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Rockville RoUry Club members th* ‘^lottog’’ rwponalbUlty Mr Hoia Company No; 1, Manchaa- 9 ,9 2 4 highest near 88; toalght (ahri low- ter Fire department will hold a will be guests of the local Rotary Gets BS Degree Local Student aattlng up tha town'* Inauranea, AboiiOrdwii drill at the firehouse tonight at Club tomorrow evening at 8:30 at will share It with other local agents Mamber ot tha Andit •ot nsH 84| tooseerow oaaaar, 8:80, foUowed by a business meet- Its dinner-meeting at the Manches­ who will participate in the com- lEwtttttg llpraUi at lilmtsr, H«w 1J6. ter Country Club. Dr. Frank Hall, Boreaa ot Oicadntlons !««• ____ mlselons on a "^ In t eirstem” not FOR THESE HOT DAYS ManekeUer—^A City of Village Charm 1, «lll,liold tlMir ttonthly professor of sconomlcs at Con­ Wins Honors yet announced. ■MaWME tH pB V iW «VMiiiic at 7:80 Mrs, Rachel Fox and Mr. necticut College for Women, wUl WE HAVE A COMPLETE ki Ovaaca wn. BOai Vara Dton be the guest speaker. and Mrs. William R. McKinney L IN E O P (Claaoiaod Advertlalag on Pago 14) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1950 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS ia «*»»«"»»•«« ot tha oommlttca In who sailed recently on the 8.S. Aldo Bellucci Elected VOL. LXIX, NO. 215 ttaiga of tiM aortal V<»« •"engue. rammed through the compror STEPHEN ROGERS PECK today of the University of Ver­ Fort Myers, Florida, where they The committee, which will have with smart, new visited with Mrs. Clcmson's rela­ Survivors include four men Fighting broke out on the floor Hartley, former Flepuhitenn VIHP BeneiitN Ufiward mise measure on a 36 to 28 Laetorer m Art Anatomy mont. Burlington. Their son. W il­ Will Cut Army Soon of the Bundestag when the Parlia­ vole. tives. paasengera, a radio operator and nu'niber of Congress from New Parsons School of Dealgii liam L. Barron, will receive his mentary guards attempted to re­ .4a the chief pilot Jeait Fladek who Jersey, was ehnlrman of the The bill, which would keep New Fork aty degree in engineering. move the shouting Relmann. Waahington, June 13 - (/i’l Sen­ Tokyo, June 13 — (/Pi — Radio Mrs. Paul Noel, her anna loaded with as many peraonal pofiiteaalonn House Labor Committee iuul co­ alive the last of the major war­ i Joseph Rabaglano won first waa aerioualy Injured when the Communist and Antl-Commu- ator George (D.. Oa. I said today a announces the opening of a Peiping' today quoted Mao Tze- as she can carry, ttoaheo from a burning bualiu-Ma iind a|iurtmcnt author of the Taft-Hartley Lnbor time eontroli, on approximately I prize at the drawing of prizes by plane came down into tha sea nlst members of Parliament kick­ Tung, China's No. 1 COmuiunist, as building In which she livc-d In Hollywood aa fiamca n>ar through the Aet In 1047. He has bwn president more liberal social security pro­ H,(M)0,(M)0 dwelling units, mostly the Loyal Order of Moose, Friday SHOE three mllea off the runway at ed at each other and swung a few MANCHESTER SUMMER CLASS IDENTI-CLIP k In big cities, would work lilM Bahrein Island after it had al­ upper floor Saturday. The fln< cuiiacd acvcral (houaand dollara dam­ of the management-minded T imO gram I needed to protect addition­ night at White Eagle hail; other outlining a broad plan calling for wild blows with their fists. this: prize winners were, E. H. Field ready been given landing Instruc­ age to the upi>er alory. (Al* wlrcphoto). Owners' Union since February 16, al milllona of citizens and give LEARN demobilization of his armed might, No one was Injured In the brief 1. The Federal Rent Oontrel •second: Stanley Maskitiea. third: REPAIRING tions. 1949. This union la not a labor or­ them reasonable retirement bene­ a n a t o m y land reforms and temporary re­ melee which began after the ses­ ganization. but an organization fits. Authority, due to expire June 80^ PORTRAIT “ Joseph Kastner, fourth and Frank O f the Better Kind Aturagt I Tha bodies of four men and two sion had been adjourned. TO DRIVE women—all atill unidentified— tention of what is left of the cap­ which claims to represent people Chairman of the Senate Fi­ would continue for a year. An intendTO study of head structure, Smith, fifth. WOHtb's sapply nance Committee, he opened de IA to 80—anybody ran learn were recovered by fishing boats. italist system In China. New Border Deplored like Investors, farmers, small 2. But the controls would caoM featurba, age, and facial expression. DONE W HILE The tumult began when all par­ U. S. Way Past Sand businessmen and those who live on bate nn a bill which would add automatically In aix months, 8ll to drive any car In our ..-dual- Infant la Mlsalng The broadcast said Mao made St. Bridget's strawberry fesU- $ ]^ .o o ties except the Communists joined nearly 10,000,000 persons to the December 31. in all communlUM BEGINNING JULY 18 control Instruction car. Com­ I val coniniittre v..’l i,i . YOU W AIT Still missing are 39 persona, in­ the speech to delegates attending •savings or Income from property. petent, coarieons Instructors. the Chinese Communists' third an­ In a declaration condemning the Hartley said at a news confer­ 35.000.000 now covered by the pld- that before that date did not de­ row evening at eicht o't All 1*. cluding one infant. East German territories to Po­ age and survivors Insurance sys Tueadaya— Wedneadayn— ^Thursdays $8 per hour. Tha plane waa making a hop nual party convention In Peiping ence that he vl’aa confident there ride afTIrniatIvely, through a vote members are urged to attend to SAM YULYES June 6-9. land.. Bucket Stage In Plans teni snd sharply Increase benefit of the local governing b ^ y or ‘a Oholee e< Morning, Aftomoon, Evening Groups receive assignment. from Karachi, Pakistan, to Cairo, waa a groimdswell throughout NO TRAVEL TIME CHARGED 701 MAIN STREET Mao waa quoted as saying some The declaration denounced the the U. 8. to organize a right-of- payments. referendum of the citlsens, to cofl* Pertenalixed with your initial or Fgjmt, when it was forced down O)mmunlst-dominated East Ger­ Administration leaders arc la the sea. of the millions of Chinese soldiers renter political group. He said the tinue the rent cellinga on to Jufle TEL. 4288 William LeVerne Barron of 25 Read Herald Advs. man Government for signing a hopeful that the Senate will finish Conplete information and fraternal insignia* Company officials here said they under arms would be demobilized For A-Bomb Defense big labor groups like the (HO with ,30. 1951. ' MANCHESTER DRIVINO Mather street, Aldo Louis Bel­ this year. Enough will be retain­ pact with Poland last week accept­ Its Political Action Committee with the bill early next week. It 3. Any community could vote Reglatration Forma now available: lucci of 543 Vernon street and •UU bad no details of tha accident. ing the new East German border Is a revised version of a measure ACADEMY No mistaking whose pen thit is! For there A firat message had said eight ed, he said, to liberate Formosa and the A F L with Its Labor's llaelf out from under controls oqy MANCHE8TEB William Smith Gilbertson of 429 from Nationalist Chinese. Tibet as permanent. League for Political Education, passed by the House last October. time before December 81. No Mary Cheney Library Center street received bachelor's is your initial or fraternal emblem right peraons had been saved, but this The Communists demanded a San Francisco, June 13—i/P) — ’ already been informed that the Its ensetment Is a key part of the apparently aras an error. Commu- from the monks who rule that Plans for U. S. cities to cope with "basic national civil defense plan" were seizing the Initiative and community could restore control MoOai-OoaTeme, lae. degrees in commencement exer­ on the clip in gleaming 18-karat go]d-6n- debate on the declaration which those he termed the right-wingers Administration program. nleationa with the area are mountainous, Aslan land, and to A-bomb attacks are far beyond would be available to them through after they were lifted. 848 Mala SL cises held at the University of ished metal. The pen is the feather-light the other parties intended to read had better start "ringing door­ House Speaker Rayburn (D- Mlsa Hepe Beadersoa, Dir. of Art ■katehy. the tin hats and sand buckets of their ^tate governors by Sept. 1. (Uoattnoed oi> Page Eight) M A IN E CO AST CR UISE Vermont, Burlington, Vt., today. Flo-Ball ‘Senior’, precision-crafted for (Coattooed eo Page Eight) Into the Parliamentary records. bells." Tex) told President Truman he ie Blaneheeler High Sehool Air and aaa craft took part in "I demand to be heard on this World W sr II. Paul Larsen, A "Local Problem’’ _____ I______tha search for survlvoia. An Air 5lony Favor Toft-Hartley confident the House will pose the HABTFORO JUNE SPECIAL The W.F.M.8 of the Nazarene smooth and effortless writing. Its exclu­ question." Relmann shouted. Civilian Mobilization Director aald "Civilians must take the reapon- FTanca apokeaman aald hare ha Hartley aald he had been ad­ bill. The Administration hod asked ■arMetd Pnblle Ubrary sive Flo-Control point insures uniform Seaalon Recessed today. sibillty for civil defense squarely church will hold its monthly baUavad a BrtUah Royal Air Force dressing various audiences many for a straight extension of the (Central Ubrary) A Thrining Vaoatton meeting tonight in the pariah The other 13 Communist depu­ But, ha added, "an added civil on their own shoulders,” he aa- ink flow. Makes a wonderful gift! reeua unit at Bahrein an4 Joined times weekly since he left Con­ Asked Truman present law, but Banking Commit- Wadsworth Howland A Co., lae. Under Sail, Relaxation house at 7:30. All members are Britain Balks ties took up the cry. defense program cannot and should : serted. "The military's primary gress and found most people were tha aaarch. U. 8. Air Fbrce offl^ not appear on the scene over­ j mission to to win a war by carry­ tss Chairman fipencs (D-Ky), a 888 Anytarn St. Fun, Superior Food urged to attend, as election of of­ Maroon, blue, gray or black barrel with When he was unable to quiet In favor of the Taft-Hartley Act. cam la Arabia, praaumnbly would night." ing the attack to the enemy." strong Administration supporter, WEST HARTFORD ficers for the coming year will be chrome or gold-colored cap. the Communists, President Birich "Thousands upon thousands" of Be Informed said ths oompromise local optlOR Join tha opamtiona If this waa re- At Entering Koehler receaaed the aasalon, His speech, prepared for de­ j TTie federal governor, Laraen Wont HartfMd PubUe Ubrary ISO P E R W E E K held. quaatad. his llstsners, hs said, have Indi­ bill "In my opinion to the best we A few minutes later he recon­ livery to a two-day civilian de­ cated they would have gone even ROCKVILLE SHOWER Flying to Paris (Continued on Page Bight) esn get through the House." For InformatloB Bee Hose Company No. 2, Manches­ vened the meeting to announce fense meeting of West Coast may­ farther than the Taft-Hartley Act Roekvlllo PiAUe Ubrary Jean Sladak, termed one of the that Relmann would be barred ors, waa an apparent reply to On Amerasia Predlet aoee Vote ter Fire department, will hold a Europe Union in curbing activities of labor Rep. Wolcott of Michigan, OLASTONBtTRT Midget Smoke Shop and regular drill tomorrow night at companya veteran pilots, was in from Parliamentary aeasiona for a criticism by Mayor felmer Robin­ Olastoabory Pnblle Ubrary command of tha ship. It waa fly- unions. senior banking committee Re­ Travel Agency 6:30 at the hose house. period of 30 days. son of San Francisco and others Hartley said he had no Idea how Or write to: Stepboa Peck, 81 Waahlngton Sq., N. T. C. 1018 Main 8t„ Phone 2-8088 GIFTS Ingfrom Saigon to Parts. Reimann still refused t/y leave. that the federal government Is Quote Forrestars Dairy; publican, predicted the House vote Labor Parly Will Joio Japs Urge . many followers he would have In The J W H A l ^ COER The company said Bladek had His party colleagues surrounded "passing the buck" on A-bomb will be close. Our Lady of Fatima Mothers tha new right-wing assault on the Solons Debate Bring loggad 19,800 hours of flying Only If Continental defense. Administration leodsra overrode Circle closed the season with a M ANCNIirm COMM» CIO-PAC and the AFL-Polltlcal dinner at Farr's restaurant and a ama. In addition to tha pilot, the (Oonttnoed on Page Ton) Larsen told the mayors they had U. S. Bases ing Contempt Action From Haleys •Ight-mamber crew included a oo- Nations Go Socialist; League, but he aald he waa willing (Oonttnoed on Page Two) theater party last Wednesday eve­ to give up his $20,000 annual ning. pUoL two radio opemtors, two me­ Marshall Plan Hit Against Philip Jaffe chanics, a hoateaa and a steward. Newspaper Also (.lalls salary as president of the Tool NEW! APPLIQUED TERRY Air Franca said It waa atill Owners’ Union to launch the cam­ Edward Qulsh of 28 Franklin hoped other aunrlvora would ha B ulletin!' Bulletin! street won a set of four new Sei- For Early Peace Pact; paign. U. S.-Canada Have You found. Niemoeller’s Speeches Thli union is a corporation, he WoahlagtoB, June 18—(A’)— bcrllng Safety Urea in a drawing A London, J v w 18 — {/Pi — Tha company aald first news of U. S. Chiefs on Way Twenty Rcpublicnn Sennton* heat held Saturday noon, as advertised Prime Minister Attlee Insisted pointed out. and under the Taft- Guest Towels 59« tha crash waa received from Cal­ todny naked a eongresslonnl In­ 3 boo( au.omonc by Moriarty Brothers. It was nec­ in ParUnment todny his gov­ Hartley Act cannot take a direct In Tax Pact Sewer Disposal Problem? cutta. Those already saved have quiry Into the Justice Depart­ essary only to register your name Beautiful new solid color fringed terry towels with appllqued ernment wnnto “to help and Tokyo, Juno 13—(/4*)—A major part In a political campaign. T h in U ’inq bean token to Behrein, the com­ Are Red, Say Reports ment’s handling of the 1948 at Moriarty Brothers in order to flower, in contrasting colors. Maize, aqua, flamingo, red, green, THEN not to hinder" the Schumoa Japanese newspaper, Jljl Shimpo grey and peach. pany annoimeemcnt said. I Amemsln secret documentn Accord Save* Goveni- parUclpate in the drawing. Plan for pooling Weatem Eu- of Tokyo, today urged the leaaing case. CONSULT A SPECIALIST! rope’a cool and atoel. Pastor Quoted as Call­ of basea In Japan to the United On behalf ot himself nnd 19 ment Employes from Another Shipment Only Inat night the Labor New Aspirant States. May Expand others, He(uitor Capehnii (R- M cK i n n e y b r o s . s e w a g e d i s p o s a l c o m p a n y Party, which Attlee heads, re­ ing Foes of Commun­ U. 8. Defense Chiefs, Secretary Ind) Introduced n resolution Q p iD g Taxed Twice BEAUTIFUL EYELET 130-132 Pearl Street, Manchester, Connecticut jected the Idea of any aopra- ism “Anti-Christ” ; His of Defense Louis Johnson and for an InveatlgnUon by the News Tidbits nntlonnl nothorlty, sooh aa en- In GOP Race General Omar Bradley, chairman Bomb Program Senate Judiciary Committee. Ottawa, June 18.—(A7—A new • SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED AND CLEANED CnOed From m W ires vtooged by the Schianoa Pina Case Is Under Study of the joint chiefs of staff, are in A Foreign Relations Nub- taxation agreement, signed hara Embroidered Scarfs to bind govenunenta to oo*U- Honolulu en route to Japan to committee now to looking Into yesterdky by (R adian and V. M. a SEWER LINES "^INSTALLED AND ELECTRIC­ •toe) indnatry dertaiona. Walerbury Mayor Will talk Yrith allied occupation com­ S«nate • H o u b p Group the flve-yenr-om case ns part officials, goes now to the Cana­ Berlin, June 13—(/(P) - Evangel­ mander Gen. Douglas MacArthur. 15 X 3S ALLY CLEANED Clarenca B. RnndaU, president A Freoch Foreign Oflloo ical church authorities are inves­ Confers Willi AEC on of Its general Inquiry Into dian Parliament and the U. 8- ot Inland Steel company in Chica­ ■pokeatnan in Paris interpret­ Seek Governorship; Jljl Shimpo also urged an early (■harges by Senator McCarthy Senate for ratification. tigating recent speeches of the peace treaty. 15 X 43 $X-00 each • DRAINAGE DITCHES AND DRY WELLS IN- go, refiMo to aupply informntlon ed the Labor Party atotenient Rev. Martin Niemoeller to deter­ Atomic Weapon Outlay (R-Wls) of Communism In the The convention exempts from OFamHeWHmYOUWAMT! asked by Congressional commit­ aa “opposition iMt only to the Parley on Tomorrow "The time to ripe for the signing Government. double taxation salaries of gov­ STALLED mine if he is defending Commun­ tee. . Twenty-four pnmengef Cier- of a peace treaty aa far aa this ernment employes, men In tha N IG H T T A B L E D O ILIE — 49c Each (Sohamna) Plan, but to all aa- ism. Waahlngton, June 18 — (O —A va Air Horse helicopter-^eacrtb- New Haven. Conn., June 13— (ff)— country Is concerned," the news­ armed forces and citizens work­ FOR PROMPT SERVICE CALL MANCHESTER 5308 pectoeof the tulty of Europe." Niemoeller was a German aub- still larger expansion of the A- By The Asaociated Press A wonderful value! Dainty e3relet embroidered scarfs In white, ed by its makers as world's big­ (Connecticut Republicans found paper said in an editorial. ing In defense establishmento. Attlee held out hope that marine captain in World War I Bomb and H-Bomb program may The late James V. Forreatal’s maize, green,. yellow and pink. gest— eraahas and bums on test Russia "WonU Participate" (Janada will not tsuc such salariaa DOLLAR "the ptoctlcal working out of time in which to make their choice and waa Imprlaoned by the Nazis be recommended by the Senate- only known action in the Amerasia flight in Southampton, England.. the achetne will show ways by growing shorter and the number In a concentration camp during The newspaper cautioned Japa­ coae waa to a.ak that President paid to U. 8. citizens in Canada. 14aUiam Molaaky, part owner of House Atomic Committee. The U. S. reciprocates for Csna- on* thing you wanti EMBROIDERED whlrti the UniteC Kingdom of candidates for governor grow­ the last war. nese to abandon their hopes for a Truman be Informed of the cir­ Pioneer News Service, denies to This was indicated today by law­ dianiL* And you'v* got to bo Mro of gotting It. may he able 1j aaaortate Itself ing larger today. cumstances. -for Senate investigations that dla- (Ooattnoed on Page Eight) makers who reported that the sub­ The convention also plugs la­ NOTICE OF HEARING ON PROPOSED with this valimble piece ot The nomination convention (ConUnned on Page Two) ject had come up In a closed door This was reported yesterday by tribution of racing news in St. opens here tomorrow night In the come tax loopholes. ^ \ Pillow Cases $1.98 pair Louis is oontrolM by under­ European cooperation. meeting of the committee with Elugene Duffleld/ assistant publish Canadians may earn 88,000 in Fff**f* doubly taro—with De/ce-Haef—bacevse d o l l a r WATER EXTENSION world. / ------Shuhert ITieater, th« nominations members of the Atomic Energy er of the Cincinnati Enquirer, who Dainty floral embroidered pillow cases In all white. themselves will be made Thurs­ ( I I Oonorol htotow hoi tha "know h o w " to West Berlin detains II Soviet London,. June 13— (J>)— The na­ Commission. now haa possession of the late Sec­ (Contiaued on Pag* Two) Eari, Hinaide, Cole, Asylum, Raddlng and Farmington Btraeta day, and today there are aix aspir­ hulM tho boat, and (2 ) hutory-tralnod Dolce- Zone bnrgea In further retaliation tion’s governing Labor Party call­ One member predicted the com- retary of Defense’s diary. June 8, 1950 for Russian' embargo on Berlin ed today for Britain to keep out ants seeki.,g to head the ticket miUee would go along with any Duffield said he has found only Hoot daohra hevo tho "knew how " to Inatall SIMTEX "MAYFAIR” OLD FASHIONED CHECK where yesterday there yrara only To: * shipments of semp mstal by ca­ of further programs for Ehiropean new'request from the commlaalon. one page in the Forrestal diary h rhhtt Anthony E. Mnzur, 88 Seymour Btraet, Hartford, Cenn- nal to West Germany.. State po­ political and economic union until five. News Flashes He asked not to be quoted by which mentloiu the Amerasia case lice patrols roll across seven Newest entry iti the race to name. Senator McMahon (D-Conn), Strike Shuts iM te r A. Miller. R- F. D. Nn. 1. Rockville. Cena. unity-minded continental natioiu (Late BaOettoa of ttie UF) Wire) On May 28, 1945, he stated, For­ Table Cloths Diana G. Aftomls, 88 Arck Street, Nesa Havao, Conn. county milk strike area In west turn Socialist. Waterbury’a Mayor, Raymond E. chairman of the committee, has restal made the following entry HnroM A. Dnmaa, 97 Mnther Street. Mancheator Conn. em Pemwylvanla . .New York Hie strong ■^policy statement, Snyder, who changed hla mind ■aid In public twice' recently that ates U . Roth Down Daily “ thot'A onothor thing you want. Robert J. nnd EUxabeth Fomker, 47 HlUatde Street, Mnncbeater, Coon. District Attorney Frank S. Hogan which rejected the Schuman Plan after aaying earlier that he would he thought the nation ought to Major Correa reported to me KiUght L. Chnmbera, 188 St. Jokn Street, Mnncbeater, Coan. to reported (o he planning to take for pooling European coal and not run. Though he did not say ao, Merritt Parkway Holdup spend more of its defense money that' the Department of Justice And yoti'vu got to bo aoro of gotting It. 52x52 $1.98 52x68 $2.69 personal charge of proaecnOon of Bnaaell Robert Vesumrt, 27 LUley Street, Mancheator, Conn. ateel, came as Prime Minister Att­ hit decision to be a candidate ap­ SUm (ord. Conn., June 13— (;P)— Philip Kramer, o ( New on Atomic weapons. has evidence to the effect that Lt. Bookie Frank Erickson If he N. Y. Worl^-Telegpam Colorful damaak clotha by Slmtax In the old fashion check pat­ RnaaeS H. Irwin, 807 Hlghtond Street, Mnnehester. Conn. lee prepared to explain to the parently waa influenced by the ac­ Develop H-Bomb Andrew Roth has been furnishing sticks to his plea of innocent. Haven, reported today that he was robbed of $165 In cash The atomic program coat an You're doubly aura-wHh bolco-Hool-fertho tern in red, blue, yellow and green. Tbonans MeKInnoy, 42 Rnaaell Street, Mnnebester, Conn. House of Commons inter today tion of Waterbury'a convention confidential and secret documents Sun Can't ra n t When Organized gambling has be­ and a diamond rinff by two men who held him up shortly be­ estimated 82,000,000,000 to perfect Cant Chnitaa W . Robinson, 28 Bnaee Drive, Mancheator, Conn. why his government is staying out delegation which endorsed him at to a man named Jaffe, head of aomo two naaaaa - Qaamral AtotorF "know William D. WUson. 80 Cole Street, Manchester. Conn. come big buslneaa in Hartford fore noon on the Merritt Parkway. State Police Lieutenant the first bomb, and billions more AFL Respect PickeUf of the aix-iuition talks on the plan a meeting last night. publication named 'Amerasia' in PEPPERELL SOLID COLOR Arthur W. Fomker. 858 Wethersfield Ave.. Hertford, Conn. according to Prosecuting Attor­ have been spent since. Last year, b o w " and your Doko-Hoat daofar'i "hnew June 20. See Snyder Victory Victor Clarke aald the holdup car was a gray Buick sedan, New York City, Jaffe baa had hi' Jnoe R. Hnxeo, 84 Cole Street, Mancheator, Conn. ney Nathan Hillman. . . .John after the announcement of the New York, June 13—(P>—*niia Beata Rlngling North, head of Rlngling Though not an official govern­ The Waterbury Republican Town with New Jersey registration markers. timate relationship with the RuS' Loolae Wllaoo, 147 Parker Street, Maacheator, Conn. a a a Russian atomic explosion, Presi­ World-Telegram and Sun misaaff VIetor Eitekion, 18 Stttrkweotkor Street, Mnnehester. Conn. Brothers and Bamum and Bailey ment declaration, the Party state­ CHiairman, Ridhattl Bansem, im­ dent Truman approved an ac­ •ian Oounsul In New York." Sheets and P illow Cases mediately predicted a Snyder vic­ Forreatal then named the de' Its first edition today and offtciola •Utim. tUa compso sad efi- UUIan Kahn Bavermaa, Morton P. Kahn, Odelle Spergal, ejo 18S-115 Combined Shows, Inc., and all ment was seen aa an answer to Czech Can Stay celerated atomic expansion pro­ sold they doubted they could pub­ tory. He aoid a convention dead- partmenU of government Involv 1^ fer c|NAaa cetafect TOO CM Moar aa-tt tod^honom dent baroat bring* yoot bcatiag Commoree Street, Hartford, Conn. lawyers involved in handling critics that Britain to Impeding the Washington, June 13— (/P)— ^The United States today gave gram coating $200,()00,000. Since lish because AFL printers refusifl PONTIAC claims growing out of 1944 circus «p«ntl«g roar oatMtr Dalco-Hcat dealer atm. iyitem ap m data-rtve* yoa ao- WUHam t . and ireoo A. MeLonghlln, 81 Eldridge Street, Mancheator. to cross a picket Itea of the strik­ 81x108 $3-29 72x108 $2-98 ■ra in Hai^ortl nre conferring in (Oeattaorti on Page Bight) Vladimir Houdek, former Czech representative to the United (Oon till nod on Page Two) Ha has a oonplara lias of oU- tomalic heu it rockhottoai cost. Ckmn. (OonllaiNd M Pnga Tiro) (Uonttaned oe Page Tea) ing (JIO Americsn Newspaper Ic** (ha aaAcoovettioa boraer with May Foots, 14 Wetoomo Plaee, Manchester, Conn. Hartford County building. . . Nations, pehnisaion to remain in this country. The action irad CoaJItlwBaln, oU-8tad BoUcts Guild. exdosiva '^Rocopower" (bat com. 42 X 36 CASES— 75< Each EUznheth Reed, Box 198, NIanttc, Conn. Owacellor Konrad Adenauer was tidien on grounds that Houdek might have to pay with The management of the after­ •ad Coavaoioa Oil Botaart for now biaci all moving pans ia a siagla Fmocia d. Mabeoey, 19 HamUa Straot, Mancheator, Conn. urges West Oetmany to enter his life if forced to return to Communist-run Czechoslovakia. noon newspaper issued Its aa- A wonderful gift, ao pracUeal and long wearing. Blue, rose, laiwllatloaa ot fct rapladag lacR- oait. ran roion and dcttilt of Tboows R. Omhaoi, 14 Edgerton Street, Maacheator, Conn. European Council "in the Inter­ a a a nounocmsnt at 7:80 a. m. (ao|i •*sy fartisa flsm at jrout Drtco- aqua, yellow and peach. Jamea Vfin Hhveihdto, 9fi Msplo Street, Manchester Conn. ests of world peace.” Louisiana Senate Votes Greek Potion^ Dead Czar I dtoi, faelead-aweay-wasdog hcM- Pleads Innocent after the Oidld struck at 4:30 a. Hcac diet's! Lncillo F. Mahoney. 19 Hamlin Street, Mnnehester. Cosm. Toll collectom on Charter Oak m. ^ 1^ eqoipaaeBt. And aaioiiiatic heal Uneoki J. Mnrphm, «2 Rnsael] Street. Mandmater, Cosm. Bridge are Anally going to get N ew York, June 13— (;P)—-William W . Remington, resigned A statement Issued by Lea B. b hb *eeew-aat jaat a sidelias. 42 X 38^2 NASHUA COMBED PERCALE Ralph H. and A, l^mberg. 87 Drive B, ManrtMster, Conn. some "protection" against motor To Drop Contempt Action government' economist, pleaded innocent today to a perjury Liven Up $5 Sex Story Wood, executive editor, aad N. S. Panl E. nnd Lola B . Neiatli. 64 McKinley Street, Maacheator, Conn. vehicle miahape aqd safety glaes indictment charging him with lying when he denied to a Fed­ MscNetoh, business msasgar, aald: nod meal doom ore to be Inatolled eral grand jnry that he ever was a Communist. Federal Judge "W a O H M t Prinff* T ea HO hotehy notified tiust the Bonrd o f Wnter Cotnntlaalonors o ( . . . .Construction of a 8198,898 Baton Rouge, Lo„ June 13—(J^ ->tortol of June 5 in tha New Or- Oiicago, June 18—(P)—A ahoa-*nor8 fear mergere with Richardson, entertainment and benefit of the new building fund. Study Contempt Action health lii.spcctioii la.it niglit in tile Us ovrrwsrkrd. ••it , Hr«d. tiBmUg, teats of Its slim majority as Par­ 38 will hold a Joint Memorial serv­ Itrliliif •yri «»• MMUrllag ulrABtnt Europe may Jeopardise their wel­ liament reaasembled after an 18- publicity; Fred Jones, arbitration; The members will report Wednes­ Meanwhile Senate investigators Meet Thursilay Midway, Trailer camp at Mt. Ohio )Hi|tce Intercepted them at ice this evening at 7 :.30 o’clock at Waldo. O.. ami took them to a 1^«nptlk. yrsre ••r. He dellgkted or moaey postpone debate on its atand to­ Stephen Zaches. There will be Coventry Fragment Society of against Philip Jaffe for refusing to Forrest Musser. pastor of the t.v liralth commissioner, said lie I Mitchells and throe children were hark. All dratgUta. through government planning. answer questions about the five- Fourth Degree, Knights of Co­ Tt oxpreaaed the pnrty’a tradi­ ward the Schuman Plan until af­ another association meeting the Second Congregational church Union Congregational church will found R boy nameil ,'ttanley | ter the Paris talks on the proposal. afternoon of July B at the club­ will meet Wednesday at Commu­ year-old Amerasia Magazine case, be the speaker. lumbus will" hold Its annual meet- I Mitchell, about til vears old, in | tional dlatniat of capltailatlc free Jaffe was the editor of Amcr- enterprlae. Britain is staying out of those house. nity House for a work-day ses­ The program will open with the Ing Thursday night at St. Bridg- i good health. After examining discussions, in which France, West About 40 pupils of group 7 at sion. Box lunch will bo eaten at 4T « asla Magazine when its offices reading of the Proclamation of et's hall. Election of officers | about 30 adults and cliildren m . It alao emphaalxed that to the were raided by Federal agents who Laborite* European unity la not Germany, Italy, Belgium, The South street school on Friday noon. the Grand Master, by Noble Grand will take place. Local members ! Mlaa Phyllis Klratn j camp, he reported "nothing hut ! found government documents panic.” and. so far as he was eon- | "an overriding end in Itaelf," that Netherlands and Luxumbourg will will visit First National Store.i Mrs. A. Harry W. Olson will be there. I,lnwood Campbell. This will be will have charge of the supper. ' For . . . Hammer ■chool* and r*mp» . . • •**>*^ ^ warehouse In East Hartford. They chairman of Nathan Hale Com­ followed by a hymn. The Rising The assembly Is made up of rcriicd. the ca.ie was closed. i roar boloofima Vork Bollproof Topro. Nomoo In national aoverelgnty and Brltatn’a plan how bo Integrate their coal Miss Ruth McKenney Contempt citations already have Mias Phyllis Firato was awarded obligatlona to her globe-girdling and ateel production. Britain said wlU leave the school at 9 a. m. munity Center setback party Star Lodge Tribute, and the May­ representatives from Unlonvllle, Xiithiirltles Not Satisfied I itoi, Btae. OrcMi. ok, No>7. Purple, Brown. by school bus driven by Richard been recommended against two Simsbury. Windsor Lock;. Wind- highest distinction in marketing But in Toledo, where a seareli j commonwealth of dollar-aupply- she could not commit her indus­ Wednesday at 8 p. m., In the au­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. McKenney, other witnesses who refused to an­ flower Lodge Tribute. There will tries .to the pool until she knew J. Roehm. Following an approx­ ditorium. .Bor. Hartford. Manchester. Staf­ at the 67th annual conimenconient loi a Stanley Mitchell with men- 1 DAY roloniea and dominions must come of 40 Mt. Nebo Place, announce swer questVins put to them by be a selection by the ladies ehonis of the University of Coiinoctiriit. first. details of how It would work. imate tour of two and one-half Booth-Dimock Memorial Libra­ the engagement of their daughter, and an address by Rev, Forrest ford Springs and Thompsonvllle. hours they will return at 2 p. m. members ol the Senate Foreign Storrs, on Sunday, .lime 11. It is GIFT WRAPPED • $ 9 Doipii $1.50 The Laiboritea made clear their ry executive board Is to meet In Ruth Mary McKenney, to Marshall Relations Subcommittee Investi­ Musser. pastor of the Union Con­ S D o E e n 1.00 having lunch on the way home. Rggmrn Appeal tn Rnwle* the first time in the history of the belief that effective operation of the reading-room Tuesday at 8 p. Irwin Davis, son of Mr. aiyl Mrs. gating Communlst-In-Govemm*nt gregational church. The program School of Business Administration Joint international planning re­ Accompanying them will be Mrs. m. Edward L. Davis, Jr., of 15 Proc­ chargee. will close with another selection by ITS AND DELIVERED • GIFT'S HE'LL ENJOY quired Sortallsm in the countries See Quick House O. Hill, Mrs. H. Harris. Mrs. Mary tor road. Hartford, June 13—(fl’i—A group that a student ha.s aelileved this ^ Dosen . . . $1.25 12 Doasen . . $1.75 Ojventry Lakers baseball team They were Earl Browdar, former the ladies ehorus. prayer, closing lop honor in marketing. Mias participating. Such planning, Griffin, MIse Katherine E. Purdin, was defeated by Storrs Hobos Mr. Davis graduated from Man­ hymn and benedletion. At the close of Connecticut poultrymen, ac­ James T. Laldlaw, teacher, Mrs. Communist Party secretary, and Firs to was presented with her they said, "means nothing" unicaa 'Action on Curbs Sunday afternoon at Plains Ath­ chester High school In the class of Frederick Vanderbilt Field, whom of the service, s floral tribute will companied by U. S. Representative ("ir.AR.s - CIGARE'TTES — TOBACCO all Industrie.a “fit their investment Ruth Gehring. John C. Reilly, 1946 and Is now a student at Chase Going Woodhouse, com­ Bachelor of Science degree by j^ iiihs h ' s letic field. The score was Storrs 6, Senator McCarthy (R.. Wls.) au­ be placed at the crossroads in President A. N. Jorgeiiien who program into a European plan." superintendent of .schools has also Lakers 3. James Lee and Harry Northeastern University In Bos­ Grove Hill cemetery. plained to Governor Bowles yester­ C A N D Y - COSMETU^S — STATIONERY been Invited to go. thor of the Communist charges, congratulated her on her ai lueve- PAIRS "Nothing less than public own­ (Continued From Page One) Jackson each scored two hits and ton. Mass. He will graduate from has called a ".Soviet agent. ” Field At the meeting of James W. day that they were ca"ght in a Inuring the tour the group will there in the class of 1951 as an ment. FOR ITBRTTHING ership can "insure this fully." the Billy RIsley was pitcher for the denied the accusation under oath, Milne Camp, United Spanish War "squeeze” betw-een government party statement asserted. Republican opposition yeaterday see the making and wrapping of locals. Bob Brown was Storrs electrical engineer. but declined to say whether he is Veterans and their Auxiliary to .supported grain prices and decreas­ Miss Firato. wlio.se parents are The committee report also de­ to press the measure through the bread and cake there. TTie trip pitcher. A graduate of Manchester High or ever has been a Communist. be held this evening at eight ing egg and poultn,’ prices. The Mr. and Mrs. Harry ,1. Firato of THE MEDICAL clared : ^ Senate. On passage there. 30 la also In conjunction with the Coventry Garden club held .school tn the class of 1948, Miss Citations agntnst the two were o'clock at the GAR Hall, the Aux­ governor suggested that they pre­ 9" Plymouth Lane, ia leaving In. 1. That Europe's people do not Deniocrata were Joined by aix Re­ class trip to Cedar Hill freight their Tuesday afternoon meeting McKenney Is now employed at the recommended by subcommittee iliary Memorial service will be pare suggestions for some plan to da., for New York City where .she .114 MAIN STREET FOR yard in New Haven as In East Connecticut General Insurance will be assistant to an exerutlvc CKOSLKY want a controlling International publicans in support of the bill. at the home of Mrs. P. Raymond counsel Edward P. Morgan, but conducted. meet the situation and confer with TE1-EPH0NE .3.324 A IR • CO N D 1 T I O N E D authority above their Individual OpponIng were 23 Republicans and Hartford they will find out what Broga on High street Instead of Company. no action has been taken on either. Klaater 5fason Degree him again as to means of putting of a sales and piihlic relations Term s Low .As W eek governments (as the Schuman five Southern Democrats. is contained In some of the Nathan Hale Community Center No definite date has been set for Morgan told rejiorters yester­ the plan Into effect agency on Park Avenue. the wedding. The Master Mason Degree will Plan would set up for eoal and The Senate vote came after freight cars routed out of New as the Young Mothers' CJlub mem­ day, after the subeommiUee got a be conferred at the meeting of steel.) "National policies must Senator Cain (R-Wash), who fili­ Haven. Tlie warehouse has stor­ bers and husbands are redecorat­ series of question turndowns from Fayette Lodge AFiAM to be held be progressively harmonized or age for FNS in Connecticut and ing the east downstairs clubroom beings. While the church rejects Jaffe behind closed doors, that he this ev-ening at 7:30 o'clock at bustered 12 hours against the bill parts of stato.a of Maasachusett.s. coordinated by rnn.sent through Inst week, gave up his right to an­ in that building. Communism as a creed. Just as It had been directed to draw up rec- Masonic Hall. Rhode I.sland and New York. ommendatlon.s on the possibility of eoopejallon between govern- other marathon speech. Earlier Robertson school girls' softball rejects all other creeds, .Commu­ Outing Tonight mentef* Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly and team will play their final game of nism must and can only be fought citing the witness for contempt. the Senate had rejected, 44 to 25, Mr. and Mrs. Liift and family Jaffe, acting on the advice of O. The Baptist Men’s Club will hold ROY MOTORS, INC. See I'aemployment a Republican move to send the the season Wednesday at 3:30 p. and defeated with spiritual wea­ their outing today at the summer 2. Formation of a "complete aporit Siindai at Benaon's Animal pons. All other powers will fail." John Rogge, Ifls attorney, wa.s .said bill back to the Banking Commit­ m., in Wlllimantic against Wind­ to have declined to answer all but home of Reginald Kent of Crystal union, political or economic," In Farm in Nashua. N. H. They also ham street elementary girls' tee. visited Herbert Kelly who resides a few elementary questions on I.Ake. The men wdll meet In front 39r EACH Europe la neither possible nor de­ OaUa Bill PoilUcal Balt team. of the church at 5:.30 p.m. and sirable. Sudden elimination of in that city: grounds the answers might be sclf- In the windup of the heated de­ Three-yeai attendance bars for Coventry Junior Homemakers U. S.. Canada incrlmlnating. go to the lake in a group. Internal trade barriers would "In Nomination of Officer* bate. Senator Brlcker (R-Ohio) First Omgregatlonal C^hurch Sun­ 4-H Club is scheduled to meet aft­ Morgan would not disclose his the short term cause seriou.s dis­ Tankeroosan Tribe, Improved 100% PURE SPUN See These Used Cars location, unemployment and loss assailed the bill as "an attractive day School wore awarded Sunday er school Wednesday at the home intention in the Jaffe case. In Tax Pact Order of Red Men will meet this of production.” piece of political bait." drring Children’s Day exercises to of Mrs. Ralph C. Hoffman, leader. Senator Taft (R-Ohlo) said he Pots and Pans boys and girls evening at eight o'clock at Red 3. The Organization for Eu­ Bonnie Sue Lassen. Lucius A. Pet- Men’s Hall, at which officers for 1947 CHEVROLET ropean Economic Cooperation doesn't believe there Is further tingill. Jr., Sally Ann White, Nancy cooking club will meet after school (Continued from Page One) need for federal controls. If they Wednesday at the home of Mrs. .vow t.h coming year will be nominated. NYLON HOSE (O E E O - the European planning Bissoll, Hazel Mae Little, Karen L are needed, and he added: Wilfred E. Hill, leader. Mrs. Ruth the U. S. without having to pay ENDS A meeting of the Red Men's Club 4-DOOR SEDAN, R. and H. $1050 group for Marshall Aid "has so Little, Dorothy M. Latimer, An­ will follow the meeting. far signally failed to make real "I don't know why Congress Gehring la co-leader. U. S. Income tax if they don’t CIRCLE WED. Dad will reall.v appree'lalr throe cool ribbed soek* or o o m - should act as a wet nurse for drea Nissen, Gay Ann Nissen. spend more than 183 days in the City Court progress In coordlnstlng the oper­ Two year wreaths to Barbara Pine Lake shores pinochle party Robert EUzabeth mer-wrlght spun nylon. Hiey're longer lasting, faster drylllg^ ation of Europe's basic Indus­ stnte.s and cities which won't act U. S. But earnings of artiste, Frank Archecki, 34, of 69 Ver­ Palmer Lillian Loyzlm, Donald prize winners last week at the Taylor — In — Taylor non avenue. learned at the session better looking, ahsoliitely shrink proof. I.lghi and dark shadeo. 1940 STUDEBAKER tries." for themselves." clubhouse as reported by Mrs. actors, .musicians and profession­ 4. "Soclsllats would welcome a Littell, Richard Littell, Gail John­ al athletes arc excluded. C*anada “CONSPIRATOR” of the Rockville City Court on All slrrn. Mllghtly Irregular. Rent Hikes Ftwred son, Carol Johanson. One-year pins Richard Palmer, chairman, follow: Plus: Gene Kellv In Monday that while an out of state CHAMPION 4-DOOR European economic union which Senator Douglas (D-111) said Women's 1st, Mrs. Edward Dupre reciprocates for U. S. earners in was based on International plan­ to Beverly Dunnack, 'Theodore Canada on the same terms. "BLACK IIA.ND” motorist can forfeit his bond by there still Is "overcrowding in Seitz, Dennis Littell, I»ls Moberg. of Stafford Springs: 2nd. Mrs. not appearing in court, that a local ning for full employment, social hundreds of communities," partly Teachers of one country, work­ Linda Moberg. A three-quarter Fred Sadler of Storrs; 3rd. Mrs. man who is out under bonds, may Justice and stability. But Interna­ as a result of sharp Increases In M. Kristoff of Wlllington. Men's ing no longer lliaii U\o years in ST.ARTS THURSDAY SIEITS 1940 BUICK SEDAN tional planning can only operate year pin to Marlon Bates. The not only lose the bond for non- population," and added that "to 1st. Stephen Zaches; 2nd, J. the other, will be exempt from Lonis Hayward In appearance but also be fined if on the basis of national planning. take all rent controls off .at this Sunday School picnic is to be Sun­ the income tax of the country And many European governments I LaFontaine of Willlmanttc; 3rd, •’Fortunes Of Capt. Blood” found guilty. Archecki was sched­ time would mean tremendous In­ day after church. Children baptiz­ Fred Sadler of Storrs, Specials, where they are teaching. uled to appear in court two weeks have not yet' shown either the ed Saturday and Sunday during Plus: William B^dlx In Q SWIM 1939 CHEVROLET COACH $250 creases in rents." Edward Dupre of Stafford Springs, Corporations organized under “ Hill The Umpire” ago to answer to charges of in­ will or the ability to plan their the church services included Alfred toxication and breach of the peace r"-~y.w own economies." Controls now touch about one- Mrs. Nettle Lamb of Stafford C.inadlan laws in which more than half the IB.000,000 dwellings that Joseph MarcoUni, Jr.. Susan Clare Springs and Charles Pinney. oO per cent of the outstanding vot­ and when his case was called he In this latter respect, said the Cochrane, Georg*. Jeffrey tJour. YOUR CHOICE OF ANY OF THE statement, the French proposal were tinder rent ceilings in 1946. Green-Chobot Post, AL, set-back ing stock is owned by individual was not present. The court at TRUNKS "to plan the steel and coal re­ TTie last several rent law exten­ Peter (Cornwall Eacott, Marcia prize winners at the hall in South residents of Canada, oUier than U. that time ordered his bond of $25 FOLLOWING CARS $50 EACH sources of Western Europe a.s a sions have had provisions for de­ Lynn Honeywell. Coventry Friday night follow: S. citizens, wfll be exempt from forfeited and instructed the police control through actions by the Ladies Association of the chUrch Women’s 1st. Mrs. Ida Steele of any taxes imposed by the U. S. on to have him present at a later whole presents s critical challenge session. Judge Saul Peizer on 1988 PLYMOUTH SEDAN which Socialists will be the first Federal Rent Administrator. State will serve a public luncheon Wed­ Stafford; 2nd. Mrs. Elsie Marshall accumulated or undistributed 1936 PLYMOUTH SEDAN—Blue Icgislnturos. and local boards and nesday from 12-1:30 p. m. for earning.s, profits, income or sur­ Monday fined him $5 on each of the to welcome." of Stafford: 3rd, Mrs. Ida Mott of two counts which in addition to 19.36 PLYMOUTH SEDAN—Gray *rhe Party admitted that "In- governing bodies. benefit of church building fund. North Windham. Men’s 1st, Wil­ plus. Canada grants a similar ex­ (Jiasa of 1950 at George Hersey emption to U. corporations. the loss of the bond made the to­ 19.36 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR liam Green: 2nd..H. A. Blanchette STARTS TOMORROW tal $36. About a dozen cases were Robcrt^on school have invited Mrs. of Wlllimantic; 3rd, George Fuller Dividends and interest paid by 1935 PLYMOUTH SEDAN a Canadian corporation to some­ presented at the weekly session of G. H. Robertson, widow of the late of Wlllimantic. Specials, Mias Famed beauty, of early the court, including several men Mr. Robert-son, to be their guest at Helen I. Resmolds and Charles one other than a U. S. resident Nett Orlean.s . . .who on charges of Intoxication: the re­ the first school class graduation Pinney. There will be another citizen or corporation will be ex­ mainder being motor vehicle cases. The Ideal Summer Drink exercises the evening of June 22 at party here the evening of June 23. empt from income taxes imposed ruled a Rogue Empire Telephone Squad Meeting ■/S3S • Boxer .Style Community House in North Coven­ Sunday guests at the home of by fhe U. S. Canada reciprocates of Ruthless A special meeting of the Tele­ ROY MOTORS, INC. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Little and for U. S. corporations. • Fully lined try. Mrs. Gertrude T. Guilford Buccaneers phone Squad of the Rockville Em­ Replica o f flask made about DeSoto and PIvmouth Dealer For All the Family stopped in to see Mrs. Robertson family during a birthday party in Exempt Pensions blem Club has been called tn fol­ at her home in Manchester on Sat­ honor of Cheryl Ann, age 6, and Directors fees for services at low the Flag Day exercises of the 18.')8, probably at the historic • Colorful (iiihardine Prints 241 NO. MAIN ST. TEI,. 511.3, MANCHESTER her father were Mrs. Michael G. meetings held in one country shall RockirlUe Lodge of Elks on I Makn tna os usual . . . Whils still urday and found her In good health be exempt from tax by the other. Kensington Class Works, Pliila- and extremely pleased that the Landeck of South Chaplin; Mrs. Wednesday evening. • S ires: S, M, and L hot pour into glossM of crocknd ico Walter King and two daughters, Pensions and Insurance annui­ Little League Game delphia. The original flask Kathy Paula and Mary Carol of ties going from one of Jhe coun­ •The P. A. C. Cfiub will play the ^ . . . Add sugar and Umon to lasin. Eastford: Mrs. T. F. Little and tries to residents of the other Elks' team tn a Little League ' is now in the Philadelphia Laurence Lee Hill, both of Plain- shall not be taxed by the country TVONNE OiCUlONurnHai game this evening at 6:15 o’clock ! Museum o f Art. Its device was m SASH AR[ ville. where they originate. at the Recreation Field. SWIIM TRUNK.S ra To Direct Camp inspired by the Great Seal o f THE EDUCATION OF A PHARMAQST H i Meteorite Harpoonn 2nd BIG HIT! Miss Marjorie Stephens of Ver­ the United States. T bit was a REMOVABLE! ON THE SAME SHOW non has again been named director ; EXTRA LARGE $2*49 Pastor’s Speeches Greenland has been the landing of the Girl Scout Camp, Camp I favorite decorative theme o f Rlre*: 44, 16. 18—Tan. place of many large meteorites Forced to take Merri-Wood In Mancheater. The Labelled Red from which Eskimos pounded bits another woman’s camp opena for a five weeks’ sched­ the early American craftsmen. SALADA' of metal, mere flakes. ’These they identity . . only ule on June 26. I Empty, the flask may be used inserted In the cutting edges of to see her Court of Common Pleas ! (Contlaned (rooi Pag* Onei' their harpoon points. Sessions of the Court of Com- ! as a vase. $2. TEA desperate lie mon Ploas are scheduled for today MEIN'S He la now preoldent of the boomerang into and tortg>rrow in Rockville with Judge Philip J, Sullivan presiding. ‘UNDER PRESSURE”? - Refr^h yourself with Iced Teo Evangelical church In the Atate MURDER! of Heaoe, In the American occu­ Jury cases were assigned for to­ POLO pation zone. day and court cases for tomor- j CJommunist and non-Ommunlat STANWYCK ■ LUND row. 1 Berlin newopapera quoted him iy',1: ’• Meetings FOR FATHER making theae atatements In The Tolland County Veterans SHIRTS ■peechea at Mannheim Fiiilay and Firemen's Association Will meet at Duesoeldorf Sunday; jANf CC'fVl this evening at the Hockaiium Fire "Whoever co'ndems the Com­ house. munists because of their Ideology }______t The Luther League of First la antl-Chrlat.” Lutheran church meet* tonight at CBureh In "Awkward” PoslUoa ENDS TOD\Y seven o’clock at the church. "Ckimmunlate ar* called to be Eleanor Parker In Officers will be elected at the children of God.” “CAGED” meeting of the Women of the .A .0 eee^ ‘Christ might say today ’the Starrias (.try Casper Moose to be held this evening at CJomntpnlsts and the harlots may Plus; “ Motor Patrol” efghl o'clock. The Druggist Is Required To Know go to heaven before you do’.” F.very Mothers’ Club meets th's j The press officer for Bishop ^ 4? 0 %€^ta/ of //tiA fli rV* //to &^/u/ade//tAta of Otto Dibeliua, president of the SUris Wed., Rudelph ScaM "nORT- THE WORLD'S CULTURE T h ^ N E W CJounctI of Evangelical Churches ISO BAIT o r THE PLAIMS” o Rlhlied Style with for all Germany and Niemoeller’s pies "MOVIE eSABT” n i k C DRIVE-IN iof/ ica fi//ef/ w/Z/t ^ K^f/oi=/jP/ttM/t;o ^*i/io*t—/Ao wot/t/\ handy breast ANDIRSIN PIESSUIEMIAl Primate, said that remarks by pocket. . If he is to be a good druggist, he must 90UMI-HUN6 WINDOW UNIT Nlemoeller In the past had put r l f l C THEATRE the church in /ui awkward p o ­ be a well informed citizen of the world. Tristaph af Bodsfu wto4ew tion. O Combed cotton Knowledge o f the humanities and the ■Hlaaerinc—«Ms new Aarlnawi Beperta Are Stodled EASTWOOD yarn. window nait with nalgns uedfft ”If It devalope that .reports of The most interestin| 1. Il lioIHs a yftir’s supply of Currier &: Ives After-Shave Lotion .. . adeneea enables him to consult untrans­ the recent apeechea are accurate, AB-CONDinONED octiaa that achloeea a higfa do- gift father’s gotten O Color*: Maize, lated technical works— and to locate, on gras of wootbartightiMaB ond. the church council must- regard while, bine, tan, them as a Mrioua matter,” be C. Celkert O. Xeatgeoranr 2. . . . acknowledged die best after-shave lotion money can buy. his own, new pharmacal knowledge from ot tho asBo tisM, psraito oaay ratrle Kaewles Davy Crack*4t in many a moon! grey. Is Y ou r Nest nasoTsl of aaoh for sttontog. Mid. distant civilizations. It was a well-in­ •The Protestant Evangelical Three Came “ Indian • Yet, it Isb n U be tuBciem. 3. This circulation-rouscr brightens, braces a man’s skin. Church of East Germany to now .Scout” formed person, for instance, who dis­ o NO tAnilN* Home So vc'll simply remind you 5 reasoni why: o Size*: S. 5(, U o tIMOVAttI lAIH fighting what It calls (Jommunlot 8:M-a:aa.tiM 8:19 that ibit profettional phar­ 4. It also lends first aid to sun ^ d wind-burned faces. covered that curare, a poison used by Sort O f Crowded? o IM> WIIOHTt M MIAINH coercion In the Russian sone. The o lAIV TO OniATI Communist press seised on Nle- macy is always ar your serv­ equatorial Amerinds; was invaluable as moeller’s reported .statements for Wed.: “Boeesoeerto Girl” Color ice. Cdunt on ufibr abtolutc 5. After lotion is gone, this authentic flask makes a handsome vase. LOCATED AT MANCHESTER GREEN a heart stimulating drug. Mr. BoMa’a family Is popplag not of that tlay aeot. Do yo« propaganda. ' accuracy; (rash, potent drug* Uvo la oramped gnartarof Our Direct Rednettoa Home Loaa to Dr. Nlemoeller declined to com \ Parking For 909 Cars Now and (air prices. Remember Retail Salesroom Open 9 to 9 Daily the nare way to attala a aew or leoeatly built home of year owa. ment on the Investigation but pre AvaltaUe, Boar nt Baatwaod Your Druggist Is Trained pared the following statement, —next time pleas* bring us We hate tecenUy extended the maxlmnm term of mortgagee Three more Currier & Ives gilts. Each holds a cake of th e finest shavtng soap. Y'ou’ll want to use the containers after the soap is gone. Cift-psckiged, To Serve Your Health Needs which was Issued by his office: your doctor’s prescription*. oa aew .or recently bnttt home* to SA yenn. That roeaas the "To reproaches that I have In­ nseathly paymeato are lower. FrobaMy It wlU coot you leoo. to tended describing a Ruaaian occu­ own a M m tbaa to pay rent, and you’ll be In your own home.. pation as bearable for the populS' " CENTER Step tn. > tlon of West Germany I aay: A “I am only against the often' THE BURNSroE THEATRE PHARMACY baaed on an orig­ %A(*e^ at% ti BBctv/i On the For Your ConTcniencc Open Thnn^ays Til 8 P. M. heard atatement that a 'war ^ mNNSIPf AVI. * MTWIIN MANCNfSTManA i-NTrO Mug—Curtiei 4c Ives ftmous print “ Winlei in the LUMBER against Bolshevism Is necessary “Whern Pharmacy la A inal Pkul Revere Porringer in New York's Metropol­ to save the Christian Church and CC W t f U Ctoudetta Collrert la Color Prufeaoton” ^ itan Museum. (Silvcrpialc by Wallace.) It holds (^Mintiy.” On cover o t Bowl — ifaai “ Ammcen Randy Rcott 487 Main 8L TeL 4259 BVILDING SUPPLIES (Christianity. < I V Patrick Knowle* Oirrierlc Ire* Shaving Soap—s 12 months’ supply! Exprew Train." Veer’s supply ql Ciimei Cc Ives ^Mancliester V "But It is un-Christlan to con­ “ Colt 45” Ften Delivery ■ “Three Came Home” Porringci becomes an sail tray when soap is used Shaving Soap in each. When soap is gone, the Mug duct a war for the maintenance of at «:9S aad 9:95 SAVINGS AND LOAN SHINGLES • ROOFING the ChrUUan Church, because the ■ at SilO up. Ol make a collection: u*r a, soup bowls. 45 can hold pencil,; thr Bowl his cufl bnka! $1 apiece. c c church does not need to be saved. Advertise in The Herald— It Pay*. ASSOCIATIfiN INC. tnantotien • Wallbourda • Doara "T^o church la not afraid of Bol- WED.i Ah Color Shnw—"Dakflitey nf Bnrie PHONE 4136 T e le p h o n e 2 - 1 6 5 2 9 63 M A IN ST. Chl-Namol Putota shavtom as It was not Afraid of 0*Orady” aad ■■BimBaser T ______^ Nastom. lO m ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED OUMMt Ftna/%c2k fHMtStattmn Toungatown KItelwa Cabtoota ••The church has to serve the communists as well as all human AIR CONDITIONED THE YEAR ROUND

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and have ttot taken part In vio­ lence ehould vote. WONB - U U CBS Workers Andover, Picket Action Union (tritlrlzes ilant x j Bndred Year Old Quilts wDBc - leeo Todav^s Radio The union’* Tennessee director, e',. •- ■■ WKNB — 840 Stage Strike Word cornea from Bradford ‘May Resume H. S. Williams, said the company's WtXXJ - 1299 etaadaie nme WTUT - ISM Junior College, Bradford, Mnaa., action shows "It hss no Intention At Home — At Work To Be Exhibited at Bolton (Continued rrom Png* One) that as part of the commencement of coming to an honorable strike feativttles the glee club and choir settlement.” 4:00— 9:S0—m tion of n bill to Impoa* a 18,000 REO. 69.95 M-W WASHER TV Technician Walkout preaented a concert, which Included SirikerH, Union Cliiefn Keep COOL While Others Perspire. * Work, WDRC-^Strlke It Rich. WTIC—Penny Singleton Story. Iscrman said "It looks like It's fine and 00 day* Imprisonment for REO. 174.95 M-W SUPREME a novelty number. "Skip To My going to take's long time before WTHT—Family Album. WTHT—Hi Neighbor. Agreft t4> Cut Rough Sleep, Relax in Air*C4>nditioned Comfort, ■ failure of * newspaper to publish Removeg Two Major Lou." Mlaa Martha C. Cartwright, the bargaining agent Is selected." «Meh~ “M-will be h#W by tte wuon e Hertford WITH LOVELL WRINGER WHAY—Vtmr Playbill. WDRC—Candid Microphone. a reply to criticism of any per­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tactics in Tcnncsflce . An election has been asked by (ahnone Your Own Summer Weather With a r r A . t the center C « n m ^ a w ^ d .ce n . ahowlnR « i OAS RANOI REDUCED I WTIC—BackhUge Wife. 9:45— Shows from Video son. t l WTHT — National Guard Pro­ C. Cartwright of Andover, was on* both Enka and the AFL textile idty hell on •’"" * ,» * * i’ - ^ ,n t e r « ? ' unueual u»e of the tlnael technique. WCCC—1290 Cl^b. of the dancer* for "Skip To My M v e «l Another quilt pattern of Intereat The measure would require S5 Oown oe form* gram. Morrlatown, Tenn., June 13 (/P) union, which rlalms enough signed WKNB—Sports Parade. New York, June IS— — Six Lou". She has been elected presi­ membership cards to oust the CIO Three qulIU. all at l e w * octagonal design made newspapers within 10 day* to S5 0o«uP on forms 10:00— Striking CIO textile workers print In the. "same prominence" 4tlS— Columbia Broadcasting syatero dent of the house committee for as bargaining agent. ^ old. which com b^e^q»^ of hundreds of W * . eom. of “ WTIC—Stella Dallas. , WTIC—Big Tovm. television shows were cancelled may be allowed to return pickets YORK replies to “any attack or criticism 164 gave more now on this full-etzed economy the school year 19.50-51, plaeework wd oimatea^ which are nearly 100 year* old, and WON8—Jack Downky’a '^Muslc i WTHT—Time for Defense. last night when more than 400 In long negollatlons. Enka of­ regarding the character, reputa­ WDRC—There’s Music in the to the viclnlt.v of me American fered lieneflts totaling 10 cents an ■hown by Mr*. R’*"*, ic--. Hart- »ome of which were purchased at Gel even grao**'' Word* b*»t ^ washer! Washes g lb*, dry clothes Lovell Shop. I technicians walked off their jobs Kiika rorporntlon's*niyon plant to­ Mr*. Perry ^ Centennial In tion, morals, business or profession Air. hour. Thi' CIO union struck fe. of any citizen in private, political quality go* f«"0*l All of the extra* that odd wringer. 3-vane efficient (yet gentle) agita­ 4:80— I in New York and Hollywood in a day. ford will from^the 11876. The difference m e no more incidents Tin* lUISINESS AND RESIDENCE UNITS January of this year. said It did not Intend "to dignify WCCC—Junior Disc Jockeys. 11:00— ginning at 7 p m. Wednesilay, studio, office and tran.smliter in commissioner, hearing that 75 Mr*. 0»car Kreyslg of Bolton will their positions by such action. We WONS—Hollywood, U.S.A. News on all stations. June 14. at their home on North «h ib lt braided ruga, a P*‘nt«d Mrs, A. Roberts of Boltc-n wITl New York. Action at other cities highway patrolmen had lieen sent exhibit crocheted and tatted arti­ do not Intend to create such sen­ 5:0»— 11: 10— Park street, Rockville. No Piping, Diirt Work or Wafer Connoctionfl With trav, and drawings. Mm Herbert Joyce Hatheryu PrenMat WDRC— World Tonight; News. waa not decided. here b.v Gordon Browning, said he AUTO <;i ASS cles, In ^ d in g two tablecloths and sationalism for Mr. Kritchey, WDRC—News; Old Record Shop. During the ceremonies the Roek- ur Hutchinson will exhibit painted 11:15— might allow the pickets to return Oiir Window I'nils— Simply “ PI In’* And Enjoy braided rugs. Mrs. William Rob- i Joyce Katheryn Prentiss, daugh- which ia hla only claMn to fame In WCCC—Junior Disc Jockeys. I'ninn Has Support vllle Band will play several selec­ ^” R R O R S W T H T -J oe Hasel. today. ('omplete Air-Conditioning erts of Bolton will exhibit- two ter rif Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Mor- the newspaper fleld." WONS—Hollywood, U. S. A. The IBEW said it also had sup­ tions Hoy Scouts with the assist­ Dangerous Htrike Artion ^*^*n* Cannon of Manchester who The committee report called WTIC—Morton Dovnjey. port from union scenic artists and ance of Past Exalted Ruler ,\llen ^ la teaching claise* in drawing. ; hooked rugs. lissette of Bolton, graduated from 5:00— Oynamiling. fl*t fights, rock- Frltchey a attitude “contempluou* 11:25— stage hands and from the system'.>i E. Ll*k will present a portrayal of A n tin g and, design for both adults Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson of the Massachusetts General Hos­ WDRC—News; Old Record Shop. llirowing and eliih-wielding has and arrogant.” At a hearing be­ WDRC—Public Service Program while collar worker*. the history of the flag. EASY I'AYMENT TERMS ARRANGED K d children will exhibit painting. Bolton will exhibit several articles, pital. School of Nuralng. In Boston, W H AY—Open House. marked llic It-wcek-old slriko. fore the committee laat week, 11 :SO— Two leading shows cut off were Main speaker of the evening ". and show work of some of his pu- including toleware, frays, and cop­ Maas., on June 2. WTHT—Green Hornet. National guardsmen were wUh- per bowls Miss PrentisB ia a graduate of Stern and Frltchey refused to re­ WONS—Straight Arrow. WTIC-Miusic. "The Goldbergs” and "Studio One." will be Col. Benedict .M. Holilen of K<— FM On the air 1 p. i was able to .stage one of its main wire fenclni; may be stretclieanco Time. tinually with CBS but the ayslem’s are two qullta. one in the pattern and now has around 7.S. At a re­ merce. .Masonic Temple. 6:30 p. m. 8:00 - Here’s to Vets. maliciously and unjustly distort WTHT—Joe Girand Show. reaction had been an "adamant re- known a* "Grandmother's Flower cent fleld day meet of the National edneeday. June 21 8:15—Marine Story. fii.sal of union dehiands." YOUR NEIGHBORS IN THE NEWS Chinehilla Association with five the truth and facta and not be WTIC—News. Garden” containing 2,000 pieces, Strawberry Festival. .St Brid­ 8:30—Adventures in Research. These include a .sliding scale of states represented three of his am- questioned ' WKNB—News; Sports- Review. and another made of neckties. She get’s elnireh, 6 to 8 p. m. 8:45—Jim Ameche Show. wage increases that would lift be­ win alao exhibit pewter, pottery, I mal.s .shown were rated among the Saturday, June 24 6:15— best five. Mr. Kletnsrhmidt now W n C — FM On the air 5:25 a. m. ginning salaries from 165 to $70 a eopperware and a braided nig six I Field day, sponsored by the Re- WONS—Sports. sells pairs of chinehillas from ni* week, and from 5128..50 to 5145 by nine feet. Some of these item.' 1 ] publican Activity committee. at Fol Sliglilly Hurl W nC—strictly Sports; Weath­ ' home on Andover road. er. Television weekly after five years. are for aale. I the West Side Oval. I Sunday, June 25 111 Arrideiil Here WDRC—Jack Zaiman. WMU- -TV. The union also said a CBS grant i British-Amencan Club All Day W HAY— Supper Serenade. P. M. of a S3..50 weekly increase under last year’s contract was nullified IS I Shower Is Given ! Outing at Garden Grove. 6:20— 12:00 Noon Sign on with telc- Encampiueul Ha Lynne Gouricy, 7-year-old WDRC—Record Album. lunes. when the network stopped Its tra­ For Bride Elect daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archi­ 6:2.5— 4 :(K)—Homem.iker's Exchange. ditional Christmas bonus of one Gathering Here Greek Potion Ami bald (jourley of 81 Drive A. Silver WKNB—Weather. 4 ;30— Teleluhes. week'.s pay. In the current negotia­ Lane Homes, suffered slight leg 6:50— 5;lo—Time for Beany. tions. the union said the last CBS offer was SIO below union de­ The hot dog roast and eociaJ Miss Elsie Mae Adkins waa hon­ lacerations yesterday afternoon WONS— Jim Britt. 5;30— Howdv Doody. (!zar Pep Up Tale when she rode her bicycle into the \ WTHT— Sereno Gammell. 6 :0 0 -T . B. mands. held laat night at Center Spring! ored with a miscellaneous shower lU fit paric by O. Fred Barnes Encamp- Sunday afternoon by her foster path of a car. police reported. 0 s WTIC— Emile Cote Glee Club. 6:15— Life with Snarky Parker. WCCC— News; Music Hall. M n t No. 8. I. O. O. F„ brought mother. Mr*. John Steiner of 201 (Continued From Page One) The child was taken to her home 6:30—Lucky Pup. WKNB—Sport! Newsreel. ! together many prominent officials Bush Hill road, in recognition of ______, and is "all righ t" today, her 6:45—Arthur Godfrey. WDRQ—Yawn Patrol. : « ( the order. Among those were her approaching marriage to Hen- and flned him $.5 and costs and or- 1 mother reported, 7:00— Kukla. Fran * Ollle, Past Sovereign Grand Messenger rv O. Kirch, son of Mr. and Mrs. dered hi* 200 cards destroyed. i The collision Occurred at the in- 6:45— 7:30— Press Bo .. and Past Grand Master CTiarles 8 . I Henry F Kirch of 21.5 Tenter Calendar. out of court, told . lerseotion of Olcott street and WDRC- Lowell Thomas. 7:4.5--Newsreel, Roberts. Jr., Past Grand Master | newsmen that if the wife drinks Thomas drive and Involved a plck- WTIC—Three Star Extra 8:0O--;Uar Theater. street. ' WTHT—Sport* Headlines | Nelson Bl. Smith, Past Grand Mas- Guests were present from Sul-' the brew- before conception, she I truck driven by Samuel J. Hsr- 9:00—Holiday Hotel. WKNB—Vic Danione. i tsr Everett Smith, Past Grand field. Hartford. New Britain and ; wlll have a daughter, if the hus- I 97 Alton street. Petrol- 9:30—Suspense. Master Larue Dodson. Deputy this town. The hostess used a : band drinks It. the baby will be a ^ John L Cavagnaro reported Ext 7:00— 10:00—Original Amateur Hour. WDRC— Beulah. Omnd JHaater Edward Hoffman color scheme of green and yellow hoy. .. w . . 1 that the youngster waa coming 11:00—Ben Grauer Show. aadi District Deputy Oarence E. and served a tasty luncheon. , H* appeared hurt when « / * - I ,rom Thomas drive when eh* WONS— Fulton Lewis, .Ir. 11:15— Late Newareel. Asptnwau of thu district. Mem- The bride-elect, who will be porter asked what happened If \ Harrison-driven vehicle W HAY—Symphony Hall. 11:30 —News Bulletins. goth Wife and husband drank th« | etru ^ Harrison dri n v^ b a n o f Oaaoent and King David married to Mr. Kirch. Saturday, WCCC—Symphonette. UOdga and G. Fred Barnes En- July 1. received numerous heautl- potion "Ion re making fun of|"nicn was i-r- • WTHT—Storyland. eaapment and their wives were fiil’ ard useful gift*. me." he said and didn't answer 1 eott street. WTIC—One Man's Family. preaent. WKNB—News; Melody X.' First Deliveries The pavilion was the scene of a 7:15— variety entertainment, conaistlng WONS—Tello-Test. Of Blood Made of Bongi, Joke*, speeches and WTIC—News. dancing. All partook of a bountiful WDRC—Jack Smith Show. Mpply of hot dogs, coffee, cake, 7:50— Hartford. June 13— — The soft drioka and Ice cream. WONS—Gabriel Heatter. medical director of the Connecticut REMEMBER THE HURRICANE? On Seplembor 21, 1938, Connecticut experienced Its wont The committee in charge was WDRC—Club Fifteen. Regional Blood program. Dr. Rob­ hurricane in history. Emergency crew* worked around the clock restoring telephone line*. If diioiter Louis Padowltz. chairman. Thom- WTIC—Boston Blackle. ert C. Hardin, said yesterday that M Herman and Earl Hutchin.s. C. WTHT—Counterspy. strike* again, trained telephone people will be ready again to restore service rapidly. It's telephono P„ and they deserve great eredii WKNB— Spotlight on a Star. within two weeks 77 Connecticut tradition to give that extra affort, especially In amergencies. ______for the hard work they put into WCCC— News; Music Hall. hoepltals will be supplied with make the affair such a sueeess 7:45— blood available to all persona free WDRC—^Edward R. Murrow. of charge in times of emergency. WONS—I Love a Mystery. First deliveries were made yes­ 8 :00— No One Injureil WDRC—Mystery Theater. terday to the Rocky Hill Veterans WTHT—Carnegie Hall.. hospital. Day Kimball hospital In In Local Oashes WTIC—Cavalcade of America. Putnam, the'Manchester Memorial honpital, Stamford and St. Jos- WONS—Crime Doe* Not Pav. STEPPING UP CONNECTICUT'S DIAL SERVICE. Westam Elec- •ph’s hospitals In Stamford, Nor­ Veer aeOr Owen* An accident at the inter.'irction W H AY—Eddie LeMar Orch.' WCCC—Music Hall. walk hospital, Danbury hospital trie installers Roy L. Anderson (left), James J. Horan (center), and Philip H. o f Board street and Middle Turn- 1 and the Lawrence and Memorial Klatt are busily Installing additional dial equipment to provide fast, pike, west, this morning resulted 1 8:15— WHAY—Polish National Home Associated hospitals In New Lon­ accurate service for new suburibers in the New Britain exchange area. The in the arrest of Kenneth W. Stead, I don. Scheduled to receive blood 19, of Wapping on ■ charge of vio­ Hour. year 1950 will bring dial service to West Haven, Coventry, Willimant'ic, 8:25— today are the four hospitals in lation of rule* of the road. Hartford, St. Francis, Hartford. Ansonia-Derby, Wallingford and Saybrook. 85 per cent of Connecticut's Patrolman Albert Scabies re­ WONS—Braves vs. Cincinnati. 8:80— Mt. Sinai and McCook, the Wind­ 740,000 telephones are dial operat^. ported that Stead failed to grant | ham Community Memorial hospi­ the right of way to a car (Iriven : WDRC—Satan’s Waitin'. cr - >.r»>» v ' ‘"r'* WTIC—Starlight Concert. tal In Wlllimantic and Middlesex I;. V . S by Lawrence M. Tebbeta. 38, of , hospital in Middletown, Brown drive. Andover. WTHT— Gentlemen of the Frees. Cara driven by Palmer L. Mat­ 8:45— .5# thews. 26, of Smithfleld, N. C.. WHAY—Constant Invader. t and Ernest R. Machell, 73, of 74 9:00— Florence street, collided yeaterday ■ WDRC—Ufe with Luigi. HI-04 AIK afternoon at the intersection of WHAY—Moonlight Matinee. rOB BABY East Center and Walker streets. I WTIC—Bob Hope. o H ere's a coa* Patrolman Henry Gauruder re- ! WTHT—America’s Town Meet­ ported that Mach^ll'a car struck ing. senible pleosof the rear of the Matthews' vehicle asaoy practical eaea. Primarily a when the latter slowed down. ttaining wm for tdeatidc faedioB . , Joseph H. Shea. 17, of Rockville. : progrett, it cao biet be eaed aa a 'will be presented in Town Court ' Meet New Friends Saturday on a speeding charge. AWNINGS. FLAGS and hi-chair. Chair locks iostantly in Afsa M Join The Get Acquainted place oo table, whose WATERPROOF COVERS PRIVATE SIDEWALK SERVICE. Meriden residents are now mak­ Club wide bos* provides ing telephone coll* In complete privocy at one of the t\t/% busleat (No Minors) Manchester Awning and firm, aoo-Cippilig ••• n K I nri nn T corners. These two modern outdoor telephone booths are open 24 hours Canvas Products (}o. enrity. Tel. Hartford 7-4.352 O day. Your telephone, company is going right ahead making tote- PLASTI-LINER For Information Phone 2-.3091 phone service easy to use — everywhere. UtT Tl nt «mn f f r'.

AS SHOWN STUDBIAKIR CHAMPION The Studeboker Champion you CAN BC S U R E ...IF irk ; suVKVUE-l On* appliccrtlon The Edi-^ 6 -PASSINOlR, 2-OOOR ioo“ Pl*y- MAKES FALSE TEETH FIT •ite” it * - T& 1 CUSTOM flDAN 9 CU. FT. SUPREME M-W 1 for tiM IlfB of your ptotas is one of the 4 lowest price M a practical «b t* sat for she If TOM AM Loom wA aUf m Hua r«At {rowing child as is can be nacd WITH FULL-WIDTH F R ilZ IR I W^stinAouse ;itb*r as n dinner table or (or plapi SU m m Lay t c ^ e a v m t largest selling cars! iuard mil can be removed io- Ji# ewf wn/m. Even oe old 36 taoily. Table also cao PUM>-linnc fives Eood $ ^ «o e f w or loofor. w n s^ as a eooven- * rof 269“ QUALtTY M ''chair'* (or mother Delivered la Menrbeeter GAS M IU A G I CMAMWONp TOOI when feeding ibe M-W's flne»t refrigerotor hoi every flno too* child. Selected North­ Stmit sa d h t t l Issri, 1/ •u y , sstrs a i i i n r eewarfel, heedseese Medebeher Cbeeiplee, lure yet moderately priced I EuB-width Ireexef ern Hard Maple and ev^Ttoe (epNeeel e( ealra **«). ^ sturdy construction frk., MT wry iS*Nlr t. iMtkr I Oreed Ceoyen 9*0. Here's .M H drnmnm I. >rwM»wt.NM OMr*.. ee* edtoese la tM* year's Me holds 50 lb*, food ond ic*. Un» worronted-lor TELEVISION give year* o f eatisfao- 5 yn. New reorrongeoble rhehriogf •otT earvic*. k -‘ C.wesseMylewfitu * — vthw from —e-i.—yi— —^.1., • 7 CM. ft. Supreeie, aoiee Eeohrre*.. • • • M4.eS ’ a 2 iuaG' 4 J»w S-psw. flIailieM •mps, hmtasss *—pa •fifM lubiBci le dwAfe v^Aewt eeWes KEMP’S FACING THE FUTURE —CONFIDENTLY. This family is typical of thousands of Connocticut THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE COM- Incorporated telephone families. Dad started os a lineman five years ago. Today he is .an assistant foreman. He I I AG IO fr knows he is secure in his job. He knows, .too, that he ho* the opportunity for still further odvonceinent; CHORCHES MOTOR SALES IG kiiak. JimKM«iNaU>4f

T®o CrodalooB, too Skeptical Hose Coit^any 2 tended for the legitimate clai­ wages of unpaid employees In or­ ownerahlp plan sponsored h.v the HbttrlirBUr Local Parents Impressed mant- der lo tneliide all employers In the Ucpuhltcan memWrshIp of the In his Rnai baccalaureate ad­ Connecticut Selects Officers mlinlntster than Open House was held on Sun­ being re-elected. Harold Maher previously. We pledge a housing rwi. Tt«u.. orfi nothing at all In other reapecU. Saturday and Sunday afternoons Off-the-Job Insurance by each. f^ooMd OeMMf 1. UP. day aftemooq from three o'clock will again be Foreman. Housing program free -from the Interrup- In Ita advance preparation. In were impressed with the camp Winslow Wright was re-elected We pledge Immediate study to Dr. Seymour found ue giving until dark for Brownie Scouts and would become a State teeming determine the proper legislation Propaganda relcascil by the lions, ilclsys and waste Impo.sed hy 9 A. M. T O 9 '**• Bftry *»ania« Bsoapt the manner of it* advance presen­ Bite and ita faclUties. Thay ex­ their families. Miss Marjorie First Assistaijf Foreman. Ludwag Wi// a top-heavy government agency th* entirely too much credulity to the Hansen was selected as Second Plan Your Vacation with productive increase*. by which to Institute joint em­ present Stale adininlatratlon has gya*i^*end Holiday*. *"****CvJJ’ tation to party and public, and In pressed the opinion that they Stephens, Mr*. Eaizabeth Lewis Iirevented ottr citizens from seeing ■Mt oSiM at Mancuaaur, Oobil. aa bad things that are said about Assistant Foreman. George Turk- If management and labor do not ployer-employee Insurance to We pledge al»> full rooperallon its content, the Republlcah atate were surprised to find the camp and Mias Claire Olds, who will state Chairman Clarence F. Bald- IJhermllam the Stale’s housing problem In Its DAILY S sM d CUa* Mall Mattan______platform produced by the Meade Ington remains ns secretary, and For You work with each other, they will cover off-the-job Injuries and dis­ with the national Klutn lelenrnnee our follow-Americana. as extenalve aa it la and thought compose part of the staff of coun­ viln. 1* headed by i it Is aa atupld to fear change proper penspccltve. For a long pe­ lirograin. Alcorn committee achieves a the cabin was well constructed. cillors at Day Camp during the Jack Gordon as treasurer. Audi both find themaelves working for abilities. gOBSCRlPnON RATES Our "confusion of public opin­ tors for one year are Russell Gr* of Suffleld. Its membership of ^ change for Its own the government. Workmen's Oompensstton riod Conneettent has been engaged (Except Sunday) OM taar By MaU j ...... **“•** restoration of the ancient and On Saturday afternoon. Inter­ summer, were hostessea. Several representative State citizens In- "Uberallam" which In a program of alum clearanec ion” In the field of national securi­ honorable prestige that used to mediate Qlrl Scouta held a Father families brought lunches and had ham and Jam es Armstrong. Hotel Reservations Revise 'Taft-Hartley Our Workmen's Compensallon E "If you dislike somebody." Dr. project this thinking into the girls entertained their dads with local Girl Scout camp la Ideally In both Its terminology and in­ ing program originated hy the late THE ajtouClATED FUESS situated In a quiet section of town Congressman John Davis Lodge, to go on creating new sensations under the law. We further propose Seymour said m a very factual future. Our first impression, as akita and songs eapeclally pre- Major League Baseball Tickets tent, thia law should clearly dem­ Governor McConatighy and that Tba Maoelatwl Ptaaa I* aiclirfraly we read through it. was that pare-, i us stop believing so readily all the possible. Mr*. William H. Brown of 1S9 tires your harL^makes you U>ok year3 ! EVERY WEDNESDAY HTUhCB audit BOREAO OF only present hope of rescuing time* scrupulously fair action on Easy Without bad things told us, he would also The truth further is that the Henry street, retiring president of Aktaa Madara Ttaaa Ruptured Following la the first section of complaints from employer* and older* Our .\hdominnl Siipi>ort«i are aKCOLJtTlONa ______Republican party in Connecticut Vacation School Jarvis Realty Co. •oek Pod —Ma pralnid- the report of the Republican Policy Connecticut from Its frightening Acieiitificaily dr^igned to lift and nio* Sandy Beach Ballroom weave into his recommended out­ ha.s been an organization with a the Women's Club of Manchester, iBff siwd paals NEW AKRON rUUSH FIT- Committee, submitted as the basts drift Into the' kind of flacal pol­ employees. p-Franee has as much tradl- the llrat of these dividends Is worker, will be in charge of the BECAUSE— opinion. Thla has been' an In­ Its people, Connecticut once was mote auch honest examination harvested by the document It­ It ha. greater rENEtaATINd spiring experience. 'The Opporutnlty State." Jobless Pay tteoal reason aa any other section achool and will be assisted by the Power. Witk f0<> nsdiloted .Iratiol and then lead to personal convic­ self, within Itself. following: Mrs. Edith Shennlng, Importance of Campaign Tto join with us in that crusade Unemployment C om pensatlon, «f the globe to esteem and admire hone, 11 e.rrleii the .etlre medlration which has been extended and In­ tions. Being concerned with what Re­ Mrs. Beatrice Pearson. Mrs. Claire lIKKrLV, tu kill the germ on rontut. The people of Connecticut know we call upon Republicans, Demo­ Itaetf tn a national sense. publicans ought to do and prom- Carlson, Mrs. Helen Harris, Mrs. well the reaponslbllltlea which an crats and Independents—on all creased in almost every biennial Get kappr relief IS ONE HOIK or se.sslnn since Its beginning, should Yet rrance thinks It ha* noth- There Is Just aa much danger In lae to do. It is a positive rather Astrld Smith, Mrs. Edith Bolin, gear 4*c bark at sajr dmg gfore. election campaign Imposes upon those who have faith in them­ too much skepticism aa there Is than a purely negative document. Mrs. Lydia Wogman, Mra. Dorothy Today at t. W. Hale Carp. political parties and candidates. selves and iq their neighbors ami be further improved in the next iag Important to lose and some- They are also aware that the ex­ session of the I.,egi*Iature. in too much easy credulity. And the result of the document's Holmes, Mrs. Dorothy Strangfeld, who long to have faith in the, fu­ thieg Important to gain by a re- absorption in its own positive­ Mrs. Grace Chichester, Linda Pear tent to which each party meet* ture. Wc call upon every young W* specifically propose; liagulahment of that thing na- "Th* akepUcal approach, if it ness Is that its handling and criti­ son. Marguerite Hlnricka, Barbara that obligation Is a real test of man and young woman who wants (a I Increase of the weekly the workability, perhaps even of Uena call "aovereignty.” captjirea control of our whole cism of the opposition becomes Shennlng, Betty Ann Johnson, to get ahead, every housewife maximum to $28, which figure Is almost incidental and therefore the durability, of a representative who wants full value for her shop­ approximately '4 the present aver­ This la apparently a deUberate, phUoaophy .of being, may easily Mrs. Hazel Anderson and Vemer democracy such as ours. masterly. That criticism, when it Gustafson. ping dollar, every workingman age weekly earnings ot our citizens faaaoocd French conviction. The become an agent of moral bank comes, is whiplash in character. In its essence, this statement of who wants protection for his sav­ In industry. ■ Each day's session will include principles truly reflects the sum fY«teh people, at any rate, wrote niptcy," aald Dr. Seymour. He It sums up. In phrases like "the hible stories, worship, singing, cre­ ings, his insurance policy, his (hi The maximum amount of submissive security of the bedded of the aspirations and anxieties of pension and a chance in life for benefits a claimant can draw In It hito their new post-war conatl- added that skepticism Is too often ative Bctlvity, games and play. the majority of the citizens of our ox." the whole ideological issue of There will be no registration his children. one year should be Increased from lEBIGVAUIE a cover for laziness, that it is tattoB, la a clause which apcclfl' our times. But it does not domi­ 8U te: There Is no subsUtute for the 25 per cent to 33 1-3 per cent of easier to alt back In effortless charge but a free-will offering c QU' This Is a time, not for the crafty •any permits the abandonment of nate the platform. That docu will be received during the two- American "Opportunity Stale.' the previous year's earnlnga disbelief than it la to fight one's slogan, but for the honest pledge. I VTaaM’a aovereignty in reciprocal ment gets back immediately to ita week period. Parents are urged to •This is a flme, not for the cruelly \N ith our economy profoundly (cl Extending coverage, In ■giaocamaat with other nationa. way through to an honest creed." discussion of what Republicans send their children to Vacation deceitful promise, but for the shaken by two world wars and covered emplo.vment, to employees propose to do about It. r v A O O ^ ' the threat of a third, and with so of all employer* of one or more Aad It la thla aovereignty bust- It often aeema aa If this coun­ Church School this year. truth, plainly told and plainly Similarly—and thia la some­ meant. Informed on the issues, many far-reaching chahgos now people. aaaa—the French Inaletence upon try, in thla moment In Its history, thing of a major miracle in these "Seven Reas" a Myth we shall be clear-cut In our state taking place within a single llfe- id I Reducing to three years a aorrander of aovereignty—which suffered extensively from both times—the document manages to ments and truthful In our prom- •span, we understand well the deep the retroactive penod in which a Lowe Brothers Time for swimminR. ba.«ieball, longing and anxiety of the Con­ la tha underlying Importance of Ilia described by Dr. Seymour. We dispose of the Communist issue in Figuratively speaking, the Isea. The most serious threat to newl.v-taxsble employer may be one paragraph. phrase “seven seas” refers to all games of all kinds, tree climb­ the continuance of our American necticut citizen to attain the held for previously unpaid tax. tlw Fteaeh proposal for a pooling believe all too readily the bad All this avoldsnee of the neg­ the waters of the world. The term form of government is an elec­ great aorial goals. (e) Legislation against "chisel­ W ifivopean coal and steel Inter thinga about ourselves. At the ative approach might be lost If is said to have Its origin In Brah- ing, camping . . . and possibly t e d * that la uninformed, or TTie Republican Party in Con­ ing" which saps the benefita In­ same time, wa are ao cynical and the document's positive propos­ manic mythology. PLAX time for accidents, too! worfie, cleverly mls-lnformed. necticut not only accepta the chal­ lenge of these social goals but Tha French are not merely pro. skeptical In our approach to larg­ als were not la themselves In­ 'The Issue In this election goea NOWISDOlieEt teresting, If they did not In­ beyond the need to dislodge the pledge* aggressive and honest paalag eoUaboratlon, or a confed- er Issues that we wind up believ­ IH t lINlVtRSAl FINISH present Governor whose record of clude propositions which seem Busy people, these youngsters and becauae of their bound­ leadership to achieve them. We irs eratloB. They are proposing the ing In nothing positive and good. ahead ot Republican thinking FOR AU FNAMFIING promises broken or Ignored la shall direct the power of govern­ Old and Dangerous less energy and recklessness, they sometimes get hurt. It's SAY MOTORISTS FROM COAST TO COAST creation of aa International au- elsewhere. We shall dlseiiss matched only by hla inability. If ment In every effective way to help If instead of being a nation we for this' very reason that prudent iwrents are protecting not unwillingness, to provide the tharlty which, once created, these In some detail later, but TREES REMOVED the citizen of Connecticut obtain were an individual we would be meanwhile they can be summed tlieniaelves against unforeseen 'accidental medical rosts In­ leadership under which both houses for himself and his family aecur- would run Itaelf on Its own decl- Lawn Grading, Gravel, of the General Assembly could deacribed aa having a .dlaeased, up by saying that on every Is­ RESISTS hiv" volving their children through the purchase of Student Acci­ Ity, proaperity, better education, riena. They are atlckllng that any sue except that of state organ­ Sand and Fill have worked effectively. Of far better housing, political equality, unbalanced mind, overcrowded dent Policies. I.et us explain the advantage* of this policy greater consequence than the im­ body who cornea in the eteel-coal ization, the Republicans In Con­ and equal prote.-tloi under the law. ■ eveluM\i‘I\ with poiaonous ausplclons, lack­ Bulldozer Work —even If you have a child as young as 2|i years. potence. the Insincerity and the paol ehall check the prerogatives necticut have apparently final­ ersas opportunism of an Individ­ We believe that the people of our ing in those clean and positive be­ ly decided on the broad experi­ We have a new machine PIfix—Gal. S 6 .9 0 J for of purely national sovereignty at ual officeholder is the whole ques­ State want, not the submissive se­ liefs which alone could pull us ment of combatting the prom- to renew dead lawns. curity of the bedded ox, but a se­ the door. They do not merely tion of the future of our state. forward into a life of constructive J. A. WHITE We stand for the wellbeing, bf curity rooted tn the conviction that want a loose merger of existing usefulness. A. Latulippe & Son all the people of Connecticut. We government beat helps those will­ units. They want a real creation ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. •hall not make cj-nlcally-calculat- ing to help themselves. Glenwood So far as any efforted change 780 Vernon St. Call 6077 GLASS CO. ’I’ernis I.nw .\s Week o fa M g new unit. olice ^ appeals to speciaJ groups. To assure the attainment of of attitude can help, we ought to .3:30 to 8 P. N. 24 Birch St. Phone 3322 REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE Every citizen la a full member of these social goals, to assure that And that. In a aovereignty nut- begin looking for thinga that TELEPHONE ,34.50 NoUce is hereby given that the the community. No group, either Connecticut will again become 95.3 MAIN STREET through the power of wealth or of MmU. le what Britain is afraid of, merit our positive belief and loy­ Annual Meeting of the Eighth “INSURANS.MITHS SINCE 1914 "TTie Opportunity Slate." we Why lan't Franca afraid ot ItT alty, and turn away from our de­ numbers, should be allowed privi, pledge the following positive Re­ YOUR SHIRTS School and UUlltlea District of leges not available to the people Why aren't the five other natlone moralized absorption with the Manchester, Conn., will be held on arrison’s Harrison’s Harrison’s Harrison’s publican program of legislative Made To Meaxurr Tuesday evening. June 20, 1930, a f a whole. aind adminlslratnc action: ,\f Popular Prices! which have already Joined France proceaaea of cynicism. larrison’s Tke Htate and the People I.abor at 7:30 P. M.. D. 8. T„ in the As­ What were once purely personal la full acceptance of the French W’e are the luckiest group of a sembly Hall at the Hollister larrison’s In the words of a distinguished Broadcloth*—-Oxfords problem* of the Individual citizen union leader, "the greatest enemy Jacquard*—Gabardines oondltlona afraid of itT humanity in pursuit of an exalted Street School for the following Harrison's no longer can be dismissed as purposes, to wit: of laboi is a business that fails to For They are not afraid of It be human destiny on and beyond a larrison’s such. Through changed circum­ Dress and Sports cause they think they have some, 1st To choose a moderator. larrison’.s stances many of yesterday's pri­ make a profit." By stimulating good earth—did we ever think of On Sale agriculture. Industry and business, thing bnportant to gain from 2nd To hear the reading of the Harrison’s vate problems are today's public something like that? ' warning. concern. We recognize that it Is and multiplying jobs, ■we can keep • «3.75 Up —something Important enough to 3rd To hear the report of the Harrison’s the plain duty of government. In full and steady In our own State outweigh all other considerations President. Harrison’s thla dynamically changing >ra, to the opportunities of employment. Phone For .Appointment involved. New Jersey Blight 4th To hear the report of the larrison’s help assure every citizen opportu­ A Republican administration would 7548 They have the curiously sane Treasurer. larrison’s nity for the basic decencies of liv­ so Invigorate and relnsplre our W. E. ANDERSON The Conaectlcut farmer, the 5th To hear the report of the ing. Whenever social or economic whole economy that Connecticut and advanced idea, these Euro­ Tax Collector. larrison’s problems can be solved only by most abused, unsupported farmer farrlson’s pean nations, that they must ca- tn tlie country, never knows what •th To hear the report of the public effort, we believe the pow­ Chief Engineer of the Man' larrison’s er of government should be uaed airnt*nH'«qhwqi|piiiiB|pFiirariiq^fpmPif||ir«/' tablish a sovereignty and a com- trouble will hit him next. C>3 Chester Fire Department. larrison’s in their full solution. mi|nity of interest higher than Thla year, for instance, the 7th A. The elecUon of the j i o r n ' YOUR CHEVROLET NEEDS Emphatically, we are opposed, their own hatioiialisUc sovereign­ larrison’s opening of the strawberry season President. however, to the intrusion of gov­ B. The elecUon, of two Di­ Harrison’s ernment Into felds into which there ty and purely naUonallsUc Inter­ haa been featured by a sudden est In order to' prevent Germany rectors. larrison’s is clearly no need of State Interfer­ onslaught of a New Jersey blight C. The elecUon of Clerk ence, or State re{;ulatlon. The peo­ from aver becoming their enemy flarrison’s ■ A PRE-SUMMER “ CHECK-UP” The New Jersey blight travels and Treasurer. ple should not be taxed to pay the again. They actually want to join Harrison’s YOU COULD PAY $1000 MORE in great truck loads of crates, D. The election of a Tax government to muddle affairs thefr historic and potential ene­ Collector. Harrison’s which they can manage better whose baskets contain a red but Harrison’s my becauae they copalder Joining 8th. To see If the District will and less expensively by themaelves ond still W motdi Dodg* for roominott ond roiiaidaili Inferior, aged berry which bears vote to pay salaHea to any 3 Reasons to Bring It to Carter's or in private cooperation. that enemy the route to security Harrison’s a surface aimllarlty to the Con­ of Its officers. We propose a program that will and peace. Harrison’s ' flere’o voLi’K you can ***—tall'E you can room, extra shoulder room, extra leg room. necticut product. The tell tale A. Salary of th« President. Harrison’s strike a careful balance between My check One need not guess about what B. Salary of the Clerk and 1. Mechanics are factory-trained Intervention by the State and na­ /rrl aa you drive— VAhVK you noliee in mark of the blight berry ia the Harriaon’s Stop in at your nearby Dodge dealer’* and directions auch a movement Treasurer. tion, and the Gidlvidual'a own nat- your poeketbook! price tag, which spreads the in­ 9th To designate the official Harrison’s cheek Dodge VALtiB for youraelf. Ezperi- ■ would take if it once proved auc- 2. Ecpiipment is modem account’s fection of mid-seaaon prices In depository for the funds of Hsrrison’s Dodge sleek, well-lwed beauty ia apparent rnor the flashing pick-up of the big, higb- cesfful. If it should over prove New Jersey Into opening week the DiatricL Harrison’s lo all. Doilge compart design OUTSIDZ give* compression "Get-Away" Engine—tbs the way to neutralise and civilise 10th To see if the voters will 3. Parts are factory-approved my best market in Connecticut There is Harrison’s you an easier handling car—a car that’s super-amoothnea* of Dodge gyrol' Fluid Germany, then that civilised vote to lay a tax and make no protection against this spread­ the rate therefor. Harriaon’s easier to park and garage. Yet iissidb Drive. We’U leave it to yoa which ear world area would be reaching out ing infection. The Connecticut 11th To see if the voter* will Harrison’s friend there’s a world of roominess—extra head give* malt for your money todey. to practice the same treatment on vote to authorize ita offi­ strawberry farmer haa no weap­ Harrison’s m a ie e n VAIMI How coaoeeient to hare a Ing- ■lO M I VALUfI Dodge Mats are Rusala. another potenUal enemy. cers to borrow sufficient ■aie renparlBiciit that’* raally U g ! Plenty of luioe-lerol” to inpporl yonr leg*. on or apray against it Harrison’s And nationa like Britain and the money to meet the neces­ luabU space fer (amilr errands, bnsineu trip*. Front *eal rite* it more* forward. And, although the blight U sary obllgaUena of th* Dia- Harrison’s United States, which preach the tranaported by man, it U of na­ trtet, and glve'the Dlatrict’s Harrison’s No doubt about it, a checkins account tells NIW ■lOGIB VALUl surrender of sovereignty for oth­ nete, notes or other ebllga- t J ture's origin. It strlkM, thla Harrison’s you where every dollar goes. It helps keejj er naUons, but which etUl ehy Uon or obllgaUena therefor Your proton! cor m ay novor again bo CYBO-MATIC year, because a cold wet spring when in their opinion it la Harrison’s HAND PAINTED METAL Call 4148 you thrifty, shows you what’s spent . . • away liha frightened mares when held back the New Jersey crop for the Interest of the Dis­ Harrison’s where! Every check is a receipt . . “ ves worth who! wo’ll givo NOW! LOWIST-PRICID aay ooncrote proposal to that a* well aa the OonnecUcut crop, trict to do ao. Harrison’s you time and countless steps in paying bills. AUTOMATIC and is ahowB to tham, for their 12th To see If the voters will au­ TOLE TRAYS H'e have more buyer* for uaed ear* and then let both crops mature Harrison’s Regular or CheckMaster accounts are avail­ oiWR practldiig, might by that thorize the officers to pur­ Alcohol, Chip Resistant thap ever. So, today we’re back again TRANSMISSION too close together for normal chase a truck for the Sew­ Harrison’s able. tlaia ho roady to Join In the expert' Harrison's with the beat opportunity for you tjO M«s row noM smstino OonnecUcut profit. And of aU the er Dept.' not to exceed / naaat. Wo don’t know why it , . . Harrison’s make a good deal on your present car. blights New jersey has exported 12 000 00 Opea Thanday Braaiast Jutt a fmw M i a n m a n should ho eaUod aa oxperiihant It 13th TO see if th* voters will su- Harrison’s $1.00 Don’t delay—act now, let’s trade! INMthan tha lowaat-priead ammi northward from Ume to Ume,.ita is tbs oaly vaUd tb a^ tor tha thortae ths officers to pur* Harrison’s 6 :0 0 to 8 :0 0 price blight la the wont. ebaae a comminutor for Bfatek, Red, Green, Ivory watid'g futura, aad aay amount Harrison’s the Sewage Disposal Plant Matching Coasters $1.06 Set of 8 of oratory rooegniaea that. But not to exceed $2,000.00. Harrison’s LUMBER wbUa othors art preaching the 14th To transact any other busi­ Harrison’s yCHEVROLET/ BVILDING SUPPLIES AA AihirueCTBD TDIICT T a . •hdndoMiiMBt of aoverotgnty as a ness proper to-coftie before Harrison’s 12 HOUR the meeting. Harrison’s Mmmiy, tbs iimnch are inaiatiag The Eighth School and SHINGLES . ROOriNC . IVMR It b i aoMoM. W bat othar na VAPORIZERS UtlllUes District. Harrison’s -g ta ia i rflBg upon pra- Aatomatle Shot-Off Ray 8. Warren Harriaon’s , President. 'MFiqNb lha French Insist upon Harrisoi^s Dated at Manchester. Conn Harrison s 819 M AIN STREET A^hur Drug Storeii Ulia iSth day of June, 1950. MANCHESTER EVENING HERAUD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, JUNE 18. t950 PACtfe' n u m PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER,EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1980

If the race looks fairly dlvldtd, Peacock la Found RoaminK Emergency Doctors Sciiutor H o u 8C Purtell's camp would push hard 44 Graduated List Engagement Engaged to Wed George Urges Is Graduated China Reds 17 Graduated Speeders Again Warned for him to win out as govamor. In Birch Mountain Wooda KlanchMiePa Frefereeee Ph.vsictans of the Manches­ Firm in Siuiul With Manchestar paopla thara is At St James’s Kver seen a peacoek roam­ ter Medical Association who Hike ill Social W ill Retain At Buckland By Local Police Chief I no clear division of santimant aa ing 111 the woods? will respond to emergency calls, regards the contending aapiranta, Someone did nn Birch Moun­ tomorrow afternoon are Dr. Security Pay but Purtell for governor asems tain and a farmer up there la Florence Marsh, 3113, and Dr. Capitalism Chief Herman Schendel today . blc energy and destructive power Not to Set*k, Arrfpl fully as popular as Lodgs, al­ ExercisM Held at the Gerard Miller, 582B. Exercises Arc Helil This now housing a peacock with hla likened the chances of a driver that Is Inherent in the apeedlng I though the latter la aald ts have chickens, it wag learned today. (CoBttaned frooi Page Oae) car. I Any Noiniiiution at the "inside" track. Qiurch; List of Grad* (Continued From Page Uae) Afternoon in tlie' walking away from hla car unin­ The bird measures six feet "A t 60 miles an hour." Chief ' Kp|)iililic'un Chiiciis Maneheater'a four member dele­ uates, Priie Winners from ' stem to stern" and has George said that a higher level control "nnU-revolutlonariea" In School Auditorium jured after .striking a telephone Schendel said, "the occupant of i gation. like the others, probably of benefits is long overdue. He pole at 60 miles an hour to the the car. If injured, la clglil time.* i will bie "pressured" on iMhalf of a beautiful four-foot -tail. It China. Senator Cliarlca S. House, Mnn- Forty-four aludenU wert fr*d- was found yesterday after­ noted that the retirement' system's Cite* War Danger Scventeen students al Buckland | chances of an egg remaining uii- nioic likely to die of these injiir- the various candidates by their Obituary benefit formula has been un­ les than if the accident had oc- ' chesler Republican, on the eve of uAtod from St. Jamei'o parochial noon. The Chinese leader cautioned school were graduated this after­ cracked after licing hit with a resj>ectlve spokesmen and aup- changed since 193F "despite the that the danger of a third world badminton racket. curred at 20 miles an hour." 1 hla party's state convention again portera as is the usual eaaa at all aehool at axcrciMa h«Id Sunday noon at exercises held in the aLftamoon at 3 o'clock at St Jamra'* sharp Increase In pijcea am) wage war w ia still present and saw Cliief Schciulers remark came in One of the chief reasons that I affirmed today he ia not going to political conventions, and aoms church. The addreaa to the itrad- levels that have occuffe'tl since fraction and internal strife devel­ school auditorium. connection ^ iih the opening of the ! excessive speed la so often In- I seek or accept any nomination, ground work already has been that time." v uatea waa fiven by Rev. Philip J. J a p s L r g e Deulht oping "among capitalist nations Mrs. Gertrude Hitchcock. Dl- Mancheslei’ Police UeparlmeiU s volved In traffic accident.*, accord- j and he announced that the Man- done by candidates along these Blaney. a nativ# of Manchester, Higher benefits, together with and capitaclasses." lector of Guidance al Manchc.ster June program of traffic sufety ed­ ing to the Chief .Schendel is the clie.ster delegation, pledged lo him lines, bill as yet there is no indi­ the proposed e.xpanslon of coverage greatly Increased slopping dl.s- ' cation that any Manchester dele­ who ia now a professor at St. He added, however. China will High school, gave the principal ucation. which has as its theme al the local GOi’ caucus, has been U. S. B ases Mrs. George B. .Moquin and easing of eligibility require- not abolish immediately what re­ .Speed t'ontrol. tances IncuiTcd at high speeds .\l , gate has made up hla mind. Thomaa Seminary in Bloomfield. aSdress. Carl E. HtilUne, repre­ lellcvcd of Its obligation and is MiM Barbara Lee Siemienski A Mrs. Vivien C. Moquin, 49, wife ! nienls, will help to lessen the bur- mains of tlie Capitalistic system "Roughly. " he said, "tlic effect I 70 miles an hour, for Instance, a free to support its own choices. On Resolutions OommltUs ,of George B. Moquin of 65 Victoria i den on the states and the federal in that country and replace It with senting the Board of Education, of hitting s .solid obstruction at 60 | ear will hurtle along 100 feet in | •Benstor House Is a mambar of waa awarded the first prize for (CViiHiiumI From Page Uae) presented the diplomas to the The delegation will meet w ith oth­ acholarahip. and the second prize road. New Britain, died yesterday government for old age relief, he Socialism. I miles an hour is equivalent to driv- the time required for one short i ers from the 4th District at dinner thr Important Resolutiona Com­ graduating class. Warren \5’ood mittee which acts on the forma­ went to Miss Mary Ann Handley. morning at New Britain General ! »aid in a prepared Senate apeech. "Some people i Communists) ! ing your car from the roof of a 10- breath one second! 1tomorrow night at which time the treaty that would include all of hospital. Mr. and Mra. Moquin were George said that a provision in presided at the piano and played slory building The damage to car The Clilef's emphasis on speed tion of the party platform, con- Miss Patricia Ann Burke was the think this IS possible.’’ he was the processional and rccessionHl. question of area deriaiona will •lapan s waillme enemies, namely residents of Manchester for sev- : the Senate Bill greatly liberaliz- and ucciipants 1.* the same in cltli- this month la licing sponsored in I taining Its alms and promises to winner of the Rev. .Tohn I.. Ru.ssia and China. quoted by the radio," but such probably be the main topic for ai - eral years. ' tbg eligibility requirements for thinking la wrong and not fitting Class Prugrani ei rase." cooperation with the National | I the voters. Town Chairman Loufhran Memorial Prize for I ^ X v lion. I William S. Darta aa a delsgatc Christian Doctrine, one of the "It la a foregone conclusion that She was bom in Brooklyn. N.Y., older workers it designed to shift in the current Chinese situation. Mtudents in the class gave short rhe Manchcalcr Police Depart- Safety Council, and coordinated In : Purtell for Second Place MU* fV lU Parnon the Soviet Union will not partici­ Miss Hhlrle.v Andrews and had been a resident of New immediately "part of the public 6olui D. Toumaud talks on the graduation theme, | nienl ptxjgram. this monili. will Manchester by the Manchester Po- ' I will be member of the convention's three awards determined by com­ Vows Land Reform The Herald has learned that , Rules Committee. pate in the comihg peace confers Britain for the past four years. asiiatanre burden to the in.surance "China will have to go through "That We fligh t Learn To Be. . emphasizemphasize to motorists thethr terri- lice Department. there IS growing indication a petitive examinations. The Prize Mr and Mrs. FYank A. Andrews John D. Toumaud, ion of Mr. I Mra. Natalie McIntosh is one At Ml And Min Wnllor J pRrsnn enre for Japan without tioiible, " Mr. Moquin. wlio la a greenskeeper system." a controlled economy in order to They were as follows: “ Content In i strong attempt will be made to for Mathematics was awarded to .liji said. of Binh road, Vernon, announce and Mra. John F. Toumaud, 106 the convention’s vice presidents Ronaid Thomas Topping, and the of Bin h AtrfPt itnnnunt f th# at Shuttle Meadow Country club Farmers Excluded achieve resuscitation and the de- Mind," Donald Havens; "Thought­ huiiie licrc. Last niuntli. Hall re­ persuade William Purtell lo accept engagPMiPnl of their daujshter. .MacArthui la expected to tell the engagement of their daughter, Benton street, graduated yealer- ..... ful At Home,” Shirley Cramer; veli.s. Donna .1. LaViala. I’etec P. this year, and former Mayor Cecil Rev. Wm. Reidy Memorial Prize in New Britain, served in the same Liikszls. Jr., Irene Peterson, Basil turned to work after a long Illness, ihe nomination aa lieutenant-gov­ EVlifl Fleanor. to I^senhe L. Block defense chiefs here next week that MLss iAhirley Frances Andrews, to He estimated that 700.000 addi- dav from th New York State Col- ' of social economy." "Successful At School," Irene Pe- W. England Is the fourth Man­ for U. S. Historv to Mlaa Charleen ■ . , capacity at the Manchester Coun­ tional beneficiaries would be added F!. Stone. Stanley Tierney. Ronald but liad to leave his job again after ernor in place of Edward N. Allen, Japan's Government la willing to Pfr. William Schwarz, son of Mr. lege of Ceramics, Alfred Univer- ^ three objectives must ' terson; "Critical In Our Choice Of chester delegate. Members of Ann Oaudet. The conferring of ! ‘ ^ . try club for 10 years. to the Inaurance system's rolls In slty, Alfred. New York, with the the fundamental Web.sler. Ralph Wctheicll, Jr, working half-days for two weeks. I wliose hackers now claim him aa from have American troopa stay on and Mrs, George L Schwarz of Work.” Basil Stone; "Intelligent the delegation may name their diplomas and awarding of prizes ! M'*" graduated Besides her husband. Mrs. Mo­ 19.51 through its adoption. degree of Bachelor of Science In ' " " P ’’°''emenl of national finance About Personal Relationships." Howard M. Whaples. top man (or the post. Purtell, now own alternates to attsnd In the THERE'S NOTHING BETTER! CUTS TIME! Munrhe.^te.r High hnol in the after a peace treaty is signed. Spring street. Rockville, State Ileath In Iowa waa done by Re>-. .Tohn F. Hannon, quin leaves a son. Robert G.. and He said the bill would continue Ceramic Engineering. I economy. Arlene Herring: "Happy In Leis­ an avowed candidate for the nom­ event of the inability of the prln- rlBNA of Seiielary Johnson and General pastor. two sisters, Mra. Walter E. Miller to e.xclude farmers and certain pro­ A graduate of Manchester High I "sted Uicm a.s land reform ure,” Donna LaVlsta: "Efficient Al Ill llraith Brings Suicide ination as governor, la considered clpnl to do so However, today Officers of the ('iass Ml Blot k ftlten-led srluud.* iji Bradlev are due here .Saturday, .skill to a.*.siire, to guarantee, vic­ of Ixia Angeles and Mrs. John Ott New Haitford, June 13 J’l a .stronger man in Hartford than Nou .ler.'^ev end .api\ed. four year* fessional groups “because there school in the clas.s of 1944. Mr. ! ''ationalization of commeroe and Work," Joseph Knrvelis: mui it appeared that the delegates Officers of the 1900 graduating ••Security at Stake tory in November " of Brooklyrn. haj been little indication that they Toumaud w as a member f»of the industry and reduction of State "Courageous About The Future," North Haven. Jiine l3--uP III Mrs. Mary FJlizabcth Solakion, 24, •Mien by many party leaders, and named by tlie caucus plan to be clasa are: President. Robert Kd- in the r ? .Navy a* an electri­ I>Klge. addressing a rally at Funeral services will be held expenditures. I lie has more pull outside of Hart- In the meantime MaJ. Gen. E deaire coverage at this time." national honorary engineering Howard Whaples. health was blamed today for the of this town, was killed yesterday at the convention in person. ward Provost: vice president, cian. , the Tfou.satonic Regional High Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Kenney Will Take Three Tears < tord lhau Allen, it la claimed. If No (iBte ha» been aet for the ,M. Almond, A fight for an even greater lib­ fraternity. Keramos. He played The graduating class Sang in a traffic sccident in Osceola, la., Charleen Ann Oaudet; secretary, (.eneral MacArthui s | talked about tlie sort Funeral Home in New Britain. It will take three yeara or longer suicide of Sherman Hall. 52, who lie can be persuaded lo take the wedding. Chief of Staff, said liiday ' Secur­ eralization of benefits than pro­ varsity basketball and participat­ "Beautiful Dreamer," "Once To while driving home from a vaca­ Patricia Ann Burke; and treasur­ of campaign he would iimcliict Rev. Theodore A, Greene, D. D., ed in various intramural sports. to attain these ends, he said. Every Man and Nation," and as conslriiclion engineer and real ' .second sjKJt. he might easily .have ity ' and not jomnalism was in­ vided in the committee bill will be tion trip to the West coast , The er. Ronald Thomas Topping. against Governor Bowli s who, he pastor of the First Church of He is enteilng cmploynient with Neither Mao nor the radio men­ "America the Beautiful." ('State representative of the Soiitli- It. anording lo pre.scnt rumor. Sole .Agents volved in headquarters criticism of led by Senator Luca.s of Illinois, car ovci turned iii a ditch and The graduates and the i hurrh saul. would be an "exlremclv viil- Clirist, wiil officiate. the F'erro Enamel Corporation. tioned the number of Chinese Red crushed Mrs. Solakion wlio had I Such a move, however, nilghi In Manchester a l»ndon Times correspondent, the Democratic leader, with the List of Graduates ern New England Telephone Com­ choir and altar boys spent today nerahle’ candidate. i Friends may call at the funeral support of Senator Myers (D.. Cleveland, Ohio, a.s a development soldiers to be demobilized thi.s pany had supervised property pui - been thrown out of the vehicle ; not develop unless Congressman at Riverside Park in Agawam F'rank Hawley. Those graduating arc; I Ivodgc. said to lead In the race for MfEKIVIAlD "I propose to prove to the | home from 4-10 p.ni. Tuesday and Pa.i. and others. engineer. year. Frank E. Butkus, Shirley M. chsses and constniction amount­ when It skidded. Her husband, svhere they were taken bv Rev. News Tidbits Hawley Informed other newt Voters." said Lodge. "Ihat he j on Wednesday until the hour of ------' governor, or Kenneth Bradley, an- Bill Is Opposed The Red Chieftain said the CTamer. Carole A. Dupuis, Thomas ing to several million dollars. Dr, i Leon: their daughter, Betty, 4, and Beauty Aids George P. Hughes and Rev FM- correspondents he was told Mac- iBowlesi has bungled the job for the services. Burial will be at Rose Conimnniat party in China now Sterling P. Taylor, medical exam- her si.ster and brother-in-law. Mi. I other leading aspirant, showed gar J. Farrell. Culled From (/P) Wires Outright rejection of the bill is opt any city along the Pacific C. Fenn, Edith M. Glode, Donald Aitim Ts headquarters considered two years amt moved the stale to ' Hill Memorial Park. Rocky Hill, number.s 4,.500,000 members. But r . Hayes, Arlene A. Herring. Al- inei. said Hall shot himself in the and Mr.*. Vicloi Steplien.*, escaped ' clear and probably winning .4rtliur Drug Store* Sunday's ceremonies opened favored by some senators, such coast. him "pershna non grata" iiinac- the brink of a slate income tax." | ------J. he indicated all of them are not dona A. Kaminskas. Joseph J. Kar- head with a rifie yesterday in hia .seiloua injury. 1 strength early in the eonjention With the processional. 'Pomp a.s Butler (R., Neb. I, and Cain Sjreaking to mayors of cities Head of Civil Service Commis- (pptable). Must Go to People ; from Seattle lo San Diego, he true blue Mai'xi.sls. and Circumstance.'■ The confer­ mi.s.sion. Harry B .Mitchell, de­ (R,, Wash ), who contend that (Party organization should be CUTS COST! j Under existing regulations any I>idge eslablisheil g campaign the present ayivstem is basically ' noted the radius of ruin in the two . r o.iv ursamio.iion snou.u oe ring of diplomas and prizes by clares It isn't likely there will be • foreign correstxuidenl may be headquarters here today. Fuuenils wrong and thatat 1^11 ll is usrt“s.useless to'^to ^ "..== as from ...... a _ mile: ’“ ‘"= , said "Rot conscienUonsly," narticInBllr he Father Hannon was preceded by i any large cut soon in number of banned from .lapan by MaiAr- lat it IS useless to i gaid. ’ But _participation of op- Automatic Piirtell. making no direct refer­ the hymn. ".No .‘Stain in Thee. F'e lersl employees . F'ederal po- try to patch it. 1 to * »''d a half and then said , nortuniata w llf ” i thur for violation of .security. But ence to the fact that he and -Mrs. Jemnnell E. Buckland Here are some of the m sio r the new atomic bomba were ^e-i . Next was Brrge s Thou Pow er lice say plot foe t'ommiinist iipi us­ nere are some or me major . . . The party chairman s reference '(inly the Seirelaij of Defense laii I.sHlge are ii\al.« for the same of­ Piivate funeral services for Mrs. I ported twice as destructive. Divine," ing tlirougimiit Brazil lias lieen changes the bill would make to "opportiinist.s, wrong-thinking oii.st ..American newsmen for fice. told the .same Falls Village •leanneti E. Buckland were held Dr. Warren .said evacuation After the address by Father diseoiered and suppressed Bri­ , taiise. the old-age and survivors inaur- , anti-revolutionaric.s" would seem Blaney was the "Hymn to the .sa­ gathering that the multiplicity of .•Sunday afternoon at two o'clock ance avatem: | would be the only answer in case i to indicate the Chinese Commun­ M'and drives tain s fresh me«t ration will be re- i Ttie British newsmen has not of an atomic attack, as it is im­ " De S oto's from her lata - home, 94 Haynes cred Heart ' and then the Bene­ I (luceil Ilf per rent .Sunday. . .Jus- candidates for the gubernatorial 1. Extend coverage on a com­ ists arc having some troubles or brrn ordered out of Jip.n nor has , nomination ‘i* breathing new life street. pulsory basis to about 8,300.000 possible to clean up a contam­ diction of the Most BIes.sed Sacra­ tiee Milllani B. IJnn of Pennsyl­ hia filing pnMlege been denied. inated area. at lea.st disagreements within ment. Next came ".\doro Te, O vania .Supreme Court dies in Phd- into the Republican party.' Rev. Truman H. Woodward, pas­ persons and on a voluntary baaia I and without the party. Pania Ooelice ' and an a< t of ,nn- ; .ailelplua third justice of court to Constltutlon Is rilrd He said the parly must "take tor of the F'lrst Congregational to about 1,600.000. Many of the I Urges “ Do or Die” Spirit a lot" aecraUon to the Sacr.d Heart. [ surcumb this year. In a .statement released lo the people the economic and ! Church of East Hartfoid official- I self-employed and regularly em- I Meanwhile Chiang Kai-Shek, a lof roomier!" • I // The program closed with Tan- I'espite Soviet boycott. I'.N Con- through the public information aorial. truth; the people are eager ed. Interment was in the family lot | ployed farm and domestic work- Annual Red M en I Nationali.st Chinese leader locked turn Ergo." "Hymn of Praise,' I ference on technical aaaistance lo office of MacArthnr's headquar­ for it ' in the Wapping Cemetery. Bearers ' ers make up the bulk of those to i ' in his most crucial battle with and the recessional. "Hymn of backward areas appears sure to ters, Alrriond dented 'as com­ were: Uoyd Hevenor, Myles be brought into the system. | Communism, told military stu- easier! T rip 1* Success Triumph. Miss Jane Nackowski reach goal of gSO.OOO.OOO . . Fresh pletely misleading and misrepre- Grant. Oliver Buckland. Elmer : 2- Increase the monthly bene- | I dents today a "do or die spirit" waa the organist ' fears of inflation prompt blpartls- sentative" statements which Dewey, Wsiden Collins and Rich- | 6k payments to the 2.900,0(X) per- i - . _ I was a sure means to crush the CUTS WORK! List of Graduates I an proposals that Congre.ss get Hawley attributed to bun when About Town ard Keeney. ^ sons currently receiving old-age I Fifteen members and friends of . Reds. The names of the graduates fol­ busy on job of halam ing biitigrt Maw-ley di.si ii.ssed the .ase with ------and survivors benefits an average the local Improved Older of Red He said such a spirit pointed low. ThoM with asteriks are I . Death of ,\gne« Smedlrv, .56- other i orre.spondent.s, Our I.ady of the .Most Holy Ros­ Mrs. EHzaheth I.«dgard of 85 to 90 per cent. The average ' Men held their annual fishing trip , the way to a return to the Chi- honor atudenti. yeir-old American writer on ary Mothers' Circle will enjoy a Funeral services for Mra. Eliza- *’*befit for retired workava would Sunday on Captain "Buster" ■ nese mainland where 70.000 Na- Almond was quoted by the 1 tionalist guenillas today were Ronald Roland Albert, huzaiine China, occurred two days after | public information officer. Col. M. pot luck supper tomorrow eve beth Ledgard, former resident ' ' “ creased from $26 to more | Keeney s "Lucky S trike" out of Jfargaret Audette, Bertram Allen ning at eight o’clock sharp at the | "'ho died Thursday in Springfield,______i I New London. The local men 1 reported slaughtering Commun- she waa operated on for stomach ; P- Echols, aa sanng "the confer- ' 1st soldiers in the Hunan-Kwang- Blgto. Barbara Ann Blanchard. ulceri, says Informed source in jence with Mr. Hawley was not home of Mrs. John P. Bohenko, 67 Vermont, were held .‘tunday" aft- ' Eatabliah a new benefit i brought back a half-barrel of fish ' CacaDa Catherine Brennan. Leon si provincial border country. London. based upon criticism by him of Summer street. enioon at 3:30 p. m, from the I lobn’ ola for persons retinng in the I *nd some memories. JoaepW Brezniak. spatricia Ann Holmes Funeral Home. 400 ilain ^ ” ^” ''* bnder which benefits would' Highlight of the day was the I The Chinese Communists, in the Bwke, Richard Ronald Busaiere. I the orcupation hut was directed meantime, are believed getting I entirely at the inaccuracy of The Covenant-Congregational street. Rev. Willard J. .McLaugh- I** approximately double those; *'Khting of two wales that came | naraag Marie •Cafro, Albert lin ready to Invade Chiang's Formosa HEneE pallor of the North Methodist P^J'^ble under existing law. | "within 30 feet of the ship but re -, I.jidie8’ S ociety I statements contained in hia dis­ church school will hold its annual i me .vuiiu aiecnooist i1 retreat. Thomaa Carlin, Gertrude Mary ...... __ picnic Saturday. June 17. at the church officiated. ! CajToU. David Arthur Chagnot, patch of a nature tending to aid. ' - E»ae OitalifloatloDa ' ^ caught. Walter T ed -' Sylvia Mary Cooley. Thomaa Jo- 1.'' 1 i » “ PPorl and encourage 'snhCpr."i*ve ' Orphanage and Bible' Interment was in the famUv lot ‘ 4. Make it iW h ea.ler for older ' ■ I t l l l N r C N I I V c l l I elements among the |,nanese ''' ^ ’’omwell. Bii.« ; in the Buckland Ceineterv ^ph Cunningham, Donald Francis , .lapanese Bear­ persons to qualify for benefits by t Richard Ellington caught the' I The que.stion involved wa.s one and cars will leave the church at ers. all newphews of Mrs. Ledgard. Dorket Is Cleared Custer. *Joan Celia Cjr. William 1:00 p. m. Tlio.se who plan to reducing the required period of i Rrjj, f(gh, a four-pound black, and JoMph Delaney, Thomas Harold were Allen Ledgard, Joseph Led- ' The Indies Benevolent Societv play teiinus or baseball should covered employmenL . jo „ p h McCann took the laigcsl, I^ lo h , Raymond R. Gagliardon* . . L in de.scribing his con- gard. John Legard, Jr., Edward ! Local Court of the Bolton tongregational j ference with Almond, said the briiig neces.sary equipment, al.so Ledgard, John Dewart, and Wll- i 5. Retain until 1956 the present ,n eight-pound cod. Both were i •Charleen Ann Gaudet. *Mary Ann , lAA o f 16 per cent each on em -. awarued prizes. Another trip is be- ' Handley, Mary Barbara Hayes. ! church. Bolton Center, announce ' <"hief of staff had specifically men- box lunches. Ice cream and soda ham DewarL will be provided. ployer payrolls and sinploye earn- ing planned. j Beverly Ann T .■» Ingraham. ' In a five minute session yester­ the dsie of their fourth annual inaccuracies one part of inga to finance the system. A fte r , Others on the trip Included: ' Louis Joseph Joiibert. FUizabelh a story which said the Japan es( Funeral of Infant | day afternoon, 354 rases were strawberry dessfrt pariy at the Mrs Fullest Ungcrei of Cainp- that the tax rate would rite , James Trivigno, Heib JohnsiJii, Ann Kearns. Eileen Evelvn Kiely. govrrnmein was violating thr F'uneral services were held this j stricken from the Citll Court I hurrh a.v Tliui.aii-vy rviiiing .lime flelii Ro'ad. the new pre.siilent of I onstitiitioii in banning demon- . afternoon for Lane Alan Davis,' gradually to a top of 3'a per cent! Walter Kelly, C. Ponticelli, cleve- docket by Judge Wesley P. Gryk Helen Josephine Kiirzyn.ski (Jerald the Washington School P. T. A , each on the employer and em- | Isnd Ellington, J, Vogel, Waller i Tbomaa LaFhnt. Richard l>o 22 from six lo eight o'l loi k when stratlons, Hawlev said this opin­ infant son of Thomas and Beverly | and Deputy Judge John D. La- they expect the laige, liisc/ous has called a special meeting of the ploye. I Gustafson, Horace Faiozle, F'rank Belle. Longchamps, •Edward Francis ion was supported bv .lapanese ( Kanlston l Davis of 4 Oakland | sliawbernes Ihst grow on BoRon constitutional lawyers. offlcera and committee chairman street, who died yesterday at the 1 The bill also would keep $3,000 j Palozie, John Baronousky, Roy Parties Involved were notified Maher. James Deniel .McKeoiigh. ‘ hills will be at their beat for tomoirow evening at 7:30 at as the maximum annual earnings Phelps and Cliris Lampbere. |by mail of the clearing of the Oonitance .Mane Moriarty John •Manchester Memorial hospital. II will sl.ao hr liu* la.at rqipor- the aehool auditorium. Mrs Uii- on which taxes would be collected docket. Cases over five years old Joseph Mullin .Marilyn J ,'ne IMntn, Burial was in the East cemeterv. liinilv to are (hr mounlaiii laurel geier hopes for a one hundred per ------ancF benefits jiald. were discontinued and cases not •Robert Edward Pr.no.st, .lolin cent attendance. piilcii hliHiniiiig on Ihr hillaide at .New .Aspirant ■ Uinder the House measure, this Hospital Notes over two years old were removed, X Martin Rlsiey. (Jeraldme Mary Bolton Notrh, intact a portion of 'pursuant to Section 191 of the Rohan. Brian ,\rdel Rcuiey , whtrh will nereaaaiily tiave to he The Little Floi^-er of Jeaus r H ' l d 1 3 h V B I h IIS I '* ^ * '’ 1* wage base would be raia- • I ed to $3,600. A aimilar iitcreaae ia I Patients Today .. n o Practice Book. Yvatte Sylv-ia 9t CFeoige Rons d reiroveil during tiie proposed III <;.O.P. Race Mothera' Circle will hold its final A t a hearing lo be announced, 3 Times Faster— Oecar .Schack, •Itarhara l>-e .-- e- rhaiigea in the highwav meeting of the aea.son tonight at O f I awn I P ' one o f the principal changes which I AUniifted vesterdayV Mrs’.’ Grace those who wish to have cases re­ x z i a ^ w . Lucas and Myers, both members of ! Bromley, li.5 Ciestwood drive mienski. Bever.v Joan Mir.itli, the home of .Mrs James Periv. 1 ... ------. I .. stored to the docket will be heard The luemlter.a of the Beurvoleiil ((oalinued from Page Oae) ! the financs committee, want Ges Wafer Meeting holdi fhe record for l^eed over Blanche Augiiata .Swanson, • Ron­ ' sorietv have held llie.se de.aseil 211 Hulll.^’er sticct. Mrs. Fawn McCatthy, 302 Main and the causes may be restored if Plana are almost completed by ^ “ ’•''e in the Senate bill. : street;'Mrs. Marjorie Stross, Mer- eny of her ell-eutomefie wefer heefer . . . gives, you e ald Thomaa Topping. I parlies witfl cotisiderable siitce.as look would break in favor of his the counsel of record stipulates. ; for the past three seasons. To man. F'ranci.« Morisrty. son of Mr. llie Republican Activities commit- The effect of such a change I low. Conn.; Miss Alberta Works, eonifenf, ever-reedy supply of hot wefer. ; assist' them with their prepaia- Beiisen was not and .Mrs Matthew Moriarty of 4$' tss for the greatest field day in would be to increase the top end of ’ 25 Lilac street; Miss Elaine Fertilizer applied to the farm , lions, however, they would like dieting victory. alone in pr*. I Hamlin street received his PhD! recant years here. General Cbsir- the benefit scale. I F'orakerv 47 Hillside street: Allen fish pond w ill increase the growth A ll in ReatliiieNN Martin, 33 Harvard road; Mra. those planning In attend to make F’ormer Republican State Chair- degree at Yale Univeraity y e a t e r -1 Cacll England announced to­ of plants on which fish feed, reseryallona before .lime zn, man and National Comhiiiteeman ' Mn'inrly majored In day. Saturday. June 24, has been i * „ . « Esther Blanchard, 407 Center hence will increase the fish yield. For B ig Lawn Paiiv ; through Mrs Thnma.s C. Johnson, J Kenneth Bradley, , backing the P*.'‘ |selected as the date with activities A . R a i | « i l T T l P I P l I S P j street; Stephen Woakilz. 28 Court- starting at 2 o’clock in the after- i / t l C U B C the general chairman, tel Man­ current party leaHerahip, said I ’ , land street; Daniel. Murray. 57 Low First Cost— chester 2-133.5. or Mrs. Edion noon at the Weat Side Oval. ■■ai s-v 1 * 1 Falknor drive; Mrs. Eklna Lutz, I Local halrdreaacrt. all aeventeen last night he would'"wln■'* handi ■ * salvation Army Home Herrick. 7574. down. " League will meet tomorrow after- Ovar 15 conteata of all tvpea 1 Ia n s U e v e lo p in g 78 Alton street; Peter Hugret. 97 Beceute Ges is so feif, e imel^ fenk site heefer wiB of them, are working with pep and hav# baen schcdulad under the di- ■i ; Hollister street; John Albino, enthusiasm on last-minute plane Miss Elizabeth Braiiiard. the (-ongreaaman John Pavia Lodge. ' "oo" • ' t " » o'clock at the Citadel.' action V ^ supply ell your needs . . . end instellefion cost 1$ lower, new president of the society, sur- Bradley a fellow townsman w ho Hostesaea will be Mrs. Mvrtle Me-1 Town Reeraaf!^n "V Hartford; Mrs. Anns Keating, 21 i A T YOUR (LoBttaued From Pag* <>■*) Avon street; Mrs. Mary Baldyga,' fee. reportedly U the nominee favored 1 Keown and Hiss Elisa Wamock. Prises will Ita aw”ardad*^lo an"win' by National Committeeman Har- i ____ nera •"■rdad to all win- 611 North Main street; EUiott j the benefit of the Tumor Clinic, at ' nera. old E. Mitchell and State Chalr- said, will adviee local governments i Dickerman, 146 Center street. ' SERVICE . . . the reaidence of Mr. and Mra I „ t d ' 1* . Manchester Lodge No. 73, A. F. Plans call for free soda, popcorn, and help > train key . personnel. but I AdmitUd today: Charles Green-1 I man Clarence F Baldwin, told a and A. M.. will hold a atated com­ Edgar H. Clarke, 175 East Center L o C a l C v c I l S t rally of hla supporter! that all balloons, let cream and pony rides ' detailed organization for defense I ward, Jr.u RockvUle; Donna Kelly, stMet. Manchester's Fifth Avenue. , munication this avening at 7:30 for children. In addlHon to this, i of specific communities ia a ' - ---- ■■■< >11 I "''in hi* campaign. He 32 Wells S treet; Larry Shankle, | Lew Operating C o s^ The committee. Miss Terrv Ivan- H l l l ' t 111 at the Maaonic Temple. Following an attendance prize will be drawn ! strictly local problem, 134 Spruci street: (^udia Carrier, | The nkilled technicians uki, chairman: and her co-chair­ rail ' *''•"'1 • ^’■11" Village platform the transaction of buainets the about 8 o'clock which will delight i "Effective community action in ' w ith William A. Purtell, President 227 Green road: Adolph Katkaus- , in the X-ra.v Labora­ Aufemefie get wefer heeters cost less fo run, ere long- men Miss Bernice Jiml. .Mis. ' , of the Connecticut Manufacturers Fellowcraft Degree will be confer, the heart of any youngster. Stubs lime of disaster," he said, “ re- kas, 594 Tolland turnpike. Harriet Horan. Mias Anne Mr- Fhliotl Dickerman. 20. of 14S l Asso< lation. w ho asserted "fhe red with Senior Warden, Albert D. will be distributed at the field quire.s the development in peace­ lesfing. And . . . fhe ges wefer heefers eerried by fhe Discharged yesterday: David tory at Manchester Adams and Mrs. Stella Kaminski j.f'^nter slreei. suffered contusions 1 trend for me is gaining momen- Krause, in charge of the work. which must be signed by the par­ time of a sense of community re­ Wiley, 91 Chestnut street; E d -; Hertford Ges Cempeny heve a lO-yeer Warranty! M ve engaged William Cooper as • “ 'I abrasions of the head shortly i turn. " ' There will be a social hour and re­ ent of the child In order that he or sponsibility for . self-preservation. mund Schubert, Haynes street; mailer of ceremonies, and Caterer before 10 o'clock last, night when freshments. she might be eligible for the draw­ When a disaster strikes, Im m e-, Qeorglne Loranger. Vernon: Memorial Hospital Bradley Hires Shuhert ing. Arnold Pagan! to prepare and lie was thrown from a motorcycle Fourier Governor James C. dtste organized action will mini­ Mrs. Rose Casserlni, 239 Spruce kJKJ JL\J aerve the stiawberry shortcake he wa.s ndmg. Dickerman was Contests will also be held for mize effects, save lives, restore made 5,984 examina­ Drive a X/JJJ before you SliBiiiioii and House Majority street; Mrs. Isobcl Robertson, adults as well as a grand concert, ^ssert at 1:30. Patrons and found by a iia.ssing motorist on Leader Geoigc C Conwav did no morale and. insure early resump­ Rockville. tions last year. ^ f n ^ of the beauticians liave do­ ‘ Birch .Mountain road and taken te speechmaking or forcasting last Public Records fortune tellers and a show bv the tion of normal life in the commu­ e oto Completely Autemelie— Discharged today: Mrs. Loma Stsvsnson Pipers. A speaker will nity." D S nated delicious cakes and cookies. ' -Manchester .Memorial hospital, night. .but neither has shown any Pickens and daughter, 14 Falknor signs of pulling out of the race. be selected by the end of the No Maas EvacuaUea the tale of which Avill add materi-I After emergency treatment, Marriage Licensee week. drive; Mrs. Gladys Warner, 399 Autemetie ges wafer hoofing has quick recovery . . . ally to the fund. Others have pre- P'ckerman wa.* admitted as a pa- Bradley'.* victory prediction Mass evacniation is not tha an­ Woodland street: Loren Fracchia, James Felix Farr of 84 Bigelow A ll children in town are wel- swer to atomic attacks on cities, M X pric e ! eufs work . . . saves fime. And, wifh e single furn of fhe aented aprons, decorated handker- I* " ‘ ported that the was made iimlei spectactiUr clr Andover: Mrs. Thelma Patterson. decide on any other car at * j street and Joyce -Eleanor Rounds ; come and ugged to bring their par- chiefs and other items for the gift : .v<"'"' lost control of hi.s cvcle and rumstances Larsen said. "That kind of disper- Hartford: Mrs. Gloria Parson and dial, you g*f eny femperefure you desire. table. I was thrown to the highway on of Coventry, wedding June 24 a t! entt. Plans are being formulated sloil program would be fantastic.” He voiced it before a cheering St. James’s church daughter, 30 Silas road; David to provide transportation for But. he added, the national re- Highlighting the program will be ' -Moimta.ii rn.id. audience at the Shuhert theater Robert Warren Kristoff of 11 BaUtone, 355 Middle Turnpike, those In the outlying districts. { sources board" is and will con- Comp o f h«€id room and log room* the drawing on the raffle tickets, | ------Itself where the convention wiU Ridgewood street and Diane Lu­ east; Edward Jasitis. Jr., 30 Sum-: be held. Chairmen of the various sub-' rTu. a ih. 1 30 sum- oatr M fOTo snm n o vum uu imi LAerejJ[erflMj_J^ tat firat pnre a genuine mink a w , rj ■ cille Gardiner of 6 Ridgewood committees are as follows: -Pro-1 "J***"* Sibnnsz, 258 •iamoa Melton Mnga dispersion aa a planning factor in I street, wedding Saturday at St. gram, Robert F. Gorman and Mrs. Oak atraet. D* Sete givs you morm. In a move unpreoedentad In new construction in Industry and Births yesterday: A daughter ...SO EASY a tsMrt N«a tlyilsi • WMsrsrHl Mary’s church. Frank (Serlack; Children’s G i f t s , , , - - , , , - : . , . , . . Connecticut politics, the Bradley lor OuKli llartt m ONLY I James Frederick Boly and Char­ to Mr. and Mra. Clayton Smith, • New MarffiffsiSni C. C. Varney and Mrs. Betty Dorr; ' *" Larsen“ said the federal govern­ Compor* vlflibllity. WettHlWuHMf ' lU oim Cradnales forces hired the convention hail | lotte Gertrude Opitz both of Storra, Pony Bides, Mrs. John Pickles and Rockville; a .son to Mr. and Mrs. liitilien for a final rally. U was a rally ' ment was planning civil dafense f i r DOWN ptiroanent waves as prizes and two ' _____ I wedding Saturday by justice of Robert Hackett; Speakers. Wil- i " . >u iu,u. Francis Brodte, East Hartford. You SM mor* in Do Soto. TO BUY e SoiS-mlstiiil 0yfts4*r that more resembled the political ' the peace. of war, s l4 U-lscS tiiksi toi Salli manta."* ; *' "**'■ Manchester resldenU were llsm S. Darts and Mra. Natalis 1 Inn. Msf Inkisi 8 YIARS TO PAY whingdlngs held south of Ma­ W'arraatee Deeds McIntosh: Announcing, C. LeR oy 1?’® J,® Card Dlavem m«u smong the largest class of gradu- son’s and Dixon’s Una than tha Saye CIMm “Fall Oowa” e tMfw-lilt VabH •amJTxi., choose any | ale studenta to receive degAea in Leon Dobkin to Jerome Brett- Norris; Music. Mayor Harold A. * ^ Comporo driving ooso. a Hi|S-CtaitmaM THI BALANCI somewhat staid Connecticut gaUi- Schneider et al, property on Turklngton and Mrs. William Robinson noted yesterday West TOO! featnsMltf (sgiM a lia * Situ Srat eringt where a candidate and nis Coast clUea represented at the Starkweather street. CJrawford; Advertising and Pub­ Do Sofo loft you drhto without Mfting. m Comie. tlciit at Sunday’s exercises ■upporters seek to convince each meeting luive a total population •isp ia sad sal all Ika (ads. V s «U I a TI«.T MySraulk SMft 'nnnected wish the ! They are Sidney William Leg- Foreclosure licity, Charles Donahue and Mrs. alUi It'S) nw4 Drt«*. e Eny. tSMk-Irtt affair ia hoping for good weather other that thay will win. Sophie Silkowski against Aug- ' Henry Huggins; Attendsnee and of nearly 5,000,000 end "all are Sisa zas s taMzas* allswsses roar Lets Yw Diiye YMMut StstOiii gett. Stanley Herbert Lorenznn. srassal ssr. Easy aMalhly pasaMats. tomemw afUmoon. If it ahould True. Bradley had no hillbilly i ust Silkowski. hia interest in ' Contest Prizes, George H. Williams within approximately 10 hours fly* Compor* *afoty. SMffisi Janet Gray Morrill and Harry tjrr band to whoop up hia cause, but ing time o f the nearest Soviet Mr Yaa a4U be tsrprlted al haw eatils Ibis a Smieai Bstnlsi rata, however, the card party and Beach. property on Lockwood street title i end Mrs. L. T. Wood. s fuil-CrdM Ri4* (e4M«>li he did have an orchestra on tha base." besallial atw Ds Sala eaa be yaar*. jtale will be held In the Masonic Beach was awarded a Master of effective June 9 bv order Superior ! ------No ear in Amoriea hat biggor brakot. Temple at the Center. stage plus Metropolitan Opera Court for Hertford County. But Lt. Col. W. M. Hanes, SUth Science degree while the others tenor Jamas Melton, Lillian Mur­ Army planning officer, declared DtlVI A DllOT* giPORI YOU DICIPII received .Master of Arts degrees, , Devise S ll YOUR MAITIR PLUMIIR OR phy, 20-j’ear-old Kansas Oity Estate of Philip Cheney to Man­ Vaealioii Date many municipalities' had fallen H ^ e freaceee in the cathedral AH^ studied in the field of educa- aongatreas and' a Una of chorus ae V ib m Danmark, Illustrate chester Trust company as trustee, down on the civilian planning OM1 and Ni— ■ girls to lead tha crowd In tha three parcels, owrnershjo of one For Chenev Bros. effort. He said: , few TeaUment atoriee. A total of 126 advanced degrees "Bradley-^tery song." "Ont of the large hay area cit­ ",*r* awarded. Graduate study at and Interest In two others on «ii> I...I,.— I. w ------“ "z oraaie,T(iBradleyJr^iterating reiioraiing "I » **«>will not Hartford road and Forest street. ies has nothing but an organisa­ M anchester INvision cefeiliJ^ a.Viil'** Ifestly sc- be bossed, I will not be controll- Permits Cheney Brothers will close down tion chart, despite repeated efforts ceieriiM during: the p«*t few ed, I will not sell my soul to get the .plan.t for the annual vacation of the military." year*. Nelson Richmond, garage. 230 piU Bm rtim rd Q b b € • • Personal Notices the nomination," drew loud ap McKee street. $500. i ,from > July 1 to July 10, - - accord- _ Added to this divergence o f plauae as he declared; e n o o a A • • n Varying Dny Jooeph .Salmond. garage. 721 rtewrs waa a gloomy picture by a Vews ‘n’eugh” Onmpflf* medical ospert who inspected the C srtsf Thaaks . “I promise It has been tht policy of the woHd’a flrst atom-bombefl' eltlaa. The Ifngth of a day varies with li'can party moreore tbannHM'ilsad- ii**latcrations, S$I company to. giva employtsa a Hiroshima and NagaaaM. - y. 11^ t® thank raj- numtreut tae sun. Sometimes it la mors erahip. t promise you a ytgorous Parker street. $1,500 weekTs vacation with pay. CooM Wipe Oat OMee BMMa ter their many kini1h«ta*a tasn 24 hours, sometimes letj^. On cas^paign. a rough, tpuah cam- Walter A. Carter, alterations, 55 Dr. Stafford Warren, dean of end cards sent me durlnt my El wood road. $1,500. ilia “ ®PI„ 30.-for example, the clock Baign such as you have not seen Vitamins B and C- may be de­ the Medical school at the Univer­ IS 10 minutes slower than actual before. I promise you the Burnham Batson, alterations. stroyed bv adding soda to vege- ass. iJsis Ceelae. sun timn. sity of Los Angeles in CsUfomia, atras(th,^fpis IsaSarShlp and the 5t0 Bumhan slrstt, $7,500, lablss while cooking. said 10 'atom bomba could eriaa

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MANCHTCSTTR e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1960 was tha class motto and the colors Namara, Milton Marr, Ruth Mear- Robertson, Norma Rogers, Betty mmiArn love this /Country and state will miet thlqfchallenge without fear of , are blue and white. man. Peggy McIntosh, Ray Mi­ Badonia, Ronald Beavey, Maria 99 Graduates Saraga, James Scible, William Manchester Barber mm disregard of flinching and we will preserve our , Marshals for the processional chaels, Florence Mizak. Richard ?:roup. In complete Allen in Address Here and recessional were Patricia Shorten, Joanne Shaver, Edward heir union and the welfare of Ita j way of life. Moore, Nancy Multnney. Richard h Campbell, George Rlngstone. Lois Spence. Shirley Swanson, James AsflociatioB May Expand Receives Degree UAW Supports membership, ^over a period of 'The Young Republicans of Con- i Miilvey. Douglaa - Nelson, Gall fighting Deputies Al Hollister Brennan and Victor Hsmpaon. Tlie Tatro, Dorothy Taylor, Anaon Gets BA Degree weeka continued to feed the Tole­ nectlcut can write the decision— Odermann, Msry Margaret O'Neill, Arts, CraftiTx grade school band playeil "Ijind- Thorp, Mary Ann Tonakl, Joseph Shopa Boiub Program do anti-union preae with irrespon­ Outlines State Issues nnd go forward to victory." Cheater Osoaki, Anthony Paone, slghtlng" and the vocal chorus Tnlly, Roger Turklngton. George Disrupt Session Gosser Stand sible and unsupported allegations I’ay* Tribute to Senator House I Roger Peterson. Judy Plikaitls, ."A Roprr Tiirkingtoii and sang "You’ll Never Walk Alone" Vinton. Norman Vlltner, Jack concerning Vice President Gosser. In opening his talk, Allen paid Harry Pierson, William Relster, Volz, Leslie Whltehouse, Kenneth CIXISED WEDNESDAY (Goattuned from Paga Oae) "These people at no time resort- | and Hobby Sho# It in every detail aa he urged the tribute to Senator Charles S. House and "Tliis la My Country:" P * t « Obb) 1 11 G. O. Pr Candidate Says Florpiicc iVliziik ^ in Myron Rtekert. Whltford, Betty Wilke, Robert (€ Union Leadership Says ed to the democratic constitution- ! legislature to do? for the work he is doing, nnd to The list of graduates is as fol­ Also G eor^ Ringstone, Dlggnry Wright, and Bally Zawlsfowskl. IN THE SOUTH END that explosion go-ahead, Mr. Tru­ al procedures provided for In our | Springtime Bazaar — Exhibition “ Does this look to you or to Judge Raymond A. Johnson for SrholiiHtic AM'arda lows: U i» wh«n fusrdi »ttempUd to re- Broken Promises of man has also directed continued Attack on Integrity constitution through which mem- , any thinking person as though our the part he played In making pos- Charles Agnew, Ann Alvord, TOI.LAND COUNTY Republicans tn the Legislature ■SM hint- work toward the more powerful hers have a right to seek redress 1 Administration in Pow> si’jlc the construction of the lmpies.xive grdHutiun exercises Donald Anderson, PiUxellla Ander- AAtt-Bcda rtteli *■ hydrogen bomb. Employer Financed within the union." ART ASSOCIATION , destroyed this reorganization 7 street ’ J‘’hn Bnckus, Hale Bartley. CLOSED 'raURSDA'i Antl-Oommunlst deputies then er to Be Brought Out What RepubUcana DM Charter Oak Bridge. were held at Hollister Lawmakers who reported the Power In Toledo Allen was • Introduced to the . , . , Joseph Bell. John Bennett. Carol W «tt to the »its. 14 Weleoine Plat'O, Manehester. Conn. to the point that . . . we're going invocation will b<’ given by Rev. I Elizabeth Reed, Box 193, .N'lantle, Conn, to win In November," formed about the activities of by Ann Bomes. Joan Dower and Edward Duffy of St. Frances of i I Printers' groups "have respected It further claimed that "mem­ another Mantlmil uhleh we f<*a- Donald Pbster read the class will the picket liiiri'' of 750 guild mem- tiin\ I f you wish, we'll makr j Francis J. Mahoney. 19 Hamlin Street, Manchester, Conn. Although deploring such tac­ their government. Assissl church. Dexter Bum- I bers of a minority political cau­ "But where It is used solely for and Elaine Nelson recited the j hers, a spokesman said. cus oppo.sed to Vice President them to onler nt any price and I Thomas R. Graham. 14 Eilgerton Street, Vlanchesfer. Conn, tics, Allen predicted a "name-call­ ham of the American I.,eglon will James Van Haverbeke. 96 Maple .Street, Maneheslet t'onn. ing campaign" and urged that the the purpose of keeping a party— class poem. The senior class Girl 4 riants Picketed Gosser Joined the employers in of fniltpi nnd randlen viorted j pre.scnt the American Legion , ' Lucille F. Mahoney. 19 Hiiiiilln Street, Manehester. Conn. Republicans answer with a fight­ either party—in office at the ex- ' sang followed by the claas proph­ Thomas .1. Murphy, exccutivei their attack." hy you. Also, In hoxen ^3.00 awards. Merle Woodniansee, su- I I Llneoln J Miirphey. 62 Russell Street. Manehester. Conn, ing campaign. "It's got to be a pense of the people, then I say ecy by Andrey Vinlng and Harry Scout vice president of the New York "The members of this minority and lip. In hnsKets S.'S.00 and up. 824-828 Main Street periiitcndent of schools, will pre­ i Ralph II. and Betly .\. Liinherg. 8* Drive B, Manchester. Conn. fighting campaign . . . we can that it has no place in govern- | Mohn. The class gifts were pre­ sent the class to K I>*e Magee, | Guild, said that members of the group apparently .sjiw an oppor­ not for a minute discount his ( Gov­ sented by Beverly Mendoluskl, tunity for good fishing in the I Paul E. and Lots B. Newth, 54 .MeKInlev Street, Maneliester. Conn. ment. who will in turn present the diplo­ N etVH A FI. Intenintional Typographical I ernor Bowles') cleverness and ap­ "In what sort of government Tel. 5161, Manchester David Grant. Inrin Welberg and troubled waters stirred up hy To- mas. Rev Piavid Crockett, pas­ I l.’ nion .nnd Stereotyiiers and “all Von are hereby notified lltal the Board of Water Commissioners of peal." do I believe—that you certainly Betty Romann. The school or- ledo employers and their mouth- STRAWBERRIES tor of the Wapping Community ______I allied printing groups" have re- the Town of Manebestor propose to evtend o main water pipe as fnl- The speaker stated that he be­ have a right to know. cbestra under the direction of pieees, the Toledo newspapers." P.S.— Get Andreo's Freshly church, will pronounce the bene­ _ j spected the picket line. Picked BKRRIE.S at Plnehiirst I lows: In Earl Street. Hillside Street, Cole Street. Asiluni Street, lieved in the philosophy that he Is Hla Philosophy Miss Antonina Dziob played. Camp Merri-Wood I to rnain plant of the statement continued. I Radding Street and Farmington Street. governed best who Is governed diction "The leadership of this minority e\ery day. "Maybe I’m a bit old-fashioned A play "Sally Takes a Bow” Thursday St. Francis of Assissl Dear Scouts, I the newspaper, three other plants least and in the type of govern­ hut 1 have an abiding faith in the • HURRY:.. TOR THIS WEEK ONLY! Vou are given this notice as the owner or owners of land and biilld- • CHECK THESE EXTRA SAVINGS I coached by Miss Esther Mohn of CYO high school softball team de­ With school closing this week, ' were picketed. ment that will encourage business philosophy that those people arc I Ings upon whirh the cost of such extension may he assessed. the faculty, was given. The cast feated the St. Lawrence team. you Intermediates will begin think­ The walkout came after both and labor smd "turn public offices governed beat who are governed Included EJalne Nelson, Donald 31 to 11. ing about and planning for camp, sides deadlocked yesterday at the back to being servants of the peo­ least. I do not believe that it was fbster, Ann Ident, Paul Romann, i Objections tn the proposed extension will he heard In the Board of The Abe Miller Post will meet no doubt. June 26 will come end of three months of negotia­ I Water Commissioners al a hearfhg In the Hearing Room of the Miinl- ple, not masters of the people." the purpose of those foresighted Eunice fUchllchting. David Grant, Returning to reorganization, 1.2S PINT VACUUM Wednesilay night this week In­ quickly. I'm sure, and It might tions. Yes/ - ] elpal Building. Manehester. Conneetleul. at 8:00 P. M„ June 20tb. 10.50. men who established this great Rita Hack, Barbara Burr and Ir- stead of "Tuesday so not to Inter­ be a good Idea to organize the Morning work for the first edi­ Allen quoted excerpts from speech­ democracy that our legislators 80TTLI , srln Weinberg. fere With the Ellsworth High things you w ill need. "Take your j tion continued up to the In.st mo­ BOARD OK W ATER C (IMMISSMINERS. es made by Goverjior Bowles to should be csdled to emergency 'Hte entertainment ended with We arc interested in huild- ^'Orof, 97c school graduation camp folder and check over each 1 ment before the strike deadline. TOWN OF MANf HESTER the Legislature and over the ra­ sessions when no emergency ex­ IVU' the class song, words and music Item "What shall we bring"'" so i inK cu.stom built houses. By GEORGE H. W ADDELL. dio about the Issue and which the ists. Strike Provides Test speaker claimed were not consist­ bp Barbara Burr. that you'll be all set to go. It isn't j The .strike will provide the first Your idea.s will miiteriaii/.e 1 Superlnteadent "1 believe that when our public Keeps liquids hot up to 34 h ri, niuraday evening, June 16. 83 too early to have the Brow nies give ent in whole hearted endorse- servants are holding office that teat of a mutual aid part eon- with our financial guidance ■' ment of reorganization. cold up to 73 hrsi students will bs gradusted from It a little thought aa far as that they represent all of the people Ellingtou rhided la.sl week by major ten.solidatert aehool. I wondered how many of you HALE'S ot MAnchester. In AAld Distiict, de- be my good fortune to have the m toplea are Mary Parmalken. Roger nnlTany, a former saw me In the brook this past agreement to print the World- ceAaed. opportunity of becoming one" of -N >-\ I 'Tlsorge Washington": Ann Par­ aehool principal of the Ellington week end. I was there, but I'm as Telegram and Sun in the hiiilding MODERNIZE The AdnilniatrAtor hevlna exhibited your candidates in the coming CANNON CHECKED Center Consolidateil srhdol who Is it has hern understood that in the i Headquarters hie AdinlnistTAtlon Account wllh aaIi.' ent, ‘"rhomas Jerfferson"; Edna good at hide-and-seek as yon are. eitAte to this Court for AllowAnot. It Is election I make Juat this one COMPARE AT $4 TO $• MORII Weber, “ Abraham Lincoln"; l>ee now teaehing in Ithaea. N. Y . nnd for an old fellow I certainly event of an>' strike that newspaper ' promise— SENSATIONAL I FANCY KNIT TEES TOWELS OQC would not expect thr Times to | KOK ORDERED: That the 21st day of Bahler. "Woodrow Wilson": Ar­ eame to Ellington Friday night gel around. .Tune, 1950, At ten o'clock, forenoon At " I will ntake no promises to the Now Bat ■<1)11 Jr Beautiful eledrktl Pineft quolityl Aula- ■ j r continue fills operation. ; thur Carney, "Theodore Roose­ and go| his daiighicr Linda, who I'll be seeing yon. the Probete Office In the MunlcIpAl people of Coiuicctlcut in the fight­ Never before —such a choice of colon meticl Ask for pop-up tooder, 9-aip m i "We a.s.siirr you that in the event WITH velt": Jack Christiansen, "Frank­ has made her home with Mr and Daniei Building in SAld MAnchester. be And ing campaign ahead of ua that and poltem i at this low price. All of a strike against the World-Tele- ' the SAine is Assigned fur a heAring on 1.59 Smart w'indowpane diecks In "Perc-o-motle", 3-woy table eo o ker...... lin Roosevelt.” Mrs. Edward Nelson ci cr since he can not be fulfilled. full cut—hove snug, rib-knit necks. came to Ellington gram and Sun that newspaper will I the AllowAnce ot sAid adininiStrAtlon Npw pNF8ni»< contrast color on flamingo, Mixer does oW mixingl Bowl, recipee. The music will be t>'ptcal of the .Mrs Harold Larson's Troop 23 Account witli SAid estAte And AACer- Appealing to hla liatenera to up­ Put a couple owoy for Father’s Day. era in which each of theee men Mr. and Mrs; George Kihbe of Brownies, held Its birthdiiy party | not be printed in our press-room." j tAlnment of heirs And order of distri­ hold party .Ideals, AUen aald. "I aqua, yellow, pink. 20x40-in. lived. The entire class will sing Sadd's Mills have as their giie.st at Camp Merri-Wood, last Mon­ Ses-h 10 Per Cent Raise I FUSTIC OR bution. And his Court directs tliAt know that you stand for the essen­ the class song written by l.,ee their me,',' Betty lemg. from Es- day. A cook-out supper was en­ The gii ld's "rock bottom" de­ notice of the time And plAce assigned tials of individual libartiea, free­ 1111, Carolina mand* yesterday led off with the for SAid lieArlng bs flrsn to sll per­ joyed. with an attractive birthday sons known to be intercstec* therein to dom of the press, freedom of the rake topping off the meal. 10 per cent raise, with minlinuma Appexr And be heerd thereon by pub­ speach and all of the other free­ TOTS’ SOLID COLOR A Lovely Gift 5'ear pendants were presented to ' f^nging from 340 a week for office ALUMINUM lishing A copy of this order In some doms of our great democracy. Topn for Tots members of the troop, and Karen i’o.vs to J120 for experienced news- ttewspAper hAving A circulAtlon In said "The challenge to our freedoms KNITS C Q c I.arson was made a Brownie at men. TYie pre.xcnt top Is $110. The District, At leAAt five dAys before the lies before you. Thoee of us who WMa4Waa«be flemsnils also Included a require­ dAy ot SAid hcAring. u iM Ihia time. A program of game* JOHN '>■ i^''itLLETT. Judgft rounded out the party, which was ment that nine out of 10 new em­ WALL TILE! Combed cotton shirts for boyt ployes hired be gulldmen. a night AT A COURT o r PROBATE, held greatly enjoyed by ail thoae prea- and girh, with ribbed crew ent. differential of one hour's. pay per At MAnchester. within And for the THE HOUSING shift, arbitration of group layoffs Ranges* Refrigerators District of llAncheMer. on the 3th rsecks. 3, 4, 5, 6, 6K Mr. Rsy Peak, represent Inf our source, day of June, USO. AUTHORITY OF THE REG. 114.S0 More birthday news — thl» from on eeonomy grounds, a five-day Color goos nil th* way through, esn’t Present. JOHN J. W ALLBTT. Troop 34, Brownie.s. which meets week or higher pay for tabulators, Washers and All Judge. T O W N OF M A N C H E ST E R at Robertson school under the lead­ and a one-year contract. wear o ff! Won't chip, peel, crack or will be in our basement Tuesday after­ Estate ot Harriet C. Richmond, late 43c SPARK PLUG “SEA KING” ership of the Misses Dorothea and The World-Telegram and Sun Other Ap|>liaiices of Mkncheater, In said District, de­ will accept bids on rubbish noon to assist anyone Interested In tile. ceased. SAVE I Muriel Smith. Mary Rita La- said it could not meet these terms dent. Easy (o inslalt. Wide choice of 5 H.P.* TWIN Tile Actninlstrator having exhibited romoval at Silver Lane 3 3 c Motte'a mother planned a surprise because of business conditions, and COM his Administration account with aald ew^wwU party to help celebrate her daugh­ Tti.JW.IIAU decorative colors, solid or marbeUzed! Us uses and applications. made the following counter-offer. estate to this Court for allowance. It la V ter's recent birthday for the regu­ ORDERED: That the 31st day ot Homes and Orford Village. A general pay Increase from $2 None finer at any price) Pep lar meeting Brownies, cupcakes June, 1S40, at ten o’clock, forenoon, at to $5 weekly and increases of $1 the Probate Office in the Municipal Bids close June 21, 1950. up your pickup—save gas ort 109“ and ice cream were enjoyed by the to $3.50 a week in minimum scales, Building In said MAnchester, be and *OACBa»4a4000msi girls, who, like all Scouts. Just love making the top minimum $113.50 Hie same is assigned for a hearing on the highway. Buy a sell to eat. Specifications may be ob­ for experienced newsmen; arbitra­ the sllowance of said Admlnlstra'.lon tion of wage conditions If both account with said eatate and Ascertain­ Compare of S130. Pow­ ment of bclra and order of distribution, tained at 80 Waddell Road. A nthetlng of the Senior Plan­ sides cannot agree; a Job security 3.39 PLASTIC HOSE erful, dependable Twin ning board will be held Thursday and this Court directs that notice ot REG. 2.98 CHILDREN'S SANDALS clause "in effect" the same ax that the time and place asalgned for saic — speeds up to 14 afternoon at 3:30, to discuss plans 824-828 Main St. liearlng be given to all persona known REDUCEDI at the New York Times; mainte­ Reduced for this sale onlyl Get a pair m.p.h., 360* pivot re­ for the Senior day at Camp Merri- nance of membership; eight paid to be Interested therein to appear and IIA 2.88 Wood next Monday and to make Tel. 5161 be heard thereon by publishing a copy for your youngster... they're light and ^ verse. Automatic rewind holidays a year instead of six; a o f this order in some newspaper hav­ plans for joint actlMtlea of the night differential of 75 cents for Manchester airy . . . plent)rsturdy, too. Brown, with Save axtra! 5-yr. guarantee. starter. Only 45 Ibs.l Senior troops. ing A circulAtlon in said District, at A s A M an the night shift and $1.50 for the least five days before the day of said All girls who have juat gradu­ long-wearing Wardolite solea 8'A-3. fof* gjhid 2|3rda lighter than rubber, a Reg. 51.50 I'/i H.P. third or overnight shift, and a 35 bearing. Sea King...... 49.5 0 ated from grammar schcool or who JOHN J. W ALLE TT, Judge. Lived . • . e 8.88 Hoee, 89 ft...... 4A8 are already in high school who are hour work week Instead of the interested In Senior Girl Scouting present 37(j. AT, A COURT o r PROBATE held AM ERICAN Ux-lnc stwadards are Invited to spend the day at St Uxncbsster within and for tbe « i » tbe blfbest la tbe worlA W ELECTRIC DRILL Dlitrict . of Msnchexfer. on the 13th They are ae because Americans Camp Merri-Wood, June' 19, as Sheer Nylon'Rayon (lay ot j'une, lUO. RIO.32.95 ^ ^ 9 7 guests of the Senior troops. They PrcMnt, JOHN J. WALLETT. meet the realities ef progress will be contacted by some member Judft. without aaerlficbig tbmga that of the committee, or should eon- Eatste of Minnie B. Upton. Iste of bring pleasure, comfort and Manchester, In sUd District, deceased. aobtee. Uct either Patricia Shirer, 5221. o p e T? Joeobi gear chuck; remove or Denise La Croas, 2-3523. The administrator having exhibited 2 Way Collar Shirts lilt sdminlitrstlon account wltl^ aald Thus it Is only fltUng that handle for dose quarter drill­ estate to thia Court for allowance, It Is American funeral aervtoe should Target Shooters KUIe Self TUESDAYS ORDERED: That the 34th day of be at a lexrel equally high. A ing. No lead speed 450 RPAA June. ItSO, at ten o'clock (C.a.t) fore­ maa loved and honored deeervea By Mrs. Anne Cabot East Haven, June 18—h.she 3 SS isorked la croas and other faunillar By Sue Burnett USUALLY 4.98 AND 5.98 this Court directs that notice of the eral oervlee eondneted with found his body, a rifle bullet wound ■ t o < M ( • ‘ . I f stitches In sppesUng colors. The Sturdy, practical play clothea In the head. Dr. Robert Taylor, time and place assigned lor sold hear­ sympathy, ataoerity and quiet edging la crocheted In popular for the younger set that are fun medical examiner, said Grula. the ing be given to all persons known to efflrteacy. Cushion-sab, thickly tubed eet* be trftereeted therein to appear and pineapple moUfe. to sew. Sister wears a tiny sleeved son of Mr. and Mrs. Lazar Grula, I 'u - . ’-.-Jit ■ I....:'- i j tens! 9 excitinf cakarsl Rubber­ Pattern No. 8946 conalsts of hot dress with matching panties; long be heari. thereon by publishing a had committed suicide Police copy of this order In some newspaper ized non-skid bockinf I Iron traafer for 8 motifs. 2 each or short overalls are auitable for said they were told Grula recently having a circulation In sold District, at Vt the 4 designs measuring lOVi to a boy or girl. had been under a physician's care least five days before tbe day of said 5% tacbea; cokir chart, atltch U- Pattern No. 8141 cornea in sizes for a nervous disorder. Chaples H. Sturtevant FATHER’S DAY SPECIAL hearing, and by moiling In a register­ tustratlons) complete crocheting 2r 3, 4, 5, 6. 8 and 10 yeara. Size ed letter on nr before June 16, 1950, a REO. 12.9S RADIO instruetioiis, material require- 3, drees, 1 1-2 yards of 35 or 39- copy of thia order addreaavd 4o Doiisdd Inch; panties, 6-8 yard; short over­ Danlelsoa .Plants for Sale .1. Tuttle. Linden street. Oreeufleld, 2 -K . FRIEZE LIVING ROOM SUITE 3 COLORS REG. 10.DS OIIARANTIB 24 MOfj BMnts and sUtCh Illustrations. Painting - Decorating lass.; John S. Tuttle. 1636 Main street Bead 30 cents, la coins your alls, 1 yard; long overallo, 1 5-8 yards. Danielson. Juna IS—69 nr designs, gifte and Summer Fashion. 48 pagaa of ates three plants here' and one TcL 6S57 or 2-9196 JOHN J. W ALLE TT, Judge. ‘ al features.. new stylea, fabric news, special ieach In. Attawaugan and Ballou- . and dlrec featurei. Frea' pattern printed vltte, pbms to retire from the btiel. 25 Lilley St. Manchester L Inside the book. ’ I ness If the jH^e Is made. ■ .. . • ' - i . . t .. . '..i. . ■.i ■\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY. JUNE IS. 1950 PAGE TSntTBBN. MAINUIIESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1950

In. Jimmy Griffin bolted one oo a liop to third tliat . handcufied Hlummcr, bounding off hi* cheat Built On Inlrffrily Growtnt On Sanrlrn for an btficid hit as Berube scored. Frank Staszowski Tops Pros Wall Ford bounced slowly on the miltons Risk Perfect Record Against BA^s Tonight right side and an attempt was made to gel Lyles at home. It Turnpike Auto Body Works Btandlng* 1 wasn't even close. Cliff Keeney IKfi MIDDLK TURNPIKE PHONE TOM lig Torringtoii Golfer I Team \v L Pet I then belted a double down the Rivals in Big Game Tonight Rival Pilot* in Tonight'* Game Kell Holding I iamillon ...... 6 0 l.OOUj left field Ibie (or Uie third marker. Cards One Under Par | BA's ...... ft 2 .7141 Jim Griffin opened the sixth, Mechaniral and Auto Body Repairing ^ Boldud Homers Twice Taggart Nominated LOCAL 1 Slender Lead PasAnl'a ...... 3 i 429' reaching ss Bernle August let * EARL %. 69; Fisher Score* Ace PA'S ...... 3 N 375 ' [lop-up fall In front of the plate. Painting, Prompt Service In Pro-Aiiialeur Eveiil Rockville ...... Z .280 Ford walked. Mike Saverick sacri­ SPORT YOST As NB’s Triumph, 9-3 Bilk a iy ...... 2 5 286 ficed and was safe as Brownie To Oppose Leaders .381 Two Points Better -dropped another throw. Keeney Written Guarantee Termt *1 Sport* Editoi Torrlngton'.^ Frank Staszowski By Hal Turkington Green drew passes forcing In two CHATTER Than Dropo'* Mark; run*. Bob Starkel doubled for * Spoil Delmt of Sunny- sptured the Pro-Amateur Tourna­ Prop* Have Racked Up The difference between the BA's pair before May popped up to Sun Goes Down ment .»onaor;d by the Connecticut Five RS ill Top Ten and lb Silk CIt..' Iasi night cun The Northern Connecticut Board sifles ill Soflliall Twi Sports Schedule third for the first out Berube t im e of the six triumphs re-, Six Straight Win* fO A yesterday afternoon at the I ea.auy b? lound aflei checking iiilu corded In Twl Baseball League of Umplrea will hold an Important -Bristol singled, but there wasn't anyone Leupiie; Riidfly Limits (») Tonight Manchester Countr,' Club with a UhlcHgo, June 13—lA*! The Bos­ I the soorebook to see why the de­ play this season by the Hamilton meeting Thursday night at 8 AB R H PO A In Twi League Play; on al the time, as Green aeovod ou HERE’S A SUPER r Cards vs. Red ilox. 6 p. ra. — ton Red Sox are proving emphall- fending champs won 12 to o. It I H wild pitch and .Starkel moveil Props h*ve been by one run mar- [o'clock at the British American Loser* to Four Hit* Thompson, rf , . 2 0 I 0 0 me under par '46-34—69. Three Memorial. cally that it takes more than pow­ I was a 3-3 l>all game going into the around on another Bemie August rtii Another win was by two Club. Hill, c f ...... m . 3 0 1 2 0 Expect Large Crowd BA’s vs. Hamilton, pro# shared runnerup nonor* to the ■ er at the plate to top the Ameri­ : last half of the sixth, and then the runs, one by six markers, and the , ------Leal, l b ...... 4 1 1 6 0 6 p. m. — error ntsudlnga long driving Torrlngton ace. They j can League. They have five reg­ I Acts broke out the side show to sixth by 24 runs.- The Hamlltons . xlex Hackney. Bobby La- Machowski, ss • 4 1 0 1 2 Oval. Hamilton ri.'ika an unbeaten Lyle* singled aim an error by W L P e t.; ulars among the leading ten bai­ I the circus they pul on the flfid ui rlsk their perfect six and nothli^ Francis, Hank Haefs and Bill Bolduc, rf. If , . 4 3 ;i 3 0 lA's vs Doves. 8:45 —Robertson. record against what sliould 1)« were Walt Clchoi. of Wllllmanllc. ' .Stan C.riffin let Jim GniTIn, no Italian-Americans 4 0 l.(K)0 1 ters—but still are in third place. I their last outing when they suffer­ record tonight against the defend- Locgwood, a foursome In the PGA Riigllo, 2b . . . . 2 1 2 0 0 Paris vs. Nas.iilT’s, 6:15—Char­ j their roughest opponents tonight .Stan Stasrc^\^ski of Green Woods- 5',-j games out of first. | relation, gel to first while a run Kaceys ...... 3 1 .7.50 I ed a 28-t slirllncktng freun Hamll- Ing champion Britlsh-Amerlcans gpoosored Pro-Amateur Tourna- Chapman, 3b . . 3 0 0 0 2 ter Oak. 1 when they face the BA's, .defend- and'ufo tThlzlnrki of Chippanec, Detroit's third sacker. George i crossed. Not feeling safe on any­ -c o M Dovalette* ...... 2 1 .666 , Zion's vs. South Meth., 6:15 — more pop-ups, Blanc took two at the Oval. j ment at the Country Club yester- Kleinschmidt, i: 0 0 0 0 0 ^ ing champs, al the Oval. Game ^11 eith 70s. Hofii pro Alex Hack-| Kell, who shaded Ted Wllllama for ' .Vlchols-Brl.itol . . 2 3 .400 ’ Memorial. I You can point your finger at aev himself to end the fateful canto. j day, all registered birdies on the Roddy, p . . . . . 3 2 1 0 1 ' time is six o'clock. A banner ney shot a 41-34—75. Hacaney i the 1940 batting crown, has worm- One of the fleetest base runnera 'North Knda ...... 1 2 ,333 , , crowd la expected. It was a sad showing by the fourth hole. Kelsey, If ...... 1 0 0 1 0 VVedneeMlay. June 14 missed an eagle on the 13th when ' cd Into the lead with .381. He Is i cral players who treated the crowd , In the Softball Twl League U little •Siinnyside* ...... 0 5 .000 Hamilton vs. Rockville, 6 p. m. Coach .Vrt Pongratz of the East to some provoking playing At .Vres coming within a week after Camhy, 2b ... .. 2 0 1 1 0 his .aacond sho. hit the pm and only two points ahead of Boston's H O U S l Tony Oecere of the Dovalettes. pat Bolduc made an auspicious Hartfonl nine has not announced Walt Dropo who has ,379 Cleve­ first the clients laughed, but they Prexy Nick Angelo put his finger Jarvis, c ...... 3 1 1 8 0 —Oval. rolled six in.'hes frcui the cup. Tony can run like a deer and cov­ debut Inst night with Nichols Bris­ John Roddy furnished the pitch­ Sloan, cf . . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 North Ends vs Doves, 8:45 — his starting pitcher, but he has land’s Larry Doby, last week's eventually luiued to jeers- that la on some of their hall player* to ers plenty of ground in the out­ tol In the Twi Softball League ing and Pat Bolduc the hitting as Robertson. four to call on. George Swan, Al Labutls. p'lj at Chaae. and | leader, skidded 33 point* to a from the few fans who remained produce or else. Silk f’ lty la woe­ field. ______excellent southpaw, might get the Dr. JoBCpli May. a Walerbury | fourth place .362. fully weak at several position* with a home run. Bolduc, who Nichols-Bristol spoiled the debut Totals ...... 31 9 11 21 5 8 Army Sc Navy vs. Groves, 6:15 / to sec the end of the silly affair. started the season as playing Bunnyaldes (S) —Charter Oak. nod, as he has some differences dentiat, won the Pro-Amateur | Hoot Evers of Detroit Is third The BA's scored all their run* simply because the present posi­ Did you notice that the Twl of the Sunnysldes by posting a 9 to Ernie Dowd John lledlund coach of the Motors, also blasted AB R H PC Red Jarko Cliff Keeney Temple vs. Second Congo*, 8:15 to settle himself. Two years prize with a 31-3.- 62. Labutls and with ,363. After Doby come four aided and abelled by some sloppy tion holder* don't play ball, but Baseball League has a Blanc and a ago the B A ’s beat him three Whilr a single and a second home run for 3 win last night at Robertson Park Leonard, 3b ... 2 1 0 0 (Hamlltoa) (B A 's) Paul Fako of Candlewood Lake I Red Sox in succession Al Zarilla siipiwrl by the Aces Bobby Blanc Hoem to use the game a* a form LeBlanc? Bobby Blanc hurls for —Memorial. times during the regular season his night's work. in a Twilight Softball League Gustamachio, 2b 4 1 0 3 were second, one stroke behind, 31- with .461. Johnny I’esky. .349. Dom twirled anottier fine game (or the of evening exercise. Silk City A. Sii|H*r Uoii.st' Paint, gal. 4.99 the Silk City while Leo LeBlanc play. He was hurling for Mori- DlMaggio. .341. and Williams. .333. C officials were burned up alter SB 42- 84 Beal local pro-member , Silk City a Job well done and de­ pitches for the Polish-Americans. game. Malick, ...... 4 0 0 2 arty’s at the time. Swan got his Only three Boston regulars are Tommy Gorman, former Man­ score was a 34-3;4 66 by Hackney Cards Anxious to Tack serving ol victory But. you can t the game and promised some ilc- When the two tangle it could de­ Bezzinl. I f ...... 3 1 2 2 revenge by knocking the Maple out of the top ten but remain defi­ cided ehange* Siiprr PrinitT . . . gul. 4.99 chester High football star and Roddy, making his first start In Tully. c f ...... 2 0 0 0 Donkey Exhihiliou and Norm Reeks. win tile game by yourself in short, i velop Into a shooting battle with N. B. silks, scattered four hits, Yanks Hope to Make Streeters off in two straight to nite contenders In the batting race. RA'« (12) (Cesh Priree) both sides firing Blancs. later a fine guard at Yale Univer­ Trlnks, c ...... 3 0 1 5 One of the features of the day tile Aces played lacksdaisiral sity with the football Bulldogs, walked five, fanned four and hom- cop the town title. Ernie Noake Loss on Red Sox Tonight Catcher Birdie Tebbetts and Short- A B R H PO A E CiPolla, rf ---- 3 0 1 0 Wecliiestlay Night is a former mate. Tlip BA's beat was a bole ii one by chunky Vern _ _ _ stop Vern Stephens arc In the .300 baseball. graduated from Yale last Sunday. ered to aid hi* own cause. Bcompeted as usual for the League Dodgers and a single for four runs driven in. Glamsanto, cf .. 2 0 0 0 until you see that big softball could also be slated to toe the at the local course this season. C.Trdinala tonight when they meet is scheduled to pitch (or the Cards | j, pressing the leaders in runs 6 oVlock at Mt. Nebo. .. .i._ I,..11 . run* 08 well second registered by the BA's were Gjreen. rf Manchester Army and Navy Club. night at Ingram started for the losers giv­ game tomorrow evening at Rob­ slab. Nineteen pros competed the Red .Sox at Memorial Field at with Billy Mozzer In the bullpen. also unearned. On the other hand.! starkel, cf . Winner was Jesse VanZant by 150 ing up nine hits and nine runs in . 27 3 4 18, 9 3 N ,« York Now Reg«r,l. DoVCS Big guns with the Sox Include Totals ertson Park between the Silk City Vic Taggart is slated to toss The sumary; 6 o’clock. The Red Birds are the as sharing the nins-battcd-in lead all three of the Aces’ marker* [ May, lb . . . Be sure your color yards. Lou White was third and Joe Levrio, "Spots " Zanlungo, five innings. Mik ■ Klamago finished Innings Detroit. Not Boston, " Aces and George Mitchell's Nass- only wlnle.ss team in the league. Fddie Wojcik and Bill Kelley i with Williams, each w ith 61. "Sparky” Sardella. Joe Sartor and them up for the BA’s. Taggart Pro Scores were earned. You can't blame Ihelijeruhe. c .. Johnny Kelley fifth. Robbins ex­ up and wa.1 nicked for two bingles N. B.’s ...... 041 400 X—9 iff Arms. What makes this game was on the Hamilton squad last h.Tving tasted two defeats. The wiiilc Bob Sweet and Al Foley j Following Williams in the bat- pitcher, manager, oi even the fansj?$,yles, p . . . pected to place fourth or fifth but Roger Bazurka made up the part A* the Team to Beat; Frank Staszowski. Tor­ have been heavy .sticker* in previ­ scheme is correct*,. and no score in one canto. Sunnysldes ...... 201 000 0—3 so important, you ask? It’s not year. He, likewise, is hopeful rlngton ...... 35-34 — 69. Hod Pox have split In two games , ting parade are Johnny Groth of (or getting sore about last night's reports, "I ran an especially well of local men who went fishing off Play Tonight ous starts for the Dodgers. Detroit with .332 and Phil RIzzuto The Sunnysldes rej^istered two Runs batted in Bezzinl 2, Tully, Full Slate Tonight just a regular game, but the play­ of turning back his ex-mates. Walter Ctchon. Willi- I Al Cole IS expected to start on fracas. Tot H la. .42 12 Ask to see paced race, hence the second rath­ Point Judith, R. I., last week and markers In the fin . to take a brief Thompson 2, Bolduc 4, Ruglio, ers from both teams will be rid­ Jerry Flood will also be on hand ■ of New York with .330 to complete j er than fourth or fifth that I ex­ came home with 300 pounds of fish. mantle ...... 35-35—70 Cal Lyles went to the hill (or Silk tily (S) 2 to 0 lead. Leonard walked and Lesl; Home runs; Bolduc 2, Roddy, ing Ralph Godfrey's original pan­ to help should Taggart run Into Stan Staszowaki, Green ' the fir.sl ten. 0 pected. I almost caught Van­ Included In the catch were blues, Beverly Scheduled to Manchester ...... 36-32 67 Williams kept ahead In homer the BA's and was in trouble in Hie .Bibrlnr,. 2b 2 D 0 0 1 Gustamachio reached on Rugllo’s Bezzinl; Stolen bases: Hill, Madl- By Jack Hand handle donkeys. trouble. Woods ...... 37-33—70 I Zant." Robbins, who Is studying sea bass, cod and pollock. I^evrio S. Staszowski and Earl Sports in Brief j first inning when Uic Ace* pul Fill*. 2b , 2 0 0 0 0 “GEMS OF COLOR" poor throw. After Malick grounded gan; Left on bases: Sunnysldes 8, Associated Press Sports Editor The Aces have been installed I production with 18 and look the for his doctor's degree St New Pitch for Undefeated Both clubs prc.sent a lineup of Leo Chlzlnski. Chlppa- Griffin, Green Woods 3S-.43 -68 _____ 1 lead In runs with 55 Kell baa the across all of their runs. After that William* cf . . 3 2 0 1 hooked Into a seven-foot shark N. B.'s 7; Bases on balls: Ingram Seriously disturbed by Detroit’s the favorites because this will nee ...... 35-3.'i— 70 ; York Medical College, say* he will out. Chapman to Le.si, Bezzlne good hitter.s. Charlie McMeans, House and John Dom- Biiseijail I most hits. :r>. an«l two-hayjjprR he was tough, yielding but three Booth, If 3 0 n 0 0 and had It half-way into the boat 3, Roddy 6; Strike-outs; Ingram Twi Softball Leaders mark the third time that they Al Labutls. Cha.se. . . . 36-35— 71 1 68 be on obstretlcs next month (24 when the line broke. Sardella and singled home a run and Tully solid strength, the New York Yan­ Hal Ivcwis. Pat Bolduc. Joe Berner bek, Ludlow ...... '♦6-32 St. L luus I’reBideni KreO Saigh . with 18. lV)by and Philadelphia a lilts and not allowing a runner Brown. Ih . . 4 7 0 3 6, Roddy 4; Hits off: Ingram 9 for have played donkey game, the and Ed Lasko are the heavy Art House. Ludlow... 36-,46—72 j Bontempo and Tony . 'J 0 0 3 1 3 hours on, 24 hours off) and does S&rtor are policemen. rescued the second with a fly ball kees remained hopeful today of c.il)€iJ off tlip scheduled Sunday | Bob Dillinj^er arc tied in base past second. Successive posses to B. Griffin, ss not expect to take part In any 9 runs In 5 innings; Flamago 2 for Undefeated in their first four game that has been sweeping the stickers. Mike Zwlck hasn’t Allan Mackintosh, Wil- Lieber, Franconia . 3.5-33 68 Jerry William* and Freddie Booth J, August, rf 2 0 0 0 0 1 to left, making a major deal before the 38-3.V—73 nij{hl frame between the St. Louifl i Pteaiinp wlUi ftve thefts apiece. PHONE races until late summer or early NB’a Take Leeul 0 runs In 1 Inning; Passed balls: country the past sixteen seasons. found the range jit the Ova! as braham ...... Mackinto.sli and Tom plus Ed Brown's single to center Plummer, 3b . 3 0 2 1 0 414S Thursday midnight deadline. starts, the Italtan-Amerlrans Cardinals and Brooklyn July lb Dillinper aUo .shares the lead in Trinks 3; Loslng^ltcher; Ingram; Big Yosh Vlncek, Mike Wrobel, yet, but he is a veteran cam­ Bob Schappa, Rock- Tracy, Wilbraham. . 36-33—69 after one out produced the initial B August, c , 3 n 3 0 3 faU. Miisial Enjoying Nichols-Bristol took the lead In The world champions have more meet the once beaten Dovalettes after beinp advdaed il violated triples with Now Yorks Tommy Umpires: D. Q ^ le s - Gleason; Hal Burnett, Joe Nowak, and Ed­ paigner of Twilight League ball ledge ...... 36-37-731 Curtin and Frank Wil- tally. A balk let the second run Blanc, p . . . . .1 0 0 2 i 0 the second with four big rifns. respect than ever for the Tigers die Wilson are all experienced Mike Kundrant. Candle- 36-33- 69 leaRue lejijulaUons. Henrich. each with Nix. Holly Mandly will defend his Time; 1:25. tonight at Robertson Park in a and couM spark the attack. Tbs r OB -1 ...... I'hiladelphia The Philadelphia , Tommy Byrne of New \ ork Rtill dent the dish. Jim August strolled Bolduc opened the frame with after watching them bounce hack Twi-.Softball League encounter. mule trainers, or so they claim. BA's also have many .300 plus wood Lake ...... 3.5-38— (3 , and Stan Mat- 12 i h e State golf championship June 26- Wide Bal Ix'ad Athletlcr' management annowiiced- had the best pitchinp record with and tliiok Plummer lined a single Totals: 27 3 ft Ifl 7 29 at Brooklawn Country Club In blast to right evnter good for four from two Yankee Stadium defeat-s Game time is scheduled for 8:45. Those of you who witnessed last hitters In Jackie May. Bob Stark- Vic Panders, Sheneroa- zak. Rockicdge 31-35 89 0 12 the cluli will not be sold this sum­ 7-1 for .975 Another Yankee to right on the hit And run, send- | BBA's A * ...... 0 3 0 0 9 X — Bridgeport. Annual father and bases Ruglio followed with a single to win the finale and then sweep Bill Beverley, slender right- year's game will long remember el. Cliff Keeney. Tony Berube, sett ...... 39-35 -74 : Dunn and Royce Filz mer Ailie Reynolds, remained the Ing the third run over. .811k City ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 0—3 son Championship tourney of the New York, June 13—(/Pi—Stan and reached third as Jarvis reached three straight at Boston. handed curveballer. will serve the exhibition put on by young Jim Griffin and Mike Saverick. Frank Sarro, Rumble .,^1 Patrick. pALllLK, CDhas.se . . . .46-33 69 Runs batted in: J. Griffin. Sav- Home Runs Aid Many of the Yonks now regard Racing strikeout lender with 62 Two errors put the Aces in the Connecticut State Golf Associa­ Mufilal is pulling away again In on a two base error. Joe Thomp­ them up for the Eldridge Street­ Mr. Wilson who had the bucking This should be the game of the Brook ...... 38-37 i5 ^ Schappa and Art Wilkie Battinr leaders (120 or More AB) erlek, Keeney 2, Green, Ktarkel 2 wecieHmya!: .New York - Thiee Rings iJ4.70l hole In the second frame. Jackie tion will be played Thursday at the National League batting race. son drove in the sixiond and third the Tigers Instead of the Red Sox ers with Moc Pringle on the re­ Texas mules eating from his year. It will be the first of . Mike Bonatate, Bridge­ .Sr., Manohe.sler .40-33 69 AB H. P<-; Lyles. Brown. .S. Griffin Plummer; as "the team to beat." Boston lost 39-36—75 won the Queens County tlnndicap May reached as Billy .Sibrlnz bool­ the Farmington (Country Club. With about one third of the sea­ runs of the Inning with a line .sin­ ceiving end. Big John Pringle has hands. three ela.shc.s between the t\M» port ...... Kringle and Milt Wein­ Kell, Detroit 197 75 .381 T\vo base hits: Williams Keeney, Walnut Will plenty of prestige by dropping Alex Hackney. Man­ I at Aqueduct. ed his weak grounder. Tony son In the records, the St. Louis gle through the middle. Tlu- fourth | found his batting eye and will be Nassiff's also boast of some team.s. stein, Oxford . ... 36-33 —69 Starkel, Lyles. Stolen bases: J four In a row after rolling up that chester ...... 41-34 -75 I Areudia. t.'alif Woodside View i Berube hit a double-play ball to S U $t.MAUtsr. Did you notice the window dls- Cards’ first baseman holds a 37- marker came in on a fielder’s in the starting line-up along with fine riders in Mitchell. Joe "Hop- Tivohig and -Al Spel- Griffin 2, Berube 2, Williams: Sac­ 29-4 record score on St. Louis last Ed Twohig, Amherst. . . 38-37—75 I man. Amherst ...... 35-34 69 ($19,901 won the featured purse 1 ^ . short. Stan Griffin had to make ■ play at Glenney'a Men's Shop on point lead. choice, a single and a fielder's the hard hitting trio of Red Ga- along" Lebeldz. Norm Bjorkman, Tennis the play at second himself when rifices: Saverick: Left on bases; Opalurh and Buldt Hit week. Henry Bontempo, Fran­ _ i Bontempo and Tom Kel- at Golden Gate Fields. 1 ‘ ''^'eland Main street Head and shoulder Although Brooklyn's Jackie Rob­ choice. Bolduc singled in the third, vello. Banjo Galli and Franny Bill Shaw and Jimmy Gleason. BA's II. Silk thty 7: Bases on Pitching is the big Yankee prob­ conia 38-38- .2 lev. Manchester . 36-33 69 PaiVtiKket. K I. Mifflin I f;*'"!''"' Siliriii/ failed to cover the b.ig His LUMBER— COAI>— FllEL OH. pictures of members of the Boston inson, the 1949 champ, replaced advanced to third on two passed Round Tripper* in Phillips. Yes air, kiddies, for the treat Cleveland -Pancho Segura won throw beat Berube to first, hut balls: Lyles 4. Blanc 7: Strikeouts: Sox are pinned up around lem. It’s the same story in Boston. Henry Gerardi, Putnam 41-.46- i7| ^nd Tom Biu- i546.lO) \V(jii th^ Inauffuml F’ursc | ^ Pittsburgh’s Johnny Hopp In sec­ balls and scored the fifth run of the Junnie Brazauskas will toe the of the year, get mom and dad to the National profes.slonal cham­ I Brown dropped the easy toss. Lyles 5, Blanc 3; Hit hy pitcher by merchandise. Yesterday noon ond place during the week, Musial 10-6 Win Over Ace* The difference is that New York take you over to Robertson Park pionship when' leg rrampa forced- Frank Kringle. Oxford NC , ^o. Bridgeport...... 3,5-35 70 at Narragansell Park ' S ’ BUILDlNt^ MATERIALS— PAINT and HARDWARE game on Rugllo’s ba.se knock. slab for the Burnside aggrega­ Stanton. Del. Phiblant ' 501 I " I Lyloa then added his own cause by Blanc ( Berube 1. Balk: Lyles; this writer noticed the unique dis­ widened his lead. Stan is hitting owns e.xcess talent that could help tomorrow evening for entertain­ Frank Kovacs to default in fourth ,Ioe Curtin, Edgewoo*. NC I ^;urtin and Mort Mes- Four more runs dented the plate tion with Marly Klinglc wearing Peter Dunn. Cohasse. . . .M-’ l Edgewood ...... 35-35 70 captured the Headline Pleei’ le- ’ ; .sending a double Inside the flral Wild Pltchea: Blanc. Lyles; Um­ play and saw black crepe over one .384, on averages including Sun­ Standings other clubs. set. Segura led, two sets to one. Rizziito, New Yolk 194 64 330 Open 7 A. M. lo 5 P. M. Dally, Including Wed. AftemooB* the catching regalia. Al Sleurpa, ment you'll long remember. Pro-.Amateiir Scores chase at Delaware Park base bag. With the infield drawn pires: Yost. Vittner. of the pictures. Three guesses in the fourth on a lead off home W’ Pet. ! In that category go second base- Bontempo and Ed Pol- day's games, and Robinson is bat­ Jimmy McCurry and Bud E>ono- Labutls and Dr, Joseph 45-3.5 Chieago—Blue Holly i $11801 who the left fielder was whose run by Roddy and a three-run Garden Grove ...... 5 1.000 I man George Stlmwelss, catcher malier, Franconia Honor For Mr. Mack Open ’Til Noon On Saturday ting .347. van are expected to lead the at­ May. C hase...... 31-31 62 Sarro and (Jlarcnce An­ won the feature race at Washing- picture was trimmed. A new challenger has appeared round tripper by Bolduc. The Sun- Paris CAirtaln ...... 3 .750 ! Ralph Houk or Gus Nlarhos, pitch- Chicago. June 13 iP - Connie nysides talllerl their third and final tack against young Mr. Beverley. Labutls and Walt Sim­ derson, Manchester 36-3-1 70 Inn Park In Duke Snider, Brooklyn's young Nasslff Arms ...... 3 .600 I Pr Lon Johnson and an outfield- 31- 32 63 Mack baseball s grand old man. run in the third on a four base The Doves, with their aggressive mon*. C h ase...... Twohig and Fd C.ara- General , Billy Brown. 167, local profes­ center fielder. The Duke moved Walnut Tavern ...... 3 .500 j style of play have gained many Kundrat and Paul Fako. 36-34 7(1 . will sit In a special Comiskey Park blow by Joe Bezzinl. way, Amherst ...... New Y'ork -Ted Brenner said he sional middleweight boxer, was into third place, only three points Jarvis Contractors ... 2 .400 ; The Yankee pitching situation local supporters and a close hard Dad knows best...that's why he wants (Tandlewoqd Lake 32- 32Gerardi 64 and Joe Mitch­ bad offered light heavyweight i box, bedecked with ribbon*, at the outpointed by Joe Arthur, 166^, behind Robinson with a .344 aver­ Army and N avy ...... 2 .400 I is desperate. Johnson, sidelined fought contest is forecast. The iF. Staszowski and John ell, Amherst ...... 46-.41 ^9 ! champion Joey'Maxim $2o,000 to I Major League’s 17th annual All- o f Chicago, last night In a feature age. Red M e n ...... 1 .250 hy a skin ailment, remained In u.sual attendance prize will be Mack. Torrlngton . . 34-30 -64 ' Gerardi and Joe Mitch­ defend bis crown against Ray Rob­ ■ Star game July 11 10-round bout in Chicago. Enos Slaughter, with Musial the Last Nights Fights Silk City ...... 1 .167 New Lork when the club headed awarded. chon and Sam Cichon. ell. Wethersfield 37-34 71 inson. Observing ni.« golden annlver- ALLESON’S Barstosv ^lys one-two punch of the league-lead­ west. That left Casey Stengel Wllllmantlc ...... 34-30 -64 Sarro and Frank D’Am­ Coin m bus — Mayor James I aarv in Major League ba.soball, The Store for MEN'S anti BOYS' W EAR WlUie Olckslnskl and Mickey ing Cardinals, moves up a notch Silk City went down to their with seven pitchers, including ichon and Stan Kopec. ico. Msnche.ster . 36- 35-71Hfiodes asked the Professional I Mack will be an honorary manager Murphy were among 13 Manches­ ,42-.42—64 to fourth at .339. By The Associated Press Joe Page and Duane Pillette. The c C o /iU f Wllllmantlc ...... Dunn and Steve Kri.s- Golfers Association to prevail up­ ' and loss out the firs bsll m start ter residents who received degrees fifth loss in the Rec Softball 723 MAIN ST.— CORNER BISSELL ST. Eddie Stanky's sparkling play San B'ranolsro Rex Layne, latter just recalled from Kansas acklntosh and John I toff. Cohasso ...... 37- 34on Ben 71 Hojan to play in the an­ from Hlllyer College at gradua­ League last night at the hands off 34-30 -64 ' ' the game. for the New York Giants is re­ 193 1-2, Lewiston, Utah, knocked City. Page, troubled by a sinus Thayer, Wilbraham. . Panclera and Dr Alex nual PG A . Tournament. OPEN THURSDAY— 9 A. M. lo 9 P. M. **irs The Truth ** tion exercises last Sunday. Olek flected In the Rverages. Stanky, out Bob Dunlap, 176, Oakland, the Walnut Street Tavern by a 10 condition, has pitched only one Stassowski and How­ Shapiro, Shenecos- Blnskl played varsity baseball and outside the top 10 a week ago, has Cahf.. (91. to 6 score. The win moved Wal­ Inning since June 3. ORIGINAL NO LINING ard Buckley. Green sett ...... 38-33 71 Title Bout Seen basketball while Murphy played A look at the June records em- YMterday’s Games 4FOLD Wood* ...... 34- 30--64 I W e Received 19 Inquiries in Our Mail climbed into a fifth place tie with Philadelphia Gene Burton, 148, nuts into fourth place with a .500 Panclera and Bill Peek. Chicago, June 13—(/?■ - Light basketball at HlUyer. Olcksln­ pha.sizes Detroit’s sizzling pace. Mackintosh and Walter Shenecos.sett 46-3.5 -71 Chicago’s Andy Pafko at .388, New Y'ork. outpointed Honeychlle average while Silk City now has hp.'ivyw eight champion Joey Maxim skl la a graduate of Rockville High Although they still trail the Yanks Eastern Gallca, Wilbraham 35- 30-Kringle 65 and Irv Stock- Dick Sialer of the Philliee tum­ Johnson, 149 1-2, Philadelphia a five and one recx>rd and rests in Hartford I and welterweight king flay Rob- This Morning On where he starred In sports while by a half a game In the won and 11-3, Williamsport Labutls and Ernie Dy- ser, Oxford ...... 38-33 71 John I. Okon WCDNESDAY ONLY bled from fourth to seventh at .337. ( 8 ). the cellar. (8)-4. ; in.soii may gel together in a title Murphy graduated from Manches­ lost columns, they're out front by •on, Chase ...... 33- 32-65Twohig and I.en Park­ Then comes Johnny Wyrastek. Cin­ niicago Joe Arthur, 166 1-2. Elmira 4, Albany 3. 2 1 bout if money matters and clear­ ter High and played baseball and Lloyd Jarvis gained his third .002 In percentage points. Chlzlnski and Stan llar- inson. Amherst ...... 47-35 “One Of Manchester’* WE O.OSE WEDNESDAY AT 12 N4M>N cinnati's only bright spot, at .327. Chieago, outpointed Billy Brown, victory as he gave up but four Binghamton 11, Wilkes-Barr* 3. w i m m o x m 34- 31 651 ance can be worked out. basketball. Since they left Biiggs Stadium, glvlcz, Pequabuck Gerardi and Bob Zal- Hopp is ninth at .326 and the 167, Hartford, Conn., tlO). hits. Stan Opalach blasted a Only games scheduled. 3 ' Ted Brenner, former mat- hmak- Oldest Painting Firms” Toledo—George Sugar Costner, the Tigers have won 10 and lost C3iltlnski and Andy Se- • I i man, Pinchurst ...... 38.35 With this coupon, you are entitled to huY Men’s EVINRUDE MOTORS Don Hall, a fine track and Giant’s Don Mueller tenth at .323. round tripper in the third inning National jerman. Chlppanee. . 35-30—66 j P„npipra a n d Jim I cr for the International Boxing j National ls>ague 1.50, Camden, N. J., outpointed two. It Is well known that Detroit No games scheduled. 39-34 _73 j Club 8 St. Nicholas Arena In New lulcriur Deeorutiug Woven Sanforized Madras cross country star at Manchester with a man on to give the Wal­ is a superior road team. Now they „ 6tf o e a u ^ m n u n e !^ F. Staszow'skI and Dick Brown. Sheneco.ssett. High a few years ago, was Plaver and club AB H Pet. Charlie Cotton, 150, Toledo (10). American Michaels. Torrlngton. 33-32 65 Y'ork. ha.s offered Maxim $25,000 Proof That People Like Evinrude* nuts on 8 to 1 lead. Then In the dig In at home for 16 games, start­ Curtin and Bob Mo- P a i n t i n g awarded a Bachelor's Degree In Musial, St. I-siuis .164 63 .384 New York— Artie Diamond, No games scheduled. F. Staszowski and John 37-37- 74 ti defend his crown or the pri- ! fifth inning after Silk City had ing with three against the Phila­ larder. Edgewood . . Sociology at Dartmouth Univer­ Robinson, Brisiklvn 17.5 61 .347 152 1-4, New Y'ork, stopped Tony International Kay, Torrlngton...... 33-32—65 vilege of 40 per cent of the net scored four runs, Baldt poled a delphia A ’s. Dunn and Bill Kozlow- F*aper Hanging Wa* talking to LeTin Fallot, the popular photbg* sity last Sunday. Snider, Brooklyn . . 186 64 .344 Bove, 146 3-4, Brooklyn (5). circuit clout with one on to make Bpringtfleld 3, Toronto 2. Schappa and Ray Whe- 42-36 -78 gate. The bout may be staged West Springfield, Mass.—Joe ' Venture Into Badlands ski. Coha-sse ...... BOXER SHORTS for f Slaughter. St. Louis 186 63 .339 lahan, Rockledge .... 33-32-66 . either in Brooklyn’s Ebbets Field 39 rapher this A. M.— H i* Evinrude Sportsman, 1935, it a 10 to 5 game and end the The Red Sox, winning only six Bonatate and Jack First balk of the Twi Baseball Stanky, New York 160 .M .338 Lindsay, 193, Brooklyn, outpoint­ scoring for the winners. Hackney and Norman Rogers. Bridgeport NC 1 or m Jersey City's Roosevelt • Complete Interior Dec­ League season was called on Cal Pafko, Chicago . . . 151 51 .338 ed Art Henri, 188, Jamaica, N. Y.. of 11 at Fenway Park against the Reeks, Manchester... 33-33 —46 I Stadium. Sices 29 to 42 still running atrong, 15 year*, ’’First thing friim ls Silk City got one run in the West, ventures Into the badlands orating Planning Lyles, BA flipper, last night when Sialer. Philadelphia 169 57 .337 (10). L. Pet. GBL. Hackney and Tom A’* For 8*1»—Next Year i second without the aid of a hit and where they have failed so misera­ grab for," Leon says. he failed to come to a complete Wyrostek. Cincinnati 159 52 .327 New Haven —Tommy Collins, Wilkes-Barre 14 .674 — Faulkner. Manchester 34-32—66 Philadelphia. June 13— — Tht i Only 6 To A Customer one in the fifth on a base on ball bly In the past. First stop for the • Complete Insurance one second pause with a runner on Hopp, Pittsburgh . . 135 44 .326 122, Boston, outiwintod Eddie Albany 18 .571 4 4 Hackney and Bundi Philadelphia Athletics will not be | and a hit. Their big inning was the Sox, now a fading third, la Cleve­ Coverage base. Mueller, New York 1.30 42 .323 t'ompo, 128 1-2, New Haven (10). Utica 18 .561 5 Tarca, Manchester... 33-33—66 COME IN AND SEE THE 19.50 MODELS fourth when they got four nins on land. Then comes Detroit. sold this season. ! Binghamton 10 .548 6 4 Chizinalcland Bud But the Philadelphia American Worth 59c and 79c Just one hit. The Yanks break In easy with • Quality Materials and Hartford 21 .500 7>/i Funk. Chlppanee . 35-31—66 League club managed by Connie ' Tonight's Game three at Chicago and four at St. TELEVISION Workmanship Elmira 23 .410 11 Schappa and Bill Kuf- Mack during its 50-year history Paris Curtains with a 3 and 1 Louis before riding Into Cleveland 23 .395 ta, R ockledge...... 34-32 - 66 ______Mem her Of ^ ■ W M W ’- W W.1 Williamsport 11'A still Is for sale at the right price, u p record will be out to gain another and Detroit on their 13-game Scranton 27 .308 15 Bonatate and Vern ^^^•50 win tonight when they meet Nas- the club o-wTiers announced yester­ $139.50 lALLESON'S 7X8 MAIN STREET I jaunt. They took 8 of 13 at the 1 Fisher, Wheeler Park 36-80—68 For Estimates siff’a at the Charter Oak Lots at Stadium against the Western St. Louis 17 .638 _ House arid Don Garri­ day. And Up 6. Naaslff's will be out to get .596 2 35-31—66 And James P. Clark, trucking teams. Brooklyn 19 son, Ludlow New Furniture, TEL. 4370 I N A M E ...... I back in the win column after los­ Despite the telephone number Philadelphia 19 .587 2H Clehon and Joe Kalita. executive and president of the ing their last two starts. scores at Boston, the St. I/miIs 23 .611 6 Wllllmantle ...... 35-32—67 Philadelphia Eagles of the Na­ Ranges, Refrigerator*, Boston . ‘ 74 HENRY STREET I A D D R E S S ...... 1 On the hill for Nasslff's will be Browns won 7 of 12 in the East. Chicago 22 .511 6 ' Av .8. Staszowski and Boh tional Football League, reiterated W asher* Bill Oorcoran while Graham Now they open at home against New York 24 .455 8H Bovee, Manchester . 35-32 -67 j a syndicate he heads is pri^partng (Cor. of Summit) Holmes will do the hurling for the Washington. Pittsburgh 31 .380 12 H Kundrat and Al Brook- an offer. MANCHESTER Jhi$ is the Onel Curtains. Holmes is one of the With Branch Rickey still scout­ Cincinnati 31 .326 14)4 er. Candlewood Lake 32-35—67 | CHAMBER'S best pitchers In the league and ing the circuit for pitching help, Schappa and Al Mear- Warehouse Sale* could prove to be tough for Nas Brooklyn comes home to play 16 Detroit 14 .696 — man, Rockledge...... 33-34.—67 | Biff's. games at Ebbets Field, trailing St. New York 15 .694 — House and Bill Kochs- j IT'S At The Green 23 .566 nec, Ludlow ...... 34-38—67 | YES. this Is TH E o ael 11 Walnut Street Tavern (10) Louis by two full games. Boston 5H Open 9 A . M . to 5 P . M. AB R H PO A E Eddie Dyer's Cardinals piled up Cleveland 23 .521 8 Bontempo ai>d Bill •OJ.C new Evinrude that gives you "mom o f Roux. Franconia . . . 33-35—68 | and 7:30 to 8:30 P. M. CorttfWd Kerr, ss ...... 0 1 0 0 0 0 an 8-3 record at Sportsman’s Park. Washington 26 .458 11 Woko H.r. everything” for tops in bosdng hull Chicago 31 .367 15)4 Kundrat and Steve lih's Top* In Quality ORDER NOW SUMMER PRICES! «« 4000 Martin, ss, cf . .4 1 1 1 2 0 Now they face a long tough 17- .360 16 B u d d. Candlewood OAL More power... thrilUog speed... * «^ Zanis, 2 b ...... 2 1 0 2 game road trip, opening In Phil­ Philadelphia 32 Low In Price 1 0 30 .333 16)4 Lake ...... 34-34—66 light u’tigbl. (Full 7.5 horsepower*, only Opalach, 8b .. . .4 2 1 0 8 1 adelphia tonight., St. Louis In lonsl Kringle and Charles 45 pounds.) N ew rnsneuverabUity, n «w Krebe. l b ...... 2 0 0 11 0 0 , The New York Giants were the Willett, Manchester. 35-33— 68 sensations of the league until they Rochester 19 .612 $1.50 FOR Shipman, if ... . 4 1 2 1 0 0 .587 Hackney, and Bill Lock- hsndling essci With Duo-Qotch yo« hit St. Louis and dropped a three- Springfield 19 1)4 K Jarvis, p ...... 3 0 0 0 3 1 3 woodf Manchester ... ^5-38—86 stsrt in neutral, and idle when yon Uks I game series. Now they come home Montreal 22 .551 Irish, c ...... 2 2 2 5 0 0 .548 Hscjoiey and Hank In hogt cemfort Hil* wIiMar. Sum Jodde* to the Polo Grounds, where they Baltimore 19 3)4 Remsrksble trolling performance, and Rivera, rf . . . . . 2 1 1 0 0 0 .524 Haefa. Manchester . . 36-33- 68 have played poorly all season, to Syracuse 20 4)4 UNIVERSAL Hlahignd gmmium aiithmcita. Ks high Boldt, c f ...... 3 1 2 0 0 0 23 .489 6 Hackney and Bob La- wonderfully smooth st nvety open against Pittsburgh. In the Jersey City 29 .370 Francla. Manchester.. 37-31—68 1.1 in 1 ...V U * t'k speed I Sec lt-~cry it oo m bosti Patleraon, rf . . 1 0 0 1 0 0 West, Leo Durocher's boys stepped Toronto ll)4 cnrkgn cenlgitf mgan* mgm kg«(. ht hard, 31 .311-^14 Parro and Tom McGraw, at an 8-4 pace. Buffalo Your old motor tskeo in trado* (|g*g - gackgd *lrw1 Boston got off to a terrific road critp-leeking Include taverol e( the Totals ...... 27 6 4 18 5 New York (Jansen 4-4 ) —night. $100 vears. Come in and let us ihow you THE BEST AHTHRACne SUk City .... 010 410 0— start in Pittsburgh but tailed off Cincinnati (RarasdoU 2-6) at mere beautiful than ever. . how to get the extra room you need. and came home tied for fourth Walnuts ...... 305 020 X— Boston (Hogue 0-2) —night. after winning five and losing sev­ Pra*ldtnt Seri** in yaur *el*ctlen. Runs batted in. Boldt 2. ZanI American en to the West. H ie Braves get a Washington (Hudson 7-S and Opalach 2. Krebs. Shipman, Jarvis, chance to recoup with Cincinnati Conn 8, M. Worbel 2; home runs, Kuzava 1-4) at St. Louis (Garver McKinney leading the invasion for three 5-4 and Fannin 1-3)—Two games, Boldt, Opalach; stolen bases. Kerr, games.. Martin Zanls, Shipman 2, Nowak; twilight-night. Lumber & Supply A ll giamea will be played under New York (Byrne 7-1) at Chi­ left on bases, BUk City 8, Walnut arcs tonigfat.-tecluding a twilight- cago (Cain 2-4)—night Company S; bases on ball!, Jarvis 6. Bur­ night doubleheader at St. Louis. Boston (Stobba 4-1) at- Cleve­ MEN S SHOP/ FOGARTY BROTHERS nett 6; strikeouts, Jarvis 3; hit by land (Wynn 3-4)—night Bolton Notch 789 M AIN STfVECT COAL— on, 236 CENTER STREET TEL. 4366 pitcher, Burnett by Jarvis 2; wild The Mason-Dixon Line was sur­ Philadelphia (Hooper 5-4) at A D U L T S 60©— C H IL D R E N 30c (T a x Incl.) Phone Man. 2-4525 p'tches. Jarvis 2, Burnett 1; um­ veyed by two British surveyors, MAMCHESTER.CONM. Advertise in The Herald— It Pay* Detroit (Houtteman 6-5>--ntghl. Open All Day Saturday pire*. Bohenko, Cbrrenti; sfforer. Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dix- Interhattonal •Ti«4«.«»ir ..fV.r.4 W. Graft; tkno, 1:W. , on, bectnnlng ta 1788. Springfield at Toronto (2). W A rnjncsrrEK EVKIW IG tIERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY. JUN E 13, 195» PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1050 P A O B n r r m Aatnaaoklk* for Solo 4 HouavhnM SamcM BusIncM Opporlunlllee 32 Arllcliif for Sal* 45 HnuiMthold Go4MIs 51 Kniims Without Itourd 53 Hvu.<44<9 lot Sale 72 Offered 13 A HlUHBSl CASH prtCM paid for ESTABLISH ED Stamp machine LOAM FOR SALE. 32.50 per yard, FAMILY MOVING TO ON THE bus line, clean, comfort­ WHY Pay r.-nt? '4 modem duplex conservative guess and tindar- misalon. It would report In thous­ Isay Me A court official, after axplain- T(H)NEKVILLE KOl.KS BY rONTAlMB POX 1937 U> 1930 uMd ci»r>. tn Rood K lJtT FINISH. Holland window route for sale. Call Glastonbury truck load lots. Nuasdorf Con­ LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA able room for reliable buslneea four rooms and bath with expan­ states conditions. The new Oxford ands of pages covered with words. I like a ooay fireplace Ing the history of the Ammran Classified Flag to a group of aliens seeking clean condition. Douglaa Motor shades made to meaaure. All 3435 after 7 p. m. struction Co.. Phone 3408. MUST 8E1 L THEIR ENTIRE person. Phone 2-3782. sion space, oil steam heat, quiet Sense And Dictionary has approximately 430.- When we finish cutting down the When wind and anew are blow­ t h e P o w e r f u l K a t r i m k a HOME o r FURNITURE. AT '25 year mortgage. surplus of wheat and eggs and ing: citizenship papers, asked one of Salea. 333 Main etrcet. metal Venetian bllnde at a new ALSlTp Nationally famous alum­ OOO words. In addition there are ANP HER SWEETHEART WERE ATTACKED BY A dvertisemenb low price. Keys made while you STOCK MARKET analysts predict ANY REASONABLE OFFERING 343^onthly pays for everything Nonsense 530.000 in scientific language, the spinach, we must turn to the ex­ If someone else will bring the them: more inflation—higher prices. Kor inum convertible screens, storm Apartm*nti«. Flats, Court Official Tell me, what 1948 PLYMOUTH ock«tt. argument on the profound Issue beyond that they are combinations. some without an audience for her CEDAfi HILL lunch. Saddle i.'KMENT hlone and brick work. GRUNOW ALL-WAVE Floor' Send worm university course. — Where am 1? Where am 1? SPECIALS to 9:30 one day. Write Box K, GUARANTEED LIltE NEW AHl CONDmONEL OFFICE.! Broker. Phone 5416 was started by Prof. Robert L. In fact, he charges that 50,000 of to lecture to. Iioraaa (or Nnt and (or aale. Also Septic tanks and landscaping. Model Radio. Reasonable. Call Worm will apply It—If to study­ Nurse- This Is number 127. hajrrldea. Telephone Manchester 1947 OLDSMOBILE DELUXE 4- Herald. Orford Building Apply Mar- : Ramsey of the University of Mis­ his 250.000 are obsolete, and we Valentino Bcllucci, 80 Birch 2-1521 after 6. SHOWN BY APPOINTMFLNT TO BE .SOLD souri. and you must show those are quite ready to believe him. We ing. Will think Itself sophisticated. In England, they are experi­ Motorist—Room or cell? DOOR. low s ; 3900. street. HAIR DUE.SSER. Experienced all ANY DAY OR EVENING .512 East Center Sti"e*l Missouri profegpors. He declares have no use for them. No matter Leave great open spaces of apple. menting with luminous clocks 1946 OLDSMOBILE 76 2-DOOR FOLDING BABY CARRIAGE— Z I Johnny-Say, Father, why do around operator, full or part Gray. Good condition. Rea.son- i there are only 250,000 real words who wins the argument, there are Become book worm. Pity worm. Imbedded in main streets, so that 1946 OI.DSMOBILE 98 4-DOOR. CARPENTER Work. Jobbing of PHONE WJ4TF1RBURY 4-3144 Hounra lot KrnI 6.1 An altraetive pre-war built In our language, and thla number too many words. No doubt ns to Say worm Is poor shut-in. Worm pedestrians will not get kinks in they call our language the moth­ all kinds. New construction. time. Apply In person. Marlow's i able. Phone 2-9728. Inquire 125 i ASK FOR MR. ALBERT er tongue? Bcaulv Salon. West street. . home of seven spacious rooiiie. is three times that In any other that. Too many in the dictionary will want to prove Itself vigorous, their necks looking up at clock ATTENTION, HOUSEWIVES of AS IS SPECIALS Workman's compensation carried. Lot consists of SIX ROO.M furnished home. June Living room slz<> 16 x 26. opening tongue, so there la reason to pity and too many to look up. Too upstanding worm. Will attend towera. It might be an Idea to Father—Because the father ao Manchester. Stop moth damage 1939 OI,DSMOBILE 4-DOOR Call for an estimate on any In­ F7AKN 32 to |4 an hour taking DeLuxe "Phllco" Electric Refrig­ 16-.S;pt. 1. 3200 with utilities. on to sun prurh. in x 16, Tile hath the poor little American kiddies many words In political and other gymnasium. Develop big muscl«a. stop "clock-watching" In offices seldom gets a chance to use It. Call 6700. for five whole years with Bcrlou. 1940 WYLMS CI.UB COITPE side or outside work. Fred orders. Women and children's USED THAYER stroller, In good erator. "Bengal'' combination jard four large hediamms. Attach- trying to learn their own speech. oratory, too many In books and Be unable to get back Into hole in and workshops to have the clock It’s guaranteed In writing. Wat­ Knotla Tel. 7704. dresses. Phone 8289. condition. 312. Phone 2-2282. Range. Beautiful Modem Bed­ led gai-ngc. Home partiv brick plus This total challenges the recent padded stories. Words-words- apple .Become bait for fisherman. Imbedded In the floor. When two women suddenly be­ room .Suite, Handsome 3 pc. liv­ 'complete insulation. Nicely larfrt- come friendly. It Is a sign that kins Bros., Manchester. MANCHESTER MOTOR ■iininu'i 'home' fni Kffii 6? estimates of Dr. Frank H, Vlzetel- words. Something ought to be YOUNG LADY WANTED for DODGE Klnglne—set up as power ing Room Suite. 5 pc. Natlonallv ____ i scaped lot 100 x 1.50. Occupancy ly, editor of the Standard Diction­ done about them. Appoint nn offi­ Fond Father—The man who some third woman has lost tw'o MV BALLARDS Driving School. Man­ SALES PlnriHla— Nuraeriea 15 fountain and table service. Expe­ plant compute with clutch and Known Dinette Set. "Mohawk" ~ I ,avnil.-'ble Immecl'stcly >ipon pur- ary. and Harold Wentworth, form­ cial commission to simplify the "The marriage ceremony," aald marries my daughter, sir, wins a friends. chester's oldest. A.A.A. trained Open Evenings rienced. Day work, no Sundays transmission, radiator and all ac­ Axmlnster Rugs, Inlaid IJnoleum. THREE-KOOM cotlage .North r * o . ' ’pectlon by appointm-nt. er associate editor of Webster’s language and reduce It to the vo­ a celebrated local woman hater, prlxe. and certified Instructor. A.A.A. ELOWERINO Plants, 12 different in Hartford Rond at Weal Center Good wages. Apply In person. cessories Suitable for welder, "Enterson' Television Set. "Uni­ Coventry. Call 8627 ' New International Dictionary. cabulary of the average person, "not only changes the Miss to Guest—My word, that Is a Old inhabitants can remember type dual controlled cars. Day or kinds. Vegetable plants. IS kinds. Peter's Chocolate Shop, 691 Main hay bailer, boat, etc. or can be versal" Del.uxe Washer. Lamps, ROr,F:RT J. SMITH. Ire They are big word men. Dr. Vlze- say two or three hundred. But Mra.. but changes an angel Into novel Idea! la It a money prlxe or when all the red fronts luied to evc.iing appoiiitments. 2-2245. Ready, all up to 1.5c doien. $1 per street. put In Dodge or Plymouth car. 2 End Tables. Cocktail Tabic, COVE.NTRY LAKF:, IValerfroiU, ' 953 F.^aiii ;'.t--'-cl telly asserts that 1,000,000 Is a there would be danger in the com something that Is anything but. just a silver cup? be on stores. Auto Acceiworle!i— hundred, 6.000 transplanted to­ Pictures. LEARN TO DRIVE very first les­ 360. F'lal bed trailer -6' x 12' - four large rooms, screen rl porch, j I’hotic .'iir.o Tirea mato plants. 8 kinds in boxes, 135.00 638 Parke, street. flush toilet, electric kilohen, fire-' son. 60 full minutes, no travel seven kinds popper plants. Help Wanieil— Male .36 A - L - B - F : —R —T —'_ .s A BARG.MN ON NEW HOMF.S 5UCKEV FINN Rendezvous! LANK LEUNAKU time charged. You learn rapidly, NEW Rebuilt 1939 Stiidcbaker MAIN STO R F,-W A TER BtlRY place, dock and boat Willimr.ntic I Rich loam, and landscape work. UPRIGHT PIANO 320. Easy ( 698J I I at prices you can afford. Also we don't try to prolong In.struc- motor. 1 '... years old Call 2-0127 All type nur.sery evergreen.^ Tel. GOOD WAGF^.S for s good carpen­ Washing Maehlne. 320. Phone I Open Thurs. Eves, till 9 p m. alterations, garagr.s. repairs of IN A P8U6 STORE ''^YES' I HAVE THE TNERE'S A EARNING tlon. Long list of sall.sfled gradu­ after 6 p. m ter and helper Phone 2-4239 after I Hartford. New Haven, Meriden any kind. .Ml v ork guaranteed. OM THE EDGE OF TOWN' KEY TO THE HOUSE/ LOT IN BACK OF THIS ates furnished on request. Man­ 8-3091 S'?!* Burnside Avr.. Ea.st 2-3.528. Hartford Always open. 7 p. m GLENWOOD Gas Stove. Dinette t W itnled to Kent , F it .' eilimate.s and sn-gistl'-ns IS EVERYTHING WE CAN DRIVE RIGHT HOTEL-ON COURT chester Driving Academy Tel. 8 M.M. MOVIFl outfit. Revere j gledlv given. C.iH 'J-'lO.Si aft.-r OUT THERE i STREET/ I'LL BE 4232. UNDERDASH Phllco ear radio Set, Maple Living Room Set, Ra- ] ------i 5 p. m. transplanted bedding plants, camera, General Electric light I din, table model; matching blue i .r,,,..,.- , ' WALKING BY IT-AT Call 6979 ageratum. marigolus. petunias, EXPERIENCEL> Painters. Call I meter, Keystone projector, screen ALL MAKES Sewing Machines glass top Tables with Lamps Llv-i ADIH.T.'' need apai lment I TEH-THIRTY/ snaps, salvia. /.Innias. dwarf Thomas J, McKinney. Tel. 2-0106, and stand. Extra bulbs, splicer, FOUR ROOM 7 'enri old pome repaired or electitfled Rea.«on( ble ing R<»im Rag, 10 x 18. Other 1 con’ Ml-tely fiirn-Klird. FJ:;ccllent (Ishlias. etc. Transplanted vege­ circus film, etc,. Jl2.5 Call 2-9658. ______I ratea. Work guaranteed Day Molorcyclca— Bicycles 11 | Items. Call 2-1403. room nn- i ondlUon. Call 2-.‘l.T,r,. table plants. Tomatoes, peppers, RESIDENT OF MANCHESTER URGENTLY Needed. I phone 5171. night phone '2-9419. and vicinity, or Wllllmautic and BOLTON Building stone and flag­ fiirnishcd r.nt Fra;iei.i Geo HARLEY 12.3. 19IS saddle bag.a | celery cabbage, letU:cc. broccoli, BEAUTIFUIy Solid tlherrv Bed­ COVFl.N’TUY 6 room Finrlr three HAVE ROOM for 2 riders from and ehrome rims Excellent eon-1 vicinity, or Putnam vicinity, to stone. A-1 loam, also rock drilling room Suites. Solid Honey Maple Phone 6474 etc. Four acres har.ly plants. take over exclusive territory of­ bed: oom.?. fireile.-c. eslra lr;-~e' Oakland street or Middle Turn­ dition. Jl.30 Phone 2-18.52. I Shrubs, cvergixcns, fruit trees. and blasting. Bolton Notch Quar­ BedrcKim Suites. Custom Built fering repeat business year after ry. Phone '2-0617. Stanley Patnodc r.arlor Sets. Smal land Large Ap- 4. 5, 6 I IN F'l) I'. VISH El > nainis lot on main highway. Yearly i,i- pike vicinity, to P. W. Aircraft. Premiere strawberry plants. Win­ year. Car essential. Man we want Veteran in.-,niance clerk .v;(e | come from three roUagi- on 7 to 3:30 shift. Tel. 2-24 23. OIRl-'S TRICYCLE Good ron- plianecs. Ranges, Refrigerators dllion. Reasonable. Telephnne dow boxes and urns filled. Wood­ must be between 25-50; Interested ROYAL CORONA portable. Smith Televl.slon. Tops in quality, low- two son.' Wm Smug, Box 76. p premiers Bus service. Di plex 0- land Gardens. 168 Woodland WANTED—Rid* from corner of 2-1646 In direct sales work; sincere, re­ Corona Standard typewriter and in price. You arc welcome to Andovei Phone collect 2.i:i7VV4 ' 6 3.3-35 New .str-;l, near sch-o'?. Broad and Woodland streets to street Phone 847». liable. and possess the ability of adding machines Usei machines visit our salesroom. Ch.ambcrs New London 2-7128 | churches;, .s'noupir.g enUcr. on?- Pratt A Whitney, first shift Call aolf-aupervlslon. Sales experi­ sold 01 rented. Repairs on all Warchou.se Sales at the Green. rar f.'Mp.g,’, well lands.aped lol. 8866. Wanted Aoloa— ence unnecessary. Aptitude plus makes. Marlow's. 601 Middle Turnpike, east. Open VVA.N'TED—1-roori' rent, unfurn­ E. F Voneckcr. 309 Keeney street Molorcycles 12 RmtfinK 16A intestinal fortitude along with 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., 7:.30 p. m. to ished. by mother and son. Both j G-/3-5~0 ia»l«as«4 try T>« Sett 9|rs4H*M, lsa| WANTED—Ride to Aetna Life our excellent sales training and STUDIO COUCH for sale. $10; 8:30 p. m. working. Good references Phone I DUPLEX 4-4. Central location. 2- from Creslwood Drive. Working WANTED Boys 26" or 28" FEATURING Guaranteed roofs field help assures good earnings 2-1668 anytime p car garage Excellent condition. FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHHERGER BUCS BUNNY BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Cissy Speaks Up BY EIHiAR MARTIN and expert repairs as well as bov's bicycle, wicker chair. Phono hours 8:15 to 4:30. Call 2-2974. cycle in good condition Immediately. If accepted. Our 7223. I WE BUY and sell good used I'uni- Shown by apixuntment. Elva gutter and conductor work. Try streamlined development pro­ ture, combination ranges, gas — I WHATSA 9R05>VNC»fiV\««W 6865 Tyler. Agent. Mancheatei 2-4489. osNsaosiTV /AATTBar your "Local Roofer " Call Cough­ gram offers excellent promotion THE ROSS Diamond Mart. 34 ranges and heaters Jonet Furni­ Hnu8t!8 for Sale 7 - i S0K4ST \ MOCLO \t> 6 0 Aaiomoblle* Ent Sale lin 7707. opportunities with one of the old­ State street. Hartford. Conn , of­ ture Store, .36 Oak Phone 2-1041. j SIX-ROOM SINGLE In location SOMSTMiXI'f. U K t A STV, R tA U -V WANTED - 1937 to 1940 Ford est and most successful compan­ I fine for rsising young children. A GOOD DEAL depends on the ROOEING — Specializing In re­ fers wl.ole.eale prices to the re­ VXKtO VVitH coupe. Call 7172. ies In America. This is not roof- | tail customer. If you need an en­ GAS REFRIGERATOR for sale. I Has a two year old oil burner, and dealer. If you need a good used pairing roofs of all kinds, also Ing. siding, Insulation, windows. Good condition. Reasonable. Call LAKFWOOD CIRCLE I automatic hot water heater In full — ear aea SoUment and Flagg, Inc.. new roofs. Gutter work. Chim­ Cleaners, cook ware, heating, gagement ring, or want a dia­ 2-0951. I basement with hatchway. Priced Dodge and Plymouth cars. Dodge rtunlnewi Services Offered 13 neys cleaned and repaired. 26 awnings. Insurnnce. books, appli­ mond for investment. Wc gladly Only two lot.s left on our I| for quick sale. Act now! Doug- tnicka. 634 Center street Phone years' experience. Free estimates ances, cte.. hut one of the finest allow appraisals on our quality GLENWOOD oil range. Ivory, $30; for .‘>ale !i.st in thi.« beautiful I las Blanchard Real E.state Soiw- A COMPLETE bookkeeping and I 5101. Open t« 6 | Gall Howley. Manchester .5361. money making opportunities ever diamonds and guarantee to save maple crib SO; maple high chair. tract. Select \ our.« before it is • ico, 2-9849, accounUng service. We collect offered to a hard working married you 40% off the appraisal price. $4; dark metal bed. complete. i 1938 PONTIAC, 3195; 1938 Bulck the work weekly, file your tax re- man. Perhaps you are now em­ It certainly will pay you to sec $15. 329'v Center, upstairs. too late. Sizes 100 x 160 and A FOUR ROOM RANCH 3180; 1938 Plymoifth, 3150; 1938 turna, prepare profit and loss Healing—Plumhlng 17 ployed. but feel limited either by us. Dealers Invited *>.. carat dia­ 90 X 168. Ij TYPE HOUSE Btudebaker, 3125; 1937 Packard. statements, advise on the trend earnings or advancement opjior- mond? as low as $100. Call me HOT AIR furnace, complete with i ■ 3135. Guarantees, Terms. Oole! of bu8lre.s8. etc. A1 at reasonable PLUMBING. Heating, repairs on tunltlos. Replies confidential. For collect to verify. Hartford 6-1137 pipes and four registers Call 2- | I w ith one car garage Fireplace. Motora 4164. rates. Joscjih A. Chester, Tax old and new systems, oil burner personnel Interview phone Flarold 1679 after 4:30. | ARTHUR A. KNOFLA 1 hot water heat and oil burner. Consultant-Accountant, Offices water pump service Prompt at- Miller. Dlstriet Manager, Hart­ 875 Main St.—Est. 1921 I .Situated on largo lot about 5 TRUCK—Ford. I'i-ton rack body, 1010 Main street, Flast Hartford. tentiofi John H. Carlson. Phone ford 9-6089, Tue.sday, 1 p. m. to Routs and .Arcessorie* 1 MOVING out of state. Must sell. Phone 5440 or 5938 miles from Manchester Center, but dual wheels, good condition. 1947 7325. 7 p. m. Solid mahogany bedroom suite, I just a stonk's throw from the Wll- 8-4613 Evenings Broad Brook Home Listing.s Wanted By T iY. HAMLIN motor recently Installed. No rea­ 1548J4. JOHNSON Outboard motors and j complete, living room furniture, I bur Cross Highway CMON, eST MOVIN'/ X'M ALLEY OOP Rad Aim sonable offer refused. Can be PLUMBING And Heating, special­ CON.STRUCTION HELP Dolphin aluminum boats. Capitol! White Florence combination gas ^ HUNeay/ seen Orennon's Oarage. Route 6, CONTRACT Grading and excavat­ izing In repairs, remodeling, cop-1 Equipment C o, 38 Main Tel. j" and oil stove (4-4) table top, The Price Ts Only $9..500 VEZ2IP. COR TH' OEANP fOOP. VCD per water piping, new construe-' WANTED JA PE COD with 5 finished rooms. WIZER SURE OIGHTA ooc;, Ando'veT. ing. Several types of loam, field for WOODYCREST 7958. timer and lights. Like new. Frlgl- Hot air heat—oil burner. Comer THANK VO) roc SHCTWIN' stone and fill M E F'rench. Call tion, estimates given, time pay- j daire and Ea.sy washing machine, 1947 FRAZER Manhattan. Excel­ ments arra.igcd Edward Johnson. | .NEW A.N'D iis.d outboard motors I lol 62 feet X 117 feet. Occupancy See HIM HCW TSET CIP 8730f. Carjicnters. Foundnlion Men kitchen .set, small size crib com­ in June. Price $8,700. Jam es J. OF THP5E lent condition throughout, radio, Phone 6970 or 5044. ! Cement Finishers and outboard bouts. Marini glue, j plete. lamp? and miscellaneous VARMINTS.'/ healer, four new tires, 38.50. Call Rohan A Son. Realtors. 517 Hart­ STUART J. VVA.SLEY LINOLEUM — Asphalt tile, wall Experience Necessary paints and liardwart Outboards I Items, 81 Drive A. Phone 8021. 2-4014. ^ _ covering. Done by reliable, well- F'.F'F'ICIENT Plumbing and heat- j repaired. .McIntosh Boat Co,, ford F,0!u1. Telephone 7433. 755 Main St. Trl. 6648 or 7146 Ing. Plugged drams machine ALSO BY c o n t r a c t north end Purnell Parking Place.' trained men All (ubs guaranteed. APPLES! Peaches! Pears! Acres r e a d y TO move in. New five- 1940 METRCURY convertible, good Hall Linoleum Oo.. 32 Oak street. cleaned. Carl J. Nygren, 303 | B rick Layers. Roofers Phone 2-3102 condition. Call 4.589 between 5 TWIN METAL beds with springs and acres of well cared for fruit room single on one floor, space Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166. Oakland street. Phone 6497. | .Sidewall Applicators and mattresses. Call 2-4462. and 8. trees. This year's crop assures for two rooms upstairs. Five PETER W PANTALUK, electrical OIL BUR.NER service and repairs. | .Apply In Person DiamnoflF— iValche*— profitable Income. Ample storage closets, picture window, dormers, 1937 PONTIAC sedan. Excellent COAL OR Wood Village Crawford] contractor, maintenance and wbr \ll makes oil burners and furn-1 Jewelry 48 range. Good condition, $15, Phone facilities. Dwelling accommoda­ tile bath, fireplace, hot water condition. Radio and heater C*ll 8 A. M., Daily On Job At j heat with oil and hatchway. Lo­ “To keep the national income op. we're going to have to Ing for light and power. 40 Foster aces. Far) Van Camp. Tel 2-9976 6586. tions 3 families. For appointment 5044. street. Phone 3303. ^ F'ORBFIS ST , EAST H \RTFORD ' LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler, call Madeline Smith. Realtor. cated on Hollister street. Near keep on spending—consequently, I am suggesting build* To Superintendent. Chnrles Woods I fit-pairs, adjusts watches expert­ FELT BASE Rcga. Just |31 9 x 2-1642 or 4679. school, bus. stores Phone owner ing a new bridge over the Mississippi, lengthwise!" 1936 CHEVROLET sedan, radio lioving— TrockinK— 3405. and heater Call 8336 between 5 ALL APPLIANCES serviced and VETERANS Can study under GI ■ ly. Reasonable prices. Open daily, 15's. Reg. $12.50. special $5.98. repaired, burners, refrigerator?, sto r a g e 20 Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce Good (or the cottage or rumpus SEVERAL NEW 4-Room Houses SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAim V__Ml.jn> Jiiuiaru. and 7. Bill through International Cor-' for sale In Bolton, on Lake street W EST SIDE—Two colonlala, one CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER ranges, washers, etc All work respondcnce .schoola Cannot en- j street. Phone 2-4387. room. Ill 6 X 12 rose floral. Reg. BY MERRILL C. BLOSSER guaranteed. Metro Service Co THE AUS-nN A. Chambers Co., and Middle Turnpike, east. Man­ of 6 rooms, one of 7. Immediate FRECKLES AND HIS HMEM»> Night Attack roll after July 1951, 400 Courses I $8.50. special $2.98. A few 9xl2's, chester. Call 5722. Thomas occupancy on each. Both have C Deluxe car radio, 325. Tel. Manchester 2-0883. local and long distance moving, nautical, nursery and traveller PONTI packing, crating and storage. to select from. Write for catalog, j Fuel and Feed 49A Murdock, Builder. garages, oil heat, storm windows I iC b o T b Call 2 106 after 5. H. F. Manion, 607 Main street, I patterns. Reg. $9.75. special $4.79. and screene and many other OUCH! 191C6P-- SEWING MACHINE repairing, -Service tr all parts of the U S. lUST Completing at the Green, a S omething ) yoo'RE Hartford 3, Conn I FOR SALE Number 2 potatoes Watkins Brothers. Inc., Manches­ extras. T. J. Crockett. Broker. 1935 DODGE four-door sedan, electrification, conversion to mod­ A. and Canada Call 5187. Hart­ modem home, Capr Ci>d style. Bit me / /iMAGINlNie ern cabinets, expert workman­ ford 6-i423. for cow feed Call 8116. Louis ter. Conn. Phone 5416. THINGS I radio, heater, good tires. new Biince. Hot water neat, garage, large lot, battery, 350. Call 2-0530 ship. ABC Appliance. 21 Maple. NFISCO CHEF electric range. No shade trees Wm. Kanebl, bulldsr. 4 - 2-1575. LIGHT LOCAL trucking, ash re­ Help Wanted—Male or 66 FLORENCE street. Now vacant moval. woodland cleared and un­ Female 37 special wiring required. Ideal for 519 Center street. 8-room house, near school, two ' SEE BALCH FOR Carden—Farm—Dairy cottage or small apartment. Ex­ blocks away from Main street. DE LONGS Refrigerator service. wanted trees removed with chain cellent condition. Phone 6169. SEVEN ROOM colonial, only two BETTER BUYS Repairs on all makes, commer­ saw W. B Perrett. Jr. Phone STRAWBERRY Pickers. No ex-1 Products 50 In good condition. Price $9 200. 1949 NASH AMBASSADOR 2- periepre needed. Must be willing years old. Large living room, cial and domestic. Emergency 24- 7306. fireplace, dining rodm, attractive Phone 6471 between 5:30 and 9. i i DR.—Black, fully equipped. houB-servlce Phone 2-1707. workers. Adults pieferred. Girls TRANSPLANTED Tomato plants, GLENWOOD Combination oil and ' kitchen, large closets, tile bath, FOUR-ROOM HOME—Attractive 1948 PONTIAC 8, TORPEDO 4- .MANCHESTER ,'ackage Delivery. must be 14 years of age. boys peppers celery, egg plant, cab­ gas range. Call 3276. DR. SEDAN —A very low ANTIQUES KcOnlshed. Repairing Local light triicklng and package must be 16 years of age. Anyone bage. aster.?, zinnias, salvia, sger- downstairs lavatory, oil hot water inside and out. oil convesiently mileage car. two-tone gray. done on any fiiir.lturc. Tlemann. delivery. Refrigerators, washers 10 years of age or under will be atum. snap dragons, marigolds, COMPLETELY SET UP ready to heat, large basem nt. Good neigh­ locaJed corner lot. F'ul! base- 1948 NASH 600 CLUB COUPE 189 South Mair, street Phone and stove moving a specialty. required to give written proof of petunias, calendulas, geraniums. finish, chests and bookcases. In bors. good location, good school. Aent. Automatic hot water, set '71 1947 PLYMOUTH 4-DR SEDAN 564J Phone 2-0752. age. Toilet and drinking facilities Odermann's Oreenhause. 504 Douglas Blanchard, Real Estate tubs, storm windows, screens. many different sizes and styles. Venetian 'blinds. A good value —Black. at the field. F''or further Informa­ Parker street. Come and see our new and used Service. 2-9849. RUBBISH and ashes removed. In­ In a small home. Douglas Blanch­ 1939 CHEVROLET 2-DR —Black. FLOOK Problems solved with tion call 2-1406 after 5 p. m. furniture at the Woodshed, 11 ___ , OOffl. 1BB0BT.NCB Mtiviet. BBC- T > •to. U. t. MV. OPf. linoleum, asphalt tile counter cinerators cleaned. Sand, gravel .STRAWBERRIES — Pick your ard Real Estate Service, 2-9849. All cars reconditioned by far- Main street. The Recount BY AL VEKMEER torv methods. Expert workmanship, free esti­ and cinders. Van service and Own. Bring containers. 20c a BUYERS mates. Open evenings. Jones' local moving. Phone H. M. Jonea WANTED — Experienced Straw­ quart. Phone 2-9254 or 5301. IxitB for Sale 73 THAT'S NICE! THEN VOU , RALCH-PONTIAC, Inc. Furniture, Oak street. Pi.one 2-1362, 2-3072. berry Pickers. Call 7760 after 5. READ THIS AD I HELP ME WITH TWO ACRES more or less stand­ Mschinerv and Yoola 52 16.5 Center Street 2-1041, All kinds of properties ranging LOOK. LOT 100 .1 320 Two min­ Phone 2-4545 ASHES AND Rubbish removed. ing grass ready to cut. Call 6808 utes from bus. Price $800. Made­ between S and 6 p. m. HAY RAKE—2-Horse Sulky Plow. from $2 ,500 to $30,000. DAN'S PHOTO ServlG.. commer­ General trucking, sand and Sitoatione Wanted— line Tilth, Realtor 2-1642 or 1936 BUICK convertible coupe, ex­ gravel, fill, loam for aale. Reason­ 2-Horse Wheel Harrow, one Elec- cial and candid, weddings. Sam­ Female 38 , trie Fence, 3-4 h.p. and 3 h.p. ( E x a m p le ) 4679 cellent engine, good rubber, new ples shown by request Tel. 8337. able rates. Prompt Service. Call top. Phone 6474 after 6 p. m, Houkehoid Goods 51 Ellectric Motors. Tcl. 8693. 4 4- room home. 12 miles from James Macn 4523 EXPERIE.VCED Teacher-will tutor Manchester. AH conveniences In­ TWO LOTS, southwest corner of PLOWING AND harrowing. A. your child In your home. Grades WINDOW SHADES, measured, POWER Lawn mowera, garden Irving and Windemcre streets. 1938 DODGE coupe. $95. full price. STORAGE BUILDING. 26 x 40. cluding oil heat, one car garage, Butler Tel. Manchester 2-9543. 1-8. Phone 2-9687. made and Installed. 10 colors and tractors, Johnson's outboards, large lot, lake privileges, good lo­ Inquire 270 Oak atreet. ‘.38 Packard sedan, $65. '38 Ply­ or 2-1117 centrally located, electricity, mouth .sedan. $100. '39 Plymouth clean, dry, trucks can load inside. WILL GIVE room and board, or qualities In stock. Keith Furni­ Dlsston chain raws, air cooled en­ cation. Full price. $6,800 Many gines etc. Don't make a mistake, sedan, $250. 1941 Bulck converti­ IXIN'T GET caught in the rush Reasonable rent. Call 2-2422. only day care and lunches, to a ture. Phone 4159. other good buys. Real Estate for Ekchangc 7fi buy your equipn ent where the * ble coupe. 32^5 1948- Packard Get youi hand and powei mow- small child, for working mother. CLEANING Out attic or cellar? coupe, $1,575. ft941 Dodge sedan. -T? sharpeneo ant repatteu now Tel. 2-3774. guarantee is backed by authoris­ W ILL EXCHANGE new brick cot­ I'll buy your unwanted furniture, ed service ano 25 yeara of know ALICE CLAMPET tage, tile bath, recessed tub. steel / $495. Brunner's Car Wholesaler.^. Pick up and delivery service. Paintinir—Paoerins 21 china, glassware, etc. Trading 358 East Center street. Op?n Capitol Equlpmei.t Co. .38 Main LICENSED Practical nurse wishes bow. Come In and look around. cabinet kitchen. electric hot / fNTERIOR AND Exterior paint­ baby sitting evenings and week­ Post, 17 Maple street. Phons 2> We would like to serve you. open AGENCY water heater, at Chalkar Beach, Mon.. Wed., Fri nights 'til 9. street Phone 79.58. 1089. qe6uetfl6~ ing. paperhanglng, ceilings re- ends. Mature, reliable. ElxceUent Sat. afternoons, and Thursday toward single or two-family *-iS finished. Fully Insured. Expert Phone 4993 or 2-0880 CLEAN CARS, PRICED RIGHT references. P^ne 2-9905. sveulnga until iuly 1st. Capitol house in Manchester or vicinity. cofiL itw ST MW tuyiet. a*, t. «. an. u. a mt. err. f MZA MMvict. me. T. a M6. u. a w . efv. i*IS BY MItIHAEL O MAl.t.EY AND KAI.PH LANS work. New. 1950 wallpaper books. OLD RED Tin B..m, 706 North VIC FLINT A Good Guess WRITTEN GUARANTEE Hooaehnld Service* Main street, buys and sells good Equipment. 38 Main atreet. Tei. Mr. Mitten. 6930 Anita White. 3274. Edward R Price. Phone 2-lOOS. ^CYNTHIA, WHAT 00 ' Hi'S UZY,^ ANSWEBINGTHE Offered 1»A used furniture and antiques. 7958. “Madam, I’m not congress and I haven't a daughter who “Oh, miss! Will you tell the gentleman who will be 1948 PON’nA C 6 SEDAN Doks—Riitfs—Pets 41 Mrs. Wagner, 2-0028 YOU KNOW ABOUT. AIL BIGHT. [HYIM/ j q u e st io n OOSREaLY, 1948 CHEVROLET SEDAN WEAVING of bums, moth holes INTERIOR AND Exterior paint­ Frank Denette. Pnone 2-3376. NEW, USED Wheel and Crawler W antetf—Kesi Eatste 77 sings—what’s mote, I can’t afford to eat my own meat whistling at you when you go out not to wait— I've BSEWSTtR? BtSIOES BUT NOT A«.EUNT, YOU WIN A 1948 CHEVROLET AERO COUI*E ing. Average room papered, $12, BEAUTIFUL, male English Set­ Tractora and equipment In atock at'^present prices!” THfMCTTHATHE^ AN COMPIETELY SItVER TEA SERVICE A and tom clothing, hosiery runs, EXCLUSIVE Lakewood C ircle- decided to get a permanantl" 1948 PLYMOUTH SEDAN handbags repaired, zipper re- Including paper. Oeldngs reflnlsh- ter. 13 months old. Partly train­ at all tlmea. Walking and riding CONHUJKKINU B E u iN G TRIP TO PARIS. 1947 CHEVROLET SEDAN ed. Excellent workmanship. Ray­ ed. Phone 5493 after 4 p. m. ATTENTION Second hand deal­ Garden Tractora, Cement Mix­ Designed for comfortable living, TOUR PROPERTY? OU’i OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOAKDING HOUSE with MAJOR HUOI'LE pla cement, umbrellas repaired, ers. Selling out. CaU 6381. six room single, built under super­ 1947 NA.SH 600 SEDAN meo's shirt collars reversed and mond FIske. 2-9237. ers, Parts. Bale Wire. Dublin Without obligation to »ou. we LLMIGG (XILLIES. Proper time to pick a Tractor Co., North ♦ Windham vision of private oivner, now be­ will appraise or make you a caan WHEM \ / 1-1 nDLXZHEtk/ VEH.ONCE HE 60 L0MS,V(X) CHIMPS/ X f[ IF HE CANPT BEAT . 1946 PONTIAC 8EDANETTE replaced. Marlow's Little Mending 9 X 12 foot. Watkins quality waf­ POP. TM lom^TROLLlN’.'— i b u r k e $4E 6 u R e VOU.JAKE,' 1942 BUICK SEDANETTE OUTSIDE, InsLde painting and companion between 3 and 6 Road. Willlmantlc. ing transferred, center entrance, offer (01 property 8*e ua betore ■ HE’S AFRAIP-R? IflAO.'ICONT Shop. paperhanging. Fres aatimates. fled hair and Jute rug pads. Maks GOIKG START ON A ’l=EELWeLL:AN'l AW ESKIMO <5fWJMTER ISP l ik e a I New Selection ’34’s to '42 months. Ready for training. Both large living room, fireplace, love­ you sail. Prompt service. Reasonabls rugs last longer; add comfort uft- Phoife r?2g Or S378 COWM BUbCeRBEIT ,SAlCr'VES,VOO US60TD SLEEPlM’ ON CAST ON J MANCHESTER Upholstering Co. male and female. E. F. Vonecker, ly rear picture window, dining "tOIA/M I TILL HE MVAKES I LOOK EK3HTV.'-- Terms To Suit You prices. Phons 7680. D. Frechstte. 509 Keeney street. der foot. Reg. 14.75. Spec. $11.95. Wauled—To Boy 58 room with dado, lavatory, well BRAE-BURN r e a l t y ICEBERSe AN'TMtSMEAT ,THE l e g / Re-upholaterlng. draperies, slip Watkins Brothers, Inc., Manches­ Toewy A LAST STAMP ' ANP M F ive — vDROP planned all electric kitchen ad­ / AMOI IMTHIS ONE/ A4ELT6 HIS 6MIMS/- Open Evenings . . covers 48 Purnell Place. Call 2- PUG PUPPIES. Litter registered. ter, Conn. BUYING USED furniture and rillNKlNG OF Helling? W# need ' MINUTES HE MAS SAP AkMJQ/WWi A.CX/£i. U6 A 9521. Open cveninga. joining breakfast room, upstairs 4 to 8 room houses Buyers watt- C A M cer 0 4 . NO—MEN Po s t a l Repaliinc Sturdy, watchful, distinctive pets. household goods, any quantity. three atractive bedrooms one YCUANEW ARENTTASVMN COLE MOTORS—4164 FLOOR MODELS—Tw in Bowl 66" mg. Quick results. Call Suburban ^ /VVARKING CORNICES and valance boards. Glastonbury 3-2147. The Woodahsd. 11 Main atieet.. pine panelled, tile bath, corner BEIT. iMraswut MATTREISS. Your old mattreaaea Youngstown Sink. Regular price Call 2-3154. Realty Co.. Kealiore Phons 8215.' VOUR &MTE 1941 FORD tudor, super deluxe. Custom built, cholcs of designs. sterilized and remade like new. $214.96. aale price $176. One Sin­ tub, oil burner, dormer windows, Radio, heaUr, white sidewalls. Pbons 2-3524, from 9 a. m. to 9 Can Jonea Furniture and Floor Use Stork—Vehicles 42 gle Bowl 54” DeLuxe Youngs­ attached garage, aroeeite drive, HOME AND busUieae UsUngs Many extras. Call 8702. p. m. Covering, 36 Oak. Tel. 2-1041. town Sink. Regular price 3167.95. Knoma WithoMl Hfisrd 59 large lot, trees, excellent location wanted. Madeline Smith. Realtor. YOUNG, Fresh milking Ouemssy Sale price $140. J. W. Hale Cbrp., for fastidious home buyer, com­ 2-1642 or 4679. WASH I'UHHS Plain Ornery BY LESLIE rURNES REPAIR SEWING maebinea. cow. John Tobias, French Road, electrical department. ROOM IN private home. Continu­ bination acreans and atorm win­ «MLB YOU BOVe BLAZfiB, WE cu rt m TM5, MR.«kCMBL WELL HAVE AN'icotrrAM CERNWeORBIV MMi household appliances, electric Bolton. ous hot water, shower, (or one or dows. For appointment call Wm. LISTINGS WanUd. U you want] TOtoOfiEA .ZD HO SOONER LINVE motors and generators, and aharp- GLENWOOD Combination Range, to aeU let ua help you. Alicej n s THAT WWbMkL TOdOTDTDWM two. Garage available. Call 5457 Cm^child, Sr., Realtor, Exclusive AND OSr A NEW YOU FsuJR e eO I t HAN HEO ClEAR^g^ anlng aclaaora, Frank Dion, 2 GOOD Farm horse, about 11 years Refrigerator. Must be sold to­ Clampet Agency,.848 Main atreet. l U K lU TWO BIR O e gether Immediately. Will aacrl- Agent, office 15 Forest street WITH ONE ROCK., ONE. ANO ITU. AHEAD, z onto UE Ridgewood atreet. Tel. 7779. old. Also 7 or 8 acres of standing BEAUTIFUL Room, a tt^ tlv e ly 7925 or 8891. Phone 4998, or 2-0880. A UTUE hay. Call 4978. flee. Apply Kinney Shoe Store. e»TCOOUDOfF,aw TAKE U5 BOTH TD furnished. For one or two. Oora TAKB TH' BATH Z lANOLE IT plete light hoiisskseping (acui­ 6 ROOM CAPE Cod—exterior fin­ Courses and Gasses 27 EASY WASHER—Wringer type. SEEN NMIM' TD Reconditioned, 335: Spe^ Queen ties available. Centr^. Reason­ ished—Inside ready (or rough First Capitol FOR W EEK# Wanted—Peto—Poultry—- plumbing. Very good -location In SIX WEEK aummer courae In new Stork 44 Washer, 325. Repossessed Emer­ able. Mrs. Jerome, 14 Arch street, Gregg shorthand almpUfisd, June son A. M. - F. M. Radio-phono­ flrqt floor. \ Manchester, not a development. After sdopUon of the Constitu­ graph Combination, 390. 1-4 h.p. This house can fea purchased (or tion, drat Capitol of the United! 19 through July 28. Class at 9 WANTED—cows, calves and best ROOM FOR RENT with kitchen a. m. to 11 a. m. Class at 1 p. m. Motora, 36. Brewer, 383 Keeney the contractor's tost (or material Statea was located In Federal! ■atUe also horses. We pay the atreet. Phone 2-0549. privileges, middle-aged woman. to 3 p m., Monday through Fri­ top dollar. Piela Bros, 364 Bid- and tabor. Adjoining lot avaliebis. Hall, which stood on the comer Phone 8082. Wall and Broad atreeU. New Tor day. Also, private tnstructlons in well street Phone 7405. HOSPITAL Beds and wneel chairs A change lor you to do less then shorthand and typewriting. Mary WADSWORTH STI.EET, at the half the work end make or sarvs d ty . Tlierei on April 30, 1783, the for sale or (or rent. Rates rea­ Inauguration of Oorge Wojtiingl JWWILLiaMJj Jans Mitchell, 6A Delmont street. sonable. Keith Furniture r4x Center. Dcsirabls room for ons or all the profit for yourself. Phons tain took place. 4-13 LE^VIM S— OOUFtt Telephone 82M. Read Herald Advs. Phons 4159. two bualJiSBs people. Phons 8489. Manchester 2-8069. TKC FILLIN&S S0 UR1EETR«

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j'-ii TUESDAY, JUNE 18,'195# Average Daily Net Preaa Ran The W«ath«r Fop lit of U. S. Woottor For the Month of May, 1980 r""' Today light rains higheet U ta - The picnic of the South prraUire near 68. ToatgM rata Methodist church school will take Gets Diploma Coimcil Elects 9,924 To Speak Tonight 6 Pleas Voted followed by cleariag. A b o u t T o w n place Saturday, June 24, 4t Forest Mombor of tlw Audit Itek, SprlngGeld, Buses will Bnrenn of Olreatotlono fair and warmor. Xtm D J L T . JMtSUmrf wm hold toave tha church at 9:00 a.m. By Plan Board Officers Here Manchester— ^A City of Village Charm . aM tal wOTtlMf Utatemm ■feic at dlfht •’dock at tho V.F.W. Bcandla Lodge, No. 28, V. O. A , ■HMk Manrhaalar Orotn. A t thla will bold an outing at Sherwood Power. Company Sub- Annual Meeting of PTA (OlaaMllod Adverttotag oa Page U ) MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1950 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS t*mmm MtcattoB o( tho oolon, and Smith's cottage at Bolton Lake irOL. LX IX , NO . 216 •B AnMdcanlBaUon proKram, with Thursday evening. Members will Station Zone Approved Group Is Held; List o f gpKilal ^MalMra. wtU taka place, assemble at Orange hail at six to wWeh the puhUe to inrlted. o'clock for a brief business. •meet­ —Other Decisiona Those Chosen ing before leaving for Bolton. Seeks Bail w«M Janat Gray Moirlll, a Hie OonneeUcut Power Com­ The Manchester Council of the til RoekviUe High achooU Henry T. Ooieman of 64 Drive pany wdll build a sub-station on Parent-Teacher association of Con­ War Not Inevitable Olcott street across from the town necticut held Its annual meeting Russia to Spend Six raeatrad har maatar of arts dagraa, B, Silver Lane Homes and Andrea Binrtay, at tha Unlvarstty of Con- H. Masaa of 150 Summit street re­ filter beds to meet the Increased at the Hollister Street school last aactleut, Storrs. Miss Morrtn is ceived Associate in Science de­ needs of electricity here. Applica­ night. Mrs. Robert McIntosh pre­ a daufhtar of Mrs. Maude Gray grees in business administration tion was made tor a change from sided. Morrill of Holl atraat, formerly of with high honors at commence­ Rural Residence Zone to Industrial Following reports of the of­ Waatbwok, and tha late George ment exercises at Hlllyer college Zone for a parcel of land about 10 ficers and committee chairmen, Says Ache son Urging the chairman of the nominating Billion More Than P. MorrUl. Sunday. Both men completed their acrea on the Southeasterly side of college work in the Elvening Di­ Olcott street and the Planning committee, Mrs. Allan Bourn, pre­ Manchaatar Chapter, No. 17, of vision at Hlilyer. Commission approved the change. sented the following slate: Attorney Harold Garrlty repre­ tha Disabled W ar Veterans, will President, Mrs. Raymond Schal- sented the Connecticut Power hold an Important business meet­ The Manchester Improvement ler, Manchester Green; vice presi­ Association will hold its annual Company in seeking the zone dent, Mrs. John Dormer, High­ FUR STORAGE Every Peace Effort ing this evening at eight o'clock change. He was supported by sev­ U. S. on Arms in Year land park; secretary, Mrs. Alfred in tha Silver Lane Community meeting with election of officers on Furs up to $300 Valuation tomorrow night at eight o'clock, in eral officials from the company as Schimmel, Hollister; treasurer, 3% house. well as Walter Mahoney, repre­ Lithuanian Hall on Golway street. Dr. L. A . Reed Mrs. Joseph Handley, Robertson; Bars Appeasement or senting the Taxpayers Associa­ 1% on each $100 over Earmark 19 Billion Mr. and Mrs. Delmont L. Bal­ Following the meeting refresh­ Robert M. Bantly Teacher representatives. Miss Hul- tion. lard and children have moved from ments will be served. Dr. L. A. Reed, of tho Nasarene dah Butler, Nathan Hale; and Miaa $300 valuation— $3.00 minimum ; A Hike French Socialists Visions 100 P. C. Rise Isolationism; Calls According to company offlcialB, Robert Morgan Bantly, son of For “ Defense” M Middle Turnpike, west, to their Theological Seminary, Kansas Catherine Shea, Washington. These Second Oongregatlonal Merry- tha town's grand list will be In­ “ Preventive A-Bomb- recently completed home at 79 City, Mo., will speak this evening Mr. and Mrs. Ernest 'T. Bantly, 44 officers were duly elected. Of 1 Million Over Last Weds will hold their annual meet­ creased more than 8250,000. The Mrs. Robert Smith, the pro­ Fur Trimmed Goth Coats, minimum $2.00. (Valua­ Lakewood Circle, South. at 7:45 at the Church of the Naza- Porter street, was one of the sev­ Slap British Labor In Buying Power Jng” Unthinkable; Says' ing and picnic tomorrow evening rene, and continue each evening, sub-station will take up about half gram chairman, had assembled tion up to $75.00). Over $75.00, 3% of valuation. Year's Outlay; Budget at 6:30 at the home of Mr. and of the area and the remainder will enty-four graduate to receive their an experienced panel to present The Manchester R e g 11 1 ered except Saturday; and also Sunday. Shows Drop in Rev­ We Must Continue to Mrs. E. V. Coughlin, 390 Woodland June 18. when he will speak at be landscaped. Power traveling diploma from Wilbraham Acade­ ideas for P.T.A. officers and Nurse Association will have a through the new transformer will Cloth Coats, minimum $1.50. (Valuation to $30). Cooperate With All strawberry festival thla evening at street. both meetings. my, Wilbraham, Mass. Headmast­ chairmen. enues Due to Price On Sc human Plan O f American Worker Dr. Reed has held pastorates in be 20,000 kllowatU. er Charles L. Stevens made known Mrs. John Dormer spoke of the Over $50.00, 3% of valuation. 6;S0, at the Gilead home of Miss Eight other applications for Other Nations in Effort Doris Hutchinson, anesthetist at Mr. and Mrs Karl K. Moore and some of the largest churches in that this was the 133rd commence­ duties of officers and executive Reductions; U. S. Is zone changes were heard by the Paris, June 14— (/P)— France's<« with independence from dollar aid. Manchester Memorial Hospital. children have moved to their new the Nazarene denomination, and ment of the academy. Robert was board. Scored as Aggressor Washington. .Inne 14 — The 4 "It is alao a matter of keeping To Resolve Disputes home at 118 Henry street, recent­ served successfully as professor Planning Commission. Five were presented his diploma by Parker Mrs. Betty Hamilton from Na­ Insured Pick-Up Service Socialist party today sharply crit­ too. Committee for Eronomic Develop­ people steadily at work." 3. Britain's Conservatives leaped ly purchased of Mr. and Mrs. Les­ and vice president of Pasadena approved, two not changed and Newhall, president of the Board than Hale P.T., gave a resume of ment (C E D ) ssirt today that The three-fold Increase in the Bt. Bernadette's Mothers' Circle icized Its brother Socialists in on the apparent confllcta between PallHa, Tex.. June 14.—0.5 cents to almut $1.83, Floyd W. Mitchell, aon-in-law and to Business ^ n e . Roger Olcott m w on it in debate. our problema without resort The Ladles' Aid Society of the change from Residence A and RU' Other Speakers 18.5 per cent of her total ex­ muat bo found to keep product ion ; in dollars of 1949 buying power, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burnett. wss the lone opposer again. By- W hat looked like the British Statement n "Blundeir" Buckingham church will hold its ral Residence to Business Zone Mrs Melvin Longfellow from per man-hour rlalng at the aame the statement saiil. to war anti to exhaust every Miss Ethel Burnett was graduated cholski previously had sold part of penditures. This was dis­ LAbor party's split personality Omservative newspapers aaid average rate ea in the paat half- - annual meeting tomorrow after­ property on the northerly side of Manchester Green told of that "Wise I'ublle Policies" possibility in that effort,” he from the local high school June 9. his lot to the Connecticut Power closed in the budget speech with regard to European unity Attlee's followers have put Social century. | noon, following a pot luck dinner Middle Turnpike west, west of organization's manner of Inviting and the Schurcan Plan apparently ism above European unity. The "Future advances will not be said in a major foreign pol­ iih ’s at one o'clock. Plana will be com­ Company and that area was In­ of Finance Minister A. C. Tile CED offered a formula for 1 Broad street, waa approved by people to join the P.T.A. clu d e in the change for the new has stirred up a wasp's nest at Times (independent) had cautious boosting real wagea to $2 60 an ' rapid." CED said, "unless we have icy review here last night. "Thla The North Methodist W. S. C. S pleted for the annual strawberry the board. Number Nine, chang Mrs. Elsie Werner from Rob- Zverev to the Supreme So­ William W . Remington (right), resigned government econnnilkt, sub-station. home, on the European continent praise for the govemment'a posi­ hour In 1980, In terma of 1949 many Inqiortant aclentlflc discov­ ia what we Intend to do." will have a picnic tomorrow at the supper of the society next week, ing to Residence A an area now viet (Parliament) last night. lexvea Federal Court In New York, with l.au.ver .loseph I.. Kauh, Jr., A fourth attempt to change to crt.son P.T.A., advised coopera­ and in Europe for the government tion but called the Party state­ prices, as against the average eries, good management In Indus Acheaon charged that Rustla la cottage at Kelsey's Point, West­ details of which will hr later an­ in Rural Re.sldcnce Zone on the Prime Minister Stalin and mem­ of Washington, after pleading Innocent to a |ierjiiry Indictment, ^ m - Business Zone all or part of an tion of the publicity chairman of Prime Minister Atlee. ment a "blundering and laolatlon- worker's $1,33 today and the try, and wise public policies." uilng Ita armed might afid Oom- FOR brook, of Mrs, Jessie Sweet, pres­ nounced In The Herald. northerly side of Middle Turnpike, with the other officers in getting EDGEWORTH bers of the foreign diplomatic The Labor party’s blast at the 1st intervention Ington, charged with lying When he deninl to n Federal Grand Jury It found that the outlook for munlat plotting In other countriea ident of the society. The trip will area now In Residence A on the average of 43 cents ,’io years ago. west, adjacent to the property in the affairs of the organization corps were present. Schuman Plan and European In­ The French Socialist communi­ that he was ever a Communist, wa^ given two days I > raise 85,hou.sc ceding this one, was also ap­ Mrs. Allan Taylor from Hollis­ Soviet Union spent 32.6 per cent like these: timing of the Labor Party mani­ to avoid blighting recessions. In- crease in Industrial research in i Mrs. Mary Nielaen of Denver, season tomorrow night at 7:30 at not approved. Considerable oppo­ How Meet Challenge T proved. The latter two were not ter P.T.A., presented the plan of its income on defense in 1940 Deplore Lstbor Manifesto festo— in advance of a weekend in­ crenalng Imports, and reforming the last decade. Workers are be­ Colorado. Is visiting at the home the Italian-American clubhoiuie on sition was afforded again by the How to meet the challenge of i 1 rms Lo'v \s 'i i k opposed followed by their program cbm- and 24 per cent in 1946. The fig­ 1. The French Socialists ex­ ternational Socialist meeting in the tax system to encourage risk- coming better trained and more of her brother, Jacob Lipp of 3.59 Pine Civic Association and imme­ Soviet pressure 7 "Well, there are Eldridge street. All members and Building lines of 25 feet were ap­ mittee for the past season. Mrs. ure last year was 19 per cent. pressed regret at the Labor party London. There had been hints that taking Investment were among able each year. It stated, and the Bldwell street. Before returning diate residents. GOP Gubernatorial several waya we could go about committee members are urged to proved for the Southerly side of Taylor had given this, report at There is no easy standard to statement, saying it "shows a pro­ some members of the French Par­ the recommended measures. prospects are bright for improve­ to Denver she plans to visit other No opposition appeared against meeting these problema," he aald. attend. Middle Turnpike Weat, beginning the P.T.A. state convention in F A T H S « . . ^ compare what the United States found modification of attitude ty favored withdrawing from the "Success In raising real wages ment of management. relatives in the east, including her a change to Industrial Zone all or 'One way would be to pull down at the Intersection of Broad street April. It was well worth repeat­ and the Russian governments relative even to the conception" London meeting, but it was finally is in the main a matter of in­ sister In New York state. part of an area now in Rural Resi- While It seems likely also that the blinds and sit in the parlor The Buckland-Oakland club will ing. consider defense Items. The cur­ of a unified Europe. decided that the French would Aspirants Down to 5 creasing output per man-hour," i deAcer‘zone“ on“ The"Northeriy*side I westerly for a distance of 1200 at least 10 per cent of net output with a loaded ahotgun, waiting. I hold its annual picnic at the Buck- rent U. 8. budget calls for an ex­ 2. In W ashln^on, some mem­ participate. aald the statement prepared by of Tolland Turnpike between the ^*’® ^ortherly side of Mid- bers of the Senate suggested tart­ will be saved os in the past, the think, however, that moat of ua land school tomorrow night. The die Turnpike West, westerly for penditure of 813,028,000,000 for "The Socialist Party," said the (TED'S research and policy com­ Investment of these savings of Meekville and Risley Crossings. defense which is 30.6 per cent of ly that If the British insist upon have learned that Isolationism to baseball game between the boys distance of 920 feet; on the W est­ communique, "would never asso­ Field Dwindles; Conway mittee and Issued by the CED capital In rikk-taking enterprises The change request was made by the total budget. (Comparative independence from Europe in fear ciate itself with a European policy not a reallsUc course of action. It and their fathers wilt begin at five erly side of Broad street, souther­ Plan W o u ld chairman. Marlon B. Folsom, Is "less assured, and a more seri­ GARTREIfiT77 Mom St Mon«Kas(e«, Cann. f-l44t the Silk City Corporation, rep­ of the consequences of united ac­ doea not work and it Is not cheap. Are You Interested o'clock. A food sale will be held, figures between the U. S. and the which would be directed against Pulls Out; Lodge Seen treasurer and director of the resented by Arthur Knofla, and ly from the intersection of Middle tion, then perhaps they could do, ous problem for public policy," "The policy of appeasement of coffee, soda and ice cream will be WINE-LIQUOR U.S.S.R vary because experts dls Great Britain." Eastman Kodak Co. waa approved. I’lirnpike West for a distance of the committee said. Soviet ambitions, which might sold by the rl^rti. Fireplaces will agree on the ruble's purchasing Likely Winner; Con­ In Selling Land In Attorney John Mrosek repre- 150 feel; and on the Westerly side End Europe j conceivably ba another oourae oC be available for those desiring to power in relation to the dollar. •sented Mathew Moriarty. obtain­ of Broad street from the intersec­ and BEER vention on Tomorrow action open to us would encour­ cook, and movies will be shown Zverev said the Russian figure ing change from Rural Residence tion of Middle Turnpike West, age Soviet aggression. It would WEDNESDAY Rcsidentiin Areas? after supper. For Any Occonon rsprasents a decline in military ex­ T rade Bars lead to a final struggla for sur­ and Residence A to Business an northerly for a distance of 250 4 11 4 1 ' Yac.Tin penditures under the prewar year Seek Crash Victims New Haven, June 14—(Fi—The Taft Offers to Aid area on the Southerly side of Mid­ feet, more or less. vival In which both our moral po­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Damato of of 1940. field of candidates for the Repub­ dle Turnpike West. 920 feet west Tabled until the next hearing sition and our military position Contact 24 Homestead street left yester­ Zverev also disclosed s drop in lican nomination for Governor was of Broad street. One proposal Is was the alteration of the present / » / / v ; / i ' / 1 L )utch Propose Fund to would hsva been seriously weak­ A. M. ONLY day by plane for Denver, Colorado, expected total revenues, first since In Ethiopian Jungle narrowed to five today as dele­ ened. for a gasoline station while an­ to visit their daughter and Bon-in- building line and present veranda PACKAGE STORE the war, which he ascribed to wide Aid in Building Indus­ On Excise Cuts Bill other waa not revealed. gates began arriving tor the two- "There Is a third course of ac­ Jarvis Realty Co. law, Marie and James Jack, for­ line on the Westerly side of W in­ 35 OAK STREET TEL 6597 reductions. He revealed that the Vigorous opposition was made day State convention here. Four tion wbloh might have been con­ merly of this town. Mrs. Jack ter street, beginning at Garden Russian financial surplus will be try anil to Set Up by Mrs. Edward Werner, speaking Sft AiiiiSHSiha Downed candidates are seeking two U. 8. sidered in earlier times and by Phone 4112 was a hairdresser at the James street. Northerly for a distance of sharply cut Will Work With Demo­ SPECIALS fo her husband, on a proposed Accident Victim Technical Missions Senate seats. anothsr t ^ e of government and Beauty Salon. 85 feet. With Araericaii Ambassador In Lion • Infested Finns Sign change from Residence B to Busi­ George R. Conway, leader of the crats in Drafting people than ours. That Is, ws FARR'S SODA SHOP Aian G. Kirk and British Minister The Hague, The Netherlands. could drop some atomic bombii on 9 m. m. to ?i€>onl ness Zone property on the South­ Country; Weak Radio Republican majority in the State 111 CENTER STREET John Nicholl in the audience, he June 14- iF)— The Dutch present­ Reasonable R e <1 ii c - the Soviet Union. Thla course to erly side of West Center street, H/mae of Representatives, pulled charged their countries with ag­ ed today their plan for setting up T rade Pact west of Cooper street. The ap­ Tells o f Accident out of the gubernatorial race last sometimes called by the euphe­ gression and said the U. S. Is "European Integration Fund" lions; Urges Speed mistic phrase of "preventive war.” plication waa denied on several night, throwing hla support to U. aimed at breaking down trade bar­ Ad responsible men must agree other occasions and waa also not ^lending, directly and indirectly, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, June 14 S. Hep. John Davis Lodge. PINEHURST riers and stimulating industrial Waxhington, June 14— (F)— Sen­ With Russia that such a course la unthinkable approved again last night. 832,000,000,000 in the coming bud­ Conway's withdrawal left four Regular $1.00 — (F)— Six Americana, including recovery. ______■ji for us. Representing Alexander Jarvis get year for war. Zverev said the still In the race against lyidge. ator Taft (R-Ohlo) offered today sum is more than 70 per cent of one Woman and a child, escaped Dirk U. Stlkker, Foreign Min­ "Fortunately, there U a fourth OPEN ALL DAY on the proposed change from Rural ister and Chairman of the Organi­ considered the number one choice to lielp Adminiflt ration leadera the total U. 8. budget. death Sunday when their plane i Biggest in Small Nr way of dealing with these prob­ Residence to Residence A all or zation for Economic Cooperation of organized leaders. They are speed through the Senate any bill More than 2,000 delegates ap­ lems, and that Is to work on them part of an area now In the rear of POUO crashed in the steaming lion-in­ OEEC), gave the details to a Former Governor James C. Shan­ EVERY carrying what he regards as a plauded Stalin, attired in uniform : lion's History; Calls In cooperation with other nations, GIFT TIES Residence A A zone on Hartford fested Jungle near the Somaliland news conference. At the aame non, former State CThaIrman J, and by means of peaceful negotia­ and looking as usual, when he took reasonable reduction in excise road, Attorney John D. LaBelle time, copies of the plan were pre­ Kenneth Bradley, William A. Pur- I For 320 Millions in tion to resolve our dISerencaa. WEDNESDAY a seat In a back row of the Dais, border, according to weak radio taxes. told the board that the negative sented to the governments of the tcll, president of the Manufactur­ This haa been and Is our policy.” approach to the zoning problems along with Deputy Premier V. M signals for help. OEEC natlon.s. ers As.soclatlon of (Tonnectlcut, Taft, who heads the GOP Policy Business Thru 1955 STORE SCTIF.DITLE in Manchester would be to stop low Molotov and other politburo mem. Names of the passengers are un­ Stikker said It would (It in with and Mayor Raymond E. Snyder of Committee and is a member of the OPEN DAn.Y FROM 6 A. M. UN"nL 6 P. M. INSURANCE housing and concentrate solely on bers who are also members of known but a radio message from the Schuman Plan for Integration Pick Nominee Tomorrow tax-handling Finance Committee, Helsinki, Finland, Juno 14 (F) — each industry and business zones. La- pewllament the downed plant, yesterday stdd of Europe's coal and ateel Indua- The Republlcana will choose told a reporter he seea no reaaon Finland's biggest trade pact in hla Senate Gets Belle pointed out that the zoning that all were alive. trles. "A s far as the basic Indus­ their candidate to oppose Governor why the Republicans and Demo­ tory waa signed with Soviet Russia CUCUMBERS Each SEALY M ATTRESSES...... $29.95 and up Chester Bowles, regarded as a sure lOc code la several years behind times, Rescue parties in high-powered tries are concerned, the French crats can't agree on some nuisance last night in Moscow. 'V liet for renomination when Con­ partly the fault of the Planning cars are fighting their way slowly Government has already made a tax relief. The Finnish Foreign Office an MARTHA WASHINGTON start with the initiative concern­ necticut Democrats hold their con­ Second Look Commission and also the fault of * , ®® through the rainy, roadless Jungle "I would be glad to join with nounced the pact provides for •HAND PAINTS 5 000 ing the coal and ateel Industry," vention late next month, at a the town's people. He said that AGOREGAIK FOR EACH PERSON News Tidbits in the wild lion and leopard coun­ the Administration in holding only $320,000,000 worth of trade be Industry and business zones must KEMFS, In c. a memorandum on the plan said. nominating session tomorrow. brief hearings and getting a bill tween the two countries from Bch. FOR TREATMENT OF try to try to reach them. (Japt. The convention officially opens At Rent Bill ASPARAGUS 39c be sought along with the increased Coiled From (/Fj W ires Stikker said Great Britain's before the Senate If the Houae acta 1951 through 1955 as well as an •FOULARDS Bunches weigh over 1 lb. •FINE BEDDING Donald C. 0>lips of Los Angeles, participation would be a/must in tonight at 8 o'clock (e. d. t.) with housing needs which are still nec­ Ethiopian airlihea pilot, has drop- soon," Taft said. He didn't go other $30,(100,000 worth of trade essary. 763 MAIN STREET T E L . 5680 INFANTILE achieving the goal of European Senator Knowland (R., Csllf.) as for the rest of 1950. Police battle group of pro-Com- l^d medicine aud food at a spot economic integration, and aald the keynote speaker. Into details as to what would be CEN TER CUT LaBelle mentioned the recent House Okays Act With PARALYSIS munist demonstrators who inter­ Mrs. H. J. Lockward where be beliwes he sighted plane 'We will do anything to persuade Even with Conway's departure reasonable tax reduction. Finland will send to Russia next •PANELS statement by General Manager rupted speech by Australian Prime Worry of Veto year 40 per cent of all her exports PORK CHOPS Lb. 79c wreckage. ' Britain to Join the Schuman Plan from the race, the field remained Minor Changes; Cain George Waddell when the latter POLIO i Minister Robert G. Menzies In Syd­ and our own plan." the largest to compete for a Re­ The House apparently Ls ready of machines, ships and Industrial Oeta RjMlio Working expressed a belief that the tax Last year POLIO struck both children and ney Town hall . . . Nuclear scien­ Discussing hla proposals with publican gubernatorial nomination to pass a tax bill once its Ways products. ’ Says He May Start •FLORALS rate would eventually jump to 60 Adults in every part of the country. tists from several nations gather Local Doctor’s The plane waa piloted by K. L. reporters, Stikker expressed cau­ In the Party's modern history. and Means Committee agrees on a LAMB PATTIES Lb. 59c mills. Unless something is done. at Oberlln (College In Oberlin, O., Horton who managed to get the In Rare "To Finish” (OonUnoMl on Page Fifteen) Another Filibuster Some localities registered record epidemics tious optimism on the future at­ measure. A big question Is how to Secretary Harry Russell first for opening of five-day symposium radio working after the crash. titude of Britain, whose ruling. None of the others gave any agree on oner that will have some •REGIMENTALS FRESH STRAWBERRIES FROM ANDREO reported a telephone call from on rndiofatology. WifelsKiUed The plane was a aingle-englned Labor Party haa rejected the Idea indication they Intended to follow chance of escaping a Presidential Washington, June 14 — (F)— Colorado while the application Rural police attribute 50 deaths Norseman type chartered by the of agreeing In advance to a high his lead. On the contrary, some veto aimed at preventing too great House passage of a Rent Control waa being read. William Hill call­ to torrential rains and landslides Rogers Ray Company, an Ameri­ and binding authority over the a loss in federal Income. Wants Clark Bill bounced it back to the Senate Limited Qaantity ed to voice hla opposition to the Plus 8 More In Tokyo area during past week.. In Las Vegas can firm which transports supplies Schuman coal-ateel pool plan. (GonUnoed on Page Foorteen) The House committee thus far today— and the threat of a new application. Hill continued that Executive board of U NE SC O meets and personnel to the camp of the has approved cuts in excises on filibuster there. Get Down Early he had a petition to file, but for­ In Florence, Italy, to consider sur­ Sinclair Betroleum Company In furs, jewelry, pocketbooks, movie T o Testify Changes which were voted late got to before leaving on hla trip. prise resignation of Jaime Torres distant Ogaden Desert, tickets and scorea of other items yesterday by the House as it Other residents of the area ap­ Bodet of Mexico as director-gen­ Auto Accident in Nevada The plane left Mogadiscio, So­ estimated at almost double the peared In opposition with a peti­ DREAD DiSEACES eral . . . Yugoslavia protests to (Oonttaoed ea Page Twelve) maliland, Sunday morning. Noth­ $630,000,000 Mr. Truman recom­ Solon Urges Jurifit am tion drawn up at the last minute Soviet Embassy in Belgrade Brings Death to Mrs. ing was heard from it until faint News Flashes mended. It has refrained from to replace the one Hill had with against Russian blockade of Yugo­ 9 a. m. to Noon! SCARLET FEVER DIPHTHERIA Lockward, Injuries to garbled radio messages were pick voting $050,000,000 extra In cor­ Hoover Take Stone him. slav shipping on Danube . . . Brit­ (lA te Bnlletlna of the (F) W ire) ed up by the can^>, which relayed poration taxea which he proposed Russell also struck back at La- ish diplomatic officials say that Her Husband and Son to offset the excise cuts. Mr. In Ameraeia Case See No Break LEUKEMIA SMALLPOX them to Addis Abiaba, capital of R ^ . $2.98 Men's Belle's statement about the xon- only formal approval now stands Truman has said he will veto any Ing being ten yeara behind the in way for British Cjommonwealth this country. tax cut bill that doesn't make up Washington, June 14 — (F)— C E R E B R A L A vacation trip that atarted Whiskey Poisoner Is Convicted time xnd aald the blame could MENINGITIS soft peace policy for Japan. Plane Standing By for the lost revenue elsewhere. Senator Hlckenlper (R., Iowa) In U. S. Strikes New York District Attorney from Manchester laet Tuesday Albert Len, Minn., June 14— (TP)— A 33-yenr-old mother of Wool and Part Wool not be put on the Planning Com- The plane went down about 85 Working toward a bill, the com­ urged today that Supreme Court Frank B. Hogan seeks to have ended in tragedy yesterday morn­ mlssion. He said the board'a opin­ ENCEPHALITIS miles northeast of Belet Uen, four was convicted today of murderinK » nelghlmr with mittee yesterday voted to tax the Justice Tom Clark and F B I Chief ion was the opinion of the rest trial of big-tinie bookie Frank ing near Las Vegas, Nev., when a unrelat^ buitneas activity of ed­ J. Edgar Hoover be Invited to tes­ Erickson start next Monday. town near the border. poisoned whiskey which the state claimed she intended for Walkouts Shut Newspa­ dents who were against the pro­ TETANUS RABIES car carrying the family of Dr. ucational, charitable7 labor, trade tify at the Senate Inquiry into the WASH DAY’S Boosters of proposed new steel Oapt. Victor Hfrrell of Winston her husband. She will be sentenced Friday. Mrs. Viola Gavie, posed changes. W alter Mahoney Howard J. Lockward of 278 Park­ association and other tax-exempt 1945 Amemsia case. per, Cut Off Milk Deliv­ I SWIM TRUNKS mill for New Eingisnd hall as ma­ Salem, N. C„ operational manager Emmons farm woman, was accused of first degree murder in aroee to defend LaBelle, criticiz­ er street waa Involved in a colli­ organizations. The new rules "I think both men could contri­ jor step forward signing of con­ for Ethiopian Airlines, Immediate­ ing the regulations as out-modtd sion with a gravel-loaded truck the death of Oscar Rasmusson, 47. would not apply to unrelated busi­ bute information which might help eries; Slop TV Shows tract for survey of New London- ly dispatched search planes. Every and antique. and 31-year-old Mra. Lockward a * « ness activities of religtoui organ­ clear up thla aituation,” Hickea- Oroton area to determine its suit­ powered vehicle In the Sinclair Pounds Gnvel died shortly after of Injuries re­ izations. looper told reportera. By The Associated Prooa NO HOLIDAY ability as site. ■ . .Charging camp was dispatched toward the Publisher In Anti-Trust Suit ‘The Iowa leglalator ia a member This surprising flare-up of tem­ ceived. WUI Fore* FEPO Vote There appeared no immediate * ,(X) ®® breach of contract. Cal Calvagna, spot. Washington. June 14— (TP)— Attorney General McGrath Senator Lucas of Illinois, the of the Senate Foreign Relations pers In the hearing that had been 1 0 Dr. Lockward to recovering tO' .00 AGGREGATE FOR EACH PERSON break today in the nation’s major Washington. D. C., laundryman, There is an airstrip at Belet Subcommittee which is looking in­ conducted without any lengthy day in Clark 0>unty General hos­ today announced he has filed a civil anti-trust suit against Democratic leader, told reporters labor disputes. It’s the season for holidsys, occasional re­ FOR TREATMENT OF files suit for 9250,000 against to the flve-ylear-old Amerasia dlscusalona on the applications pital in Las Vegas from head in­ Uen. Ethiopian Airplanes has the Times-Picayune Publishing C!o. of New Orleans, charg­ after a meeting with his party The continuing strikes: Ringllng Brothers and Bamum Magazine episode. -The case in- caused Chairman Francia Hand- laxation. But for mother washday comes juries and shock. An IS-montha plaije there to fly the survivors to ing monopolistic practices. He said the suit charges the com policy committee yesterday that Cut deeper Into scarca auppUas and Bailey circtui. AddU Ababa when they art the question of Senate action on a ley to pound hla gavel and ask CANCER pany “with combining and conspiring to restrain and mo­ of milk and dairy products in waat- the speakera not to be getting at least once a week regardless of season. Representative McCormack (D., (Oontlnned on Page Flftasn) brought out of the Jungle. tax bill remalna up In the air. (OentlaiMd ea Page Fenrtaaa) em Penn^lvanto and Washington, Wine and Blue, Plain Mass.), believes natural gas serv­ nopolize commerce in newapapers, in the dissemination of away from the biulnesa Involved ANNUAL RATES D. C„ affecting nearly 4.000,000 ice to New England before com­ news and advertising, and in supplies, and with entering on the applications. The board Many housewives call on NEW MODEL One Adult ...... $6.50 persona. limd Jacquard with Put a daic-proved lannall Super-A tractor to later t a b l^ action on this pro­ ing winter is possible if Power into unlawful contracts with advertizers.” Brought about the auspenataa a$ Two Adults or One Adult and One C hild ...... $13.00 Commission speeds its processes. publication of The N ew York work OB yonr Cana. Tba pay-aa-yoa-farm lo* posed change. for help during the hot summer months. • * * Mystery Cloud Blankets [white Belt. Sires AppUcatlon Eight, aecklng a Two Adults and One or More Children ...... $19.50 . . .Small airplane, lost on flight Harvard Pigeons Put World-Telegram and Sun, ooa a t BOOM Purchase Plan gives this powerful ono It pays in so many ways. from Lexington, Ky., to New Ldndon Times Backs Hawley the nation’s biggest avenlng ntw*- Clip and Mail To ' York caty, smashes nose down­ Tokyo, Jane 14— (TP)— The London Times has expreaaed Million Miles of Pacific papers.. pmall, medium and plow tractor a chanca to awat Its own payments ward onto heavily traveled W il­ Quiz Kids to Shame full confidence in its correspondent. Frank Hawley, whose Forced Cblumbia BroadesaUig bur Crom Parkway In Nprth Ha­ byredndagyearprodnedoncosts. Sccusfora stories nettled occupation headquarter^ Hawley has been System to cancel thrsa talevtolaa I l M f e i ven. . . .Tokyo police are pre­ ahows. CLARKE INSURANCE AGENCY Honolulu, June 14—(F)— A vast i>blown African deaert aands, aaid ftaa damoBstratioa of dw larmall Snpar-A. SHOE REPOIR Tov save pared to deal with leftist demon- Cambridge, Mass., June 14— (F) ,a the heads of the fancy homing va- toM by his newspaper to continue reporting objectively on Hie World-Telegram and Sun 175 EAST CENTER STREET B^tlon during visit of American — Smart birds these Harvard-edu­ rietles. The common park pigeon the situation in Japan. The Times said there was no ques­ cloud of myaterieua origin blanket­ Simpson. Or an explosive eruption suspended pubUcatlaa aftar a down around N ew Guinea. Or— an Sst fc Ahm i As m t a iA s i P R O N E 3665 Defense Secretary Johnson and cated plgeone. to Juat as smart. tion of Hawley being withdrawn from Japan. ed 1,200,000 square miles of tha atrtka by tha C IO Ainarican N a «* » 9 m, m» to Noon at mom nm Gen. Omar Bradley next week. H te^re able to play a tune on B. F. Skinnsr, 8k Professor of Psy­ Pacific.' V. 8. Weather Bureau atomic explosion. papar OulkTa aditortal and txw$- * * * "A concentration of Iona ia tba N A h lE a piano, play table tennis, teQ chology at Harvard, haa drawn Meteorologist R. H. Simpson aald nesa amployaa. Tba orSar to aoa- - Treasury Balance time, pueh puahbuttons and iinder- thsse conclusiena after a aeries a t Elusive Lover Loose Again yaatarday it might last a day or air could result la such a con­ paad puWcstkm faOowad ntaMi Welden Farm Equipment I l f ■ i i i i Munich, Germany, June 14— (TP)— Homer Cook, the Miiako- dition,” Simpson explained. Ions of AF1> raadwalcal m a O tu s to rnniTTi U-lDfilT A D D R E SS ...... etand changing colore— like traf­ experimenta. Fans Eqatpawat, Haeiaraie, Falat Washington, June 14— (F)— ^The fic UghU. te e tests are designed to de­ gee, Okla^ prison escape artiiit, today eluded 4,000 rain- A t Waka Island 2,000 milea weat are electrified particles jarred loose eroaa guild plekat Uaaa. The piano players can ratUe off termine whether a child can ba of Hawaii, tha,cloud rose to 16,000 when an atom to split. Tba atrlka markad tha S n t ttOM IS TOLLAND 8T. EAST BARTFORO NUMBER IN FAM ILY ...... position of the Treasury June 12: soaked sssrehers after his third Jaiibresk. The day wore on If MMslUUyC Net budget receipts, $151,467,- such simple tunee as, "Over the trained more effectively by en­ feet. A t Hawaii, near the Eastern The Entwetok proving grounds, any major gaaaral draolatloB M «9 73 SUMMIT ST. 138.75. Budget-expenditures, 890,- Fence le Out, Boys" and "Teke Me couraging good behavior or pun without a clue to the whereabouts of the 27-yesr-oId former limit, it had a 7,000 foot ceiling. where new atomic teats era ex­ York City nawapapar kas bod f| susptnd pubileaaca bacann FARMAll-rFirst la tht Pisid MY PHONE NUMBER ...... I . . a . . . , 954,017.40. Cash balance, 83,881,- Out to the Balt Game." soldier whose love for a fraulein landed him in an Army .Atom Exploeloat pected this summer. He about 800 a t IS* M A N f H [ S T E R bor dUflculUM. ( 078,M7.80. And ell the brains ere not in lOentlnned an 1 FawtoM X jail here to face 16 separate chargaa. I What cauaad it t Megba windr tallcs aoutlrnkst o4 Waka, T t i

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