know how" to initall Tickets and reservations are Phone 4112 9:45— YOUR OLD SET the m n t line of the cold war many took refuge in the Soviet Em­ atm INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER thence Westerly along land of fotslgn taveators are believed available through Woodrow WTHT—R o b e r t Montgom­ H riahti Richard Merrill Cross bassy and escaped arrest for a Trotter. A'le:;aiider Jarvi.s to point of be­ wary about risking their funds at Richard Merrill Cross, Infant JteM gerators ery Speaking. the preamt time. time. ginning. „ son of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Cross Petrlcevlc said the Russian-led 8. To chaiiRO lo Business Zone 10 :0 0 — of Columbia, died this morning In WTIC—"Supper Club." Cominform's indictment early In all or part of the area now in nc.s- YOV PAY ONLY — that'* anothor thing you want. Windham County hospital. Besides 1948 of Yugoslavia’s policies had Iclencc Zone A and Rural WDRC—Playhouse. Smooth, slca>ala> essy-io- WONS—Newa Commentary. his parents, he la survived by a "confused" him and that he adopt­ Built On Integrity Growing On Service dean, ibne bcaonn take up dence Zone on the Northerly aide And you'vo gat to ba attro of gotting It. Marlborough sister, Barbara, and hia grand ed a "contrary attitude” to. his an amazinslf WMiU •P*** “ • of Middle Turnpike West (Weat of WHAY—Moonlight Matinee. mothers. Mrs. Mary B. Cross of foat kilchce fieor. WTHT—Author .Meets Critic. coiintry’s Communist party. Broad Street) bounded and de. You'ro doubly luro — with Dafeo-Haot — for tho Tin members of the local Bolton, and Mrs. Amelia V. Oasln Foreign correspondenta Includ- acribed as followa: Beginning at a Orange neighbored with HUlstown of Hatfield, Mass. Turnpike Auto Body Workt THEY'RE SPACKHI^I point at the interaectlon of toe aoma two roatoni — Gonoral Motori' "know Orange last Thursday evening. Prayers will be said Saturday All four moddi have hage Northerly line of Middle Turnpike 00 PHONE 7043 how" and your Dolio-Hoat doalor'i "know CeUara have been dug for two morning at 9 o’clock at the T. P. 166 MIDDLE TURNPIKE flccier locker., hi* critpw to Weat with the W’esterly line of new houaee on land owned by Wil­ Holloran Funeral Home, 175 MILES BETTER keep fruiu aod vegeteble. dewy-ftew. Broad Street; thence Weatem h o w ." liam l^U tians of Glastonbury, Center street. Burial will be In Mechanical and Auto Body Repairing and upbcli^ablr hufe dKlf-arcsf. along Middle Turnpike West, 920 FREE formerly owned by Joeeph Rankl the ElmwQod cemetery. Friends in every wayl feet, more or leaa; thence Norther­ PITJS on the Jonee Hollow road. may call at the funeral home from j ly 120, feet; thence Nortoeaaterly, to , for carefree comfort you can «*ii/ *»-st rock-bottoin OEICO-NEAT att.WaEO aoilli — 52 PIECE TAX Ihi. tundaome Boiler give* you A son, Mark Erwte, waa born two o’clock tomorrow until the Paintmg, Prompt Service 202 feet, more or leas; thence oper.iing c o .t- .e e your nesreet Delco-He.i deiler itw . Tburaday, nt the Hartford hospi­ hour of the service. DINNER SET the most modern sutomsde best Eaaterly 764 feet, more or less to He h .i t complete lihe of oil- for stesm or bot-water .ystema. tal to Mr. and Mn. Erwin Hollia- Written Guarantee Terms the Westerly line of Broad Street: tar of this place. Given with the purchase &rc(i ronditionsir., oil-fired Boiler, Feuure. include exclusive Rrno- F i d e r a l thence Southerly along Broad powet that combine, all mpmng Mis . EUa Nattles of Royersford, Street, 260 feet, more or leaa to of any model snd C-onvertion Oil Burner* for new part* in a singte unit, Tbin-Mix Pa., and Mra-MUton Btoger and About Town TIREB point of beginning. in.tillstioni or for replacing ineffi­ fuel Control, snd famous Quik- ■on Jerry, of Haatlord, spent Sun­ 9. To change to Residence Zone Aciion Hear Tranamittet. »a*i day with Mr. and Mrs; Jerome F. Local hairdressers will hold a PHILCO cient, fuel-*nd-money-wi»ting heat­ meeting tomorrow evening at A all or part of toe area now in soipts *t your Delco-HeatdCTle^ Weir and family. eight o’clock at the Weldon Beau­ Rural Residence Zone on toe REFRIGERATOR ing eqiiipmenl. And automsiic heit H m birthday pasty aponaored ty Studio. Membera are request­ FIFTEENTH ANNUAL Northerly side of Middle TumplK* NO DOWN PAYMENT—24 MONTHS TO PAY is bit tuiiiuu - aot ]u*( a sideline. by tha Home Economics commit­ ed to bring the prizes for thq ben­ WeaL bounded and described m tee ef tbe Orange on Friday night SiWT iianre ba e (aKtioal Tbo foUoSfs: Beginning s t a potot to Thurs., Fri'., Sat. efit of the tumor clinic drawing OUTDOOR FESTIVAL ■eitf, tinoble-free T ls k l-S W Ifn# waa a auecasi and m an than $80 •ene dertrldty. Tegwed Peer Jrjd- the Northerly line of Mldffle Turn­ •nd to be prepared to report on all Doable trade-in sllowancs waa isakaed from the affair. actlvltlea including ticket sale. beeutifiil. cay-ie-d cw . w tw pike West, said point being 980 AND COMMUNITY SING SoM-epece. Handy. boIU-in B«af» feet West of InteraecUon of Broad 'for yaoT oM ratrlgsrator. O f t o t r I. w cotnenientl Street and Middle Turnpike West: Anderson-Shea Post. No, 2046. SrImHSi M l-im m tim m l ■aha* thsncs Westerly 880 feet; thence TAKE 2 YEARS BANTLY OIL COMPANY Deaths Last Night Veterans of Foreign Wara, has act 7th and 8th Grades and High School H mtj to «of# bulky food, like the date of Saturday, June 10, for MtuicloM, OK. taaoih. pondain Northerly along land now or for­ TO PAY 331 MAIN STREET a buffet supper at 8 p. m. with leemil Interiu*. aMhe.deeulna ee*y. merly of one Long, 750 febt, moro Maw T e r i i - ^ ODuatara Blg- dancing to follow at the Post Home, ae ean eou tee thaw ttfHanaienI or less; thence Eaaterly 520 foet BRUNNER’S M)r, A dsughtar o( tba lata Mar- Manchester Green. ’Thev have en­ TUESDAY, JUNE 6 - 7:00 P. M. more or less; thence Northerly a 358 EAST CENTER ST. y OPEN MON., WED., FRI. TILL 9 , ||na Daly, Montana copper mag- gaged Sam Vinci and Seb Bartolot- 199.95 and up to 299.95 distance of 655 feet, more or less; ' wUkisr at Count Antal saftridsl" thence Easterly along Residence ta of the Rhythm Notes orchestra Free Financing For 12 Months BENSON'S gra'BMe BMinber at tbs to provide mtude. TlcketB are avail­ Zone A; thence Soutoerljr along ADMIRAL TELEVISION EVERY NIGHT TILL STATION GOES OFF Dsta#-R«tf Cm- , PaiUamsnt and a lead- able st the Post Home or from EDUCATIONAL SQUARE Residence Zone A to Middle Turn­ Furnitare A Appliances vsfptgeOilBirvftr AtanSSSr I Monarchist movs- members of the Post and Auxiliary. I tra<8 la aBswi I pike West, point of bsginning. 71S Main St., Tel. 3525 Tosm Planning Commission. TbaoAsra at STATE SERVICE 1000 VOICES I 125-PIECE BAND! Weldon Farm Equipment focsign eozn- Tbs Asbury group the South' Farm Eaulnment—Hardwar*—Iniliit fYaaela P. Handley. Mqtbodtst church will close Its sea­ STATION Farm Equipment—Hardwa Chairman. t and Now son with a picnic In the afternoon Tiditts from any partidpatinK atadent, or at entrance. l at OM tlnw of Thunday, June 8, at the home of Downtowa Tydol Admission 25e« Tax Inc. 16 TOLLAND STREET EAST HARTFORD ManchraUr. Cbnn. Mra- Bertha Dowd, 140 Charter 278 Mala •$. TeL 4887 l|May 88. 186(L 9nk strast m a n c h e s t e B e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. C0NN„ THURSDAY, JUNE t. 19.S0 PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1950 garmants, textiles, bearings, hand­ Ih ?!nv 2 orlmartes. Orehotaky and Mr*, Herbert W. bags, and metal products. Hirings Crommelln wa* outspoken In his In,” or display Its own suspicions legfslntlve leaders of today were s tower of strength Gable. Is A|)|H)iiitrfl Aiiotlier/lirop Navy Skipper Cl...... I I. iiatloiinl defense poli­ correct a sltuaUon which needs originally trained no minority voter.s. or re-hirtngs were noted (n gar­ South Coventi’y Hl-Growcra Garden Club will ment, brass, telephone equipment, cies last year during the Navy-Air Auut;»0tpr repairing Is likely to create a new of what Rusaia'a motives may be. loaders, and they are still more Bui It la a rod flag to Repub­ meet at Brick Sehool In North paper goods, timepieces and sur­ Force row._ He was furloughed It need only make it clear that Its gifted la the tactics of negative lican leaders. To thrir lastlBcta, FRIED OYSTERS, CLAMS Mr*. PauHne LitUe Eves Senate by the Navy at half pay April I situation even worse. There la a Conneciicui Coventry after zchool Thursday In Idle Here gical equipment. J own interest la not ao much bend­ obotnictlonlam Uion la the tar;- to their thlnklnga he Is naively WlUtanonUc Ex. Phone 2BZ5WI heciiusc of his public expressions FIANDllii l|(rald down-grade disintegration in our KISH ANU CHIPS WITH UUR NKW KKIAI.ATORI (today). The majority of members tlcB of positive arrumplishment. assuming that they are going to This weekly report rin local and against the idace sccorded the CORN MUmN MIX rUMLjaHBD 111 r i i » ing Russia this way or that as It have ata-rted planting tn their pro­ state unemployment Is prepared by behaviorism. Every time we try to As one f>bserver put It, they still go out and cut their own throats Ciipl. rjroim iu'lii), ( Title N.avy In the urtlficRllnn program. HAS THAT HOM M AADinAVOR r»»*i-r> PIUKTINU W t if getting on with peaceful, sensi­ Yankee Uur new sanitary proceM ffives you a delicinua, ciinp, Mm, Mildred C. HlUgen of South ject gardens. Slinr|» Drcliiif* of 12.7 tlie Research ami Statistic.. De­ build something up, events, exist­ keep upsetting the applecart, Just to please him. And berause U BiaMlI aUMk golden brown fiHid — Seals In the flavor! Come in and Coventry bas announced that ahe Fourth District AL meeting Sun­ partment of the F.mploymcnt Sc- "B cm I've ever taited.* Th*t'* ing conditions, human nature, con­ ble living. Every rare Instance In By A. H. U. even though It la now supposedly they are always a little bit afraid Of Orfeiine rolicies, to Tlie turkey la the only native Mweewur. day will take place In Columbia at I’or ('.ent It* Reported curitv Division of the ItcparlmenI T8U1U8 nBSUOBUN. which ‘Russia ventures near that their owa. that they nuiy succumb to his try them! PHIKD OYSTKRS AND CLAMS PACKED 18 a candidate for the nomination Anieriran representative of t h e ' '*''f'6t folk.4 say who try oorn muf trive to tear It down still more. m n . 3 p.m. Bv the lA»enl Bureau of l.-abor. ^^ler Rare in Alaliaiiia Frw . “ SSf*” standard herse|f should be given Every time they upset the apple­ charm and go out and do It far TO lAKK HOMK. CALL for the office of Democrntlc State RoberLsou School girta' softball pheasant family. ! fins m.idc with Flakorn. The Po o aM Oeto*«r t UP* We have In mind the reasons him, they react to his blondncss a matter-of-fact yrelcome, in an Trying to judge the reasons why cart, Governor Bowles was forced Central Committcewoman from team will play Maple Street . ouality ingredienu ••Slice the why Secretary of State Dean with exaggerated savagery-, and fVn,«.ar»>lH. K la,, .lu n r 1 -j. (iavor. Andprecisioa-inixing **• - aad Haiidaya Kotaidd at tb* Acheson exposed himself to a give atmosphere which says that get­ provided a surface appearance of fiercely assure themselves, and Ills 'P hr \M4V haft h r rn r lr a r r r l fo r N a v y Assembly came up with so little COMMUNITY RESTAURANT local playground after achool Fri­ In local unemployment is noted in ‘ surcs the same delicious result* Iw at Manrtmtw, Oemi, •* ting on with the world's business, the same kind of Indecision and the stale, that he Is much more County. Mm. HiltKcn haa been a , ('apt .lotm fi Cron^iurlin, acvrrr and take question period from the N:i NORTH M.-MN STRLKT M.ANt'HKSTKR day. t at every baking. CUw Mall Hattar. in sensible fashion, is all we want reorganization accomplishment la division from which the Repub- of a villain than he Is. member of the town committee for the weekly report issued by the I en tir of I'rntH^fon pohrir.s. to rn irr members of Congress yesterday— So while the underlings faltered, the paat eight yeara and of the F,aal Central Pomona Grange O n 1 'oH ii I Aluhnma polittca. *' «0*«CIUPnoH HATM ~ from anybody. a dismal buainesa. There la no Itcan leadership was suffering. State Department of I,ahor. Total and the results. Finally, the Governor's personal | the Governor also missed the one county aaaociation for the paat 10 meeting Saturday at 8 p.m. will I PapL-rs worn .“^Igiird yr.strrday YeuVneyer OM tm t t t Mall ...... •**'*■'*{ pleasure in researching on such lake place at Kllington Orange unemployed here decreased In M i MMlba bi Mall ...... f Secretary Acheson did it be* i technique. When he was carrying ; sure .strategy open to him. That veam. Man.TRrr H at thr PcMftat’ola Naval Air Sin* low levels. Hall in that town inelead of at 473 according to the report. In­ OM «aatk tgr Mall ...... » I the ball himself, was always a would have been, apparently, for Rev. I.a>on H. AiLatin. pa.ator WRtUicU thif? inorfiinR Umt hr 1 lion rntlin^; hift a«tt\c .Naval ca- knowhowgood cause there have been frequent Maneheater aa originally scheduled. cluding 306 females. ■acta Om T ...... 5 S Now To Britain, Then To Us It/"Vi-ould be very easy to judge I bland. lnnatimer rhilmants In the stale was down Famous mako TV Table aad alao tba local aawa pabiiay ba^_ ]Hior to hlft offirlHl irrom Hill wofi IieiUfMiatic nomiiuitlon tn proposed, Britain was epOh That for anything constructive to hap­ Moreover, this attitude of nsive * llol nater heat, oil burner. hia wife. Xtrs. Re.saie Carter Aua- hits been active In the Republican - NacT.liowsUt to 30.427 for the week ending Model with 12'i ” clear *11 rlcbta of rapobliaalioa a« a p a^ the first time in history, exposed of the family. idHUon of ft Imrlprt. uhirh ift pen. trust that the other fellow will do * Fuliv Insulated. tin. who pa.ssed away recently. party for many years and has j M.iv 27. from' 31,69.'l for the pro dlilitrriT~ baraia arc alaa the office he holds to a wide open was almply a reflectloiv/'of the fact i 111** h y .Tidy 1. view pirture tiihc only But that la not quite the truth. the fine thing in the end may be A One'with a bakdfa'nt garage. Mr. and Mrs. Rmianiin .!. .'-enton served as Judge of probate of jI Urorge .1 Nner.kow ski, -of 2.55 '; \ ions w eek Women inade up I' conversational Donnybrook, in that the significance 6i the project Thi.H ntorninp W rtddrll •^Hid that roll aaiTioa oUaat al If. M These two same enemies met, last ' * Sale iiriee, 8l0.8nlrto Sll.nOO. of Andover roa^l. South Co\entry, Coventry for 32 yeara. Ttvo other Pciiool street recentlv received his i per cent nf the claims load, Intli which, theoretically, he was ready for Britain is almost Immediate, fall, on the Connecticut school i John B. Burke * Down payment from 8900 to 81,.500 to (i.I. with ninntlily pay­ men are jMao seeking the office. I i^uc Underwriter h r anti<'tpalr.s that rrqurftt.® will tn announce the engagement of their claiins. w hich denote new pei^ds inrrrftftlnj:. hut that r\rry rfTt'rt Tba building program. Even while they ment approxlmaiely 872 including faxes and Insurance. daughter Pliyllis June to Norhert Grien-Chobot | for the Prudential Insurance com- $149.50 PaMlabora fUproaanUUfcai to answer all questions. while for ua it is still something n INKRAI HOMK of iinemplovnient, totaled ,'^tOO, will hr m atlr tn cut H r c U m.«(ft to JidiM Matbawa SpaeUJ *»ano - Ma' glowered at one another they did : PRESCRIPITOINS *D o u n payment to others about 82.000, monthly payment lliary, AL. Memorial Day services ' What was the result? Some of around a corner. 5V. St. Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. ,\ voiir ago when the trend was tlie m lnim uni. as hiift brrn donr In Cork. Cb'otco. Detroit and Boatoa. do something. The prospects for 1 S7 KasI f'entei (U le i OSSa 86.5 U|i. Ravmond .''t. Martin, also of South al the cemeteries and parade re- P Naerkowski Is « native of sharply ii[ovard. there w ^ c 77.316 • • day g u n r a n teed aerv'ice the questions from members of But for Britniii the ^opositton Compounded by men of many ccivcd good support In both Coven- and gnidiialcd from ]>ftftt. y ra rft. a u d it bureau O f constructive action on reorganixa- 1 SIX ROOM HOUSE— 5 finished Karasc and shed at­ Coventry. No date has been set ‘ applving for benefits / of i\"hom C'hftrity ,drradv arr froiiu: and parts; I tear plelure la immediate. Can Britain afford yanra caperlenee. Arabulaane Sendee dROOUITlOWIi. ______- Congress which did happen to be tion of the state government were | tached. Modern bath and running water. Full sale price, for tlie wedding. try and Mansfield. At lea.sl ' ;^,nnrhe.«ter lligli .«ch,.,,l in intl ' 7 65'2 were initial cln_jt00. ,Iohn M. Stone St. ha.s been Immi-diatclv after Rradiiiition Im ing a nc" spell of iinemplovnient t i n v a t r a . Tba Herald Prlntloi Oompaoy. . of every kind were much higher. | elected president of Lakcvic'v Ter­ the parade in each town with many enterfd the Air Corp under tlm •anuaaa ao Onaoeial raapooaibillty lor purpose were, strangely enough, tal Industrial strength 7 If it Arthur Drug Stores TWO F.VMILS'— We have several two familv units with Kxli.iiistions .since January 1 Still, It should have been possible j race As.sociatinn. Other officers ears in the line-up following. Spec- fralning program and .«peiil have totaled 22.000 aa comparail Find R4*rliiftr*ft IUmIt Uoniv Trial traocrapblaal arroro appaartoc *• ^ questions Secretary Acheson had doesn't like it. can it afford to veto Frup ^^UamwU aad otbar raadloji orn Jiving; Congressmen. In other words, his Assuming the French-Gorman Mirrors, Glass dition. .Usking price .S7.200. Down payment to G.l. $700. afternoon of Memorial Day. A l i . policy one way or he other. In accordance with the requlre- ton Freeman; beach chairman, Mra. ford. He graduated from that rol- the most number of claliminls : i iin Eift found in hift trallrr in n by The ''Basic Issue hearers had paid no attention to plan Is going ahead, how can Brit­ Monthly payment about $15 with taxes and insurance. native of Coventry, he lived here lege after taking a course In hiis- backed 86 yean BENSON'S But the Republican leadership Pumiture Tnps. Windnw ment.s of the zoning regulations of Philippe C. Gaucher: fire, police with 5,617 while WllUmanttc Is last, '-t. olT thr S('hooihou.ar rond in th' what he had Just been saying; ap­ ain protect herself against it. ex­ wriggled, from day to day. from and sanitation chairman, William until about 40 years ago when he Ines.s administration. with 221 The Manchester office la lilvdlo ftJM'tion h«*ro yu.strrtlny Furniture & .Vppliancen A BUinbar Of food mlnda are and Plate Glam, Auto Glam the Town of Manche.ster. the Zon­ moved to Saranac Ijike. He la of ooSee experienee parently they had not even heard cept by joining it? But if Britain one honi of Its dilemma to the j ing Board ot Appeals will hold a Luke Properties • Laun: finance chairman. Frank Mr. Naczkowski i.s conmeted rated just above the latter town. V ’ dirftl F.xaminrr Urnry A Arm* niddnc aubatantlally the same survived, by a son. Frank Spauld­ 71.'I Mil in SI. Tel. S.iS.'i other. It never did decide whether ' lyiMEDI.VTE Of'Cl'P.ANCY— -\ll cottages furnished. One S room Wraight. Mr. Wraight has ap­ with the local Prudential office at I.ayoffs 111 the state were re­ (d nnihault ftnid IMrUuto'Vftki t)»rd II T'ltt Coft/s s*ii4 IVwffti' Us/to'S fVffmi/ sJd/4 it. Joins it. what economu' sovereign­ Public Hearing in the Municipal ing and a daughter. Miss Ruth /ft |4IlM great facta of Europe, as erect dwelling, breezeway and gress for years, and no one has Open Forum cratic side of things would have I have observed them in a month's been necessary. two-car garage which uill be clos­ I t l O R T R E E T cornered him yet. er to side lines than regulations Investigation this spring, are And perfomuuice on the Demo- So Mr. Acheaon's move toward f.Vtoperatlon Appreciated rralir side was oonslderably allow on Lake Street (Blast of No. Quality Specials thSMl a better and more Intimate rela­ To The Editor; short of perfect. The Democrntlc 53), Rural Residence Zone. “ W e are holding the line TTirough the Manchester Eve- tionship with Congress—in itself I West Side Dairy for permission For niitritioii8. flelc*rtal)lc, delicious foods, il'» Carra * every time. ^ e agatnat Russia, but doing nothing ning Herald, the Marshal and Clilef to erect free standing ground sign AModdBORBaiKlaMJGHir a worthy aim—ended up In a Ran­ of Staff of the Memorial Day pa­ NO im n MIDDLE TURNMRE MANCHESTER specialize in the best of Meals and feature nationally famous brands which can be said to assure a true 36’’x20'' with hanging light ap­ kin mud puddle. His attempt to rade wish to thank all who par­ WIICHI irocsiNC M.ei proximately 5’ from street line at of grocery items. Shop >sith confidence. SbopCarraV ______peace. introduce a broader democracy in­ ticipated, cooperated or contri­ 52-54 McKee Street, Residence "The economic restoration of buted to its ^ cess. to our foreign policy ended up by Zone B. . MID«Er western Ehirope baa made much They wouUT like to especially OCR OWN CURED BONELESS BRISKET dragging foreign policy down to express their appreciation for the Albert Grunder for permission : TV at STANEK’S progress, but with great and di- to conduct upholstery businesa in the level of the very dregs of our cooperation of the Memorial Day 2 )wuSil^^/m£ varM gaps In almost every coun­ Committee, the Manchester Police garage and to have small sign for democracy. same on dwelling at 542 Hilliard try. Department, the National Guard, INVISIBLE NYLON Corned Beef No good has been done the pres­ "Joe" Balch of Balch Pontiac. Inc., Street, Residence Zone A. “^ n ld sm , dlsllluaionment, spir­ SURGICAL ELASTIC STOCKINGS Guaranteed Installation 7 9 ^ tige of the office of Secretary of and the band.s of the Salvation Mrs. Clarence Laking for per­ itual hunger, and pervasive corro­ State. No health has been infused Army. High .school and Kilties mission to erect a free standing sive forces lie underneath a super- without which no Manchester pa­ • TWO-WAY STRETCH ground sign l l a ’x l ’ approximate­ into our foreign policy. No respect Complete Service Facilities lb. Adal energy and poise. rade Is complete, • lAUNDlK EASILY ly 10 feet from street line with Legs of Lam b for our democratic process has William A. MacDonald. wording on sign to be "Pedigreed “Europe will not be persuaded Marshal. 75 been created abroad. • WEAR LONGER Collies" at 180 New Bolton Road. STANEK TELEVISION, to those who have purcha.sed HEAVY RIB fully to join the United States In Charles H. Norris. Secertary Acheson proceeded on Residence Zone AA. an integration of the free system Chief of Staff. • INVISIBLl $ 8 . 9 5 here, means an unbeatable combination of proper in­ a wrong assumption. He assumed Rolling Park, Incorporated, for lb. A* until it sees that our achievement • SEAMLESS permission to erect underground that those who want to build The A A P Legal Suit stallation, dependable service and such famous brands R i b R o a s t la apiritual as well as material. water pump station on the rear America up and make it strong Editor. Manchester Herald, 6 9 thirty feet of Lot No. 102 at “ If I came back from Europe You c»n do it better, ettier, Buy Duribilknit and en|oy as Motorola, Hallicrafters, Emerson— names of proven TENDER lU m BON’ELESS before the world would be domi­ Dear Sir: cheaper, quicker when you relj Southeast Corner of Helaine Road with any outstanding message lor At last A A P got to the Dsnville the lulleit measure of re­ and Parker Street, Residence Zone nant In such an open forum. A l­ on wood convtruction. Our firm Americans, it is this; We must esse and told the .story about the lief from varicose veins , A. local reception. lb. HERBS THE most any observer could have told time the anti-trust lawyers won. s hat been lupplying ideas and supplement the Marshall Plan and swollen ond fired tegs and Dr. JoZeph Massaro and Dr. Y e a l R o a s t him that. In such Instances, it Is case. It certainly didn't sound materials for farm building, rs- r military aid with a more adequate eiher leg conditions Bernard Sheridan for permission Your Best Buy Is EXPERIENCE 69' COMPLETE FLEET! like a very resounding victory to always those who tear America modeting and repairing fur )tara, to have two doctors’ offices on NATIVE axpraaslon of the spiritual values me however, with the judge who down from within who shout the k « ill pay you to talk over your first floor of dwelling and to have Shown assembled o f America and of the western made the decision admitting that loudest. He assumed that w? It could not be the basis for a suit plans silth us. two email lighted signs on post lb. and In use. world. We must awaken more on St. James Street and same on Americans choose to have our of dissolution. % Broilers - Fow l fully to the terms and strategies Park Street which will be closer 05^ best rule our thought. We may in­ The anti-trust department mu.Ht McKin n e y 4 9 RADIO o f the war of ideas, as we have be as confused as I am getting, for (H M d o r C i to street lines than regulations al­ TELEVISION deed do that, on showdown occa­ I also thought that the Danville Lumber & Supply Co. low, at 52 Park Street, Residence Serviet^ Get the Ivory Fleet done to those of the economic and BOLTON NOTCH 2kme AA. sions. But, in our routine, we case was the whole basis for this Prescription Pharmacy • Easy to assemble—no cutting, political conflict. Herbert Clay for permission to habitually let our worst and most present suit. Phone Mon. 3-452S ^N O R fFU E T no pasting! at your dealer's now I basic issue of the war of destructive minds monop IVORY SOAP favorably" considering a propos­ 1 corner of Bremen Road, Residence POLIO syatam of the West has made its of the hosts—propela boat full al of the commission for a Euro­ I Zone B. . | promises all too frequently in ma- length of bath tubl NO COUPONS OR WRAPPERS NEEDED... pean groin agreement. Myrdal I Charles- O. Lamber for permls- i INSURANCE TIDE 24c teriallstic terms. Again, to hun­ 1 S i o n to erect attached breezeway | NOTHING TO MAIL INI HURRY. .. SUPPLY UMITEDI gry men, the answer in terms of went to Moscow, and came away i and garage to dwelling 4’ closer to i r i FANCY PINK AL.ASKA I I.b. Tin 3 5 c •AT MOIT (TO«n bread and jobs is important. But somewhat pessimistic about Rus­ the professionally side line than regulationa allow at ' Statistics^hou} It M ay Invfide Manchester SALMON sia's willingness to discuss serious­ 289 Cooper HIU Street, Residence It Isn't all. It isn't enough. And * ’ -V 4"'S'- ' ' ' ■■■ I -- ■ ■ ■■■■ Zone A. Roll until American aid to the war- ly such a proposition. COST:— $10.00 for three years protection— Leas than WALDORF TISSUE OC Russia's sudden reversal of form Martin Habcrem for permission tom and ahell-ahocked nations is to erect dwellihg 1’ closer to side tc per day pays up to $5,000 expenses for any one o'*™* has surprised not only Myrdal. It perfect permanent FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY... expressed In spiritual as well as line than regulationa allow on Lot her of your family— yourself, your wife, or any chiifl. ECLIPSE FRUIT SYRUP IK 0,.. 21c ■material terms, we will continue has also caught two saUlUtea with No. 67 Avon Street (West of No. It pays for the following: to less the war of Ideas their Ideological policies down. I ) Residence Zone B. fo r IVORY BATH IS PURE PLEASURE! Concordia Lutheran Church for (1) Hospital Care TUNAWHITE MEAT FLAKES 3 For79e Thus Editor Canham. Our ene­ Poland and Czechoslovakia, not j being warned that Russia was permission to erect addition to (2) Iron lung rental my In the world today is the church, building which will be ELEANOR PEARS No, 2\t Can 29c • r s s ' " trams maUrioUam of Oonununlsm. change the Russian line, up closer to street line than regula­ (.3) .Medical Care, physician’s fee, etc. Actuially, Oonununlsm u no ore on record with riolent attacks tions allow on Winter Street i Cor- ; (4) Nursing care— (graduate or licensed) on the proposed agreement. Thai ner of Garden Street), Residence VITALITY ORANGE JUICE 4fi Oz, Can 21c atm tge orianUl creed, but the ao (5) Transporation Zone B.' ! final and expression of western was the Russian line of yealerday. Alexander Jarvis for perpiission (6) Ambulance Service - The embarrassment over a change Q t. matarloliam. But we ourselves, in to erect a sign approximately PRUNE JUICE SUGAR HEART 25c in the party line never goea to Fill out the follow ing application and mail U together our own clviUzaUon end values, Your Schultz beautician decides by expert analysis ex­ 13‘xl4', .unlighted, on Lot No. 46, .use*' Moscow itself, but always to the on Northerly side of Middle Turn­ with remittance of St0.00 or cpme In the office and talk are In danger of excessive materi- actly how long to process yoar hair. Then selects, from many 3 For 20c faithful satellites. pike West, (approximately 1800’ LAFRANCE BLUEING ■ilMn, and particularly in danger Helene Curtis lotions, the one specially made for it over. But don’t delay! It fa $10.00 well invested. Seriously, achieving such re- feet west of Broad Street), Rural of kaving the rest of the world your type of hair. A professional lotion . . . pureri Reaidence Zone. Lbs. X vtrsals of the Russian position SWIFTNING 3 83c miMiiidcratand the aurfaoc empba- more effective. Your permanent is shaped to Roger Olcott for permission to should be txocUy the kind of thing ; » | y , ola ohd priority we give to materi- yoar head, by sldlfuUy ehoosing from stren sizes erect free standing sign in front of 1. Nam# ...... * I 2 Lhs. oliam. W e do hmpptn to believe In the western world wonts to dwelling at 408 West Center YELLOW SQUASH 25c of waving rods—not one, but seven. * AddrMK ...... • ....V g| Li i. ISdiMt - h i n o t many thhijgs berides auto­ oceompUsh. Russia's disposition to I Street, Residence Zone AA. • , Mrs. William Leonard for exten­ I 5. How many children ...... • • | mobiles and televlaion seta and enter some international arrange PEPPERS 2 L1>a. 29c W h «f ■ troot for the U iIb—■ whole fleet Ivory’i the right bath aoap for the youDf* ment Russia has previously sion o f permission to conduct •tern, and the right bath soap for you, toa deep freeze units and the dollars OUR NEW SPRING HARVEY CUT I'ourist Home and to have sign for I Agca o f ...... • of model boats to make bath time fun wa eWe for them. But we need to frowned upon is the kind of vie , same at 857 Middle Turnpike, time! And think o f h, for only 4W you Dotha yoursalf tonight with pure, mild Our eoiafuUy tnlntd ztyUsta wUl I 8. Have oay monlwr of ^ ' Closed All Day Monday^ Open All Day Wednesday, Open Thursday moke tbboe other beUefs, those be- tory we should prizs most highly. East, Residence .Zone AA. get all four boata plu* *■ Mighty Midget Ivory . . . aee how that gratia IvOry taper and shapa your hair by our , nMdhsal tfoatmoat for poMpmvoHflzT | "M otor” together with 3 large or S lather soothe* you •• you took. Enjoy Uefa which ore the heart rather M Russia's p ^ r friendliness oxcluslve method Ista a new abort Robert E. Kiemon for permiq- Evening Until 9:00. Plenty of Parking Space. $J,50 ^ n»to ...... Slgoatnro of Applkanl...... ’ * | medium cake* of Ivory Soap... th* pure, that clean, fresh odorl See how Ivory’s than the tlaoel o f America, plain toward ths proposed grain agree­ style, mzgtemny becoming and ex­ elon to convert single dwelling In­ actly right for you. to two-family dwellihg at 40 mild *oap that floabA rich, aiwedy lather leaves you rafreabedi to ouzoelves and to others. ment is translated Into action, it Strickland Street, Residence Zone tt> Sa harry! Go to your dealer’a to d a y - wlU unlock some of that East' Ya*. It's,# w«ad*Tfi|)> vo)N B*«J* faeaua* Ivoty w ^ you iRto B u k in ’s Mud Paddk All persons Interested may at­ to find out for younolf that fa Ivoty large or 6 medium cakaa at pure, attid opened aad revived If Europe la to BEAUTY SALON tend thia hearing. b«th i* puM pleaauret That’* right— Ivpry Soap for only 4fa. Zoning Board of Appeal*, STOART J. WASilY fa tiie. likened-etraea of oar Market •«W«*a oay oeenetnle otoMUty (or itaelf. BM KASN IT.—MANCREBTER R. W . Goalee, ITTATf) IB E A T E R BUILDING TEL.«648or 7I4» 1 SOUTH MAIN STREET lOB atr tSiolrmon pro ten. 991%Pt!n...irniMis to be poor la , If the West does achieve this PHOHE BI81—POR APPOINTMENT W. H. Stuek. taMe aiad ludcaenL A move to victory, it doesn't need to "rub it Secretory. . h ' r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, JUNE 1. i960

toward a freer world trading sys­ tem. It binds menibors to do Fire Chief Receives League Plans many things which will ludp World Truiiiait’s New Some Odd Phone Calls Trade and forbids them to do CONSTANT INSPECTION for UNIFORM TOP QUALITY! olherD which harm It. Without strange calls come in on the Study (irouj)s the charter, nations are free to do PtanMayGet telephone at the South F.nd as they please. Because of Ihe Kire department headquarters dominant economic po.sition of the now and then. Pwo Vi ill Be llelfl Here L'nited .Stale.', our decision about O K of Senate Thia morning a local woman joining is a crucial one foi the lu- EOI the fire department by a- - Next ^ eek to Debate ture of the ITO. (OMrtlMM^ from F a r One) ridenl and asked if they stored W orl.l I rafle fur coats tiere. Ualtli Inaurance wa* a focal Some time ago a womnn at­ tempting to get a local drug The League of Women Voters of Mint in that fl|Ch‘ remains a .Maiuhester has planneri two stiuly ap«t amonic critica now. store, al.so got the fire depart­ gioiips on the International Trade ^Senator McOeUan i D.. ■ ment. She complained of a headache and asked to ha\e Oi ganir.alion for next week. who attacked laat • P'*" "" The Tuesday afternoon group the trounda that it seemed to open ,«ome aspirins delivered to her home. There were several olhci will meet at 2 p. m. on .lune • at the way for what he called aoclal- the tiame of .Mrs. Edward Bros- midlctne,” aaid the new pr.v items on her list tliat 'he read mp S.q Washington street. Mrs. p o u ) hx)ka aatiafactory to him on off before tlic liiciirHii on til'' Bn,Mian will lead Ihe diseu.siHon. Freihhess Cor.koiled all th» way . . . that a ASP's wcr.derlul way . other end of the wire had a On Weilne.'day, .lune 7, another o: sellma tresh IruiU and v«3efabl9s. Frequent rigid Inspecueni ^ M c a e U a n heads the r lianee to tell her she had tlie group will meet at fi p. m at the Irom time o! delivery to when you buy. sorting out oii-tlze or.i nenditurea Committee which will wiong niiiiiher. home, of Mis. .lohii Cheney. .Ir.. on e.;-grade items, a»su.-es you top quality at the price advbrused. hold hearings if ‘ "V / "'''''‘'‘T’ When slie got through read Kami Drive, with ,Mis. Irving Gun- | Other Iresn iruit* end vegetables, not up to ASP't high standerde ditapprovlnit the new plan is o f­ mg her list, the fireman said deism as leader. 'I'heae will con-j a r t set Q3.de io.'- the "Outok-Snle " Inb’.e nt a reduced pr.co. fered, A majority of the full mem .sthall 1 ddiver them in tin / dude the study gioups for thla | Come . . . see hew AvFs Constant Inspection dssu.'ee unilorn herahip of either house i an kill s lire tiin li. lady'."' season, and members of the. ( Customers lcp-qua..ty, alv/ay'.: r#orjranlMtion pl*n. Which bungs up the fad League nr rither interested women ! Senator Wherry of ^''braska^ ibat sew ral months ago Chiel msv attend whichever session is / 0fihinfM C it the GOP floor leader, said he Herman Si heiulei of the Holice most I'onvenient for them. ! Corner.... FANCY BING CHERRIES l. 3 9 ‘ thinks there will be opposition to .lepaitmeiil answered a call Has .N'ol Vet tlolned ! th . new plan, He said R c P »P !> ""- Iroiii someone looking I'T a Cmleil Slates iiieinhership in Hie / Each yeor our cuitom- BANANAS YEUO.V RlPI . 1 6 ' aren't particularly interested n hotel Ttie party asked. ' Are I 111 ei nal loiial Trade Organization / •rs are eating more iresh KA.NCY ^^4uU and Vet^eiaUu helping give cabinet stslur.- to you open all n ig h t?' has not v'ct been voted by Con­ / CARROTS WESTERN 2 b c h s 1 9 c Ewdng who ta talked as a possi­ gress, alltiougli tlie C. .S. was one Hah and eeaiood becouee Ar,."i Page—Rio'n 'A'ltii / CALIFORNIA ble Democratic candidate for go\- of .fi.T nations meeting In Havana ' e i the high quality ond Egg Yolks a.-.d 0:11 ) NEW POTATOES LONOWHITI 1 0 , „ 5 5 * amor of New \ork. in M ardi. 1!M«, to agree on a great raluee they find at SALAD DRESSING If the plan survives sn expe. ted over last year a proposal and It f . 9 Compere meal priceil You'll tea ihet, penny (or penny, pound let (liarlei for tlie oiganization and A&P. OU.ST j r C PINT MrC ASPARAGUS Senate challenge, Kwinp may be- I meet.' some of the aenoiis ob.)ec was a leader in its i leation. 11 is / J.. a d JAR ad SPINACH HOME GROWN L. 1 0 ' pound, Finest poultry it your betl meal buy! Fry it - broil it • stew ] tions made against the l!H!i ('Ian,' / romea department head with what quest loiiahle wluHier Hie IT f) will i Po you W.f I hr vfiri- it - (ricattee ill Serve it in taladi, tandwichei, piai and itawt' the President himself said arc he said. ' he able to make a real and last mg | / RHUBARB NATIVE H0‘.LE<»R0.‘.N L. 6 ' ••essentially the .same duties ,ind / fliff of SKI f nod ofirrrd I Mr. Truman aaid in his messsge eontrilmllori towards ireating a. SNOA/CROP BONE IN - CUT FROM HEAVY, STEER BEEF 19< authority as are now vested in the he doe.'M t helieve the. plan is as / at your AfLP? 'JOZ A X ' peaeefiii w oild unless this country STRAWBERRIES FROZEN PKG Federal_____ Security Administrator. _ i goral as hia proposal of last year. does ,)oin it. f Block Chuck Roast 59< In yesterday's message to Con- i promised, however, that It Basie to Hie principles of the ; Is thr seafood fresh RADISHES . 5 ' | ^ 0 ^ | | | J g 0 CALIF • GOOD SIZE HDS graaa submitting the plan, the result in "mode.'l but j ITO's diarl. r is the goal of a I avd properly cirnurdf NATIVE ICH RIB END - UP TO « LBS / * f- President said that the Suigeon ^vni lliw h lle' economies. ' miilli-lateial trading system where PEANUTS LB General and all the Coir.missi'iner | President aaid his ulan goods flow fredv among all eoiin- / Does your sen food FRESH ROASTED CELLO 39c of Education will "retain all the interfere with po.s.sible Irles, the eurreney of one being / Pork Roast u49< Tom atoes afioTc package, stay dry avd se- SNO.VCROP 6 0Z 2 9 ^ atatutory authority and | adjuslmenls in the fum- used to buy from anv otlier. / ORANGE JUICE rr.OZE.N I CAN SHORT SHANK • MILDLY CURED now vested in them .’ tmns of the now deparlmenl ' Despite its impel fe d inns, the / aire till, you get it home? Along with the commi.'.'ioiier of I „i,v,ous refeio,,. e Cliart,*!' gives a povveifiil impeliis OXFORD S LB Cucum bers aop° 2 15< w as ail / GRASS SEED PARK BAG 1.89 social security they would repoit to 111, re, ommendation of the ) If there'e anything vou Smoked Shoulders 42< AS5'T FLAVORS PINT directlv to the secietsry, who Hoovei I 'omniissirm on , lov ei nuu'iil I don't like about o hand­ O ranges FLORIDA 5 LB BAG 43c , would'transmit their views to Ihe ^ k ? 7:.r. Page—It's S.xoo '.- ICE CREAM OLD HUNDRED PKG 25' LEAN • FRESHLY GROUND Health Service he transferred to a / lin g o f Beafood, p le a ie '/.'nipped and C:earr.yi President. ' united medical adiointsl rat loi a MANY NEVER / The President said the pr .vision let us know. recimmendation that h a 'ii'l seen MAYONNAISE Chopped Beef • 59. •'represents an additional safe- . WINE AND LIQUOR VALUES I Q0*»r -||C PINT a a C Pineapples wen 2'°>35. White House aitioi. guard against the fear of the pos- SUSPECT CAUSE / P .ea^e -A-nte; DT JAt WW ^'Super-Hight^^ Meats FINAST LAYER pibility that the views of the.se of- I I" another move the Presli ent AT EVERYDAY LOW PRICES / Cuetomer Relotioii|^ Dept.. FIRST - o ia " f C Peas CALIFORNIA • FRESH GREEN ^ LBS 3 5 . ficia li could be undulv subordinal- , offered a Treasury reoi gani/al ion ! ‘ S-per Rig.'i* zV.ftcis g:« zo'.d w.i.n c nor.ey bact g-xor.’.ee. tnsii minus the tiansfei the OF BACKACHES t Sliced Bacon .4 9 e d . " Af>P Food 'Stores It you a:* no: ccT.piete'/ ic.iir.ed. yc^r rnsney w.J C6 a g e d TANGY CHEDDAR McClellan said that a.' he under- ! fiim lions of the Com|)tn of A« wr urt f»Mor. »IrF"t and •♦rain. over. I • 11 Hill, r V iTiihtv*' knt"U iDit cir <■ V iMikii I F t•> Thw Xoiv PaIcsl! iu.ndta. 1’ 8 mea: :na:» r.D! on.y ter.ner, iu».cy, and f.avcnul. Cheese Food FINAST Carrots WESTERN 2^ BCHS 19. itan d l the plan the Surgeon Gen- | C?ii reticy, ■ • iarka« he. of prO a»''t 9mfijD\i£jct / Boston 10, Mass. tion will continue to make the pol- foi hia Keorganir.ation Plan No. 1. Sharp Cheese K«AET S » bORDEN S « E * « Skinless Franks >55 »Tn"ir'. l.railHi li«’* aiiti rtiri.i»iek». ! Iclea for their agencies He .said ' rejerted by Iho .Senate betauao it P nixiiU or fi«'«p»rTi in. ••ax^^ nia'’ »«•* Spinach '"uo^g 2««29. If.rti minor blaihiiM irnlMliona line t«> ''ol't, / TASTY P. that wasn't true of last year's re- would have switthod the comptrol­ ilampnea* tir ftirtai>' inrtl'<*retloii*. GLEN CRINAN J, WHITE, COLORED or PIMENTO fcl: jocted plan. ler's office to the Treasury. Thi.s If ymir diiromlorta are due *o ihrx. lA MH •% y q LEAN HAMBURG ^,59' " I t ’a a decided improvement |an Independent office now, report­ Jtcaee. don’t «ail, try Doan’i Mllf. a ml'i Edjtator Megov en Cabbage 17. i: di'irFtir. I %ed a'jcceaifully iiy milHon-- fi ' -c ROT ^ Cheese 2 Pickle-Pimento Uif n 49. 't.-a ing only to Congreea ov^- FiO vrar». While fheae ayniptonik niav CRAX 29' FRANKFORTS rkg59' lU'i Ii«gal Notices McClellan said the new plan waa ofirn ofherwite orrur. it'» amatins h-'W Loaf Cheese X - mans *imea Dnan’% Bive happy relir* FOR A DFLICIO',". T A :T ", DELICIOUS CHEESE j | 0 wr .•U-tiafactory to !um. W herry aaid krip tiir 16 milrk of kiiln^s tnl»et and filtf '• GIEN FYNE BOLOGNA or MINCED HAM ,,53' Fresh Halibut •• 49. Potatoes ilJlcwIllm ‘ >*=59. AT A COrST o r PROBATF. h»ld he aees no obiectlon to it. ft-inh s*ut waiste. Gel Doan'a Pilla today! 10 rEAPS OID TPFAT ? rp ’/F 'A'iTH .'-'.'J at lfAneh€»t^r within and for th^ 5TH FAGL P'JRF PHFUER'.': CHEDDAR M ^ Diilrirt of M»nch#»t^r, on 27th 6A SMOKED LIVERWURST ^ 59' Fresh Mackerel Z9c 4rr of MA.V. A.D. 1960. PPOO^ ROT 4.85 Muenster %/ve ^vuisd ^oodi , PT4Mnt, JOHN J. WALLKTT, i\ > ir L o w P rie e m e d i u m s h a r p ls 4 # lb c ] Judf#. SMOKED PICNICS . anT hS/tIhanks l. 53' Chicken-Live Lobgter 53 I BtUto of Mon-* Taylor or Mary A Cheese n e w R R ic ii AUCTION ™'viV,:.T\ PINEAPPLK m ad e VZITH pure ER'. lb 2 7 c Beans cTSm «ozrkg2 3 . \ Taylor, tat# of Manchoatrr, In aai<1 AT THRKSHKR'S AIT TION HOI SK. HIU.S (.RON K. Fresh Sliced Cod Dlatrlct. doc^aard. O t h s A . A *.'4 PORK ^HOPS CENTbR CUT} LB 79' Kraft-VeWeeta \ On motion of J. Ward Taylor of i NVAPPINO. CONN., ROl TK UU P^G: 2 5 Sna Scallops f a n o lb 5 9 c Fleundor Filiot l i 4 9 c •aid Manrhratrr. administrator. OalusA^ PRESERVES m ‘ Cauliflower »“ 27« ORDERED That alx month* from Fi-rd B Tavlor of M Grand St.. Middlvtown. is I.-h m i.k fm <'a lif"i rm BROILING OR FRYING-2' j TO 3Vj-ReGULAR DRESSED SnjoY delicious Haddodc FWot FRI5H U 43c Swordfiih FANCY LB 63< tha 37th day of May. A.D., 19M). at il dua to ill health. Must dispnac t'‘'i t>> PROOF NECTAR TEA ICED PKG PLUMR, MIUC-FED 5 to 6 LBS-REGULAR DRESSED gire .ptiblic notice ot tije rrcpy ot ttua pine drop leaf tables, 2 Vietorian lamps, vviied. very old h'romii RODERICK DHU BOND PICKLES SWEET MIXED 31' Ordar in aome newapiper havmi; k 5TH DRAWN, AEADV-TO-COOR LAACE FOWL lb SEc helmet • 8b YUKON ASSORTED „-S HIGHER IN . i m i . ' V “"S e T chT.:*“ FINAST FANCY GOLDEN CREAM STYLE oircuiattoD in aaid probate dt«tr. t. PROOF BOT 3.89 within ten daya from the date of thia IN S P K C T IO N T H C R .% J l N F 1— 7 10 P. M. BEVERAGES fLa v OR-CONTENTS 29' ordar, and return make to th.a court I.unrh Served On Premises of the notice given. SWIFT S h i KING GEORGE 41' LOBSTERS LIVE CHICKEN S "'T*““ « JOHN J. W A U sETT. Judge. LUNCHEON MEATS PR EM Maine Corn 2 25 86 8 FAMILY. GEO RGE F. TH R ESH ER KOSHER DILL AT A COURT o r rR<»BATE held PROOF 3.99 SEA SCALLOPS FANCY LB PINT PACKAGE FINAST FLAKY - MAKE A BLUEI Mancheiftter m-ithln and for the “ConnecticuCs Hif.TiFST .Auctioneer" DILL PICKLES PACKER'S LAIEL 25' n IMfltrtrt of MaJiohaaier, on the 39th VANILLA - STRAWBERRY '• a g 4Ay of Mays A.D. I960. PACKER'S M0airg Favorites PraaOBt, JOHN J. WALUETT. 5 ^ CANNED CHICKEN IA6EL 1.49 c h o c o l a t e - COFFEE 9-OZ PKGS 67c WQW^ee SUNNYBROOK NATIVE c 2 Judge. Pie Crust Katatt of Ann Glennry, late of Man- 2' 2 01 .rKC Sn CA7A99 g r a d e " a " la r g e size DOZ ’ cheater in aalt.' Dlatrict, de<'.eA5eri. POLO CLUB s u n n y e l d d r ie d b eef JAR 29' a n d m a n y o t h e r s FANCY H B I I X T C D sunnyfielo high score The executor having ea^hiblteij hia 85 HH A a q HAH c q c NO 2 O C C DUIIEK V.LIRRINTS L B ^ V PRINT 'I ' ^raUminary* admtniatratlon arrount FROCf BOT Jfc*“T# g a l . with aaid aMaU to thia Court for allow* CREAM STYLE CORN ALR 2 CANS MAINE PACK 15-OZ TIN aaca. It la PRINT NO i SILVERBROOK BUHER ' Blueberries ORDBRBD: That the 9th day of ROBIN HOOD June, lilOs at tan o clork. (d a.t.t fore* GRAPEFRUIT 2 Si29'CANS I f .' 35‘ DOMESTIC . OPEN 85 5TH A C Q half. C Q Q FANCY BARTLETT HALVES ' noon, at the Probate t>fr.«e in the SWISS CHEESE NEW LOW PRICE LB* PROOF got g a i . *w . T 7 ANN PAGE Munieipk! Building in aaid Mam SLICED WHITE EVANGELINE itr, be and the aame ta aaeiK' ^^d ior a PEANUT BUTTER CREAMY SMOOTH 'IV 31‘ AMERICAN CHEESE AND COLORED LB having otf" the allowance o( atid ad- RED CROWN IN HEAVY SYRUP 29-OZ TIN nlnlatratlOD account w th aaid eatate 9 A. M. TO 9 '*• Gra|iB Jfily sontM 19^^ Doily Dog Food 2 12‘ Finast Pears and thia Court directa that notice of 15 ' 5TH A c q HAIF NO. SHARP CHEDDAR CHEESE . . 59* Iha time and place aaaigned for aaid Moot aoj 2.59X .JT rg a : i 5.99 D « « f - i " 2 : ^ 3 3 ' Fruit Cocktoil uh Y S CAN 0 0 BIG 58e VALUE FOR 44c - ADDITIONAL PKG OF 16 FOR k WITH haaring be given to all pertom kne-n-n DAILY 12 0? « gC MILK MILUROOK CLUB lOIUtO txClUSIVElY FOR to be Intereaied therein to t'ppekr an., A4P STO.ES Kttrhup AKU *kU 80T 19' Dol M ail Niblots CAN 10 Oven Fre»h Treats ba heard thereon by publiaiucg a CDpy (Rxrept Sunda.v) 4A» " o : 27^ ot thia order in aome newapaper Iim\* ^ AkSUfKSAiY LI gAC fortifiio w it h v it a m in d UOOklOS AVSTNA|l$CO PK& 3T Pinooppio CAN BEVERAGES lag a circulation in aaid Diatnet. at ANGEL FOOD CAKE LARGE SIZE EA 49* Homeland Tea Bags’"J 43< laaaf hra daya before the day of aa;d » l^t tAIATOI 7 1 02 I a C SO HEALTHFUL, SO NUTRITIOUS CLEAR, SPARKLING, DELICIOUS 9K& I T Flavor Aid PKC 5' haanng. and by mailing in a regis* m e d ic a l (jJhhJusA, S o ltin O f RAIISC t^L4K444K4K4c4Mu » %'K ,K M agw n nn»w »im nn«KW »wn% iL4»% n.KW »o «P ^ ... AND SO ECONOMICAL, TOO tarad lettar on or before Ma> 31. If'.'iO. THE 13 CZ w|C JELLY pONUTS JA N I PARKER FKO 29* Now low Prkoi e n jo y its sweet eresh f la v o r a copy of aaid account and of ihte .144 MAIN STREET Tbuv JCow P awl Armour'i Trttt CAN 41 order to Martha G. Meyer. 66 Bigelow t '^0 2 nfC ILUC 18 . CARAMEL NUT ROLLS ...33* 28 OZ BTLS ^ Q •tratt. Manchaater. Conn.; John H. Io n a Corn Solfinot IONSCT P&C lULTASA NO, 2'2 47' Conlanlt 4MI Jr ^ May. adminlatrator of the eauie of NELSON COUNTY a e . VULI PCCLfD CAN 3 Maria May. 60 Bigelow atreet, Man* Apricots ianke JANE PARKER MAYONNAISE Orongo Juico FL 37' POTATO CHIPS TALL Dxno TO INSUM mtSHNtSS A U POPULAR FLAVORS cheater, Conn. HtNTUGXY STRAIGHT * I -I « 08AN6C PtROC ‘iLt a «e JOHN J. WALLKTT, Judge. BOUR80N WHISIttY 'Tomato Juico Iona **c»25' S tiid f TM RIOLAICL PFA 01 TINS l« 5TH APPLE PIES JANE PARKER EACH RNAST RROOF *OT 2.89 UPTON'S SOUP MIXIS MQt OB PKBMIT MADE FROM COU iI tRY f c G YOLKS KOTIt'E OF APPI.U ATIO.N Spice Drops w NOOOH 3 2 c COLONEL LEE ■ M ...' BKG OF 3 fN V Thia la to give notl e that I. STKVK WHILE THEY LAST BOTTLED IN BOND Almond Bars Famous A& P Coffee PT CAVAGNARO, of 69 TiM.er atieei. VT' / | l \ TOM VfGfTAH.1 PKG OF3tNv37c llAnchcfter, have filed ar applin KENTUCKY STRAIGHT R v - n J —Kor.e Fine: In Ahy Package A* • JAR dated May 23. i960, with the Liquot BOUBBON WHISKEY FcuT.cas For Fine ^c:^'0^ . . • Anid :o.‘ Fine Value Coatrol Commiiaiou for k reat«uiai.l too 5TH 3 ^ 9 33 •liguor permit for the aale. of alriiholi* T I R E S A L E RROOF BOT ,;.6r .XXW«686S00t10eSSS»'KW%.%X%XX%'%MM i.%XXXXXXXXXXX>%XX»S» Eight O'clock VILC b'lD lECUDW liguor on the premtiea. 45 Ka.*i t'entei Spic & Span Cleanser Atreet, Mancheater. R o d C irc le ■iCH KNeruu.MWW The buslnesa ta own*d by 6.70 X 15 ROYAL DELUXE O iheA, U)hhksuf. 244aLUdf ^kai 9uodu Qompa/Uipa, \ NO RINSING CavgfDaro of 19 Tanner atrcDt. and Eekor Coffee VtCePQUS AN! WtlllfV 6A6 ' J NO WIPING LB CTN ^ 3 c Anna Mlnlcucci of 21 Oak atreet. Man* cheater. anO will be conducted bv U a i w i L . i'-' STtVB CAVAGNARO of 69 Tannci Atreet, AA permittee. Ine/sff/se rm/eumf! STEVE CAVAGNARO. BRIARCLIFF Thptp'i nplbing lik# • kH E>stkt of pitnic lood* Bhd a Irip Io lha laaihora. Malta your picnic Dated. May 23. 19.V). # -s® STRAIGHT BOURBON EVERY PACKAGE. CAN OR JAR IS I’klCE .V AR f. 11'> h OR AkCURACj AND h OUR CONV fNH Ni. I 10 food Bplaction at your Finl National Stora and «ava - graalar variaty, too! B4 5TH •TATE o r CONNECncUT aa. Pro­ PROOF 801 2.99 bata Court, Dlatrict of Andover. Co­ lELLVIEW PAPER IMPORTED STUFFED lumbia. Conn.. May 31. A.D.. I960. 6.50 k 16 U .S . DISTIUIO IN lUINOIt ) ) > I. Clayton E. Hunt, of aaid Court, lux TOILET SOAP RINiO GIRIEirS 6A6Y FOODS hereby certify that Rr.ae Guaraachflli LUX FLAKES 2 21< Olives 2 LONGWOOD Stroined—K'utriiieue ier BoliieB Napkins of Mancheater, Conn., it the Admini.«- BFlghler.e • » !! 'Whitene CIct.'.ee Bea.ty Ctrre T*'^' Reolly 'fVc.kt Ali-Purpeie Granulated S»sg tratiix of the eatate of Andrew* Pn STRAIGHT RYE fin a st - KEEPS FOODS FRESHER _ SYLMAR MEDIUM SWIFTNING gioll, late of Bolton. In aaid diatriM B4 ilH REiULAA -C dacaaied. anc; having accepted aaid PROOF »OT 2.99 414 O Z TIN “*“97*PK4 Af CAXC / 4‘jr39‘ 19< 3-LB TIN 83. Appointment and executed Bond a^'- DiSTlUiD IN IUINOI8 Wax Paper 39. Ripe Olives eordlng to law, (aaid appointment be­ White Bread i i| ing unravoked and In full force), FINAST SANDWICH legally authorized and qualffled 6.00 X 16 U. S. ROYAL MASTER TOM MOORE COMPARE ITS EVEN TEXTURE auch Adminlatratrix to adminlaier on FINAST PT JAR 29. aaid aauta, and her acta aa au< h kr<; STRAIGHT BOURBON BbIcbiI BffBiis 2 tins^29< Spread Swift's Meats for Babies MAKES WONDERFa entitled to full credit. B6 AIR-WICK SOLD ONLY AT OERlirS lA lY FOODS DASH D06 FOOD SPRY fin a st s m o o t h y TOAST AND SANDWICHES Ill wUnaaa whereof. I have hereunto 9 1 1 . 9 5 FFOOf 80T f l u n d e r w o o d s ALL VARIETIES 3WOZ FIRST NATIONAL STORES • aat a y hand aru.' affixed the teal of DISTILLED IN KENTUCKY fomhed Liver Tar Bolclhg emd frySng Dee4erfloit STRAINED or DICED TINS aaid Court the day and year flrat above luiEler— Geod Tailing with 2 % O Z l7 e 2 39. written. (The MIleate Tire) TIN I f * Peanut Butter ' 31< I'm 6Z g^C Deviled Ham CLAYTON E. HUNT, Judge. lYNNBROOK 8 U coaC 33= 19= 6tT 9y 2 .lARS Zt ALL PURPOSE CRACKER MIRABEL PURE RASPBERRY PKG OF • I tlQtOB PEBMIT All Prices Are Exchanice Pius Tax, All Tires On Bale BLENDED WHISKEY PARD DOG FOOD Hamburg Rolls Choc. Fudge Square NOTICE o r APPLICATION $5.00 Allowance For Old Batteries Toward B6 " " J.9 9 JURY PROOF BOT Eduator Crax 29< Preserves u>m33< FOR HEALTHY REG c SPECIAL EACH Purchaae Of New Preat-O-Llte I WHISKIES IN THIS NODUCT P K G O F | | 7 c TISTID 49 45< Thul la ta give notice that I. HART MIRABEL PURE STRAWBERRY 3 I6 0 Z TINS 25. Frankfurt Roils A. BEPBTTI, of 43 riorance atreet. I 4. S. AND B YEARS OLD t SWANSON'S BONED PUPS SOLD AT MOST FINAST SUPER MARKHI Hanch^tr. have filed an application CALO PRODUaS SOAPINE SWOTHiAiT SOAP Cbtail May 61. 1650, wdth the Liquor MANY OTHER NATIONALLY KNOW N SWAN SOAP 6 OZ TIN i | 9 c Control Cqaaiaaion for a Tavern Pei I BtANDS AVAILABLE AT A lP STORES Soap that agreee with ye'ur iL .v Preserve ia>39< S'.an Evefything and Save 13^ U Mgw Geie Clothee Reaiiy Clean Chicken a lt for lha agU of alcoholic liquor od Dug Fund 2 CANS Aa 5 T O R tha prtalaea at 622 Middle Tumpik< B A N T L Y ^ S BBTe . qe ' fepst Mag4«etar. Conn. lAldC Thg ItHlnigp lg owned by HART A m *IP t 94* Cut Fund 2 Z.*'8S= HI cm IV Z CIKII 15= ZeAKts 43 7f CAMAY SOAP CAMAY SOAP L A V A SOAP ^ R V P B fT l of 41 rioraaea Atreet. H ah- SEHVICENTER 116 • will ha conducted by 3S.1 MAIN STREET TEL. 7259 9 taairsTTi, i t 43 Vlortnc* LGE PKG - „ ganallUt . East Center St. All prtr*. ijbJi«t t# merket chaEi|*t a«4 eSectlve et aU A * r i.lf-P.iHi-te^ Steret la thie area BATH SIZE I Q c BAR LGE PKG LGE PKG HAET anPETTL TED BANTLY, Prop. 3 REG bar' s 2 1 c 9. 27.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY. JUNE 1. 1950 PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1950 $'ollo\ving this demonstration a i-d to Gerald Botticello; Den 7, a jexialing achoola also may be dla- Aiiotbcr iMccling i^uased. nice BerzensUl, 58 BlsacU Mreet; short talk was given on "Model ; Wolf badge was awarded'to Daniel I Milk Fell Bruiler», Mrs. Thelma Haugh, 67 Wads­ ^loilcl Airplanes The committee, haa been gping ter, went out over the rural route Family Evening Pliinc Construction'' by Edward ; McKeever; Den 8. a Wolf badge to soldiers in Boston. Up until e few worth street: MiS. Iona Boom and Sturlevant, 'Vice Preaident of the.Charles F'antom and a gold and To nisetiNH Schools into the needs of the town very venrs ago It was second In line, with earrler Raymond Lyrnan one Father Dunn Memorial Dog Licenses ffow Local Girl Scouts son, 34 B Garden detya; Suaan Cuh Pack Subject thttroughly and haa been making Fryen*. Rouiilcrs day last week. In her annual In­ At Zion Lutheran Skylandcia Club. The talk was! .silver an ow points to Donald progreas In atudymg plana and In­ Grant School when Reeves American Band ol Turklngton, 104 P a rk a r strM t, very Infomistlve and left the Cubs Mothes; Den 10. a Bear badge to ITovldcnce held drst place. Then spection of mail boxes. She said Mrs. Mary McPaitland, 34 O Gar­ Tlie Town School Building eoin- forming Itaelf of needa and poaai- ; t mill C'.u|Minfi « she hoped the patrons will accept Bring $2 ,3 .3 2 Can Get to the Day Camp "Air Fun" provided an exciting enthustiistie about the aubjecl. ' David Tonun and a Webelos badge hilitles sineo d was enlarged and | it was disbanded, and he was notir the small aiiggestlons she has to Tomorrow evening will b« den drive. Material for the display lucoiii- and gold and silver arrow points iniUce IS scheduled to hold niioth- llreaaed. eleaaeil and ikaahefi Has Reunion flrd that Babcock s Band w m Discharged today; Magnus Jen­ theme for the Cub Pack 41 May reinstnirted after the achool ref­ t\ rap|ieot- carter, 17 Lockwood street: Mrs. the final business of pri-sentlng Burl Clayton (liandler. 72. rectoi I*riron Are Oasses Meet Here; $3,000 was also left to the, library. of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Soraerhi of oeivnl in Town vided for filrl Scouts attending I model airplane activities. At the nwijrd.s ami the imliictioii of new. of St. Andrew's I’. E. cliur.h, died I have been studying all angles of <'he.sli r Bow les, w ife of the gover­ Stipulations went along w-ilh Hie dav eainp at Camp Mcrrl-Wood girls have shown a preference for luck” aupper will be served on the Joyce Williams, Ohio; Harold I beginning of the meeting a dem- Chestnut Hill, was graduated from Bobeal.s. UkIbv at Mount Algo Inn here. Ml' cost redui lion proposals for the nor, entertained a group of nhoiit liellvery In Manehester Play Is P r e s e n t e d band nioncv; the band must al­ Parsons School of Design in New Mniicliester's dogs this year are fhi.'i summer. (.'hartered bu.scs ■ riding on tlic bii.ses as the camp church lawn, weather permitting, Wells, 108 Avondale road; Robert I oiialratlon flight of controlled gas l.S women wlio an- connected willi Friday EvrninKB otherwise tn the church basement Hill, Jr., 72 Lyness street; Edwin New Bobc.Tts inducted during the Cliandler, a native of Bridgeton. new Broad street eleim ntary ways play whenever requested 10 York. Friday, after a three-year the aoiiree of $2,332.93 in revenue will leave the Mary Cheney Li- j counselors go along with them and powered flying model airplane was . . _ vv.i Me., and a former rector at St : school In an effort to arrive al tin I'emoiratie paity politics at a H m »nnu«l rwinton of clanws of bv the .selectmen; It mu.st always course In fashion Illustration. Her that will be p.iid to the atate brary each morning, rain or shine. ^ teach them new .songs aa they and pariah house. Families have McConnell. North Coventry: David given bv Robert Carlaon and Jos- meeting were; Onrrie Laiall^ Wil- limrhcoii yesterday at the govei- the Ol*nt School of the Speech at ti o'clock. They will proceed travel to and fiiiin camp. have been aaked to bring a hot Brown. IS Drive G, Silver Lane eph kaulilniaii in the school liaiii Turkinglon. Douglas Tomui .lolin's P. E church in k'.osscx, had least expensive, bid adequnte II. A. FKIINK play for Memorial Dsy and always parents drove down for Che cerc- treasurer, representing one-half ot been ill for some time Me tcave.s budding that can he erected on nor's restdenee here. Among tliose Milllvan Ace. iVappina Art» WM held «t the Gr«it for the annual meeting of Ihc nii,mles, taking w ith thoni Hieir the income, after fees payments, down Main .street and •.lol' at the | The special buses will leave " dish, salad, or dessert. Homea. yard The little plane showed and Richard Flske. Advancement presc'iit were tile wives of -onir oi on Cambridge street, South Methodist church. | Camp Merri-Woed at approxi­ Prlehds and neighbors are invil- kmazlng speed and maneuvorability Badges were awarded aa follow.-.; Ills widow, Mra. Scott Cliandler the site lei Man. 71.58 Aflrr 4 P. M Ashford Bible Society, which ho young son, Louis, Jr., and Francis that dog owners paid for licenses Funeral services will lie lieki hen Ollier details on such inattcn as Conni ctii 111 s congi es.sional dele- The guwrt" welcome^d by said is the oldest such aoctrty in LriChappcll who makes his homo The buses will then turn left up. mately t:30 earli nfteiuoon, sto(i- lo Join in an evening of fellowship during K.s flight which wbf rndrd Don 6. Bear badges and a gold up to June 1. The total license in­ n Saturday altermsm. . enlargeinenl ami improcemenl of galioii. QrmnV the director of the erbw^ ('onneeticiit. This oeessif>n fslls on with the family. come from the town's dogs and Charter Oak street and will stop piiig al the .same points ns on the and sociability and to enjoy a new unfortunately by at minor crash, and ailver arrow point were award- snd meM!»tte8 were resd from Mr. and Mrs. Harvey S. Collins again at the corner of Cliarler Oak piek-up trlji ill the morning, and sound-film on Church work in for­ soma the classmstes who were the third Wedne.sday in August kennels this year hss been $5,- Manchester and is a gala occa.sion which the and daughter, Linda, were in 38fi..'S.'i according to a statement and Gardner streets. Continuing Will return to the Mary Cheney eign and home lands. Entitled imam to attend. ___ Hlnesburg. Vt.. over Memorial along Gardner .street, another stop Lllirary. Conn.selor.s will .see tli il ■'Beyond Our Own Horizon”, it is Comedy Is Presented band would not want to miss. Mr. filed with the comptroller's office Lvnian s.sld that A. M B assett, 7.. l>ay. Their son. Tommy, Is visit­ this morning by Town Clerk, Sam­ will be made at the corner of all small girls are escorted across issued by the Stewardship Council Date Book The highlight of the evening was ing his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Spring and Gardner streets. The the strerl and will place Ihem of the Lutheran Church, Missouri !he presentation of a years of age, Is the oldest member uel J. 'Dirkington. Of this-aniount of the. hand and has been Ita haa.s Thomas McGowan, In C anterbury. $4,66.'i.85 Is net above expenaes final stop Is Camp Mcrrl-Wood on safely Hhoaril other tiiises if a Syndd. It is fifty-five minutes in edy, "MtTiere Mr. and Mrs John Osmond and Gardner street. tran sler is neee.e.sar'*. length find an all-color film, tak- Tonight ' M. Wolff. Presented by spe­ drummer for .V' years. There are and fees of collection, and half Annual Memberahip Dinner of sons, John. Jr., and Dan, are visit­ ing the awU'mUence----- to Asia, , Europe Itchiii' (o got out of the cial arrangement with the Walter about '2.'' members from Ashford goes to the slate treasury and halt M anchealer Branch of the Y. \V. and these he plsns to supplenienl ing relatives In SwsmpacoU, Me. to the town. A fter today all siiKso- Africa, A m rlca; and ahowing neSS' ^ H. Baker Company, the play con­ Dr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Bolmer fields. New Guinea, Japan, and the j C.A It the Y.M.C.A. building. 6 Michrn? Then pack up and cerned the desire of young Mr^ With pupils ot his from other quenl dog account collections ae- and Mrs. Espenhayne to moxe to towns. .Memorial Day for Inslsner and sons, Victor and Douglas, are cnie to the town, until the dog due Philippines. p.m. picnic this weekend. Fill the he took with him Kenneth Garri­ m a eamping trip at Bellgraves date tax next year. The public and neighborhood is | Tomorrow a new home, but fearing the> l.akes in Maine. They left Satur­ invited to Zion Faitdly and Film St. Mary’s 50-50 Club Annual '•'■ch liasket with all the fa­ would lose their beloved maid son. David Kvan.s. I’aid I'epin Penalty Payments B u n ? Donald fi'Antieiil and VIetor Wol- day snd returned VVedne.si jIay. Several penalty payments were NlKht. "Beyond Our Horizon" , Banquet and Dance. i p.m. vorite treats— gloriouKly gt»od ■•HUda." If they did so, they took Mrs Dflvlna Etheridge has will be shown at about 8 o'clock | Young Republican Club In- ewr\- precaution so that she would mer of Columbia, two from Mans- made this year by those who were 'nods selected from onr Tlist rented Joseph Hutehlns' little tardy in securing licenses. The Rev. C. Meyer visitor of the ! formal Dance. Country Club, know of their tield and two from Andover. house on Columbia Green. Sfie rtnMl "however, that HMna a According to the report therp circuit will be present. He la i Tuesday, June 6 nrietv of picnic-snack.s— all Mr.s. \V S. Pierre, rhairman of moved her household goods In pastor of the largest congregation ' Outdoor Festival and Conimii- frt^d waa the carpenter the Dental Trailer n in ie for Co- earlier In the week and plans to were! 2,175 male dog.s and spayed ow -priced t«» save you money the new house and .in fact. Hilda dogs licensed regularly ami 68 in in the circuit which maintains a nity Sing, seventh and eiglith hinihia. will hold her final siirvev move in with her family over the Christian day achool of its own grades and High achool. Educa- . . con\cniently displayed lo^ was a partner in his business. meeting ah Yeomans hall today week-end. They have been living this class lieen.scd with penalty; Those Taking Part there were 140 female dogs li­ wlih four full-time teachers. Am- i tioiial Square, 7 p.m. ave you shopping time. Lo "Mrs. Espenhayne” was charm­ from 9.30 a. m. 11;30 a. m., and with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. .1 plifying music for evening use will , League of Women Voters, unit from 1 p m. until 2;30 p. ni. She Henr>' LaFleur. on Pine street, re­ censed plus three more with pen­ alty,. and there were three kennels be presented. Visitors will have | discussion group on Internstional em over. Make your list^'»»r Saw of 1942; -Hilda s" part was said every effort is being made by cently. opportunity to ace or visit in the Trade Organization, al home of her eomniiltee to have each pre- Mrs. Minnie Hiirlhutt has re­ licensed and eight substitute tags I's picnic time agam^HOT reaMrtlcally presented In Issued. pariah house. Mrs. Edward Brosnan. 83 Washing­ dialect by Agnes Johnson of the .school child in town have the ad turned to her home with her ton street, 2 p.m. MX; (O N L Y y(c T E R vantages offered by the clinic. daughter-in-law, Mrs. Marlon The town's share of dog license 0 *M of 1946, and Mr E s ^ n fees Is ap'dicable to payment of Wednesday, June 1 •OUND). havne” plaved by Joseph M. Carr This includes four fluorine treat- Hurlbutt. after spending several Is Honor Guest League of Women Voters, unit nienls and teeth cleaned free of months with her son. Attorney the dog warden and upkeep of the MV 5? Wethersfield delighted the audi- dog pound. discussion group on International mce with his sense of humor and charge and further dental work Frank R. Hurlbutt. In Greenwich. Trade Organization, at home of done at a nominal cost. If. she Newton B. Smith, local trial If the selectmen of a town have At Shower Party the ease In which he iu.-tlcc. officiated at the wedding paid out any funds for damages Mrs. John Chensy, Jr., Faim drive, O P ^ THURS. part For Mr. Carr, the ^rform- said, through lack of Information, , 8 p.m. , anyone has hern missed, will they of P.aymond Burns, Jr., of Tern- caused by dogs or shall have p.aid Sice was part of his final examl- the costs of Pasteur treatments Miss Margaret McCartney ot snver Tea given by Soroptomist i JStton. and because of this be w as ploB.se call at Yeomans hall dur­ nlr. TexRR. Rnd Ermlnn Janice 117 Hollister street was honored Mrs. Hermann Wunderlich, i (GHT 'TIL 9 psmlred also to give a memortred ing the above hours. A total of 77 Pendrak. Ludlow. Mass., wlileh for pcr.sons httten by dog.s the Steak Special recently with a surprise niLScellan- i gp^g^er. Federation room at Cen- ' IXpreUtlon of Tennyson s f a­ apjiolntments have already been took place at his home Thursday. state reimburses tlic town from its share of the license fees. eous shower given at the home of | phurch. 3 p.m. mous "The Revenge. made but they expect more will be Mra. Frank Rossi of Canton. Mrs. | Monday, June 11 wan done and show-ed to good ad by the close of the day, today. The Rossi was assisted by Miw I^ro- | Annual mee'ting. Manchester ' m tw Mr. Carr s strong and dental trailer is to he in Lebanon School Ecfuipiiienl C thy Ann Hardy of West HarUord. (.Qunpu p j Hollister school. I^Mnant voice. Mias Grant then all summer and the local children All Steaks 'b About thirty of Miss McCart- g p | Grocery Dept. presented to Mr Carr a will be transported to that point Bids Arc Receiv ed ney'a associates at the Hamord W'ednfAday, June 14 tfKtwlng the satisfactory comple- In the event it is needed, the com­ FREE hospital, where she is emplt^'M as | Card Party, sponsored by ' Sonrf the basic course in mittee will plan transportation. Srtion and the related speech Bids on audlo-risual educational a technician, were ' local hairdreBaers, benefit of Tu- Mrs. W. C. H alnsw orth. who equipment for the .new Bowers ceived many beautiful gifts, ana ; clinic at home of Mrs. Edgar MAXWELLHO heads the Hartford Symphony and Verplanek elementary schools a delicious buffet supper was 175 Center street, ''ro e occaalon also marked ^ e drive for funds locally, said Satur­ MOVIES BEEF SPECIALS served by the hostesses. ' _ . . — eompleUon of 20 years of teaching will be opened Monday at 11 a. m.. Hunday, June 2S FRANKS 43 day that Mrs. Edward Allen of Miss McCartney will be mar­ for Mlaa Grant who plans to re at the office of General Manager 1 Britiah-American Club All Dav West Hartford and Mrs Herbert George H Waddell. It was an- Front tho Uotisc ■>/ Su u't ried to John Hornbeck of Hartford Outing at Garden Gitn-e. name her work In the fall. An In- France of Coventry, in a confer­ Friday Nighl’ at the Center Congregational ftortnal reception for those ‘be nouneed todav. It is expei te.l that Photo by Vichi, Manchester Photographers day foHowed the program during ence with her last week, had as­ about a half dor.en interested Pictured above Is the memorial to the Itte Rev. William J. Dunn R ib R o a st ...... l.li. fiUc church on June 17. ^ ich Mrs. Charlotte Montie ca­ sured her that in the schedule they firms may submit offers. Waddell which waa dedicated on Sunday, May 21, at cerrjuonlcs al Father 8:45 (On^ Priri* Kor Any Cut) Drop in Cases \.A T i\$ ; have planned for next fall, mem­ Dunns first pastorate, St. Philip's, in Wairc.n”i’lc. Tlie widely- FRESH COFFEE tered. said. Boneless Chuck For Pot Rn.isl ...... I.!>. 79c bers of the orchestra will bring The equipment, motion picture known ''faniier-priesl" was pastor of St. James’ church from 1939 Hospital Notes V\ AVBF.ST their instruments to Columbia for Boneless Rib Roast (Oven) ...... I I). 7!lc In Civil Courts projectors and other aids wilt be until his sudden death in 1947. CHICKENS a demonstration at the school. East Windsor Fresh cut up Beef For S tew ...... I.'i. 7‘*c This will give the children a fine paid for out of the schools fur­ Funds for the memorial were donated llrtr Father Dunn s fnend.s Patients Today ...... *** PINEAPPLE Columbia nishing funds. To date consider­ here and Ihroughonl the state. The memorial consists of a 10-foot- F re s h G ro u n d .Ml B eef H a m b u rg ...... I,b. iD e Admitted yesterday: Henry Activity in the local Civil and ^N CY TOMATO opportunity to see at close hand, Small Cfiaims courts dropped in the many types of Instruments able other furniture and equip­ high Balfour pink giunlte cross and a stone ledger over the grnve Goyette, Somersville; Peter Han­ ment for classrooms, auditorium Lunch sen, 95 Cedar street; Henry Cran­ May from that recorded In the pre­ Tha largeat atUndanca to M^ they have been told about and hear insenbed with Father Dunn's pet -onal hl.story. The b«.uuf ifully sim­ VKliV FKESII TI'.NDER ceding month, according to a re­ selections embodying them all; and cafeterias has been placed for ple memorial was mamifactiired by Arrigo H. Aimelti of the .Man- ...... U i. (TTic dall, 113 Summer street; Mlaa mortal Day ceremonlea I" y*®™ “J bid and contracts on such equip­ Route S Baby Beef L iver ...... Gloria Dancosse, 185 Autumn port made today by Miss Janet j| TURKEYS Columbia turned out Tueaday bwlh This is the first year Columbia has che.stcr Memorial company. ment have been signed. street; Mrs. Arlene Williams. 23 M. Wilson, assistant Town Court JUICE to participate In the parade and « been included in the drive. Re­ p'unds for the memorial w-erc also used to build several hundred Ea.«it Windsor. Conn. clerk. j JUICE Both new schools arc seheduled Essex street; Mrs. Julia Bronzi, ap^tora. The weather waa sUU ports of the success of same have feet of roadway leading to Father Dunn's grave in the Warrenvillc FF.RRIH HICKORY SMOKED SI G \R I for opening with the start of the ...... I.b. l)5c Glastonbury. Mrs. Rae Lehrman. Civil court receipts were $65 aUeatlonabie aa people began to not yet been made. cemetery. S lire d B acon ...... - against $80.50 for April. A simi­ (FRED MANN S 1 )0 1 ,E S Mrs. I.«ola Beck, local postmas­ September term. 116 Green road; Mrs. Astrid Al­ S.MOKEP gather oa the Green at Yeoman s len, 10 South Hawthorne street; lar decrease in Small CSaims court 1 GIANT but iptrlt* wer« not damp- GIANT Richard Wishart, 22 Drive F. Sil­ shows receipts of $99.50 and ex­ SHOULDERS 16 OZ. wed a blU In fact enthualtara was penditures of $26.50 In M ay against { l« OZ. ver Lane Homes: Bruce Goulet, (AN high as ths young people of W ind- Andover: Mrs. Victoria Krupa, $136.50 and $26.40 for April. j (AN ham Street School Band began to SMOKED MEATS Rockville: L>-ndon Wilmot. Ando- ‘ arrive dreasei in their dark sklru Would Study Pareuta j 33 V€r. «wH trousers, while, shirts and Shop With Confidence! Save With Ease! Come On Down To Of Superb Qtiolily. .411 IT>// hnou n fhamis Admitted today; Susan Wal­ searlst hatt for the boys and dron, Wapping: Donald Kramer, Hartford. June 1.— Mem- I PORK ROAST scarlet Jackets and hats for the bera of the Connecticut Humane SlIEFFIF.I.II STAIII.-MF.VFB SIIANKI-KS.S (RF.Am -Tfl-K.YTI 28 Horton road; Wayne Bedurtha, T\M, t AN girls. It wss a treat to have band 17 Drive G. » Silver Lane Homes; Society, in annual meeting here music for the occasion. The parade Bryan Krause. 87 Walnut street: yesterday, were told by a apeaker | v a p m i l k formed in the driveway at the hall lb 59c that neglect of children for the E . WHOLE HAMS Judith Ann Weiss, 48 Lynes.s and then whUe everyone atooa at street; Michael Potyna, 185 North most part results from psycholog­ attention and watched. American ical and emotional problema rath­ LARGE FOWL ‘ Main street; Pascal Poe, III, 37 flags were raised simultaneously MERRILL’S M a r k e t GHOTE a WriOEI. er than from material or economic rin c R F .N Tanner street: Timothy and Jef­ O F SEA over the Honor Roll on the Green ih 69c frey Buchner. 64 Foxcroft drive: factors. The speaker, Wilson D. by Mrs. Jean Peters and Mrs. COTTAGE HAMS McKerrow. executive director of | B ITE SI/.B FREE DEI I VERY DIAL 7.386 Ja y 88 Falknor drive; Mrs. Shirley KurcUilk of the (X)G8 ; a t B i OAKI.AND STREET Mary Glode, East Hartford, the Brooklyn, N, Y„ Society for TUNA FISH Ysomsns Hall by CTaudU Eiher- SPERBV * BARNES Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Ber- the Prevention of Cruelty to Chil­ id^fe and Joan Henneqiiin. Girl dren. said that "children’s protec­ CHUCK ROAST I. I I.B. Seouta; and on tha pole at Horace SHORT SHANK l-.’> LR. SMOKED FRESH KILLED. TOP GRADE EXTRA DELICIOUS TENDERJ7.ED SMOKED SHOULDERS tive ser\1 ce today is service to (IJm Ited) W. Porter School by Tom Fox and parents who are failing to meet j SFGAR , Roy Green. Boy Scouts, while tapa the basic needs of their children.’’ SWlIT'fi PRE 5IH '51 Sundress-Jacket Cl RED were sounded by Chauncey ,M. to 2 l,h. Avg. DOG FOOD Squler, Jr. SHOULDERS FRYERS STEAKS I Then, with Raymond Lyman, SMOKED SHOULDERS I DAISY HAMS marshall, In the lead, the parade Lady Bountiful CORINA CALIFORNIA FANCY marched to the New Cemetery at or FOWL lb lb. MTAHI.-MEVER SMOKED LONG ISLAND Columbia Center. In the line of , FRESH tt) Made From Seleet Ripe Tomatoes march was. first, the American » '4 I« BEEF TONGUE "Buy Tho Boat—Buy Corina" Legion, John Forryan and Walter SLICED RINDLESS LEAN IDUCKUNGS Deptula. color bearers The band TOP g rA L IIT , LEAN SWIFTS SELECT QUAT.ITY with iU little majorettes In the FtlSTER MELLO-CKILD' ^ lead; the COGS; the Boy Scouts TOMATO : Quality Budget Meats ■ Fred Chowanec and Danny Rem- BONELESS HAM sen, color bearers; Girl Scouts. DAISY HAMS BACOM 'I- RIB ROAST TO STUFF OR ROAST FRESH RIB Joan Hennequin and r’laiidla FOILST _____ Etheridge, dolor bearers; Brown­ 45c VEAL BREAST Lb. CANS ies, Carol Lusky and Karen An­ PORK CHOPS SUNLKiHT OR BROOKFIELD BONELESS ROULETTES SHOELDER CUT LEAN PLATE PASTE thony, color bearers. School chil­ lb. b e e f 169* Hickory amoked^O|a^Cursd^^^^^_^^^ dren’ bearing flowers, members of VEAL CHOPS 69c CORNED BEEF Lb. Columbia Congregstloi^al Church JACK FROST FRESHLY GROUND LARGB Choir and other adults. At the SWIFT’S PINE BUTTER FAMOUS GROTE & WEIGEL SHOULDER SPRING NO. 2'j CAN cemetery there waa a salute to the LAMB CHOPS 79c HAMBURG Lb. HUNT'S FANCY PLUMS flag; the .Star Spangled Banner; LEAN FRESH Prayer, Dr. George S. Brookes; SUGAR FRANKFURTS STEER BEEI* f-*' CANS America the Beautiful; Lincoln's SWIFTNING lb . 6 5 * (None Better) LB. 89c STEWING BEEF SARDINES 2 Gattyaburg Address, Guy Beck; CUBE STEAKS Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean; Memorial Day remarks. Dr. 3 lb. c a n 5 l b . b a g 4 I« Brookes; America. Then the chil •Dairy and Delicatessens BABY FOOD SALE dren went to the graves marked 79« ALL FRESH DRESSED POULTRY with flags with their bouquets, TIDE, FAB or LUX ...... Lb. 49c Roasting Chickens...... \.A T I \E waited for the firing of the salute MAXWELL HOUSE 2 CANS SWIFT CLEANSER Large Fowl for S tew ing...... Lb. 45c by Leonard German. Laurens Hol­ G R A D E ''A " GERBER’S , BEECH-NUT FLAKES L.B..24C . . . . . Lb. 37c DOZ. brook, Francis Hutchins, Emil 1 PLASTIC HOLDER Long Island Ducks ...... Sadlon and Spencer Macht under Swift’s Premium Eviscerated Turkeys ...... Lb. 69c LARGE EGGS the command of John Sorokollt. COFFEE commander of the Legion post; SWEET LIFE FI-AKED WHITE MEAT Choice taps by Chauncey Squier and the ALL 1 LB. of LAVER m echo by Roberta Barlow from the FRESH PORK PRODUCTS band. Then they left their bou TUNA FISH cn 29c Color FOR Rib P orkR igist...... i o i o quets. returned to the group, 67® SUCED BACON 8 3 'I 8 3 ' which after a benediction, march­ Small Lean Fresh Shoulders...... ed on to the old cemetery at the ALASKA l-’ANCY PINK KRAFTS Uttle Unk Sausages...... ' ' center. Graves were decorated 2 LBS. BANANAS lb here aa they were at the first Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Lb. Can MIRACLE cemetery; the march returned to SALMON 5 0 1 7 V INDIAN BIVEE JUICY FLORIDA the ball stopping off at World 1 LB. FANCY CHERRIES THE TUB BUTTER NATIAE QT. By Sue Burnett By Mra. Anae Cabot War I .Memorial while a wreath WHIP S7c Theae deaigns capture all the FRESH SUCED SUCED A.MERICAN w u placed beside it and then all This simple sundress tvlll delight ASPARAGUS Bch. 17c ORANGES 39c LGST. IVi CAN, SUNCREST FANCY every teen-age aewer — it’s such a charm of rusUlng petUcoata and 49c LOAF CHEESE . . 45e were transported to West Street romaUc bouffafit aklrU of bygone SPICED HAM FANCY NATTIE Cemetery for a repeat of the com­ Both 69c Lb. Fancy Tomatoea ALL FOR cinch to put together! A one-button collared Jacket la included for days. The enchanting ladies are 1 “rop QUAUIT 17c CELERY ^ 10c plete oePemonies carried out in the PEACHES 27c embroidered in gay colors and 5 9 c COTTAGE CHEESE,, 19c BEET GREENS IA. New Cemetery. I t was most Im- Fancy Cucumber L . T . W o o d street wear. Hava the Jacket in LIVERWURST contrast, or make the outfit in simple aUtchery. The moUfs arc at Pteaeive from start to finish. LARGE FLORIDA JUICE FRESH SUCED YORK STATE llMre waa no rain to mar the Bunch Radishes monotone. their best when gracing bedroom ' Bakery Special VERY LARGE NAVEL EA'HNG Pattern No. 8562 ia a aew-rita linena. : event, and as the day wore on the Hd. Iceberg Lettuce HARD SALAMI Lb. 89c SNAPPY CHEESE lx 59c rnCsOIleFRESH. WELL-FILLED WsRaBa-B-RSiasnssF . _ . sun broke through to the great ORANGES Doz. 49c LOCKER PLANT perforated pattern for sizes 11, 12, Pattern No. 5017 conaiatz of hot . plaasure of all concerned. ORANGES Ooz. 13, 14, 16 and 18. Size 12, dress, iron transfer for 4 deaigna measur- | DOZ. Albert F. Lyman, veteran band FANCY CLEANED NATIVE 3 3-8 yards of 39 Inch; Jacket, ing approximately 7 ^ by 10 Inches | V.-.-.V.VsVs JELLY DOUGHNUT! leader and teacher of mueic, of FANCY CALIFORNIA ^ A N D yards. and 4 amaUer deaigna; color chart, t)da toem, returned to his duties FANCY CLEANED WASHED For this pattern, send 25 cents, stitch iUuatraUens and complata FREE aa oonductor of the Babcock B ud BEET GREENS u 19c in coins, your name, address, sizs dlrectloha. oi Aahfbrd, Memorial Day. ''m t. CARROTS 3\ Bchs. 25c desired, and the pattern number Sand 20c in coins, your name, ^ S U P E R l^m aa aald ha waa engaged to di- SPINACH 3 Lb. 29c FANCY NA-nVE m e a t HOUSE to Sue Buniett. The Manchester address and tha pattern number to 1 9 7 4 PARKING vaet tto hand tn the flrat place on Evening Herald, 1150 Ave. Ameri­ Anne Cabot Tho Manchester Eve­ Itancvial Day in 1918. From that BISSELL STREET TEL. 8424 ca’s New York 16. N.'Y. ning Herald. 1150 Ave. Americas, CAUFORNIA NEW New York 19, N. T- MARKETS Next To : ttana vp nntU World War n he LARGE PINK MEAT ASPARAGUS Bu. 25c Don't miss the Spring and Sum­ MAIN fWltiiniiil la that capacity. Then ALWAYS PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE mer Fashion. This latast issue Is Needlework Fans—Anne Cabot’s POPULAR FOOD S»oii (ba band baeama dormant until FANCY RIPE LARGE colorfuL Infonnativs;^ ctioiplsts Mg new album ta ban. Dooens A ftfl o t this year when be waa CANTELOPES POTATOES pattern magasliM. Fabric, news, of faacinatiiig new deelgne, gifts, STREET m Im to gat It |«iac again. Bah> fashion Ups, a wealth, of smart dacorations and special features . . aack’# Band, ha a ^ la the oldeat Each 10 Lb. 49c PINEAPPLES Each frocks to sew for summer are all Plus 4 gift patterns and directions. iin d hi Aaectea. tt waa orgaalaed included, 25 cenli^ 25 cants. # ar M b in OBjanlal. tlniaa and Advertise in The Herald-^ll Pays , ■ iw b n d ^ tha Rmrtdottoaary aJANCHESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY. JUNE I, 1958 PAUE TnumCKf MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN» THURSDAT, JUNE 1, 19»0 held this evemng at eight o'clock I bold a dinner for Its members and Cteorge Bokla, Jr., son of (3eorge ed to take part In such an organ­ Bokis, 8r„ of Crystal Lake, will be isation. at the Elka Club. The list of candi-1 t)»eir wivea, Saturday, June 3 at dates has bean narrowed down and Rockville 7 p.me at the firehouae on West married to Miss Lottie Carol Change Ptare of Meeting I the' names of the 48 boys chosen | M ^ ‘Street. Trojan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A change has been made in the Stanley Trojan, of 16 Hammond place for Uie meeting of the to wear the uniforms for the team., To Visit Barracks street, on Saturday, June tO. The Fourth Diatrlct. American (..egion will be announced shortly. It ls| W aler Safety The membera of Cub Pack 86, wedding will take plare at St. Jo- and Auxiliary. Originally an­ planned to organize the other boys of Vernon will visit the State Po- I 8 church. nounced for Hebron, the meeting Into "farm team s" from which j lice barrackt at Stafford Springs ’ he igh chool orld County Youth .Meeting j will be held In Columbia on Sun- replacements for the LKtle League j T H S W on June 3. To Be Taught The Tolland County Council of I day. June 4th at 3 p. m. teams will lie drswm as needed. Ragistrattoa Friday ietdies of Maple Grove Parents of all children who are churchea will hold Its annual con­ Conpiled by Stodents of Manchester Hidh School Mias Helen Estes, Faculty Adviser ference for young people Friday, The I-adlet of Maple Grove meet ‘ "^sai/i n G^ THURSDAY, JUNE 1 to enter the Town of Vernon Classes (conducted by June 2, through Sunday. June 4 al tonight at sight o'clock at the i yoL. xvn, NO. u schools for the first time in Sep­ Vernon Center. The conference grove to disevse plana foi a picmi Red Cross in Rockville tember are reminded to register and other eventq. these children, tomorrow from 1 to will start \vith the registration at Swimming Captain Art Exhibit Is Announce New Award Qualify Five To Be Formed 4:S0 p. m. Friday afternoon and Victory Assembly * Hi-Y Elects Officers Cheer l,.eading Captain Honor Society I 5 p. m. Parents may register at Victory Assembly, Catholic I the school most convenient, bring­ conclude with the morning eervlce WAYBKST— AU. PURPOSE 7th Straight A new award will be added Sunday. The speakers will Include Ladles of Columbus meet tonight Rockville, .Tune 1— (Special)— ing birth and vaccination creden­ OfflMrs of the Senior Hi-Y Ceremony Held (iav in Color this year to those presented For Big Meet tials for registration. Superintend­ Rev. Slegraan Blamberg. Manches­ at their rooms, this being the final - for the 1950-51 *e**on” were among Class Day honors. Preliminarv plans are being made ter. State Interracial Commission; meeting of the season. | B y Trackmen I for the Water Safety elaasea to be ent o f Schoola Arthur E. CSiatter- elected at a recent meetinR aa The Lions' Club is sponsor­ William Altken. principal of Dairymen conducted by the Rockvine Chapter ton states that In order to make follows: President, Rudy Vig- ing an award to the girl and to Weaver High school, Hartford; The dairymen of Tolland County | Members of ISew Honor Work Done During Year Get Third in Sectional of the American Red Crosa this plans for the September enroll­ none; \nce president, Don the boy who, having taken a ment It Is necessary to know en- Harold Gillespie of Canton Center; will mert this evening at seven M.H.S. Trackmen Down summer. There will be classes Attorney Lewis Fox of Hartford. Klavell; secreUry, Fred Ames; Groii|> liistalleil for Isti And Demoti!4tratioii of substantial number of subjects Opener; ('.urison's Pole rollmenU In all grades so that any o'clock at the .loaeph Gli-ardani I in the Commercial department, from July 10 through July 28 at Rev. George B. Higgins of Ver­ Undefeated Hamden to treasurer, Doug Wlsse; and Tankeroosan Lake In Vernon, at necessary changes in the schools farm Ir Ellington chaplain, Jim Dower, Time in MHS History Teeliniqiies .Are Shown receive the highest marks. Vault Only First may be made during the summer non Center has been receiving reg­ Managers to Meet Shady Lake In Somers and at istrations in advance of the con­ CHICKENS recess. Enrollments are expected A meeting of the managing per- j rCi»mpIele Season roVentrj- Lake. Starting July 31 ference. A new page was written in the The Bohemian theme enlivened Qualitying five men for the state to be large In all of the echoola, aonnel of the Little League will hr through August 18 the classea will Joint Meeting ( UT FROM SWIFT'S HEAVY STEER BEEF, BONELESS • The Manchester High Track history of Manchester when the j the M.H.S. Art Exhibit in the Rec­ meet, to be held at Yale June 3, be held at Crystal Lake. The In­ for this reason the parents are (girls Presented urged to cooperate and register on Mrs. Byron F Wilcox of C3ies- team defeated the previously un ! I Teens Enjoy ('amp first Induction Ceremony for the | reation Building on Wednesday. Manchester's trackmen captured structors this year will be Kenneth F. A. Verplanck Chapter of the i Friday. hlre will 'speak at a Joint meeting (lefeated Hamden track team on May 24, when the art students, third place in the first annual sec- North of Rockville and Luzan Ava-Po Highlifslits National Honor Society was held | supervised hy Ml.«e Hope Hender­ Allilelie Awards Richter of Wlllimantlc, both ac­ Bachelor Party lor Bolds of all Parent Teacher untu of Rock­ May 19, at Manchester. , tional track meet, which waa held About 36 relatives and friends ville thle evening at eight o'clock ! al the high school on May 29. son. gave a tea and displayed their credited Red Cross Swimming In- 1 Roger Preston took two first The stage on which the speak­ May 27 on tlie University of Con­ stnictors. Apnilcatlon blanks are of George Bokis, Jr. tendered him at the Maple street school. She, places and Sherwood Treadwell work. Nimieials, lellcis and medals a bachelor party last evening at C^mp Ays-Po In Somers, Con­ ers and guests were seated, was June Cliamhers' cloudy Maine necticut's track at Storrs. Weaver, now being distributed throughout will assist in org.jiizlng a Parent! one first and two seconds to star beautifully decorated with potted w ere presented to the athletic girls the Red Men'e CTub on East Main Teacher Council, the three local FIAKO I necticut, was the scene of the an­ the schools and those planning to coast s, Celia feel 6 inches. Sherwood Treatlwell Robert Bonan and several others; RUBENSTEIN EUlne Grady side. Cases lifted are as follows: ••Old Reliable” Dick Howes fin­ tonbury*. Enfield, and Manches­ places in the first few rows of the demon.slratiiig were; Thelma Pesi e. , Hunt. Richard Hunt, and June placed second in the 220 finals to all responded bv wishing Mr. Bo­ fine ones you use —precision- lat tsiatelt (Mi eMk t I * Anna Durlko vs. Joseph L. Hatton, kis their beat wishes for a happy tiMBM {has Is •ubMia te ished the 880-yard run in fine style ter. center section. John Pancloia, recently elected I rafts; Joan Neubauer. fresi ols; Clianibers. Weaver's Coh:i although he wa.s ' mixed for sure results! and Joe Shea placed third In the Elaine Grady has been elected | Virginia Martin, oils: and June Stars were pre.senlcd to Lila Motion for permission to amend, future. Mr. Bokis waa presented Arthur Drug Stores ■H totel IH* UMa The campers enjoyed boating, captain of next year s cheer-lead-: Following the singing of the captain o f’ next year's swiining clocked at :22.7 in his qualifying Same event. Chambers, decorative boxes. Gagnon, Don Brennan, Helen default. Judgment; Anna BIlow vs. a purse ot money by those present. swimming, softball, and hiking ing squad. She has been a mem- Anthem, ' ^ . team, is C. C. I. L, champion in. heat. Roger Prc.stoii won a .sec ond CO-Captaln Larry Soma finished during the day. Friday night, Amid eliaiis, tables, and colorful OlcKsiiiski, Captain Jean Gairity, Joseph McCulIum, default for fail­ RIB ROAST place in the javellii. throwing it her of this year's .quad this year, : "thc.ol orches duec- the backstioke. He won Ins ure to plead; Alfred J. Gordon et the mile In 4 minutes. 44.5 seconds group singing and games were held even't in the nine regular s.‘.im- beach uinbrella.s. waitresses Betty and Barbara Quilitch. over 161 feet. Preston also placed to lead the field. Hamden took and Saturday evening, a full Johnson. Greta Frechette. Carol Girls' Leaders who received sis va Edward Simington et al. In the field events Manchester tlie camltdatc.s for prc.^idcnt in the tion: Arthur George Stater et al Street. " was presented. cation. in the New England meet. Pan- .laiiue Peterson, garbed in their Eileen Barietl, June Chaiiiljer.s, feel 4 inches. Opessa ifhd Slone of took 11 of the 18 available places. recent elections. smocks and berets, setved lemon­ Maude Wilson, Beverly Bristol, vs Edward A. Jacobsen, appliwi- SHORT RIBS OF One of the many memorable in­ ; Weaver tied for first in this event In the high Jump three Manchester Principal Edson Bailey ex­ eiera also swims in the 120-yard tinn for Temporary Injunction. cidents of the week-end was the ade and .s.iiid'wiohes at the Faculty Jane Duchesne, Ruth Gibson and winning at 5 feet 7 Inches. mm tied for first at ■ {’ •‘K»'t of presented Sunday plained the purpose of the Nation­ medley with effeetiveness. al Honor Society and lauded the ------— ------— Tea Hosts and hostesses were , Connie Rohins in. Eugene Griflin and Coy Edmond­ Dinner Saturday 5 fe e t 1 3-4 Inches They were , , ^111 top. The fol- Eimlisli ('lasses Lorraine Cole. Allaji Thomas. M's with small wlng.s on them The Hockaniim Company of the lb. disllnguishcd gue.st, t . A. t ^le for the planning Of the Nation- son qualified ill the weight events, FOR BRAISINO Rogm Preston. Al Morgan, an , Manchester Y-Teens parti­ .\laii Gould. Sally Shea, Joan were presented to the tirsl year Rockville Fire Department will BEEF with Griffin placing in both the X^ ly. fn.sl years. His speech, deeply Im- sented the plans for iiienibership . The veteran aqua-cltes to le- Manchestei s dl.stance men all From the three college prepara­ pies.sivc, Ktres.Hcd the iinpoilance class who made up the general to the faculty for approval and ' ceive their stars weic; Cynthia found the going tough as Larry personolired service ore the ,.. . I MEAT ".gS* “ m ; S ir s f= tory cla.-.ses. four moderators, each ol integrity in the students. To (omniittec in ( liarge ol the lea and Soma. Mdton Cole. Joe Shea. Dii k 5 3 114 feet, 5 Inches to take first, and made the airangements for the in­ tlona on her accordion. the exhibit were: June Chambers, Agiiew, Jean Hansen, Doiothy Prank 'VorEolo threw it for second of wiiich picked his own panel many ol onr sUidents Mr. Vci- duction. Caiilei, Joan Hansconi, Gail An­ Howes. Al Morgan. and Heib measure of full value. Try the READY-TO-SERVE place. Elaine Tedford and Marion Ma­ members, were chosen. These planck has been known prevloiLSly Other members of the faculty ■lanice .Meyers. Dorothy Nazlian. Greenwood all failed to place in her, former members of the Man- Barbara Armstrong, Jeanie Gil­ derson, and Barbara Silverstein. Sherwood Treadwell took second ( ha.rmen were Antai Tosillo. Helen only by the poiiait of him in our ami student body to whom the new Awards for altei-schaol sports the tirsl five places in their indi­ Lk. rhester Y-Teen Club, asalsted Miss enlraiice hall. Our present Siqicr- more, Marilyn Francis, Frances Public Market. You'll be HORMEL HAMS 59c aca in the broad Jump and Lee ' Kronick, Stephen Millard. Jame.s chapter owes a detit of gratitude were also per.scnted to those who vidual event.s. Lynch as counselors. inteiiilenl of Schools, .\lthur III- Sonego, .Marilyn Keith. Jane Petei- atteron placed third. Moriarty, Dons CMndio. Ruth Ann are: Miss Hope Hender.son. who. have earned them. Having ac- The outstanding peiforniance of Whole or shank half. t Albert Guay. '53. The following Y-Teens spent sen, Virginia Marlin. Greta Fre­ happy that you did. Aringer, Bruce Anderson and John irig, gave a bnef speech in whnii with the student Art Service qiiired 2d0 points, the following the day was imdoubtedly turned in the enjoyable week-end at Camp chette, Audrey Gilmore. Muriel Allison. -Vlso Jo.sephinp f'aveleri. he explained the large part tliat i-'qiiad. made the beautiful emblem . received their class numcials: by New London Bulkeley's John WASTE FREE. MILD. BONELESS Ava-Po; honor must play in a .succe.ssful ami lettered the r ertiflrates: Mis.s Keeg.sn. Carole Stratton. Shirley Kelly; who sprinted the mile in Seniors: B. Quilitch, M. Lynch. ' Elizabeth Peny. Charles Cronin, 19o0 Martha Gaines. Barbara savinluiuifiMiininnuiiiiiiiniF nation, school, or life. jiiiuiiiiniuuiiiiniiiiM ES Isobvl Regan, who made the blue Thick, Eleanor Palmer. Claire Kloppenburg, Dons Opalach, Jean near record time, doing it in 4:24.5. « i.h. Exchange Student B. Kloppenburg. S. Accomazro, J. j and Fred Hapsen. cloth for the tkhle; and Albert SMOKED PICNICS 63c The officers of the Bri.stol Chap­ Fallotl. Alan Gould, and Neil .Smith. The .state record of 4:24.3 is held Ruck, J. Hewitt, J. Asplnwall. J. I Many clever ideas and illus- ter of the society presided over Pear.son. who, with the orchestra, Milk Fed Native Veal SchueU, M. Gainea, C. Nelaon. J. i tratlons were brought up for Danahy. 1951— Gail Aiideison, Ruth Gib­ by Manchester's Franci* Leary, FANCY FLORIDA. 46 OZ. CAN Speaks to Classes the induction of our chapter and provided the music for tlie occa­ Diana Molvcks, ,52. Grlawold. C. Herman, M. Lawler. | diaccBslon on cheating, showing son. Pal Goman. Shirley Taylor, who set the standard in 1937. I 11.0Its Mic(ti4/viamembers. TTic officers “ were sion. Kelly's teammate. Terry, wa.s fi\e ALL LEAN BONELESS Supreme Quality Beef . . . Corned W. Lawrence, A. Mullem L. Pro- j esreful thought on the part of the ' Richard Prr.asnvski, '49; The palms and baskets for the Connie Robinson. Karl-Hcinz Blattel, a 25-y«ar-old kopy, U. Woelk and/I N.^ ChapmanI'nsnmftTi. \ i pan::Usts.____ s:-s_ i _ _ _ . . . • . . . . 1952— Sally Cliudoba, Nancyseconds behind him. Vice President Edw ard Sindak. 'oO, flowers w ere loaned by Pent land, Manchester's SSO yard relay Lh. 65c To Perfection ORANGE JUICE German exchange student at New Juniors; S. Wilson, J. Cham­ VariouB methods of cheating who was absent; Secretary Klaine the Florist, and the large vaiulle by Pete Giiiias E i h Is Eoisy, Elinor Hussey, Pal Jones, VEAL ROAST Britain Teacher's College, broad- bers, G. Johnson. H. Lawler, E, were explained One of the moat I’ hyilis Mastropiietro, Elaine Mill­ quartet placed fourth. E. Bramaril, Fredette. '.M; and Treasui oi Flor­ llBiold Crozier Al Morgan, Herb Greenwood, and «M d the conception of German Rlckert. D. Gunsten. J. Davis, (’ . ’.ngenious of these was having the Janet Biaillcy. 'o2. er, Maty Petricca, Shirley Thick, BONE-IN CHUCK ALASKA FANCY, Ifl OZ. TIN ence Jagiel.ski. T)2. Each gave a Term ot Office I anchor man Sherwood Treadwell Youth In the mlnda of M.H.S. atu- Howes, J. Osgood, G. Dolan. T. answers revolve m the wrist- Betty liilney. VEAL LEGS or .siimiiiHiy of the qiialiflcatloii.s streaked the di.stance in fast time denta Monday. May 29. Having Bows, B. Jackie. J. Keeney and B. watch. One boy .stated that anyone which nuisl be nicl to belong to 1953— Janet Anderson, Gerry Lk. to just miss third place. CORNED BEEF 59c been in the United States tor about Stearns. who posses.se Blattel very much believes licipating in exlra-curncular ac- j ,y„ Glen'ney, Patricia Gove, Mary ; Umbined Cliff Johnson '.50, who attended ------As an appropriate ending for BROILERS 49c In the exchange between the two ter was done by Nancy Foi.sy. 713 Main St., Tel. 3535 YOUR CHOICE SODAS tivitiea...... were d,«-uaaertdiscussed bvby the Bc-ac­ Grlswold, June Hall, Cynthia Hil-j ^ a convention in Glastonbury last the study of ancient history, the 2 to Z'/i Lba. Bach. ICE CREAM countriea and others in the world. Five booklets done on this topic ; lerv, Mary Hobbs. Mildred Hobson, High anti Grade school bands will DELRICH tivities committee. I Saturday for the Governor's fact Pi'killtfi classes of Miss Mary McAdams In thte way much of the atrife of | were; "The Ancient City of Rome" Jean Rogers, '53. I Ellerd Hulbert. Janet iversen, psrtlcipale. finding board with Walter Briggs. » M. U 1 U 4 9 have recently finished illustrated the world would be curbed and 1n-1 by Rosemary Ullmae, "Julius Cae- In addition, there will be a com­ ! Barbara Johnson, Norene John.son. George Emmcrllng and Edaon a-x 1 ***“ >’■ some person which they tamatlonal problem# solved. ' - Rome's Great General, Who .Van LaFontalne, Carolyn Mann, munity aliig, in which the public have .studied in the course of the BLUE BONNET lb FARM FRESH 2 5 * Came, Saw, Conquered" b.v Mar- j will Join with the choirs in singing Bailfy. gave a report. The people pint 2 9 ^ ' Mr. Blattel. also discussed the 1 Carl Mikilowsky, Charles Mirucki, , at the convention were divided into 2 9 ^ Contentfl Only .effects of the Russian blockade and jorie Cooley, "Tlie Golden Age of Install Officers David Motycka. Dawri Muraski, a few familiar American songs, ______^ This Interesting project rcsult- such as "Carolina Moon." "Sweet­ aectiona to discuss improvements ALL SWEET CAPONETTES .x63c the German youth demonstrations Rome— 44 B. C. to 14 A. D." by ' Florence Patch. Dianp Peckham, "It certainly does make the units ; 'b plecM 5-fl Lbs. Slsc. heart of Sigma Clii" and ".Xmerirn which should be made In secondary In Berlin which w'ere used to EUeen Moriarty, "Food anil I Paul Peters. Margaret Robertson, we study as a part of the Home One essay which ^ow ed that Clothes In Rome" by Hernice Of (xirls* Leaders the Beautiful." .school cun icuUims. - much time and work had been put FLORIDA—FOR JUICE strengthen the hold of Commun- , Janls Rogers. Jennifer Rowley. Fe- Reports were given by four Interesting,' SW EET U F E Trebbe. and “Oreekt— the Wonder 1 I lix Sambogna. Walter Scholosk.v. So. come on, all you mu.slc- tem ip Germ ^y. Ages" by Bessie Carambe- lovrisl Biiv viMii tickets for $.25 fiUidents on the discusaion groups "J try «ee if our pillows {^*e.s^o^^en iy"viIt waB*done**by FARM FRESH A great deal ot credit should be " . N'ewlv elected officers of Gills' Ro.ss Shirer, Arthur Tlnsz, Gladys which Ihev attended at the con-' home ate alUe or woni out. ~ „ no...—. ix-in ■n. SALAD DRESSING doz. las, l.,e"aders Club were Installed al an ■ White, Janet Wil.son. nowiiu« fromiium anyai.j ofxjL thew.B membera of... I , which.....- ...... , they - attended...... — —at the con------' Gall SwansoH. Mardo Polo ap- given to Paul Gould, a student the organizations mentioned above. I ference of the Ea.stern FederaUon “ r-- Did you know that there was ^ Potterton. who drew ORANGES Kingsley Kuhney painted a pic- I Installation Party held Tuesday' na.ss of 19.50: Joan Asiley, ...... I C...J__. /-•____ k ..!.*______..* -. such a difference in mattreaaes and 1 ^ *______PREMIBK. GENUINE KOOUEFOBT Lh. taacher, for procuring bis fellow Y’ou don't want to miss this Iradi of Student Councils held recently1 j *uch a difference in mattresses and ' FOWLS ture of Shakespeare's House at I evening, Mav 23. Nancy Bowers. Beverly BoWera. a large picture of the famous ex­ 5-fl Lbs. SIm . classmate for this Interesting and Stratford-on-Avon, England, and ,| These new- officers are: Presi- 1 Catherine Corbett. Doris Custer, tional "slng-fest." I at Rockville of the Eastern Fed- i springs . ” plorer at the beginning of his CHEESE DREEING FIRMPIKM YELLOW’ TBLLUW ____ enlightening talk. Doreen Anderson painted a pic- ■ dent, Arlene Peterson; vice presi-I Nell Danahy. George Deinko, Elinor Hussev '52. I eratlon of Student Councils held ; '^*1* above comments 'were made essay, Robert Morrison chose Gail Anderson, '51. ' ture of a Roman ship. Portraits of : dent! Cbnnie Robinson: secretary. ' Adele Fallot. Martha Gaines. Rich- [ recently at Rockville. George p a - , Helen Smith’s Home Econ- Nero, the famous ^rant. for his SW EET L IT E i Julius Ceasar and Marcus Brutaa Eileen Barrett; treasurer, Elaine ' ard Grimm. Peter Gunas, Roberta zianoa '52. among other things, H class upon hearing an subject. Another cievcr essay on learned tha. .M.H.S. was the only 1 , t a 1 k g 1 v e n by Saint Francis of Assisi was dona E V A P O R A T E D M IL K ' were also done by Doreen Ander- | Burkhardt. Hynds, Virginia Johnson, Ann- Spanish Students Over BANANAS 2^29' West Co^t Trip I son. Richard Woodhouse drew I Chairmen for the coming year I marie Mullen, Carol Nelson, Helen I school at the convention that al- Timkington of G. E. Keith by Jo Ann Donnelly. To begin her SWIFTNINGstkcBSc i the plan of a permanent Roman i are: Sports. Helen Lawler; Social, Oleksinski, Walter 01a.5on, Jean n * 1 . n • . lowed imokinff.smoking. BBetty Rankin '51 1 Furniture Company. essay on Jeanne D’Arc. Phyllis PREMIER many different' He talked to the girls about mat- , Ainsworth drew a atriking picture Three [Hundred GREEN SWEET ¥ a P ln il 1 Several pictures on Roman Barbara Jackie; Playday, Barbara Pasqualini, Nino Petricca, Lola i J i s p l a y F r o j e c l s ! heard about the j MACARONI CREOLE c 2 3 c ES V E I c l l l j battle formation and dress were Young. Prokopy, Barbara Quilitch, Edwin * ^ " I ways that various schools use to 1 springs, and pillows; tell-1 of the "Maid of Orleans” mounted 1 Lb. Can 31c drawn by Richard Hazelton. T h e new leaders who were ac­ Quinn, Lois Rauchle, Jean Rich­ „ ...... raise money. Connie Young ’51 . ing the value of each and what j , on— ------a sleek black ateed. Finiahgd Mnnumenta and lb. Fenna Lee Fisher '52. cepted into the club and who were ardson. Jane Rottner, Phyllis Sil- Displays in Spanish from the | , „roup that discussed the i Points to look for in purchasing [ Other essayieasa;i’8 which deserve Markem In Opr ntaplay "California, here we come!" Yes, united IMITATION STRAWBERRY and present at this party are; Janet verslein, Allan Thomas, Helene :nited Nations' visit were on e x -! importancei„,„„rtance of co-opcratlonco-oneration be-b e - ‘ »"®** •rtlcles.•mcies. recognition werwere those d®"®. “ Y' Yard To Uhoone From! PEPPERS tllla U Just what Dwight Perry Anderson. Cjuthia Benedict, Bes­ hibition In Miss Beulah Todd s tween the students and the faculty. Turkington’s talk was cer- Stephen Jo'Ann Shea. Top Grade Fruit and Fresh and four lucky M. H. 8. atudents \Vachtel. Maude Wilson, Ursula room last week. 3 LK. Jar 2 9 c sie Carambelas. Sally Chudoba. Woelk, Jean Asplnwall. Bob Brunette '51 learned bow other ‘ » ‘">Y ®^ educational value to j Anne Fallot ^ ro ly n Dart. Ruth RASPBERRY JAM NEW SOUTHERN—SOI.ID GREEN wUl be saying this summer aa they „ , . . Spectators could sec a* United j, The Finest In Father Hannon Is Helen Davis. Fenna Lee Fisher, Class of 1951 s c W ls overcome disinterest on the 1 U>ese girls aa future home-makers. I H i^gard and Charles Shaver. Vegetables begin their month-long trip to the o* m": Nations bulletin, a guide buUclin. Connie Glenney, Betty Hagenow. Joan Bell, Mary Davies, Sally P„p„. P.J, IP Ih, .PUPPII,. prop.: np.nA.pA.ip.., -K., Lb. "^Iden-Gate” state. a poster bn human lights and a REAL GOLD COFFEE Rag 6 7 c NATIVE tVsseinbly Speaker Pat Jones, Elaine Miner, Maureen Emery, Ruth Gibson. Neil Gray, D e sign ' Accompanying Mr. Perry will Opalach. Mavis Small, and Mary United Nations newspaper which L ^ M n S i . I lnsmY In thewthese freshmen stu- Jessie Lathrop, Aline Loyzim, were written In Spanish. SUN SW EET CABBAGE 3 " - 1 9 * be hla aon John and daughter Loum Thomas. 1 Joyce Lutz. William Munale, Ar- Blaabeth and alao Allison and Other exhibits were posters Pete announced, after two re- Dance Decorations Nancy Folsy, '52. Workmanship ASPARAGUS Bek 25c The brave men, who fought A corsage and mo'-*® lene Peterson, Jennie Rowza, Rita ports were given on Youth Week, I Kathleen Olmatead, membera of courageously across the great A t­ „ , from Palestine and China, which PRUNE JUICE CALIF. LONG WHITE _ Ruth had quotationa under them In that the Country Club was sponsor-, R rsa a - Isa ^ a x * iir k l* s i Material CALIFORNIA GOLDEN the sophomore and freshmen class­ lantic or Pacific ocean.'did ao to ing a dinner at the Country Club i l A O n l U B ROCKWOOD es respectively. save their country, the United Doris Custer, past president, re­ .Smith, Diane Sweet, Shirley Tay- Spanish, and colored illustrated, _ lor. pictoral maps of South America 1 that night for the twelve students Somaiihis Honors One object of this vacation touf States of America, from destruc­ ceived an identification bracelet. fruiting done in onr own CHOCOLATE BITS CARROTS 2 Rcha, 19c is to visit Mr. Perry's brother who tion, should be remembered an d, Bette Carlson. Class of 1952: Janet Bradley, showing capitals, countries and • who held office during Boys and The series o f sports dances, POTATOES $•-29' Barbara Bengaton, Fenna Lee 1 products made by the Spanish stu- Girls Week. ia living in California but also in- prayed for every day in the y e a r' sponsored by the Student Coun­ Miss Henderson shop'from the moffh ttnne SU CED and HALVES. tV i CAN INDIAN RIVER JUICE eluded will be sightseeing toure of and not Just on Memorial Day, ex­ Fisher, Elinor Hussey. Elaine M in-! dents. The best one was made by Janet Bradley '52 cil through ^ e year, was complet­ fo the flniahed memnrlaL er. Thelma Pierce, Adrian Schmid-1 Richard Hazelton, la. Spanish I I ; ------:------ed successfully with the dance TeUosrstone National Park, Glacier plained Rev. Father Hannon at a Because o f her constant help GLORIETTA PEACHES Doe. 3 9 c Hhtional Park and anything elae recent -assembly. Father Han­ Spanish ('liib Sees hau'ser, William Slover. i student). Other outstanding maps held last Friday under the direc­ ORANGES .TP. a ■ I Ruthelaine Jones’50, Is a trans- were made hy Rita Scholskl (Span-1 T lf U G I S n U s i i i s s i i and untiring willingness, Mlsa Hope appaan to be. interesting en non. priest of the St. James's 1 tion of Pat Jones '52 and Connie ( . o l o r e i 1 o I n l e S l from the Collinwood Chapter ish i-*- I ) and vir.Fini>Virginia Johnson Tnhna/An iHnnn.(Span- x j i i i s v a i i s x - i a Henderson has been chosen aa tte LARGE CAUFORNIA voiite. church, told of a'missionary who Glenney '52. MANCHESTER S C O T TOW ELS captured by the Japanese on of Cleveland, Ohio, and had ish II). Decorations for the dancee car­ moat appropriate person fo® *•}« To Mr. Perry this trip will not ready been inducted.. Catherine Hayes, '52. dedication page o f the 1950 Ks aairthlng new for he has trav- the Philippines. Here he was kept Defeated Thriee ried out the M. H. S. theme. Ma­ Dob. 6 9 c Colored glides of a circle trip of ( When everyone had received hja Semanhis. During he* year* at MEMORIAL ORANGES s M m cn m tha United States nine for eeveral years and, when he waa roon and white streamera were CALO CAT and South America, concentrating on certificate of membership, signed U fa Problems Studied ManchMter High School she has gn vloa s Umss. But to the remain- finally rescued, the G.I. looked like drdped around the hall and artifi­ GOLDEN RIPE Peru, Chile, Argentine and Brazil by Catherine Putnam, iponsor. The M. H. S. linksmen went given to everyone a greater appre­ COMPANY ' t four, with the exeeptlon of John "an angel from Heaven" torhim. cial diplomas were displayed. D O G FO O D Oaaa 25e were recently shown in Mlia Beu­ and Edaon Bailey, Principal, the Members of Preparatory English j down to their third defeat In elev' ciation o f the fine arte. No one ia thia trip once be­ Principal Edson Bailey opened en starts. The Indians were de- The committee for the dance A. AIDfBTTI. V n t . tte assembly srith an excerpt from lah Todd’s class. These slides were pledge was adminiatered by Rich­ clasess are doing research work as | en starts. The Indians were de- Kuhn- more deserving of. this recognition SWEET UFE. UOHT MEAT BANANAS Lb. STORE OF MANCHESTER, INC. lt iHiMs many axclting ad- taken by Mias Todd’s relatives on ard Przaanyski, president of the a unit in Personal Relationsbipa. 1 feated by YVeaver High at Keeney than Mlaa Henderson. the Bible. Following the '‘Star : Park May 26. 19.50. by a score of Clover, Allison mstead, i»K PKAKI aatf HABRI80N Spangled Banner." sung by the a recent trip. Bristol Chapter. Each student Is preparing a Pasianos, In connection with the study of c«27e ■ atiM h g in California, Mr. 11-6. Captain Bob La Francis ™*®*^** gTKM Cni TUNA FLAKES A Cppella Choir, Eddie Thorsell, a Because of limited time the Pete Gunas, former President of topic which deals with some phase Dick' Day and EHeanor Field, all art which Mlaa Henderson teachea OpiMtalte Knaf Oetiietarv BIRDSEYE QUICK FROZEN SLICED 646 CENTER STREET . I to tour the West of personal (im m unity life or. na­ carded a one par, 61 on every m m ber of the Senior xdass, gave Spanish Club studies a grant .deal Student Council, thanked the Bris­ aopbomorea. the theme of Somahhts Is alao art. rEI.El'MIiWe 1797 »• St®7 OPEN ’THURSDAYS T IL 8—FRIDAY T IL • R * ^ ^ the “ Gettyeburg AddnSli.’* by visual eduention. Slldan on tol officers for inducting our new tional problems. damp course. Bill Burke, the Throughout the book thIa theme r a n g e r j o e c e r e a l 29e Weaver captain, had a 78. Cbm- Chaperones were Mias Isabel l O t r ^ a s this to look Due to rain this assembly waa Guatamala and a film'atrip on the chapter. Among the many topics chosen has bem carried out making the n | ie « n«mdsvs PEACHES 12 08 PbE 19c bined with "Red" Currie, Burke Worth, Mias Anne McGuire, Mrs. Needs an anger. MS eaaaot blame these >w«*d throughout the school by United Nations. Peni. Chile, Boli­ Following the ainging of Alma are those such as: Juvenile Delin­ Dorothy D'Amico and Anthony 1950 Somanhis a most attractive ' a . i f they quency, RscisI Prejudices, Mental tied the best ball with La Francis intercommunicetion aystem on via and Columbia will be shown at Hater, the students marched out .Allbrio. yearbook. Bov Direet a«d »e»e Mneayl ^ the close [ May 39. thair next meeting. in a recessional. Health and Communism. ; and Quinn. Naaor^Folae. Frances PatelU '61. i Fred Bliah. '61. " . Janat Bradley '63. ak*,-'-...... Ceral llottaer. 'U . Cntbariaa Hayea '53 The faculty committee responai- ‘ * 'i MANCHESTER EVENING REKALD. MANUHE81ER. tXINN, THURSDAY, JUNE 1. 19R0 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- THURSDAY, JUNE <1950 PAGE FirrsEN FOURTEEN

Bouth Ctiurch will furnish the mu­ avsraga .attsndancs has grown sic. from 413 to 498. A Junior HI Fel­ HSFsowimmsiM South Church In antlctpatlon of this Oonfer- lowship which meets on Sunday enc* at New London, the local evening and two Youth Choirs ^ikucki Hurls KC Victory; West Sides Top Aces, 6 to 2 church held Its Fourth Quarterly have been organised.' High Nips East Hartford, 4-2 Recalls Pastor Conference recently al which re­ The present membership of the k 1 IVT Softball Mound WliixiSkippy Kearns PUcHc« port* were given by the various church Is 1506, and the church leaders of the church groups, and budget for the (Mnferenee Year CUPLETS Red Sox and Ifodgers Play Army and JMavy xwoy/^ nb’s But One Pagani Win, Hol<|ihg Rev. Fred R. Edgar 1m officers for the new year begin­ ending May 31 vi'ss $31,326. which CUP CJLKI M IX Ring Managers Red and White Stages Baseball Attendance Off ning June first were, elected. A l Included $3,027 for Church World r a n ? By Hit in 8 to 1 Win, Silk City to Four Hita Hard Invited to Return; An­ this conference S unanlmoua Invi­ Service and $1,502, Pension and Serve cup cakw made widi Cop* Defeat Aces Rally in Last Two tation to return as minister of Camp Fund. let* for your next deHert, na oc EARL W. Start Squeeze In LL Contest Tonight Also Clouts Home Run Hits at West Slide nual Reportk Heard Innings to Capture 13 Per Cent This Season South Church was given to Pastor bridge party. Dclkiou* plain oc BERALD Edgar. Thl* Is In keeping with the YOST Htendlngs Btandtnga Rev. Fred R. Edgar, Minister of Methodist tradition as assigning iced. For variety, add cionamoa, winners of their first starts In.i Tuesday's game, or David Toomey Gain Wild and Wooly L Non - I.eague Contest Want a Half-Share of W Pet Team W I. Pet. Its mlnllitera on a year to year date* or chocolate. Alao makar Sport* Editor will hurl for the Red Sox with 0 .five more da^es to plsy before the South Methodist church, left Little League competition, the Red Dovslettea ...... 2 l.OOO Hamilton ...... 4 0 l.fiSO New York, June 1—(S’)—Wheth­ ANGLE The Fat Radio and Carl Johnson behind the plate, A1 Rec League 0 ■ they will be even in games with Manchester today to attend the basis. one nine inch layer. Sox and Dodgen will battle It out Kaceys .. ■...... 2 1.000 BA’s ...... 3 n . 1 oeo A streak of wlldncaa In the er It’s the weather, television or 178 New Members g I tonight for undisputed possession Martin and Bobby Daigle com­ Count ...... 1 0 .. 1.000 the fine 1949 record. Annual Session of New England Television Spoil By a 10 to 9 I. A ’s ...... Psgsni's , ...... 2 2 .500 eighth and ninth innings cost Larry lack of ready cash, baseball at­ The Boston Brave* also have The reports made by the various rt— . tiiyr the LL. roUm*. The eamo of first place. The Memorial Field prise the Dodger etaff with Martin N. B’s ...... 1 2 .333 Task A W j One hold* true for Fre*ldent Bher Bobb, Rockville ...... 1 3 .180 Leonard and East Hartford High tendance continues to dip. ■ suffered. On the same, number of Southern. Conference which la groups indicate progress was attraction will get underway at A the logical starter. He accounted Motors ...... 0 2 .000 SelMtinK the 48 beet pl*ycre *pent counties* hour* on hi* New York. June 1—(88— Fight Standings SUk City ...... 1 s .150 ' games each year, they drew 213,- made In nearly every department O’clock. for the Dodger* opening mound North Ends ...... 0 2 .000 a victory over Manchester’s Indians Last year the average attend­ managers began a "squeexee" to- W. Pet. IJA’s ___ ...... 1 4 300 184 this year to 317,166 last. This, of the church. During the yeiMi 178 among the 879 candidate* for favorite pastime. Little League Coach Ernie Dowd’e Red Sox win. when the two clube collided on ance for a major league game day on the International Boxing Garden Grove . . . . 3 1.000 I despite new faces and new spirit. new member* united xvrlth the place* In ^ Manchester’s Little uaaeball. Jimmy Foley, all team topped the Yankees Tuesday by a A1 Foley, Dodger second base­ Eddie Mlkucki allowed one hit. through April and May waa 18.- "DENTAL PLATES MU- coaches and managers, and the Club In an effort to get a half- Nasififf Arms . . . . 3 1.000 By H«l Turkiagtoa neighboring Martin Field yesterday 123. This year It's 15,714. That All three big money maker* In church by baptism, transfer of let­ PAIRED WtnLE YOU League was by no mean* a smau 7 to • count while the Dodgers, man, who sparked his team In vlc- .750 struck out thirteen and drove in hard working LL committee rate share of the fat radio and tele­ Jarvis Contractors 2 Skippy Kearns, a HUM cuiwe- afternoon. Held scoreless and to represents a 13 per cent decline. : the American League- New York. ter and reaffirmation of faith. W AIT.. OI.D, DENTAL coached by Wally Fortin turned I torv will be in the starting lineup. .760 task National rules and regula­ accoladea for their untiring ef vision spoils. Paris Curtains ... 2 two run* with a White Owl blast balling artist, made his initial de­ A t this date a year ago the two ! Cleveland and Detroit are behind Two new groups were added to the PLATF.K RE5tADB IN back the Cardinals in extra in­ ' Eddie Wojclk and Bill Kejley are W'sinut Tavern ... 1 only a pair of singles until th* tion* state that for the first year fort* In getting a LL started. The old contract between the .333 to centerfleld, as the Kacey* post­ but In the ’Twilight League - last majors had drawn a total of 5,- their 1949 figures. CTiioago trails Women’s Society of ITirlstlnn NFAV PLASTIC SAME nings, 6 to 5. I expected to eupply the punch for Red Men ...... 1 .333 eighth, the locals made good use of operation a league shall consist Del ends Coaching Staff Managers Guild and the IBC, night, tossing a masterful - four- 056,42r> as compared to 3,928,509. off badly. Service with 77 new memliers for Either Alan Cole, winner of ' the Red Sox at the plate. Army and Navy .. 1 .000 ed an 8 to 1 victory over Nlchols- of Leonard’s lack of control to DAY." of not more than four teams, i8 Johnny Falkowskt send along which controls blgtlme boxing i hitter at the Silk (Tity Aces to give This is a 22 per cent drop. How­ And .St. Ijouts. Something Is go­ the year, bringing the total mem­ boys to a team, with pot rnore here, expired at midnight. _ Silk City ...... 0 .000 Bristol last night at Robertson pull out the victory, 4 to 2. the following infortlom on the se­ j Paganl’s West Sides a 6 te 2 win The awift little right hander, a ever, the clubs have been able to ing to have to be done there. Tlie bership of the Women'a Society to . FAGAN than 12- in uniform at any one lection of the 48 boys who were The managers vow they won t Park In a Twilight Softball Brownies are doing worse than 356. The Army and Navy won their and sole possession of third place. Junior, kept the Indians in check play only 250 home dates this DENTAL LAB. given uniforms. ''In spite of the sign for another fight until the IBC League contest. Jim Sheehan was the victim for spring compared to 279 last year. last year when they wound up During the year a full time Di­ great majority of the boys cuts these extra receipts down the | first game In the Rec Softball without getting into much trouble. IBS Trumhiill at Asylum many complaint* received by par­ Cardinals and Dodgers Lou Lesi went the distance for the Aces— his own wildnees get­ Two double plays stemmed poten­ Only club of the 16 major.s to with only 310,000 for the year. rector of Christian Education, who had aspirations of becoming middle with half of It going to the i The Browns hit bottom for the ents and close friends of the League last night by outlasting the losers giving up nine hits, is­ ting him Into trouble esriy In the tial rallies early In the game, but ahow an Increase, despite all dif­ (Mis* Kathryn G. Bryon,) was Allyn Hotel Building Little Leaguers were disappoint­ youngster* who did not make the program’s principals. , year Monday afternoon when only added lo the staff of the ehurch. ed when the periodic squad euU the Bilk (3tty, 10 to 9. ’The defeat. sued no walks and struck out one. game. Leonard settled down to knock off i ficulties, is th% Philadelphia Phil­ 2nd Floor—Hartford grade, or were farmed ouL I The IBC says It can’t do It. with- ' lies. Buoyed by the fine early 624 paid to sec them play tTilcago. Under her supervision the Church took place The youngsters who out entailing a loss. It’s willing to I was the fourth in as many starts. Lou was touched for home runs bV Pagani’s bunched all Uieir flva eleven men in a row from the i would like to defend the coaching Open Important Series Present! and Mlkucki and two showing of Eddie Bawyer's crew, It wasn’t too much belter for the 1 Srhool has rearhed 874 and the (i^eddiwii] were cut during the later stages and managing personnel who make concessions hut none of th s t; Leblanc held the Silk a t y hit- bits into the first three inainge te fourth until the eighth. I holiday doublehcader that at­ of the practice sessions and the doubles by Carbo. tally all six runs. 'They dented the Cliff Hawkes. leading sticker the Phils attracted .219,773 at spent night after night trying to ’•50-ri0" business. ; less for the first four Innings. In home In their first 14 starts. Last tracted 3,537. It looks like that j bov* who were told they w ould be That's the stalemate presented the fifth inning he gave up two Steve Burke opened the third plate tvAce In the first, ones in the for the Red and White nine, ele­ complete their selections which niff Hawkes year they had 210,785 for 19 dates. $200,000 for Gerry Priddy and the ; ^ i v i e r m s placed In the Farm Little League today, threatening continuance of St. l,ouis But One Game runs on two hits, being helped by frame with a single the first hit second and three times*. In the vated hla batting average tremen­ were made in all hone.sty of their True, the Increauie is not startling $100,000 for Bob Dillinger and! ring show* in Msdisoh Square a double play. In the sixth Inning off Lesl. A passed ball moved him dously oa he found Leonard for were probabb the h^^^^ not con-' opinions a* to the beat Out of First Place; third. Bobby Blanc, ex-Ehtrt Hart­ but it is an increase. •Paul Lehnor will come in handy. msa/ifbaa'// This - It certainly waa no easy task, Garden. before he could get anyone out. the to second. After Mlkucki whiffed. ford High pitching senaagion, ca'ihe three of the four hits garnered by But who are they going to sell nected with the Little League m Under the old contract, main go Silk City had tagged him for four Jack Mangan reached on an error Manchester. It was Hawkes’ vita! Look at the New York Giants. TELEVISION in addition to ataylng within the Durocher Must Start on In relief of Sheehan wl(h two They’re 200,000 behind but have next year? fighters received Jl.OOO each from | runs, the playoff blows being a by Kenny Cliapman. Pete Troy men out In the thiVd and went the blow In the eighth that knotted the Local Sport Reddl-wip Instantly OleriNet Your ; ^mharded' wMtr complaints from | ago ruie*. There is no the approximately $16,500 coughed ■ Winning With Giants two-run homerun by Coffin. Le­ reached on a fielder’s choice, reist of the way without allewlBg count at one run each, setting the Favorite Strawberry Detterll i SPECIAL imtdentifled parents of boys who many youngsters twelve years of up by TV-radio sponsors of the blanc then gave way to Bellucci Burke being retired at third. Lit­ atage for the exciting ninth in­ fM r S t o make the Uttle I-eaguc. age who were ~ Crmsrtfarmed out.out, could a single hit lior any more scoring. Chatter Onslow Speaks perform much better than the Friday night Garden bouts. who retired the aide with no fur­ tle Fanny Patnaude then cracked His three and a Liin; Innings ef ning aplurge by both club*. Cliff Earle Clifford Offers Get SCI for a woiulerliil strawberry Rec-Director Johnny Falkowski Harry Markson, managing di­ By Jack Hand Country Qub Notes ther damage being done. Rev. Fred K. F.dgar Tlilirs., Kri., Sat. eleven year olds or younger boys a single through the middle scor­ fine hurling probably has earned led off with base hits in the first Prize for LL Homers icason—pm Rcddi-wipin your refrig­ ha.s also been the target for many rector of the new promotional com­ (Aasociated'Pre** Sport* Writer) In the seventh, mlluccl gave up ing Mangan. ' and fourth frames. The first DP Members of the Northern Con­ Of Recciil Deal ■phone calls. Johnny deserves a but to abide by the nils*, there him a starting rale for Saturday necticut Board of Umpires will meeting st New London this week. erator today! Keddi-wip ii the famous bine that took over Mike Jacobs' Memo to Brooklim—beware of Oovomor’s Cup three runs, Including a home run Score Three More Runs erased him in the first. His hit world-of rredlt for his leork in get- waa no choice." old 'Twentieth Century Sporting by Vlncek. ’The Army and Navy afternoon against Rockville. meet Friday night at 8 o'clock Earle CTlfford. proprietor of Rev. Edgar will preside at the eve­ e tn e e I dctxert glamnriicr made with fresh, the St. Louis Csrd*. First round matches In the Gov­ Three runs dented the plate in In the fourth went for naught when Under LL rules, no team Is al­ Club, Insists the fighters are bene- scored In every inning but the Pagani Start* Rally •three successive fielders’ choices at the Brltlsh-Amerlcan Club for nifford's Men's and Boys' New York. June 1- (/P The op- ning se.sslon of the ('(inference to­ (W AiriR N.LICLCIK I rich cream, whipped automatically as $49.50 Cheeks still bum on the Cardinal ernor’s Cup Tournament play at the fourth. Carbo doubled and lowed more than five 12 year olds, fltllng from this extra gravy fourth. They got two runs In the Diminutive Bill Pagani an4 found the front runner getting the purpose of getting assignments .ihop, announced that he will erator said "Mr. Jack Onslow, night at which Dr. Ralph W. Sock- l 8 HMin tr n iiT I it come, from the throw-away coii- bench at the memory of the May | the Manchester Country Club were took third when Jack Sloan boot­ man of New York will deliver the will completely install or less than three players age 10, through enlarged purses. first, second, third and seventh and Bill Cobb drew first inning walks knocked off. for the month. give a new pair of sneakers please New York is calling." I taincr. At the touih of your (ingrr 18 horrors of Ebbets Field. That as follows: w-ith the winner, loser ed the ball. Dinda singled for the On the other end of the line In sermon and the Oianrel Choir of m«nCHI9TCR . . .FMOnf 0 169 (he famous ALLIANCE or yoimger. "W e are paying terrific prices single runs In the fifth and sixth. from Sheehan Lefty Ja^xlniak. Hornets Score First each boy who Is credited with i Reddi-wip swiiU out to make straw- ■The Little League". Johnny for the preliminary card which we was the day St. Louis blew an 8-0 and score listed. Buckland-P. Ball- It was an odd double play that first of three, and Mlkucki res­ playing another of h|a good game*, Twilight Baseball League attend­ a home run in Little League Ai-l.on, Mass., the blustery tones TKNN A-ROTOR to your cued Dinda with a home run to . The Hornets scored its first nin ; berries and all detterti thrilling, adds, "was organised for the couldn’t do without television mon­ lead and lost to the Dodgers 9-8. sieper, 4 and 3; Tarca-Cerina, 1-up saved the day for the Army and. lined a base knock to center for in the second on singles by Johnny ance haa been smaller to date than play at Memorial Field. of Mr. Onslow spouted a big I present TV antenna. vounger boys of the nstion but the ey." Markson said. Strong men still blanch at the Kirkpatrick - Lithwin. 1-up 19 Navy. In the seventh inning, with left center. Carbo doubled home one run. Cobb scored w'hile BUly In jJrevtoua aeaaona. Collections j Mr. Clifford, an ardent sup­ "Hello." without work or waste. Doteni of two markers In the fifth after , Vitllson, George Walsh and Little Idling on the number ' of players ’ Charley Johnston, president of Uiought of Tommy Glaviano’s holes; Karpuska-T Kelley, 5 and the score 10 to 9 and a man on Frey was rolling out ta ShorL , Harry Coleman, the latter’s rap at th* first 11 games this season porter of local sports, present­ You called to ask happy Jack, . delicioiie serving! in each thrifty cani Troy had opened with a double which IS 12, is in my opinion too the Managers Guild, refused to be three successive errors in the ninth 4; Chanda-Davis, 4 and 3; Skin- first with one out, the batter hit Singlca by Tommy Conran, Ktams ' rescuing Wilson. Two walks to have been nearly $200 less than ed Al Foley with a pair yes­ tiopo.sed manager of the CTilcago fhc^-Ukstmahouse Order today. and Greco reached on Cliapman’s the amount collected for a like WANTED GUARANTEED small. If the player limit waa at dissuaded from hi* stand that the inning. Glavlano and Manager ncr-Ballard, 2-up’; R. DellaFera- a short pop fly down the first base and Pagani in the second netted •■Dave Kelley and Nino Petricra terday. Foley collected a round White Hox, about the big firing, number of games last year. There irtncrica's Finest 18. or even 15, how happy another fighters deserve a larger slice of Eddie Dyer never will forget it. Rreks, 2 and 1: Stevens-Porter- line. The catcher '"dropped the S€Con<( error. Cplus Hawkes’ two-out line single tripper in Tuesday’s opener. rie was let out Friday night after RESULT'S pop-up and threw to first too late the third tally. are some excellent attractions 12 to 24 boy* would hsve been the bundle. The expert* wrote the Cards’ fleld. 2-up: Haefs-Rockwell, 1-up, The seventh and eighth runs Errors' and walks paved the *down the left field line tied it up a two-year running duel with Gen­ Sewing Machine is AWNINGS. FI,AGS and He said "no" to an IBC offer of to get the hitter. ’The first base- coining up and both attendance Experienced In Improved reception and even tf they didn’t plsy but sat on obit the next day. ’They said it C. Anderson-G. Johnson, Jr.. 6 were scored in the seventh on Pal- way In the third aa Pagapi’s ■'‘‘ )n the eighth. eral Manager Frank I.,ane. It the same $1,000 for each main-go man ran home and tagged the and the collections are expected "Just one of those things," said more station*. WATERPROOF COVERS the bench. was the end of St. Louis as a pen­ and 5, L. Olscn-B. (Cheney, 1-up; naude’s second hit and a tremen­ chalked up but one hit, a single to Carlo Petricca was hit by a principal, plus 25 per cent of the man who was on first and was try­ to Increase. Jack. "Had two strikes on me go­ CU.\R.ANTEED 20 YRS. .0*1 fMBwtnR A b for the coaches, 1 want to nant threat in'4P50. Brooklyn had Carlson-Maver, 2 and 1; Gallaso- dous wallop over the right field center by Art Patton. Jadzfn|ak pitched ball on a two strike count RtHdl )»Im Manchester Awning and IBC share or 12'i per cent of the ing to score. After making the ing into the season. I'm getting niy Carpenters say that it hurt them to cut the landed a knockout blow at St. McBride, 1-up; Zavarella-St. John, fence by Presentl. Troy missed a was safe on an error. Frey strolled leading off the final Inning. Leo fr*ni youf whole take. The Garden also putout at home the first baseman Edgar Clarke, president of the money Just the same, right up to Canvas Products Co. youngster* Just a* much as it did I,ouls morale. They never would home run in’ the same frame when and Patton’s hit loaded them ut. 17 Models 589..^0— $299.50 Grocof or shares. » and 3; JUcKee-Wllley, 4 and 3; threw to second in time to double t Day’* smash to right sent Petrio Kiwanis Club, was marching in the MlkmoM bounce back. he failed to touch second base. Walt Fox got credit for an RR^ January 1, 1951. APPLY Phone 2-.'I091 the heart* of the boy*. The coach­ The managers have scheduled a Thomton-Gorman, default. up the hitter who was trying for ■ c* to third. Day Immediately stole Little League parade Tuesday as "Going to stick around home. BENSON'S es pleaded for the privilege of car­ Nichols-BrLslol could not touch when he drew a pass, forcing Jad- Yesterday’s Results mass meeting Saturday at which Next time the Cards played Second round results: Buckland- second. •eoond and Jim Roach waa given the representative of the Kiwanis Maybe take a little trip if I can Mlkuci for the first three Innipgs zlnlak home. After Conran fouled EsKtern KRAH’S Furniture A Appliances rying extra players, but beesuse the guild officials will present their game they rallied with six in the i 4 and 3; Karpuska-KIrk- Tonight the Gardj'fi Grove meets on intentional piass. loading them Club when he passed his home on run down some fish. May get to as seven of the nine men to go to out, Kearns rapped one to short Binghamton 5, Hartford 4. 4 Blocks North of P. O. Jarvis Realty Co. of the national ruling, theae re­ stand. The rank and file are ex­ eighth inning to knock out Warren Patrick. 1-up 19 holes; Sklnner- . Nassiff’s at 6:15. up. Kelley's alow roller between East Center street. His oldest see a ball game once in a while. 713 Main St., Tel. 3535 bat were set down on strikes. Jack that got through for an error, ^nd Albany 15, Utica 1. quests could not be granted. pected to follow the leaOers. Spahn and whip Boston. The next Chanda, 2-iip; DellaFera-Stevens, Box score; , aecond and third easily rescued son, Jeff, ran out, grabbed his hand No, not the While Sox. 367 5laln Ht. Phone 4457 5 DOVER ROAD Hill opened the fourth with a slow two runs countered. A walk to Other games postponed. "The twelve playera selected on Meanwhile, the Garden 1* threat­ victim was the Phillies’ Robin Rob­ 1-up; Anderson-Haefs. 3-up; Olsen- Petricca, but Bodey erred on the and continued on down Brookfield National "I hope they do good over there, ■ PO A p, I roller to third for a base hit. and Pagani sent Sheehan to the ahow- each team does not mean that ening to boot out the boxers and erts. Cart'on. 3 and 1; Galasso-Zavarel- AB R H bsUl and the sacks remained load­ street and onto Memorial Field, j No games scheduled. though. I’m on an attendance allot the lucrative Friday night And so on. down the line. Since . 4 1 1 3 1 o ' continued on to second when Pre- era, Blanc coming on. Only one Ed said he was slightly emhar- , they have made the team for the la, Galasao 1 no score listed); Mc- Sharp. If ...... senti’s throw went into the dirt. ed. Day encountered on a passed American Ironu.s. If they draw over 850,000 I FUEL OIL dates to more profitable ventures the black day in Flatbush they Moore. 3b .... . 5 1 2 1 3 man reached from there on in — rassed but Jeff was as proud as seaaon. The boya who have been Kee-Thornlon, 4 and 3, Lesi moved him up a notch with baU by Wilson. Harold Carlson No games scheduled. do pretty good." - such as basketball in season, roll­ have won nine of 11. hotter than Shields, lb . . . 5 2 2 6 1 Jadzlniak again, safe in U e any Little Leaguer. farmed out are requeated to attend Third round winners were: Kar- a fly ball to right. Whitey Machow- ■lapped a grounder to ahort and As Onslow’s regular contract Is er derby and even wrestling. anv club in the le ^ ie . They left lycblanc. rf, p. . 4 0 1 2 0 fourth on an error by the catwer all practice aeaslons called by their puska-Buckfand. 3 and 1; Sklnner- ski grounded out, short to first. was tossed out while Roach dented for $20,000, he’ll he drawing down 'The middleweight championship Brooklyn tied for third, three Smyth, rf . ... 2 1 1 1 1 after a strike out. Jimmy Foley, one of the men reapecUve teams. All coaches will Chanda. 4-up; Anderson-Olscn, 4- Hill scoring the only N. B. tally. the plate with the fourth about $800 per/’week the rest of continue to look over the boy* for fight between Jake LaMotta and _gamea out of first. Now they’re Lynch. 2b . . . . . 4 ft 0 ( 1 Chick Plummer Single* Bodey then rifled a throw to third behind the Little League program the biuseball aeason. You can't ■ f 2 t ft Mikucki fanned eight of the last Ed Brown went all the way to Prt GP,L replacement* In the event some of Rocky Graxlano June 28 In th* ?eco)7d. one game behind Brooklyn. [ »p; McKee-Galaseo. forfeit. Aliczl, c ...... 4 3 where Kelley was nailed over-run in Manchester and baseball super­ blame him for going fishing^. Semi-final round must be played 3 2 twelve, men to face him. second as Fox threw his ground Wilkes-Barre 22 .73.-1 - the boys selected may not live up Polo Grounds Is not affected by the Tonight is the night. The chance , Stiles, a* ...... ( 1 1 visor for the Town of Manchester, The subject of the ■Chlcago- by June 4. Pairings arc Mitch Kar- 0 ft KaceyH (8) nltig the bag to end the Wg Inning. to pre-league expectation*. boycott. The gladiators signed, to get even. They open a three- 1 Capp. rf ...... 3 2 0 ball into the stands for a two base waa beaming with pride as his Albany ...... 18 Washinglon deal still was hot so 0 0 ft AB R H PO A F. Cota Down Runner Binghamton . . 17 RANGE OH,. COAT,, without the presence of managers, g.ame series with the Dodgers at Bellucci, p • . •. 0 1 error in the second. Chick Plum- youngster, Alan, starred for the you a.sked an opinion. ■T trust that the parenta of the because the show Is not to be tele­ Troy, rf . . .4 1 1 2 0 0 Three singles after one man wim Utica ...... 16 Sportsman’s Park. Don’t say the ence Anderson and Doc McKee. mer s single rescued Brtnvn wl'h L L Dodgers. Al’s three hits were "I'd .say It’s about 50-50," he CORE unfortunate boya be broad­ 12 21 9 Patnaude, r .3 1 2 15 0 0 out seemed to get th* Hornets go­ vised. . ____, Dodgers weren’t warned. Old Totals ...... 35 10 the Aces’ initial tally. George lops for the day among the play­ H a rtfo rd ...... 15 said, "but it looks like Chicago is minded enough to see what we’re 'The manager* hint the IBC may Silk n tv (9) Greco. 2b . . .4 1 0 2 0 0 ing, but s perfect peg from Bob Williamsport, . . 11 Cardinals don’t forget. Kepler was on by virtue of being ers on all four teams and his home going backward. They're getting a up against as we have our rules have trouble getting warriors for ' AB R H PO A Pesenti, 3b . .4 1 1 1 0 1 Eells In center to Carlo Petricca Elmira ...... 11 .393 10 Thl.s second Western swing of S i . Bridget’s Down hit in the fourth aa lead-ott bat­ run was the only four base wallop pitcher (Ray Kcarboroiigh i who Is we must comply with. In many the preliminaries. But Markson . 2 1 ft 0 ft Carbo. ef .. .4 1 2 0 on ter. Brown singled and Freddie at third on a safety by Wilson nip­ Scranton ...... 6 .222 14'4 Dial 5135 the Brooks can be most important. . Wll.oon. .ss . . . • of the day. 31 for a pitcher (Bob Kuzava) caseo we do not agree either, but in.slRtR: Tracy, r f ...... 3 1 1 6 1 Dinda, If . . . .3 1 1 0 0 (1 B'Xith laced a double Inside the ped Oordy Jordon who was trying National By whipping St. Louis three Seeond Coiigos, 9-1 1 who Is 28 and an Infielder (Cass there Is nothing we can do at this •’We definitely \vill have an un­ Nowak, 3h ... . 4 2 1 1 Burke, ss . . .3 0 1 0 I C third bgse bag for one run, leaving to make K from first. Bodey singled Ernie Noske and Jimmy Blanch­ Brooklyn . . . . 23 13 ,639 — straight at Brooklyn they turned 2 ft Michaels) who is '25. time." derneath card for that show," Vlncek. lb ... . 1 2 5 5(ikucki, p . .3 1 1 0 0 I runners on second and thipd wltn WUson home, but Walsh fanned to ard combined to pitch the Hamil­ St. Louis . . ___ 22 14 MORIARTY back the Card threat for the mo­ 2 0 "That kid first baseman they A wonderful explanation of some I Coffin, If ...... 4 1 3 Mangan, lb no outs. Kearns was briliipnt a* end the game. ton Props to a 2 to 1 win over the Philadelphia . . 22 15 ment. By sweeping the holiday Lloyd — -Jarvis . .pitched St ,u Bridg- c « r*, ft 1 2 have (Gordon Goldsbcrryi is hd- of the minor problems of the coach­ 1 Burnett, p . .. 1 Kaerhini. lb . 1 he fanned Bernle August snd Captain Nino Petricca chalked Meriden Insilcos last night at In- Boston ...... 19 16 Mothoclists Rally doubleheader from the Phillle.*. , cf.s to a 9 to 4 win over Inc Sec- 1 1 4 ft t(ng be(tor than kiddie Robinson, BROTHERS ing and managing personnel, 1 M. Wrobel. c . . 3 Plummer before getting Blanc fo . up hi* fourth win going the route. silco Stadium. The home club Chicago ...... 18 16 they repelled another threat. If ' ond Congos last night in a Churen ft 1 1 ft the fellow they got from Washing­ tng sod managing personnel, John- j Sleffert, cf . . . . 3 31 8 1 1 roll out, pitcher to first, ending Hs gave up eight hits, but only was allowed but seven hit.* with Pittsburgh , . . .16 23 they can get out of St. Louis with > Softball League game at Mem ^ H. Wrobel, 2b. . 3 0 ft 1 1 ton. 1 ny. To Fopple Temple Nlehols-Brlstol the biggest threat by the Silk five over the first eight Innings, Noske going the first five innings. New York ■ ... 12 20 "W e had a deal hanging with their lead Intact, they may be able 1 rial Field, J4rvit allowed six AB R Charlie McMeans and Red Jacko .•s City. ■ ■nire* Wts In each of the second Cincinnati . . . . 10 25 .286 12 H the Yankees that I liked. I’ll tell to pull away and take command, i hits and fanned eight batter.*. Totals ...... 29 9 9 21 Ruglio. 2h ...... 2 0 0 1 1 Kearns fanned four and Issued each hit safely three times for the 7 and final frames did all the dam­ American you the players. This la the last Trip Important to I.eo Tommy Ma.*on; Frank Marchese Score by innings: Hill, rf ...... 2 1 U 4 0 0 Props. The win was the second one pass—the first walk ke kgs age. Both hurlers fanned nine. Pe- New York. ___ 26 10 deal Lane told me about. They SUNLIGHT \vT 1. Pet. The trip is Important for Leo anr Joe McCooe hit home runs for Army and Navy. . . 222 Oil 2 - 10 Lesi, p ...... 3 0 0 1 1 0 ever given in a ball game, accord­ for the Hamiltons over the InsilcoS trlcc* Issued a single pass while Detroit ...... 22 12 were giving Jim Delsing, Fred St. Bridget’s i 0 1.000 Durocher’e New York Giants, too, ; the winners. Frank Johnson col- Silk C I t v ...... 000 024 2 — 9 Maehowakt. s.* ,3 0 n 1 2 0 this season. Every d.iy is “ Buy” day at Bursack’s. Day In and ing to him. Blanc gave up no hjts Leonard's wildness snd four passes Boston ...... 24 18 Sanford, Joe Collins and either Center Congo* . . 3 0 1.000 In a different sort of way. The | lected three hit.* in a winning Runs batted in: Vincek 2. Coffin CaiVihy, c, 3b ... 2 0 a 3 0 0 or walks while striking out a p$lr. STOCK CAR RACES figured in the outcome. Cleveland . . . . 20 17 Gus Nlarhos or Ralph Houk and BUTTER 65c North Methodist 3 0 1.000 Polo Grounds wolves are howling I cause while Griffin, losing 4, M. Wrobel, Sleffert, Sharp. Sloan, rf ...... 3 0 0 1 O 1 Ed Wirtalla Is the new assistant day out, Burfuick’n brings you top quality in foodstuffs Pagani's (« ) -ni* two club# play a return en­ Washington . . 19 17 cash for our pitcher Bill Wight. Trophy Award Feature South Methodist . 1 0 1.000 for Leo’s scalp although his con- | er. was the only member of the Moore 2. Leblanc, Smyth 2, Stiles. Thompson, If . , .2 0 0 1 0 0 AB R H' PO A E to Pro Alex Hacknev at the Man­ o Cappa 2. Two-base hits: Sharp, gagement at the Oval thl* after­ Philadelphia1 . . 14 24 .368 13 "l.*ne turned it down. I liked it. EXTRA FANCY Zion Lutheran 1 .333 tract runs through 1951. Going In- i Congo* able to solve Jarvis ot^er- Klcinschmidt, r 2 0 0 2 0 0 Pagani, If ... 2 6 '0 chester Country Club. — priced Uw enough to enable you to eat well and still 0 .*1 .000 to tonight’s two-nlghl doubleheader | ings for rqore than nne hit, get- Moore, Shields, Leblanc, Coffin. noon. Leo Day was expected to Chicago . . . . IS 23 .361 13 He didn’t like Collins and said he Second Congo*. Chapman, lb , . . l n 0 5 0 2 Martin, ss ... 0 4 fl hurl tot, the local# while Coach wanted Robinson Instead. What do . 0 .000 at Cincinnati, the Giants are run­ ting two. Home rims; Vlncek. Coffin. Stolen St. I.,ouis . . . . 8 25 .242 16'4 stay within the family budget. SATURDAY- JUNE 3 St. Ja m es...... Marchese, 2b ... 1 0 0 1 1 0 Cobb, cf ...... 2 n '0 Bob Jackson failed to announce his First Saturday afternoon Tw i­ you think about that deal? Was I ( b Temple Beth . . . 0 4 .000 ning a dreary se*-enth. nine games Stimmary: base: Shield*. Double playe: Tra- 0 0 HEN TURKEYS 48c ccy-Vincek. Sharp-Moore, Stiles- Kelsey. If ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Jadzinlak, rf 1 starting pitcher. It probpbly was light Baseball League game of the Today’s Games right or wrong?” S:!.*; P. M. The Temple Beth softball team off the pace. St. Bridget’s (9) Goodwin, lb ...0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 a Lynch-Shields, Shlelds-Lynch. Left Patton, 3b .. the final game for the Indians, aa season Is listed Saturday when Eastern This waa costing money long threw a scare into the camp of Chicago, still two games over sb r h po 0- 2 0 0 0 0 on bases: Army and Navy 8, Silk Kearns, p ... and the senior class picnic the Rockville Hill Billies oppose Binghamton at Hartford (8 p diSitance. So you asked what he 4-4 Ui Lb. Avg. NATIVE ROASTING WALDORF , the North Methodists last night the .500 mark, is first stop for the Mason, U . • ■ ■ .4 1 1 22 1 1 21 5 3 6 • 6 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 Citv 3. Base* on balls; off Bur­ Frey, c ...... next week were expected to wipe the Silk City Aces at 3 o’clock at m.). thought about the race. I before bowing in a Church Softball deflated Phillies who were knocked Parln, If • • ■ • Innings; STAFFORD SPINGS 0 nett 4, off Leblanc 3. off Bellucci L Fox, 2b ...... out a game with Windham High the Oval. Utica kt Albany. ’’Those Yankees are getting League game at Memorial Field. from first to third Tuesday. After Maj-chcsc. ss . ,3 3 1 1 0 Kareys ...... 001 320 2- -8 «.,,( 0 0 Strike-outs; Burnett 2. Hits; off .Conran, lb ., which waa postponed because of Wilkes-Barre at Williamsport. tougher," he said, ’’They’re play­ CHICKENS )b49c TOILET TISSUE 6c The Methodist* staged a ten run Chicago, the Phils bump smack McConvillc, cf ..4 1 1 2 N.B.’s ...... 000 100 0— 1 a 0 0 0 Leblanc 5 for 6 run* In 8 Innings; The North Methodists and South Scranton at Elmir*. ing good consistent ball for C?aaey. rally in the sixth Inning to come Into BL Louis for three very im­ Johnson. If • . .4 2 3 Runs batted in, Patnaude,. Totals 23 9 1 rain last week. SPEEDWAY CONN. 1 0 off Bellucci 3 for 3 runs In 2 In­ Maneheeter (4) Methodists will attempt to play If he can get Henrich back In HERSHEY CHOCOLATE from behind and post * 13 to 10 portant games. , McCooe. 3b .. ..412 2 Pesenti 3, Carbo, binds, Mikucki Silk City American b o n e l e s s CHUCK 10 1 ft nings. Wll(| pitch; Burnett. Pa.ssed a b R H PO a their acheduled Church . Softball there, they’ll walk In. ADULTS— *1.00 (Plus Tax) win. Boston finds Pittsburgh, reeling R. Jarvis, c .. ..300 2, Harchowski; two-bauie hits, Car­ Slbnnz, 2b .... Chicago at New York (night)— 0 2 0 ball; Alitjzi. Umpire; Cowles Hawke*. U ...... * 0 2 6 1 Li^ggue game tonight at 6:15 at ’’See you In New York one of Jerry Chappell proved no puxzle under an eight-game losing streak. L. Jarvis, p . .4 1 1 bo 2; home runs, Pesenti, Mlkucki; WUltams. rf . .. Pierce (3-3 vs. Reynolds (4-2). theae days.” CHILDREN— .'SOc (Plus Tax) 1 2 n Time: 1:10; EeU*. cf ...... 4 0 0 1 1 Memorial Field. " The game wa* . (, SYRUP 2uc.n.29c to the Temples In the first inning Ralph Kiner’s home run produc­ Donahue, 2b . ..300 stolen base, Cam by; sacrifice, Pat­ Kepler, cf ...... Cleveland at Boston (night)— Jack didn’t s^y anything about POT ROAST 75e 0 1 C. Petricca, Sb .3 1 0 2 2 originally acheduled for May 31 and six run* crossed the plate. The tion slowed down to a walk with Archivy, Ih . . .4 0 2 5 naude; left on bases, Kaceya 3, Brown, c ...... Feller (3-3) vs. Dobson (5-3). giving hlB best to Lane when the Sanctioned— .\merican Hot Rod Racing Club, Inc, __ --- Hartford Chiefs Bow Day. rf ...... 4 1 1 0 0 and has twice been postponed due Temple, looking for its first win only one In the last 10 days. If the •— Nlehols-Brlstol 2; bases . on balls, Booth, If ...... St. Louis at Washington l night) Sox arrive today to open a series. SUNCREST' Roach, c ...... to inclement weather. In four starts, held a 10 to 3 lead Braves are to move in the race, ' 33 9 11 21 6 The Binghamton Triplets today M lkucki-3; strike-outs, Mikucki August, ss. ,3b —Oatrowskl (2-4) vs. Hudson FREE PARKING Case, 2b ...... going Into the last half of the now is their time with Sid Gordon Second flongoA (4) were the sole . tenants of third 13, Lesi 1; passed hall. Kleln- Plummer, ,3b lb (6-2) or Hlttle (2-2). Racing LAMB PATTIES t b 49c sb r h po a e Kelley, lb .... Benny Pagani asks the correct Detroit at Philadelphia (night) BO N ITA FISH r..,T(.23c sixth Inning. Then the Methodists back in the lineup. place In the Eastern League. schmidt; umpires, T. Cowles- A. Gigllo, * . . . ruling on a batter who hlta a ball exploded for ten big run* and that American League' box scores N. Vlttner, ss .4 1 1 0 0 0 The Triplets edged the H art­ Yost, Fldler, as .... —Gray (4-21 va. Brlsaie (1-6). Blanc, lb, p . .. Agostinelli, a safely with one foot out of the New York — Sungari ($15.20) was the ball game. will be studied for the next few Bidw-ell, 2b .1 0 0 0 0 0 ford Chiefs. 5-4. last night, while WhitneJ', h . . . . NaUonal won the filly dlrision of the Ns- FANCY SWEET SEEDLESS 0 0 Carlson, aa ... batter's box. Rule 20 ‘‘An Illegally (JLEE ( U R, ITNK Hovsie Barton, who was credited days to find Uie effects of the big" Brainsrd, 2h . ..301 1 the Utica Blue Sox, who had 51. Gigllo, c ---- Brooklyn at St. Louis (night) — tional stallion Stokes at Belmont 5 0 0 N. Petricca, p Batted Ball" (Softball Book) with the win, also homered for the Chicago-Washington deal. ■ Kuhney. lb .. .3 0 0 shared third with Binghamton, Sheehan, p ... states, "An illegally batted ball la Newcombe (3-2) or Hatten (1-2) Park. 2 4 1 High Golfers ro winner* as did Howie Holnses. The White Sox move Into the J. Vlttner, 3b ..221 were belted, 16-1, by the. Albany Griffin, ss , ■ ■ • 29 4 4 27 9 2 a ball batted In any way by the va. PoIIet (3-3). Stanton, Del.—Butler ($12.40) GRAPEFRUIT 3 35c tall Tin ..400 0 0 SALM ON \ 35c LITTLE Summary; white glare of the Yankee Stadium C?oughlln. c . . 2 Senators. batsman when either or both of New York at Cincinnati (2 twl- snd Pegasus 2nd ($38.30) won the 0 1 Frank Finnegan’s home run -in spotlights for a night game with Mstteaon. If . 1 1 0 4 Topple Bristol Totals ...... 26 2 4 18 11 3 hla feet are upon the ground out­ nlght)—Koslo (3-4) and Jones two divisions of the MOntchsnin 6 0 0 the eighth Inning gave Bingham­ FIRM, YELLOW RIFE North Methodist (IS ) New York which has won 17 of ita Colpitis, cf . . 4 0 1 I a—^^ground^ out for Plummer in 7 P. Jordon, aa ...4 0 0 1 4 side the line of the batsman’s posi­ (2-5) vs. Fox (1-3) and Blackwell Handicap at Delaware Park. M Y-r-FINE GO>IBlSs\ ITON SALE 0 0 0 ton the win at Hartford. Team­ AB R H PO A last 20. After cooling off Boston Gibson, rf ... . 3 0 0 *b— walked for Blanc in 7 MarineUl, If -,...4 0 1 1 0 tion.” Answer Is the batter Is out (2-5). Boston—Oounteas In ($5.60) cap­ LEAGUE 1 1 0 mate A rt Schult had knotted the Bobby LaFran^s once again set Tyler, 2b . 4 0 1 2 1 with a decoration day sweep, Griffin, p ... ..302 c—ran for Whitney In 7 xlepson, 3b ...... 3 0 0 3 1 Philadelphia at Chicago— Sim­ tured the MX furlong main event 2 CHOCOLATE PUDDING 1 Hanna, 3b . . . 3 1 1 4 2 Casey Stengel la In fine shape to score In the fifth with, a three-run the pace as 5fanchester High's SUk City ...... 910 ISO 'S —2 mons (6-2) V*. Hiller (3-01. B A N A N A S Lb 15c golfers trimmed Bristol High yes­ C, Jordon, cf ...4 0 1 0 0 Joe McCboe asks the height of St Suffolk Do'wns. 1 LEMON PIE FILLING ■ ^ V Sullivan, lb . . . . 4 1 0 7 0 open a long stand against the 28 4 « 21 6 7 homer. , ^ .Pagani’s ...... 213 060 x-r-6 Boston at Pittsburgh—Bickford Jim Schnelble limited Hartford terday by a 17H to >4 score. The Wilson, c ...... 4 2 2 8 1 a foul tip which Is caught by th# <3ilc*go— Hilda ($4) ecored s Holmes, ss . . . . 4 2 2 3 2 I { Vi’esL Eddie Robinson, coveted by St. Bridget’s ...... 3 0 4 200 0- 9 Runs batted In: Pagani, J a d ^ - (8-4) vs Dickson (2-8). to six hit* In hurling hi* flr.rt vic­ match was played at the Chlppa- Bodey, l b ...... 4 0 1 9 1 catcher to be a legal out. Rule length trftmph In the Kings Blue FANCY RED WESTERN WINESAP B. Chappel, c . . 4 3 2 2 0 II the Yanks during the winter, is to Congos ...... 020 n o 0—4 lak, Frey, Booth. Plummer; T « ’S- International RECOMMENDED BY YANKEE KITCHEN tory In four start*. nee Country Club in Bristol. La- Walsh, 2 b ...... 4 0 1 2 2 17 "A Four ’Dp” (SoftbaU) aaya Purse, feature of the Lincoln Browning, If . 4 1 0 ft 0 0 play first for Chicago. Ray Scar- Runs batted in. Mason, Msr- base hlU: Booth; Stolen bands; Coleman, rf . ...2 0 1 3 1 ” A foul hit ball which rise# higher Baltimore at Springfield. Francis garded a four over par Flelds-st-Washlngton Park pro­ PUSS-IN-BOOTS Starkweather, rf 1 0 0 0 0 0 borough and Al Kozar also are to chese, McCotnvlIle, Johnson 3. Mc­ 76. Pagani, Jadzinlak: U f t tm -brnk- Leonard, p ...... 3 0 1 0 4 than the iMtaman’s head shall not ( b , Boxing She (heated in pork)—Oh. Bob, gram. ’ i APPLES 2 33c Donnelly, rf . . . 3 1 1 1 1 ■ be with the club. Cooe 2. L. Jarvis, Bratnard, Col- Manchester SItk City 6. PoganTs 6; Bases on be a foul Up under this rule.” An­ Q. Chappel, p . . 1 1 1 1 2 Washington will parade its new pitta, Griffin; three base hits, N. ball*: Kearns 1, Sheehan 4; Strike­ we’d better be-golng. I’m sure I CAT FOOD 2 ours 27c Johannesburg — Vic Toweel of Bob LaFrancIs ...... 75 3 32 2 8 27 14 1 swer. Any foul tip which rises Swans were partly domesticated HEADQUARTERS . . 3 1 0 stock — second baseman Caas Vlttner. Bralnard; home runs. Ma­ outs: Kearna 4, Sheehan 1, Blake felt a raindrop. CRISP DOUBLE BUNCH PASCAL Bonham, c f • 2 2 South Africa won th* world ban­ Ed Quinn ...... 96 2'.4 a— Fanned for Fldler In 8th. higher than the batter’s head Barton, p, cf . S 1 1 6 0 btichaels. outfielder Johnny Os- son, Marchese, McCooe; stolen 2; Hlta off: Sheeha* 6 for 6 run* He— Nonsense, dear; we are un­ by the ancient Romans who valued tamweight title by scoring a de­ Best Ball ...... 3 Which is caught is an out snd the trowski and pitoher Bob Kuzava bases. R. Jarvis 2. J. Vlttner; left in 2 2-3 Innings; Blanc 0 far 0 batter Is reUred. - der a weeping willow. their fleeh aa food. cisive 16-roiiild decision over Tom Tedford ...... 85 3 Mi^checier ...... 000 000 OIS—4 Specials For This Week Totals...... 34 13 U 21 8 before the home folks. , Kuzava on bases, St. Bridget's 7j Congo* Fred Bllsh ___ , ...... 86 3 runs In, 3 1-3 innings; Hit by-pRch- East Hartford ... 010 000 001—2 CELERY sob. 21c Temple Beth (10) isn't supposed to start against St. 9; bases on balls, L. Jarvis 5, Manuel Ortiz. er, by; Kearns ( K e p le r L a s ia g Runs batted In, Hawkes, Kelley, large pkgs. 33c AB R,H PO A Louis tonight but the other* may Griffin 5; strikeouts, L. Jarvis 8: New York—The Fight Managers’ 17<4 I pitcher: Sheehan; Umptras.'Sklbe- Carlson, Bodey, Coleman; two* OFFICIAL LITTLE LEAGUE Handler, Ih . . . 5 1 2 7 0 see action. Both leagues had an hit by pitcher, by L. Jarvis (Mat- Guild began a’ boycott at midnight Bristol Vlitner. ■ ’ base bit, MarineUl; stolen bases, FANCY CALIFORNIA NAVEL o r WITH COU80N 8. Moaler, 2b . .. 4 1 0 1 0 open date yesterday. teaon); paased balls, R. Jarvis 2, againrt the International Boxing Henry Richards...... I Day, MarineUl, Jepson, Coleman; Club In disagreement over tele- ADIRONDACK BATS Bsum, ss ... .. 5 1 1 1 2 Coughlin 6; iimpicea, Yost, Chap­ Roland Richards . . . . Tem ls sacrifice, Fldler; double-playa, P. DO, W’lchmsn, 3b .. 3 2 2 1 4 pell; scorer, Morisnsa vlidon and radio receipts. Best Ball ...... Paris—'Two American tsan* — Jordon-Walsh-Bodey; Coleman to ORANGES 59c Goldman. If'. .. . 3 1 1 2 0 Don H ^ n e ...... ; Billy Talbert and Tony TKOhejt, Wilson; bases on balls, Petricca 1, No. .302J—>ist {I2.4.‘t. Special $1.95 Ray ^ l o l n ...... Dobkin, c f, . .. 4 1 1 3 0 SpArU Schedule and Budge Patty and V liter Leonard 4; strike-outa, Petricca 9, CHEVROLET Weiss, rf ... .. 3 1 1 0 0 Belxss—gnlned the men’s dOttklM Leonard 9; hit hy pitcher, by OFFICIAL LITTLE/LEAGUE Snider, rf .. .. 1 0 1 1 0 Tbnigbt Play BalU Son! Booklets semi-finals of th* Frrtich Inttfr- Leonard (CL Petricca); wUd pitch, Morlsnos, c . ... 4 1 2 2 0 (3arden Grove va. Naaatffs. 6:16 national Tournament. * ■ Leonard; passed ball, Wilson; urn- 1949 Fleotline DeLuxo 4-Door Sedan Wilson and Sf^lding Basebolls D. Hosier, p .. 3 1 0 0 1 --Charter Oak. pins, Malloy-Daly. Black, R«dlo, Fredh Air Hcattr and Defrooters, Signal Light, Other North Math. va.. South Meth., * A va ila ble Through D illon ^s Last Nighr»Fighi9 Total . 35 10 n 18 7 6 6:15—Memorial. ■ Extrae. 0 1 1 0 1 10 X— 13 Old and Dangerous List I2.S5. Special $1.75 Mathodlat Rad Sox va Dodgera, 6. p. m.— By The Associsted . Press BUR SACK’S Beth Temple 0 0 2 0 0 2 0— 10 Memortal. "Play. Ball. Son!” attractive. ’The 64-page book is crammed Johannesburg, South 'Africa — ^ Like New. Exceptionally Low Mileage Runs batted in: Barton 4, Holme* Friday. Jitae 2 TREES REMOVED LITTLE LEAGUE SHOES 3, Hanna, B. Chappel, Dobktn 2. baseball book edited by Bert Dunne j {(.pn, cover to coyer with the do’* Vic Towert, 116 3-4, Johannes­ Carter's Real Value P A ’a v a Rockvllie, 6 p. m. — ^ d published by tte Ford Motor j ^ National pastime. burg, outpointed Manuel Ortis, Lswn Gradlsa, Gfsvtl. SUPER MARKET Walea 2, Handler, Wlcbman; Two- Oval. Company, le available to all mem- 1 _ , . huntinv 117 *1-8. El Centro, Calif., 15. SssdsiidPin /■(■•),' ((•■? /U‘/, ( ■ ,v. w."’.'" KEDS-S4J5 ana $4.95 bsae hits; Dobktn, Holme*: Home lA'e; V*. Motor*. 8:20—Robert- ber* of the Maneheeter Little ; Tips on ptale coverage, ^ U n g , / P runs: Barton, Holmaa; 8 ^<>lan (TlUe). WORK Mta League, the Farm League and to | fielding,------catching- and throwmg . J, a J Chicago— Jim Sberrer, 151H, BwIMozop Work , TYLER - $3.98 baaea; Hanna; DoubM idgya: O. Jarvi* ve. Wakevta 5:18—Char- jgji boy* EYE IT TRY IT BUY IT C ^ppel, Tyler, BuUlTan; Baaea on who participated (n the | ball, pitching, catching. Infield and outpointed ta fa yett* W# hsvo a ntw 'iaschiiit “ N w e r a Parking Problem** ter Oak: balls: Moslcr 1, Barton 2; Btrlka- racent Rec!C Department sponsored ; outfieldVUL4IV4W play • « weu w— u—w ----- Drummond. 158, Chicago, 8. to re^cw dead lamw.; . CLOTHES South Meth. V*. St. Jame*, 6:16 ning are only a few of the excel­ outa; Moaler 1, O, caiapal 1; Hits baseball school. Naw Orleans— Lenny Alvars*. THimS.UNTlL8P.Me ■Memorial. lent features of the book. For Palntoni. Carpenler* Off; Barton 2 for 2 nina in S tn- Five hundred copies of "Play 128, New Orleans, outp^ntwl Mofto A. LatuHppe A Sap,. nlnge; <3. Ohappel 9 for 8 run* in Satntda}-, June S Ball, Son!" have been eecunsd "Play BaU. 8o«'-” "“ S' Cihlco Morales, ^25Mr Havana. 8.- Plumbers Carter Chevrolet Co., me. Rockvin* vs. silk city, 3 p. m.- from Dillon’s og at The Herald a 4 Innlnga; Wild Pitches; Mpeler 2, through Stewart Johnston and the Pbonix. AtI^ T 780 Verson 8t. .^jlhill; ~ . Chappel 1: P **«l4 h »U a: Dvgl. Dillon Ford Sale* and Service i WBOfiM dtpartment. Baoki be 311 MAIN STREET * PHONE 6292 Winning V* silk Clt}-, 8 p m.— CeiBpaay ef Manchester for dis- lillUIUllliilllllllllilllllllllllltiUiltUliUluilllliilllliilllllliUilliilllHIlllUilllllitlilliHlilllllllHliiltRflillitUHIIliiillllllilliil^^ ,5 «. tefbotieR ta the yestngsUto. * MA^UHESTE;R EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, JUNE 1,. 1»60 PAGE SEVENTEEN ...... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONN„ THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 19OT A Parish, N- Y.. man, blind 23 H > M Luke-^Qood evening worthy It was approaching "midnight I'OOMKKl IM.K HH h*^ Amos—Yea, old Cedric is a and the young man still hovered year*, said on hia lOOlh birth­ dumb chuck, all right: but no Dlogenca, why the lantern? day, "I have no fault to find." I *5: 41 Building Materials 47 BouMhoM Goods 51 WuitMl to Rent 63 Mike—Oh, I never truit these around the door. The stillness was PATE'S SET FOR LAST WEEK IN JUNfe. Antomobilds For Solo 4 H ouM hoM Sm t Ic Sense And wonder. Look at hi* parent*. suddenly shattered by a loud crash What are you kicking about? Jake—What’* the matter with Greek women in the dark. Orrcrad ISA PIANO Inatnietlona for children PUPPIES. AKC Bmcara, rad Obek- NEW LIFE for old bulldinga. For 4, S, 6 UNFURNISHED fooma upstairs. ' EASY SPIN dry washer. Good Nonsense hi* old folk* 7 This Is the season for clean-up 9 to IS. 75c half hour. Phene 2- era amall croM braada. Boaton 1cm ! Install Wards top-quality Veteran. Insurance clerk, wiia Timid Lover—Gracious, dear, C f a t t f B e d IM l FORD tudor. black, Many CORNICES and ralanoa boarda. condition, $50. Phone 2-1321. two eona. Wm. Snigg, Box 76, Amos—Well, the de*n wrote to Optimist—One who thinks hum- weeks. With little kids, however. 4287. Terrier pupa. Zlmmarman’t Ken- rooOng and tiding now—add new On P 8 what could that be? extraa, ISOO. Call 3702. Cuatom built, choice of dealfua them that their eon had 16 cuts, oriats will aome day run out of Girl Friend—Oh, tbal'a juat It’s atm clean-up day every day nela. Lake street. Tel. 6287. . beauty and lasting protaction to ANTIQUE Spool bed, five-piece Andover. Phone collect 2337W4. definitions of an optimist. Phone 2-3524, from 9 a. m. to 9 your home, garage, etc.—and aave New London 2-7128. Weep to the tale of Willie T 8 and in the next mall Cedric got a before dinner. IMS PONTIAC. atreamUner de­ porcelain toilet set, upright piano. roll of gauze and a can of adliesive papa dropping a hint. A dfarlM cm aiU p. m. Bastneas OpportonltlM S2 dollars at Wards economy prices. Who met a girl whose name was % luxe, four door, hydrainatlc, lota Phone 2-3279. tape'. Live Stock— Vehicles 42 Thick-Tab 3-ln-l shingles—twice K8 , A new tailor In town used aa a A girl worries because of galla- Father Whst, you paid $3 for! CLASSIFIED ADVT. of extraa. $1,595. Call 2-1406 WASHING Machine trouble!. For MINUTE MAID Orange Juice Apartment Building for He courted her at a fearful r 8 trade mark the picture of a large an old laying hen expert repair work call Brewer. aa thick at butt-end aa ordinary GRANDFATHERS clock, Oriental stonea on her mother's side. Well, after 6. Company atock. About $12.75. SEVEN YEAR old cow for aale. shIngliB—give extra service where rugs, ' ’full contents recreatlbn Sale 69 And begged her soon to become We wonder how many people a l-1 red apple: Oirioslty got the better Son—Yes. lather. I wanted one] DIPT. BOOmt Complete line of parte for all of the village grocer and'Tle aaked thafa a lot better than having Excellent lony term apeculation. Will be freah 20th of thla month. It's needed most I Rugged cera­ room, electric range and refrig­ hia m 8 ready are saving old paper and that was experienced. j tiN A. M. to «:4t P. M. CLEAN CARS—PRICED RIGHT makea. Tel, 2-0549. Apartihent house for sale, Farm­ “I would If I could,” said lovely them on her own aide. Joaeph McCluakCy 2-3272. TM. 5962. mic - surfaced asphalt -r-resist erator, bedroom suite. Other de­ rubbish to scatter around picnic the tailor whv. WRITTEN GUARANTEE ington avenue. Hartford. Here's K 8 Tailor Well, I'd like to know! ' Correct this nenlcnce: "I fav^r | worst weather. Are, keep color sirable furniture. 25 Server grounds. Some loafing boys were passing 1950 OLDSMOBILE 88 SEDAN a cha ce of a lifetime, net Income “I pity your lonely uiibappy at 8 I ■ ------I where the clothing buslneaa would' what la beat for my country.’’ aald j BbIMIiie—Contrsctim 14 Help Wsntad— Feswl* 36 longer! 214 Iba. per square, $6.95. street. I’m married already, the raothet be today if it hadn't been for an i remarks on aome gadding girls, 1949 PONTIAC SEDAN Poultry and Supplies 43 over $8,000 annually on a $10,000 I Men who dislike to break in a! i the earnest citizen, "regardless of Brlok-deslgn roll siding — never Investment. Call Samuel of 8 apple. I one of whom they all agreed' had i the effect on my porkethook.” | lOOWD- wri* wmtoh. 1948 PLYMOUTH SEDAN ALTERATIONS, addltiona ahd needs painting. Gives your home I new pipe sho\ild leave It on the INVES'nGA’n O N —start In cleri­ FOR SALE—IM aexllnk pulleta, 4 FIVE-PIECE dinette iet. Good Schwartz, Hartford 5-5138. or Oh. 'tl* a cruel and bitter f 8 a “beautiftil complexion " Qne of O m m t M y b«v« by i ment Jan. 1, 1951. Additional in­ TOMATO Plants for sale, beat in lin Tractor Co., Willimantlc. car aaa SoUmene and Flagg, Inc., DOOR SEDAN—Tan. halchwar. Excellent location. BY LIHjAH MAIIIIN Roofing 16A Help Wanted— Male 36 formation or free estimates. Cox the town, 3 doz., per $1. While Price $12,000. Elva Tyler, Agent. AND HER BUDDIES Well. (Jood Dodga and nymo'uth cara. Dodge 4-DOOR SEDAN — BUCS BUNNY 1938 BUICK Hardware Store. 6161. they last. 195 Spruce street. Manchester 2-44b9. FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER! trueka. 834 Center street Phone Black. ROOFING — Specializing In re­ CARPENTERS (2), experienced, Musical instruments 53 ^ ” SO ' V'M GO'tVs* YO HWOt 8 GOOA to H iw i «>oc>y A qahomkO 8101. Open til 9. ! pairing roofs of all kinds, also '.'6TBSi. VA uazv P6UNB, TM m '6 A MOUSB NOW.. SIA'WVMLiyi Y'ROtA ANtV AU Cars Rcconditoncd By top wages. L. F. DeMars, builder, PEAT Humus, $1 per bag, $4 per PIANO FOR SALE. Very reason­ SIX-ROOM Colonial, complete. 3 t XS7 VA r CATCH M ice HBAOBO POK THAT NOLB B R A v O - t------new roofs. Gutter work. Chim­ opposite Quarryvllle church, Household Gtiods 51 5 NOT T' SNOOrB/ J IN TH' WALU/ Off (SROOP 1938 PLYMOUTH Sedan, very rea-' Factory Methods yard, delivered. Bon-Air Peat Co. able. 17 Bond street. Phone 2- years old, large livUig room, tile P E R S O N ’. L neys cleaned and repaired. 26 Route 44, Bolton, Telephone 6420. bath, fireplace, hot water oil heat, aonable, good condition. Phone ; years' experience. Free estimates. Phone 6515. 4048. 0 .OOOOri ... ^ 6218. I BALCH PONTIAC. Inc. FAMILY MOVING TO fully insulated. very clean 1 THmK IT’S Call Howley. Manchester 5381. MILL HELP. Able and willing men Dia m o n d Ring.'Sacrifice. Priced LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 155 Center Street throughout. Within 5 minutes ^ / - DISGUSTING *. WE NEED ROOM—COME Phono 2-4545 needed for rugged mill work, both very low for quick sale. Dealers MUST SELL THEIR EN"nRE Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 walk from Main street and school. FEATURING Guaranteed roofs shifts. Apply 7 a. m. to 11 p, m. HOME OF FURNITURE, AT r" . IN AND MAKE AN OFFER and *tpert repairs as well as invited. Call Hartford 6-1137 un­ Owner has to sacrifice. Price $13 - to mill foreman. Central Conn, til 6. ANY REASONABLE OFFERING 500. Call Charles Lesperance. Tel. 19U BUICK 4-DR. SUPER SE­ gutter and conductor work. Try C’ooperation Farmer's Associa­ PRICE TWO EVENING Gowns, size 11 DAN—Black. Radio and Trailers for Sale 4A 3620. your “ Local Roofer.” Call Cough­ tion, 10 Apel Place. BOLTON Building stone and flag­ Call 8057. heater—81.895. lin 7707. CAN BE PURCHASED stone. A-1 loam, alsu rock drilling ON EASY MONTHLY TERMS WEST SIDE—Two colonials, one 1M9 BUICK TUDOR ROADMA8- 25 FOOT trailer. 1946 $8(K1 Phone WANTED—Man for lubricating and blasting. Bolton Notch Quar­ of 6 rooms, one of 7, Immediate TER—Grey. Radio, heater, 2-4484 and car polishing work. Must be ry. Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode CAN BE STORED L'NTIL WantefI—To Buy 58 occupancy on each. Both have dynaflow—12,095. Heating—Plumbing 17 oxpenenccd. Apply in person. NEEDED IF NECESSARY BUYING USED furniture and garages, oil heat, storm u-ndo«.s 1949 FORD 3-DR. SEDAN—De­ PLUMBING, Healing, repairs on Balch Pontiac, Inc., 155 Center THE ROSS Diamond Mart, 34 and screens and many other Motorcyclea— Rleyclea 11 CAN BE PURCHASED household goods, any quantity. luxe S Tan. Heater, defroster old and new systems, oil oumei. street. State street, Hartford. Conn., of­ extras. T. J. Crockett, Broker. —$1,045. fers wholesale prices to the re­ WHOLE OR PART The Woodshed, 11 Main street. water pump service. Prompt at­ Call 2-3154. Phone 5416. 19U BUICK 4-DR. SPECIAL SE­ tention. John H. Carlson. Phone RESIDENT OF Manchester and tail customer. If you need an en­ BY V. T. HAMLIN BOY'S 26“ bicycle Very good con­ vicinity, or Willlraantic and vicin­ ONLY 3 MONTHS OLD ALLEY OOP He Means Goodby DAN—^Dark blue. Radio. 7325. gagement ring, or want a dia­ JUST Completing at the Green, a / 1 04ITW1T X ] dition. Phone 6917. ity or Putnam vicinity to take over GUARANTEED UKE NEW I TM' UTTLB 1 * hutor, low mileage— $1,495. mond for Investment. We gladly WANTED—Single metal bed Call modem home. Cape Cod style. r R?UNDTMS „ U^*vf I BET exclusive territory offering repeat I I I KNOW 1949 NASH 4-DR. AMBASSA­ PLUMBING And Heating, speclal- allow appraisals on our quality SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 2-1368. Hot water heat, garage, large lot, „R 3 R E I SENT Hll I AIN'T., . DOR SEDAN — Two tone Izlng In repairs, remodeling, cop­ business year after year. Car es­ diamonds and guai'antee to save ANY DAY OR EVENING shade trees. Wm Kanehl, builder, BACK TO MCO... W>10 CAN,. Ruaineaa Senricca Offered 13 sential Man we want must be be­ X'"' -.Ye ' SJUBBBO HlSTtTE OLD O X gray. Radio, heater, over- I per water piping, new construc­ you 40% off the appraisal price. 519 Center street. BR0N50N.' drive—$1,245. | DAN'S PHOTO Servlci, commer­ tion. estimates given, time pay­ tween 25-50; interested in direct It certainly will pay you to see PHONE WATERBURY 4-3144 Kitoms W iihout Kiutrd aD ON IT I C ASK FOR MR ALBERT 194$ LINCOLN SEDAN—Maroon. cial and candid, weddings. Sam­ ments arrsiigcd. Edward Johnson. sales work; sincere, reliable, and us. Dealers invited, '.i carat dia­ Llf^lORE DRIVE. Immaculate ples shown by request Tel 8337. Phone 6970 or 5044. possess the ability of self-auper- monds as low as $100. Call me pre-war four-room Cape Cod. Radio, heater, overdrive— Lot consists of FURNISHED bedroom, North $1,195. vlslon Sales experience unneces­ collect to verify. Hartford 6-1137. DeLuxe "Philco" Electric Refrig­ Fireplace, oil hot water heat, tile EFFICIENT Plumbing and heal­ End. $6 weekly. Phone 2-0876. 19iT BUICK 4-DR. ROADMAS- sary. Aptitude plus intestinal erator. "Bengal'' combination bath, amesitc drive, garage and GARDENS PLOWED, very ing. Plugged drains machine forlljjude along with our excellent PHOTO Enlarging outfit, com­ TER SEDAN—Dark green. Range. Beautiful Modern Bed­ ONE ROOM kitchenette for work­ fenced in yard. Liberal financing. sonable, .Cal! 8426 anvtime. cleaned. Carl J; Nygren, 303 sales' training and field help as­ plete with trays, paper, easel, de­ Full price $11,000. T. J. Crockett. Radio, heater—$1,295. room Suite. Handsome 3 pc. liv­ ing couple, near Cheney Mills. Oakland street. Phono 6497. sures good camlngs Immediately, veloping tank. etc. Less than » i S CHEVROLET 2-DR. SEDAN PLOWING AND harrowing. A. ing Room Suite, 5 pc. Nationally Reasonable. Call 7480. Broker. Phone 5416. if accepted. Our streamlined dc- original price of wnlarger alone. Known Dinette Set. "Mohawk” —Dark green. Heater—$595. Butler. Tel. Manchester 2-9.543, OIL BURNER service and repairs. TWO-FAMILY House. Move right \ 1949 BUICK 4-DR. SUPER SE- velopnient program offers excel­ 395 Highland street. Phone 6730, Axmlnster Rugs, Inlaid Linoleum, ATTRACTIVELY Furnished room or 2-1117, All makes oil burners and furn­ in. Vacant 3-room flat. New oil ^ DAN—Green. Radio, heater. lent promotion opportunities with •'Emerson'' Television Set. “Unl- for one or two. Light housekeep­ - J' aces. Earl Van Camp. Tel. 2-9976. USED BATH TUB, toilet and burner, automatic hot water. Cen­ I —$495. ^ DE LONGS Refrigerator service. one of the oldest and most suc­ versal" DeLii.xe Washer. Lamps, ing facilities available. Central, '•c*ora*r ■ ^ , ...... I I ...I. I ■ lavatory, including fittings. Ex­ 2 End Tables, Cocktail Table, tral location. Madeline Smith. v>aa ittoffy NfaiiBvrft me r m Repairs on all makes, commer­ cessful companies in America. reasonable. Mrs. Jerome, 14 Arch SIDE GLANCLS BY GALBRAITH aOmCAN MOTOR SALES. Inc. cial and'domestic. Emergency 24. Millinery—Dressmaking 19 This is not roofing, siding, insula­ cellent condition. Suitable for Pictures. Realtor, 2-1641 oi 4679. 885 Main Street shore cottage. Very cheap. Phone street, first floor. ! C.AKMVAL BY DICK TURNER BY MERRILL C. BLOSSEB hour service Phone 2-1797. tion. vrindows, cleaners, cook­ EXCELLEDJT Value, 6-room sin­ I FRECKLES AND HIS FRIEND8 Ala.s! Phone 2-4571 5013. A—L - B - E —R—T—•—S ROOM IN private home. Continu- MENDING AND plain sew'ing ware, heating, awnings, insurance, MAIN STORE—WATERBURY gle, oil burner, storm windows, SEWING MACHINE repairing, books, appliances, etc., but one of oua hot water, shower, for one or \Gone with the G te e it OP.MR.d ill/ EUndoo will Always Lets scRAM,DEPORr ^ Mmm/ m6Vj_ 1941 BUiCK Oonvertlble, four-door done. Call 6607. ROYAL CORONA portable, Smith Open Thiirs. Eves, till 9 p. m. screens, automotlc hot water DONT SPMe ME. HE GETS U S BELIEVING USE super, mdlo, heater, spot-light. electrlflcatisfi, conversion to mod­ the finest money making oppor­ two. Garage available. Call 5457. ooeext! elwooo I ASE5, t tevRjf YOU CANT U3SE K m e PRICE OF MV Corona Standard typewriter and Hartford, New Haven. Meriden healer, insulated, $9,500. $1,700 GONE WHERE THE SOMtTHINd th at COLLECTION/ I'LLMAVf IN Twe oarntping/ Beautiful gray. Excellent engine em cabinets, expert workman­ ALTERATIONS, all kinds for tunities ever offered to a hard THE IWViSiflLE IS­ adding machines Usee machines PLEASANT Room for two gen­ down. H. B. Grady. 8009.______WOOOeiNE TWINETH/ NEVER eVJSTEO' MiMSTUFFEO/ with new tnmsmlsslon, clutch ship. ABC Appliance, 21 Maple. men's, ladles' and children's wear. working married man. Perhaps STREAMLINER Carpet sweeper, ! IS- CLWOOD WAS A , 2-1575. Call after 5 p. m. 2-3828. sold or rented. Repairs on all reg $8.65. .special $4.50. W'atkins tlemen, with hot water. Near FtOMENTOF My j carburetor, fuel pump, water you are now employed, but feel makes. Marlow's. SEVEN ROOM .single, located on pump and battery. Private. 9 limited, either by earnings or ad­ Brothers, Inc.. 935 Main street, buses. 116 North School Phone bus line, hot water, oil heat, ga­ MMSSATtON.' PETER W. PANTALUK, electrical Manchester. Conn. 6398. m o t w year owner. $495, or make offer contractor, maintenance and wir­ flliiving— Trocklng— vancement opportunltiea. Replies GIVE DAD a Shopsmith-5 Big rage space for one car. Call 4854, Must aell. 38 Alexander street. confidential. For personnel inter capacity power tools In one corn- ing for light and power. 40 Foster Storage 20 LATE 1949 10' Admiral T.V. con­ CENTRAL Location, large six- Phene 5238. street. Phone'3303. view phone Harold Miller, DistrK^ act unit! It's the ideal Father's CLEAN ROOM for gentleman. Manager, Hartford 9-6089 Thur4^ sole, $140. Refrigerators, ranges, room. expansion possibilities, THE AUSTIN A. Chambers Co., Day gift for the Man of the gas and electric. New furniture near bus. Call 8895. I 1948 CHEVROLET FleeUine Aero, LINOLEUM — Asphalt tile, wall day between 10 a. m. and 6 p. m. House! A complete power work- bath, lavatory, oil steam heat, ^ 1947 Chevrolet Fleetline sedan, local and long distance moving, for the entire home. Chambers covering. Done by reliable, well- only. ahop in one convenient tool! Shop- PLEASANT Kooip. Home-like at­ sunporch. landscaped. excellent 1948 Plymouth sedan, 1947 Ply­ packing, crating and storage. Warehouse Sales. 501 Middle trained men. Ail Jobs guaranteed. smith is an 8-ln. Bench Saw, a mosphere. On bus. line. Business condition. Reasonable. Suburban mouth' sedan. Written guarantee. Service to all parts of the U. S. Turnpike EAst. Open 9 a. m.-5 p Realty Co.. Realtors, 49 Pei kina Hall Linoleum Co., 32 Oak street. A. and Canada Call 5187. Hart­ CONSTRUCTION HELP 12-ln. Disc Sander, a woodwork­ person preferred. Call 3593. Call A. Oeblack 4165. m. 7:30 p. m.-8;S0 p. m. street. Tel. 8215. Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166. ford 6-1423. WANTED ing laGie, a horizontal and a ver­ ’RfB HAVE SOME CLEAN CARS WOODYCREST tical drill press all In one! And it CLEANING Out attic or cellar? 71 SOUTH ALTON street—3 bed­ ALL APPLIANCES seiwlced and LIGHT LOCAL trucking. Ashes for Apartments, Flats, 1 changes from one tool to another ril buy your unwanted furniture, room Cape Cod, oil heat, automa­ Guaranteed In Writing repaired, burners, refrigeratora, and rubbish rtmoved. Painting Tenements 63 I Carpenters. Foundation Men in leas than a minute: does over china, glassware, etc. Trading tic hot water, insulated, large lol.^ liV AL VKKMhSR ranges, washers, etc. All work and odd jobs. Reasonable. K. C. | The Convert 1947 CHRYSLER CONV. CLUB Cement Flnlahera 100 jobs ... costs less than half Pott, 17 Maple street Phona 2- FOR RENT—3-room apartment, Shade trees,' near schools, bus PRISCILLA'S l»OF guaranteed. Metro Service Co. Marks Phone 6261 or 6113. Experience Neceaaary the price of the Individual topis VtXJ JUST WAIT!! COUPE—Radio and heater. Tel. Manchester 2-0883. 1089. centrally located, business couple line. Price $9,800. Owner 2-1144. LOOK Rea] nice. LIGHT LOCAL trucking, ash re-1 ALSO BY CONTRACT you'd need to do the same work! preferred. Write Box B, Herald. BOTTS IN A FEW Y E A R S OLD RED Tin B.*m. 706 North ARE YOU looking for 4. 5 or 6 ME’LL HAVE VOU FLOOR Problems solved with moval. woodland cleared and un­ Brick Layers, Roofers It’s compact . . . only 5»-in. long 1947 PACKARD 4-DR. SEDAN— . . . It's rugged .. . weighs over Main street, buys and sella good FURNISHED, one room apart­ room home in good condition and SVWUT4NG ANO 6 cyl. Radio and heater. A linoleum, asphalt tile counteij. wanted trees removed with chain I Sidewall Appileatora used furniture and antiques , LOLLERINQ, Eixpert workmanship, free esti­ 200-lbe. .. . and it'a preclalon ment with kitchenette and prin fairly priced. Let me help you real clean car at a low price. saw. W. B. Perrett, Jr. Phone | Frank Denette. Phona 2-3376. solve your problem. Dqugiia mates. Open evenings. Jones' 7306. Apply In Person buUt. Give Dad a gift he'll enjoy vate bath. Tel. 2-9223. all year 'round! Give him ahop- Blanchard, Real Estate Service. 1941 CHRYSLER 4-DR. SEDAN Furniture, Oak street. Pi.one I A. M., Dally On Job At WB BUY and sell good used tuml' —A beautiful car, A real 2-1041. MANCHESTER »'ackage Delivery. smith! Only 1169.50 less motor. 2-9849. ts=- FORBES ST.. EAST HARTFORD ture, combination ranges, gas BusineflB Locations buy. Local light trucking and package Montgomery Ward. 828 Main ranges and heaters. Jones Furni­ ANTIQUES Heflnlshed. Repairing For Kent 64 delivery. Refrigerators, washers I To Superintendent, Charles Woods street. ture Store. 36 Oak. Phone 2-1041. 73 1989 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN—Good done on any fuir.lture. Tiemann, and stove moving a specialty. Lots for Sale clean transportation. STORE FOR RENT in Manches 180 South Main street Phone Phone 2-0752. SEVEN WCX3LFACE ruga, 8xl2’a ter 2,920 square feet. Phone LOOK. LOT 100 X 320. Two min­ 5643 FRED NEWMAN has work for b(a BY CARRIAGE. Good condi­ two carpenters. Call 2-3993. only: choice of leaf or floral de­ 6494. utes from bu.*!. Price $800. Made­ TIlANSPORTA’nON SPECIALS RUBBISH and ashes removed. In­ tion. Call 8872. signs, backgrotmd colors In blue, \ V. DON'T GET caught In the rush line. mlth, R:altor 2-1642 or cinerators cleaned. Sand, gravel rose or burgundy. Reg. $34.95 AIR CONDITIONED OFFICE. 1937 BUICK 2-DR. SEDAN—Full Get youi hand and pdwei mow- WANTED—Experienced tool and I 4 6 7 9 . ______and cinders. Van service and spec. $19.95. Watkins Brothers, Orford Building. Apply Mar price' $95. irs sharpeneo an 1 repalied now. die makers. WIleo Machine Tool PLAY PEN and pad. In excoUent local moving. Phone H. M. Jones Inc., 935 Main street, Manchester, TWO LOTS, southwest comer of Pick up ano delivery service. Co., 222 McKee street. Call 2-| condition. $12. Call 2-2059. low's. G-l jsfBaeaJLSM “ »?*•"* 1934 CHEV. 2-DR. SEDAN—Full 2-1362, '2-3072. Irving and Windemcre rtreets. Capitol Eqiilpmei.t Co., 38 Main 1266. Conn. BY MM HALL O MAI.I.KV AM) RALPH LANB price $29. Inquire 270 Oak street. Unfriendly street. Phone 79.58. ASHES AND Rubbish removed. SPECIAL Sale. Slightly damaged Houses for Rent 65 VIC flint WANTED At once—Full Ume- ex-1 Boats and Aeccasortes 45 **|>B4ra cut off my allowanco and takon thq car away ttm SY mKvm. oe. t. n .vMCftii; ^ hmumbe 1 SEE YOU'RE 1938 PLYMOUTH 2-DR. SEDAN General trucking, sand and | new combination sink, also Gen­ . THERE'S JED perienced grocery manager. FOR RENT—Cape Cod furnished, LOTS OF LOTS —Full price. $25 gravel, fill, loam for aale. Reaaon- eral Electric dlfhwaaher, an mo. ao we cin’t go to the danw, . ‘I can't tay about ‘hallmarka,* madam, but it’a sot the Hoosehold Servlcea able' rates. Prompt Service. Call | full or part Ume cierka and fruit | (^h x MPION Outboard motor from June 20 until Sept. 5. Phone eouM apond a nice, quiet evening at your—hello, hollo. and 'vegetable men. Inquire at apartmept electric range, com­ Several extra large lots in clattiest aet of hock marks I’^ ovar aeon!’' Come In and Ldok Around Offereil ISA James Macri 4523. 2-2655. Dotty— ” taLktow th er^ Knarfa:. Stand, 532 Middle Turn­ hours, $190. Call 2-0282 after 3:30 bination oil electric range, refrig­ choice locations, pike Elast. erator, freezer. All at wholesale OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HtMIPLE Open Evenings f l a t FINISH. Holland window HAVE You checked up on the 1950 plus handling. Village Charm Summer Homes For Rent 67 S. A. BEECHLER OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS 1 shades made to measure. All Painting—Paoering 21 A HARTFORD Salee organization Johnson Sea Horaa outhoardaT Store, 845 Main street. 2-4430. Realtor B A D NEW S B e t t e r BROWN-BEAUPRE, Inc. metal Venetian blinds at a now THE MATCH IS AS BURKE’ INTERIOR AND Exterior paint-j with an established, cllentel in For dependablUty and yaafa of FOR REU^T—3 room cabin. Nian- Phone Manchester 6969 . r’ LIKE THIS, ALLEB.S T W ' ^ AGE 11 KEEP THIS SHORT “ low price- Keys made while you BENGAL CombinaUon oil and gas 50Reaei-F "O hit th' slopin ' stoe EVEN AS STORE so BlaaaU St.______Phone 7191 Ing, paperhanging, ceilings re- MancheKer, haa at. opening for a aervlce go “Johnson." Wa la ' tlc, 6 minute ride to' Crescent- gESlNNlNS OR HE'LL GO wait Marlow’s. range. Good ooi^lUon. Call 8147. O f A ROCK--NCVER. LAMP FLAT ON TEETH 6 0 FAR f finished. Fully insured. Ehepert reeponsible, aggrrealve local man others follow. Free use of.our teat Beach. Phone Mancheater 3180. , ANDOVER LAKE^-Sac^iflce fw TO PEEP DOWN OF 1846 OLDSMOBILE. Low mileage. Inquire 17 Walker etreet. MORE BACK, STUMVIICK ER. HE>^' BUT I NOTICE work. New 1950 wallpaper books. to act as iU agent. Applicant tank axtended to all outboard cash, lot approximately 76 x 200. WHUT HAwe SOU GOT A BODY PER. BURKE IS OUT LIKE HiS OVON Vary good condition, $350 down WEIAVING of burns, moth holes FIVE ROOM shore cottage with Year ro-.md hard road, new achool. Edward R. Price. Phone 2-1003. should submit brief resume of owners. Wa buy, aell, trade. Cap!' BUT TO USE rr? PONT FAU-LHCE BTARTlNS WEIGHT Phona 8620. and torn clothing, hosiery rum, aelUng experien:e along with ap­ APARTMENT SIZE washer. Ex­ all conveniences at Clinton Beach, All lake privileges. Tel. Manches­ tol Blqulpment Oo„ 38 Main A PEAP POCK." OU b r e a t h e HORSE like AN handbags repaired, zipper re­ INTERIOR AND Exterior paint­ proximate yearly Income expect­ cellent condition, $25. Call 3 Conn. Call 2-2417. WOULPN’T BE RlPtW TDDRf ANVIL, placement. umbrellas repaired, atrect 7958. ter 2-3279. LIKE A . HAIR 1947 FRAZER ing. Average room papered, 812, ed. Addreet replies to Box Q, 3579. IF h e h a p n t l e a r n e d AN OL' r IN A MANHATTAN men's shirt collars reversed and including paper. OeiUnga refinlah- Herald. 68 HOW TO LAND.' replaced. Marlow’s Little Mending NEW AND used outboard motors Wantod to |l«nt IVaRted— Real E»tato 77 ^ F A swAMP.v^! IU: 4 Brand New Tires ed. Excellent workmanihlp. Ray­ and outboard boata. Marine glue, COOLERATOR. In line condition. Shop. mond E’lske. 2-9237. WANTED—Young man to leam .All Extras paints and hardware. Outbeards lUaaqnable. OaU Rockville 211J2 YOUNG Couple, no children, de­ CONSLUIlUUNU SULIJKO to run a paper machine. Good op­ sire rent. Mancheater or vicinity. BY LBSLIB rUKNKB 23 Miles To Gallon MANCHESTER Upholstering Co. OUTSIDE, Inside pllntlng and repaired. McIntosh Boat Co., TOUR PBOPKBTTT . WASH I'lJKKS An Old School Friend portunity for the right person. north end Purnell Parking Place, MONOGRAM combination rmige, Call Willimantlc 1284W1. Reverae .'VOUTNOUdMTZWto Cash Only Accepted Re-upholsterin'g, draperies, slip paperhangtng. Free estimatea. If intereated please contact Mr. C. 4 aiid 4. Very goed condition. Set Without obUgaOoo to you. Phone 3-8102. charges. wUI apprala* o r mak* you a cash EASY! we w e CARRIED THE PUiiM 90V 5 i .cover*. 48 Purnell Place. Call 2- Prompt eervlct. Reasonable, Maron, euperintendent at the of French doors, three oU drums, TO THf SHERIFF LA9T NIOHT CALL 2-4014 9521. Open evenings. offw for property. 8*e u* beforo we MERC prices. Phone 7630. D. Frechette. plant, Mill and Oakland streets, 3 radiators. Call 2-0310 any U«B*. WANTED—Garage, vicinity of pouRAail w t ik iio r BARSTOW Says, "It's the truth!' so WdCRIER '7 ^ Mancheater. Super values In outboards, Martin Pearl and Main streeU. Call 2- S80UT VOU! FOR QUAIJTY, price ano iMrrice GLENWOOD utility combination Phona 7726 Or 6375 1949, modtl 40, 4.2 H. P„ uaed E 3755. WHCKe Have MOUrvOMRiailMID conault Albeft Quay •'Ilia Homa oil and gas atovs, whit* wHh BRAB-BURN RCALTT Ownerie Painter."- Oomplate houra fresh water only, like new, SitntloiMi Waiitcd— black trim, $80. Tsl. 4821. J WANTED To rent, 8 or 4 room c h in k in g o f Helling? W* seed painting and paperlianging se^ 8100. Martin, 1948, model 60. 7.3 heated apartment, 2 aduka. Rita P toiato S8 H. P., 8100. New EMnrudee, $77.00 4 to 8 room bousea. Buyerg.mut- vlca. Phone 2-18Si5. ONE S’ NORGE $29.9$; 1 aU pdr- Naven. I%one 4534. up. Barstow’a, your Evlnrude ceUln 8’rigtdalre 6* and Frtgldaire tog. Quick raaulta. CbH Suburbaa Realty C o. Realtor*. Phone MI5. I EXPERIENCED Baby d ^ e r . Just north c t Poet Office. electric range, both for $99. Great WANTED—By a reliabla family Phone $234. PhopjirS-O^ for cottage. Barstow a, just north o f four, a live or 6 room rent LISTINGS Wanted. I t you want MATTRESS. Yolu old ma6traasos| of Post Office. Several uaed wash­ Phone 2-8X17. ■ to aeU let ua help you. Alice' ers, $10 fq> at Baratow'a. sterilised and remada Uka new. D os»—Birtok—Pete YOIWO COUPLE urgenUy noad Clampet Agency, 843 Main atreet. Oiaaenia—Watch6»-> Phone 4998, or 3-OMO. Call Jones Furniture and V1oor| f e l t b a s k Rugs; 6x9 alXM, r*g. t h m room uafumlahed rent Ref- Covering, 86 Oak. TeL 2-1041. FREE KITTENS. Some bom with-1 j f w c b r 48 out tails. Also male and female | $6.45, w «d a l $3.69. Just the thing arfacoA Tel- 2-II95. WANT LAND to build bomo-hear for tha aummerooUqgA Cbalca e i REPAIR SEWING machines, cate, houea pets. Phoste $386. LEONARD W. Teat Jawalsr, rs- 150 REWARD for 4, 6 or-6 room Croas Hli^sray. Not over 10 household appliances, electric paira, adjusts watches a x p ^ y . dstlgi,a.^ooksd. nurssry, nauU' acrea. Give location and, very Raaaonabla pricea, Opan Thurs­ cal, tiles, marble* and Sorala »*o-monadp. I^mon Julre and 1 ance of Charter Oak Lodge. Hart- Carl E. and Mrs. Olson of Eman­ AT HALE’S SELF SERVE was overmatched then. The re­ That Europeans Are |{ford, June 15. should notify Mrs. uel Lutheran church. Mr. Trued cupation Headquartera had re- Fizzled When Slandart converted. Poll Shown Bare Major­ sult Is that he's charged with Apple Juice and the Strawberries which are back In stock. These orphans of (he march, en- U ly Dunlop, tel. 2-0928 as soon aa and Mr."^ Olson were clasamates celved Japanese reporta of a plot | drunken driving. camp<'d In the British sertor. told . Bearing Fair Share possible. and roommates at Augustana Of Living Went Up ity of Senate Group Patrolmen Paul Masters and Here are some S H I RKINK SPK ( IAI.S of the week, to aaaaaalnate Genera! MacArthur city officials this afternoon they Seminary. Clyde Bullock, called to the which will save for you.... and HEALTH MARKET but he called them "an absolute (A ) do not want to return to the Favorn Continiiaiiee; WakhifiKton, June 2.—{IP) Taipei, Formosa, June 2—W — home of Mallory's father-in- east and (-B i they could not safely Shurfine fake.’’ law, Joseph Knight, said they —Secrotary of State Acheson Men of the Covenant-Congrega-I ’The plot story was told by a H ie captured Secretary of the go bark now anyhow because of Vole Set for Today saw Mallory crash his 20-year tional church, and more particu­ Japanese policeman. The source their disobedient flight. told senatora bluntly today Communist Party on Formosa ad­ old light car head on into a TOMATO JUICE » o. y.. 29c larly members of the Brotherhood, | said the police had arrested a Jap­ The West German authorities that the United States may Attention mitted defeat in a broadcast beam­ Hullctin! ccmcnt-anil-brlck porch. will gather at the church Satur­ anese who "apparently was a par­ were nonplussed. They said only HEALTH MARKET Washington, June 2-ri>e)— "He backed up and rammed have to increase in years to day at noon to paint the exterior I anoiac” — a man who thinks ed to the Red China mainland. about 10 per cent of the blue shirt Sharfine The Senate Banking ('ommit- it two more times before we come its annual outlay for of thfe church, weather permitting. everyone is against him. ’The SecreUry, ’Tsalh Siao-Chen, deserters ran be classified, even Crabapple Jelly, 12 Oz. Jar LITTLE LEAGUE mitlee approved 8 to 5 today could grab him," Masters said. Those who can give time In the “ A” G R A D E FRESH ’The Ihformant, who declined use said he waa charged with build­ by stretching the Imagination, as foreign arms. Testifying be­ legislation lo keep Federal "When he barked up for the Peach Preserve, 12 Oz. Jar morning are urged to do so, and to “ perserutees" and entitled to Foreign Re­ Sec Our Specials On MODEL BOATS of his name, said headquarters ing a Red underground to strike rent controls f o r ’another sis third time he hit our police car fore tlie Senate Currant Jelly, 12 Oz. Jar . . bring their own brush and lunch­ “ refuses to accept this story as when the CSilneee Reds Invaded haven In the 'West. A special com­ Armed Services Today’s Sport Page es. A hot dog roast and coffee months. The present ronirol and that stopped him." Mai lations and BEEF Pork evidence of a plot" against Mac­ Formosa. But a four-year organiz­ mission was appointed to examine committees, Acheson said tha will be provided In the aftemooh. I MIDGET MOTOR law expires June 80. lory, 29, had an explanation: "1 ROUND ROUND Arthur. ing drive produced few results, each case. western world is ” a long way Sharfine routs WITH 3 u t c r ot s midium IJke a bill pending In the was mad at him," the officers ROAST STEAK He said no extra guards or oth­ Tsaih said. The FDJ (Frele Deutsche Ju- from having an adequate security Evaporated Milk or NASSIFF Shoulders House, the Senate e<*mmlt- quoted him ns saying. Patrol­ AU rot ONLY er precautions had been assigned (A t Hong Kong, the Independ­ gend—Free German* Youth) de­ man Bullock surveyed the, force" to meet the threat of Com­ .I Cans .l-lc Oarrvlng part ot a flagpole and dreeoed In shorts and a Moe shirt, a serters were plainly disappointed tee’s measure also would per­ (Carnation Milk) . to MacArthur. ent Weh Klu Yat Po said today mit cities to keep rontrols for wreckage and toted up this munist aggression. member of the Communist-dominated FDJ— "Free Clemuui Youth’ and In some cases worried over the ARMS CO. Lefttat Group Planned It Red chleftalne set the Formosa In- organization— passes a pollfse ctordon at Helmstedt, Germany, May 81, the first six mtinlhs of 19.11 damage score; House, 8300; He urged C^>ngress to approva 1015 Main St. Tel. 2-1647 ’The alleged plot aa told to Oc­ prospect of returning home. Mallory's ear, 850; police car a new 81.222,500,000 arms aid pro­ HALE'S lb. upon returning from the Communist Whitsun rally In the Berlin east A 16-year-old boy from Halle If their giwernlng bodies vot­ Shurtlne cupation Headquarters was this: (Conttnued oo Page Eight) 82.1. gram for the flsral year beginning C R E A M CORN (Yellow ) 2 1« Oz. Cana 2,'ic LB. LB. zone. On June 1, an estimated 10,000 Communist youths maroon^ told a West German official: ed lo Keep them. An unidentfied Tokyo organiza­ for two nighto Just Inside the Soriet zone at Loetoeck, Germany, be­ J\ily 1: Of that amount, ll.O 81.000.- tion, reportedly leftist, planned to ‘You know very well that we 000,000 would go to bolster de­ Headquarters gan moving toward their West German homes. West German police can't go back without being ar­ Washington. June 2 ()Pt A poll 8 CYL. PONTIAC kill MacArthur near downtown demanded that they give their names or submit to medical examina­ fenses of the North Atlantlo Sharfine ^ ^ DUBUQUE OR BLACKHAWK BRANDS rested now for political unreliahll of the Senate Banking Committee Treaty countries. 43c FOR Hlbaya Park, not far from his McCarthy Will tions before crossing the border. (A P wlrephoto by radio from CO R NE D B E E F H ASH , Reg. 12 Oz. Can headquarters. Ity." showed todsy that a bare majority Middies Hear The total amount asked ts Lipton’s Specials Frankfurt). ______GIVEN AW AY ’The date originally waa set for A young woman teacher from of Its members, seven out of 13, slightly lower than the 81.814,010,- Thuringia declared: May 14 or 15 but was postponed Isnore Bebuke favor continuing federal rent con­ 000 made available by Congreeq hRAHK-ly, They're Tops until June 4 to coincide with the “ I will not go home, T have de­ Unification OK for the present fiscal year. SAT., JUNE 3 pkgs. DAISY HAMS cided to start a new life In the trols — and then for only alx FROSTEE 2 29c Upper House of Parliament elec­ Pinehusfr Meats Weat. I ’ll find a way. It Is better months. Holds Out No Hope 7:30 P. M. tions. Crime Probers Seek The committee sfsrts voting to­ 'The man arrested supposedly Plans No Reply to Mar­ to risk something than knowingly But Acheson refused to hold out Come to Pinehurst for the run info certain arrest." day on a number of propoeals call­ Johnson Tells Annapolis hope that these expenditures can BY TEA BAGS 55c LEAN was Involved In the plan but it garet Chase Smith’s ing for extension of the federal friesheat fran k s., several to M A L L lb . waa not clear whether he waa to All the campmates agreed that I UluHH All Differences be progrgulvely reduced. (48 Count) I ceilings. In resp^se to a question by choose from .. freshly sliced be the assassin. ’There waa no in­ Slap at Tactics Freeze of Wire Files West Berlin’s full shops. cheap TALL CEDARS OF bananas and oranges and tasty 1 One of these measures, backed Senator H. Alexander Smith rti\g a tically no chance that any such bill today unification does not mean ern Europe. CHICKEN NOODLE a new (3ommunlsta-in-govemment TIME TO EAT OUTDOORS BALCH PONTIAC Frankfurts Hamburg bis American Embassy home. On the Underworld;, Ex“LsUClOn Altl Jazz trumpeter. It cpfitrasted would get the group’s support. each of the armed services should Without mentioning Russia by i whether you eat out or in. .Pinehurst fresh ground C E N T E R ST. Ranges, Refrigerators Meanwhile Japan’s Communists, blast today. atrangly with his faded shirt, Fonr Fhvor Half-Year Curb bury its own causes. The Wisconsin legislator told Truman Pledges Aid' ------name, he aald that unlsaa another oaded to fighting temper by In- womout shoes and sloppy pants. Of the six senators who favorei) So long aa all are bound by final power revises Its course ot action, ats are the best. This week-end we featured MIX 3 Pkgs. 33c reporters the new attack would Tickets available from Washers and All tntaUonal revDluUenlsts, may Two buxom gtrlv adorned their a six-month extension beyond fha derisions, he wouldn't want It any "we may have to put more, rather lb . lb . S come In a Senate speech which he Man Who Headed Kan­ face a showdown In tomorrow’s Washington. June 2 .—(ITl—A blue blues with American-made end of this month—when present other way, Johnson said In s than leae, effort Into this program." any Tall Cedar or at A & P said would Ignore charges leveled Other Appliances anti-American “general strfReT* Senate investigation of crime and san’s Presidential Cam­ handkerchiefs with red doto. controls expire — four said they speech delivered at the 110th Acheson said the United StiAes Lot, East Center St. by G O P Senator Margaret C!3iase would go along with a provialon Reliable Japanese sources said gambling appeared to be snow- Ix«ri> Russian Flrat Naval Academy (Commencement. must continue Its military assist­ GROUND CHUCK Lb. 59c Smith of Maine against "certain calling for another half-year of Academy-bred officers "are con­ today General MacArthur’a head­ baUing today into the biggest gov­ paign Picked by Court A 10-year-old boy asked; ance to Western Europe in order . P. 8. If you are eating outdoors. .we have Char- elements" of the Republican par^ celllnge for those cities nr etatra tributing whole-heartedly" to uni­ fk€ JW.HAM c o m FAIRMONT’S BE’TTEB BULK quarters la studying a government ernment crackdown on the under­ "Can you tell me whether it Is to preserve the North Atlantia MAZOLA ty. It was clear she was talking which specifically asked for them. fication, Johnson told the .690 Mai Brldiets. .paper plates, cups, etc. plan to outlaw the Japan Commu­ world since prohibition daysi Philadelphia. June 2— John true that Communism is to take Area from aggression. nist Party. about McCarthy, for one. the place of Imperialism every- That would conform with a bill graduates. McCarthy declined In advance With the full support of Presl- D. M. Hamilton, chairman of the Warns Against "Let Down" SUFFERING CREAM CHEESE Tbs details are already known "1 can say without any hesi­ Ha aald the Western, Anti-Com­ to the Communists through the Republican National Committee '' (Contlnoed on Page Bight) (Ooattnacd on Page BIghi) tancy whstsoever that the spirit PINEHURST LAMB (Oeattoned on Page Eight) (Coottnoed on Page Eight) munist coalition already has mads THE SCOTT OIL usual leaks, the sources said. when A lf London was OOP Presi­ unification has become a real great progress In economic and po­ FROM and universal force throughout M e went to w p h e M * that tiila la gmnine Spring LaiWb. .the May Outlaw Communists dential candidate, is chief defense litical cooperation and in dafenaa CLEANSING Wbather the plan will be adopt- the services," Johnson said. preparations. pMc a t tiM crop, .the lega. .the riiop«. .the ahouldprs are amaU for Harry Gold, 39-year old re­ Class Illustrates Point end taadsr. U you do not order ahead, we may be sold out, We'll be well supplied with Fresh ad may depend greatly on the But, the Secretary said aharplyt Asthma? TISSUES Communist demonstrations tomor­ search chemist accused of wartime The clsss Itself illustrated his lor tiM supply of thta quality Lamb la deflnltely limited. It’a Buswell Is Guilty SANSON’S ASTHMA row. The Red party predicted New Atomic Weapons espionage. point. M ghtly higher than the older lamba. .but It’a worth It. The Hamilton was appointed by U. S. (ConUnued on Page Eight) REMEDY Dresed BROILERS, FOWL and more than 400,000 labor unionists Admiral Forrest P. Sherman, tMat tnw*- Fresh Inmb Pattlee. lb. 59r. Launb Shouldera, lb. 2 3 e and thousands of students would District Court Judge’ James P. Mc- chief of Naval operations, swore 56. Rranember, pleaae, that Lamb Shouldera slice better If you Has helped many a ^ p le Join in the nation-wide strike. Granery yesterday in compliance In W AF Rape Slaying in 461 as ensigns. But 1*71 were let lamb set for 15 minutes after removing from the roasting lead a oorniaL acttvy’llfe by ROASTERS. Violence such as the^ Memorial Cheer Pact Nations with Gold's request for counsel. commissioned second lieutenants pan. We have good quality Mint JeUy or Curnuit Jelly. .Also removing the palafnl eymp- TALL CAN HUNT’S Day kicking and stoning o f Ameri- Augustus S. Ballard, like Hamil­ In the Air Force. The Marine Mtot Baoee. tome of aathma. \ can troopa may result in the Jap- ton, a member of the Philadelphia Corps, an arm of the Navy, re­ START USING IT \anese Government outlawing the Planners See Them Mak-1 (C o n s id e r W c S t law firm headed by George Whar­ Jury Rreomniend.He Be I g,|jjer Convicted ceived 48 shavetails. FRUIT COCKTAIL ton Pepper, former U. S. Senator Flashes! TODAY Manche$ter^$ Piano -pommunist Party. Spared Death Penally; I------The others, including three from PINEHURST POULTRY Our Seafood Display includes \ The strike waa called In reprisal ing West Secure With­ from Pennsylvania, was named as­ South America and one from the (Late Bulletins ot the WIra) NEW LOW PRICE! Distributor for oz. TIN HUNT’S fo^ the speedy trial of eight Jap­ out Bankrupting U. S.; sociate counilel. Judge Puiuzled at the Philippines, won diplomas but no Propariy dresaed, ,FAR.M FUESH Broilers, FYyers and Fowl. anese charged with attacking five German Police Gold asked for counsel "who would not make a show; have no Rib Roast Beef, Corned Beef, Steaks and the freshest Gov- Por Sale at the FoDowtag •SOHMER 13c 19 good variety of easy tp prepare U. 8^ soldiers Monday. It also is Urge Strong Armies ^ Wording of Verdict (Oontlaned en Pnge Ten) Actreea* MoUon Denied Maacheeter Drag Storeat TOMATO SAUCE 2. radical connections, no leftist or enunent inspected pork will he found ready for your selection Bridgeport, June 2—“ For cellor Adenauer of West Germany. A Melrose, Mass., widow’s fanttar- TOMA’TOES CUCUMBERS ing strike against Bell Aircraft of different type sand sizes are The suggestion waa taken up by Washington, June 2—(/P) — The ed body waa found today la n shnl- CARROTS Oorp. last year ... Petite slacks- under development was disclosed the American-Brltlsh-French For­ Commerce Department pressed FLOUR Says Czechs I Would low, watery ditch to which her 19- n iE S H EGOS RHUBARB Lb. elad womui detective shoots and recently by Secretary of Defense eign Ministers at their London ouster proceedings against two trade officials today in the face of year old nephew led police. Tha Lbs. wounds man aa she and male Johnson. meeting early this month but no PKG. FIRST PRIZE GREEN BEANS 2 sleuth raid upper Manhattan He predicted that In the near an accusation that the real reason nephew, WUIlam N. ElweU ed Fresh Native Asparagus is really in demand now. future some of them may have tac­ decision was reached. for Its action is fear of a congrea- apartment and arrest eight dope Press Officers Michael J. Mc­ Break U. S. Relations Brunswick, ..le., had been nrreatod no wonder for the quality is excenent. W e offer suspects ... Lloyd H. Sidener’s tical as well as strategic signifi­ siqnal investigation. n short whUe earner while driving LARD Dermott told a news conference Department officials said "mal­ 18-week flght with John L- Lewis cance — that is, for use against Mrs. Viola Tully'# blood-atolued Bchs. troops, as well as industrial tar­ that the matter now has been re­ administration” charges are being n;- MELROSE NATIVE BEETS — b-keved aettflad earlier—flares ferred to the American-Brltlsh- car at Portland. His clothing warn KOUNTY HJ8T CREA5I STYLE gets. Air Foree Sgt. Lyle T. Buswell, readied against William W. Rem­ A S P A R A G U S ...... Lb. Bch. anew In Canton, III., because of French High Commissioners at sAmidi seM j Rhee Praises blood-stained, poUce said. Atlantic Pact mUltary planners 88, o f Rutland, V t„ take# * deep ington similar to those handed yes­ • • • threats against Sidener’s life. Trial as Propaganda | ' , - , drag OH hki dgnrette Ifi the ooivl- terday to Michael E. Lee. MARTHA WASHINGTON NATIVE Lbs. PoUce Seek Convict CORN 29e g r e e n SQUASH 2 Official Catholic Dlredory for (OMitinaed on Pag* T m ) (OontinD^ on Pnge Eight) dor of thoYedeml bolldlng In Snn Both Remington and Lee are 1960 says there ara 87,766,141 Vnadniia, 111., June 2— — A A S P A R A G U S . . . .Bunches W'eigh Over A Lb. RED W IN G Potpiirri; His Arrest} FreC XlllllKing Fraaciseo aa a Jury of 12 mea re­ 810,000-a-year officials of the De­ hltchhUdng Missouri convkA’s Oatbolioa In U. B,, Alaska and partment’s Office of International *• You Will Find Everything in Fruits and tired to delUwrate hla fate. He brutal attack on n tmchdriver ^ Haw4il, an inersase o f 3.8 per cent Had Been Onlered Trade. Both have denied congres- Vegetables at Pinehurst. was convicted of the mpe-olnylng day aet ott n manhunt hy see»- RASPBERRY ITALIAN PEPPERS u. during past year ... Woman who Two Missing as Volcano Lauds Koreans for Dis­ of WAF Sgt. Fairy E. Decker of e n IlUaols law afllceia. Tha tf s h told police she was Novelist Ur- New York, June 2—OP) — Dana i YorkV Ito, (AP wlrephoto). (Ooatlaaed or Page Eteven) Adame Schmidt, New York Times | carding Party Labels driver. Carl Pnrslnirr JELLY auto Parrott is free ot riiarges that CTty. Mo„ said the Mtchhlhto ^ ^ she flailed to pay 8225 hotri bill Erupts on Hawaii Isle oorrenpondent 'who left Pragu e: Electing New Assembly had picked np la BUasourl toU GARLIC M. at Prtnoena Anne, Md. . . . A ir thia week a few hours ahead of hlmi "I’U have to kU y— h««»—« Force accepta eombiantlon bomb­ poaslble arreet, says the burrent I’m na escapee tram the Mlaeonft treason trial there has convlced Seoul, June 2—(IT) — President President’s Kin Loses er rriumna'sianrr plane powered Honolulu. June 2—(ff)—A t least.^ Communtcations vritt the soum- RED WING FRUIT , ucojcyhall by four Jets, product of North many IVeatem diplomats that Rhee today praised Koreans' for ... em part have been cut, he added, their Independent thinking in American Ariatlon Oorp. two peraons are missing and 15 Czechoslovakia 'wants to break MODEL BOATS homes destroyed In the eruption of and the damage there Is not electing a new National Assembly Cuban Mayoralty Race Hmit ShMtlBg Trie ____ -SYRUPS 2 r., 49e I Archbishop Richsrd J. Cushini known. diplomatic relation^ with the Unit­ snd predicted their balloting Chihiiin, OUh Jnne » — Aeewtod Flavors (Pts.) Mauna Loa 'volcano which poured ed States. MIDGET MOTfiil FUR STORAGE of Boston and BIsbop Henry Kona police reported by radio­ might bring about a new par­ tarn nmlaeia won tanm lit MB* MELONS CPBiton o f Hartford are s^ven hon­ a river of red-hot lava 20 inilea to the ocean. Kona, Hawaii, police phone that "probably 60 families’’ Schmidt, in a dispatch from ty- , Havana. Chiba, June 2—(g>)—An-t. R*pres.ntaUvto," h# a^d, eem staged _ ^ routs WITH} u i e i ot s aioiu a 3% on FuM up to fSOO Valuation NO. 2 CAN BURT OLNBY orary doctor of laws degrees at seuch ncM here today tor a t a » said today. were forced to evacuate seacoast Frankfurt, Germany, described Of 210 congressmen elected brother of | well as 100 to 110 of the 126 may­ AUmONlY. 47th commencement o f St. M i­ tonlo Prio -Socarras, orship races. ahooUng trio which h s ^ Mto The massive volcano erupted homes' between the 'vlllsges of the 13 defendants as “ pawns in Tuesday, 128 are Independents down In i 1% OB-each $100 over chael’s College in Burlington, V t an omnibus trial" for. which the and only 31 were Incumbents. Par­ Chiba^s President, went Ouitellanos, who became Ha law la two bottles yesterday. Two TOMATO JUICE 2 r.r 23c GRAPEFRUIT . . . Reception to be held in Hart­ last night, driving 60 families Alse and Pahoehoe. Oommuniata Iisve raked together ties that had supported Rhee lost defeat yesterday in the race f o r ' vena’s Mayor more than two years men and n wonask halted tor o 9300 vahmthm—98.00 minimum ford Monday for Ambassador Fer­ front their homes on southwest Ponra Into Ocean routine cheek hy o Tfiooeeeto chaqgea against nearly the en- heavHy. However, the President Mayor of Havana. ego after tha suicide of Jose Man- CAUFORMA nando Berckemeycr of Peru and Hawaii Island. They aald all telephone commu- uel Supervlelle, was backed by the state trooper near Oeltaorato PoUce Sgt. Henry Kunltomo )lre Western diploinatic eorpe snd never campaigned for any candi­ Prio Socarras was beaten by group of Penivlu Naval officers nicaUona with the area were cut small Oommuntat Party and two Tewk. got the drop M the treep. Fur Trimmed C3oth Coats^ minimum 92.00. (Valua- Sfio-Crop Frozen Foods said Mr. and Mra; L. P. Lincoln, a every conceivable Ckech opposiUon date or party— and today told Nloolsa Csstellanos, Incumbent wUI be broadcast to Central aad It was impossible to assess dam­ newspapermen he never haid been other minority, anti-administra­ er and aelaed Iris pntiel o m - 65c retired ikiupis in their 70’s, are group. Mayor. The Havana result was a Every day Pinehurst low prices prevail on Proctor tion op to 975.00). Ovmr 975.00, 3% of vahsation. ORANGES Boutb America, announces Gover­ age immediately, the police said. tion groups. talalng a macMaa gfia aad ■6* He says one o f the Communists' a member o f any political group. abarp depeat for tha National Ad­ nor Bowles' office. missing. They added, however, that another Rhee addressed the final aeasion bulleto.______A Gamble Products. Duz, Dri^ft, Tide, Ivory Flakes 12 Os. Enactment of aattoaal old age Many Homea Deatroyed objeotfves is to prove to their own ministration. Bx-Prsaident Ramon Grau San SUCCOTASH 28c 40 homea in the area were be­ of tha outgoing Assembly. Psr- Martin, who guided Carioa Prio aad Ivory Straw 27c pkg. Newf 10 pack of C^anuty Soap Cloth Coats, mlnimam 91.50. (Valnatlon to 950). pension plaa that wofdd pay eligl He said tha molten lava streams sstisfacUon that tha coup in which President Osrlos Prio SoenrrM itW r Green Stampa Given With Cash Sales lieved aafe for the present. lispa many o f its msmhsrs had see- Socaras to tha praaldoncy. but lat­ TnwMwrT Bhlsi i f * 69c. W e have Tide and Duz in the giant sizes. Over ^0.00, 8% of valostioik bios over 60 years o f age an aatl- p ou r^ Into sevsral ssaoosat trU- thsy asissd power In Fsbruary, claimed overall victory, however. The hot lava presumably burned riflesd thetr poUticsl future by er broke with him, supported <3s^ matad 8156 monthly is demanded ugss and dastroyad "about 15 1948, was undertaken, in aelf de­ In nationwide parliamentery and ' Criseo, I ’s 33c, 3’s 89c. raising taxes Just before the elect- tenanos. Bo ^ gJx-PriUdsnt Wafihlngtoa. June » —< »)— 1 t by national convention o f Town­ homea and one Catholic church." down telephone poles, cutting cir­ municipal election contests- Slxty- BRUSSELL fense against Westsm diplomaU, tion. The raise was demanded by gencio Batista, who ruled- Cuba ^U oa of the Treasury “ Inmwod TIeMJp Sarvica send cluba In Denver.. General A schoolhouse also waa reported cuits. fihe of the 156 seaU in tha lower lesdscs of the late President Rhee after the U. 8. SUte Depart­ for 11 years from 1988 to 1944. Electric company In Schenectady, demolished but this waa uncon­ The Civil A ir Patrol aald the House o f Parliament were at stake 10 Q i. stream o f molten rock poured Into Eduard Bents' National Socialist ment told Korea it must bstancs Out of 1858 precincts, 1201 gato Net budget receipts. SPROUTS 33c N . T.. decUnes to meet agents of firmed. In the elsetiona. the ocean near Htmaunau village Party, tha CathoUc Paoplea’ Party its budget or lose further financial OaateUanoa 158.585 votes; Prio 154.02; budget ( Cnitod Eleetileal Worfcera nalon Kunlmoto said the area dam­ Baeked by Oommunlsto oq the southwest coast of Hawaii and othara who planned to put akL Socarras. 112,038. and Manuel 110J9T.42: I C0» until results o f last week’s NURB aged waa on the northern side of "Our parties bars Won n majori­ laland. It said a aecbnd flow was BUba. 86,818. 670^06446. elections at 57 GE plants become the lava flow, which he aald was lOeathwei sp IPaa ■snoL ty « f tha 66 Mats In the Houfis of 5 0 s . 2lC only three miles from the (OoaltMMid sa rags Btght) CSV* LEMONADE ^ pfflcUl,^ one mile wida. 6. r -J-..