TirURSDAT, JUNE 27r 194t \. Manrh^atpr Eoftting ^^fralD Average Dafly Circulation S D t T E E If Fer tho Month o< May, 1*48 The Weather vr-xel w is torpcloed about 200 Pem oot of |j. a. Wratbor O m o m have h. en amo:.g tho e who died gilles off the China rnaat on Oct. The American Lithuanian Cltl- when the Jap .-hip v.as aunk. 24. 1944. with few anrx’lvors. 9,065 CenUntied nnromfortaMy warm Edward Hvsoii tonight, widely neattered thogder- aena club will hold an Important Manchester •f rrobable Hate ol l>ealh in the two and one-half years MeoilMr ot tlw Audit #how m late thi# ofteraeoa or early About Town meeting tomorrow evening at " The War Department llx-^d the -that Hvaon w as in the Philippines i | Borcaa ot CIroalatloa* o'clock In the Liberty hall on Ool- probable date of death of Tfyson orison < amp member.* of the fam­ Sell Your Car Hanrlfratpr lEurtiittg Urralb thin erenlng;^natiirday fair and hot. Dale Hook Presumed Lost way street. All present and fu­ on Of totrer 24. 19M. ily lenived hut thiee brief .aixls Mnnchosler— .1 City o f ViUnge C.hnrm m- A Mr. Iverton ot Falrflfld- ture members should be present as Thursday, July t Mi-i ili.is of the fi-milv. In Inuii him. " "T torni.. won the automobile offered the meeting will deal with the fi­ A memoiial m-iviie has been Amen, an I-eglon Fireworks Vi ar l)«*|»arlmi‘iil IMarr*. • ai.h i>f me giam of infoima- VOL. LXV„ NO. 229 (Claeoiaod AdverUelog on Pago It) ||M the VFW durlnR the Bridgeport nances of the dub as well as the Pisplav at Memorial Field lon iboiit him. went to Sampson. held in St. F'lan.is of Asaigi NOW MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1946 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CBI }§tata Convention. flection of offi< er*. .Momlay, July M Probable Dale t»f Oealb .N Y.. to Intel view a hiid.ly of ehiirrh in South WIn.lsoi for the rommiinity Va. ation S. h.ad .vJeigf.inl Hvson's in the Jap pris­ .stanth Winilsor man. Mrs. Matthew Morlarty, past- Bichard J Herron. PhM 3-c, of ofiens at South . hurch. \h Orttibrr 21. I*M I on I amp and he gave them muc h I leader of the Mother’a Circle of 21 Kdgerton street, was honorably Uedni *«la>, .lul> l « delail.Ml, If horiilde, infoimatlon Oregon Blaze Levels IiuhiHtrial Plants the Sacred Heart entertained meni- 1 discharged from .Naval service ves- Junior ami . .'^-niiii Sp<.rlsiiien aiioiit the liealim nt ol rhe H. S \I.U,L t.OtBAN .Siigiant FM. ard K.iil IF -on, ol (Known ^a ^ueen Alice) Foreign Ministers^ ■ bcra and their children at a picnic : tenlav at Lido Beach, Long Island, meeting and movies. evnter piisoiieis'hy th.’ .laps. The in- South Winilsor, a iiiembri of the Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Son at her home at Coventry L ^ e last N. Y JSprings park at «:30 foimant. who hail been with Hv- Truman Pledges All R..m U lth a Veil W ell Pay Thursday. Swimming and game* Saturila>, .lul\ IS ■Jilth Arm’.' Ait F'orir.'*. \.l.o uar. son for the duration of his tinif is Reading* Daily. Including Sunday, were enjoyed by the children. Oiiling Hose f'o .No. 1 SMI-I'. .aptuied h> the Japulies.’ on Ba. H prisoner, ftnallv had been slated II \ 9 I* ' f Dr B.v Vpp.dnt- St .Marlborough. IJ«ke I an Pi’lim.Rula on Afird i. If'fJ, to lie tiansteiieil to Japan fiom Gather to Ponder Loc a l / I rlda>, Jiil> 1» the I’ lilippine pnaon i amp Hy.son ment. In the Servk’e oi the Peo­ .-^pedal town meeting *t High uas pi..xum»d lost \.lu'ii a .lajia- was ill at. the lime and failed to ple for Sll Vrar*. SPIKITI Al. MLDIl'M (;raiit(Ml l)i\or< <*s nt hool hAll ne-e hospital .ship "a s sunk in lh«’ l iotted along with hts bmldv- and Tops Support for Barucb REMEMBER! Siimla>, II \M imly of the l’ hilii«pim - < a lly ­ it was e hile aiaiaid »-later pi isoii 169 C hurch street, llartforil, tonn. ing all hut nine firi.soneis of a n - .•"hip, enroule to .l-apan, that the Phone « 2024 Five Peace Pacts Annual outi.-.g T. d .M.m s S... lal FRIDAY NIGHT IS dub and .Mlantonoinoh Tiihe, poited 1 TT.'i .ihoar.l to th< ii d. athS. Four Mamhester MSidrnt." weie t - granted divon e.s yrsteidav In Su­ loRM. Carden Cmve .^ei gi ant H ’, -on \\ a Ih' >oii ol OUR HIGH PRICES ARE n C H T NIGHT Saliirda.i. Hi'pl. • perior roiiit in MaitforfI Ml. and .'Its. F'.ail W.ild'. H ’, loii Making Last Minute Ef­ IN MANCHESTER Rotaiv Clllh's Sort|> Box luilu OUR PROOF Urges House Atomic Power Stan^ I.iireitia A. Hidden M.-ihl'-n .; A fort to Clear Decks was grantrd a dener fioni Havid For 21-Nation Peace .1 H.nddrn of M;im< hreloi on <|e>*ei- Mo^|Hkvll iN o lrs Change Vote Uniterl Nations Atoi lion. Liirialne F < Jih hiK. -l CaU 5141 Conference in Parts Survey Shows Meat Will Haitfoid. wa.s pianleil a divoiif — F O R ^ ic Commission A L ’S RADIO CLIN K ’ Next Month; Dodecan- fioni Walter F Cddii.-M of Mau- AdTiidteil v c .-liid iv ’ Ml'- F.lla On Red Curb Into Working Session] Electric Appliances and Repair# iheRli-i on gioiiind,- of inlolrinl>l> S..ltvh. RiiiUville H..iidd Hanna. Cole Motors eoe Given to Greece Odd Shortages Be Short of All Kind* riiieltv 41 I'nion sticil .Miss Deliu.s V Russia Tosses V< Myrth M i lough of M.uilT.ut distance Or if it’s a bag of rice you are butcher shops were closed a* the "As the Atomic Energy ther, Rmkville: Albert Ja.kson, ministers would be able to take up new 546.6.000.000 U N R R A fund be OP A Bill or Nothing over the town line fiiun Manches­ after, look some place other than famine in meat continued. mission on which you have any topic they desired. *niis might spent in countries denying Amer­ 62 Winter street. Seiiatorn Say Truman the chief rice producing state of George Dressier, executive sec­ so ably representing our cou LECLERC ter. fresh lead to further discussion of the ican correspondents free access to Discharged today: Sanmel E l­ He attended the s. hools In Wap- Louisiana. retary of the association, said re­ begins its more detailed dli knotty problem of Trieste, consid­ U N R R A news. Funeral Home liott. 801 Main street; .Mrs. Helen ping and WHS a stu.ienl in Man- To Give Authority Leaders Say Price Con- F i e o n l These were only a few of the lease of cattle held In feed lots sions, I want to assure you t, ered the key to solving the remain­ See House Standing Pat .lohnson. 43 Ixuaist street; Miss oddities that came out of an Asso­ awaiting a decision on price con­ of my fiill support and of my ' CAR .'lic.xter Higli school ui th.' Class of ing issue*. Supporters of the amendment To Scan Tax Returns trols W ill Die Sun- T I S l H I 2.*! Main Street Fllizabeth Webster, 13T Bianfoid 1936 w hen he left s. hool in his ciated Press survey in key cities trol ceilings probably would bring fldence that our participation Many of these issues were fun- professed confidence, however, Phone 52fi9 street; Mrs. Glenna Pi kial. H junior vear. At the time of his en- across and up nnd down the coun­ some supplies to market after this great task, so vital to ACTING dsmentsl. They included repara­ that the House would stand pat. d a y If Comuroiuiiie ' Drive F', Silver l.aiie homes. Mis. li.slment in 1940 he was employ­ Bulletin! try of consumer items that are next week. He added, however, that peace oT the world and the weH tions and colonial issues, sa well as The issue started to come to a Report Seen I Dagmar Olsen and daughter. 73 A1- ed m the .Niles-Bement Pond plant •Pleasure Not Signed scarce in one place and available an average amount of meat would 4are of mankind, it in good ha the division of surplus Naval units, head rapidly after President Tru­ lishington. June ‘.18—ie> STUBBORN? I ton street; John Aiibry. Jr Bol­ — Chairman , Iead (I)., N. Y.) in another, due sometimes to not reach the consumer "until " I have been following and aha in West Hartford. R)0D$ and compensation of Allied nation­ man reported to Congress Tues­ 6 ton Lake; Richard Mott, 90 Jarvis about September.” continue to follow your work wit T A L L CED.VRS Captured on Bataan als for dAtruction of their proper­ day that all nations receiving told the Senate tod-.i,v the De­ Waslinigton, June '28.—(A*j Prospects Appear Good quirks in the American system of road: Clayton Hills, 84 Alton U NR R A aid. except the Soviet fense Investigating ronimittee distribution. "People won’t starve to death the closest attention nnd with ever A* a member of HeaiUfuai ters ty in Italy. street; Brooke Hastings. 240 South Company, 20th A A F at Nichols republics of Ukrainia and Byelo- will begin a public Investiga­ Congi’cssional leaders told Nation to Top Fore- Bread, butter and beef shortag' for meat," Dreasler said. "There is hope and prayer for Its aucceaa.”' Main atreot, Mr*. F'ranres Wills, On the Balkan treaties, the prin­ meat on the farms and ranges but Field. .Nianila, when the Japs ad­ Russia, have made ".satisfactory tion of war profit* Monday I’resifJbnt Truman today that Soviet Russia tossed a vot cipal problsms concerned freedom cast hv Rilliflil IlnlLirM regu- it won’t get to market until Sep­ controvoisy into the lap of Maine: William Graif. 61 Wash­ vanced on the city in January, ■ arrangements” for uncensored with hearing# on the opera­ if He does not sign the com­ . 1 if> oillioil IIOIIUIS larlty, but with a few breaks ington street; Thomas Murdock. of navigation on the Danube and tember. We can promise a mini­ A poke won't make year B in g o 1942, he joined the group of de­ pre.ss reporting of ITNRRA opera­ tion* of a group of Chicago .ihowing here and there. Shortage Atomic Energy commission tods) freedom of commerce with Balkan Lake street: James Coleman, ,36 tions. concern*. Ue<-lurlng that promise OPA hill price con­ mum per capita supply of 140 when she ser\’ed notice that ahel M r ran. bat a ebeck-ap fenders on Bataan which held out nations. Thsre were no fundamen­ Washington. June 28 i/Pi , of men's suits nnd white shirts was u t l repair job done by Clinton street. Mr. Truman transmitted with more than 531.6,000,000.000 trols will die Sunday. Demo­ pounds this year against 132 would flght for a rule requiring al until early in April. 1942. only to tal points of disagreement on the Prospects appeared good today for invariable, pounds last year.” ear expert mecbanica will. Orange Hall surrender when .shoi’t of fo.al and HALE'S SELF SERVE his report a me.ssage from the So- had Iteen #|>ent oh war pur­ cratic Leader Barkley (Ky.), two-thirds vote for approval of oIl| ScarcJty Li#t Long Finnish treaty. Viet government stating the two the government to finish out its questions before the commission. Don’t m lu oat on yoar riddled with .sicknesses on April i chase# up to V-J day. Mead told reiiorters after a White The scarcity list was long. But oommer driving fan! MoetlBg Deadline Doubtful ' republics "contemplated” no re­ »ald it wa# "|»erfeetly obvious fiscal year Sunday more than 51,- That was one of the flrat qilaa> Tomorrow Night X,' 1942. - A British source commented that House conference that the if a consumer had a magic carpet, tions scheduled for action as Qm | After being taken prisoner- after laxation of press censorship, but that then* would be some 000.000.000 belter off than Presi­ despite yesterday's fruitful ses­ majority loader* were unanimous 'a lot of luck and plenty of perse­ commission was called into aeuioal (the fall of Bataan, the War De­ adding that Information on relief wasteful and improper prac­ dent Truman foreca.st in April, Held in Death 23 REGULAR GAMES 25c and HEALTH MARKET sion—at which the Italian-owned activities might nevertheless be in telling Mr. Truman that it i« verance, tho survey Indicated he •'It 10:30 a. m. (e. d. L ) for it«| Maple SEE! partment revealed, Hys.vn was hel.l tice# and some instance# of But the 12-month deficit still 7 SPECIAL GAMES Dodecanese Islands in the Aegean obtained through normal UNRRA “all or nothine”\so far a.*__ Uie I could come out of a nation-wide pTiskncr bv the Japs in tlie Philip­ downright fruiidulrnl and will top 520,000,000,000, and much I i f K a « r k f 1 - i A a * “ » » working com*| SWEEPSTAKES Have your lights checked sea were awrarded to Greice and channels. . bill now pending’ before the Sen-i I buying .spree with jii.st about ev­ 1. ■ mlttee to start laying the ground-| Super Service I’riminal practioe#” because of ; of the "saving” may simply spill pines until Oct 1914, when with the Tends and Brigs regions on House dissatisfaction with this ate is concei’ned erything he wanted. work for a permanent atomic con-| WEEKLY PRIZE today so Y'Ol' can see— , other prisoners, a.s he was Specials For Thursday Afternoon and the need for haste. Balva VendriUo 1 77,6 tha FYsneh-Itohan border to reply provided the momentum Resolution Defeat' Seen ' , into the books for the new Take white shirts. trol agency. • MAPLE STREET MONTHLY PRIZE and others wiit not be being transported by ship to an­ Toledo, Ohio, reported that more France— it seemed doubtful that which brought yesterday’s "no Barkley said he. Speaker Ray-1 . \ r g n i n e n t O v e r F a t e ‘*'®“ Jes-terday whoal TE L. 8967 W A R BOND blinded. other camp, the ship was sunk and tha ministers could—-meet theis nama no cash" vats.. fhe commission s committe# oi>l only nine men w-ere saved. Five T(KbE DRAWN JUNE M Evening^Friday^Saturday self-imposed deadline for comple­ "Insult To Friendly Nation” O f (sU U tS Precedes I ' "Od pix>oedure apjiroved a I of those made their way to China tion of work on the five treaties "The action of the house was told the president 442,932,000,000 Mr. Truman fore- first three nionths of this year put I . 1 OI . #*i ' pi-ovidlng that measures couldl nnd four others were recaptured ex- togetlicr. Piiiiadelpliia conceded F Town Motors today. He expressed doubt also a direct slap at Russia," Cannon 'JhSpinTw" HoufieHm,“ simple resolution “"‘I"-contln- **w April 11. while actual atal oliotjflin Klast 1 be adopted bv a straight majority| Inrorporated by the Japanese. that the peace conference could be told reporters. "It was a gratuitous ble.ssing. uing present OPA powers even penditurea may full hlf» caiitioiLsly that one time or anoth------of the 12 commisaion members. Sergeant Hyson was believed to Baker's Ext^ct 1 FRESH f r u it a n d VEGETABLES 564,6.64.000,000 estimate 45 West Center Street called for July 15 but said it might insult to a friendly nation at a ■Senators said Mr, Truman has ten''.poi’arily could gain apjiruval by more er there weie a “ tew available.” Westfcid, .Mfass.. June 28— i/l*i— | Take# Exception To Ruling be convened later in the summer. time when we should be doing of Congress in the event of a veto than 51.000,000,000. Macy’s Department store in New Telephone 8557 agreed to arm the cliamber'.* de­ An argunient over whether to ’ Russian procedure expert I Vanilla • Lemon - Orange and Almond. Settlement of the FVench-Italian everything we can to straighten of the c'impromise liill. .6ln> Merely' Defrriiient York recently advertised 20,p00 Eat fense investigating committee * I took exception io the ruling and m a rs I t ! 4 1 6 6 2 Oz. Btl. 33c Pineapples frontier question also inrluded rati­ rather than strain our relationships ; with authority to look into indi­ 'I'hose who .saw the ]>ieSMieiU Mo.st ot the "saving” appears white .sliirt.s at $4.98 on a holiday ■ milk or kill their herd of goals, j re-iei-ved the right foi Soviet Dele^ fication by the foreign mini.sters with other nations.” vidual and (’orfioiation Inc'ome tux .said he did not commit hiiii.self. atti iliidulile to ihe .slow pi(igiess weekend. Ttie .supply la.steil i pidice said today, prercdeil the gate Andrei A. Ginmyko to bring Cannon cited a statement issued Stop Worrying of the award to France of Mount I retimi.s as a pait of the inquii v. They told the president, Barkley of the foieign lending progiani. in- tlirmigh Friday, Saturday and into : shotgun death of a .69-year-old fhe I.SRue before the rommission at | Cenit, agreed upon at the April- yesterday in Berlin by ^Marshall Ope committee mehriier who *>uid. that any such le.solution chiding the Brili.'ih loan still before Monda.v. A few day* later the I tcslav’s clo.*ed meeting. The number you call for prompl. B M B i J L A N C E All Kinds of Campbell's Soups I farmer and fhe arrest on a charge j About May meetings of the miniaters; the MacDuffie, head of the Ukramc aske not to be quoted by name would be "loaded down " with the , Congres.s. . Thii.s it may - . constitute_____ : -'f'^'e put 10,000 whity shirts of I The session was scheduled to be I door-to-door fransporlalion in Great­ Pears 25c passes of Little Saint Bernard and U N R R A mission, who declared told a reporter this unusual pow- same sort of amendments — or I luerelv a deferment of this outgo lower quality on sale at 53.98 on ] of murder of his twin brother who :; confined largely to the adoption SERVICE At the Right Prices Larche. and an area around Bar- that only a month ago a group of er proliably will lie u.sed to dig in- I possibly more dr’astic ones, than ' "otil fiscal 1947. a Monday morning. They were ' claimed the shooting was "accl- ' of rules of procedure, which in Lightning! donneche. correspondenta, fncluding Ameri­ er Mancheatep. Prompt rospoDM to to the affairs of a 14-company ‘ are attached to thecompromise ; Trea-sury report* falling just Kone before noon. ' dental." geperal follow the • rules under | Mount Cenia is a tiny coal and cans, had visited Kiev and Minsk combination which reputedly | measure, which the House ha* ap- three working,day.s shoit of cover- • Soiiin Kylnn Line# Shorter I Palrolmap John L. Connell said j calls at any hour. .\mi«ur'# J Watermelons Cantaloupes Install Lightninf! Rods iron mine region east of Modane on an inspection trip with U NRR A yielded nearly a mlllioii dollars in! proved, imr fiscal 1946 *how only $674,31,6,- Some of the nylon llffc* are I he had obtained a confe»ilon from j (Continued nn Page Ten) through which runs a main rail­ personnel. profits to a half dozen individual.^ | Barklev ' Cans prcdictcd the Senate 500 ha* lK>en moved out of the ^ shorter, too. although still in evi- i Lester Worden tha' the accidental I On Yonr Homo! Evaporated Milk 3 33c I Plums Nectarines Apricots way line from France to Italy. Members of an U N R R A team, who bori’owed that amount to fi- will pas.s this bill by midafternoon. vaults for foieign loans thi.« \;ear ' deuce in many cities. Minneapolis discharge of his shotgun sent a J I n fb MANCHISTER^^t^'COMPANY We are agents for the Na- MacDuffie added, "visited every nance their first war contracts. Only - 6 three . senator.* •; were on ---- affain.st»•. Mr. Truman’s ------. April • — . esli- ■■ i ------reported,^ however, that...... the nylon ' I blast into his brother Chester’s Unnal Lightning Pr.itretl.m Co., (ContlBiMd on P M s Ten) important city in the Ukraine, cov­ This group was described as hand when the Senate met at 11 : mate of .$1,614,000,000. pres.siire was "o ff” there, due I body after they had argued over I IjlD Opposite St. James'Church :^unfrr?»b world’s largest lightning r.»d Fresh Elberta Peaches ered the whole area with complete having an interlocking directorate a. m., an hour early. They were : Revenue reccipls .stand at -$42.- largely to a fairly steady flow to ! Ihe fate of their coat*. freedom of movement and re­ in conpanies which at times bid URKE@> manufacturer. We also have MvKellar (D-Tenn) presiding, | 305,000,000 and are accumulating ' cliarge account customers by mail ; Lester pleaded innocent at his the trained men to Install them ceived from Russian authorities ev­ against each other for .subcon- , ,, Flashes! ■ I D D 893 Main St., Manchester. Conn 29c Large, Krctdi, Juicy .Maine, the at an average of, more than $2.65,- i If.-nis of women's wear were I arraignment in Ayer District court Prune Juice ery cooperation and the informa­ tracts let by associated f ir m s ' 1 I t, I CtNTfRSI «»NCMtSnR,tO« according to Insurance under­ Father iii Fog Republican leader. I OQO.OOO a day. TJie presiilent listed as scarce in many cities, but I and was held for a hearing July ’ ’ tta te Biillerlns ol the 'A* W ire) writer#’ requirement#, which en­ tion we desired." which had obtained prime con­ ^ ere was no sign of Senator I estimated they'd total $42,932,- riom Columbus came word that ; 8. . • I title# yon to a discount on yoar D,,. 39c Cannon claimed the MacDuffie tracts. Lemons O’baniel (D-Tex) who talked for i t'OO.OOO. “ women’s apparel is available in Connell quoted Lester as saying ■ Ore Insurance. About Deaths statement "bears out what I told Committee members said a pre­ Tomato Puree for I rFresh rrJ*H eight hours—yesterday and l.ist • Budget expciulitures are well abundance -except for hose.” But the brothers, who had lived in an Elected ProviMiunal President Free estimate# given any­ the House, that there is no censor­ liminary check indicated that a few individuals and their wives night against the bill. ' below $63,000,000,000 compared the same Ohio city added that in lonely Oak Hill Quarry road for ; Rome, .lune 28.— Enriro da where. We .are lUKtalllng In ship on U N R R A news In Russia," , , . » . I with the April estimate of $64,- Boilers and Chimneys No. 2 'i Can Cannon said. shared large salaries as company housewives recently were limited 40 years, spent yesterday after- i Nicola, veteran .Neapolitan atateO* .■■v-Vgr-rD%v.v Slanchester aU the time. Perfect Sauce 29c I Cucumbers 2 Lbs. 25c Says He Can't Remem­ t nder fon.pul#l«n to .\cl r,.64.0.K).000. But they are aver- to a quarter of a pound of butter In fighting the "no news-no officers and that only small divi­ noon in Nashua and Huilaon. N. ■man, was eleeted provisional pree- dends were paid. Barkley said that President | aging neailv $2.60,000,000 a dav. n week and grocers were ration­ H.. and T>-ngsboro, Mass., on a ident o f'th e new Italian ' republic V)—Cor­ in our recommendation. now to scale last January’s ex­ Plymouth, C)., June 28.— (jPi— ------^ ! Mr#. Ivy Griffith#, .85, iva# fous4 tabliahed a possible motive in the nered In Berlin and about to com­ penditure estimates of $3.6.12.6,- ' ! dead oh a law ii near her home. Po- W e WiU Be Worse Without Bill > ciiairman H. H. Fsekler of the help do these jobs: double slaying and the attack on mit suicide, Paul Joseph Goebbels \ ' lice Kald her head hud been miitl* Army Ignored "W e urged him to sign on the Newton’s 21-year-old wife, Lor­ blamed the German people in a (Continued on Page Two) Ohio Marketing (Jiiota Protest as­ Five Missiiiir j lated by a #harp inatriinirnl. In- All Kinds of Spaghetti, Mdeoroni You- But It'll Hove Tjo Do for a ground that it is this bill oi noth­ 1. Chack diarrhaa. raine. - , last bitter declaration M the war sociation says members of his or­ k 'T g# T 6 I I ' xe.stigator# said they were seek- Hod Bitter Quarrel that brough;. Germany down in ing,” Barkley continued. “ As iin- / \ a Ing for questioning a 20-yeer-olil 2. Roduco inflommalien of AU Protects setisfacotr}' as the bill is. the ganization striking against the 4 m.c» M. o v - x a. | ^ Questioning revealed, he said, ruins, the International Militar>’ YrfeaHury Balance OPA are dumping their m ilk - and Noodles | P^Ui-TRY aituation will be Infinitely worse Ihs mucous mambranes. CLOSED that the couple had a bitter quar­ tribunal waa told today. after skimming off the cream for _____ j (irifflth# had been keeping eoin- rel over whether she should have Hans Fritsache, radio propa­ without it." Washington, June 28— (J*)—The 3. Premoto hMling. Premier at Time of Man­ butter. ^ ___ I |iaiiy. •*e#*x*ePolice r-w.Msaid *••*the woman#.**.•■•.#. sowe 5-G alien Large on abortion. Marlowe aald they ganda chief under Goebbels and Barkley said he did not know position of the Treasury, June 26r Fackler, who said he had “ no At Least iL U ie r j^ e been estranged from her husbandt 4. Stop.bleeding. AND SEA FOOD quarreled during a family automo­ the last defendant to be heard, de­ churian Incident Tes- whether the president will make a Receipts, 5237.839.032.24; ex­ figure.*” to demonstrate effective- recently released from the R. A, F, 2jLb. Bag 35c bile ride Monday. Mrs. Newton, scribed the scene from the w it­ penditures. 5369.535,446.72, bal­ neas of the association’s four-day Alive But Hurt by « « Livestock All Day Mondays Prunes ness stand. .(Continued on Page Ten) ance. 514,615,831.819.15. found next day dosed with a frac­ tificH at Trial Today strike, reported that at least 2,- Debris and Waves Terms Riiksla Roadblock To Peace 4-Gallon More Fish and Less Poult’ry tured skull shortly before the bod­ "He was quite excited,” 000 gallons of milk was poured on M'ashington, June 58— i/P)—Sen­ /■ ies Wire discovered. Is still in crlt- Fritsache said. “ He said the peo­ the ground—or Into hog troughs ator Bridges (R,, ,N. H.) todojr Spray Foi* the ple decided by- Tcferenduni' to Tokyo, June 28 — (/P» — The 2 Cans 29c ice) contUtion. premier who was in power when —yesterday. Philadelphia, June 28— (A6— Col­ termed Russia “ the great rood- . Corn Nijblpts We Have a Grand Variety of leave the League of Nations and lapse of a 150-foot Delaware river block to the peace of the world” Founts Merl6we quoted Newton:, the Manchurian Incident broke 70 Per Cent Support Stand by this decided against a give-in Jobless Vet Would Sell Eye pier today dropped at least a dozen and sold that If Russia won’t move "W e discussed my w ife’s preg­ out testified today that the Japa­ The association chairman claim­ $4.95 No. S',}.W Jar------Hudt’e QUICK FROSTED VEGETABLES nancy. I didn't went her to have policy. Thus the German people ed 70 per cent of U\e group’s I7i- workers and a lOO-foot crane into the roadblock "then lye must botld 98c Month of Juty chose the war which they lost.” nese Arm y plunged ahead over the 20 feet of water. a rood fo peace around It.” Ad­ en abortion, and w*e argued over protests of the Imperial govern­ 000 members were withholding Ooebbds* Lost Big U e To Finance Own Business A t least six persons emerged dressing the S2nd graduating axer- Prepared Prunes , , AND FRUITS this.” ment. ' r I , , , ■■ produ'-’e in protest against price W e will remain open a» usual for the Marlowe said: That, he said, was (Soebbels’ control and other government alive but injured from the tumbling clses of Ihe Federal Bureau of la- . "Newton will not definitely say, last big lie. "The government did not even farm regulations. debris and high rolling waves rais­ x-estigation National ocodeaqri I To Moke Your Work E a sie r... and “Thooe words were iinti)ie,"’*he Seattle, June 28—ie>— .6 jobless • Judge held him responsible. In lieu 25»’8 remainder of ihe week. 'I killed the children’ or .‘I tried to know who waa responsible for the Reluctant to estimate the ex­ ed by the crash. Bridges oecused Russia of ” pem ■ told the tribunal. "N ever before Arm y’s action," ReiJIro Wakat- 24-yeai-oId former .^oldier. wants of paying 5400 damages, which he ...... Fate pf the orirers was not de­ slstently seeking the full cooipva- No. 2 ( ’an kill my wife.' All he will say is tent of the withholding, Fackler Spray Lime Tangerine Juice 21c I We're____ Getting As-Much As We Uiat ‘1 believe 1 did It - I imist hsve had Dr. Goebbels given such sig­ sukl, premier early In 1931, told to soil one of his light blue eyes to says he has refused to do because said he kne\v of one iavra'e termined immejdiately but work­ mise of .Ymcrican prinriplea.*' Egg Boxes nificance to that (ilebiscite. He al­ 4one it.’ ” • ' the intei'imtional war i l iines tinance binisHf In s bii.sinc.ss of liis he feels lie was bliimelcs.s. his driv- (^^eiii’iCd ye.stcrday to .sell some 15' men leaving gates outside the pier IX ways took the opposite view that ^ ----- '7r~ Con of/Frosted Ready Prepared Had Maintained .Metuury Gone tribunal trying 27 foiuicr Japa­ own. - ing license has-n iiiaiiied sii.H|a*rul- chu Urns to passing imitorists. said at least rive j^ialned. Unac­ Kill# W ife; Coutmlt# Sulelds SO lbs. 75c this vote 4VOS o -^ lrm n assiirance "Someone ougiit to be willing to ' ed. i . . /"For nearly a day after he was nese leaders. / He escorted Harold Valentine, counted for. ' -f-----^ New York, June U —OOh~A I f * : $3.25 All Kinds of Orange, Grapefhiit Look for Them! on the part of peace. buy an eye." the veteran, Alfred I, i After a medical discharge from ’ token hito custody, Newton, facing Associated I*resa photographer, Noticed Crack In Flooring ” >«ar-uld vetemn, wrho relntlvan e o i l ; ‘T can see now that Hitler and WakaUukt declared that the Wilson, told a Seattle newspaper the Army, he went back for a spin Moncjliester Floor s charge of murdering 3-yeor-old j of Oilumbue, O., to the nearby One of those rescued. 54-year-old objected to his wife’s night some of his co-workers then de­ govemment’e construction was last nt||ht. "I’m not crazy. I’ve ■ mi commercial driving. But now he ^and Orango and Grapefruit Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales! Barbara Anqe and 7-month-oId Cecil Gamer farm for an egg- William TurabuII, said that a few dancing career, «bot aad klUatf V liberately lied to the German peo­ such that the cabinet could not thought it over a long time a iyf it j is married and jobless. wife nnd then committei) Carotins Lea,' and attempting to even inquire into the Arm y's ac­ smashing demonstratloiv Valen­ minutes before the collapse he no­ ple,” Fritsache declared. seems to. me it’s the only’...... way outi getting (tougher to get a tine aeld he saw more than doz­ wrlth a German Luger aodvenlr | Juices Blended murder his wife, had maintained tion, which pressed the Menchur- e ticed a crack of about a half inch Covering ^o. ^ “I consider that I too waa Ued I fgure I can see as well with one job without showing a license," he en egga dashed against the side tol early today , poUce (3ieckerboard Fe^ Store Us memory "blocked ouL^ to on those coQnts.” ten conquest without his sanction. running toward the end of the eye ee with two, anywhy.” explained, "and I figured that, of e bam end took a picture o f It. Acting DMWty O daf 24 BIRCH ST.’ i. i PHONE .5688 Marlowe amid the prisoner last Played Stalling Game Earlier Tribunal President Sir wood flooring but had not attached M COTTAGE STREET TELEPH6NE 7711 Ragulsr S ii« Can ColUslon Root of Diffleultlee sinte driving is all I know, about Valentine also got a picture of WUIIom ReyaoMo V7—' sight stated: , . ‘ The nilneas said he played a William Webb sought to determine particular significance to it. 4 Wilson says • tho rodt if hi* dif­ thf only thing to, do is get some about 20 gallons of milk being There waa a sudden terrific roar, couple aa Edward Bacim , ' JW.HAL “ There w as'n o one else there. stalling game with Goebbels in whether Emperor Hirohlto had ficulties was a collision in 1943 rrioney and start ,s small delivery dumped into a chicJten trough on,' “i.et Ua Peraonaliz^Y’our Floors” , MANCHISTBli CONM* But I don't remember touching the he eeid.^end "it looked as though plumbeFa helper, and Me. Maine I between his motui’cyeleisnd an au- business of my own. So 1 w ant to i ------, ihlldraa or say wife." Clemence, SA, haowa to n|g^ i • W m W t T m W W t (Conttaueil o*i Pa»« Rirht) (CoaHaued oa Pago Tw o) i tomobile. In a damare caae the self’ an eve.” iContlnued oa Page Klgfetjj (Coattaued ea Page JN>n> dyelea de r MA1NV«I!.S1 EK EVEMWU HEKALU, MAiNCHESI EK. IXINN* rKlI»AT. .IL\NE 2^, 191® TWO u a n u h e s i t :r e v e n i n g h e r a l d . Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n , F r i d a y . J u n e 2 8 .194« PA O t 1 i her of the Diet, said he knew, how- dentally. ^I did not mean to ktll my tiled at a wt; ( riminal. hut both nete people to avoid bringing the ever, that murfi later, in the cloa- briither. W//, going to cost more to have less for halrcuat a t suburban shops and Britain and the I'nlted Btataa are name of the emperor Into any Survey•r Shows C’onnell said the "confcaaion” IV Ignored .argument. On the order of thia ; ing days of 1B31, Premier Inukai Vbleio^iicrease j hair in Waterbury after July 9. $1 St downtown shops, compared opposed.) waa signed by I,.eater in the prea- with the present minimum of 70 Builera and CSiimneys rourt I will dare to Include the did aee Mirohito, who asked him: enre of Special iifficers l»uia Borrowing From Loan The Waterbury Master Baibers MANCHESTER ACCOUNTING SERVICB Webb atked Ken Iniikai, ton of name of the emperor in my te»- "What will .you do If (he Army 0(1(1 Sliortafses Price of Haircuts, cents. All Protests the tiain premier who tucteeUed Oliver and .lohn .1. 0'('onn<‘ll of the association and the Journeyman Shave prices are going up too— Vacuum Qeaned Financial Statementa llmony." it againat What you propose?" Westford polite, and Patrolman NOW PLAYING AUTO BODY Bookeeping KakattuUi. to tell whot happenetl "Kven if the entire Aimy la KOI T F 6 A.ND 44 (I ------Barbers’ local voted last night in from 35 cents to 40 cents in the . when hit father aakeU the emperor Temper* rrerioiia Te»llnM»ny hkiward Miner of the Chelm.sford favor of a price scale of 85 cents suburbs, and 50 cents downtown. 50 Oak street VAN CAMP BROS. PayroO ^(OMiUMaM U min Hagr <>«rl against me. I ahall larloM where plants turned to war work, partliular problem, but tbat meat H ELPFUL HOME HINTS Spots, and How to remov* 600r,OOONip to $39,500,000,000 or! EXCELLENT Washington. June 28 If put a big dent in Britain's supply Bathing them: was mighty short despite' the morr to cover foreign loan Items SUN. - MON. - TUES. of dollars. We'll do our beat to give you n helpful an- number of packing houaes in their FOOD AND DRINKf; Congress approves the $3,750,(KK),- awer to any furniture or'home fumlahing GREASE — Remove aa and such domestic ones aa hous­ 000 loan for Britain, individual I So the British government took much of the exceaa greaaa 1% > it' areas. In Detroit, however, the ing aubaldlea. But official* con­ ‘Janie (iels MarritMl” over the holdings of Britons abroad, queatlon. Mall It to—Helen Have*. Keith meat aupply waa 'mtich better al­ Britons — farmer, buslneasman, I Trunks Fumituiw Co.. Maneheater, Conii. (En- aa poaalble with a dull knife tinue hopeful that higher reven­ PLUS “FEAR* manufacturer—can't walk into a 1 paying their people in pounds fter- . . . then rub the stain with though atiil "Inadequate." The ue* will bring about a .>8o 2— 6-Rnand Routs holders lived in Britain they want­ donald. regional director of the MONDAY ed to be paid in money that could I U. S. Department of Labor's Bu­ and .3 Semi-Pro Bouts ?1irau(k Salurdiy C be used in Britain: Pounds sterling. | reau of Labor Statistics, reported V*l. to .00.00, Aasortffl Sizes Missing Complete the Card! ARTIE CUSTER So they turned their checks over today. SELECTED COATS . . . $10 -■ to British banks and got credit in "Higher bread, meat, and sugar As Pier Falls AND HIS ORCHESTRA pounds sterling. prices more than offset seasonal ADMISSION: The British banks then dejxisited - decreases for fish ahd vegetables," DEBBIE - M IR V*l. to 55.00. Size.* 10 to ‘20 AT THE NEW those checks in American banks.' he said. (t'ontimird From Pag" One) Ringside ...... $2.50 The latter set aside the amount in Macdonald .said the same group LIGHT WOOL COATS $30 dollars for the British bank.s. of foods which cost $10 in 1939 Created by Schpiti for you wha the pier just opened np nnd we all Reserved...... $1.75 Then the war came and. before ' now coats $14.61. wear your hair long, Requirai dropped through. Rush S e a ts ___ ! ------$1.25 Val. to 3i).00. Size,Triple X, Main Street loft and natural laoltlnq—And he related. ,5lan. Hardware, No. Main St. .30 OAK ST. TEL. 3894 "I waa caught fast at the hot ettv Cab, Purnell Place Val. to 45.00. Sizes 10^20 tom and waa losing consclcusncaa those deep wavei laif longer SPORT COATS .... $25-■ when a piece of the stuff dropped -TONIGHT- end look lovelier, thanki ta th# STROOK FABRK’ AND WOMEN’S TWILL COATS ALSO REDUCED! next to me and loosened whatever FIRST.BO FT 8:80/P. M. waa holding me fa.st." DANCING FROM 9 P. .M. TO 1 A. M. 1 test eorl method, another ex­ Shot to Surface FREE I»ARK/l^(; \ I Turnbull said he shot to the sur- Val. to 16.98. Sizes 9 to 20 SxeuRsioM clusive with Sch'jlli 1 face "and found debri.s .swirling all RAINCOATS $5 around me with big timber* bear- Also in Person.. ) ' iiig down on me," adding; Debbia-Neir Permanent H-M "To e.sc,ipc them I ducked under U u : the aurface. I'm a .strong awimmer Whispering Bill Smith I and Bo I started to swim under Cold Wave- Debbie-Nair I water toward Uie point-where 1 Neckwear SPORTSWEAR 1 thought I would be free of the rT :t-r'n NO COVER OR MINIMUM! $IS.OO ' debria.” IIQSBBSSEB iRIHB S The pier is occupied by Baugh A ' Sons Co., fertilizer manufacturers, .— NOW PLAYING — We Are Mighty Proud Excelling in Superior 55^ to $2.50 . . . Val. to 7.98. White Sheers. S tripe.s. Cotton.s $ 2 - $ 3 - $ 4 and the Delaware River Chemical j FIRST SHOWING Of Our Menu Variety! WINES BLOUSES Works, a subsidiary of Baugh. It IN MANCHESTER! was a double deck timber struc­ Try a Good Dinner LIQUORS ture on timber pilings, the street T h e' BEERS es 9-16 and upper levels both about >50 Or a Tasty Sandwich • STYLISTS TO CONNfCTICI/rS SMAKTEST WOMEN PLEATED JR. SHORTS $2.50 • feet wide. Rail car* were run on the atreet level and the 100-foot Next Sunday STRAW HATS 985 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 8951 crane was on the upper level for • I MORE SCHULTZ SALONS IN GREATER HARTrOilO iVal. 2.98. Sizes 12-16 loading and unloading freight cars I — TO— WHITE GAB. SHORT ALLS $2 and cargo ships. PANAMAS $ 5.00 ! Two Girls Save Enjoy Good Music for Dancing At Savin Rock l e g h Or n s SUMMER BAGS BRUNCH COATS (’oiiipaTiion's Life .$3.95jip Lv. Main and Gold Sts., Hartford V Orange, June 28—(45—Two 15- i 1 0 :3 0 a. H I . , D. S. T. v year-old gtrU, Elizabeth Florio and WilUe's Grill STETSON S A ILO R ^ $ 5 . 0 0 Due To A Shortage Of Lumber $1 - $2 - $3' $3-98 Madlyn S^rfililppi. found a coni- 446 CENTER ST. TEL. 3861 S1.25 Incl. Fed. Tax I . phnton. Jean Thomas, li, uncon­ Valiie.s to 7.98 -ftrchitlinK Solid and Striped scious on the bottom of Crosby pond yesterday, brought her to Plastic Squares, Patent Leathers. PrinU, ELUOn SOTT STRAWS $ 1 . 5 0 - $ 2 . 5 0 These Three Lum ber Yards Will Everfast Cottons shore and applied artificial respira­ Dancing Every Saturday Night Linens, Roi)« and Faille tion until she could be taken to a MOORE NewHaven hospital where her con­ ■ ■ ■■■—A ■ ■ " Lake Compounce Men’s Tan and Brown dition was pronounced “good" last CO-HIT night. 1 , No Minimum! No Cover Charge! "There is no question abodt it; Lv. Main and Gold Stb., Hartford % STEAKS CHOPS CHICKEN SEA FOOD CLOTH HATS $1.50 BELTS 5 0 c ' aluM to 2,98 GIRDLES these two girls saved her Jlfe," 1 p. H I . , D. S. T. ClosG A ll Day said Police Chief Carl Peterson when questioned about the inci­ Featuring Home Cooking ^ 75c Incl. Fed. Tax , Stetson. Light Weight Stratoliner dent. JEWELRY 50> Reductions The Thomas girl, one of a group With BEER WINES LIQUORS $ 2 — $3 Helen Walker Eari iiiif.'*, Chokers and Pins bathing at the pond, had been out Including Satin Lastex. Made by Wispesel of sight about three minutes when Get Tickets FELT HATS $7.50 her disappearance was noted. A Saturdays search began, and the Serfilllppi ( girl stepped on the body near the In Advance -i. A. ARGYLL middle of the pond. Kuppenheimer FLEXEE BRAS The two girt rescuers recently Tel. Hartford 2-6211 Effective June 29 and had receiving swimming and firat i Middishade Footwear COTTON ANKLETS aid instruction at a summer camp. H E R ID A N PRESENTS FOR YOUR EVENING PLEASURE Excursion Every Thursday Clipper Craft During July and August - $ 1.00 Held ill Death For The 3 pair $ 1 .0 0 Night To Lake Compounce Worsted-Tex » Regularly 59c Eachi Sizes 32*38 , Of Brother “THE THREE RAYS” ~ ' v’ 7:.30 p. H I . , D. S. T. Merit Clothes . •> \TONIGriT! TONIGHT! 7,5c Ineliidin^ Fed. Tax Family (OoetlBMd fiMB fa g * Ona) The W. G. Glenney Company CHILDREN’S Curley Clothes CHILDREN’S STEAKS ' • CHOPS • LOBSTER \ i Into another room to get a slmt- I gun, while ■ he picked up his loKvn A L.A CARTE SERVICE — FROM U A. M. TO 12:30 A. M. mini SUN SUITS and SHORTS prasariTiiiK'inCTz > weapon. t o m o r r o w BVICNINO; ART McKAY AND .HIS ORCHESTRA. fit iiiiiii The Manchester Lumber & Fuel - COAT SETS Says SlHRrtMl AcfKldent €•■■111111$ Ths allegsd. confession vien re­ NO COVER OR MINIMUM CHARGE! lated that the brothers met In the Compoiny^ , > living roomi each armed and that $3-00 Values to 8.98. Sizes 2*6 and 7*14 P)—The that democracy In America "has a fev/ boase.* to maniptilate these or ordin«nr«. ConiUblet *niM naye chairman of the Club a 1946 | pjetp th*' * om f7 Rpv AlfiP'i L. Little Rock, with a population I m m Saleotin*B bonus for v, terar.s until a spciiiie, Thomas J. Sweeney. Jr„ Ber­ had resulted In "an effort and a award of the oak leaf cluster to spiralled downward” since V-J partlea for their own personal ag­ no authority or power to serve Box Derby, met wlt4 mefitbers of of .88.039. IS the largest city in i foday following that "party'a" |‘ 8«ctjon 1. roweri and Wllliams will be m < harjre of the prtipoHHl IS di.iftcit and [iicrerited Every Wed., Thurs.. Fri. and Sal. nard Hennan, Tuesdays and maturity among our students pre­ the Legion of Merit for Col. Charles day. grandizement," he aald. , ss TEA ' criminal processes. . . ^ the steering committee last eve­ publii address system Arkansas. .Metropiolltan Little | sweep In the elections which fea­ “ As our men came back from *pt aa oth«rwl»e jpeclflcslly Section .1 Pollllcal AcUvIt) ning at the home of Dr. Bernard .1. to him fof .study. Fridays 8:30 to 5 p. m. Satur­ viously unseen on this or, I ven­ G. HoUe, Corps of Engineers, has Olslrlbiilloti of Prizes Rock claims a population of DANCING EVERY NIGHT tured yesterday's ' program In the been announced by the War de­ the foxholes," Powell declared, The famed Swedish botsniat , .Hded In the act the poweri and Prohibited. No officer or mem­ Sheridan. 47 Stephen street, piesl- While declining to make a rul­ days 8:30 to 12. noon. ture. on any college campus tn Am ­ Mark Holmes, who lakes ofTite 126.724. partment. Holle'a home address Is "our political leadership emerged Linnaeus built a flower clock that i iaa of the Board of Selectmen ber of the Police Department dent of the club, and appoir.^d the ing on the bonus fpipstion in gen- — Wa Cater To Wedding Parties and Banquets —— American Legion-sponsored "week Rehabilitation and Training erica.” as prer.idcnl of the Rotary Club Officer— John Fox, available The president's annual report 412 Whitney avenue. New Haven, from Its rathole%” told time hy the opening and clos- ill he limited to those power* shall be a member of any pplitlcal various committee* whuX will next Tuesday evening, will lie IrtArral. Hadden in a letter iUldresscd long experience In government" in and those dutie* impoe- by appointment only. disclosed that 40 per cent of the Conn. ____ _ Speaker at a meeting of toe Ing of the flowers. ----- 1 1 committee or delegate to any im- handle the Derby this year ' charge of distributing the prises to the roiineil'a adniinlstratoi. for high school sophomores and Advertise in The Herald— It Pavs on them by the conaUtutlon Secretary—Ruth Qow. students made the honor roll In litlcal convention, nor shall he The site committee, whose laak follov log the ra c. assisted by Mr, Henry H Hunt. recHllerl that spoe- Juniors. lawe of the State in relation hold any elective or other appoiiU- is to select an appropriate place Skin Sufferers! February and that the warning Seaman. This year it is planned. isl payment.* hud been held uncon­ Walter Skopek. 17, of Union, a tha admlMlon of peraon* to tve position In the local govem- for the rbee will be headedi by Rob- stitutional 0.1 tv,-i occK.iion.i list was "apparently down" from If possible, to award cups to the Stop ScraUl(|ngl — Try This 4-H club dairy and garden leader prlvUegei of elector* In the ment except that of dog warden - j, chairman, with first jirise winners m the two The attoriicy general aaid that the pre-war level. f>( »vho plans to become a civil en­ as Attorney General William L. and to the erasure from the or aealatanl Bog warden. He Joseph J. Sylvester and Ernest ,M. iMsir* »■ ug(> plmplR*,' r«iliAR. "Nor is the college by any means I classes. m 1912 the State .Supreme couit ttrhtng. buMiinM Rkin dUord^i* r« gineer, waa elected governor and Hmd I A* HJ» olrft !i*r| f< r 10 du rollernn. North Haven; .secretary Housing Problem Partially Eased (iiapter I.\ 'vote of any elector thereat. Vio­ in town which meets the lesuls- I to take movinj^ pictures of the Frank E. Healey made a .similar Mon g igiftiU^Ffi or monA> lation of any'provision of this sec- tions for the event. The hill se­ • event and as .stam as the pictures b»" k, — .♦Inlrwi" — RUSCO AU-Metal of at.itr, Ktiwnrd J. McHugh, Would Curb Arcountanrjr Butterfield said the enrollment Education ruling on a proposed honu.s law for ' tloii shall constitute a cause for lected must be of the proper grade have been developed and printed Weldon Drug Co.—O n lerThgimicy j Bri.-t'il attorney general, Francis Section 1. ElocHon to Board of veterans of Woild war I D. Kohlnaon. Thompson vUle; ■ dismissal or suspension rs indicated by International I all contestants in the race will be A,ked To Rule On ((iieslion New HaVin, June 2 8 ’ Pro­ ___ tioa. All of the public , Section fl. Deg Warden. The Self-Storing treasurer. Gilbert Anderson, Derby miss and must at the same , the giie-'ts of the Rotary Club at Hadden was a.f Its regular Tuesday eve­ <7romwell^ Abd comptroller. Bren­ ■ ahall continue to be consolldat- dog warden of the Town and may tators. ning r.iectng.s Combination Window* dan M. l-*ox. Hartfonl. practice of accountancy In the LECLERC and the Board of Edncatlon I Appoint such assistants ss are The Priee committee, always an A goodly number of boys have FOR SALE I'artii'ipanta in the Laurel state "by barring incapable and continue to consist of nine necessary and may delegate - „ to Important group of each year's already indicated their Intentions I M .l <'KIIAK!4 Gills' Stall a whose elections will untrained persons from serving as Funeral Home lembera. A t the Town Election any or all members of the Police Derby, will...... have...... as...... It* chairman of participating in this yedr’s dev- THI.NK OK IT! You never have to change screen or be held today will be hostes.aos to counsellors" was approved last •id in October IMS and at each Department any or ail of the du -, j Mahonev. assisted b y jb y by registering at the F, T. Fine Old Colonial Home with itorm sash — with RIISCO! Cumhinea aerren, storm Skopek and hi.* "official family" night at a meeting here of the Oon- 2.1 Main Street iennial election thereafter there at the annual "Governor's bail" neetleut AsscKlation of Public Ac­ ties of a dog warden. I Mr. Seaman and Karl A. Keller. [ Bllsh Hardware store and the D e-, BINGO eight aeres of land, mostly 4aah, weatheratripping and SEI.K-STORACE WITHIN Phone 5269 . ell be elected three members of Section 7. Police Commission Herbert W. Swanson IS chairman of pot Sqiiaic Garage. As the first | THE W INIK iW I'TSEI.K — in one permanent unit. Pro­ which such actual state officials countants. Board to eerve for a term of DlM-untlmied. Th# tsrm of office the publicity group, with Fred C. tnsneclion of the racers will be TONIGHT cleared. Time* Farm Road, Jiree years commencing on the day of all police commissioners shall Malln, William C Schleldge, El- I held pn Knda.v, August the .Andover. Thia place contain* vides year-round, rainproof, draff-free venlllailon— per­ lifte r the election and three mem- expire on the day after the Town more t. Hohenthal. and Salvatore final day for registering for the o r a n (;e h a i .l eight rooms and two aun par­ manent protection — complete freedom from window Ibers to eerve for a term of three election held in October IMfl. J Vendnllo. event will be July 31. Saturday, lor*. Large pantry and aink care! i __ commencing on the flist Section 8 Fire DtstricU and September 7, will be Derby Day Christopher Glcnney. who has room.' New RX wiring through­ Liesday after the first Monday in Fire Department*. The Are dis- worked on the parking commltlee Registration blanks are piinled m NOTHING LIKE IT ON THE MARKET! Getobe? of the next year. At each i tricts existing It the Town at for the past two years, heads that TTie Herald ea h Satin day eve­ out. Entire new roof. Front j the effective date of this Act ehall ^ ning. <11 can he obtained at cit.her WANT Imich auction no elector shall vote with Arthur H Harold J. Leese of hou«e remodeled. Rear part »r more than two candidates for continue In all respecte as n ow , tiling asatsttng. Jay E. Rund has of the lepisteniig place-. of house In need of some re­ Bartlett-Brainard Co. ich three year term. provided by law. The Town may I been chosen again to secure police by ordlnante establish a Town pair*. Qne-quarter mile off 103 WOODBINE ST. H ARTKORD (6). CONN. At The Mansfield State Wordt NEW tpork plug . . . hot 5 Section 2.' Power* and Duties - . . .11 I protection for the event. Want IMace To Hitch Horses 1%* Board of Education...... ,Flre Department and Inspection of Bacers Ins. Agency State road on good hard high­ TELEPHONE HARTFtiRD '2 rj59 NEW war improvementti Spe­ Educationi the- powers r and duties of either or One of the most Important di- way. Eight miles from P. O. ■The Board of Sonora. Calif.—i/Ri— It's a darn W riting all lines of In-urance— Evenings and Sundays. 8-4R45 Training School and Hospital cially engineered to give you Jgpsii perform such duties and both of said ' * ‘ **‘ "* j* * ^ .^ ‘“ ‘ *^ *^ :; visions of the Derby ie the In ep c- shame, pardner, when you can't Automobile, Fire, Health mid in Manrhester. Immediate oc­ Ijia ve auch powers as are or may provided however that • " | tion of the racers beforehand, and even find a place to hitch your Accident, Bonds and In In ml cupancy. Price 810,500. For 50 PSYCHIATRIC’ .\IDES: $1620. per annum, or $1.15. per month plus one meal if more mileage . . . foster ttarft ment conceming the di poa i did such a splendid Job 1 bo Imposed or \4sted by the gener- horse thc.se day.-i. Sonora atock- Marine. Use our Budget IMan further Information rail Man­ living outside; $108.66 per month plus full maintenance, if living at the Institution. . . . better PERFORMANCE! Get a 1 ^ statutes upon boards of edu- of or compenMtion , last year were re-appolhted to that men are putting up a fight against and Pay As You L'se It, niul hImi erty ^ Carl N. Furay. chair- chester 7481 or 2-088'J. White uniforms furnished free of charge. Experience not neces.sary. Double rooms set NOW at this low tale pricel osDon In the several towns, which eolidated shall be entered Into by | inatallation of parking meters be­ the Bank and Agent .Auto IMiiii. gtatutca thsll prevail over any Mr.. Seaman, Mr. HohsnthsI cause the proposed city ordinance available for married couples. provielon of this Act In event of the Town and i and Alfred A. Sehlebel Mr. Sylves- would prohibit hltchliig horaea to PHONE 3«»7 GRz\Dl)ATE NCR SES: $2220. per annum or $185. per month plus one meal if living of the com- ' conflict. them. The outraged cattlemen com For Prompt Service For Beautiful^ Lustrous Hair outside; $158.66 per month plus full maintenance if living at the Institution. ahall become effective. mittee which prepares the course plain that it would have the effect Chapter X I Section 9. Areae Oulelde Fire i and Settlements for the race. Installing lanes on ALSO A.*sistant Cooks at $1620, (8 hour day straight time); Cook at $1800.; As.sist- Department of Public Safety Diatrtrte. Until such time as I of legislating hor-sea off the street. British- the pavement and ropes for spec­ ant Dietitian at $1800.; Dietitian at $2100.;Chief Dietitian at $2580.; Dental Hygien- Section 1. Chief of Police. The both Are dIstrtcU within the j Try O ur tator lines. Mr. Vendrillo. Harry : General Manager who shall be ex- Town shall be consolldbted American Club i.st at $1800.; Physical Therapist at $1680.; I.aboratory Technician at $1860.; Nurse EASY-ACTION efflcio director of Public Safety Maldment and Joseph G. Pero are Supervisor at $2,520. All above positions plus noonday meal. Subtract $26..1.1 per the General Manager shall the other members of this commit­ giwII appoint a Chief of Police who have power with respect to month for complete maintenance consisting of room, board, and laundry if you plan TIRE PUMP shall be tha anecutive head of the tee. all portions of the Town iw>t In­ Then for the ai tusl Derby Dav. on living at the Institution. This is the year... ^ Police Department and as such cluded within the Umila of any fire the following committees will The Army and Navy Club BINGO CREME OIL ahall have charge and control, un­ district, to make rules and regu- All State employees are eligible for retirement after 25 years of service at .50rz of der the direction of the General ■ ictlon function: Ernest A. Roy, chair­ latlons relating to Are protect: man. with James Dickson. S. Ra^- gross salary: 15 working days vacation with pay: sick leave at 15 working days for Manager, of .the adminlatratlon and therein and to enter into agree- | Incorporated discipline of the Police Department new employees and up to 90 days, in accordance with length of service; eligible for ment with any municipality. Are Tomorrow SPECIAL pension plan in case of disability; II holidays with pay per year; good food; comfort­ Durable steel barrel. Operotet •nd of Its buildings, property, ap­ district or voluntary fire company > This is the tjre... paratus and equlpmest, and exer- for aid in exlingvishlng (Ire In the able quarters available at Nurses Home; recreation quarters available; weekly movies. with a minimum of effort! Built-in cUe and perform all the powers Town outside of any Are district. FENDER AND .Apply at the Mansfield State Training School and Hospital, Mansfield Depot, or the check valvel Be prepared for and dutlas conferred upon the , Section 10. Town Fire De­ Night United States Employment Service. 670 Main Street, Willimantic, Connecticut, for chlefa of police of cities'. The Chief portment. If a Towm Fire De- BODY WORK $ 8 - 5 0 emergencies . . . always corry a shall appoint such subordinate of­ transportation to the Training School. For those trips 1 partment shall be eatabllahed and BINGO Word tire pump in your cor. ficers and members of the person­ SOLIM ENE & FL.\0G 1 If the Town shall assume the pow- ABOVE SALARY RANGES APPLY TO ALL EMPLOYEF*S ON THE PAYROLL AS nel In toe Police Department.^ In- i era and duties of slther or both -INC. Every Sat. Night At 8:30 Sharp! 4-Way Rim Wrench...... 57e eluding supernumerary ei.d of the existing Are districts within W4 Center St. Tel. sun OF JULY 1ST. 1946. IT IS NECESSARY THAT YOU COME TO WORK BEFORE you've delayed so long! d a l police, aa he may deenj neces- I Town, the General Manager ORANGE JULY 1ST TO OBTAIN THESE SALARIES.! ^ aary and ahall fix their compensa- j appoint « Are chief, who 21 Games Including Sweepstakes tlon within a scale of wage rates j executive head of the HALL The Beauty Bar recommended by him and approved i Department and as such Before you travel , .. check your tires! Tire-failures can be dangerous, costly, by toe General Manager and with- ; j,ave charge and. conti-ol. un- 7 DOOR PRIZES In thA appropriations made by the ; airection of the General RENTAL VIVIAN L’ESPERANCE, Prop. GUARANTEED annoying! Let Wards Tire-Man tell you about the new, stronger Riverside . . . Board of Director*. The Chief ^ Manager, of the admlnletratlon 21 ST. JOHN ST. TEL. .1620 •hall have control over traffic and ^ jjacipUne of the Fire Depart- EACH SATURDAY NIGHT the tire that’s even stronger than our pre-war tires! Each individual cord i t traffic regulations and shall be the I ment and of Us buildings, proper- BATTERIES BATTERIES stronger to begin w ith, then chemically-strengthened to s ta y stronger longer. . . traffic authority of the Town with apparatus and equipment. The Stop Worrying ROAD SERVICE next, liquid-dipped (to “weld” them together) and cushioned in rubber. Finally, all the powers and duties within i chief of the Fire Department shall n(wH Start" the Town vested In and imposed appoint such subordinate officers : u s CALL About NOW CUT MaCCD FOS each ply is cemented before vulcanizing to give, you more miles of greater safety, upon traffic authorities b« the gen-I members of the personnel of 5.95 •ral statutes. He shall m;.ke and i pj,.p Department as he may m QUICK CLBAKANCe. real protection against separation, bruises and blow-outs I Nichols-Bristol, I nr. Lightning! Exrhange enforce such rra.sonable rules, or- ^j^^ni necessary and ahall fix their QUANTITIES UMITED. 1.S.1 Center Street J W Y 4 - dera and regulations, not inionsist-, compensation within a scale of Install Lightning Rods A HUSKYI 100 ani|>ere-hnur capacity, 45 All over America, more and more car-owners like yourself have ch o se n River­ ent with the general statutes and ^aj^e rates recommended by him 0 0 Phone itM7 JUST AROUND THE CORNER heavy-duty plate*. Reliable'. toe provisions of this Act, as may j and approved by the General UpcD CTMilnge for Toar Insulated On Your Home! sides . . . 40 million times they’ve picked Riversides over all other tires! That be necessary efficiently to exercise Manager and within the appropri- N o d a "KWIK START" for M0-’I2 c o u l^ ’t happen so often without a mighty good reason! all the powers and dutie* imposed I ations made by the Board of Di- We arc agents for the Na­ F o r d * ...... e.xrhange 8.08 upon and vested in him and the de­ ; rectoi s. * The Chief of the Fire tional Lightning Protertlon L'o.. V" partment. in.cluding the duties and Department shall make and en- world's largest liglitning rod ‘•IVINTER RlXli”—wood-glass discipline of the personii'-l of the ; force such reasonable rules, orders nianutaeturer. We also hssre R e c a p Y o u e 2 -9 1 Insulation; 2-year guaran­ department. He .shall have authori­ the trained men tn Install them tee ...... exchange 6.0S and regulations, not Inconsistent p l a ty to administer oaths qnd take 1 with the general statutes and the aeeording to Insurance ander- BRICK ivritere’ requirements, svhlrb en­ style*- evidence In all proceedings relat­ provisions of this act. a* may be ing to the direction and. control of necessAry efficiently to exercUe titles von tn a discount on voar 8.49' the Police Department. : all the powers and duties Imposed c. c. Ire insurance. Section 2., Qualifications of Po­ j upon and vested in him and the Free estimate* given an.v- TIRES r licemen. No person ehall be ap­ I department. Including the duties Si! Si! Signor! If you’re where. We are Installing In NOW. . FOR YOUR VACATION C.lW 'S'SST"'' pointed to the police force nor as ' and discipline of the pereonnel of troubled with dandruff Manchester all the Dme- supernumerary or special police- the department. or itchy scalp get some tn.an unless he is of good mora' Section 11 Chief of Town SIDING of Charlie Culotta’s C. C. Richurd V. Jackson __ I 7 to character and habits and in good Fire DepnPtoM^t- • Town Fire Taylor Street NO NEW TIRES CLtMlSES « it health and until he shall havi pa.-s- . Department' Shall be established Preparation. By the bot- For Re*8idiiig Over Old Clapboard or Shingle TELE PH O NE S»88 •d such examination respecting his i; and if the Town shall assums to* I tU . . . or in treatments AV.YILABLE ANYWHERE AT THE educational, physical and general : ; powers and duties of either or ^ a l U or for New Coiistrurtioii qualifications as may be presenb- 'i both of the existing Are districts at his shop — '34 Oak PRESENT TI-ME. ACT NOW ! cd by the Chief of Police with the ; within the Town, then the provl- Street. DON’T WAIT lubwcmesi approval of the General Manager. I stons of Sections 2. 9 and 8 of ( ' 2 ® Section 3. Removal of Police- ihis Chapter shall apply to the , THE MANCHESTER men. The Chief of Polite shall j personnel of the Town Flre'D e-^ MECHANICAL ;have the power to remove, expel, ; partment, the Chief o f the Fire , SALE I SEALED BEAM LUMBER & FUEL COMPANY PLATES I Campbell Auto Supply__ ...I BUMPER JACKS suspend, reduce in rank or other- : Department having the compar-1 29 BISSEI.L ST. . PHONE 2-1139 < wise deal with offieer.-of all ranks ythlc powers and duties given tief I 2fl5 CENTER ST. 3 ' DIAL 5145 t o d p ^ FO G LAM PS 2.79 REDUCED \ 1.67 and regular, supernumerary and the Chief of the Police Depart- j Fits all cars . . . adjuslabls vibra- U K a from 9 to ,80 inchca! apeclal members of the police when ment in said sections. ' i 2,000-lb. capacity. Kemnv- Motor Oil FHW Were S^- ___ _ tlon-pioof vbrqcksti Chrom*. In his opinion t^e best interests of *. ^ \ , / 1 t**"» ., plated flnish. G sl yours NOWI able atcel handle, baac. .Savs the department lequire such ac­ Now! tion. Any officer thus subjected to "Flnit .\ld” Goes Too Far ! disciplinary action shall be entitled Spokaihe, Wash.-i-'/Pi— Police ar­ For Those Who, Need r u rived at the scene of a trefflc ac­ SALE OF SWIM SUITS upon request in writing to the Gen­ LI5TERINE Watches to Withstaud Dust* 3.47 eral Manager to a public hearing cident and found a young woman enthusiastically administsrlng ANTISEFTIC ..- ‘J before the General Manager un­ T OVMCg These Stores Are Dirt and Moisture— We TO der such procedure ae the General "first aid" to the male vlctihfi. BOTTLK Sl»r« t*roud of your iv^m stroke and k>vs the walert Then, m s W ardi Fill up your crankcase N O W \^th Wards Vitalized "I've .got the pressure points," she Manager shall provide but the final REPAIRED Have the -Answer. smooth fitting, sisekly styled on* piece tuita And for Making up decision with respect to such dis- declared, pointing to the man's Motor Oil —the oil that cleanses your engine as it clpUnarv action shall rest with the ^‘Clothing, well ripped up to reveal If You Are Bothered ths »un, whol'i better than oos of th* nsw'brief^o-piecs ver«ion»t 'spots where pressure would halt (BAD eSEATH) lukricates! Vital chemical “ extras’’ that are added Chief of Police. ------With Your A Waterproof W e'vs gay cottons, desk rayonti Colorful prints at weil os toiid Section 4. Power, and Duties ‘ nV bleadlng. Rushed to em er-' Dental Plates to Vitalized Oil during refining cleanse your engine •f Policemen. The Chief, officers ' hosplUl, the victim was CLOSED eolorti And svsry til* 32 to 401 Yet, a trip to W ordt—flftt— it th* and membei-8 of the ---- Pqiieer Depart-1 have suffered only s' Have Them Reset of ptower-wasting sludge and carbon .,. keep it running ment shall have in crlmiriaf mat-r®^'Kbf bump on his head and a .Arthur Drug Stores In the New imort way to a wonderfui week-end outing. Shockproof cooler, C L E A N E R . . . help make it L A S T longer 1 h your tars all the powers 6f peace offic­ scratch on his nose. ' 845 Main St. Tel. 3809 Beautiful Plastic ers under the general statutes, and . ccnfq.'ner toall also have the power to arrest .' • PLATES REPAIRED Plus Feds,. any person found by them vlolat- i SATURDAYS WATCH s E B e S ® ® r it LADIES’ COTTON PLAYSUITS IN 3 HOURS trim- Hl*** HEAVY-DUTY AUTO SOLID STEEL • CLEANSES AS IT DISPERSES ENGINE Tax ing any .of the laws, of the state or ! Flowered patterns, wito sUrtI W m 4.S8! Sale! 3.89 toe penal ordinances of the Tow’n • NO IMPRESSIONS With Unbreakable Crystal. FLOOR MATS- M Q4«* CASTING ROD 11.95 LUBRICATES I SLUDGEI Such person ahall be dealt with In With itnd Without SweephaniL I to *• NECESSARY, For popular cars. Good quollty Threaded locking Teel «cat! to* same manner as If he had been • PREVENTS COP-RO- LENGTHENS ENGINE arrested upon a warrant thereto- • SHEET Chrome plated gulden, tip top At 6 P. M. w LADIES’ COTTON TWII.L SHORTS ^ rubbsr compouiid; htavy fell bock. AHY • FREE ESTIMATES — allk svound. Enamel flnlah. SIONI UFEI : fare duty issued. All criminal pro- Fireworks b l “ e RE'» Molded to fit floor contour. eaos for any offense committed GIVEN, $ 48-50. up Wen flared. All colon. Regular 2JM! Sale! 2*29 4'/I n. Wttom the Town, and all process L-ARGE ASSORTMENT «**• HaCa your dental plates re­ Bb>« to recover or to enforce any pen- 81»* paired by men whp have made eto- T9c5 for the violation of any Town Tax 'included^ - . nJarty I REASbNABLE PRICES_^ a life study of it— and save as (gMlnance Issued out of any court, The J W .IIA U CORK LADIES’ SPORT BLOUSES much aa S0',c. v - Headtiuarters for Zenith Hearing'Aid. ^ by any Judge within the Town, MANCHISTER COMM* Dark otdon, brown and binck. each procooa, subpoena or'i PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE v I warrant iMued by the state's | COMMUNITY nsy of Hartford County, relat- ’ to any offense committed with- ^^puT33ES3fcSSES23^SBJ3SS D E N T A L LA B O R AT O R Y JB MT ♦ VWl eer Cetetog Depertwent ft Givo your budgetdlift...ute USE YOUR CREDIT I^MUd Town, -and each process. ^ The Dewey-Richman '' . . . for Itemt not In ilore ilocia ' our MeniMy fqyeient nonl *V. J. FA G A N , Prop. A monthly payment atwount may . or warrant, issufd by any I be opened with any pujwliase of 810 •r deputy cqroner of such Sbepert Dahtal Technician Cowles Brothors Ofllee Houn: 9 A. M. to • F. M. •r more. Choose from toe w1de,ns- *B" u y Inquest relative to b of any person, may be No Aoqnlntment Necessaiy aortments in our store-'.stock^Aad^ At Anialdrs Stand, Top of Nigger HUl Company the thouKand* of other Item- aynll- by any msmbor of toe Po- ^ INC. > 33 a s y l u m STREET ttM members Room .Vo. 2 Hartford, Conn. .TfiWELERS STATIONERS OPTICI.VNS I IVlontgomeryWard ahlc through our catalog depaiC- Props: >*True”, “Don”, “A P Cowles meat. Floor Abova Savltt ths Jawelar • 1S4-828 BIAIN STREET mAru_nr,a 1 rrc f,vr,.'Nirst» n rn A M J . .■»iAnLnr31 r^R. lxj*n n ., f k i i M T , JU>TE 2?. 1P4S MANCFTESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. COS*N., FRIDAY. JUNE 28. 194% LGE SIX PAGE pool to do the work. This he said htva to over-rw . It. o«-r, commit-1 lUU kmd of poll- y where It h..)- SalterV Poiul will take about one week. While 4tli Degree K C earned some stripes hr can be / -' ing the wsr and the gigantic prob­ iHanrtiratrr te« If the McMahon Bill i. ROinR | pen. .o please ii.. In othtf 'a o i.I. the work on the hut will not be UTIL— 1080 U TH T— ISSO North End P O sured if he enlists or rerni’fta 1^ - Hard Tasks lems that have to be solved don't Anierir.n prat- period. Why throw away theae Generosity, Truth and TKUllAB PSRUU80N Hubroii H> Hal H ■eeatag Bacepi j what we profeaa our International w ill never roiiie hsrk. Post-War W orld M held a niectlnj; in the Mchion iliHiik .a bottle a clay. It made us 4 ;30— W D R C -G ive and Take; man; WTIC—Cltloa Service Con- ' tages for the man’s family because pier daya.” Bantly Oil Company Bdajra aad Holtdaya CateriM at the on atomic enerj^' to be. He is a (Jerman offii er laptured Thomas J. Dannaher was elected Town Hall Monday cveninR and leel liettei " * Workmen mostly in the employ WTIC—Lorenzo Jones. cert. of the assurance of a family allow­ He urged his liatenera tc "help ■B OCtea rMMM Atat Uancaastar. Coni., ftp 11 ' faithful navigator of Bishop Me- station A of. the Manchester Hartford. June 28 Count nd ttlaae Malt Maftar. ' The second measure now pre- elc( ted officers who will represent hefoie SlalinRiiid. Koui yeais a.- a Kled to Berlin of the town of Manchester, are 4:45— WTHT —Hop Harrigan; ance." W1 Main Street Tel. 8298 «r 2-I0S7 Ll, (j.j:.) W iirruii .'lahon General Assemhly, Fourth 8 :3 0 -WDRC—Kate Smith sings; othbra Individually," and to "dO| the Rioup in lonnectlon with the KusiUHn prisonei have ‘ hanged h.m Krai fill .'he woiihl meet the fate WTIC—Young Widder Brown. Post Office which for ten years Some of the U. . Army Recrult- Folke Bernadotte head of the Swe­ what you ran tn aid the nations to­ dUtrtCIUKTiyK RATES ! carloualy before the House is th e — . — ^ busy in making many Impiove- - , , Degree. Knights of Oolumbua. at Newa; WONS—A Voice In the 8 Opposite the Armory of neighbor landowners who alic menta in the Salter's Swimming 5:00 WDRC - Main Street; Night; WTHT—This Is Your lias been located in the Batch and : ing offices are located in post of- dish Red Cross said here last night ward mutual imderatanding." l b * !"*"■ ' l l " ’"ii'v JldHlO whu h was lollected by the | le.siime her hioken life wnh .«ald were slaiiv hy Ku.ssian troops, ( l l l l O l I^OrVU 'C the June meeting at the K. of C. Hartford: \\"THT—Terry; WTIC Brown Building on Depot Square I fice and other civic buildings and Pool located to the north of Parker home at Windsor Lsicka last night. • FBI; WTIC—Easy Money. that "generosity, truth and unity • I I good pollc.v good for an ally. now liihnmleil War Coiiniil foi him. she fled to Beilin and later was —When A Girl Marries. was moved this morning. The new I theae may be closed on Saturday or Hagia Copy street. The town men under fore­ Another .Manchester member. 9:00—WDRC—It Pays To Be Ig­ are the conierstones on which the .^Varad Ona Tear ...... » *•*> good for ouraelves. atiove all gooil vctoians. Ouidon Kail f’oiler He has beiimie a <'lUiimiUii.sl follov ed by her mothei and t hltd, 5:15—WDRC—Top Tune Time; location la In the Hibbard building . Sunday, but the recruiters will be man Bradley yesterday dug out Frank J. Quiah, was elected faith­ norant; WONS—Gabriel Heater. ALICE COFRA.N Taatern rttatea ant *PO ...... for the whole free enteipriae was made ihairmnn: Kichaid and that I ne.vri ,sn stami, she whom .she .siipprtits b\ housework. I.tent. ij.g. I Kenneth WIgien, WTHT—Dick Tracy: W nC - on North Main street at the cor­ post-war world must be built. and .set forma for the footing for ful inner sentinel. Newa; WTHT—Alan Young; I on hand In front of the buildings (Known As Queen Alice) ItKilBKH Ut world -lepreaented in the Biitlrh ; Ives, - j - said. "1 1 ainnot live with a liu.sband riecently she haa been lecelv- the Qiion.set hut and this morning L'.SNB, 8011 of .Mr, and Mrs c'harles Portla Faces Life. WTIC— People J^re Funny. ner of Allen place. This is farthest I where their offices sre normally "Let ua be quite frank and face Seventh Dnugkier nt n Seventh Son rHE ARSociATEi) I'ua.aa who IS a t’omimini.st Uig letters from hei husband say- U Wigren of 1,5 Stephen street, Other officers elected were; J. 6:30-WDRC Newa; Old Record from the biialneaa section of Man­ the aituatioii aa it really la today, For Immediate, Accurate, Aceto and Sylvester atarted pour­ KInlon Wallace of Windaor Locks, 9;15^WON8—Real Stories from i located In the blue and silver re- Bom With n Veil Tha Aaaootatad Praat le aacluaiealy loan proposal has not changed Kian’.el, lieasiirer. The group v\lll Helga' was boiM on the light mg he will SO')n be fieed ha.s been discharged from the Naval Shop: WONS - Superman: chester that the post office has nearly a year after V-.I day.” he ing concrete. The building la lo- faithful captain: James McCabe of Real U fe. I cruiting cars, complete with Infor- Bendings DnJI.v, Including Sunda.v, atitlad to tha uaa of repuoiicatioa ol atnee It waa fully debated aijd fl- lie known as Helirou vVleisns of ■Ml.' I. ltcis Hie f ill Of ' “on \'he .south a'ho7r"near the Re.serve as of June B and will re- WTHT- Jack Armstrong; WTIC ever been. continued. "We must admit 'that naaa diapatchae eradUad n If or not ai "June 30. 1948 la the last day on - M COURFORTAMJ IN (foiiil Life on I'ariii The banana plant grows to a hae actually been ahipped. .Agrees To Cooperate be started until after July 4 as it feet, and the sun does the itu u- which a man may cniiat or reen­ Bread — Also Butler. the Fourth Itself. JarecI B. Tennant Is lepoiteil height of 'in feet. "He wanted me to maiiv and I Chaliman Mead i D" N. Y i told will be necessary then to drain the bating, Get Chance list in the Regular Army and be It te Ukewtae apparent to any For a long time, we were not tonalderably Improved siul i.s now Amateurs to giies.' he dul pick my hu.shaiid for leporteta the Defense I n v e s t i g a l - ______auie of retaining hia old grade and Old Fashioned Strawberry caaual observer of the present on our way to keeping our prom- able to ait up for a shui t time me I knew nothing of the woild. ing f'oinm itfee -long know aa family allowance for the duration t>y hi.s 11 Shortcake For Sale! boom times In Manchester that ise Farmers were holding wheat ■ Ha is being cared for 1 was like all Gei mans dreamy the "Tiumaii committee' during On Radio Next Tuesday of the soldier's enlistment term," C Badon-. and .sentimental B it I did have a thoM who are unaware of the il-■ ,or higher pricee. The government, the war—wants to look into what said Major Ernst. "These art two r good life on om old fariti hefoie legality of the time element of | ,eemed afraid to step in and take; junior Farmers will i>e hei.i he described as "niiishiooming ’ very important pointa for the men my falhet died four yeai.s ago organizations, including “letter­ (Enatem Standard— ,\dd One Hour • icut, topic. “ Civilian Omtrol of to conaider. because If a man haa their pastime are also ignorant of measurea which would ' at the home of the Rev H R this month head companies" which sprang up For Daylight) Atomic Energy.” served with the Army and has the fact that Manchester ordl- , 0^* of our own wheat before Keen. "I liked to go hunting and iid- to hid on war contracts. Mead New York, June 28— iPi—Dis­ . - ^ IIt f 1 haa been aiinoun* cd that the WASHING Ing But nothing w a.s the .same .said public hearings will beg ii play of amateur talent on the ra­ \ nance specifies s place restriction It went into bread. Two months 4-H Club .Short coui.hc at the attei my fattiei died I love uo. Monday. The ihairman called on dio, maintained ao long and aiic- too. By the terms of the ordi­ ago, we were far behind schedule University of Connecticut will he e to MACHINE ' ^ 1 man eo mucli as 1 did my fathei " Good bye, Good cesafully by the. late Major Bowes, ! open to members of the ages of 12 .Mr, Tinman yealeiday and said the nance, the dlecharge of fireworks In our shipments abroad. Helga's husband lives m her President had agreed to cooperate la to be tried again by CBS. the . . . It-. ! to 15 The course will be open TROUBLE? on public property, which means Then we finally moved. I'oiiiici |n|y 21 to 28. Both Ijoys and girls memory more s.s s gieal bottle in the inquiry. But there was no network over which he spent hia A WIDE SELECTION last broadcast years. Arthur God­ Plan Ahead! FOR IVIRTONI —CiNilBZY PRICID streets. Is forbidden. By the terms President Herbert Hoover under- „.jij j,, H,|,nitted and the mst will man—tlisn as-s-4«ver. farmer or mention then of income tax re­ WE SPECIALIZE IN THE ot the ordinance, it is legal only w an ior turns. frey, the morning mlcrophonist, REPAIR OP AI.L MARES took his valuable survey of woild be $11 tier week. Those desirous has been picked to head the show, "He 'lidn't like to w oik." she "Because of what we leainol in Summer Fu rniture! OF WASHERS! said. "He icseil to drink a full Woild War I about war luotlls." labeled "Godfrey’s Tslent Scouts." Choose Your New own property. I elded to bribe our farmers to re- ,hai, maii. as 'oon ns ih.s- bottle of I ognai every ilav hv he said, "we had expected tluit a which opens next Tueailsy night as We will pick it up. repair Innk even In better Job would be done in Wo'td a summer aeries. J The one provision of took a order that irseivations him.self. He wouUI it and return it in lime for theae premature celebranta to do it. It developed Hie can be made. Those enrolling the morning. Ami m the evening War II in preventing exce.ssive re- •While amateurs are to be a fea­ one yiHr'.s 4-H he would put the 'i-ittle on the tliina. We want to see for oui- The fun'a Just starting for your . . . sun-bathing, loaf­ ture. those profesalonala who not FUR COAT your next washing. R W e 11 courage to issue a ael-aaidc order must have had Mills Shiil. v Wrick is t1'«u bv hin 1 liHii while he icad sflies if thei-e have been loopholes ing . . . dining in your backyaul. But its all over for yet have won fame will be given Wringer Rolls in stork public tale of fireworks amount of wheat that were not clo.sed by excess us because you want chairs and tables right now to aa much, sometimes more, atten­ ananging for the giil.s au.l James the n-wapapor. He would lead iiii- for any make of Washer. Manchester town limits. ^ available for American biead. In Ijiidlavv tor the lioys. •>' oi( h a.s production bottlenecks st (Left) The BarcoLoafer ginning July 6. another revival of they tried to corral all those who “ with her .sj.stcr. Mis. Walter pai' fiime.s ai.iiind the old man- the time. Now we want to roun I ■automatic reclining chair. the 11-year-old series. “Lights A.. _ „ ... -. grumbling over anything ami Hewitt Slid family. up the whole profit pictuie and are now setting off flreworka at ^ • .sion. Helga boie a ■ hild and lived .Adjusts without effort to Out," dramas designed to thrill If New la.se.s of measles are being tiaiK)itillv with her- inotliei until hi\ it before Congress." not scare the listeners, as the sev­ their own pleasure. all I, over «town., ...« eveiTthing.muie. although t. .some of ua any lounging or snoozing reportcil alniosl dail.v Lucilla the Russians began Ibeir great position; locks in any po­ en-week- fill-in for Judy Canova. They would be led a still merrier Miner, daughter of,the town vlerk, drive tnvvanl Berlin. First Non-Stop Over .\tlanllc CBS at the end of July, “Inner "racket," most of ua were pioii-J sition. Folds compactly chase If, now or on the Fourth it- . Roberta and Virginia Ppitcr. A.s tlie Soviet forces drew ne.it John Alcock and A. W, Brown for storing. White frame: Sanctum" to replace the Jackie IN WOMIN'S AND HAlgilltl. ii _ .. w ij . > ! and glad that Ainenca was hiially daughters of Mr and Mrs. Robert Helga. her mother and an old made the first non-atop airplane blue or green covei-a. Reg­ CYiogan Monday night akit, com ­ aelf, they should try to confine' * , . u , ■,<) • .. f ,, _ ...... u. ir, doing its promised share to avert F Porter. Howard firifliii, .son of 1 family friend who stayed to pm- flight over the Atlantic. Tliey ular 5,34.50. pleting one of thoae particular ra­ >1 those shooting off flreworka to ‘ * • landed in Clifton, Ireland. In 19.19, , . .'larvalion abroad, ■Mr. and .Mrs W .«! Griffin, and I tei t them began tapping the w ine dio cycles. The former Tuesday COOL... theli o\vn properly. children In Alton Hall'^ family ci'llar. atter a fight from Newfoundland. time of Sanctum, now off the air, A law which is uiieiifoitrable is Kveii with what .small saiiift.c are among the latest. goes to Vox Pop on August 27. The m law which is no good, and which > some of us nisy have nia.le in this The heat heie Tite.sdav siul Wed- j 29.75 Coogan show had replaced Vox falls of the purpose for which it cause America i.s atill the lu. kieU ne.sday vva.s veiy mlemse Faim eisi Pop. Thus, it is turning out to be have been bu.sy getting tn liav for an exchange, after ramiflcatioiia, COOL .SMART COOL e e e COMFORTABLE was enacted. "" I’c'P''' "f some lime, and the i rop seeiu.s between .Sanctum and Vox Pop. DRESS Manchester, when it .eiiavted Britain have Just come Ihioogli quite full and lith The sti'swbriiy . 881 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER STRAW HATS . PLAYSHOES FOR WOMEN 1.97 this law, had two mam pinpo.ses. . ."bx yeaia of having- tlieii lielts sea.soii Is about clo.sed. I Addition for Tonight on NBC— One was to abate a growing f^ib- tighter than, we have ■ ever had Those who plan to attend the WOODEN PIECES At 7:30 Herbert HoOver speaking TheyV* held the rank of top flight fdvorifo for yoon—becooto What's the latest In summer footwear fashion? It’s ployihoes, of lie nuisance. The other was to them. At a Uiiie when they might Tii-Coiinty Union picnic and hymn from Ottawa on "The World Food .sing at the Westehestci Cliiinh Situation;” at 9.'45 atom bomb Ihoy eombkM eooinou with iiMrt oppooroncol Evory on# b hand course—no moNer where you gol No matter what you doT And try to see that those children be considered deserving -of some Regular next Sunday are asked to come preview in the form of a talk by here ore fust three in Words complete selection of the Moton's Adirondack Arm Chairs, folding, unfinished...... 6 ~0 otoven undor wotor for extra flexibiMy and Rghtwolghl oomforil BhooUng off flrevvOiks did .so un- lelaxation. they are now to uiulei- , . Kled vviUi baaket luiichi-.s The (61 Sen. Brlen McMahon o f (Connect- • • 1 A 1. A ., ^ a . t hx 4 a axis der aome home supervision which o the rationing of bread, the one p. rn. 1 11 I Adirondack Arm Chaiia, unfinished ...... 13.50 They come to you pre-blocked h the ityle oppiovod pinch front favorite styles . . . o sparkling multi-colored eorday oxford . . . a would lessen the chance of llioae item on which they did escape la- State roatlfl through the gicen 1 12 I Adirondack Arm Chairs, iinftiiished...... 'i'K5 desiga WIdo choice of colorful bond*, plain or pottomed, to ■uN bright swiri strap in bright sky blue fobric , . . o snowy white fabric Rccidenta which ao often turn tioning during the war itself. R e-! are receiving their seasonal coat- i2i Adirondack Settees, unfinished...... 14.5u single stropl Gat yours at Wards fodo/f itig of tar. "Fhe very hot weather your bidiviclual wordrebo. hveet bi ■ummor eoeifort NOWI porta "from another of the victor 12 Yacht Chairo, all wood, green...... • ® celebration into minor or major makes this a nuisance aa the stuff 1 1 Check It tragedy. Neither of theae purposes nations, Russia, say that the food clings to the shoes and geUs track­ 11 1 Hickory Arm Rocker, fibre seat and back ...... LI 50 Is being fulfilled by such enforce­ situation in the Ukraine ia worse ed-ini)) the houses, the town, be- ( 1 1 Hickory Arm Chair, web scat and back...... L2.50 ment of the present ordinance aa than it is in the British zone tn-|-nig practically devoid of side­ i3i Hickory Arm Rockcra, wehaeat and back...... 14.00 N ow ! Ts possible. If .Manchester wishes Germany where It la low indeed walks. 11 1 Hlckoi y Arm Rocker, web aeat and back ...... Oil REFRIGERATOR and A Justice court’ was held Tueailay (1 1 Hickory Tabic. 28-lnch Oak top ...... ; ■ J 2.OO to halt nuisance and promote j . evening at the Hebron Town Hall, WASHING IVIACHINE r safety in connection with the Propofial For Japan before trial Judge John A. Mark- 111 Bent-ash Love Seat; 2-part; upholstcicd...... 90.00 I 'A / Fourth of July, it must do what , , liam. Two cases came up for con- .161 Poroh Rockers, slat seat and back, green...... U 00 SERVICE ..so many other communities have The announcement by the Unit- .,|d*,.gUon The first was that ot (4 I Porch Rockera, alat Beat and back, 'natur.il...... 8 :;o I' ed StaUa of Us own fornlal pro-' Raymond Audrychowakl of Willi- Repairs On AIFMakes! already done, which is to enact a 1121 Porch Rockeia. slat seat and back, natural...... 10.50 posal to Ryssia, Britain and China , mantle, w ho was charged w ith ban on the use as well as on the (4) Poroh Rockers, alat back, woven seat natuiHl ...... 8.:i0 Prompt, Economical! for a four-tiower tfontrol commla- driving a car without a license and i9i Poich Rockera, alat back, woven aeajl, natural...... in .'iO ' sale of flreworka. Such a full ban , . J _ ___ i of passing a atop sign. He waa Sion to succeed the present Am en-! 19 1.. Porch Rockers, slat back, woven seat g r e e n ...... 10 50 can be reasonably enforced, 'fhose N W I communities which have tried It- Japan and to other case was that of John K. Weddings I4t Cypiesa Wheel Chairs and Ottoniaiia, plastic wcbbii',';. . ^...... ,55.25 PotEeiUon’s .uiiiiwe ivnvc . I I supervise the continued dl.sarma-1 Wetherell of .Manchester. He w a s' (I I Cypress Wheel Settee, pla.stii- webbed 65.00 have found full dividends -J post-j arrested for driving while under 1 Cypieaa Coffee Table. .'Ifl-'tiich round to p ...... '\ ...... 25 :i0 Maacheater'a Largest Radio for the old and safety for the 1 1 . and Appllaoee Store f V a S r j f * - - tivp Anieriiaii policy is still driv­ the influence of liquor. He w.as ypungMers. found guilty anil w-aa fined $ f00, Your own home 111. Cypre.ss Arm Chair, m.se scat and back ...... 50 At tJie Center ing ahead^ and was fined $100. with $55 re­ |2» Cypi'eas Side Clialra, lose seat, webliod back ...... 24..5o 589-541 MAIN S T R E E T This proposal is', in concrete mitted. 111 Coke Bar, oak top. gla.saea, opener. Ice bucket-...... 44.00 TrtAible .\hcad In.The House / form, a companion . pio|)oaal to Mrs. Chaiie.s C. .Seller.' and her . -- two children spent pait of the In two respects the more nu­ Mr. Byi-nes' plan for a 25 year LAMPS day Thursday at Rocky Neck merous and therefore less respoii- ORDfr it ^^SM^PROM \ treaty to enforce the demllitarl- Beach, picnicking. METAL FURNITURE sible membership of the House la j /aHon of Germany. He proposed Loren M. Lord, who has been with the ''decorator touch" threatening to spoil good work al- j plan for Germany In an effort In p.oor health for aome time. Is (It Wrought Iron Dinette. 4 chairs and table, brown...... 59 53 JITTfRS reported In a falrl.v comfortable a 'M o c ready done by the Senate. " once and for all, any poa- ...... SI 90 .59..50 condition, even a little .stronger Size, color, sliiipe . . . theie'a Juet the til Wrought Iron Dinette, 4 chairs and table. Ivory...... Better have your wheels One of the great proofs of sible Russian auspiclons that than foriiieily. and with help he light table lamp tor your needs In W at­ Ill Wrought Iron Dinette, 4 chalra and table, green...... f'.S.OO 79.00 aligned now to stop your *f'4»0SV'^ Am erica's sincerity in wialiing to Atliirlra was -leady to withdraw is able to get about the house to kins collection of over 250 decoiatoi- II I Wrought Iron Dinette, 4 chuira and table, wlilti-...... ___ i:i7..5(i ‘ tt.V.4t«— tires from jittering all avoid future mllilanani ba-sol appilived models. Plenty ot paiis. Per­ 011 from k'.uroiiean affairs, or let Gcr- -ome extent. He will pass hi.s 9'2iid III Wrought Iron Barbecue with spit, brown...... 39 ,50 •;.5.oo over the road. the atomic bomb la the McMahon fect aa wedding gifts. _ Tklt cl^k. loilorad ilyla wM - « many grow, strong again. If Rus- birthday next nioiilh. llll Wrought Iron End Tables, white, green or yellow...... L50 'JJIH y CHIC.u L\ .-.J L. Bill for our own domestic con­ aia wants security from Ger-' Owing to the epidemic of look imort and appropriate v,i2i Wrought Iron Ottoman, green with rose duck...... '29.76 17.9.'?“ V- QmCK.il on any cotton.dreis occasion. trol of atomic malenals, research many, the Byrnes' piopo.sal on ! '""‘‘‘"S'. 7 Town Motors SMART SWIM TRUNKS IN o n IN THI SWIM WITH ^ ■ ,, ' town Philip Clark, .superintendent 11 1 Wrought Iron Double Wheel Chaise, green and io.se...... 2','5.00 178.00 Ml cleanly designed lines ora METTY AS A MCTURI and pnaliictlon. The .salient point Nearly a hundred plain and decorated china lamps Incorpomted Germany said, thy United .‘Stales, Congregational Sunday 12 1 Pleased Iron Umbiella Tables, while with green...... 29.00 11.50 slimming lo even the fullast KNIT STYLIS A NIW SUIT FROM WARDS o f that bill la that it provides for |„opos0 circuity o f Um body. T " i.... 824-828 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1946 f AO B S O B T M,ANLHE551EK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY. JUNE 28. 194® PAGE Ugo Buacaglia ...... coiincll action agninat the United ' Sona Company In Rockville, atar^ a ten day vacation tonight when G. E. Keith Furniture Co. S tates. / H o r k v i l l r Legion’s Drive Federal Bakery ...... Is Nominated A pril 20, 1943, Lucas m arried L u­ *i*rm both w as acting fraudu­ Unlt/d Nations observers point­ the mills close until July cille M. Couett* of Westfield. VI-’W Auxiliary Holland Cleanscra, Inc. .. FM: What Are They Waiting For? Censure Given lently.** I lomic Question » ed out in this connection that if i ' Mra. Clarence Btdwell ..., Maas., and that a child was bom '1 ne Gi ievanca committee asked | ; The VFW Auxiliary will hold a Picks Up Speed By President to them May 19. 1944. affairs had progressed so far thaj | |- TTaaritkl meeting this evening at eight State Service Station .,., Henry's disbarment, but the court, : MISS RENA HALEM'S the Unltbd States or another na- J. Ccllll o'clock in . the G.A.R. hall when F'em dale Soda Shop ...... To Attornev On Ju ly 10. 1944, the sla te a t­ after sustcining the committee’a i tion holding the veto power felt Frequency Modulation Gives Little torney continued. Mrs. Lucas and the annual Memorial service will Naaslff Arma Co...... charges and reciting Henry’s ' i Has Many Facets called upon to veto a council move I Almost One Third of Ca|)l. Frpflprirk F- Koisii Joseph L. Lucas of Washington. D. ' "dutlaa aa an officer of the court,” 11 against It, for atomic rca.sons, be held. John Chltjlan ...... Opens Setisoii .Miss fira e e Hcha«"fer Thom aa Abbo ...... '. C„ were married and that a child I said disciplinary action would Im ; ELECTROLYSIS SALON that nation cotild be presumed to , (soal Is Reached for 1 jstPil as ,\|»provpil for Fellow Chance to Get Into Radio’s Advicp to Manrhester i w as bom to them In July, 1945 ‘ "limited to this because I feel that : ' says It win (five the ADA full In­ be hiding warlike intentions. Tlu.s Miss G race Schaefer, 77, of 318 State Shoe Repairing ... Com- Lafayette atreet, Schenectady, N. Dana Cannon ...... Couple on Mexican Di­ He said the matter came to the the attending publicity will be suf- : ^ Room 15, Rubinow Bldg. 848 Main Stro«t Jnited Nations formation aa to the "know-how could mean that nt that stage the Firenorks July llh (loiilintiaiire in .\rmv bar’s Grievance commute* when ficicnt penalty." Task for the production of atomic cn- Horkvillo Hum'IkiII Y.'''dled Thursdav at the Rockville Mra. William Dillon ___ mission Begins other nations ronid, if they fell , , . fllty hospital following a short 111-*' Big Field, But No Telling How Soon vorce BringB Kick . the Navy, in which Edward Lucaa The piim-lpals were unavailable . ^ eriry." It further aaya "when the the urgency of the sltUBtlf>n war- ' Almbst one third of the propose*! Dewey-Riehman ...... Captain Fn'derick C. Kcisli, Air I waa then serving, refused to pay foi a statem ent. WILL BE CLOSED TOMORROW Charter authority la actually created, the ^ani/atioii lo ne.ss^he c^me to Rockville about Mr. GaVello...... Of Framing rantecgion F'lre- Evelyn Oetzwloh ...... Hartford, June 28—i/Pi —A H art­ And Will Remain Closed For Annual Vaiyition natio .1 which had broken th>- .StafTonl SpriiigH Donald Weekes and was taken ill Lucas on the ground that the Mexl- Bird Invasions To Outlaw War Use natlona In making available the .otomie covenant. woiks F'und has been reached to­ Terry'a Beauty S.slon.... J no : Chester and Lie ut.-Colonel Im- FCC Rules ‘One To a Customer’ On F.M Licenses ford attorney was publicly censur­ while Here. She w as born .March ..'■ )0 mlniiel I. Kictle, Air Coriis, of i can decree was Invalid. Through July 13th. further Information essential to Might Inxoke Other Siiiu-llons day with the total collections hav­ Wilson's Uaihei- Shop ..., ed by Superior Court Judge Ken­ Cherbourg peninsula has been that organization for the perform- | Rockville. .lime 28 iSp-nne that of international .. „ , life. She le.ives two brothers, plaint of the Hartford County ^centuries. Autumn migration RE-OPENING MONDAY, JULY 15th and nnawer form, to make resort to arms in an extrrtucly sc- | te.im will open its season "n Sat- , Schaefer, both i pledges secured through the ef- Burton's, - Inc. 2 00 ' Slate who have been ’lominnted hy last of three dUpatche* oh fre­ under Connecticut law Mexican di- flghta from England head across control are reached, the United t .nn President T nininn for p-^ rm.anrjit quency modulation and the vorcea are not recognized as valid dear tome of the many facelo rio!is case. The rondemneil ivi- ii'rdny afternoon nt Henrv la k, | Sehenertndy; also two nlcees. I forts of the Auxiliary. Maurice Colemonn . ... Bar Aasociation's Grlevahce com­ the channel Into F'rance, then to of the atomic question now un­ States will be prepared to yield, to tion -ould invoke tlie veto ns ^ iiie<(ing the .Stafford .Springs Le­ The comm.t tee will meet thia John H. Burkhardt . ... 1.00 r'lmmir.sion.t In the rognl.ar Army, ntory of the man-made Interfer­ mittee that he obtained a Mexican and aaaertrd that the couple ''atm Spain and across to Africa. the exti nt required by. each stage, The funeral will he held at her der debate by the fnlted Na­ much H.S it ilesired hut if tlie situ- gion team in a Fourth D istrict I evening at 9 o'clock at the Legion Nils Pearson ...... 1.00 aeeorilitig to an announcement ence behind thl* otherwlne ata- divorce for a Manchester couple j are legally married to each other" national control of activities In home on Sunday with burial at W illiam Ahlf ...... l.O'l I ma*lo by the W ar D epartm ent to- ttclr** Aiethod of radio brond- I in thia state. tions Atomic Enerny commis­ atlon were sufficiently wrious tlie |,,.t,pue game. The team is sponsor- Cobleskill. N. Y, Home on Leonard street, and any­ ard advised them their remarriage sion. It Is deslipied to present this field to the authority. " other nation."! might invoke sum- cil by Stanley Dobosz Past.No. It, one wishing to volunteer is Invited F'lank Copeland ...... 1.00 *1' V. caating that the FCC U looking The committee charged that On the matter of atomic explo- New Ti-aihers Into to other spouses outside the state In simple terms whal the dip­ lions and take other punishing and tomorrow's game will .start at to attend the meeting. Ail persons A aron Cohen ...... 1 00 , Seventy-nine officers from Con- thl* week.) "w-oiild be legsl and binding” in Henry "knew- the Mexican court stves< the United S tates proposal Three new teachers have been I Mrs. Vincent Calardra 1 00 I neeticut were listed ns ,-ipprovcd had no jiiriadicthin." that hia "con- lomats have been saying about men.si ri'.s, overriiling the veto by two o'rlock. The members oDdhe engaged by the Board of Ediica- wishing to make their donations by Connecticut a matter which ultimately will says the authority should be given force of arms. mail should address them to Vin­ Mra. James Gnskell. .7.-> for rontiniinnre in the regular By Marc J. Parvin* I duct w-aa highly improper and iin- the "sole and ekclusive right to team will appear in new uniforms flon for the .schools of the town NE.A Staff Corre«pondent The Grievance committee repre affect e\-erj' man, woman and Q. Wo!ild the International of giny and blue due to the gen­ cent Ingraham. Treasurer of the Raymond Chartier ...... 'iO Army. rho"’*'n from 100,non appli- sented at the hearing by State At cthlcal’’ and that by "represent- conduct research in the fleld of of Vernon, 4;ugene Taylor who l.’go Buacaglia ...... I no e.ints by the "m ost niodi-rn .and New York. June 28.— (N E A ) — child In the world. It Is based Atomic Development aiittiority erosity of Umis P. F'itzgeriild of will replace .Miss .N'ii'kerson as F'lreworks F'und. Manchester Trust i torney Hugh M. Alcorn. Jr., charg Things Are Fresher At The atoml.-: exploalve.s'' Cnniilo Gamn*>Intl ...... 1.00 I scientlfie method of .selecting lead- on the documents themselves propoi!efi iiy tli*' I'nite*! Stales the F'ord Station. teacher of sophomore Engli.sh: Company. 1 F'requency modulation, or F'M, ed that James B. Henry, the at and Interpretations by hlnh Nowhere in the Baruch speech come nn'ier the Si'itinty Couniil? IJsf Of C'onirlbiilon* J Mrs..Adam Crawford 1.00 I err. yet devised." A total of 9.800 F'rancls Brennan will pitch for •Miss Grady who will teach a t the look* like the little fellow'a chance torney, through an El Paso. Texas authorities). did the Untied States go so far as A. That is a matter for further the Rockville team with other Maple Street school in place of Foljowlng is a list of the recent Thomas P. Aitkin ... .50 I officers who served in the Army to break Into the big field of radio attorney, obtained a Mexican tfl n o t ic e : 1.00 I of the U nited S tates during the to say "we will tell the world au­ study. The feeling of the Ameri­ members being Race, Doherty, Mrs. F'orster: Miss Beckwith who .subscribers: | Mrs. John Cratty ----- broadcasting. vorce for Mra. Fanny Ercelente This Is to notify- my customers By Francis W. Carpenter thority how w’e make the bomb." can delegation Is that the ADA Wagner. Sehiimey, Bnekofen, Kerr. Prevlnu.xlv Acknow-ledgedicknowledged . *196.75 i LOO : War with Germany and .lapan Willie there is room for only Lucas in March, 1943. will tench the Maple atreet kin­ no that I will be on vacatlnn until New York, June J8—i-F) The Q. What does Rusijla's i roposeil ."■•hould he set up tv treaties DeCarll, MaeVifrish, Lusa, Howard, dergarten in place of .Mrs. Albom. Mra. Williuni Barrett ...... 1,00 F?dw.ard Copeland 1 I wer*' thus srleeted. 900-odd broadcasting station."; on Fee Paid by Hiikband July 15. convention provide ? '' among the nations, It should oper- Wohllebe, Dombek, Greene and Any private homes who would Mrs. Russell L. Craw-ford . . 1.00 A. & C. W elding Co. 1.00 I Captain Keish, who served with the band now used, several thou­ The complaipt said that Mrs. MODEL FRUIT SHOPPE .United Nations Atomic Enerny ate separately ami apart from the ; Rob .Meleski will umpire 2.00 John S. Gordon 1.00 ! distinction as a bomber pilot with MRS. C. W. LONG -commission, sitting as a working Provisions of Russian Plan take teachers for 1946-47 are Mrs Harvey Barbeaii .... sand new stations can transmit Lucaa' husband, Edward, paid **WHERE GEMIIINE QVALITY PREVAILS** A. Article I puts the high con- Security ’""P , the game. Palardy who holds a asked to notify Superintendent of Louis J. Cook ...... 1.00 riie.ster Cibroskl .,'iO , the 11th "Flying Tigers" Air on the assigned FM frequencies. H enry a fee of $200. 35 Jordt Street committee, begins today at a clos­ game. 997 51 AIN STREET A Few Steps Rrlow Hale'* TELEPHONE 2-0784 trnrtlng parties on record as for- jc.ounrll holds to the veto power, decision " over the Rockville High Schools A. F7. Chatterton as soon L. A. Cleveland ...... 1,00 ' Dr. C. H. Peckham 1.00 j Force for L*> months In the CRI The Federal Communications Alcorn told the court that on ed meeting the momentous task of bidding the production and use of Q, Suppose the rommissslon William Patterson ...... 1.00 1Regal Men'. Shop . 1 on I Command, won the Di.’tingiiished Commission and the Senate Small framing a charter outlawing the atom ic I S' hool team will he on the mound as possible. a weapon based upon the tise of agrees upon a plan for the Stafford team. Albert Cormier ...... 1.00 1Glaniann Children 1.00 Flying Cross with one oak lenf Businese Committee are deter­ Don't be satisfied with anything less than 5IODEL fruits and vegetables. They’re • atom as a means of warfare. atomic energy and hinds them to contr*)!. W hat then? 5.00 1Mrs. Frances Boiell . .50 cluster and the Air Medal w ith mined that the little fellows are The commission has heard from Closing Tonight George Dart ...... the following obligntlona: Would •** vention would be just a pious dec­ fare. Both, are predicted up*in the l Bsiiey Combined Shows, Inc., are tilt" brownout was ordered the i Bill’s Tire & Repair Shop . 1.00 within 30 days. A d i 3. Dispose of existing bombs to replace the old carbon flla- pursuiuit to the terms of the laration and uselesa. legal basis of a convention to for- | to be made, the claims being heard switch was diseonnected resulting I Mrs. Joseph Groeger...... doctor^s orders I um forced to close my store I Manufacturers blame shortages, m ent.” especially cabinet w-ood, for the beaty providing for the control. Q. la the Atomic Energy com­ bid the employment of atomic by the arbitrators and the court is in the lights being turned off. I Mrs. A. DellaFera ...... Mutual, which owns no sta­ Listen For Our Advertising Car PHARMACY S. dive the Atomic Develop­ mission subject to the United Na­ bombs. Both agree that sufficient being asked to approve their j It was not until this week that Mrs. Carl Gustafson .... immediately and until Sept. 3. lag in pi-oduction and contend 1- tions of Its .own, has been active they are a.s anxious as any one to ment authority full information tions Security council? sanctions should be applied to any­ awards, including; Elliott A. Smith. I the switch was again coniracted■ Leonard Aceto ...... In FM since the beginning. On Your Street, as to the know-how for producing A. Yea. one violating these obligations. a minor, *30,000; Grace E. Smith, 1 and since Tuesday night the lights William Gedraitls ...... Watch for announcement of re-opening. get. started.. WGTR, Worcester, Mass., a Mu­ FM is straining *t the lea-sh. atomic energy.. Q. What are the United. States Both agree that the pact 1s open *18,000: Ethel J. Bristol, *3.000; were again shining. Frank Gadomskl ...... tual outlet, waa one of the first q. Would the United SUtes views on the veto, by which one to all natlona, whether or not they Warren J. Bristol, *19,000; Clara j FM stations, and WCBA, Sche­ five to the atomic development of five countries—Russia, France, arc members of the United Na­ F'. F'agan, *700; Patricia Mahoney, nectady, N. Y., was the first com­ authority Its top secret formula China, the United States and tions. a minor, *1.750; Stella Zagora, mercial FM station. Esterly C. for making the atomic bomb? Great Britain—can block action in Q. What are the main points of *1,500. ' __ FIRESTONE Page, Mutual vice-president, be­ Not Specifically Covered the Security council on substan­ divergence in the American and Among the other cases at the lieves that FM will ultimately A. That point Is not specifical­ tive matters ? Russian plans? short calendar session are eight replace many AM stations now- ly covered. The United States Muat Be No Veto A. They are apftrt mainly on the divorce actions and six other do­ operating. veto power on atomic matters, how mestic relations cases. MARKET A. The United States flatly de­ POISON IV Y Some of the others in radio punishment of an offender is to A Naturalization session Is clared In the Baruch plan that A U. S. GOVERNMENT Report announces the dis­ 379 East Center St. haven't been quite as enthusias­ PAPER COLLECTION be. applied, and how inspections of scheduled to start at 11:30 a.m. there must be no veto on atomic tic, but are now going Into FM Princess Lines the nations to look for violations when 10 petitions for citizenship covery of a new tannic acid treatment for ivy poison- somew-hat on the basis of "If you IN THE V- matters. Members of the Amer­ shall be carried out. 'will he heted upon. . ican delegation indicate that they in;?. The treatment has been found ezeeDent; H l8 can’t lick ’em, join 'em." Q. What about Inspections? A meeting of the Tolland County Today, Columbia has, (w-o ata- are willing to trade the atomic A. The Americans say that once Bar A.saoclatton ia scheduled for gentle and safe, dries up the blisters in a surprisingly bomb for an adequate internation­ tions, in New York and Cthicago, International control la set up and 1:30 this aftermxin. short time—often within 24 hours. These fsvem- and applications In for five more. al control In which there Is no the manufacture of bombs has Varation To Start bsv National Broadcasting operates veto. been stopped and existing stocks Employees of the Hockan’um ment findings are incorporated in the product one in New York, has a construc­ Q. What are Russia's views on disposed of. rigid Inspections must Mllla of the M. T. Stevens and NORTHEAST SECTION Ask for H at your drug store. 59c. T \T V TVTJV tion permit for another In Wash­ the veto? be made. They Insist the Russian S.aM.cMnJ W ITT-MIT.« VknM 8t» S. L 1 V X 'L - ^ I v X ington. D. C., and applications in A. Gromyko took occasion to plan doea not satisfy them on that remove alt doubt that In his for four more. ABC has applied point. ^•ry c for foilf stations. speech outlining Russia's position. Russian circles say their plan COOKED A FINE DINNER; He said the commission must work does not necessarily b ar In.spec- THEN THREW JT TO DOG Chain Programs Possible within the framework ■ of the tlons, which they Indicate they One lady recently stated that she The PCX’s "one to a customer" charter of the United Nations. might be willing to discuss later. used to throw her own dinner to rule may hold them up some. He further said that eftorta to the dog most of the time. It made R A N G E Chain programs are Just as pos­ undermine the unanimity of the her sick just to look at anything to sible under FM as under AM. fiEOOy KILOWATT Security council on queatlona of eat. She was swollen with gas, full ' By H O L X PRO OF The Bell Telephone system, over Darien Coniiiiillee whose lines most chain programs substance should be resisted. of bloat, had headaches, felt worn a n d F U E L OIL are carried, says It "will be able Asked after that meeting If he but and was badly oonatipated. meant Russia would stand by the Will Give Report to fumiah inter-city circuits of Finally she got. ERB-HELP and ■\ the ldn4 needed, including 15,000,- veto, he said he did. That la says she now eats everything In OPEN 24 HOURS DIAL 5 156 perhaps the major difference that cyde circuits If they are desired. ” I can. bring you Darien, June 28—t/P»—A special sight and digests it perfectly. Holaproef^ ■. A* b»H nam* ta It takes a 15,000-cycle circuit to must be resolved. town laCharter com m ittee nam ed Bowels are. regular and normal. Q. ■ Suppose the natlona agree MORIARTY BROTHERS hortmij... ha$ ooablaadbaU Wool allow for the full tohal range of March 7, 1945. will present Its re­ She 1s enjoying life once more and FM. u|Km a law lor a conventlpn) port on a probe for a new town feels like “some other woman" (lor toftnott) wfffrtm// Nrlon (for__ all the electricity But, from there banning atomic energy weapons “On tJhe L«v6l At Center and Broad” In additon, experiments are charter to Include-a town manager, since taking this New Compound.- rtroagth)! Th» rmruJt la tfiia Miart being made with Inter-city trans­ and a violation' is found, say In at the first of two public hearlhgs ERB-HELP contains 12 Great the United SUtes. What hap­ coarfortablaTaalda aook—Sport mission by high frequency radio tonight at 8:15 In the.Jpwn court Herbs; they cleanse bowels, clear which would eliminate the need you want up to here. on it * up to pens then under the American gas from'stomach, act on sluggish Short to jrou—wlth tum-down ouA proposals ? room. Tbr .connecting lines between Edward C. McLean, chairman of liver and kidneys, Miserable peo­ I f a a hoaay tor acOva outdoor stations. Would Punish Offender the special committee, reports that ple soon feel different all over. So Lack, of sufficient FM receiving you. A. The American plan envis­ the 32-page document prepared don’t go on suffering! Get ERB- waar. Whilm only. sets seems to be the biggest hold­ ions that such an eventuality wlll.be presented for a second-hear­ HELP. Sold by all drug stores back at the moment. . LY04LLPIUE would be Uken care of by the ing in 'September and flnil action here In M anchester. FCX's Durr deplores the fact punishment system to be set up will taike place at a town meeting that on the baala of 1946 produc­ In the .treaties estsbliablpg the some time after Oct 1. tion estlmatea of 85 maniuactur- Atomic Development authority. Important provisions In the new ers, only 1,200,000 FM radios will Briefly, the ADA would atop the charter plans Include the estab­ be built this year out of a total violation and punish the offender. lishment of an "executive agent’* ERNEST D. "production of 32,000,000 aetg — Q. What happens under the to act aa town manage)- who will about nine per cent of the total It’s the wiring inside your* Home that brings Pusalan plan ? ■ j" be engaged by non-pald selectmen. CLOUGH A. Russia propoaea' that each The report also favors centraliza­ Painter and Paperhanger 8056 nation pass laws to punish viola­ tion of all town purchases through electric miracles \to your finger tips. ^ 34-48 tions in that nation. It further this official and also biennial in­ Best Quality Interior and propoaea that the commission stead of annual eleqtlona. S |.I 9 AL’S RADIO CLINIC By Sue Burnett study sanctions and controls to be ------\ ------■ Exterior Work. Electriq Appllancee and Repairs To have enough electricity in )our home requires: Want to look slim and lovely— applied. But the Americans In­ rot Womam mad OOla of AO Kinds try this graceful prlnteaa frock In sist that the Russian controls are Ohio Farmers .15 Years' Experience Your StaM e Ikniwk 11 Large enough wire—not smaller than No. 12. a gay all-over flower print Gentle not adequate, ^uppoae, they say, Guarantee of Satisfaction! TERRY CLOTH BEACH ROBES Alfred Dupuis lace outlinea the flattering neck­ that a violation' la found in the Dumping Milk 37 Jnrvls Road TeL 6003 line and scalloped aleevea and front United States. Atomic projecU 94 Russell Street Sizes 9 to 42. $6.98 and up Enough circuits-si^ are under government control Ifi or more. ^ Cloatng. Beloved by every age. phone Manchester 5509 Pattern No. 8056 cornea In aizea this countiV and, therefore, the (OontlBoed from Page Oaci COTTON BEACH ROBES $4.98 14. S6, 38, 40, 42, 44. 46 and 48. Americans declare the United Enough Outlets-cvcry five feet in each room. Ilae 36, 4 yards of 36-lncb fabric; States government would be ex­ the farms of Roger Case and sons WASHING MACHINES I 7-8 yards of 39-lnch. pected to punlah Itaelf under the and Keith Robinson. .1 SHEER COTTON DRESSES REPAIRED • ALL MAKES For this pattern, aend 25 cents, ayatera Of Indlvldulal natlona set­ Fackler baa long been an butr Better wiring provides the room for Reddy Kilowatt. m Oolna, your name, address, size ting up their' own pehmUlei, . . $2.80 and up ‘ iO feMn* Cxparlsn«|! spoken antagonist against New THE Reasonable Rateel laatred. and tha Pattern Number to Suppose, however, the com­ Deal farm legialatlon. ■ua Burnett The Evening Herald, plaining nation la '' not satlafled Fsekler Gives Creed u se Ave. Amerlcaa, New York 19, and takes the case to the Security SHOE BOX. SHEER COTTON MATERNITY A. BREWER His creed, he says, goes some­ Tdephoua 3-OM8 or 3-0348 Council, charging that the United thing like this: ^'The country can’t West Hartford Center DRESSES $7.98 New ^ Exciting • Dlffen^t • the States has broken the Internation­ sur\-lve under a planned econo­ H'tunmer liuue of Fashion.. Send al law on 4itomlc control and that my.’’ His particular grievances— “FINE SHOES ’ aty-flve cents far your 4opy of the violation itself la a'prim^ facie and those of his association—ardk COTTON BRUNCH COATS evidence of aggression. ' j I S3-page book of ideas and pat- the Office of Price-AdmiBlMfatlqn FROM FINE SOURCES” I for all home eewera , . . aug' Could Veto Council Action and various Federid famf *egii1a- $ 4 .9 8 FENDER AND I by nationally known faah The American viewpoint ex- Uems. - < BODY W ORK he onnecticut ower ompany LAdtton .. , apaclal pattema by preaaed by roembera of the delega­ ■the 51-year-old farn^er does Open Every Night MONDAY, JULY 1 T C P C 'Asaerlcan dealgnera' tion la that the case could be ar­ general (arming on tils'424~acres. by Amerlca'a tal- gued In the Security Council and He hae been chalrmgn ' of the 111 9 i ■ SOLIMENE A FLAGG . tn e ahouider pad that the United States delegate in Protest association for the last 1 ■ INC. ff you liv^ on any of llie above fttreelH huye your fiaper onl on Mniitlav. ’t)Mi. Anal showdown could veto four years. Md O sa^SL TeL iltl ■ I..:.-. n m »AJ(^CHE5TBK EVEm no nCRAL.U. mANCHES'rEK, COWN- FTiroAT, JUST 28, 194» MANC'HeviBn CVEmi^U HEKAl^, MAMJHESTER. CX)NN„ rRmAY, JUNE 28. 1948 PAGE

hi* wife md two of their children ; W A f t i * * * ! ! ■ I t J/ t f l i T l c e l l ^ ▼ Simp.n-MuinKan In Exhibition Contest fow Dissolved with hi* ehop aafe containing. • i Ki^e IVare F’arls Deaths 112,000 In money and „ . Mia* .Mary Mulligan, daughter of Ji' Fi fly to ('.ome Here to - ^ T , ...... ' J ------war bond*. Mr/Ive* **ld he had | |N»||re al BttlftU l •Mr *nd .Mi.* .John W. Mulhgnn of .Several from Mauelir^* (CmAtlniied from face One) HT ("aidinal avenue .Albany, .N'ew .Mrs. Emma .Miner Hippo Correnti Superb hits but hia mataa didn’t give him left a ta.rlv laiRc ■•um "f money ler liiilialpil at Roek- Work on Tobacco tha usual RockviUa support. Rock- Fagan Bests Jadziniak jl\ Firm File8 Final H h iI N o I K»*r»\rrrtl ll York, was married to Robeit Mr*. Kmma Miner died at the in hi. safe, hut finding that Inlad, Mound Allowing vlUa waa a heavy favorite to win Sport Slants Three Lo(;al Fighters papers Wilh the I . S. even thouKh It w.i* ohviou* aun.. I.itl'e .^ain Betr.anl paf« s south .Simp.son, aon of .Mr. and Mra ville I,a*t Nijihl I home of her aon, Lewis Miner. 2t> PlaiitutioiD* ill District one had been In the plaie. it did \| I’ m o O 'C l o r k of .Mount Blan' and Mr^ h pasa George .Simpson of Tl Branford 1 .Mountain atreet, Rockville, early 7 Scattered Blows; up to gams time but tha AU-Stara ikniptcy Court nftt to him to look in th^ i ■.a farther aoidh street, in a double ring i-eremony .. . . j ... ' today following a llngeriiig ill- * The dirn tois of the YMCA have were playing heads up ball aU In Tight Mound Duel By Earl W. Yost .Several Manchester reaidenta jJ; Bolton ahe had night and lived tip to thalr name* ' psfA as it wap m A mo?p nr The bodv of .loeeph F-eone, 2*i The Ten.la and Briga \»l>v has performed at St Terra** Rectory ; gam lea.-'i^ d their huildiiig on Galli Hits Home Run Listed on Undercardl An^l It FH.«t Hail in Albany \ Y on Tue.sday. weie ir. a r.ass of i andidatea initi- pved with her .son for the past 17 ■ of atara. .1 n*nera Of dl*aclutlon and M the way *p^' "'"1 '» „f 211 Korhe* street Fn.st M*M a popn,aIirui of About and an -North .Mam street to the Consoli- |.r»ial of di«char«e of re- not until Tuesday when he went drowned in Bottun l.akr ves aiea of 2.M sri'iaie ni;>s .1 ,ile IS The biide was given in ated into P.m kville Lodse of Elk* yeai*. Ramadell waa the only RocIP etrtiflcate She leaves nine children Mrs il.itfd Tobai I o Company fiu- hous­ The softball league AU-Stars vUla man to touch Oorrantl for Former Drives Home Floaty » f Pkeaeaata ^Canter Springa project within th* tiflcate o i"nit. after certain books that he dis- afternoon about 2 o I'lm k hac Delegates Oh\h)lisl> Klaled ma: iiage by her f«thei in the r,< w lodge room at Ma.xwell Initial Fistir Offering ~ , have been filed in the - j, ._^,a mia.sing. .'^late lerovercd oji to 2 o net with a t.aia of oiangc hloa- hita Ineludlnt a home run and a A crowd of SOO witnessed ’ the 1 office periodically usually results hlem I luh Mrs. Sarah Shervvin. of Biicklaiid that leased the building la.«i year. Holloran. lb ___ 8 0 0 8‘ 0 ing Willie Pep and Joa Louis, this W^I^m^n**^**^* financially In- ,,,.nried the F^epubln an SN omen » miiiher Mis Sahatm.' I.ione wr ie ed a' oi.c point soin.s adiiii.f'd her head Hei bou­ double. game which proved exciting all A cocky, over coAfldent British 0 tn good news on tha doinga of the A fealute of-the evening waa -Mra. Rosalie King, of Mazaidville. The girls brought heic are niost- Brittner, as ----3 "0 1 2 0 comer will attempt hi* luck put­ The curtain will be raised on pro­ in the company and ,„,h p„.nh at the "''Hr in a rowboat about the nreidh of 1 need * ■ oup.e quet was of white roaehmla and a Hippo Correnti allowed only the way as the All-Stara pecked American baaetall team suffered Morganaon, 3b 3 0 0 3 8 0 local organisation. 1 o I 41 f h nu hr rA t h t I oV^r from the pic-senie at the scs.'hon of Past Mrs. Gladys Chlaizia of Willlman-1 1,' of Higli^ sch- ol age or •■tudenfa away at Rannsdell. Mike Berk won ting hia finger on the main taut fessional boxing tonight at the Rad Mvad it to ManchPPtPr. H w®" . hnm^ of Mrp .lulu Krpnr\ IJi lower pond having decided to laaiade of sweet peas seven acatterad hita during tha their second loaa of the season last MorreU, c . ....3 0 1 4 0 0 Howard rpporta that pheasant l e i M In the Carlyle Johnson . ^-„,ional < ommineewnmaii from spend 'be dav hstlung and boat- the pbo« k rand Exalted P.uler Raymond Ben* tn and Lewis -Miner, of Rock-' of Jiimoi Colleges’ They *i.' stipcr- the attendance, prise. pens in Amaton, ownlid by Earl winner at the Red Men’s Arena Men's Arena when the Sports Inc„ The maid of hoiiov. .Mi.*a Itene r nlna Innings and four of thane hita DeptulA rf . ...8 0 0 1 0 0 Jinf on Main atreet In the ^rea. on Wedne.dav iig Ml. I.•one, \< ho ■'M« a good of Westpoit Conn .Mi. villc. .'the also leaves a brother, vised hv a represciitau'-. of the The league oStet'aja wish to night when the Rcxrkville Hill Bil­ every Friday night • present an all star taxlnjg card fea­ area, on A ppp u ’ cotnm. a m5 a im- r .M lil.ca: anui of the hnde lanim, were bunta Hippo waa in top Roatel^ cf . ....8 1 1 3 0 0 Murphy, will supply exactly 2,000 fi It a lai g> I I ow o to al - •■'•t' IM I? I fH»ni t ifitu Benjamin a New Yoik•n.Lr attorney,.Iinin.v I'liHilesChhiles Taylor, lavlor. ofOf Colchester.folcnestei 32 MiateSlate oiof voniiociuoiConnecticut .and1,10 ■••of the thank the umpire* and scorer who lies worked a auccasaful aqueese A youngster of 20 yeara, a Ma­ turing Tony Vero of Stamford and ] Iftftth End of town. The ronipany Plans .moi p(i piiiir Ml* muii'tri'.* wnie a '.o'.v': of huie taffeta and the form and only issued two walks Furphy, If ___ 2 0 0 1 1 0 birds for the Manchester Division |n «~<) in the manufaftnre of ,,, CMluinhia mange Sun- th* pi.nM Shdftiv « f 11T'.'K i' hr pie>enled P.o' kville LliouM t -.'.r blue flown dcMgns lanie.l a All-Stara scored one run in every distance. After a abort Period in M A inlir*- Hiuh F ri b#* TO’AOrl tuvAr‘1 I’ll!: h’l- b^fnlf efioit ami foi its contribution.* to- Funeral services will he held at enied woman m this lin-,' for tha loan of hi* public^.addraaa extra Inning contest in two nights. liberated at various intervals with Benny Singleton of Waterbury will [! A;\ .A ' olor.ifj* •: 1:r .np I h» \ f a i of hoiiqiiet of icd in.se.s Cots on which the girls v> ill sleep Inning except the fourth and 36 1 3 34 11 0 The program will be th* flrat of jr the compahy had financial difti- ,he N'ahon.il ' ’.lanRe will speak thf* ’»oin M I »lo po hf to waida the work of the Elks War the W P Qmsh Funcial H.mic. ■yatem. Also all individuals who A dtaappolnting crowd of 600 fans BrtttMi the first group scheduled to be set head tonight’s ahW arrang^ by ■ ITie Col nei C r Civri' Mir on.mu* * The flown giil Mi.ss Madonna aic to he .-ot up in tl-.c Cvn.m*iupi eighth. Rockville didn’t get a Amerlosaa <•) the season. The sport waa ravtvad lulUea and ha.* been ift-the piure-* nsiiip as hi* sohleiT rifju M hi tbc- « onf’Utof! nf tli» • n thr piob ( 'ommisaioP. He reletred to Coii- 2'25 Main alieet, Mrmday aftenioor helped make the game a aucceaa. witneaaed the clash. ab r h po a e free around Labor Day. The birds Matchmaker Don Hamill who la !k ’ hr «lr !(ll* Mulligan •■me a long dre.«..« of of the Y and aIic.si1'_ thfv have marker until the seventh when laat year with two shows and when ' diaaoliitlon for several years. -Urine lo Happiness- at a mei-ting f).«ip \^ H* )f>st front th^ T«nibi.t* nertirul s hnlliar.t lecoid in the at two n'xiock Burial will he iii AH sure (•) Marty Pagan waa the fair haired Ford, U ... ___ 2 0 will be six wtaka old when distri­ making hia 4ebut In thia field. pink I repe ami net She ■ aiiie«|.a st.'ited to move them in Paacka reached on an error and 1 3 0 0 the second failed, the towel waa to he held al Yeomans hall at 2 .Hi Thr Aom^Ti nrublf ert to .•Iv t*- hi.stoiy ot the nation and said that the West cemetery here The AB R H PO A boy fdr the HiU Billies. The Rock­ Q. May, 3b ___ 3 0 0 1 5 0 buted to th* club from the Murphy Having seen both fighters in ac­ f,„ .c;,,|dav Kv.iAoiie loleiisted 'I l-i. K .« ■; ■ p.l ho'iq'iet of piilk lo.HC* The giiN Will hi ti ai’.-'pcu ted hv took second on the throw and Went tossed in for the year. t .1 r t 0(1 I r \ Ul? fo! ll* tp TT.d A 11 I A - 111 World War 2 this state had art funeial home will he open aftri AnnIeUio, 2b ...4 0 3 8 5 ville High faculty member waa J. May, of .____ 4 0 2 2 0 0 pens. tion in previous bouts, we are look­ • ,.< * foul • pOV\ P| • " hr un on a record that was the envy of all seven o'clock fomoriovv evening i Berxenski, 8b ., 5 2 1 2 5 i pitted againat Lefty Jadxiniak. the Dennia, Itf . ___ 4 0 0 10 0 0 On the preaent fishing season . jl> I r A (. h ' olnl '' *' i i'f hut Mu was the best man and .Melvin • k,„ t p’a-‘.atlcp* "her* ed aa PhiUlpa threw wild to third. Vero lost to a more experienced forced to cancel the scheduled op­ (loliiiiihia «hf»rc bo rn'A^il to th^'ir >♦ <^1, ;l.e othei stales for the convenience of f»iend*. Milewskl, ■■ ...4 1 2 3 0 'taat pitcher in the league, Jad- Cobb, 3b .1 ...... 4 0 1 4 1 0 the energetic and progres­ Hi Mjeh ll 'Jut M'.r rr.H.i^lrir Laveiner of Slater laland. New they w ill wni k dm mg thm dav . In the ninth with two down Paseka Red Doty in Hartford several ener one week when one of tbe Onr of th#‘m tr.wf'fl thf wfiiiif'n Col. James H .McVeigh who i* Galli, If ...... 4 1 8 1 0 ^ la k had twirled three straight Jadsiniak, p .. .3 0 2 0 4 0 sive president of the Man­ bH! U to th^ pboip At tbr rrai of hAfl i-- Horn .lulv 1 to Septeni- Boothelette, c ,.] 0 0 2 0 Last night’s run waa the first scor­ Martin, aa . ___ 0 . 0 0 0 f 0 receiving end of a severe facial Benny Singleton fresh start and with a lineup ot jtniit Hill will be married Sat- at the meeting and he told the wife of Geotge F Hewlett, of Bol- The AH-Btars aeored in the flrat in the town limits and local fisher­ Noli<*<‘ F ilo d llo r r Ml-as. IpA-si# F^PVIlfiUtP 1 di.Mhatged aftei serving thre- as Rich threw wild to third. Rich, rf ...... 2 0 0 0 0 Met Best In IMvIslou iple are both veteran* for World p,.,,ori„( propertv of Silk I'dv nohl* The elder .w cii.ui lec.oercii • ars with 'he I'oa.al 'luaid. of Foil Pierce, Fla, Mr.- F. C foinieil in Maniln tei. 1 he kishcr The slim Hill Billie pitcher gave 3; strikeouts, Jadxiniak 2, Pagan TonlRht'fi Card far II. Mr. Wiley *erved with ,-,„,.nge located at 11 Maple stieel compo.siii. fust an<1 \«»n' to l«) \ \ oi«l In the fifth Inning liilewaki and Scibek, 2b ...... 2 0 0 1 0 2; hit by pitcher, by Fagan (Jad­ The pairing of Singleton, a vet­ He Tri*'*l ■ t o addii.i* m conn ilioi with Brown, of Wabh.i-so. Fla ard oi, Di V Clean! IS ''avo i ci-n iiicoi poCat- Jalbert If ...... 2 0 0 2 0 up seven hita and sutaiior defen­ Local Sport Brtit Marine raldera and uii- j,,.,. ;^| Rnhinow was the atlcrnev oie edge of tlu pond hm htoke •hatevci action he might take on brother Hei man Fowlei, of Weth ecl to engage 'n the dr’- cle.aning Gain singled and Milewskl scored sive play by hia teammatea en­ xiniak); wild pitchea, Jadxiniak; Math Bout Eight Rounds. Best Ball Today eran of three yeara aa a pro after Knebcl, as ...... 4 0 1 1 1 a brilliant amateur career, csrlth tta .went the battle* of On»d.aka- Iht* sale flown snd was attended hv Miw VrrMl<‘iil Ih. compromiae legislation which ersfleld. Conn There sie several husines* on Biosd slieet Ihe from third pn a passed ball. Cor- abled the boxman to ecore a shut­ umpire*, Rolick, Kovi*; time 1:46. Tony Vero vs. Benny Singleton The semi-monthly Best' Ball .lohii Llovd. another Itained nui • rant! tingled, went to second on Harrison, rf ..,.2 0 0 1 0 I * ' ' youthful Vero, will find a welter­ j Tarawa. Guam and New Oenr- Further Liens will permit pru e mcrcase* on a niec-a* and nephewa. company start* business, Pitkat 2b ...... 3 0 1 1 1 out win over the previous^,' league ('hatter Six Round Pro Bouts Tournament at the .club will take L He waa discharged, a *er- who w*s preaent at thr lake. Robert Kurland of .A7 JeruSer wide range of ronimoditie* al- h'uneral an angemer.ta in charge S4000 rash and SlIOCH) worth of Kawalac'a error and scored aa Pat leading BA's. It wa* the final game Joe Gans va. George Humes place this afternoon st.orting at weight who haa been around and Called Maneliesler I’ollee Paseka, If ...... 2 2 1 1 0 for out number two. Cobb gave who has fought the best Singleton nt, last January, "after spending -Meet ojieiating a beach ■wagon though letaimiig controls over of Watkins Brothers ate md yet propc'rtv. The oiiicers aie Pio.s- Annellio singled In the sixth Their in the first round and the BA’s in Fagan a few anxious momenta, West Side Rec Bowling League Henry Polnwltxer vs. 4:,30. Best Ball events have proven rly a year at the Naval prov- M iss Fte\nold.s gave the alaiin final tally came in the seventh aa losing, dropped down to a tie for Fred Coppola more popular each month and a served tn the Merchant Marinas S on 111 C o v e n I rv nwied tiv the Salvation .Aimy A^iSainst M in e r meat, dairy and other products, romplete. dent William >' Fi-chei , vu o pie.«- 35 2 7 34 6 5 fouling off several pitchea includ­ 'trophies may be secured by win­ grounda in Dalgren, V irginia, hv I ailing the .Mam lu-slei I’oIm e Galli blasted a home run to deep first place with the defending Scml-Pro Bouta peak field of entries comptted two during the war. He haa met and and icnt.s ident. Thelma T. hT.sliei secrcLaiy All Stars ...... I l l Oil lOx—6 ing a high fly ball to right field ning team and Individual winners defeated Oscar St Pierre, GMrgs r hi* return to thi* country, who In luin notified the ("oUhr.ftfi (I ashed 'n’ o a pole at 'he inlei- Earlier \N hitr Hiviae Pir.is Ser- aivJ tieasurer. W illiam Biennan. center field. Rockville : ...... 000 000 101—2 champion Depot Square Grill. Jad­ that Ju*t fell in foul territory. The at the home of Lee Darling. 8 BUI (Torcoran vs. weeks agei. bride, a Wave, received hei Selectman *nd Mr*. O. O. .!»- Banal ks. one from the .staffoid M'llion of .ase hits, Galli, Murach, batter then grounded out Osborn Oiurch street on Wednesday do and In losing battles the Brass at Dalgren. ju*t recent- 2 1.'. p m Lteulenant Albert River* slioitly after noon today blowing I ax Alla( miieillf* riieii reporter that whether the Funerals The other corporation formed la several times but fine fieldine by only three hita, all singles, and did to first to end the game. Tony Terry vs. Bobby Coppola Tom Kelley defeated Carl Petel'- ror the preaent, after a nhort i ding anniversary " edn^^ay eve Paseka; three-base hit, Knebel; evening. City Negro opposed Johnny CooL of the (?olche*ler B«rr*ck* took the light fiont tire ot the car and T o f l a v o n P r o p e r l y president makes a speech "de- callid Sports, Incorporated, whose OorrenU'a mates kept them m m home run, Galli; stolen bases, Pa- not issue a free ticket. Kid Boucher va. Tiger Reed soii 3 and 2 In the acml-flnal round n. Mr. and Mr*. Wiley nin* *t their home on Ripley Hill. , j Gus Pell Meli, Bobby Zullo sad wtlh *n" informal gathering «nd ! per.onal charge *nd .rnved *t the ( auaing other minor damage. • . i •■* pends on the course of events. Felix Bakulaki office Is located at 843 -Main *treet. ■coring until late in the game. ■eka; sacrifice, Boothelette; bases Ground Rule Double The expenses for the baaetalls Red Men's Arena, corner for the Prcaldent’a Cup. Tcm will make their home In the Cen- nf ahoiit 3.^ rela- lake shortly afterwaida He was .\lld an .\llloniOblle h i.« plans. Ro.*s said, sre yet to Hook Brennan made a nice shoe­ Jadxiniak waa forced to suffer Hartford Road and West Cen­ Johnny Greco. familv reunion of about 3.’i rela The accident occurred. Kuil*r.d Funeral service.s for Felix Bakul- 'It, started business with $rJO<) oa balls, RamadeU 1, (Jorrenti 2; used during a Tcs'iitght League face Bob Boyce In the finals in a Itnuiial apartment* on Chestnut followed soon after by the .state told Officer Jo«eph A Sterling, be woi ked out. string catch of Jalbert’i line drive ■tiike-out, (Torrenti 3; wild pitch­ hia first setback when hi* mates ter street. First bout 8:30. 36 hole match on or before July 3. Henry Polowltxer, on* oT th* live.*.' tmludlng eight nieces ami *kt were held at nine o'clock this paid in smi it.* first activitv is Second Round game are deducted from th* total lighter Polowitzera from Bsst Iftraat In Manchester. . five grand n1e< e*. .N’euie of then police boat from the Colchester whi n a I ar opriateci bv George morning in St. Bridget’s church, proniotuig boxing_slaiting fv^tiignt^ in the fifth and Annelio did a two- es, (Torrenti 1; passed tails, Mu­ were unable to puah serosa a run. I Horace S. Holt, chairman of the Colleitoi of Internal Revenue Call* Off Cahlnet Meeting Lefty gave local fans another thrill receipts of the game and the cost Hartford, and Freddy Coppols of six grand nephew* were atile to Rariaika one fiom lite Slatford Maloney of H OieenhiU atreet. leaving the W. P. Quish Funeral The officers are President, Donald ■tep to stab a line drive behind rach 2, Boothelette 1; umpires, ■ Columbia Chapter of the Amerl- Fiank Kiaeincr has filed no- .py,, urgency of the OPA exlen- with a towering ground rule double is not on the home team for the Appicationa are atill being ac­ Stamford clash In one of th* six attend, due t« being baliie* or Bariacka and a ihiid fumi the going weal on Peail slieet cross­ tne of...... ni ne tax...... liens against„ ,Hai- „„„ ,...r emphasized______when____ the Home at 8i30. Rev. Robert Car- W'. Hammill of Hartford: treasur- second in the eighth. Kelley, Brainard, Balon, Steven­ Starts Tonight night. cepted for the ping pong tourna­ Icaa Rad Crota ha* called a meet- Hartford Bariaik* These were Ray Ramsdcll allowed thirteen son; time, 1:35. that waa gaining altitude when it rounders with George Humes and alight Illnesses. They vAere m.st- ed the *treet inter section directly IV B and .Margaret Miner of ;462i462 p,fs,£jpntp,fs,dent called off his usual Fri- roll celebrated the mass and read er Frances M Zi'o, and secrctarc, ment that will ta played Saturday Joe Gans of Wlllimantie returning I lag of all offlcar* and committee lied at their preaent home by. the supplemented later by other boat* I II. A... :l._ -..-—a IlMaiMe* T*> * .. . __ iww. — « ____1.. — —* *W-. t_.. P Dt.Kivx.xxi' went out of sight over Bank street. Hartford YT’s BOmbora In all branchaa aa well a* m front of the Kurland car. Middle timipike, east, listing fcHir ^y^y ,.gbmet meeting to talk with the committal *ervice at the grave Jay F, Riiblnow. Starting August 1, all Twilight night nt the club. their series of matches in the oth­ late Rev. Me.stor Light, attended *„pplled with grappling hooka No damage, was i aused to the It would have been a sure homerun jasy other Interested persons, to be piece* of real estate and the roiigressional "big four" in St. Bridget's cemetery. .Mrs in any ball park. Hill Billies and Legion Leag,ue games will start at 6 er six. Gana and Humes hav* Monday I also by five ol the gue.sla present The.se were soon launched and ...... Malonev car which went to the' .Miiiei automobile spei ihi-allv in a • rpy^^ l onipronuse bill aipcared Arlyne Garrity sang the mass and o'clock. With practically alt the Kiwanis Inter-Club matches will fought here before aa amateurs. lliald at Yeoman* hall t Peail and Fostei Neither team waa charged with .- Here Sunday laivitt st *iaht o'clock At that ' Wcdne.sdav evening Mr. and Mta. later w hen there was trouble wxth |„ieraec tioii follow -up of the initial statement \\.-j,,te House-bound after a few ; played the organ. The bearers an error and twice the Rockville Play in Twi League; games held up during the Aral' be staged at the Indian Hill course Pete Vendrillo of Manchester S i - S.V Rjilnh w ' Rowland, UVilliam A Armstrong. Prospect u,, grsppling hooka c stctilng on street before parking of the local man's non-pay'ment of , hours talk by eenator* atill ‘ were: -Edward - - Bagenskl. Siegfried Engagements Infield figured in double playa. The Both "Have New Faces round of the aeaaon by Inability In Newington on July 9. The local will display three bf hia aeml-pro 5 b?’ . 5 tl^ded the annual national :.M A...... White, gtumps at the bottom of ihe pond. Kurland Is serving as a coun- \ptp,-nal Revenue taxes for weai'y from W. Lee "Pappy" Sobieakl, Frank Kroll, Charles oenteat waa a replay of the pro­ of the men In blue to report on Kiwanis club boasts several fine fighters tn the opening bouts. BUy Sarah Dlmock, other hooks were obtained from gpHor at the Nathan Hale Salva- 1944 e«W*nUon of the Red Croea at , Ripley Hill. .Mrs O'DanigTa eight hour, 18-minute Rodgowakl. Frank Zelwitz and Zinsser-Dantels tested game of last week. The time. We wonder what it will be Play Moriarty Brothers golfers among them are Ben Ro­ Corcoran and Young Armstrong Fannie Bush- ^,,p vjanchester F.ast Hartford and non Armv Boy's Camp at Coven- ‘ onginallv cited for none-pav- Frank Ploharaki. The eecond round of play In the filibuster that failed. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Daniels, of BA's won the game 6 to 3 but the during August. man, Henry Smith, Jim Blair, Art Springfield have been matOMd imtatwe"nf” thls"chapterr will ' ucll of Manchester. Two of Ibe yv,nimantlr police, and from ,ry Ijike and was using the cai p,pp^ $157,795 73 of 1944 inter- O Daniel, the Texas Democrat tt-Bn® iraaidly protest was upheld and tl)e game local Twilight League will get un­ In State League Tilt; Knofla, Mark Hewitt, Elarle Clif­ with Tony Terry facing Bobby reoort of the doings of th*! guests were Mr and .Mra. John Mam healer and South Man- ,,n official husiness today. pa, enuc taxes, pciiallv fd J'8 * no Middle turnpike east, announce ■ , who left no lingering doubt of his Ihe engagement of their daughter, ordered replayed. derway tonight at the West Side Starting tonight,' all teams In ford, John Olaon, Tommy Faulk­ pola of Stamford In another. » d mvantlon. He will tell the de-' .lacobson of Mansfield Center, who, Pjpp Departments. Mem- 897.8i and intcre.st of “ ■ oithcr the New Deal or May Revise Lineups Edwins L. Daniels, to Donald C, Defensive playa galore highlight­ the Twilight League will be eligi­ ner, Herb Houae, Roy Slocum and Boucher meets Tiger Reed of .aion arrived al regarding the he cause of the distance 40 year* poj^-e department rax ■%/ were aucit-uadded tolu make a t^tal al- OPA, quit abruptly at 10 niin- Urges House ed the game. R ^ Brittner made a Oval with Rcxikville'a Hill BlUies Zinsser, son of Mr. and Mr*. facing the American Legion at ble to use three new men In the Ray Owens. Applications must be Springfield. ago were unable to atUnd Hie, were called back | O l l l I l l p I P S 5 9 1 0 3 1 *8 legedly due the Internal Revenue utea past midnight after he had great running catch in the flrat Moriarty Brothers Gaa Houae forwarded to the Indian Hill Club The first taut will go on at 1:80 wedding. Mlaa Betty Generous; worke3 through the ■ ' i ' Department of $248,683.91. Charles Zinsser of 24 Bilyeti road. 6:15. second round of play which gets talked since 3:52 yesterday after­ The wedding will tske place in the\ to yo when he raced into leftfleld to underway tonight. All teams add­ Gang will attempt to regain their by July 1. with the tax office opening st 7:30. of Willlmantic was also a F"'"**-i y^y vvlthmit avail. , A , R r o a Todays liens list property on New face* will appear In both noon in an attempt to prevent the Change Vote | Broadbrook July 4. gather tn Jack May's bid for a hit ed from two to three players and winning ways Sun'day afternoon There la plenty of free parUng Bc«cc . 1—,.v.. ______After a mo.st delightful evening a j„,pph Leone the drowned man .'Xl I .1 1 0 1 1 0 ' i l l 0 8 . Ridge street, valued at $6,278, pro- extension bill’s passage betorc the and the ahortatopa throw to sec­ lineup*. The Hill Billies who have enjoyed marked auccesa in the first dropped the same number. at the Oval when they play boat ■pace available. The arena ia locat­ She waa awarded her B. S. de- biiffc't liiiichecui of *1*'^'** was horn In East Harttord 25, ___ perty on Ciiaiter Oak s.trect i270- existing puce control la v expires ond waa In time to double the run­ ed on the bus line at the comar of «ree appetizer ■ year* -ago Me graduated fiom _ . , J. RiHo» 272' li-sted at $2,642; property on On Red Cairh ner. Don Morganaon and Stretch round have added Earl DeCarli. to the Hartford YT’s tn a State .Tt midnight Sunday. The Grill added George An­ HOW THEY Hartford road and West Center Mr. and Mra. WUliam N. Hlne* cream, anniversary cake and gin- Hartford High school He slreer’ ietired from active work Mam street valued at $4,496: pro- Time after time. O Darnel called ■/Pf\ Holloran as usual played great ball Howie Morganaon and Dewey I.«ague game. The locals Were street. and family, wh o have occupied the j ger ale was enjoyed. ^ ^ i lecentlv purchased Little for the Hill Billies. Outfleldera West. DeCaril is a catcher and drews and Ernie Noske and drop­ knocked out bf a three lyay tie with Cheney Brothers upon com- P ''^ ' upon his colleagues for help in an (Continued From Page One) ped Frank Klnel and Bob Wlr- Old Mathleii place noww owned by I MIsa Loretta McKinney, ■■ ■* ' jp - , Grill" in 'nionip.soiiville. He a Lincoln iindeitaking he conceded he could Walt Ford and Larry Roatek haul- waa a varsity member of the Uni­ for flrat place last Tuesday eve­ STAND pletlon of hia duties with the firm valued ^ talla; Rockville added Earl De­ Elnar Janasen. for sev'veral years, I ter of .Mr. and Mrs. William -Me- gurvivcM h'. hi* parent* Mt. has been eni- Zeptivr sedan, year 1941. no value not carry out iilon.. Senators Brid- e<) down several balls that were versity of Connecticut team bafore ning by the WlllimanUc Elka. Yesterday’s Results this afternoon. He ed the House that ' there s no as- the war. He waa recently dis­ Carli, Dewey West and Howard Coach Ty Holland expect«N to have moved to Deep RT...tlver. Kiniit'v »f North ( oventrv’ ainl .'talvaloie 1,-eone. a »ia- pToved bv Chenev Brothel 59 vears. listed. »es iR-NHi and Reed iR-KaS) suiance that the blood of a million labeled base hits. Eastern League Burton Ivc5, owner ot the Tye.-^Tve.s David Davui .Metveka. Molyck*i. sun ^t- the actnat -inuiiversary...... falling on The total amount of the lien.* The BA’s placed two runners on charged from the service. Morgan- Morganaon and dropped Kullck, have Lefty Jadxiniak ready fpr Scranton 5, Hartfort 2. ^ave hia aching vocal choi'ds a few boys won't be *hed if this amend-: Savltski and Koelsch; British- motorcycle agencyency on "'the W'llli- .m ,s. Joseph .MotycTca...... also. ot that ^^^ y brothers, Santo of Man- , placed against the P ^ j H e * of g,^,„^ question* But j, g to." X in the third but both died on the ■on and West are both pitchers. the Sabbath contest. The Spring- Utica 10, Williamsport 6. The Legion, losers of all their Americans added Hayden Gris­ field southpaw haa overworked his BanUc road, had a . poor reward district, . both students at the cm-sun cnw ...... -pbonias...... of East...... Hart- m ...i,,-. Limdin ...... is..." a ma...... hlnlst...... and all Miner and his wife, jointly and-se\ - none, ...... hit the sawdust...... trail m a Threat » To World Peae« bases. Bob Osborn singled in the Elmlra-Blnghamton, postpohed KAD/0 USERS! for a pleaaant week-end tnptrip given Mantheslor Manchester High »choo"chcml have bec.nbec»ri , his wife .MarvMarv Agnew ,i.f'his pja 59,59 years have been served erally todsy, by Collector Kraemer Young men In thokn.ow fourth for the flrat hit off Jad­ ■even previous atarta, have added wold, Herman Wlerxblckl and Bob arm and Is expected to have suffi­ rain. t .»**xrx $1M.T2 camoaicn O Daniel contended ...... , .1. , attending the Laurel Music c amp , _ ^ .anacitv. meaiit ‘ salvation" of the country. He *, *„^*'^**^ xiniak and the league base steal­ Freddy Mohr and Fred Modean. Ermlsch and dropped Rautenberg, cient rest for the Hartford club. \ylikes-Barre-Albany, postponed ------I at New Hartford thia week which I , Seiialoi l-anger iR-NDi. a dem- peace of the world. ing champ immediately stole sec­ Mohr is expected to plug the gap Masellis and Blanchard. The local mentor may alter hia rain. IS .sponsored by the Coiiueitnut ' onstrated marathon talker, was re- Repie.scntalive Dirksen iR-llli. know Jontifen twim ond and third but hia mate* failed at ahortstop while Modean ia a outfield in search of power aa well National League ART SAYS: as first base. The latter has Blossom Sprrtys ' -Music FMucatois Association. A ' ' ported trying to arrange airplane ! author of the restriction, clajmed \ Ol’R BIRDS EYE C.XSE to bring him home. pitcher. Hamilton added Joe Bruno, Jim Chicago 6, Pittsburgh 6. total of about 65 students from Hospital Notes rriiiiiaii Pl0(l‘SC8 Jadxiniak was hit by a pitched Marty Fagan or Morganaon is King and Walt Strong and re­ been one of th.e team’s weak “Don’t neglect year Manchester t ranspcxrialion back to W’ashing- that since 72 cents out of every trunk$, Thfy know that Brooklyn 3. Boston 1. I all sections of the state under the YOr WILL FIND: ball and Phil Cervla doubled down expected to draw the starting leased Ghlla, Jackman and Kristo- points in past game*. Only games scheduled. Radio. Call as for IIIGf '■ (tn 1 * 1 1 ton from Fargo, NTT5C, but even his UNRRA dollar comes from the The contest ia down for 3 p. m. .supervlaion of 20 leader* la attend­ Admitted yesterday Ronald l»c1< I V I l l ^ w e l l 4 * x t» grrival. tor a session beginning a t ; United States, the American peci- the left field line with two down mound assignment for the Hill Bil- fak; Polish-Americans added American League Prompt, Economical ing the camp under the direction , Date Book Morse, 38 Canterbury street: Jos­ ?irds Eve Frying Chickens in the fourth for the BA’s but llea.^with DeCarli behind the plate. Frank Klnel and Jimmy Blanch­ No games acheduled. . . » . o . I H a m could mean only an hour’s ■ pie have a right to know how It's | they fit better, weor both were left stranded. Today's Game* of Marlowe Smith of Rochester. ] eph Nevue, 154 Charter Oak street . t i n A l O l l l l C ' - p l i U l U delay in the final re.siilt. | being spent. Frozen Beef Stew MooieMonellr-regular catcher will ard and dropped Wllkos and Bruno Repairs on Home and N. Y. I Thursday, Jul.v * DanieT"R'enn.. Jr , 71 Cedar street 4!»c' Double Flay Halts Rally be in the outfield where hia big bat Bycholski; American Legion added Standings Fnends are coi dially Invited to . American Legion ► ''’•"'vorka: MfiAdam, j Limit Put On Speeche* ■ "The time has come for thi.s An infield hit by Moose Morrell will be felt in the lineup. Eaatorn League Car Radios.** Griswold Chicken a la Kin? better tool in $tyle$, Fred Mohr, Fred Modean and Eastern League attend the wedding of klias Cath- j Display at Memorial Field street: Mrs. Minnie Geinmell. and a fielder's choice gave IW k- The usual attendance prise will dropped Donnelly. HlllnskI an9 Scranton at Hartford (8:15). enne Campbell Cour. daughter of | Monday, July 8 ‘♦9c ville two runners in the fifth with Elmira at Binghamton. \V L I Rockville; Vivian Shaw 474 Mid- be awarded. Fortin. Scranton ...... 40 16 .714 __ ,Mr. and Mrs. George A Cour, to Community ■.. Vacation . Schcrol Turnpike east which the Secuiity council oper- the Senate a few minutes after has come to quit appeasing^ fabric! and color$ that no outa but Jadxiniak bore down Williamsport at Utic*a. Moran, son of Mr. and Lamb Stew and retired the aide without any Wilkes-Barre at Albany (2). Hartford ...... 29 23 .559 9 Joseph A. opens at South church. .Admitted...... today:....-J ------David .Andei atf.8. ,Thei*« also was a possibil- midnight that no one should talk ^ Rep. Clarence Brown iR-Ohioi. Dick McCarthy, treasurer of the Albany ...... ►.29 25 .537 10 Mrs. Edward F. Moron. Windham Wednesday, Jul.v 10 son. 143 Pearl street; MiA. Mabel woikine committee more than once or more than an i another supporter of the\amend- ' 49c damage. Rockville's second twin Bobby Grant Wins National I>*ague ore the mark of good- killing halted the BA’a in their Manchester Division Is In Chicago Boston at Brooklyn—Sain (8-6) Wilkes-Barre . .27 24 .529 10>4 m 1 Road Williniantic, at 9:30 a. m. Junior and Senior Spoilsiiien xhornfelt. 97 Cambridge atreet. would create one or two subcom- hoiii before the vot,e on the bill. ment. said he was certain the Ham a la Kinj; on a apeclal assignment and ia not Utica ...... 27 26 ! tomorrow moining at ?it. Mary’s House would not leverse it.self, and half of the fifth. Ford strolled vs. Hatten (4-5). .502 11V4 W" aic' now BONDED meeting and movies. Center. Discharged vesterday .Mrs. mittee.s to take un .specific pha.se.x .Senator Elmei Thomas (D-Oklai , 8.’»c due back for two months. Elmira ...... 19 26 .422 15Vi i i hurrii, this town, and then stole second and third. Aniat0ur Golf Title New York at Philadelphia Springs park at 6:30. Elizabeth Tacek South Coventry: of, the work of combining the U S waited patiently for eight said he welcomed the op^rtun ty Hungarian Veal (Joulaxh taste in or out of water. Binghamton ..19 33 .365 19 by Tomorrow afternoon at 2 at.the Saturday, Jiilv 18 'John McAlli.strr. t9 Wadsworth As George May grounded out to (night)—Kennedy (3-4) v*. Stan- j and Rii.onian atomic plans Into an ye.sterday to get in his licks [o'" .‘“ j"'***';!- third. Ford waa waved home and A telephone has been installed Williamsport ..18 35 .340 20<,i WESTERN NAIIONAl I home of Mrs. Kitty McBrlaty. Oiilirt*—HohC Co -No. 1. .S.MFD. .street. Harlene Wallbeoff. 16 Pork and Lentils Hamden, June 28-^(/P)—Bobfi^ ceii (1-1) or Rowe (6-3). acceptable compromise formula. OPA. wa.s the onlv other sena- counted on tnis issue. he wa* out on a fine relay from at the Arena, Fight ticket reser­ St. Louis at Pittsburgh (nig)it) American League ' INDEMNITY CO to I North c'oventry, an oiganization al .Msilhuiough Luke. E.xsex street. Sin.___ e the seshion was c onfined tor who indicated he wanted to talk ''®'’ sniendment to an earlier 4."»c Grant furnished proof of the old Moke your selection Holloran to retire the aide. May vations Duiy be made by calling —Pollet (6-3) v*. Ostermueller W L Pc't. GBL guarantc'oollroclioii- ] mc'etii g for a 4-H canning club I'rlday, July 19 Discharged today: Roberta ]a,.j,piv to procediiial malteis. it again for the allowed hour. The Sienate, which rejecTcd a sim- Bluetwrries golf axiom In the atate tournament 3564. Tonight's card if rained out, bumped Holloran at first on the here that the player who atlcks (6-3). Boston ...... 47 18 .723 pair w ork for 90 Hays I will c> held tor any one of, the Sp. 'I hI town meetii'g at High .Shanknian. 6.''0 c’entei stieel: Gur- dec ided to bar the piess and A vote today sending the bill to UNRRA appropiiation last tall. Peas will be held tomorrow night. New York . .41 play whloh found fana along the cloae to par need have no fear of Chicago at Cincinnati (night)— 26 .612 J . your ossuronto of tiiw'i mterfsted iii hetr^g -h iitiMii- SI IkmM hall don Fullei. 12 Devon drive Mi.s. publii .As.sociates of 1', :■? Repio- Piesidcnt Ti’iimaii still would still must act on the bill. Peas and t'arrot.s todo^ — priced 2.95 flrat base line cheering for Rock- Borowy (2-fi) v*. Vandermeer IDetrolt ...... 34 29" •;5io'’12 licr ol .HUch a i luh. Mi.ss .'-lililev siiiiilav. Aug. II • .'-Nora Bolliem. 10 White street eontalive Bernard M. Barlich aaid. an opponent in match play. Con­ com plete satisfaction' leave the final fate of OPA in ------French Fries ville during the remainder of the Lefty Jadxiniak who col^ted (2-6 ). Washington . .32 30 .516 13H a 5 1 5 3 \\>iU will he In Hltendanci' Anmial oiitiiig Ked .Men’s .■Aqc lal .Mrs Claire Mas.sey and daughtei, bowevei. that Banu h felt that doubt Mr Truman is being urged’ ____ . game. versely, Ed Kowalaki of Pequa- two singles and a homer with Mo- St. Louis ...... 30 34 Hartford; Mrs, Mabel F-ish and to 5.95 in all sixes. buck showed what happens to American I.xague .469 16 W I’lizc's Wire Iiwaiclicl to the foi .lull and Mlantsmomoh IT ibe ...... ' filtiiie iuii'tiugs".shoulcl be open. bv his economic adviser.*, including r i M M I Spinach Two alnglea and a two bagger, rlarty Brothers last Tuesday (Cleveland . .28 37 .431 19 daughtei. t k Ne \xuan sliet'l .Inhli players who use up extra atrokea. Washington at Boston—W olff lowing at !'•■ wlii.-t p.iil\ .*1 the lliRM i;.'crd< n Clrovi' Aeto Hecicinliig Majiir Issue OPA Clii.'ftain Paul Porter " ami ' 1“ and all by the BA's went for naught night had another big night at tbe (4-6) V*. Harriik (10-2). CThicago 1... . .25 36 .410 20 and Aiiii'ld siel.riai F.a.sl llail- Grant, the Wethersfield veteran .N'.illlail II,lie I'.iiniiimiit V I'liitfi satiiiclu.v. Sept. 7 M.-.iiiw liile. Giomvko .s i. peale.l .Slahili/er c'he.sler Bowles, to veto Maii.v Other \ eqetahle.s in the sixth. Jackie May singled plats Wednesday in Springfield. Philadelphia at New York 'Philadelphia . .18 45 .286 28 U < Uiie.siUiV twooliig. l..ujl> - I I '• -t-tolalv c'lllh'.s .Sii.ip BtiX I'el h\ . l.iid Ronald .Mhr.s.-. .'IS faiiletskiHV US" C.if UU' veto Iiunn|> Wrdiie.iliiiy’.s. ot 20 yeara of top flight competi­ He clouted two alnglea and anoth­ stieel. Danu'l Remi. Ii . 71 C’rdat •tr. .... - ('reamed Tuna and waa thrown out at second when (night) ■— Marchildon (3-6) vs. s National l>*ague /•> .Mis .lo-iepliilie I'c.oock, iioiid. Security I III.Ill ll dehal.s on the he attempted to atretch tha bingla. tion, gained two things aa he over­ er homer. Last night be singled Bevens (6-5). CALL 3535 JJ .stieel: Kish' R<>.--. 2.x Seat lii'ioiigh 19c whelmed Kowalaki 11 and 10 on and ground rules limited hia sure W L Pet. GBL .Mis Faith Willie, lliiicl, .Mi.'^ Kox- Spaiu.-ih question anpeari'd to, be After Vic Dennis grounded out, Cleveland at Chicago (night)— Brooklyn . .40 23 road ‘ devcliipiiig into‘'a iiui (or U N i.s.siie. The emergeiii'>"^Thbd collection the torrid New Haven <3ountry homer over the road to two basea. .635 cciuia Ku’h;i I d.soii.. Men •- til si: How­ Dick Cobb aingled and Jadxiniak Gaomek (3-7) va. Hammer (1-1). St. Louis ...... 36 36 .581 3‘4 ard Kich.inlsoii: secoiul, Huiiy Biitli Vestel dav : A daughter to Di. Fiiiniisco Castillo Najera’, AT OI K Club ttirf yesterday. He had hia Elliiu’loii Mr anil .Mis k'red Baldwin Rock­ Ahoiil Town ' campaign In Manc hester, will he doubled high over the road. Oervla •^Detroit at St. Louis, (night)— . Chicago ___ . .33 26 .559 d B.mmiii: tliiid. .Ant’os TtiihaiclRou. jiiesideut ol the Security council waa an easy out to and the threat second Connecticut State Amateur Rockville had two beta to start ville. - ■,,. . diyulgii- Into two pha.se*. First, MEAT DEPAliT.MENT Trout (7-4) va. GalehouM (2-6). Boston ..31 33 .484 Specials lo -Mrs. Mae Reynold*, and toi eign Tiiims'er «J^J\!exico. as­ Into Bxtn* Innlnga Championship in flya tries, and he the game with laat night and Cincinnati .Alexander Siei pulewaki of .Slaf- The Silver Lane ■ basbball team voluntary contributions of money YOr WII.L FIND: when Red Brittner broke one in ..27 31 .466 1 0 4 .Mrs. Margaret Kenyon and Fran­ set led-laat night that " Russia’s Both aldea want out in order tn alao had the record victory margin American occupation of the Philadelphia . .26 31 BENSON’S fold was 111 Ihe Justice Coiiit !oiT*'Uieeat^ e ' v otes * c^^^^ defeated the Travelers Men * Club, will be sought and aecondly, cot- in th* 44 yeara of tha tournament’s the first, tha team Ihilahad the ,456 11 cis Franz, ’Thc/c is lo he a set­ ■ Ever "Nor null Fl*h Freezer' iiiimei the aevantli and tha gam# want Panama Canal xone began May New York ...... 26 37 .413 14 Furniture and Radio back party In the auditortiim July Wedne.xday night charged with luted ''.buae of t h f v e t ^ Hartford last night at . Colt’81 jection of ftnda by a housc-to- Frying Chicken.s’ into extra Innings. RraRek's line history. game with one. Aa it tifinad out, driving a iiiolor vehicle while un­ .Advocated h«v, -Iw*v% oonoted the veto Hartford, by a sepre of 19 house cmnvaaa will take place. 4, 1904. Pittsburgh ..24 36 .440 14 V4 71.1 MAIN STREET ll'; “I Fowl for Fricassee ■ingle to center, a wild pitch, Mike Bobby tha aocker won hia flnt^ it waa enough. der the iiilluencc of liquor. He ^ to 5. The winners will, face the Ru.seu Hathaway la the general state title In 1032, the same year Rojand E. .Allen, son of Ml. and Petersburg. Fla -P' .Ad- power in essence, " he said, "and Osbo n Prison Farm team Sun- chairman of the local drive. Local Fowl for Salads Purphy'a aaeriflea and tha auc- John a' Allen of Pcnacook. wa.s driving on the ccaaful aqueeaa bunt by Fagan gave In which he went on to win hia on­ Mr.s dirssing thr convention of the I am particularly opposed to the d “y%venin'r j residents desiring to write check* l.ung Island Ducklings N H and former IzKal resident, road when he was aricslcd by the Hill Bllltpa what proved to be ly N e « England Amateur cham­ state Poheema.. Kearney. S.erpu Gulf Coast Fishermen's Unioix Dr. i buse of thr veto." ' should make them payable i to liaa ro'.eived his honorable dis- R A Kahn, of the Kish and Wild- Can Paralyze .ArHvlties (ler’ron Farm Turkeys the only run of the game. pionship. In between that year and SporU Schedule Irwski was found guilty and Judge Clarence L. Hale of the C. L. George Frost at the Manchester c haigc a* slalf sergeant in the Ar- life Service Department of Inte- He said Wednesday’s session of Be sure to try a can of George May fanned to open the yesterday's conquest there were Carl A Ooehring fined him $100 Hale Construction company of Trust Company. Bv Mr*. .\nne lahni m,v from the aepaialioii center at last hau of tha eighth but brother three other occaalona on which he DODCET AUTO RACING and l0ml(t^fW$•V^. Hr paid his finr rioi. *aid‘ . 'ke council "cleaily demonstrated" 839 Main atreet underwent an All money collected v^ll be sent Bar Harbor Clam Chowder Tonight Flower ^prava embioicleieil on Foil T'lX N .1 . after serving for T.oans iv used hy the Depart- that "any of the Big Five operation in Hartford hospital to- i to Europe to help the starving Now in . . . Jackie caught Brittner flatfootad was tha defaatad flnallat. RockviUa va. Legion. 6:15—Oval. tAo \t,ii- -11^ months nt which and rifled a single to abort. May Pro Boxing, 8:30—Arena. tablecioths, Innc liron .m-I-s, boiuloir lught thei. w.n‘ u. .-ev. ment 'ol Ag.uultuie in some can p;y;alyze the a. tiv.ties* day. -- - ' I families in that area. Bumble Bee Crab Meat piUowa, bedspread.-, lint c i le • --c '.I..I.- -i I \ ,-d ..\ti-.:i w ith his mul e. ,1 Ill Kllii'gloii Jli.sllce c.i.ses in wlu.li it 1- de.siie.l to 7A9MAIN STimBT stole second with Osborn making About 8,000 mtlea of Cuba’s rail­ Sunday, June 30 Of c>' attiuvlu*' i;>+lei - >t' . !■ -i , ■ ;. i II II.' who has ,. , 1,1, 1, ,, su|ipi'il a .ril.iui iniilv puce c.islillo.Nalel.i-aid it WS.-lilgti- 9t)(* can M ANCHE STERXONH. a great catch of Morrell's wide roads are owned by augar com- Hartford Y T s vs. Moriartya, 3 Every jackiit* alt- to lo . f U> . .1 tlo le lie 01 lirl II,X I 111.lull hv the -ule of the Such -lU ut" <• '.'Ul.l t ..iK eiv.iblv l\ piohable that the 1 . N. c.eiieinl Shrimp in Cans toss. Dennis popped out to aaoond panlaa. . m.—OvaL cxpenalve-lookini; cite' f. f ■■ al­ II o'Her. .Ml hliv, brill A Wlill# •riiU pi utice has been he .leveloped fn the ii.-lieries to A.ssembly take up Ihe spani.sh 99C most no money at aIII ol Ripley llili. iHt last I hurylay ■ tune and one provide ' tltlir 'ever normal fish question in September " provided Be Proutl of Your Car's Performanre Roast Chicken in Cans MJCKEV KINN eveiuitg to spend a week m New ofiendei. has finally been freezer’ aas compared with agri- it la taken off the agenda of the Dedslon Delayed! LANK LKONARD For a bedspread use embroidery York after thele arrival there lur.c oiof a...Mr ElhnglonEllin«lon ha*lia* a cultureculture's s c concept of the ever nor- , Security council." and floaac> or cre'K'el wool* in colors to Allen. With their daughter. Carol uge and mal . granary.' Fish could he It appeared, meanvvhtle. that the Let Us Give It a Motor Tune*Up! Plenty nf Glass Jars of IHEMbtflMON I HEAR HE natch your decorative scheme— Carol . » citizens to use and mal . granary.' ----- j . u v . < - a Ao s t r a n g e a s IT m a y F WE’RE GONNA NOiHEMAYBE , , , .Ann, thfcy will leave shortly 19 the dumping of rubbish on the bought or pledged for loans dur- j Spanish dispute, w hich xre.v out of Boneless Vermont Chicken THJO- MSSLIDff OAMEt WENT OVER a ^ .lT S A V S HERE THAT BE STUCK WITH ICE COLD IN Night m a paJe pink or green luncheon Penacook hiKhvvay has®rather a stiff penalty Ing time, of glut to be held over PROGRAM AMD HE BIG AT THE eloto do the flovvy spray* in deep „ to his HE MADE A VERY FAVORABLE HIM.GILHOOLey, ANOTHER MONTH that .Til hav to be put In force for times of scarcity. ! Check points, spark plufs, WATERMELONS AT UEAST SOUNDED LADieS'AIO IMPRESSION AT THE MAYBE WE OUGHT *->NE'U. WAIT.* ptBli, frhite and leaf green. Flow- position. continue*...... L -I.':— .1----— | might lie dormant on the ccuncil’. $1.49 SOCIETY- cr apraya are separate agenda for the present." ignition, carburetor and DIAMOND im p o r t e r ; TO n o m in a t e 8:30 Mrs John C. .Miller, chairman of BLCKRERRIES HIM,NOW- other vital points. .\nd of 4.TC Pint course. If your car needs Green .■\pples extensive repairs, we have Cantaloupes the men qualified to do it! ' Limes art for working Flower cxnirse. Lemons SPRINGFIELD w-uv Dvalgns (Pattern No, 51531 Hefiry Curtis of East Hartford p,oMtVy.* To date u"is the"first • German prison train and «>u*kt traha. long a ataunch opponent of 1 SUiiUcatlOnji of a. sUtchrs stitches u»ed. used. li I* spendingspending aa ft-w*fc-w dayuday* atat thethe houtehome QJ^^, bne'since nince the the meeting meeting of the El- there, is going to pay dlvl- the veto, waa reported ready to Visit aU Pitfehurst de> SPEEDWAY' , Riniyuiiu of thi. .i.i- iii-.-ded, send of Mi and Mrs. Richard C. Siu>^-)luglu]) Water Company. Monday dend*. i ask a full airing of the veto que*- The flier, William. McCheimey, j tion at the asaemhly meeting, and partments Saturday . 1* teiU» til -.'iu pli..-. ‘ cent pn.->l- of Mamstroit. .<-venmg. we will try to maJee ho', WEST SPRINCriELD, V«>ur t"iunii luidrt x* and the ■------—------i The next matting of Ellington returned to Iii* studi** at West- perhaps to make an outright de- Pich minster College and told the atory mand that It be killed. Boland Motors weather .shopping easy for fcH'u nofliW:"''..' .At'fK’ Obut, The '-..I’h o-‘ the sllkwornia ha* Grange will he held -tuly H). "■___ MASS. a^ar. iTieetci Kveiunit Herald, lost thc ahUlty to fiy afid 1* -.(m- '-.iH be Nelghb-.’'''' 5>lght. V' inon. IfiIn chapelcl ■ one diiy. .Vow the stu 3fi9 CK.VTKR ST. T K I.. 6 't20 you. kveaue Aawica% New Yoik pletely dependent upon man lori Rometa and Wappmg Grangea have j dent body la >• eendsending food and There are about 112 caiate to laurvlvaL 1 eloitaiac lo AuxonneiL I tha ounce.

■■^IS MANCFIESI ER EVENING HERALD. MANUHESTl ER, CONN., ERTDAT. ^UNK ZB. MANCHESTER E\T!NTNG HER ALT), MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDA T, nJNK r», l94t IG B T W B L V I PAG* THIR1EEK Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 Flortst^—N oreert^ 15 Help Wanted— M*l* S6 Household Goods 51 Wanted to Rent 68 ever known not only because she TOONERVILI.E FOl.KS dnsinMi Senicco Offered IS ia a fine nuiee, a quiet, well-bred BY FONTAINE FO* GABARDINE U. 8. Aviation cov­ W AN TE D To Rent — Furnished FOR BALE -Late cabbage,' cauli­ VERT HIGH caminga with 50 NEW wbman and a female who minds eralls, Navy rain coau. blue cottage at Columbia, Bolton or Gassified Sense and Nonsense flower, celery, lettuce, egg plant, year national company aeUing TriREE-ROOM OUTFIT her own business, but because ahe Qasnfied denim dungarees. Brunner’s, SO Coventry Lakes, for first two General Duty LUCY WARM AIR FURNACES tomatoes, peppers, asters, aln- complete weather-prooflng, metal ----- $269 ----- doesn’t deal In gossip. Bhe has A Sunday driver la ont who A yoting doctor, whose practice W(AITING FOf^ (yRANPMA PuTTY TO CATCH UP AND GET BACK ON Oakland street. Phone 5191. 'Weeks In July. Csll Manchester never once accepted an Invitation CLEANED AND REPAIRED nlaa, petunias, etc. A t Oder- weather stripe, rock wool Inaula- YOU PAY ONLY $4.00 WEEKLY AGNES cornea into the office Monday with was not great, sat In his study , 3984. Advertisements from me. I yr.-.Pair flaaaaa. brown caae. C Appllcancf and Service Com­ considering capitalising on the their trembling. Most of ua would be rich If the ' SCIENTIFIC alau, composition and tla roofa block for sale. First floor can be ter l.ving on the blotter before her. for you after I have finished with Crosainga, but motorieta who p u t; Tlelnlty of HarWord road near pany, 31 Maple atreet * Phone present i market contact ua. "And yet 1 was ready to N'lleve world paid ua off on day dreams Rebuilding and repairing of MALE OR FEMALE WANTED— CHILD’S play chute. vacated within a short notice. "You wl.sh to see me. Miss Sun- Miaa Mflyi>ard." any value on their ow n Uvea or I ihidce atreet. l ^ ne 8236.______REFRIGERATION CO. 2-1575. We pay top cash for residential evil of you, you were going to Everybody Itches for success. The chimneys and flaahinga. B. V. Call 6710. 'This block is In East Hartford derlin?” Sally asked, coming to Tile young man srted as If she those with them will at least alow ' 37 OAK ST. PHONE 2-1226 or commercial property. For aay?” the woman asked. "Ikictor trouble ia loo few peraone ecratch Coughlin. 390 Woodland street EXPERIENCED PRESSER USED FURNITURE bought and center. 'The three-tenement block aland before her. ^ hadn't spoken. He came to stand down and keep cars under control W E BUT old lawn mowers re­ quick action communicate with Richards warned me to ignore this' for it. Phone 7707. sold. ITie Red Shop, 56 Hudson that was In 'Thursday night’s ad "1 do.” the woman laid stonily. beside Sally and hia voice was when approaching such dangerous U )8 T — Hub cap for a Plynaouth W ATERM AN’S Personal errand gardless at condlUon. Friendly ua. Phone 7728-5329 or 2-0920, or letter of .accusation on the grounds atreet Moore's Used Furniture. has been sold. Phone, after 6 p. "Sit down, Maynard. I want to coldly hoatile. places. ooupe. Finder pleaae phone 6902. service, “ Local package deliv­ ROOFING, siding and naw catl­ Ftx-It Shop, 7l8 North Main Write Brae-Bum Realty Oo., 6 thst It was unsigned: but 1 felt Good wages and working con­ Phone 7251. m. Ned Charles, Manchester 2- say that I am bitterly disappointed " I auppose I know what this la Mrs. Cohen being dead. was ery." Light moving and trucking. ings our specialty. Hlghast qual­ atreet Tel. 4777. South Main atreet, Manq^ester it my duty to investigate Just the placed In state in her front nKun IX)ST—Lady’a white ahoea. ala« 34-hour service. Tel. 2-075A ditions. Also woman willing 0726. in you. Bitterly disappointed. To all about. Miaa Sunderlin. And I Doctor Why do you have ity materiala used. Workmanship FOR That new linoleum or asphalt same.” for the netchbora to see before she |i§. Between Birch and Oak to learn silk pressing. W A N T E D — An outboard motor A'TTENTIO N—Prospective aellera think that you—your splendid want to aay Just one thing. You OB642 tattoetl on your hack? guaranteed. A. A. Dion, Inc., tils floor, new counter or count­ PO RTAB LE house, suitable for Sally said nothing. | was taken off to the cemetery: ■treeta. Call §4*7. AIR (XJNDITIONED UNITS for two weeks In July. Willing to and buyers. We handle anything uncle's niece, whom t have trusted have a dangerous female on your Patient That isn t tattoo, t Hot Air Furnaces Installed 299 Autum street TeL 4860. er repair, call 6759 or 3-0866 and shore or lake. Call 5459 or 305 Impllcity--capable of sueh flag­ "Doctor Hallock seems to Uilnk Friend • sympathetically) —Hew rent or buy. Phone 8867. from lots to large estates, and we nursing staff who wilt atop at he knows who the writer of this That's where my wife hit me with lO B T— Brown billfold containing and Reset Apply our representativa will call. Daly, Oak street rant violation of rules sueh dis­ wonderful she looks. ROOFTNO — Specialising in re­ guarantee eatlsfactlon and quick nothing to accomplish her pur­ letter ISj Do you, .Sally?" the car. while I was hohling the gum of money and chlldren’t pic­ Dougherty A Noonan. Inc„ Floor graceful conduct poses. Her Jealousy and vindic­ Mr. Cohen (demandingl — And Eaveetrougha and conductors pairing roots of all kinds, also action. CaU the E. J Campbell Sally shook her head. Kven If garage door open. tures. on Main street. Phone 3036. All Sheet Metal Work. MANCHESTER covering specialists and contrac­ EDWARD’*'BTREET—7 room tln- Sally who had but ju.st seated tiveness have causetl her to de- why shouldn’t she? Didn't she new roofs. No Job too amall. or Rooms Without Board 59 gle with large porch, garage, Oo., for reaulta. Manchester 6243. she was sure she wouldn't tell. spend the whole last winter in ' vMANlMESTER DRY CLEANERS tors. Free eetlmates. herself sprang to her feet. "What I libfuately poison your mind with Since gasoline Isn't rationed X' large. Good work, fair price Free large lot, steam heat, brass pip­ "I'm sorry. .Sally.” .Miss .Sun­ Miami Beach? SHEETI M ETAL WORKS FTTRNISHED room for rent. Just do you mean ‘dtagraceful,’ Miss 1 lurid tales of Miss Majmard's sa- there has been a terrible increase Annoancvments eaUmatea. Call Howlcy. Man­ W A L N U T Veneer bedroom eet. ing, Convenient to schools and derlin said, a frown on her smooth 21 years' experlenca Phone 5418 93 Wells Street off Main street. Man only. Phone I^egal Notices Siinderlln ?" she demanded hotly.' aociation with me. I want to say in the nufnber of fatalities and chester 5861. two-piece parlor suite, also a b\is line. Price $10,500. Phone "How dare you insult m e?" forehead. "I'm extremely sorry. WARD* Dairy Fly Spray U pric­ Phone 7264 2-2170 or 9 Hasel street. right here that Sally Maynard haa and I hope this alight miaiinder- near fatalities at level crossings. The Song Without Words: "The a l l APPLIANCES serviced and crib. Phone 6928 or 55 Summit 2-1038. IJqaor Permit The superintendent stared at ed low . . . yet has “ kiU” and never once met me by appoint­ atanillng won’t mar our hitherto Everyone, day or night. shnuM ap­ Star .Spangled Banner" as eung by repaired, burners, refrlgeratora street. NOTICE o r APPLICATION her for a moment in aomething. ment in the more than a year I •‘knockdown” equal to any other cordial relations. I might say that proach such potential danger < the majority of Americans. rangea washera. etc.. All work Painting— Papering 11 M ANCHESTER— 7-room sdngle, 1 ■ like admiration. But it was only By spray! Protects animals, Sltoatiofia Waatc4— ROOM FOR RENT. 61 Cambridge I have been in Linton's. I admire you are a very fortunate girl, my points with the greatest of cau­ guerenteed. Metro Service Co. FOR SALE—1942 Universal elec­ all improvementa. Large lo t Ideal This Is to give notice that I. JAMES for a moment. She renewed the I her more than any girl I have helps keep bams sanitary! Will FU R N ITU R E and metal work re- Femala S8 street. Phone 6746. C. BAYLISS of 9 Plano Place. Man­ dear." tion, whether or not they are Man What are the young Tel Manchester 3-0888. tric combination range, white for children. Price $8,500. J. S. not taint food or milk! 5 gallons. flntshed. Lawn and unpalnted chester. hsre nied sn application dated "Fortunate?" the girl murmured guarded by wig-wag signals. Oc- man's intentions, daughter? C A PA B LE girl of 13 would like enamel. Phone 5672. LARG E Double room, continuous Blseell, South Coventry. Phone June 20th, I9ts. with the Liquor Con­ Wards Farm Store, Pur- furniture sprayed. (Special for bitterly "I don't understand" rostonally a motoilM, hit by a Daughter Well, he's been keep­ ELEiTTKIC and Acetylene weld­ to care for children, days. Phone hot water. $2.50 per week each Manchester 5470 or WlUimantlc trol Commission for s Tavern permit FUNNY BUSINESS nen Place, Manchester.______FOR s a l e ;— Davenport with slip­ for the sale of alcoholic liquor on the "Fortunate in having such a train, escapes with his life, biit the ing me pretty much In the dark. ing. No Job too large or too one month) Flye pc. kitchen set person. Phone 5992. 3324. 4337. cover, easy chair and ottoman, premises 7 W ilnut street, Manches­ loyal friend as Doctor Hallock. odds are always against the man GOOD Rich loam for sale, $3 a amall. All work guaranteed. sprayed any color desired, 810. aolid mahogany bed, white ter. . r-T -.-r He is s fine young man and a in the (.ar. Take A CTiance' Even a turtle yard. |15 a load. Telephone 2- Parker Welding CO., 166 Middle Equipped to handle Industrial and The business la owned by JAMES ~ T / com-—rclal spraying contracu. enamel oil and gas atove. Call Wanted—Real Estate 77 splendid aiirgeon. Would you mind gets nowhere 'till he sticks hts OIM or 640*. Turnpike, W eat Tel 3936 Doga—P«ta—Bird* 41 Boarders Wanted 59-A C. BATL18.S of 9 Plano Place. Man­ ^ 4 Have your bams and sheds spray­ . Manchester 7479. chester. and will he conducted bv telling me ju.«t why you don't like Passenger Transfer, please neck out. E l S: W’E ARE bunting for single home OUTDOOR nursery for pre-school A LL MAKES of washing mS' ed reasonable to save cost of re' SPRING ER Spaniel pupa, 3 W OULD L IK E girl or woman to JAMES C. BAYLISS, of 9 Plano Place. h im -’ Conductor- Where to” In or close by Manchester. W ill­ Manchcater, Conn., aa p,\P THVf Phone 131, Lebanon. Conn. OOC k LACTS DCOA 94 AT TO MOffK 80 Id t CREAM to carry out Pints f u l l e r 3RU8H Dealers— For IF YOU want first-class painting Business f.ocations must bp maintained I.s that It. my ning's dance Is equivsirnt to walk­ I THOUlbKT TOO aiA -l EOff THE tea set, $7.50; gooseneck desk FLASH ! Get the cash for your ACL NOT ilO IT • HARO TO KIU. V4fO HANt of T reat’s extra rich Ice cream, Fuller products and *rvlce any or paperhsnginc call "Joe the d ea r' You know, of course, that ing ten miles. EHOvikc.yoao «)4emk.out •’ FOR S ALE —'Thoroughbred Eng­ lamp. $2; genuine Chinese lant­ For Rent 64 busineas, residential, lnvest'n''nt A94 YV)L>4IMe sure to find him in. A "i siise" is something that chances? 22 years' experience months setter pupa Zimmerman, match, $40; all cast-iron Frank- Terms Arranged. A OOP Bud Caii Pitch, Tou BY V.T. HAMUN Race and cur>*t* electrically P A IN T IN G and Paperhangtng. Wanted to Rent 68 Right Way: Telephone either be­ nec,4 ton. To be heater. $15; whItF Ice box, $0; less. Phone 2-1931. Direct Wires— able service. Pick up and. deliver. to give your back a firm support, Cedar Posts EXCELLENT piano tuning, re­ metal Taylor-Tot. $6; wicker car­ From Hartford 2-7456 seen at 19 North street after 6. The Do-All Company. Telephone we have- them In three practical pairing and rebuilding. All work riage, $4; Vlctrola, $5; 3 electric alxea. Ppone Keith’s Furniture. From Wllllmantio 105 2-2506. guaranteed. Elstimatee cheerfully Open Daily, 8:80 tn 6:30. brooders, holds 50 chicks Ach, 4159. Aato Acccasories— Urea 6 given. The Plano Shop, 6 Pearl $10. Phone 2-1043. The W. G. C los^ Saturdajrs and Snndaya. YOU CAN always depend on Ben- atreet. Phone 6332. Open 6 - 9 p. NEW TIRES, new recaps, used son’a for radio repairs! Best FOR SALE —Small Silent-Glow a a m. only. » PLACE YOUR order for ever- Urea and tubes Ehipert vtilcania- equipped shop ir town. Call 3535 furnace oil burner, $50. Call Carpenter Glenney Co. freah frozen food cebtnete. Come 2-1233 after 6 p. m. Ing. a hours recapping service- or bring ti your radio to 713 PIANO TUNING and repairing. hr and aee the one on display. We 336 No. Main St. Tel. 4148 Manchester rire and Recapping Main street Bsnson's. Player pianos specialty. John have frozen food wrapping and Read Herald Advs. itt Company, Broad atreet 'Tele­ A THREE-Plece maple bedroom . ! coes St at* waviu. wc. r. m, «. *. MT, ore, Cockerham, 28 Bigelow street. packaging material for tale Capi­ set complete; an apartment size Wanted phone 8889. Open 7 to 7. LAW N MOWERS sharpened, Dial 4219. tol Grinding Co., 38 Main atreet repaired, washing machines, gas stove. Insulated oven. Call RED RIDER Obviously BY FRED HARM AN vacuums, irons repaired, prompt FOR SALE — Baby baeetnette, 2-0594 between 6 and 7. Call anted Aotoa— The 9EftE5 BUT YOU «EC pickup and delivery service, work Help Wanted— Female 35 with pink lining. Telephone 2- m ’ K* •>: <• \ 07 YOUR OPPORTUNITY! OlilURDiKS V0HA1 I HEAI4 Motoreycic* 12 guaranteed The Friendly Flxlt 1341. A WHEN 1 BAY TWO'WAITRESSES. steady work. FOR SALE—Easy washing ma­ Joseph Rossetto 1IL O r iM * Shop, 718 North Main streeL chine, Model F. Phone 8867. . TjYQr.Fa.inily Flat For Sale in the Green Acre Section Wd'oroocs THlN<3« KRt AORt Phone 4777. W. Burnett. Apply Rainbow dub or Nfw Eng­ FOR SALE—Brand new wagon, Builder and Contractor olif East-Center street. 5 rooms each apartment with IHEBTtra PEACEFUL land Hotel. CaU 3823 Bolton. never been used. Call after 4 O N'V’ l?A.Nat.', CAR OWNERS FOR BALE— RUge, odd lot of fur­ OTLAOT o'clock. Phone 8700. TELEPHONE 2-0308 a two-car garage. I^ ia place is offered for sale only AN'TTQIJES reBniehed and repair­ niture ttema, diehes, etc., at 29 coes 'M4 s» srt msvicc lac t m sic u s-e«T qm SPIEIER’S YOUNG GIRL to take care ^ because owner winters in Florida. Asking price is rijfht coes. i»»« SY utA icBvici. ac. T. a sio. u. s. s*t orr lit! OKCUft N The 1947 Models Are Beinfif ed.'Ruah or splint eeata replaced Cook etreet. Tlemann, 189 South Main etreeL baby mornlAga from 9 to 1:30. FOR SALE — Hawllan electric for this kind of property. Inspection can be had by ^p- REACH A Shown N ow ! Phone 2-1560. guitar. To be seen at 19 North T il) afraid Henry is too energetic this year—he’s pliinl- CLtfAAK Phone .1643. _ FOR. S ALE —Q^ey enamel c u tg * poinltment only. I^o information over the telephone, ^‘Ever since lie ftot llial law decree in niRht school lie's street after 6. \ been tryinji to iiiui a loophole in the wedding ceremony!” ing more than I’ll be able to weed and cultivate!" ASAHaMT- AND NOW; RIGHT NOW G IR L W AN TE D for qtore work, ...... — I I -■ with oil burner, reasonable. Im VJiRE CHIMNEYS and fireplaces expert­ quire 111 Middle Turnpike W eat PERfORAER ly cleaned and repaired. W en ty - steady hours, goo