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Mr. and Mra Joseph Pulchlopek Mr. aad Mrs. John McAlUstw Ohrbach’e, Inc., New York City. He will be employed in the capa­ . Emergency Doctors and daughter Carolyn of Avondale and daughter, N i i l of 49 Wads­ Gains Position 9^ About Towft road have returned after a vaca­ worth street, have returned after mi city of manager of the shoe de­ ANNOUNCING THE OPENING tion at Hanfpton Beach, N. H. a vacation In New York and New partment, a Junior executlva posi­ SEPT. 13 OF THE Dr.- Alfred flunquist and oif. Jersey, a part of which was spent In New York tion. He will remain in the New . Mmnckasier-~-'A CUy o f VlUag* Charm Mr. »nd M rs.'C «rl V v n n of William 1.. Conlon are the phy­ The Rockville Elks Bingo haa in Paterson with Mrs. McAUls- York store for about throe 260 Sdiool street, daughtera Ear- sicians of the Manchester Med­ been postponed Irom this evening teris parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. months, at which time ho will ea- JACK AND JILL Van Lenten, who celebrated their Bume the duties o f mensger of the (EIGHTEEN PAGES) line and CRorla, and their friend. ical Association who will re­ to Tuesday, August 17. AflveeHriafl aa Pag* Ifl) MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11,1948 Shirley Sturtevant, are \’acaUon- spond to emergency calls to­ golden wedding anniversary In Sidney Werbnei:;^ Enter­ shoe department in Ohrbach’a new NURSERY SCHOOL VOL. L X V a , NO. 266 April. WhUe In New York the ing for two weeks at I^ake Cham­ morrow afternoon. ing Shoe Business as store In Los Angeles,which Is now EnraDmaBt S to 5 Trs. Old plain In Vermont. Lt. and Mrs. Harold F. Knowlei McAllisters were registered at the in process of construction. : k . and two sone Jeffrey and Gregory, Hotel Chesterfield, and at Ocean He Finishes College While attending both High FOR INFORMATION DUwwtb-Oomell-Quey Ameri­ are leaving for a three-year etay Grove, N. J., they were guests at school and college, Mr. Werbner Deputy Falls to Death Mr. and Mrs. Stuart J. Wasley In Germany where Lt. Knowlee Can RoMa Gnmoii, l^ L 6414 News Tidbits can Legion Auxiliary members the Hotel Ocean Spray. received his practical training at Russian of 20 Academy street and Mr. and Sidney Werbner, son of Mr. Or Blanche Newman, TcL 2*2446 Official are Invited to attend the Joint In­ wUl do a tour of duty In the < " '■ Russians Squeeze Mrs. Charles Peterson o l Bristol Werbner’s Shoe Store, this town. CoDH Fron (ff^ Wiraa stallation of the new officers of United SUtes Air Force. Mrs. A daughter, Anne, was bom to and Mrs. Dkvld Werbner of 29 46 TURNBULL ROAD' are leaving today for a vacation Brown-Landers. Ratti Post Le­ Knowles Is the daughter of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Joslln of Stephen street, has completed his to be spent in Nantucket where and Mre. Willis T. Hoyt of 43 Detroit, Michigan, Sunday, Aug­ gion and Auxiliary. Mart­ Mr. Wasley, and Mr. Peterson ex­ work for a B.S. degree In business New Jersey man has wrater In i n , at the Masonic Temple, Main Foley street. Lt. Knowles is » ust 8th. Sirs. Joslln Is the for­ Western-Licensed housing development homo taated street Sunday, August 15, at pect to do some deep sea fishing. graduate of West Point in the mer Doris Nelson of Manchester, administration at the University Is Named and finds it contains from 12 to 88 Embassy 2:Sp p. m. Clqss of ’43. daughter of Mr.' and Mrs. Samuel of Oonnecticut. A graduate of Members of the Rockville Em­ Nelson. This Is their third child. Manchester - High school, class of HALE’S per cent alcohol , . . Every blem club will meet this evening John Wallet, clerk of the Pro­ FOR COOL COMFORT - ■earchlight in Manila bay pint at 7:30« at the Burke Funeral 1945, he entered the University of Publications Now bate Court of Manchester and Headquarters THE dazsllng beam of light on Army Home at 29 Park street, Rock­ Mre. Wallet are leaving tomorrow Appeals Board ville, to pay their last respects to FOR transport S. B. Buckner in spec­ of for a ten-day vacation in Maine. In T a y o ff’ Dr. Thomas O’Loughlln. Hearings Monday .Weatem AHied Officlalfl French Would Put Limit tacular farewell to IA. Oen. Robert L. BIclielberger who la enrouta to WANTED The body of Pvt. Arthur Mau­ Yorkaire Room Conditions On Crime Stories Length Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Dun­ IDEAL FOR ALL OFFICES Charge Dialribniion Washington and retirement . . . bar and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lor- rice Keefe of Hebron will arrive at The Zoning Board of Appeals Maharajah of Baroda, en route to M anhall Says United 5 or 6 room tenement. the Manchester railroad station at Setup Designed to Paria. A\ig. 11.—(PI— A bill anger of Phoenix street, Vernon, niU hold a meeting Monday eve­ Sold By London from New York, refuses have returned from a two weeks’ 6:30 this evening and will be taken ning at 8 o’clock In the hearing' waa filed with the NaUonal States Win Protect Kin Free Exdiange of Assembly today that would re­ to ssy whether he wlU accede to Republicans to Keep W ill redecorate at own stay in Nova Scotia, where they to the W. P. Quish Funeral Home room of the Municipal Building. demands of his Legislature to ab­ quire French newspapers to Any Individual Who visited Mrs. Loranger’s mother at 525 Main street where It will There will be eight petltiona before dicate aa ruler of one of India’s cost up to $200. Williams Oil Service Information; New limit all crime stories to 20 and sisters. remain for a day before being the Board. richest princely states . . . Presi­ Testifies in Investi­ taken to bis lather’s home in He­ Of thla number three are re­ 341 BROAD STREET TEL. 2-1257 M onopoly Effective llnea. dent 'Truman signs leglalatten Investigation Going bron. Pvt. Keefe was killed In These could never appear on Llnne Lodge. No. 72, Knights quests for extensions of temporary authorising $65,000,000 loan for gations; Government action on July 11, 1943 during the permits already granted, and the the front page, and would bear erection of U. N. headquarters in Phone 8278 of ^ h la s , ‘ will meet tomorrow Beilin, Aug. 11.— only the headline— "Diverse Win Not Allow Any evening at eight o'clock in Orange invasion of Sicily. ^ , other five are requests for minor New York. W a s tern Allied officials F a ^ ’’—under the measure Pepper Charges Deci­ changes. In addition there will also New York State Conservation Army W ould hall. sponsored by M. R. P. Deputy Actions Interferit^K Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Chace o f be a hearing on the request for a charged today a Russian dis­ department worried that sky'^hlgh sion of Senator Fer­ Jean-Marie Louvel. The regular monthly meeting of 29 Main street have returned aft­ repairer's Hcense for the garage tribution setup designed to meat prices will cause some of With Reds’ Immunity now located on the northeast cor­ guson on Reds Part the Recreation and Park Advisory er spending two weeks in Monson. kffl free exchange of infor­ The biU,' which few leglala- the 350,000 deer that roam New Annex Guard Maas., with the families of their ner of the Intersection of Pearl Ranges, Refrigeralurs tors th ou ^ t had any chance Board will be held tonight at Cen­ mation ii squeazing western- York’s forestlands to end up as. O f *Smear Campaign* Washington, Ang. 11.— ter Springs Lodge. At _S:30 a daughter. Nettle, and son Carltdn. and Hamlin streets. Washers and All Oth­ of passage, would ban crime Il^gal meat oh the table. . . . PRESCRIPTIONS A aon, their first child, was born Eveniiis[ Auctions 2 licensed publications out of photographs entirely. — ^The Capitol hill spy hear­ “dog roast" and staff get-together 2 Okmulgee, Okla., diildren organ­ Drastic Revision of N r* CALLED FOR ia planned. Saturday at Wing Memorial hos­ Again Watering er Appliances tha Soviet occupation gone of ize campaign for bond election, Wflshinffton, Aug. 11.—(A’) ings branched out to the Rus­ pital, Palmer, Maas., to Mr. and Wed. Eve., Aug. 11, 1948 a t 7 p . m . d. a. I. advertise and have parade, and tion’fl Traditional Mil* sian embassy today when a Mra. Carlton Chace. They have Germany. __^Republicans laid plans to­ AND The RuwiMn had aubocribed to succeed In winatag battle for day to keep their investifS- confessed wartime Ckramn- nsuned the boby William Hmvard Memorial Trees (IN OUR TENTED AUCTION ARENA. RAIN OR SHINE) $125,000 swimming pool. . .Navy iury Policy Proposed DELIVERED Chace. inJBKHAMcow th« i n t interaonal exchange of Warning Given tion o f Ckimmunists in gov- nist spy named an embassy printed matter under four-power begins moving into Pentagon Sidney Werbner building. . . .P. U. C. authorises erament going through Sep­ Washington, Aug. 11.—On— A official as the “payoff” man (Tar^oonQ Members of Anderson-Shes A second watering of the East At Auction Acres, Brimfield Mots. agreements. Connecticut in June of the same To Draft Venaal Protest fuel adjustment charge that wrlU tember snd Senator Pepper drastic revision of the nation’s who once slipp^ her 100 PINE Post and Auxiliary will meet at Center street memorial trees was On U. S. Route 20— 20 Miles East Of Springfield On Agreement boost average Hartford house­ scheduled for todqy by the Millane year. An unofflclsl source said the (D., FIs.), charged it is sU tradiUonal military poUcy waa 120 bills. WHICH iS t h e * ^ T « . T the Quish Funeral Home tomor­ holders’ electricity bill 23 cents a row evening at 7:30, In tribute to Tree Nursery company \^jho plant­ While attending college he western Allies are gathering data port o f a “ smear campaign.’’ WUl Qlv« Prrteeltea PHARMACY m o v i n g P U A .N C T T Household Furniture For The Home, Cottage Or Camp an the new Soviet system with the month. urged today to permit the Army I Arthur Maurice Keefe, whose ed the central parklets this past majored In marketing and took an In another diplomatie Mvel ds> 664 Center St. Interesting Items in Glass, China, Bric-a-brac, etc. Intention of drafting a formal With Russians Ruseia deoM ds that Gen. Doug­ Sraator McClellan (D., A rk.), to annex the National Oustfd. velopment. Secretary o f 8tfj$a mother, Mrs. Gr4ce Donahue, and spring. Dry weather has necessi­ unofficial minor In psychology. He HELP t______told a reporter he has been noti­ Th li poUUcally exploatve rec- TeL 2-9814 aunt, Mrs. Florence Streeter, are tated the watering of the dog­ was active in extea curricular ac­ protatt. las MacArtlfur withdraw his sug­ ommendaUon by a a p ^ a l Defense Marahall made it clear at a M iM A month ago the Russians con- gestion to Japanese government fied to return to Washington SepL members o f the AuxlUary. woods which form the memorial, tivities, having received his Junior Department Advisory committee conference that the UnitaS RtoMa Thurs., Aug. 12,7 P. M., Legion •semtod westsm-Ilcensed printed to ban etrikee by govemmant IS for resumed hearings by a as well aa the laurel plants set varsity letter in soccer, a sport he Marshall Says United would double the A m y 's current wlU protect any tndtvidan whs WANTED — in their sone. The western workers . . . Japanese fisbertnan committee headed by Senator For- teatlfles in tha tnveetigatleae. around the trees. played for two years. He also States Must Not Seek guaon (R., Mich.). strength of about MO.'OO^ It Firehoses yu-e used to aoxk down rose to staff writer on the Uni­ Hall, Leonard St., Manchester Ct. Antes protested and ths Amerl- turning in 1A54 pounds ot would, in effect, serve Sa a ahort- Manball also said the gfitom - esns impossd a ban against Rua- through regidar ration channels Ttmtag Smacks of Politics ment will not countenance any the parklets and tree roots, which versity newspaper. As an active (Leonard -Street runs o ff Main Street To Agree Merely for term manpower aubatltuto for IT'S FENDER AND BODY were mulched when the trees were Men' experienced in slsn-sponaored publlcsUona in the will soon be able to buy pair of Told of this. Pepper said the actiems which tnterfars with diplo­ member of Phi BpsUoii Pl Frater­ Opposite the State Armory) universal military training. set out nity he took part in various in­ V. 8. sone. The ban was lifted Agreement’s Sake American G. I. pants at official timing smacks of pollUcs—a oon- The Buggested change in Guard matic Immunity o f Sovlety ott- WORK Spearing or after the Russians promised to price . . . Thlrty-four-year-bld cluaion with which McOellan ciala, tramural sports. 2 Lots Of Fine Modem Furnitdre— ^Few Antiques atatua was part of a general rec­ Lifted out of diplomatic Ian- i i h i 1 After a week's vacation Mr. correct the sltustlon. Now the Washington, Aug. 11—(P)—Sec- Joba D. Aadsisoa, Pima rouaty. Aria, aheriJTs daputy, loses his hoi housewife arrives in New York didn’t agree. ommendation that each of the SoHmene and Flagg, Inc. O’Connor Reports nsw monopoly is reported to be (lower clK. le). . on P _ rope______and^ a begins___t.,..,. faS eff nearly ElA AA** S S feet 9toa Kinhis ilAttfl death from Canada on way to Russia "Thla makes it obvious that the ffuage and brought down to cseas. I WHERE CAN VOU 6 e T Werbner will enter the employ of Hanging Tobacco Lot No. 1—Uonie Sold, Party Movlag>^All Jnst S moatlMi oM:— retsry of State Marshall said to­ armed aervlcea should have a eln- what Marahall appaapad to he O. E. Alrttaer Eleo Stovo (8 boraen, 1 deep cooker), O. B. Re­ Just as effective as tha conflsea- down clur (dotted line) from mountain ledge near Tu«v>n after he where aha hopes to obtain treat­ RepuMican pattern is to make gle Federal Reserve force on AN HONEST DOLLAR'S •M Osatei StrasI day that in negotiating with the ment to prevent her from going saying to this: Tha goTemrmnit WORTH OF COMPLETE frigerator (8 oo. ft.), Ualvenal Waahlag Blaehlae with Spoed- tlea msasure in shutting out west- had saved Guy L. Rockefeller, Jr., 15. The boy (upper circle) bad been this a smear campaign," Peniar which to draw aa iMeded ia event On Small Claims blind . . . Amerienn-bom Tomoyn wiU not stand for (2) Soviet FOR TOP MOTOR SERVICE? aeleotor (model MW2781), O. E.- Vaooiim deaaer with Attaeb- •rn printed msterisl. Russiana the United States must trapped on ledge 589 feet down the mountain. Anderson lost his declared. "The whole design to to of a ttotional ametgency. Apply Kmwaklta, after denying ha treat­ discredit the late President Roose­ stroqg. arm" tactics against any ) i ' ARGUS meats, Swedish Maple.8 pc.Breakfast Set; Broadloom Rug, laade ■iho Russians nsvs sat up 'o f- not seek agreement merely for grip on rope when within 10 feet of the top. (A P wirephoto). Rewnre Orin j" Vat Efleeltvs tuattmp who or (2 ) boat­ USOtf, John J. O’Connor, Clerk of the special aboot 11* by is*. Stair Carpet to ■natd^ Sheratoa Stylo Bess in ths Russian sector of Ber­ ed American prlaonera o f war velt, the Democratic party CHORCHES Small Claims Court of Manches­ 35 MM. CAMERAS agreement’s sake. brutally, faces croas-examination Tha board headed by Aaatotaat ing H tt cionauietee e r anything aS Sofa, Chib Chair, Barrel Back Chair, etc. lin and in saoh of ths flvs states President Truman. Army Secretary Gktrdoa Gray re­ -V" MOTOR SALES ter, reports a total of 100 cases as­ Marshall made the comment at by Fedaml prosecutors in Los An­ that' kind by American tnvera- BENDIX I Sedlacek Bros. Lot No. 2— Norge Late Model Oas Range, Norge Elec. Washer, o f their occupation sone, to license “ But I have seen a lot of these ported that. Judged on the teeta signed before the Small Claims a news conference after he had geles treason trial. gating agents. HOOAKI^VMDST PH .-'1-IH5 Atlantic Crosley Shclvador Elee. Befrigerator, Maple Dinette Set, Maple dealers. This was done, .effective amear campMgns react. I don’t of national eeeurity, the National \ -j\\. Court in July. Aa usual most of 336 HiDstown Road been ahhed to discuss the intsr- Shannon Calls Solons itana Ta Wttaeaa Oholr Twin Beds, Oov. WInthrop Mahogany Desk, Bug^ Elee. Fan Aug. 1, with the approval of tha Stock market lex-els off almost think the Republicans are going Guard and other reserve groups EltoabeUi T. Blmtley. who soya these cases were settled before Bgs; faniily movtag to nationsl meeting at Belgrade, Yu­ to be satisfied with any Judicial Tel. 7693 (floor model), etc. AO A-1 clean fmalahlai Soviet Military admlnUtraUon immediately after rapid-fire Bell­ “ are not now capable of paitlci- to a former Red spy, returaeS Rang^ i;\\ \(.K lUSI’OSAI, CO. NKHOU-BRISTOL, INC] that he applies the same line of the 'Connecticut Legislature ‘Cure’ Disease of War shall plan without increasing cost "Whether or not the charges Gen. Charles H. Grahi said last her story to the WVl la Angiiat, land clearing, cellar Jioles. of purchases. 1945, alao told the committee: (Uoattiaad on Page Twalve) reasoning to the Moscow and Bel­ to convene in special session made by Miss EltoabeUk Bentley nlght- No job too large or too I »'l. Mam lir-lrr ri.’iOH that ehe got information from No Major Dlierejagwr (With Exception Of Drag Stores) yCoiiMuTopics] i;ju IN ;.rl Si. grade sessions. on Aug. 23 to consider a Orahl, the adjutant gencml fw small. The Danube conference now in Bulletin! government officials aad passed It Iowa, told a reporter in Cedar “Tha FBI haa UM aia that hi By M. A. BENGS progress, Marshall said, is an ex- three-point agenda headed by London, Aug. 11.— Truce Breaks August Fagerholm formed his So­ Meets Defeat The present amortization period London, Aug. 11—ijT)— Two would take a year or two before I “an energetic national militia" to Banish Fatigue With- age through their life Insaraaoe P&A s a l e s a SE R V IC E furnish reinforcements in times h ^ b ig s . . . It explalna how So­ 198 Church St. Htfd. S-0418 W e have a complete line o f automobile ac­ cial Dvfnocrat cabinet last-month. of 35 years, he said, also should thousand epeciallsts met here to­ the crop would be reflected in low-1 er prices. of emergency. Profeiag Shell Expert Care cial SMUirlty benefits may be Berlin T|dce.,- Berila 8-0281 cessories. Seat (kivera in durable fabric^ The periodical New Tlmea crit- be increased to 50 years so that day to consider , the state of the BernadoUe Assigns 50 rentals could be reduced by six or So the housewives continued I Now. h«r*-ever, toe board aaid. . flaadu-ti-lch. Mass.. Aag* M— enhanced through Ufe Insumaoe. Berlla opdn evening nnd head lights, parking lights, backup, tail and ielaed former Csechoslovak Presl- Danube Conference Ac* world’s mental health. Tliey dent'Eduard Benes, asserting that seveif dollars a month. their creeping boycott of toe na-1 -]More French, Ameri­ “ possibilities of modern warfare Anay aattorttlea today probai lai- If yon are over fifty and feel ninety— the cause of your ^ Snndny spotlights, fiog lights. would like to find some way to to exnlealea ot aovenl 108 mUH- A free' copy of thta booklet Is during World War U he had tried cepts Russian Propo^ Said the governor: tion's meat storea. Cleveland meat' require that We have forces ready fatigue is lack of proper support for your rapture.. . treat “ sick” nations so a.-i to retailers reported that sales have i metcr shelto whloh htadod m m r onrs for the asking. It Is n " to hold back the Csechoalovak Not “ PoUHcal Problem ” can Observers to Job i^;Ife insurance guide and refer­ al on First Article "cure” toe disea^ of war. slumped off noticeably due to (CkiBtlnued oo Page rwelve) several houaes here ycatorday ttor- expert AKRON MODERN TRUSS FIITERS guarantee G. E. and Motorola radios for car and home. people from active battle with the "In my opinion, the housing PsycHQlogists*',' Psycliotherapiiits tag target praettee oa tta aaoihy ence book that you wtU be glad German Fascist oppressors.’’ This price resistance. th d r work. Free information is yours at our store— Sports equipment, ho)ne electrical appliances, problem is not a ploltical one and psychiatrists and repre.sentatives Frank J. Klinger, president of Bulletin! Camp Edwaida laage. Oaa ahell to have on hand. was the first attack on Benes in Belgrade, Yugoslavia. Aug. 11— 1 am not considering it as such. garden equipment, bicycles, tric y c l^ scoot­ (P)— The communist bloc of east­ of ail proteasions concerned with the Retail Meat Dealers associa­ Jenikalem, Aug. 1 1 (A*)— came to earth aear tta hoase ot Private Fitting Room— Experienced Attendants. the Russian piress In recent years. Housing is a civic problem for all ers, doll carriages. ern Europe voted dowm, seven to the study and betterment of hu­ tion of Cleveland said, "while eAle.s Guns and artiUeiy \reaounded Greeks Seize James Ooveai, aad aaotter attack HAIRCUTS The attack on Finland, the lead­ and it is my hope that the Legis­ man relations convened for an 11- from midnight to dawn today aad expikMled doee to the hone at ing arUcle In the Literary Ga- three, today a second American ef­ always fall off in July and August fort to guarantee free navigation lature will deal with this matter Uay International Congre.>i9 on in the heaviest Bghtlng here Howrard Barke, 809 feet from the eette. labeled Premier Fagerholm they have probably fallen a ehadc Picnic supplies, portable ice chests, tjiermos of the Danube. expeditiously and efficiently. Mental Health. There are to be more than usual in toe last weeks. since the V. N. ceaae fire ts-as Uovoal heasei. aa "Tanner’s man.” ■ (Valno Tan­ ^Reljel Mount The conference then accepted a “I had thought of calling a spe­ three' separate, • but i elated, con­ “We anticipate 4n even sharper ■imposed. The unofficial bat^ jugs, fitt^ baskets. ner, former finance minister, was cial session sometime ago, but QUINN’S PHARMACY REPAIRED Russian proposal for the first ar­ ferences dacline as toe resistance movc- tie reached Ito height ta Jeru­ Modlltaa Seateacca UM INtUtANCI COmFAM* sentenced to five years and six waa deterred when President Tru­ ticle of the new Danube shipping "W e ehall try to get away from nftnt progreesei.” salem around 2 a. m. RlOe Naetabetg. Oenaaay, Aug. 11 I f you’ve loused up the up- months’ Imprisonment in 1948 for Capture Opens Way for Stop in, look around. You’ll find everything conference convention. The vote man recalled the Congress. I felt individual cases and think Instead shots and hutoniatic.Sre broke —(/P>—Fbr the Bnt tbao ta the pearunoe of your hair attempt­ leading Finland into war with No Cbnoertod Bayoott for your car including a wide choice of home was seven to one. France voted that I should wait to see what of groups and communities and Cleveland baa bad no cencerted | out by the thouaawL Artil­ Naeraharg war attaw trtals, a V. ing to give yourself u huircut Congress did before I acted. If Final Offensive to Cut Russia.) against adoption. The United nations w ^ are sick," said the boycott effort such as those elee- lery, seemingly from a dis- 8. court focoBalffer afl Ita Judg­ with one of those gndgete now and automotive merchandise, inclndtaif “Agent of Secret PohM’’ we had held our special session States and Britain abstained. where which sent housewives tfle-1 taiirc, waa atidible throughout Major Supply 'Route ment today. K aaodIHed eeateama HUDSON SALES HUDSON SIRViCt HUDSON SALiS 'on the liimrket. . . come In here sturdy, power-packed batteries. The paper said that the pres­ prior to the congreealonal one, we Congress^Pemdent, Dr. J* R. Rees It was the second time In two of London. riWe shall have some- ’ phoning their friends to halt meat i the city. While aad greeu Iqapoeed oa four fosawr SB (EMa nnd w cV ax It op! Better etiU, ence of Aleksl Aaaltonen (a min­ days the , Communist« states of might have encountered the prob­ flares Ut up the sky so Arabs Oiuud) Bwa. Tha trihuaal waa re­ purchasing. But President Cheat'r j Athens, A u g.-11 — — Th e come here FIRST for yonr hair­ ister without portfolio) in the eastern Europe beat down at­ lem of another call of our own and Jew* could spot their called from the UaRed State* a cut nnd you’ll be thoronghly (Conttaoed on Page' Thirteen) G. Newcomb of toe -Cleveland! Finnish cabinet is a "signal for all tempts to' obtain guarantees of AMembly for action required by Provision company said “wide foes. Greek Army ennofinced the cap­ month ago aa otdeta at Oca. L a - A Word To The Wise satisfied. i Open B a« m. to 6 p. ni. legislation phased in Wa.shing- j collaborationists that they will free navigation without discrimi­ publicity given such movements in ture of heavily fortified Mount cln* D. Clay, V. 8. x aaimaadar la soon be*reatored to their rights.” ton.” Treasury Balance it Takes More Than nation, on Bhirope’s vital water other cities can't help but affect ■ Jerusalem. Aug. 11—(J1—Count Alevltaa today, opening the way Oeraamy, who Waa dtoeattsfled THERE ARE MANY PEOPLE IN AND AROUND THE MANCHESTER Monday through Saturday ‘The Gazette described Aaltonen way, and showed their ability to Cbnsidrred Emergency Folke BernadoUe put. 50 more with the reeoed la tta OH * agalaat Washington,- Aug. 11— The the market here.” for a final offensive agalnat the AREA WHO HAVE PROBABLY PLACED ORDERS FOR NEW CARS. CULLOTA'S as an “old agent of the Finnish as' push through a Danube pact bar­ The governor said he consider­ In Louisville, more than 300 res­ French and Anierican observer* on Oswald Pokl. fmmer baud M cret police." ring the western powers from any position of toe Trea.stir\- Aug. 9: the Job today In an effort to stop last major supply route (or Com­ Betarirh Hlmmleito eeaeeatistle* SOME OF THOSE ORDERS WERE PLACED MONTHS AGO. THE Thursday Till 9 p. in. ed the housing problem an emer­ Receipts, $184,218,615.10: ex­ taurants volunteered to cooperate An especially bitter att^jick was say on control of the river. truce violations in Jerusalem. munist guerrilla forces, alio took camp system aad 17 of hi* sahoNI McCLURE AUTO CO., OF 60 WELLS STREET, HUDSON DISTRIBUTOR, gency because the entire $15,000,- penditures. $63,215,254.27: balance. BARBER SHOP directed at the new minister of Yesterday the Soviet draft for “ I want this shooting stopped.” Height 1632, south of Alevttsa, on aatea. WOULD LIKE TO ACQUAINT YOU OF THE PACT THAT YOU CAN 84 OAK STREET Hopes and Dreams To 000 state housing guarantee “ haa $4,956,153,313.97. (Continued on Page Thlrtara) Justice, Tauno Soutausta,> who was a preamble setting forth the gen­ he told a news conference yester­ the northeastern Granunoe front. * * o k already been committed and eev NOW GET WITHIN A REASONABLE LENGTH OF TIME A NEW ' callad a “ fanatical Germanophtlc.” eral objectivea of the conference eral municipalities are calling for day. "My position to going to be Alevltaa. a 5,()00-foot peak, Could Opacato All Wtator was pushed through by a seven ... HUDSON, WITH THE NEW ALL STEEL HUDSON MONOBILT BODY a former member of the "Karel­ additional guaranteea of funds. tougher and tougher I wrant guarded the guerrUla supply link Borlta, Aag. 11-4JV-U. S. Air ian society" and the prosecutor in to.two ,vote, over American and to show both parties that I can be to Albania by way of SlimniUa. Secretary W. Stuart Syadagtea AND FRAME. THE CAR THAT YOU STEP DOWN INTO, WITH THE Frenche objections., Britain ab­ “ Construction has already ac ourt at Turku where "he de­ started in several cities and hous­ Billy Rose Offers to Take aerious." Markoa Vaflades’ guerrillas had said ooafldeaUy today the air Bit WIDE BODY AND LOW CENTER OF GRAVITY. COME IN AND LET Build AIf Fine Home... manded the death penalty for the stained from voting. (In Alexandria, a source dote defended it eubbornly. sapplytag Mockadad weatera B s^ • ’ Propoeal la Amendment Form ing WiU be provided in the near US TELL YOU ABOUT THE NEW HUDSON. THE KHMS-niSTOLINO founders of the ‘Society for future under our present act,” he to the Arab league said a Jewish A Greek officer described Ale- Kn ceald opaeate aa a Mg — Friendship with the U. S. 8. R.’ The U. 8. then made Its pro­ tnritatlon to start Palestine peac* vtisa as ena of the toughest as­ . . . it takee akillcd hands, lumber; bricks and cement 1099 Main Si. Oppoaila tha High Sdiaal posal in the form of an agreement said. . , Over.Metropolitan Opera throagh tta wtator If oMi The whole Finnish government The governor said he was also talks has been rejected. Th* in­ signments to* National Army baa Be artlvod here from RED CRO SS . . . braia plumbing aiid copper wiring to build a house waa deacribed aa being made up to the first article of the conven­ formant said the league, respond­ had to (ac* in the whole campaign tion which, aa drafted by Russia “ keenly aware and \1tally Inter­ with Gon. H ^ Vaadeabaag, A ir THIS TIME FT’S HUDSON of the "People of 1939” , who, ac­ ested in the problem of eviction. dertake the operation of toe Met­ ing to an invitation made by Is­ to root the Oommunlst rebels out Foice chief of ataff, aad IA that will become a heritage . . . a home that will witneas and aa adopted reads; New York, Aug. H-— fJ’)-— raeli Foreign Minister Moshe cording to the publication, pushed "I believe this too is an emer­ Showman Billy Rose ha.s offered ropolitan Opera house for one of their Grammos mountain hide- < (^ rtu Lenixy, commaader at U »J | » Open 8:00 to 5:30 aim Monday and Thursday Evenings Finland iqto war with the Soviet “ Navigation on the Danube shall Shertok through Bernsdotte. the rearing of a happy family. You can count on us to be. free and open for all nationals, gency which requires legislation to take over toe financially shaky season, and personally guarantee out. The fortifications there, he poitroa ta Oermaay* They wdMt union. • to provide relief not now available it against deficit." dared the Aral>s do not recognize | to talk tonight W it t ftea . L o d a a Ik build your ideal home sturdily, quickly, economically GOOD-YE/%R Veassis of commerce, and goods of Metropolitan Opera, ami giiaran- any such gang a.s the pseudo-gov- ,,, Greek “ Coming to power,” it contln under the present law,” he said. tees he can make it pay. Board to .Consider Offer- (Tay. r. S. ued. “Fagerholin’s government commerce of ail states,.on a foot­ Sloan replied that the board ernment of Israeli.’’ • w ith the finest quality materials . . . the finest skilled TIRES ing of equality in regard to port "Under the law as it now stands, The diminutive nightclub pro­ strong man. to defend against in­ cannot but arouM fears in Wide once Judgment is' entered in a would consider toe offer "at the Letter Sent Both Side# vasion from too north. No Notice oa latervlew navigation charges and conditions prietor, columnist and radio com­ BernadoUe. the United Nations craftmen. Consult us today. circles of Finnish society." summary process action, no Judge mentator says he would stream­ Unit opportunity.” U k * Bolgartaa Border Foeta The paper implied that Fager­ for nuyrchant shipping." ’ I The Met ran a deflclt laat aea- mediator for Palestine, said he had Sbviet Drauty Foreign Minister or court has any power to stay line the Met’s productions a bit, There are IS double concrete holm Is likely’ to push the nation I son. and announced recently it Mht a letter to both the Jewish Andrei Y. l^hinsky caused the execution of that Judgment. I but- would preserve tie tradition* Military government nnd to the pillbozes on toe north and five on ■old today H i A i a l l r e n Build With Manchester’s Largest Builder Of Ht^mes into the ’’Anglo-American camp." believe that some tribunal should would not open thla aea|K>n be- th* South, plu* two iaortar em­ French today of "distorting and of the grand opera. Arab are* commander in Jeru- flka tto * a _ .u n i AsMfta Premise Broken have the power, in worthy case*: Hto offer was d;acl Med yester­ catise it could not meet union de- placements to the aeuth snd a V. a. xta-Am irtiaa misrepreaenting facts" to get their 0 The literary gaMtte asserted for cause, to delay the eviction day. aa laat-minute efforts were nuuidi- aalem. in which he wrote: central machine-gun poet. Tha that all three of the biggest own way on tha Danube Shipping "In disregard of too truce order­ Tha StaeOard lav I t Tenra Meanwhile, official* of the fortiflcstloaa are aimilar to them Finnish parties during the July pact. and give equitable relief in -view betag made to roxerse a decision ed bv toe Security Council, spora­ of the circumstances under which by Metropolitan dirertors to can­ Opera aasociation planned to meet along the Bulgarian border, where o CO* electioina ,had promised to retain Vtsblnaky*# charges came after this week with heads of the vari­ dic firing by rifles, automatic wea­ JAR VIS REALTYl Adrien Thlerrj’. chief French (del­ we are living.” cel toe 1948-49 opera season. the German Army was (breed to .61 Kemp's, Inc. the coalition government and pro­ ous artist and opera worker pons. mortar* and gun* bt* not vlet-dltected gram of former Premier Mauno egate to the 11-natIon conference The proposed increase in bene- In a letter to George A. Sloan, Fnraltnr# and Mnslc 654 Center Street Phone 4112 or 7275 PHONE 4047 chairman of the Met’s boarttof dl- unions in a move by the unione to KViwHanMI aa Paeo Twolvol alter the shutdown olan. irWatlsnM Wsep-Thlrtoewt $ 0 W ILLS $T. (TBIIIPOmi lOaTIOM) $ “» 4 4 2 (Cea^ued e«. Pafe Twclva| (Ceuttaned ou Pagu Twetve) (Ceuttaned oa Page ^Weive) rectora. Rose aaid he would im- N.. /* + MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONN^ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, IMS } - .» MAN<-HESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1D48 ^:>AGlfTWO . ■ ( tive ia ttoancing Ultl4r te hte eHaob Aged BtAy Skier Can Mra. Thomas, the former Faith Good Weather Cartels Link to power.” Two pltal for at least two weeks^bc- BockvUle Remick. met her hnoVa-nd while Town to See Draper wag ateo a oaamber of See Movies Peacefully fore being removed to her home. To Hold Fall Btatlencd in Washington, D. C„ j Predicted Today the DUIon Rand firm, Taylor said, Five Women A tittle more than the usual ex­ with the Marine Corps Women’s Hit by Taylor and "did the actual nootaet work citement was provided for specta­ RMrvts. , . „ . Troop Convoy ta satttag up tbe cartel arzange- ' Chicago, Aim. M-r-iff)—Mrs. tors 6t the sail boat races on Co- pvaieral servlcss will be held in Chleago, Aug. 11.—(4V-Today menta between our monopoUste AUoa lOng, 94-yeat-old baby m Held ill Raid Stamp Exhibit Goiincil Acte Millbury, Saturday afternoon. and m tler’a monopolteta.” himbta Lake Sunday afternoon by NOW PLAYING was a nice day to hang out the sitter, waa free today to taka Said IY« the capsizing of the Trewhella Ta Attend Game National Guard Equip­ Sayff United States G o y- DuBea. he aald. *Mld the legal cam a t baraelf—and to aao boat. However, nothing more se­ On Permits — croup of ni«wb«r* of Ui8 wash. erpment Controlled work la eetUng up the cartels.” raovlea unffisturhad. Antoi No Men Found in N^w rious than a ducking for the oc­ Local Philatelists In American Legion Post will attend ment Moves Through At least, that’s what U. 8. fore­ She told Women’g court Uffit cupants resulted and the boat was 5 STAR DYNAMITE the baseball game in Boston on casters predicted for most of the By Hitler’s Backers she had been "tahtag care M Tanitbidl York Apartment; Bar towed off and righted by onlook­ Process of Planning Friday evenlni. August IS Saturday Morning herself for 75 -yearn and 1 Alddrman Doherty Pro* tween the Braves and St. Louis. country with the exception of WUl Let Public think I can taka earn of my­ If'- ■ On Low^r Floor ers whiting for such catastrophes. Seasonal Meetings I EXPLODES ON some areas where ehowers have Lewiston. Idaho. Aug. 11—iff)— Ihro nnag' Miller brothers were once again Thsy will leave Rockville by char­ Manchester PoUce have made self now.” The oecasloa far $, son at , I t * THE SCREEN! ! aidea; Influrance !■ tered bus at 5 o'clock. been hanging around. Senator Glen H. Taylor at Idaho Feed Sea Lions her court appearance waa • the leaders of the Lightning class plans to accommodate the move­ -• "Even., there.” the forecaster Berube, of Sd Tarailte'^road, N*w York, Aug. 11—(/W - Five with Lucia coming in second and Although the Stamp- Collectors DiMUSsed by Group Mea’sClub charged test night that the United disorderly conduct charge. The at. Bernard’s Men’s Club ment of troops through town Sat­ said, “It iplght rain on one side The occasion for the charge George Thurber^ 5, edii) at Mr. add women were arrested early today Williams third. The Comets found Club of Manchester has suspended of the road and not on the other. States government is "controlled PhUadelphia, Aug. 11.—»ff)—The after a raid on a duplex apart­ Lytimn in the lesul. Beck second Its regular meetings for the sum­ will hold a business meeting tals urday morning when a mUitary came when she bopped a Mm. George E .' Tbnihar, of S i Rockville, Conn.. Aug, 11—(Spe­ evening at 8 o’clock at St. Ber You’d Just have to look up at the by the same people in thla country aaa lions at the PhUadelphia loo couple ef kids in the movie ment juaf off Fifth avenue which and Lawson third. mer months, the members ape In convoy, en route with National sky." TamhuU road, Jarfataad seratcBia Eight girls, members of the cial)—Alderman James Doherty nard'a hall. Guardsmen to Camp Hklwarda, who were moat responsible for put­ •at a lot of fish so Zoo Director i^ e n thny wouldn’t take their and hruiaes at 4 p. m. yaotardigr a police official said was one of the the process of planning for ah ex­ prugtdea a t the meeting teat nigm. P tc a lc Tern:iperatures are seasonable feet off her seat. Judge WU- COGS, went on the club outing The Uedertafel Ladies wiU hold Maaaachusetts, passes eastward over most of the cotmtry, with ting Adolf Hitler in power. Roger Oonant has decided "we’re when, according to tbe poUoe fp- moat luxurious houses of prosti­ held at Weekapogue Satimlay. hibition to be held in October. All of the Common Counuu, a# presi­ Itam Daly dismissed the porC they ran from behind a hedgo stamp collectors In Manchester, a picnic this afternoon at the along routes 6 and 44. the exception of some coolness In Elected as a Democrat two years going to let the public pay part of tution discovered in the city in re­ They report having had a fliie t a ^ i B dent of the LouncU in tns absence Manchester units are to go to New England and thq Lake Supe­ agq, Taylor ia the Progressive chftrKe. and into the tide of the car a t BRINGS YOU cent years. Rockville, and surrounding towns of lua^oi- vivdericK rierger wno is home of Mrs. Ida Weber of Tolland the bin.' She declined to ^teU, the Louis O uter of 32 Strong stmeL time and some brought home as are invited to show their stampa avenue. A pot luck supper wlU be Edwards by train, but part of tha rior region. It was hot in Texas, party’e vice presidential candidate. court where .she lives lest Police said the establishment a souvenir, a rather painful look­ on va^uoii. iiiree other uiembers troops will go by truck. ■nd showery in the western pl^ns Conant said yesterday that the The accident ocenmd at $4 charged "up to $100 and more." ing sunburn which was acquired Beginning in September, meet­ Ct the councu were absent. Aider- served at 5:80 o’clock. Taylor assorted that "an imholy SCO’s previous policy of prohibit­ those who care for her be Turnbull road, and It w w stated ings will be held the second TSiee- Plealc Snaday Headquarters Company at tha ■ml Rodey mountain' areas. coalition” made up of “carteliata, .given publicity. The apartment at 14 East 65th 'when they fell asleep on the man Wormstedt, jaconskl and 1U>- The Italian-American Friend­ ing the pubSo from feeding the sea that Outer immediately haltad street has a bar on the lower of day of each month. All stamp col­ 1st Battalion along with Company mlUtariata and corrupt politicians” and found both children on tbe beach. ' • lectors. 3Toung and old, in this area han. ship a u b will hold an outing on A and Company E will leava Man­ Jap Ooniniualata In Red liqna haZ-baan reversed. YOUR HOODED ALL WOOL COVERT ZIP-IN its two floors. A private elevator Columbia American Legion 'two permits were granted, Carl la controlling the govemmenC "Butterflah. at flve cents each, 714 Jap Suapeeta Tried ground. They wem treated for connects with the street entrance are urged to Join. Information Sunday, August 15, at Klbbe’a chester by train Saturday noon, He named James Forrestal, sec- alight hurts. basebalT team won the Sunday regarding the club or the exhifed- and Sophia Groff for a cme and Grove In- Somers starting at 10 and proceed to camp arriving Tokyo, Aug. 11 — - J a i l ’s sold hy the aoo, will eliminate the of the six-story limestone building. Tri-County game pla3red against half atoiy six room dwelling in tbe retaiy of defense; William H. Dra­ feeding costs, if the public re- Yokohama. Aug. 11—(4>>—U. 8. T*i • second accident yesterday Mirrored walls, expensive an­ tlon may be obtained from Attor­ a. m. Those .attendliig will bring there later in the afternoon,. LL OommunUta are in the Red. Tbe per, Jr., undersecretary of the Ar­ Eighth Army MUitary commis­ at 2:30 p. m. Cars of Philip Hutch- the Wlllimantic team when they ney Fred Manning, who is presi­ Butkc uevelopnient, appruxunate picnic lunches. ■pond.” Conant said. LINING COAT FOR FALL ON THE tiques, oil paintings and flne fur­ met on Hutchins Arid Sunday aft­ boat ehouu; cuester and Norma .Colonel Alwyn Broderson will party newspaper Akahqta (Red my, and John Foster Dulles, for­ In connection with the new sions have tried 714 Japanese war inso not 52 C'Lcary drive and He- niture give the place a lavi^ look. dent, or Secretary James Ma­ command the train movement Flag) told readera today subscrip­ ernoon, by a score of 10-1. John honey. Lamek to place a roof over back eign affairs adviser to Gov. Thom­ idea, Conant invited two major ortmes suspects In two and s half laine Krol Mariotti of 89 Home­ Wire T ai^ng Employed Sorokolit pitched and Ike German porch a t 7 Harlow ztreeL The main body of troops from tions to party publications are 2,- as E. Dewey, the Republican league haaeball pteycra to toss the yearn but they atiU have about 700 stead street brushed against each Telephone wire tapping — legal caught for the local team. . Abbott Chase is attempting' to Eisenhower Sees Hartford and Torrington wiU de­ 600,000 yen (nearly $10,000) in ar- presidential nominee. mom to go. Hie Allied L«gal sec­ oth'er while they wem pesatng on compile the postal history of Man­ A communication was received ream ind the pubPcatlona are "ap ■ea Ilona their first on-the-pubUc SPECIAL RESERVE MERCHANDISE PLAN In New York state — was em­ Mrs. Joseph Hutchins of Los from the State Highway Depart­ part at Hartford from the state Forrestal. he said, "was former­ fish. Eddie Jooat and Sara Chap­ tion said today 660 have been con­ Birch atreeC n'bem it was said a chester, and would appreciate in­ armory on Broad street starting proachlng complete stoppage.” It victed and 150 of them were een- parked car ployed by police in a three-week Angeles is visiting at the home of ment pi reguru to Ute new su'eet Secrets Well Kept appealed for contributions and ly pre. Condition .of their son, Francis P. ed that tbe city lay 200 feet of 18 secrets’’ to Itself. there down to the Ctepe. erator, three young women and a officials mentioned at>ove may be "Of course," he said yesterday, The convoy wUl include 75 one- Hennequin, who was injured in a reached by telephone. inch Minforced pipe to take csu« "we can get hysterical about a spy Negro maid. motor vehicle accident in Trieste, of the surface water, and If this is quarter ton Jeeps, 36 two and one- A woman who identified herself scare. But our government is half ton six by six trucks, and 9 Italy, July 29. In addition to the earrieg out the state will cooperste aware of these things. And I don’t SAVE as Jane Reynolds. 48. was charged one and one-half ton personnel ...THE MONTH reported fractures and lacera­ In pte^g two catch basins tor the believe the dangers are great.” with keeping and maintaining a tions, he has serious internal in­ Major Kills Wife; surplus water. The matter was re­ carriere. The rate of laarch will be house of prostitution. The general, now president of juries which have necessitated ferred to the Public Works Depart­ Columbia university, made hla 25 miles per hour and it is ex­ s u r g ^ . The' pneumonia has been , Commits Suicide ment statement at a press conference. pected that Camp Edwards wUl be Throughout the Store cleared up. Omdal word sent was Insoraaoe Dteeoeaed One hour before the conference he reached by 8:30 p. m. \ AT K EITH ’S m to the effect that as k>on as his Another communication was rs- and Mrs. Elsenhower arrived here The main body of the convoy Columbia condition permits he will be sent Indianapolis, Ind., Aug. 11—(Jf) salved from the L. Blasell Insur­ to begin a Colorado vacation ia scheduled to pass through Man­ back to a U. S. hospital in this —An Army major, who had bean chester al^ut 7:30 a. m. mjjOMEZ'JOJilll ance agency In regard to the in­ which will last through August. CloaM Weinceday at Noon Coursli! country. Oq Saturday the parents seeking a reconciliation with his crease in the city insurance poli­ Charles M. Gardner, High Open ThoYsdny 9 to 9 received a letter written by a Red wife, last night shot and killed ber, cies. It stated that the increases Priest of Demeter Emeritus of the then took his own life. Other Days 9 to 5:99 5^^ National Grange, from Westfield, Cross worker but dictated by had been approved in tbe amount their son .and bearing his signa- Police Inspector Ralph Bader PLUS:-**Bloiidie'8 Reward’ ef $24,690. Of this total $12,345 Mass., addressed a congregation tU!ire. said that MaJ. ’Thopias L. Morris, of 200 in Columbia Congregation­ 31, shot Mrs. Audrey Morris, 25. will be carried by the Blssell Ag­ al church Sunday mofning at the as she fled from ber home. Bader ency and 312,345 by C. J. MeCter- annual Orange Sunday service. said the shooting climaxed an Uiy. 'llhs communication waa re­ Grangers and friends from all Charity Bequests houn-long argument between the ferred to the Finance committee. parts of the state were in attend­ In granting the permit for the I two in which Morris sought to $ 1 9 9 5 ance. Among those present was In Hagopian Will have Mrs. Morris accompany him THE dwelling, Alderman Henry Ertel 91-year-old Mrs. William' Johnson to his post in Brooklyn, N. Y. of the Public Works committee 1 utchoae-a of .Columbia, a charter member of QKflce of the fact that many times Tilford Bunge, Jr., the slain wo­ iCaiua ctel V the local Orange. ~ , Naugatuck, Aug. 11—(JF)— The man’s brother, said the couple had O A K G R IL L permits are granted for houses on jLina*'”* Mr. Gardner used "SimpUfying will of Jacob Hagopian, 62, treas­ been married six years but had se­ streets where there are no sewers These EJvery Day Lives of Ours” and Immediately tbe owners want refi urer and ' director of the Peter parated. Their flve year old daugh­ IS NOW ONE DAY ONLY. .FRIDAY, AUGUST 13 as the subject of his address, ter,, Patriccla. was not in the the city to Install sewers when 9 stressing three important points Paul Candy Co., who died in Los houM at the time of the shooting. Air Conditioned there la no money to take care of which would help achieve this Angeles July 12, was filed for pro­ Deputy Oorflner William Kelly this expense at the time. Alderman aim: first, knowing our abilities reported a letter in Morris* pocket Ortowski also spoke In this con- and limitations; second, accepting bate today. FOR aectlon. Alderman Ertel recom­ The document listed approxi­ said the Army officer "still loved the necessity of discipline; and her. . . . I am sorry I have to do mended that the Ordinance com- J. FOX AUGUSUll] third, realizing that man is a mately $50,000 in charitable be­ YOUR PLEASURE aslttee confer with the Corpora­ quests. ’The balance of the es­ it but it Is the only way out.” three-fold double, in his duty to The letter was addressed to his tion Counsel In regard to an ordi­ himself, his fellows and his God, tate was left in triust to his wid­ nance making It mandatory' that ow, Mrs. Eunice Hagopian,' of mother, Mrs. Julia Morris, and in the later how we mi«t be Desloge, Mo. a permit be Investigated before very sure in the development of Naugatuck, and a daughter, Mrs being presented to the Council for ourselves from a physical and in­ Ruth Hagopian Matossian, of Los BtfliffimafleMBuoriimiODitt action. tellectual side, not to forget the Angeles. Total value of the es­ C M L O E hV ^ Alderman Leo Flaherty spoke spiritual. • tate was unestimated. Certain Holbrook' of the Coaster Derby to be held He urged all to plan their lives Charitable bequests included DRIVE ill THEATRE Ih on Satiurday afternoon, August 21, 80 as to live each day for itself $3,000 to the K ni^ts Templars of Will Gel Position ■' and it waa voted to close the lower and not continue to ruah in the Waterbury endowment fund; _ George Brent road to traffic from 1:30 p. m. to hectic living we Americana aeem $2,00 Oto the WateVbury hospital; ■an "My Repotatlon” 5 p. m. on that date, also If tbe to have fotmd neceaaary and to $1,000 to St. Mary's hospital, Wa­ Hartford, Aug. 11— Friends ALSO County Derby is held In Rockville 8-Piece Maifle base our living on inatructions terbury; $3,000 to the Naugatuck of Fred H. Holbrook, Madison mer­ •niiad Spot” to Mm close the road on that I found so complete in the Sermon Congregational church; $5,000 to chant. are confident he will be afternoon. t > X \ I on the Mount, The Lord’s Prayer the Home for Armenian Aged at named state public utilities com­ Alderman 8. Neff called the at­ and the laws of the Ten Com­ Emerson, N, Y.; $5,000 to the Ar­ missioner. tention of the Council to the flnal mandments which we have now menian Benevolent union of Amer­ ’They say his appointment to the band concert of the season to be MAPLE LIVING ROOM Increased to a pqlnt where no one ica, 295 Fifth avenue, N. Y.; $9,000 Joh held hy the late Carl M. held Wednesday evening, August ■I , STARTS THURSDAY 18, at the band stand In the cen­ can possibly know all the laws of $3,000 to the Iifiperial council. Sharpe is being l\eld up by Gov­ Ann Sheridan In the land. He say’s he has also ernor Shannon pending selection ter of the city. $ 4 9 . 9 5 Ancient Arabic Order, Nobles of "RINGS ROW” InstalteGoa of Offloem found the Grange Maxims "In all the Mystic Shrine to be used ex­ of a successor to Holbrook, who la PLUS: "APACHE ROSE” essentials, unity; in non-essen­ clusively for the Shrine hospital food and drug commissioner. The recently elected officers of Lustrous maple desk OUTFIT... tials, liberty; and in all things for crippled children at Spring- Mr. Holbrook, one of tbe partv’s the American Legion Auxiliary will has loads of roomy charity, another good rule to fol­ field, hlass.: $25,000 to the Armen­ moat popular ' members. Is . also he Installed at the meeting to be drawers, large working Ife' low.” He said he had found it a speaker of the state House of held this evening at 8 o’clock In space. Mighty special a Maple Sofa Bed ian Missionary association of the G. A. R. hall, with Mrs. Anna good rule Uirough life to find his America, 152 East 34th street, N. Representatives. Read Herald Advs. savings! o Maple Lonage Chair associates among people wiser Halriiek being installed as presi­ I Y„ and $3,000 to the Masofilc dent to succeed Mrs. Amelia Go- o Ma|de Itecker and better than himself. charity fund of Wallingford. I $ The floral decorations arranged lemba. o i Maple Isunps by Mrs. LilUan Rice were lovely Following the business session e Maple Coffee Table and colorful. ’They included a there will be a social, to which the o Maple End Table huge bouquet of lovely rose col­ 2 Half-Paralyzed members are asked to bring a ored phlox on the organ; two small sift. The officers of the Maple Rockers Malta Your large biukets of white phlox, all Men on Probation unit will serve refreshments. MOUTONS Keith’s goes all-out to give you value! Look at all you get OwB T enos* the gift of Mrs. Edith Isham, two me At a to m SAU niCE for only $199. Here's everything you need for a beautitm Two Vernon 4-H Square Dance Exceptional Mouton voluel snd eomfortable room complete to the last delightful det^i. large baskets of gay colored zin­ ■eta will take part in the State = $ 4 2 - 5 0 nias, gift of Mrs. Junie Squier, hkemphls, Tenn.. Aug. 11—(A*)— 1949-styled, quality you find By night ypur smart room quickly becomes a bedroom w n « MAKE YOUR DINING DATE AT Song and Dance Festival at Storra you open up the sofa bed. Tremendous savings at Keith el and an Easter lily which graced Two half-paralyzed onen charged this evening. Tbe dancers In­ only in much highor-pricod the communion table from Donald in connection with the shooting of clude Richard Niederwerfer, Rob­ Tuttle. a third paraplegic at Kennedy cootsl Don!t miu t h m spoctol Deep-down comfy rock­ ert and Hazel Bernier, Norma savingil ers. Sturdy maple frame. Miss Betty 'Thompson was guest Veterans' hospital here last noonth 45 E u t Center Street Goldie, Irving Dunn, Alble Matyia, Spring fillhd curhions. of honor - at a surprise bridal pleaded guilty in Federal Court. Faith Gibson and Ellen Abbe in shower at the home of Mrs. Lcola Both yesterday were placed on Cavey’i Known For Quality TVimly covered. Big bar- one set. Myra and Raymond Cox, MUSKRATS ,galh! Beck Friday night. Miss Thomp­ probation for two years and im­ Roger Burke, Gilbert RIsley, Ber­ SAiY m e t Maple Bunk Beds son. daughter of Mrs. Lottie position of sentence 'was suspend­ tha Mae Farr. Patricia Rau, Wini­ Outstanding "buys," ov4ry Thompson of Tow’ne House, will ed. , Choice Selection of Varied Menus fred Littlefield, and John Olander onol Fine quality skins, dyed be married September 17 to Wal­ Wallace Rice, 31, of Amai4Uo, in the second set. Joan Taft, in all your favorite shades! $ 5 9 . 9 5 lace F. Pbwer, Jr., of Amherst in TVx„ was accused of assault with For Luncheon and Dinner Dawn Andrews, Mary Jane Mad­ Newest 1949 styles. Specially ceremonies at Columbia Congre­ malice aforethought and attempt den, Irminc Gleason, Caroline Llt- gational church. ’The bride-to-be to murder Richard Hicks, of Kan- ‘ tlefleld, Willlftm Saypalla, Paul sovings-priced. Stui-dy. mellow maple ta apaco-aavlng bunk was the recipient of many lovely alou. Mo. Hicks was shot in the beds. Use them aa shown or aepamto them DANQNG NIGHTLY-MIRANDA MUSIC ^ Siegel and Walter Rau arc'alter­ Maple Chairs and you have attractive twin beds. Ladder gifts which had been placed In a leg. ' ... - ff- nates. PERSIANS "horn of plenty” for her to open. Dow Duckworth. 20. of Gaines­ E verett Rle<* SALE MICE i and guard rail am included. Value-phu! ’The^ostesa used pink as her col­ ville, Tex., was charged with aid­ Everett Kies, 74. of 20 Reed The Persian "boy" you've / a \ or scheme in the dining room ing and abetting Rice. street, Rockville, died Tuesday dreamed about! See the fine . which was carried out with night at the Johnson Memorial quality, 1949 styliqg! These $ ix .9 5 streamers, flower! and candles. hospital in Stafford Springs. He Delightful refreshments of tiny v.'ss bom March 15. 1874. in Kil- -fpeciol savings will be hord to duplicate later! Pretty maple chairs, perfect tea sandwiches, cakes and pUnch -JA I .rx-T-i:! '11 i r.i.'n -f t NOW Ends SAT. llngly and was a carpenter by for your bedroom, nlmost were served. trede. He leaves two sons. Nor- rnywherc. Nicely tailored. J Mrs. Helen Loughrey, who has EHSTUJOOD P in t Mancbeater Showing • man Klees,’ of Rockville, and Er­ ' .'5vipar-value! been a aurgery patient at Victoria ■ lAXtHXUTrOMO nest Kies, of Stratford; and one hospital in London, Canada, for grnndchlld. Randall Kies. The Enjoy Ranarkablf Soviitgs i\oti , the past few weeks, returned to "On An Island With You” ITS IIEftTI TMlilS MMESTY...ITS LEKNMIT MIME | fyneral will be held Friday at 2 her home on Columbia Lake Sat- (In Color) ^.IUK IT TIE BIIIT TWMF TIE HER SIITIVEn! p. m. at the Ladd Funeral Home. On These Famous I'J Fox Fun' urtey in time to join her husband Esther Williams Jim ourante ' Rev. Forrest'hbisser# pastor of the GMY-OYIO KIDSKIN lin e* for observance of their 36th wed­ - — ALSO------ftA Union Congregational church, will . .. Sftcimlly Salf-prireJ ...... g ’ooosissst IW’-ffRC i . : - ' ding anniversary. Mrs. Loughrey, "Alias A Gentleman” officiate. S ■LACK-DYED PfRSIAN PAW tieo * who must still wear especially Hemsan A. Remick a< «-ac- r'T P-, WsUsee Beery Toih Drake ■ flHMI ■■ --- 1 Spteially Sale-prirrJ ...... ’195 f h t ' prepared braces, is much Im- C l H f G O I O R , Herman Alexander Remick ■ of NATURAL GREY CHINESE KIDSKIN ' .,e c * f k I J ^ •■y iroved and will convalesce at ' Mll'bury, Mass., a former resident Specially Sale-prired...... *1D9 liu m m -w , tome. Friends called on the couole 'Feature—1:45, 6:$0, 9:$8 ' of Rockville, died suddenly yester­ in honor of the occasion and the day at Worcester hospital. Mr- SILVER ILUE-DYED RACCOON . . qq. 46-Club of which Mrs. Loughrey Last Show Nightly—8il9 Remick was bom in Lancaster, N Specially S a le -p ric e d ...... *A«IO is a member presented them with PLUS GREY fr BROWN-OY. CHEKIANG ttAO* U H.. 51 years ago and in his young LAMB Specially Sale-prired *190 a huge bouquet of gladiolus. HUGH manhood came to Rockville, Mr. and Mrs. John J. B. Wiley BBAUMONT "MONEY MADNESS where for a number of years he BEAVER-LIKE SHEARED RACCOON' t A g g * of Chestnut Hill observed thetr was private secretary for Fred­ Specially Sola-priced...... *499 31st wedding anniversary Satur­ erick Swindell, Jr., who ^ t h his GREY-DYED INDIAN LAMB (4CC* day, August 7. father wefe owners of the Rock Specially Sale-priced...... *409 Mrs. Raymond Clarke is a pa­ Manufacturing Company. Their NATURAL GREY SQUIRREL tOQC* 4 tient gt Middlesex hospital where I9IIVI-IN INUTIll mills where woolen materials were Specially S a n -p riced ...... 499 Thrifty Burton’« says: "All .vou need the she was taken late Sunday after­ Wed., Thurs„ woven were located In’ .the heart BLACK-DY. PERSIAN LAMR, MINK isg c* noon. Mrs, Clarke, .with members Fri„ Sat. oh-oh-Tom orrow- TRIM Specially Sale-priced **W9 COLONIAL MAPLE DINETTES \yhp1e year 'round Is this one coat!” Amaz­ of her family were at Hurd Park of Rockville. . "Steve Girl” Mr. Remick married Miss Lil­ natural grey PERSIAN LAMR trOC* ing*? Yes. Think of it—you can wear this to enjoy a picnic supper together ALSO lian Wormstedt, eldest daughter Specially Sale-priced ..... *999 Charming bard solid Northern maple. Ex­ soft covert coat over summer prints. You when Mrs. Clarke slipped on a "Out Of The tension table with cmicealed leaf center. stone, fell, 4nd broke her hip. of Mrs. a a r a and the late Fred- SHEARED CANADIAN BEAVER ICQC* $ 74. 50, Muy U note at Augutt can wear it as a topcoat over fall suits. Then Blue” “DINTY MOORE SPECIAL” ri-ick Wormstedt, They later mov­ Specially Sale-priced...... *099 4 saddle-aent tedderbaek chalm. (Cup­ First reports fri>m the family are boards and buffeta ta stock to match). when the* thermometer dips, .vou merely -zip to the effect that the bones were (CORNED BEEF—CABBAGE) ed to Millbury. Mass., and Mr. MINK (LET-OUT CHINAI 11Q7C* Remick entered the employ of the Specially Sale-priced . . i , .*1419 tavingB-^pay for it later in the warm wool lining. Presto 1 You have a set Sunday night. She is in trac- Wlndell Manufacturing (3ompany, winter coa,t. Thts zip-in coat is the perfect and must remain at the hos- Sun,, MoUh Toes Other I . j. Foa Far Coals $95 * to tStSOO* Maple Sets •‘THll EGO AND I” for this Evening*t Dinner where he has aerved aa cost agent cn the Hmerise Mer- , answer to the career girl's budget problems. Claudette Colbert. Fred MeSInrray si'd in other capacities. * ivfcisc* la lO H fsdstal las Fi'sides his wife he leaves a son ‘ a s KMlI W*«i» rnmn a TrU* « »l< (nr ts« )U get a comfortable maple sola and two •4^ But it's as smart as coats that cost twice as ALSO na (eM^ a . > yaa »iH n€sm s ehandite pkm»_ much. 4-gore back and yoke with full flaring "DANGEROUS MONEY” and two daughter!. Warren, who m U M UUKtV « )>Wrsl tUwMM UMta lounge chairs . . . 3 pi*«*s CharOe Chaa Uvee In Atlanta, Ga.. Mrs. Nor- i ?!* , .rf yaasamssa. al and back eushiona. Bright,^ $ 1 1 9 . 5 0 swing, detachable hood. Rayon satin lining. Dinlnf Boom of Dtetinction vrood Thomas of Oakland, Call* • *« I J fat n s trt (wri»f »MI St S tn It M s >«•. homespun fabric eoi-vrs. Save Gray, Forest Green, Black, Wine and Brown. ENJOY THE MOVIES IN • FREE STORAGE UNTIL FALL . COMPORT. ALL MOHUU1TOS FARR’S fcmla. and Judith, at home. Wai^ i j t Sizes 10 to 18. .\.M> INSECTS CONTROLLED ran served with the Marine Air B Y ^R O P L A N E DDT SPNAY fONpa IB thO Baotfla area. I V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESt)AY, AUGUSTT17154S: MANCHKSTKK KVENING HEKALI). MANGMKartK. CUMN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1948 ____ S_____er» f k G E F O U R - > t’.-lng MCtiwa In order v.'tjn h« gatlan fatlad to uneovar tha dr- Route 44 at 2 o’clock where a de- trailed State LegleUtor Hugo 8. mada his rounds Juat 20 minutes Sims, Jr. cumatanesa. ^ Giant LoUypop Melta Norwich Blaze monstraUon of how to prepare Runoff Seen Finn Is Ready WUNS—I41S Fire Destroys Daring Hospital Dash bafora Normaa Sinclair or 3 Buck­ Approve Bus vegetables for exhibit will be given A stiff fight developed over the Stats SupraaM Court Joatlea WTHT—ISSS ingham avanua aaw a blaze aithln by James T. Laldlaw, Following House seat vacated by Rep. W. J. WlUard L. Beat flasd ball for Flan MANCHESTER'S Today’s Radio WKNB— 849 Logs $185,000 tha resUurant. this demonstration, all will go to Bryan Dom, who ran second to O ffer Bail laat Saturday, aftor granting a Bottling Plant For One Seat To oertlflcato of raafonablo doubt Biethany, Aug. 11.—<0—A Aa ha ran to a fire alarm box he Route Change the Walter Thorp farm In South Maybank In the aenatorlal contest. BMtera OaylIgM Tim aaw Officer Oarance Simpson. As Four men battled to succeed Dora, Finn’s appeal la expectsod to bo giant size lollypop became Coventry for a picnic and ball Simpson Joined him three plate with none having a BoaJOTity. Law­ arguod befora tha AppaOata divi­ BETTER BARBiRS stuck in tha throat of seven- game. Stale Police Conduct­ ycar-old Floyd Smith. Early Morning Fire De­ glasa windows in the front of the South Carolina, Arkan­ yer James B. Hare faces a runoff Former Stamford Bell­ sion In Albany next BH>tsmber. 11:00— Silver L«ne Oper­ East Central Pomona Orange 101 MAIN STREET OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL l i f t State police made a - quick stroys Three • Story restaurant blew out. and flamaa met on Saturday evening at Marl­ In two weeks against Runner-Up hop to Appear Be­ WDRC—Hint Hunt; Newa. WDRC—News on all sUUont. ing Investigation to sas, Idaho Democrats John C. Taylor, a former congresa- 13-minute automobile daah leaped up the face of the streuture. ating on McKee and borough Giange in the Richmond FATHER AND SON ALWAYS IN ATTBNDANOB w e x x ;—Hartford PoMee Speak; 11:15— Concrete Building MemorlsI Library at 8 o’clock. fore Court Today Shanghai Above Determine Cause with the hoy to New Haven Pick Major Nominees «"«"• 1290 aub. WDRC—Dance Orchestra. hos^tal. When he got there. W r«t Center Streets ’There were 16 Granges represent­ Reps. L. Mendel Rivera, Joseph SPECIAL ATTENTION TO CHILDREN WON8—Juke Box. WONS — Musical Sc*seboard; R. Bryson and John L. McMillan Floyd quietly removed the Norwich. Aug. 11—lAn—An early ed and visitors from Central Po- 6,000,000 Mark W TH T—Uaten to ThU. News. Torrington, Aug. 11.— **Pnrdon m y hions No. 1. ’The Lecturer’s pro­ By The Associated Press were unoppoaed. Boilctinl stick from his mouth. The lol- morning fire today destroyed a fV)Dowlng a public hearing, tha OPEN WEDNESDAYS w n c —BewkaUge Wife. W THT—Blue Room, State police today were conduct­ l>-pop had melted. ' Pm lfatni SNStsMrtilwHEASI 'blue coal' gram was on hobbles and the offi­ South Carolina. Arkansas and Haavy Negra Vetiag .Oleas Falls, N. X-i Aug. 11— Newa. ing an investigation in an effort three atoiy building on the banks PUbUe imiitlaa Oommiaalon yca- Shanghai. Aug. 11 — (F j—H ie 4il8— « » wnc— cers of East Central Pomona re­ Idaho Democrats appeared to The South Carolina primary was fdV—John G. FliM''wBa freed fat W K N B —Newa; 840 Request to determine the cause of the Arc uwtM MvMM MiniSnnbuni. «mtcn wwnf tatSay announced Ita approval of f7JI09 ball today pending out­ population of Shangtial today was ll:S S — of the Yantic river here with loes , pnmnwMw (NMWwOw awliriM, t«m tar sponded with s short talk about have their nominees all picked to­ highlighted by ths heaviest Negro Matinee. WDRC— News. which early this morning destroy­ estimated by Fire Chief Joseph P. ' f y M U MItrtrtii* 1» BrtVM- Commander Coal a peMtion aubmltted by the Silver their hobbies and how they were come of o f his convic­ placed above the 6,000,000 mark T*Miw XatuMIT*. hHI-uw ben,, rcmlwt la « Bus Company, and signed by day for major November political voting in years, as the result of a tion on-'i charge of assaulting W'TIC'—Stella Dallaa. wnc—Governor J. Strom Thur­ ed the bottling work? owned by Track at 3155.000. say cirfMimfeoMWWwfwacaiMTBatK- barkp started. A quartet from Marlbor­ recent federal court decision which by the Police Onaua bimau. William T. Fl^^ln. 'The fact that State Guarantees area rosWenta, requesting that contests. a New York City nurse short­ mond. A series of alarms brough every § Q l 4 * $ 1 i r * d < h i ^ g 8 t i w 2 5 f ough Grangg sang "In the Gar­ admitted Negroes to membership A graat influx of war rofugeea WDRC—Mualc off the Record. Mr. Flynn a day or two ago dis- . Koppers Coke j buses be operated over McKee “ Candidates for at least one of ly before dhe dirawned a year 11:55— A l U i n s t A l l «r e company in H>e city to the den.” . _ from the north has awelled tha J covered that one of the windows •treat from Hartford road, thence South Carolina’s three contested In the Dsmocratle party. age. FIbu, 28, former lake WOCC—News; 1290 Club. WDRC—News. -rXII U o X T ll scene soon after the blaze was dis- ,______• A very Interesting article from Arkanaaa Itep. J. W. ’Trimble total which was 4,274,000 la 1840. W TH T—Bandstand; Newa and of the plant had been forced open westerly toward Hartford on W eit congressional posts seemed head­ George summer hotel bellhop, Tha new figure puts the ChlBsae 11:45— ______. covered in the D’Angelo P iz u res- Andover Grange told about how beat out Charles B. Ivy, who v/aa AMESITE DRIVEWAYS Weather. led to a suspicion that, the fire : Delivered Dusfless Center street. some western towns are abolishing ed for runoff elections, but Sena­ posted surety bond In State city in the fln t four of the world, , WDRC—Symphony Hall. . . . taiffant. two hours after It had i FOR S A LE •rte change In route will start tor Burnet R. Maybank hold a seeking Trimble’s House a«at. Sen­ Suprense court and planned te W’TIC—Lorenzo Jones. 'may have been o f. incendiary ori- Hartford. Aug, 11— night. flies from their communities. ’Two ator J<^n J. McClellan wka renom­ topped by New York. London and 12:00— ! gin. at once. members from M s r 1 b o'ro.u gh clear 10,000-vote majority over leave Immediately for hla Paris. 4s45— WONS— Dance Orchestra. State Housing ^^uthority has used. The fire which swept ' quickly Bike with Wizzer Motor. The petition was circulated and four competitors for his Senate inated without opposition. home in Stamford, Conn. WONS—'Two-Ton Baker. ! 'The plant was completely de- iip all but $241.0Q0 of the $15,000,-1 through the concrete structure at* Grange told about their hobbles, W n C — Young Widder Brown. WTIC— Newa; Dance Music. I stroyed with a loss estimated by Two months old— $100. •ant in after many resldenu had one buttons and-pot holders and seat, with returns almost com­ 12:20— 000 limit set bv the 1947 General ** W *ter street apparentiy start- j considered that their convenience A S P B A L t 5:00— ■ Mr. Flynn at about $35,000. Only the other Indian arrowheads and plete. Glens Falls, N. Y „ Aug. 11— WONS— Dance Orchestra, a Wl.. a S m S m . owoemrwuwwuSmumm auB \ ^ I^^Und flOOT r^ftKUrtnV1101 Main St.‘. Barber Shop would better be served by having Form ^ Judge WDRC—Olympic Games Re^ ' a truck and a few bottles of soft Assen.bly upon state guarantees of ^ j^.g hours earl- AX AUTOMATIC relics. Another member from Good In Arkansas— where, as . In —John G. Finn was ready to post A U TO GLASS AMESITB t v n c —Dance Orchestra. , drinks were saved. 'The loss is buses operate In the section where South Carolina, Democratic noin- $7,600 ball today for freedom views. notes issued by local authorities to ,^nd soon enveloped a large a large part of west side homes arc Will Grange told about his roses, Inatsllsd WCCC—Junior Disc Jockey. ^ only partly covered by insurance. FUEL OIL he has 500 different varieties affd ination means almost certain elec­ Of Probate Dies pending .appeal of his conviction TABVia Frequency Modulation finance municipal housing projects, storage space in the rear used by located, rather than along the less W KNB—News; 840 Request A few minutes before the Are the Leo and O.sgood drug company over 700 plants. A monologue was tion In November — hot Springs on a charge he assaulted a New Prompt Service WDRO—FM 46.5: 92.7 MC. Housing Administrator Prentice thickly settled part of Hartford Matinee. was discovered the firemen had fpr chemicals, and the two upper given by the Lecturer of Coventry Prosecutor Sidney S. McMath, York city nurse shortly before she IW K N B — FM 10S.7 MC. White said the remaining $241,000 Delivery Service ro^ . Bethany, Aug. 11.— — Jtdin BJ. '^CALL 8322 . WONS—Sports. : been summoned to another part of floors used by the Silberman Fur-' Mtinchester Grange. , took a lead over Former Attorney Hinman, 76. one-time Judge of was drowned a year ago. { 1VTHT— FM 106.7 MC. would be retained for contin­ W TH T—Bandstand, ; the city by a false alarm and this gencies. niture company to store furniture. A t the last regular meeting of General Jack Holt In the rtee for probate, died suddenly yesterday ’The 23-year-old former bellhop w n c —When a Girl Marries. i W n O —F3I rti.8 MC; 06A MC. Package Delivery Coventry Grange, the Lecturer. : delayed them in getting to the Latest guarantees issued in­ The structure was owned by governor. at his home here. He had been in from Stamford, Conn., was 5:15— I WDRC—FM. ! scene of the actual fire. The police Mrs. Lane Brown had a guest In all three primaries, the other Mfhite Glass Co. clude: New Britain. $1,319,000; Msx Beit of New London. North Coventry 111 health for several months. brought to Warren county Jail last WCCC—Music Loft. I Same as W’DRC. I today were questioning a 15-year- Light Tnit-king 17 POINT speaker. Miss Margaret Jacobson, major ballot battles concerned night from Clinton prison at Dan- 24 Birdi St. Manchester Shelton. $291,000; Darien. $247.- A' policeman reported every- Death was attributed to a heart THOMAS D. COLLA WDRC—Treasury Bandstand. WKNB—F»l. ! old- boy in connection with the 000: Willlmanttc. $443,000; and oolicewoman from the State Police House aeats, attack. nemora, to appear before State Open DaUy S A. M. To 8 P. M. WONS— Superman. 5:00—Evening Centinel. turning in of this false alarm. Phone 2-0752 Re\'. Allen H. Gates chose as hla Terms NorwlA, $405,000. PLAN Barracks at‘ Stafford Springs who Comptqn I. White, seven Hinman, a native of Oxford, Supreme Court Justice Daniel F. Including Saturday Paving Contractoi 4^ 0 0 1 0 WTIC—PorUa Faces Ufe. 7:00— News; Music as You Like • The Torrington firemen were senaon theme "Play and Worship” spoke about highway safety. straight' times a representative held several public offices. A t one Imrie this morning (10 a. m.) PHONE It. at the Second Congregational Plenty Of Parkinf Arranged 5:S0— assisted by the Harwinton volun­ Take OIrl for Adoption A L L SIZES The annual church vacation tiota Idaho, plied up a hca\^ i jjg town clerk of Beth- Finn was convicted last June of I WDRC— Old Record Shop. 7:30— Ail Star Dance Parade. teer fire department, A e plant be­ church Sunday morning. Mrs. Mar­ On Premises school closed on Friday with an BCore against Farmer Bumis B. any. In addition to hla duties as a second degree assault and sen- WCCC—Headlines; ’Tunes for 7:45— Battle of the Baritones. ing just over the town line in Har­ garet Cooper, Misses Clara Smith enrollment of 63 and an average Hollywood. Aug. 11—i4*j—Actor COLOR FILM Brigham In the race to see who town officer he conducted a print­ tenr/rd to a term of two and one Tots. 8:00— News; U. S. Army Band. winton. and June toOmls sang a trio attendance of 44.9 and fifteen will compete next fall against G. Dick Powell and his actress wife. ing plant here. half years. He was accused of WONS—Adventure Parsde. 8:30— Jan Garber, , The fire was discovered by an June Alyvaon. have taken a two- VHave Thine Own Way Lord. teachers. 'The teachers and parents O.P. Rap. Abe Goff—the man who Survivors include his widow, striking Revs Rcznick, 23, during ARTHUft WTHT—Sky King. 9:00—News; Concert Hour. engineer in the nearby radio month-old girt for adoption. . The Nest Sunday the young people of all enjoyed a program on Friday defeated White In 1646. Mrs. Caroline Hitchcock Hinman, a pre-dawn parking session Aug. W nO i-Ju st Pltan BUI. WTHT—FM. transformer station of WTOR. baby has been named Leslie A lly-. the church will be In charge of evening at the close of the ses­ In the same state, 27-year-old and a son, Edward Hitchcock Hin 1, 1947 at Lake George. the service and August 22nd Rev. sion. All feel that this vacation 5:45— Same as W TH T except 6:40- .son Powell. 1 Businessman Asacl Lyman led man, both of Bethany. Funeral The nurse’s body was found WDRC—Lum and Abner. Hollis Bartlett of Worcester will school has been exceptionally suc­ 7:30 p. m., Concert Hour, School Teacher Bert Blnwcgen, services will be held 'Thursdfy aft­ four hoi'rs later in Lake George. In Colon or WhRo WONS—Tom Mix. be the guest speaker and August cessful and thanks Is extended to 26, In another congressional con­ ernoon with burial in the Bethany Authorities decided she had w n o —FM. Building Permits ft’i WTIC—Front Page Farrell. 2Sth. Rev. Leon H. Austin, pastor all who helped In any way. test Like Goff, Republican In­ Congregational church cemetery. drowned. A grand jury investl- Same as WTIC. emeritus of the church will be the Evening cumbent John C. Sanborn Is un­ ToSnostSpnikBnililglitl 6:90— Are Issued Today guest speaker. The regular pastor opposed. Telerislon Rev. Allen H. Oates and family Chemicals Slop WDRC—News. Idaho’s senatorial candidates of WNHC—T\’. will be away the three Sundays for WCCC— News. Building Inspector David Cham- WANTED - LABORERS both parties were nominated with W KNB—News; Sports. P. M. their annual vacation. Bers issued two permits this morn-, Siinbum Ravs no opposition. ’They are the pres­ W’ONR—News. 6:00— Teletunes: Program Re- FINAL SUA\MER CLEARANCE! Wednesday, August 18th Is the ent Republican senator, Henry C. ing with estimated costs totalling day which has been set for the EVENING AUCTION W TH T—Songs at Six; Ball aume. ■ Dworahak, and State Supreme Scores. 6:00— Small Fry Club. $20,600, One permit was granted Willing To Work Annual Summer FasUval op the San Francisco, Aug. 11.—(g"!— Court Justice Bert H. Miller. to contractor Paul Dougan to Coventry Fragment Society. A line tVTIC—News. 6:30— Russ Hodges’ -Scoreboard, Chemicals which theoretically are In the South Carolina congres- Thurs., Aug. 12,7 P. M., Legion 6:45—FUm Shorts. erect a four-room dwelling on DRESSES formerly up day and evening are being planned sibnal races. Rep. James P. Rich­ Vernon street at sn estimated ro.'t and It la hoped that everyona sriU eight times as effecUvs In pre­ WDRC—Sportcaat; Record A l­ 7:00— Photographic Horizons. 18 venting sunburn as those n< ards took a topheavy victory over bum. 7:30— Camera Hisadllnes. of $9,600. ’The other permit was keep tha data In mind and oome Attorney Roy Cobb, but another Hall, Leonard St., Manchester Ct. granted to Mrs. Esther John­ ‘The Alexander Jarvis Co. and bring your family and friends. commonly used were reported to W KNB—Show Tunes. 7:45— Film Shorts. G R O U P 2 Incumbent Rep- John J. Riley, WONS—Let’s Go to the Games; 8:00— To be announced. son for the erection of a four- There win be fun for aU and the American Pharmaceutical aa- (Leonard Street runs o ff Main Street room dwelling on Hackmatack Apply To Foreman Garage, 487 Center St. rianty of things to buy for your Joe McCarthy Speaks. 8:30—The Laytons. This group consists of the balance of our summer stock Opposite the State Arm ory) street at an estimated cost of Christmas gift list. sodatlon today. WTIC—Strictly Sports; Weath­ 9:00—News. of DRESSES formerly up to $19.98. Now $7.88—$9.88 $11,000. A daughtsr has been bom on These compounds atop the sun 2 Lota Of Fine Modem Furniture— Few Antiques er. 9:05— Boxing, Jamaica Arena. Friday, August dOi to Mr. and bum rays in solar radiation much WCCC—News. G R O U P S " as buck paper stops ordinary Lot No. 1—Home Sold, Party Moving:— AH Just < montbe old^— PICTURE YOUR HOME Mia. Hanry Shaman of Brewster 8:50— BATHING SIT'TS, SHORTS. PEDAL PUSHERS, stteet at tha Manchester Mamortal ligh t ApparenUy they do not In­ G. E. Alrtlaer'Elec Stove (S burners, 1 deep cooker), Q. B. Re­ WCCC—Concert Hour. hospital. terfere with the rays which cause frigerator (g CO. f t ) . Universal Washing Machine with Speed- in the New W KNB— Melodies for Evening. SHIRTS — GRE.4TLY REDUCED. Farm and Homs Weak U being tanning without burning and do selector (model MW2701), Q. E. Vacuum Cleaner with Attack- WONS— Answer Man. observed at tha University of Oon- not stop the visible rays. ments, Swcdlah Maple 5 pc. Breakfaat Set; Braadloom Rug, made W TH T—Sereno Gammell; Cas­ naeUcut this week and many local They do not change the color of npeelal about 11’ by 12’, Stair Carpet to match, Sheraton Styla W1^Dutch Boy^ Blended Paint tles in the Air. people are plaimlng to attend tha the akin and do not wear off or When Minute* Sofa, Club Chair, Barrel Back Chair, etc. wnc—Andre Schenksr. sessions. break down easily. In theory they Lot No. 2—Norge Late Model Oaa Range, Norge Elec. Washer, 8:45-r Miss'K. Bunloa Morse of Cam­ should give protection for several Count Crosley Shelvador Elee. Refrigerator, Maple Dtaette Set, Maple ' The old marten blended their good looking, year after year. WDRC—Lowell Thomas. bridge who has been spending houra. Tula Bede, Oov. Winthrop Mahogany Desk. Rugs, CIm Faa paint to give their pfctorei larting Thaa come in . . . preview yonr WONS— Rainbow Rendesvoua. some time with Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ s However, they are not yet Have veut doctor trie- (floor noodel), ete. AU A-1 clean fanilablage; family movtag to beaiitj. color scheme ea onr handy, model* wnc—Three Star Extra. ter 8. Havan and vlaltlng friends available to the public. They must phono hie prescript kio Florida. ,, And the "Dutch Boy” hei honte dliplay . . . and bring the 7:00— undergo clinical testa*before be­ blended hii new paint te give pictnre to life! TEL. 5161, MANCHESTER In Hew York City Is now spending to Wetdoa’s ever oat prt- Other Lota—Victoriaa Finger Carved OenUemaa’e Chair, Beaten WDRC—Robert Q. Lewia. 824-828 M A IN STREET a few days with Mrs. O. O. Ander- ing offered over the drug coun­ year home larting bcanty. Remember: It’t "Dutch Boy"l rata proteasloaal wire for Rocker, Barreoai Chair, Wainnt Rocker, Olaea, China, Bric-a-brac, WKNB—Newa; Man About : ter. Pktare h la paint that aMya Il’a Blended! And it’s here/ Town; Italian Hour. i ’The compounds are spedally immedtete delivery te Large Gate-leg Ext. Table, 7 Repro. Windsor Chairs. Many other 1 George H. Phelps Is a natlent at offerings of merit WONS— Kenneth O. Crawford. the Manchester Memorial hospital built varieties of paramlnobenaole vour aeasa W THT—Newa. i recovering ftom a fractured wrist. acid, which la one of the B vita­ w n c —Supper Club. ' O o v e n ^ 4-H Oardenam will mins. They were developed by Dr. V:15— ! have a gudsn tour and plenic On Troy C Daniels and Dr. Warren WELDON'S ROBERT M. REID & SONS, Auctioneers WONS—TeUo-TeaL Yhursdav August }2th. All gar­ D. Kumler, of the University of 201 Main St., Phone 8198 Established Auction Acres, Phone 888 W THT—Children’s Hour. Cglifomla College of Pharmacy. M l MAIN STREET dens win be Judged in the morn­ MANCHESTER, CONN. 1007 BRIMFIELD, MASS. W n o -N e w s . ing. A ll ehib members wlH gather Dr. Kumler report^ the results .7:80— at ,dw EftperlaMutal Farm on the pharmacists. WDRC— Club Fifteen. ^Ftetora Framing WONS—News. mcGILL-COnUERSE IRC \\CCX3—News; Sundown Sere­ V m U b ^ Mlrrara nade. Pbhrtmr Pletnraa W THT— I^ne Ranger. SOppIlM ArtlaU* Material W n c —Guest Star. 'Wallpaper Drafting 7:45— Wladow Olaaa WCCC—Paradise Island. WONS—Inside of Sports, ■' > r. w n c —Pleasure Parade. . 8:00— WDRC—Mr. Oiameleon. 645 Main Street Telephone 6887 WCCC—Music Box; Headlines. WONS— Special Agent. W TH T—Xavier Cugat. t ■ ' W TIC—Swingtime at the Savoy. 2348534890234848532348535348532323485353234823482348482353482353232348482353484823482353532323485353235353232348232353238:S0— WDRC—Dr. Christian. WONS— High Adventure. IVTHT—On Stage America, TEXTILE STORE’S 1 wnc—Jack Pearl Show. 8:55— WONS—Billy Rose, Pitching Horseshoes. August Specials | 8 :00— WDRC—County Fair. WONS—Gabriel Heatter. W TH T—Boston Blackie. ■ \ 1VTIC—Tex and Jinx. n « ------V ~ B0Mls>li ■! ORttm oorL 0:15— WONS—News. 9:50— WDRC—Harvest of Stars. WONS—Greatest Thing in the World: News. NYLON W T H T —Go For the House. * 1 > v WTIC—Mr. District Attorney. on Iw Jcs - and aethns leo 10:00— WDRC—The Whistler. WONS— Oplnlon-Alre. HOSIERY » W TH T—Star Theater. 5,796 WOOL W TIC—Big Story. es, you make s mighty handsome picture, Soft deep springs o f coil steel soak tip shocks surge o f thrilling power that won’t be denied ( Choice irregulars) 10:50— , swRepiog down the street in diis sleek and blows that spell jarring jolts and jounces its place at the head o f the procession. ' . WDRC— Democrats from Texas. TUFTS IN EVERY Y WONS — Dixieernt Acceptsnee and nea^lilled carriage. in lesser vehicles. , ' Speeches. SQUARE FOOT Fun? O f course it's fun to travel in Buick WTHT—On Trial, Yon look super and feel super — because wnc—Thin Man. Rw er flows with a spedal stikloess from Super fashion. PACinC TRUTH SHEETS AND what jon*ye got your hands on is dot only s which engine sensation is eliminated by spe­ fashion plate, bin a very Supn-doer toa It ’ s the fu n o f tra v e lin g in style, tra v elin g in PH.LOW CASES mimiHi. dal Hi-Poised engine mountings not found comfort, traveling with adventuresome dash. 72 X 108 and 81 z 99. Reg. $2.89->$2.59 FREE Yottf band on the wheel rests ever light and in any other automobile on the market. thafs STYLETONE Broadhoml easy bscanse this beauty trades so true, obeys W liat’s holding you back'from seeing your 81 X 108. Reg. $3.09— $ 2 .7 9 Delivery Service When you w’ant to joaf, you loaf in deep con­ so readily your sli^test guidance. Buick dealer and g ^ n g an order in — with Pillow cases. AU sixes. Reg. 69o—6 2 d ee«h tent. When you want to go, you g o with a or without a car to trade? Our free delivery YET IT COSTS MUCH LESS THAN YOU'D EXPECT/ service is available Y o u r treadle foot can get an instant cres­ STARBUCK HUGTOP MERCERIZED to you for all vo u r. cendo from the quiet purr o f a Fireball power ne^R at any time SUIT sioey COTTON SOCKS and for any quan­ Fashion rolls out the carpet for these two plant that's patiently content when you want PAPER DRAPES 1 Here’s carpeting with over 5700 long-wearing imported-wool tufts packed ^hen better automobiles BU K K qhss ha* alllhna features tity. Just call P IN E silhouettes. The slender, tailored suit with a to take it easy — and beaver-eager the instant PH A R M A C Y and into every square foot . . . at a,surprisingly low price! T h it makes Stylctone are built * o tH u io m oaivi MsedamaSav geictaal * rAMk-mav s m iN * f t S iw . Widest paper drape made. Pleated Dark colors for Fall. Sizes 9 V4-10 thin sliver of a skirt. The softly detailed suit yon signal for actioa. and only. Regularly 35c pair— your order will he with a skirt that Rares, a manner that’s ever e T Q ^ * M-ponio narsait KMvm * ouoiuanc sPAait aam H C* tops, stitched— not pasted. Flame re- lOVt a smart in veitment for youf Yet, you’ll have floor beatity for years .... Special..., ' .delivered immedi­ so lady-like.. Suit your own tastds . . . both * nnt.Hr o n ajN0s * aosn-ans BAUNa * aieio voROus-niu siatant. B ig soft biUowy tires mounted on die widest ately. not only because Stylctone wears so well, but also because every pattern ailhouettrs are making news. BUICK * sewNo-soasta roe u t m a ICXJS> * visaA-siMtesD ams 4 Pairs $1.00 rims in the industry lay a feather pillow over 98cP air Watch For The will build them * QVAsaurux coit seaiNoiNO * S A n rv.u N aiMS is rigorou-lv tested for fadie rcfislance! See the many exclusive IHtb I'eH lu ry the roadw ay's tou gh spots. l.ttlle While Truck 9,and 12 fool widths « rot SMAar iuoaas * s o o r ir n s H m and floral designs tculay . , . and bring room measurements for free c:-iimatr. Uto your crodit lo buy I Tens k MINKY J . TAYLOK, Mutual Network. Maedmyt sort frU e rt ' , X . I THE TEXTILE STORE I PINE CUT TO YOUR OROfR FOR WALL-TO-WAU RARm iNO OR IN INDIVIDUAL RUO «2 iS 60RMAN MOTOR SALES, Inc. I A. L. 8LOCOMB, _____ S PHARMACV 285 MAIN BTREET MANCHESTER I 913 MAIN STREET. NEAR THE RANK « «64 Center SI. Tel. 2-9814 :‘f V.. ' - \ - V V ■ ■■ \' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 11, 1948^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONNn WEUNE5DAI, AUGUST 11. 194* PAOBSDt ------^------elaewhers In Th* Herald today, ' / to Connecticut, he said, has " f l a t ­ nectsd with NaUonal Guard unite, I goods, cbocolatoa. llnsns, s pot­ releasing the Community Houpc and fofmer members ara keeping tery vase, wallet, food chopper may be obtained from membera for the above-mentioned purpose. ly increased." New Citizens Staff Reported L'ndemianned State Guard the organisation allvs by frequent Grange Dates and many other Itoma. Hckete for of Bolton Orange or at th* door Judd Williams promises a more Wapping Fair Deepite the fact that' admlaslons meetings and outings. WANTED Judge Is Ordered Um party, which la advertised on Monday svaotng. _ tinlque showing of his rare game to cltisenahlp have shrunk, the birds which will be of Interest to At Low Point staff is reported to be imder- Plans Outing About half of th* world's land Prize Party p innn Progress young and old fair enthusiasts. _ I manned at the headquarters In the area is uninhabitable. Class Carpenters .* l.. V< Olive Collins, superintendent of Hartford Federal building for the To Vacate Decision the baked goods exhibit, has re­ Veteran Group Arrange See John Konue or John Hill, Only 2,000 Coiineclicut Connecticut district. This la a re­ Bolton Holding **Break- . School Time Is Draufing Near • Program vised the Usting in this class, add­ sult of a drastic slash last year P)[«iiiiam «nd ing some foods such as muffins ing Events for Early Foremen fast in Hollywood!’ Annual Aliens Naturalized Last under the CotUTCsaional economy QuMtion Whether Cor* j Begins Fourth Year Books for and eliminating others. Becau.io program, and the Justice Depart' of the credit given to Wilfred Year September Party Olcott Manor Tract pt'^ration Tax Vlolateaj Of Vnconscioust^ss Show Next Monday Released ment has requested steff increases f , n - P-W Eyent Just Roberts and his well-publicised In Connecticut and elsewhere. layer cake, and the men’s baking The second annual outing and Federal Conatitulion Bolton, Aug. 11— (Special)—A DRESSES Hartford, Aug. 11 —(JPl— Only Waaplnc Fair premium and contest conducted last February Italians led all nationality I Second Battalion. The Alexander Jorvis Co. Hftverstown, Md.. Aug. H — 2,000 Connecticut aliens were groups last year in the state witi.,n {| f- Noil'S of Business ^Breakfast In Hollywood" party | In the Wapping Grange, several arH 'Veter­ (AV-MIss Bertha Myert la be- IN THE MAKING! ptogram books haro Jurt ^ a total of 540 new citizens. Cana­ Slnri"* I I k M a s M to be held Monday^ght, August from the printer*, and, entries have been suggested for made citizens last year, low point ans wilt bs held at the Villa giiinUig her fourth j^ar o f un­ j Hartford. Aug. 1 1 'The , ■how proapect# of a better coun- the men—but, of course, they in a live year decline. dians v.rere next with 228. Then ____ ., ...ij-emoor 12, It consciousness at the Washing­ 16th at eight o’clock in Bolton ! came Poles, 192; Germans, 155, queiiUon of whether Connecticut • i COLONY FURNITURE CO. IS CLOSING OUT ALL FLOOR SAM- fair than In previous years. must compete with the women in The kdmisslons In Federal and was announced today. It la ex'- ton County hospital. Ckimmunlty Hall promises an eve-1 Foster,— president-----[ o i| ^ i, contest! and Russians, 100. rorporation business tax violates j Attendants said yeaterfiay our state courts In the fiscal year end­ The balance, save for three re­ pected that a large number of the Federal conatltutlon Is none of t nlng of fun and laughter for those PLE SOFAS. .CHAIRS. .LOVE SE.\TS. . . 2*PC and 3-PCSUITES the Fair Association, and George In keeping with the modem ed June 30 were less than one- State Guard veterans will be that the 77-year-oId woman IS baking methods, Wapping Fair, patriated Americans, were from / the Superior, Court’s business, the | able to swallow liquids and In attendance. The Home Econo­ Pottcrton, vice president and Mt- clghth of naturalizations In 1944. 39 countries. present and those wishing com­ State Supreme court said today, ] alogne chairman. have l^ n Inc., Is cooperaUng with General soft foods, but has sbowm no mics Committee of Bolton Orange That total was 16,069. plete information should contact bccauKC the Issue Is pending In . A T SCANDALOUS PRICE REDUCTIONS____W E D O N’T DARE earnestly working to make this Mills, Inc., by adding a listing for Their numbers were: Sergeant Anthony J. Ggorge, gen­ signs of awareness since she liaa made arrangementa with Jim This may remain the low year Federal cotirte. ! oatalogue more complete and a chiffon cake. General Mills will for a long time, said Dominic T. Australia, 2; Ehigland. 51; Irs- eral chairman. fell dowrn a flight of steps at Allardlce of New Jersey, who does land, 71; Scotland, 51; TTslesi 2; The Supreme court, In an unan­ her hrnne here In AugusL much of this type of work profes-1 QUOTE THESE PRICES IN A NEWSPAPER, BECAUSE THESE uuble. With the cooperaUon of present an Oneida Community Longo, off cer In charge of the It Is hoped that all reservations silver-plated -cake plate for the other British origins, 23; Albania. imous opinion written by C!!hlel 1945. stonally, to reproduce the late i several committee members a Naturalization and Immigration will be complete by the first of larger number of advertisements best chiffon cake, baked with Soft- 5; Argentina, 1; Austria, 40; Bel­ Justice William M. Maltbie. or­ A brain operation perform­ Tom ^neman's famoua radio PRICES ARE SO LOW THEVRE UNBELIEVABLE------COME IN service. Post-war Immigrants In­ September. dered Superior Court Judje John ed about two years ago had have been secured, and patrons asilk cake flour. cluding war brides and refugees gium, 3; Brazil, 5: China, 3; Co­ show. I All former members of Com­ M. Comley to vacate his decision no apparent effect. hhould be able to shop for almost Gertrude L,ewis will again man­ have been filing applications in lombia, 1; Cuba, 8; Finland, 27; T i l l the traditions Af the origin­ mny product or service they d.e- age the canned goods exhibit, and France, 10; Greece. 46; Hungary, panies G of H of this town are that the tax as applied to Spector AND SEE THE SALE TAGS FOR YOURSELF. large numbers, likely to swell the asked to attend. The outing will Motor Service, Inc., violated the al show wrlll be kept; the wishing- 2re Ui the vldnlty of Wapping. ; housewives are now preparing en^ admissions .beginning next year. 62; Latvia, 4; Lithuania, 65; ring ceremony, an orchid to the | Morocco, 1; Netherlands, 7; Nor­ last the entire day. Federal constitution. i Prize winners of 1M7 will he in­ tries for this group. In spite of Present volume looks insignifi­ oldest lady present and an award terested to find their names print­ the current Interest In frozen way, 19; Palestine, 2; Persia, 2; During the recent war the State The Stipremo court agreed with Bollon cant compared to 1944. but Mr. Philippines, 9; Portugal, 50; Ro­ Guard was mobilized to perform Judge CJomley’s concurrent decis­ for the crasiest hat worn to the ed In the 1»48 catalogue. foods, a large exhibit is anticipat­ Longo said that year was the cul- party. It is expected that the (Hasa leaders every o n e - .The program for the afternoon ed. The entry list for the fresh mania, 15; Spain, 13; Sweden, 68; the security duties otherwise con- ions that the Spector Company, a Doris Mohr D’ltaHa . . . . j mlnation of many war-aggravated Switzerland, 8; Syrla-Lebanon, 16; Missouri corporation with Chicago Tel. Manchester 5545 selection of this award will be the oar back-to-achool dresses and evening of Sept. ^ vegetables and fruit exhibit hM petitions were swelled bd- high point of the fun for the eve- I to other years. Exhlbiu bcen enlarged to accommodate the i outbreak of Turkey, 11; Yugoslavia, 7, as Its principal place of business. nlng. 11 for yoar star popiL All will be open as usual from noon varietyty of products raised by en- nii«n'> citizenahfb Is a Connecticut firm within the The Bolton Volunteer fire de war by alien's needing cltlzenshf^) terms of the corporation bualncas OuesU will be seated around I sturdy and practical, plus to t p. m. The annual parade will thusiastlc gardeners. to obtain defense Jobs. 10*' partment will meet tonight for tables and served coffee and dough- | Superintendent * John McNeill tax act.'and that the act doea not be held at 9 p. m., and any Individ­ Built fp Vest Backing Almost Nude Body drill. The members of the dC' .nuts In a realistic breakfast at- j being pretty as can be. See feels that anyone who can raise violate the state constitution. ual or organization may register A t first apoltcatlona bv those partment will meet at the fire­ mosphere. During the evening j EASY any garden produce in such un- The Spector company has ter­ them all tomorrow! with Ueonard Thrall, parade mar­ from Axis nations were delayed house at 7 p. m. more than twenty gifts will be | shal. or with the secretary, Mrs. predictable weather should re­ Found ill Copse minals In various partir of the Saturday noon the department j for special Invest^ation, building distributed and will include George A. Potterton. Jr., to enter , ceive prizes! But vegetables usu- Esppttibs cotmtry, including New Britain responded to an alarm from the BUDGET up a vast backloff chocolate cake, chlcken-of-tomor-1 i all" mature In spite of, if not be- and Bridgeport, Conn. home of Mrs. Ruth W. ElHs on float In the parade. "Finally, In 1944.” Mr. Longo Arundel, ^ g . , Aug. 11.— (JPt— ke WiiO Tuti. TtbW fonn « Eiiy to T«k* silk slip, neckties, tobacco j Th* Doiodle-bug pulling contest | cau.se of, the weather. In litigation extending back sev­ Route 44. . They extinguished row, said, “ many Investigators were The almost nude body of a girl in TERMS wlU take pUce at 3 p. m. As an Last year the flower exhibit put Into the field to naturalize eral years, the company contend­ chimney fire with no damage. added attraction a aupper will be , was noticeably improved over pre­ blue sandals was found last night ed it was not liable for taxes aliena so they could make bullets." PLAIDS STRIPES served In the auditorium of the ] vious years, and Porter Collins, To a certain extent he said the in a lover's lane copse on the asseaaed by the state for the yeara Oommtmity House from 5 to 7 p. j superintendent of this class, war Incentive caused a "satura­ Duke of Norfolk's Arundel Castle 1935 through 1940. REAL It appealed first to the Federal Estranged Mate CHECKS ra„ in charge of Mr*. Everett Joy­ promises an attractive exhibit tion point" park estate. FOR BABY NEEDS ner end her committee. again this year. Save np to \t* a Lb*. District court where It obtainefor the slaying of auction to be held In one of the listings are set up about the same and an empty medudne bottle in Basic Value! but the United States Supreme a result of applications filed with­ her handbag, found among her Orange to A&P Coffee! Il’s his 24-year-old wife. tenu at 9 p. m. as previous years, but a special in the last two years by persons hot weather, when you want an ic^ drink that court held, on a further appeal, to Tlckete will go on sale at noon clothing neatly stacked 20 yards When you buy It, sell It that the question of constitutional A coroner’s Jury recommended award will be given in the needle­ who need wait only two years for flavor FULL. Tliis bean-fresh coffee. Custom Ground that Edwan^ Pniszewmkl. 28, be In charge of Ella Burnham. Re- work class. away. or trade it you want maxi ity could not be decided until the Price Slashes Are So admission Instead of the usual five iusl right for the way you make coffee, definitely tmtes held to the grand Jury on the fteabments wiU be sold during the Scotland Yard still is trying to Connecticut courts had ruled on The National Needlecraft Bu­ years. The chief of the ser\-lce said mum value for your money charge. Mrs. Prussewakl'a body ScandtAouSt We DonH afternoon and evening by Mary reau, Inc., has provided a Gold establish her Identity. better And many who have changea to it from other certain questions about the Inter­ they are spouses of American citi­ When You Engage The was /ounfl yesterday under the Muir and her large committee. Sunray cup with Wapping Fair coffees of comparable quality save up to 12c a oound. pretation and application of the zens. mostly brides of veterans. sink of her four-room basement Dare Publish Them in Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Barter plan engraved on it, to be awarded to Applications In this category are Maybe you’d be smart to try it, too . . . today! statute. to sell several varieties of fresh Jarvis flat. An eight-inch knife was Start the contestant submitting the best heavy. H ie Supreme court ordered the This Advl atui' paickag^ pop com. Mr. and crochet piece at the fair. In AUCTION •S*vi"S* 9'****f •“ • •"4 •■O. purehmtM. Lb. District court to keep the case on bUric^ In her chest. "Another reason for an expect­ FRIDAY, ADO. 18—6 P. M. Organization EIGHT O 'aO C K 1 Pruszewski, who surrendered Mrs. Harold Hart will conduct addition to the cup, prize-winners ed increase is the fact that trans­ Bag 40c file, and said proceedings to Inter­ Buying their popular fun booths including of other crochet prizes will be LEGION HAUL, 275 MAIN ST. To do any of these transae m m and MtUaw pret the statute should be brought himself to police, declined to tes­ CHESTERFIELD portation has been reopened for WETHERSFIELD, CONN. Or 8 lb. iMff ft-lS tify at the Inquest. Police Lieut. darts, penny throw, and the gro- eligible to enter the 7th annual immigration. Including refugees.” tions you get maximum "with reasonable promptitude’’ In \ Noui oary booth. Seveial type* and nation-wide crochet contest. A van load of furniture con­ the Connecticut courts. Joseph Vojtech testlflisd Pruszew­ Mr. Longo said. Immigration In- value backed by a highl> ski had twice been arrested on dis­ aIzM of balloons will be on sale With the intrc^uctlon of 4-H sisting of mahogany and oak REOaROE 1 I a £ 43c This was In December, 1944, and Try Weldon’s Fir^ FLU Shhl Don’t tell anyone, hot no* by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watson. work in Wappitig, and throu(di bookcases, walnut table, dress­ trained and experienced or­ Si€h mnd ruU-BoM Or 8 lb. bag 91.24 the State Supreme court’s opinion orderly conduct warrants obtained heard-of savings awnlt cuatemen Puny rides wUl be available for the cooperation of parents and ing table, tea table, 15 or 20 ganization. today said "we cTo^ot know" why by hla wife, but had been dis­ at Colony Fumiturs. Plicae ao knr, >| the children, and other amuse- schools, a more extensive group of chairs of various types. Fine the Superior court^earlng did not charged both times. He said the we don’t dare announce them. Oome 1 i t 45c woman on June 18 obtained a war­ ntents will be available to them. exhibits is anticipated In the Jun­ PRESCRIPTIONS collection of antique glass and BOKAR * a . take place until April, 1947. In see the aale taga and be amaaed. To make Wapping I!;air a more ior departmeht. The superintend­ china from an estate In Munson, Jarvis Realty Co. V(yorou$ and WHtaw Op 8 lb. hOg $1*89 TTie 26-page opinion traced the rant charging ^er husband with ARLOW Shown here ara only 4 off numy, oommunlty-wide enterprise, eever- ents in these various classes are CALLED FOR Mass. Cfdn and sterling silver, REAI.TORS history of the corporation business non-support. (XMbSmCs many styles In aofaa. love aaato. The vvoman’s three children, chaira and Kta . . . every one made al tafwn organtzatlons will be al­ John Porcheron, Sarah Hills, sillver plate, vases In satin glass, 654 Center Street tax back to 1911 when the Legis­ Prescription Pharmacy lotted apace for sale of home- Anne Welles, Ruth Hood, Irene AND Bristol, Staffordshire, etc, cups lature, appointed a apecial commis­ Marion and Raymond, Mx-year-old FOJt VALUl^ in our own factory. Soma ara artldca. The L*dlea' Aid of Cotton and Ludlls Simpkins. In and saucers, tea pots, copper TeL 4112 Or 7275 sion to study the question of tax­ twins, and Patricia, three slept un 901 Main SL Tcl. 5.121 slightly soiled but easy to elaan. the Wapping church will have a addition to awards In these class­ DELIVERED kettle, several hundred Items. ing corporations. It agreed with disturbed while police found their Some are almost new. AH miwt country store, the Wapping PTA es, special prizes for the beat kept The hall will be open from 1 Judge Comley that the tax "is Im- mother’s body. be aold NOW. Don’t wait. Bbap will aell home-made candy, and garden and garden record by a to 4 P. M. Friday for inspection poaed upon the franchise or privi­ now. the Wapping Men’s club will sell 4-H club member will be awarded PINE and to receive goods. Books on lege of a corporation to do busl- watrtmslon sUcea. the day of the fair. Oardana will sale from 1 to 4 P. M. Auction neaa within the state,” and la , vnth the Increased availability be judged at intervals during the PHARMACY starts at 6 P. M. therefore applicable to the Spector DUNCAN .PHYFE oompany and not In violation of of farm machinery, automobiles, summer by Robert Sharpe, and 664 Center St. WETHERSFIELD SALES CO. and household appliances, there Farmers' Hardware Company will the state constitution. Tel. 2-9814 H. L. WELCH, Sales Mgr. will be more commercial exhibits present a steel telescoping fly- Phone 5-5314 "The trial court should not,” the open by business omicams. Large ma- rod for first prize and a three- opinion continued, "have decided oto es will bo exhibited outside celled flashlight for second prize. whether the corporation business aod Bnaller equipment will be Neighboring Granges are Invit­ tax act was In violation of the vening shown In ona of the tents rented ed to enter exhibits and should United States constitution because COME SEE that question, as we have atated, for the d ^ . Exhibits of education­ notify Mrs. Mary Hills or the sec­ al valua will be set up by the retary of their Intentions. Last is still before the Federal courts until Farm Bureau, Connecticut Ihc* year the first prize was awarded THURSDAY PINEHURST NEWS for decision." psrlment Station, Forestry Oe* to Manchester Grange and the A fter a brief holiday, we open Thursday momips: at partment and other organizations. aec AUTOMATIC S0|U» INJECTOR cial on large Lamb Legs. . and here it is. . or* ' ■ - ' ‘ . dep one now for the week-end, . Large Genu* Yes . . . it’s the greatest work-^ver, dme-sever, raoney-effvtff and Familiar sighls in the heart* o( our oitieg 0>od (eUowship and good food reiia I?' p J S ; step-saver ever created for a wpinan on washday. It’s the new Bendix 1 ine Spring (top grade) Lamb Legs, whole 2 supreme at a real, old-lashioiied N ew automatic Washer—with tbs^rmtomatic soap injector that measures and 1and towns‘are the historic Cooimoas, fu) SI (7 V i to 8 ^ lbs. or Front half) at only 69c U>. fH rTT- A *" ® proudly preserved since Colooial days. p ,.|land Oem Beke. It’s tradhiooel— hist •n l l puts in the soap for you. Yb s )u*t controls once aod the Bendix j ff They’re trndilional landmarks that odd ao Kks miM, dry Hampden Ale — Did you ever stop to think what a good buy Fresh docs all the work. • SEE I t - NOW AT aaneh to N e w England dmim I made by (oikt who brcw emh Pinehurst Fowl,is these days . . . a generous serving ' Only the Bendig spaps, soaks, washes, rinses 3 times and demp-drys # coats you just about 45c, Yes our Fresh Fowl at 55c (me sis — nothing eUet Threw in ih* 'clothei::. thtn (brz*t the wash clothes so effidspdy. Yet we can prove to you that the wopderful Bendix lb. is again a fine value. Please place orders now for (unit yoo’re ready to taka tht doibat oat for actuelly costs less tp buy and use than other washers! DeCormier MONEY-SAVER COUPON Broilers Fryers and Robart Farm Turkeys. We have a dryios- Tbe meehanical "brain” in yonr Baq- lot of them coming in (some Thursday and More Friday), dix poti in the exact amount of loap for aoak- In 0 (|f Itore you’ll find the big­ Motor Sales This coupon with ^Oc entitles you to one genuine rubber sink mat, ins or for wathios—then luperyiiei tbt eniira SOI.D ONLY but in order to assure you of always getting fresh poul­ gest wpAer values in town—and valued at 11.75. Po*ltlveI> no sink mats sold without coupon. Yon go to your doctor for expert try at Pinehurst, we sell out Saturday. job' for you. After'soakins, waibios, riniiof 24 Maple St. Manchester WITH THLS medical care. Come to us for expert aod damp-dryin* tht flothta, it even thuta 'w e’ll he glad to prove that, too. So Itialf off. 'You don't even nted to be homt! come in today. See for yourself how '’“‘ m (O L l’ON auto care. We are your one-stop Becker’s Native Tomatoes Are Lower ■*We are prepared to furn­ oi old New England.,. N A .M E ...... seceeaffooei easy it can be foryoa to ow n a Bendix! station for all mechanical repairs. ish complete automotive re­ Every one will tell yon. Yon make NATIVE y pair and body shop work. No Mail S T R E E T ...... a right turn when yon turn in here Or Phone for repairl. TOMATOES 25c Now you can buy a BENpfX Orders L IT ’1 I • O • • • • • Perfect selected red ripe Toniatnrs. And Andreo expects to 7 Experts On bring us first picking of dew- frefifi com from his new crop enriy (Model S-Wq F O R , ^ N L Y ^ 1 9 9 - Thuredsy. Umne nre In ... ^ incfudkif norm al fcietnlhfften The Job To Give Visit Pinehurst Thursday , .usi our easy to You The Best In MORIARTY get into. . easy to get'out of Parking Lot. t o r D O r N PAYjdENT. . CONVENIEm TERMS AT THESE BENDIX DEALERS SERVICE Th. pale, U ,M o l. w i* lh .,»ad , dry PEARL’S APPLIANCE & BROTHERS BENSON’S FURNITURE G. E. KEITH. On The Level At Center And Broad FURNITURE CO. & APPLIANCE CO, FURNITURE CO. We Guarantee Our Colony Furniture Co. TELEPHONE &135 Ills Main street 649 Main Street TIS Main Strwt • Manchester < IForfc NEW LOCATION: 1156 Main St., Near Trumbull, in Hartford •I Q M an ch ester Opposite High SchooL Manchester . NEW TELEPHONE: Hartford 2-6557 , ' V ROSKIN DISTRIBUTORS, iNC., Wholesale Dialribulors, HARTFORD, CONN.^ Tela 8854 ______— — ------a-T—------— ' ' " . ■ — T \. ■ I -f'.' MANCHESTER fcVKNlNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11,1948

the American Trucking Aseocla- of Ooimeetlcut, Ahlch la toe Motor Transport Association el^ ator and toe floor. Although the shoe waa torn from the youth’s Uon and a aolid gold pin. Colchester Driver mg a aafsty and comtaay eon tit . City A. C.,3an’tjbecome the big­ Geto Safety Award of Connecticut. . some more. Sir Alexander Cado- foot he was ualnjured. ‘The Highway Safety MeBim ia not liUcly to bo laUon, the pros­ gest club t n Its And In the state, Youth Is Held ' While making a deUvery In Hol­ sioa said Bray was luaklng a da- question was asked in the yoke, Mass, for his e m p lo y , Judges tn toe contest ere W. Lecfaata Invade BgypPe Deeert Winner of Award ^atirliratfr pects, are for some delicate and perhaps even In New England. It For Saving Youth Howard Sharp, Highway Depart­ livery m Holyoke. Msaa.. wbM he course of a speech in w'hlch he has It’s start with thirty members Schuster’s gbtprsss. Inc., of Col­ involved attempt at temiwrary ment; Wilbur L. Croae, Jr.. Motor saw two youths about to be t r ^ Harttbed. A n # advocated the present abandon­ The,Open Fom and no%9 it’s entirely up-to the re­ In Buglaries chester, toe driver came to the aa- Cairo, Aug. 11.—orary face-saving, TONlGHT^S ststance of two youths trapped in a Vehicle ' Department: John E. were 1S9 deaths ment of attempts at disarmament. mainder of you levers of sports Hartford, Aug. 11—P r o i^ ac­ 'Doyie, Public UtlUUee Commie- try of Agriculture eald today he performed In Maesachueetu tor. prB LlSH K n BT THE in which nuasiB will relax the to decide Just how high It may tion on the part of Horaw Broy, a freight elevator which had start­ antomohile scdMiBta In h e r a l d p r i x t i n u \y INC, Obviously, he considered his Communications for publications In the Open Forum will not S io n ; Cuitaln Ralph J. BucMey, swarms of locusts hsvq In/aded made Horace Bray of Colcbeeter One of them Jumped dear, but Berlin blockade, but retain the climb the ladder of success. 17-Ye«r-01d Resident Colchester, Connecticut truck ed to deecend. One youth Jumped cut dortag tbe Bret 11 Blwell Strret bt guaranteed publication If they contain more than 300 worda. clear and toe driver grabbed the Stats Police Department; Dean F. Egypt’s western desert tn the Connecticut's "driver f t toe the other would have bean caught, M«nfb»»ler. Conn. threat of re-establishing it. and In question a forceful,. conclusive Your backing, encouragement driver. In rescuing a youngster Notde, Interatate Commerce Com- the com miss!oo announcement of lB4AllN»r V d il^ THOMAS (■'KRCI-SON The Herald trser\’es the right to decline to pilbllsh ,any matter THE NIGHT! O f Manchester, Eng., other andtpuUed Mm to safety. Salum T«gion near Libia. Vehicles, month ’ for May. would piece of argument. that may be libelous or which la In bad taste. Free expression and your Interest wrtll be fully from a moving ««v ^ r w^5®J mleslon and William M. Greene, eloaor Bmer B. We Fr»i.. Trnnt.. Gen’l v hich the westerp powers him the "Drlver-of-toe-Mo«th The reecue waa made Just in time The award Is made each month ■aid. had net Bray grabbed him For, at the moment, the world of political views is desired by contributions of this character appreciated by all membera. Highway Safety Commission. chemicals and technical experts end pulled him to safety. The FlRy-eix of the vlcthM dkiil PMin- I ).:.«l|>', be n e n ...... , have a club held over Rusala. This thing el4e; a positive and ihean- Oaldweir have returned from Minus Bullet Holes Camp Woodstock. Nowhere has the Queen Anne period design been more $475.00 3 Piece, Handmade Chippendale, genuine mahogany; bed, dresser, chest-on-chest...... la their plan to form a separate ingful and rewarding life for hu­ fully developed then in the occesionel chair. Here the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamlin and Middletown, Aug. 11—(F)—The $47500 3 Piece, Chippendale; solid mahogany; bed, dresser, c h e s t...... government in western Germany, manity in which the posslblUtlea two children of Maryland arc sweeping lines of toe cabriole legs ere carried Into the imPMiTIMIISEnUHTCIHNSITSBf cat came beck today, mtous bullet $675.00 3 Piece, Chippendale; solid mahogany; iwster bed. Mr. and Mrs. dresser, -hast- ' thna partitioning Germany. One of man may be fulfilled. spending the month of August graceful arms, seat end beck. Lemon-golo, green or wine $895.00 5 Piece, Hepplewhite; Grand Rapids made, banded mahogany; twin beds. Mr. and Mrs. dresser, chest holes end with all of Its ntoe lives ' d^asks. Ueiiolly $30.50. of tho western powers, France, "What la wrong with our age is with Mrs. Hamlin’s mother, Mrs. mtaet And Charles'Nixon who Julia Bartlett and sister, Kath­ on-chest, bedside toble .. ------...... - ”— X A C f has eonaisbently been against this in ourselves. It is not because has already paid a $5 fine for sup- arine Bartlett. Magnified Craas-SaetiMi $695.< partition o f Germany. And it la men In different countries beUeve p o a e ^ killing toe feline, says he | Mr. and Mrs. William Wuerdig, abewaSeH-deanlasPracesa won't Shoot at it again — not in $398.1 conceivable that all the western Mrs. Elizabeth Hall of Manches­ different things. Men In different Middletown anyway. $239.1 powers would give up this policy, countries have alwa ra beUeved ter, Mr. and Mrs. George Kings­ Loot week toe cat, named 3 bury and two children and Mrs. 5329.1______which hu already been rejected Rutflea and owned by Mrs. Iris different things. It ISTiot because Elsa Koehler o f ' Covrentry were $35o!oo 3 PiMe.’chinese Chippendale, mahogany; b ^ , dresser, cheat ..... - •••••••■ i o a # in its n u ^ Important details by MacNellege, committed parrot- men in powerful nations fear and guests Sunday of Mrs. Leila Hall cldc. He attacked, and after a Regency $575.00 4 Piece, Hepplewhite banded mahogany; Grand Rapids made; bed, dressir, chest, b e d si^ table .4R 8A the Germans, and which can nev­ suspect each other. Our danger and daughter, Bernice Hall. furious battle, destroyed a 30- $445.00 3 Piece, Transitional Eighteenth Century; mahogany, Grand Rapids made; bed, Mr. and H|r8. dresser. er mean anything but future trou­ lies in the fact that we no longer Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Marimar- / r / year-old parrot named Texas, toe co of Hartford were Sunday call­ AO sal.ta clUct 4ul uS 4W 4«^ ble for the world, if they knew property of Nixon. To avenge his • e e e e e I understand the meaning of our ers of Mr. and Mrs. John Steele. ISB lha trat law aMtha. Coffee $750.00 4 P i^ e , Hepplewhite, banded Satinwood; Grand Rapids made, twin beds, dresser, chest . what they were getting in return. pet Nixon unllmbered his gun and common humanity and therefore Mr. and Mrs. Walter Anderson opened fire on Ruffles. The cat $198.00 3 Piece, Colonial, solid maple; bed, dre.sser, ch est...... If RuWa were not willing to arc unable to believe in It." are on an extended motor trip ^rnlt dropped, Nixon said, apparently $250.00 4 Piece, Colonial, knotty pine; twin beds, dresser, chest ------I e • e -a a I through the west and will be give up its blockade o f Berlin, and Perhaps a good many of us. In deed. Tables $344.50 3 Piece, Modem bleached birch; bed. dresser, chest; Grand Rapids made • e ^ a I .2 6 8 .5 9 the western powers were not will­ guests of relatives in Minneapolis, Mrs. MacNellage had Nixon ar­ .1 9 8 .0 0 our aimless and uneasy philander­ Minn., before returning. $298.00 3 Piece, Modem bleached oak; bed, dresser, chest ...... ing to give up their plana of a rested on S' charge of discharging . 2 9 5 .0 0 ing with values we know are su.s- Mr. and Mrs.- Laurence Small flreanns wltom toe city Umite. $350.00 3 Piece, Modern grey oak; bed, dresser, chest...... separate government for western pect and shallow. In our nervous and two sons have returned from Nixon pleaded guilty and paid toe 19.95 $298.00 3 Pieces, Modem bleached mahogany; bed, dresser, chest ...... 2 5 9 .0 0 Germany, these present Moscow drive to nowhere, in our pitiful two Weeks spent in Maine and W ltk Da Past Haua ratal, a laa fine, oaaerUng that it was "well I 2 9 5 .0 0 Canada. w hlla aayrSar (anaa aa lha aarfaaa- $330.00 3 Pieces, Modem light walnut: bed, dresser, chest ...... conferenesa'would not be in prog- eagerness to blatne other mem­ worth It." .4 5 9 .0 0 Keep In mind "Friends of Tol­ a lt a r a taw ■ a a th a . Last night Ruffles returned Just one o f the m an y distinctive designs at Watkins. This $525.00 4 Pieces, Modem light walnut; bed, dresser, chest, bedside table ...... bers of the human race for not .2 2 5 .0 0 land Association Home Coming home. Examrned by a veterinarian Regency model has a large 19 x 34 oval glass-protected ma­ $295.00 5 Piece, Modem walnut; bed. dresser, chest, vanity, bench ...... The stumbling block at Moscow possessing the virtues we our­ Day" Sunday, Aug. 29. he was found to have numerous . 3 7 5 .0 0 hogany top; a single pedestal with an interesting grouping of .'125.00 4 Piece, Modern cherry; bed. dres-ser, che.st, bedside table ...... • ■ • • •...... is not so much whether these selves are lacking, do not yet real­ Mr, and Mrs. Laurence Small scars of his fracss with the late S475.00 8 Piece Modem mahogany; twin bed.s. dresser, chest, vanity, bench, beti.‘*ide table, chair .. .3 4 9 . 0 0 things Minll be done, but how they had as overnight guests from Texas but nary a bullet hole. legs. Usually $26.00. . .2 8 9 .0 0 ise the truth about ourselves, Glen Rock, N. J., several of their "H e must have been playing pos­ $349.00 4 Piece, Modern lighf mahogany: bed, dresser, chest, ^ d sid e table ...... - . ••. table shall be done, ao aa to lose face which is that in such limbo we are relatives. sum,” said toe vet. $703.50 6 Piece, Modern,blond ^mahogany; twin beds, Mr. and Mrs. dresser, vanity, bench, bedside . 4 9 8 .0 0 for no one. Neither side wants to actually engaged in the tortured Rev. and Mrs. Henry Hayden (One-of-a-Kind Groups, subject to prior sale). give up its own club first Further­ quest for faith and understanding and two children who have spent more, each a*de denies the right the month of July with their par­ Balaa waak a t It Holt W ill Seek which, by recognising something ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hoyt Hay­ w llh II, ■ack af tha aaaaaw lataJ of the other to have reached for bigger than ourselves, can bring den, have returned to Albuquer­ 41it taS grlBM. Congress Seat I Its particular club. We maintain to ua personally that importance que, New Mexico. H old s a U rge quantity Kneehole that the Ruaslana had no right to and largeness and dignity we now Mr. and Mrs. William Sumner -J Simpson were week-end guests of o f frozen foods at ex­ ' Canterbury, Aug. 11 (JTh~ make a blockade of Berlin, and lack. ^ their parents. Dr. and Mrs. Sam­ George C. Holt, of Woodstock, has that therefore, there is no reason tremely low, zero-zone Desks' extra bedroom for vacationing guests! To find ourselves by losing our­ uel Simpson. announced his candidacy for toe| under the sun why we should pay selves, to free ourselves by dedi­ Mrs. lone D. Smith and friend temperatures. Separate Democratic nomination for Con­ anything for having that blockade cating ourselves, to alter our nar­ of Springfield, Maas., were recent fast freezing shelf for gress m toe Second Connecticut | Choice o f 3 styles lifted. . guests of Mr. and Mrs. John H. •air-Ckfalaa laaraa aarfaaa dtaa district row absorption with ourselves In­ icBirays. aaS whlla. . . kaaaa It aaaiblias H o lt on leave of itosence The Russians mainUUi) that we Steele and Mrs. Leila Hall and to aofne broad, compassionate Miss Bernice Hall. whlla faritaara. Thla claaata« srac- state director of Uniwd World I Watkins Studio Divans had no right to plan the establish­ aaa la sreSaal aa44aaa eat eifwaab vision of life and humanity and in Misses Ruth and Dorothy 'aSaat tha laas Ufa a( lha salat. Federalists, told a party rally here ment of a separate western Ger­ that, viaion to find the strength Pinches of New Britain and Say- last lilght he waa seeking the sett Its wliite^ss hsts for ym s now held by Representative Hor, 59“ man government, and that conse­ to face our own days with calm brook, conn., were recent guests of Miss Bernice Hall. ace Beeley-Brown, Republican, of quently, there Is no reason why and nobility—that is the quest of Pem fret because of his conviction All have 22 x 44 inch tops and a wealth of drawer space. The and Couches Mrs. Dorothy O. Walker and DU PONT bna never offoxkd a finer product "Self-Cleaning” Du Pont House Paint is they should pay anything tp ua our age and time, that Is the daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Gibert, of that the issue of International re­ model sketched has shaped drawer fronts with the ton and alao available in' a vaitety of popular tints. for our prospective abandonment yearning, often' unvoiced, in the New York a ty , have been spend­ I t M W ® for protecting and beautifying tha bomat lations was of crucial Importance plinth bases shaped to conform. The two other models art ing a few days as guests of this year. 1 o f that plan. greatest and the least of us. No D u Pont House Paint protecta againit It aavaa repainting bills.' Call on a reliabla CUppendale designs Vrith bracket bases. / - friends in Tolland. mat, He Is a son of Hamilton Holt The large way out for all the such quest is ever in vain. There president of RoUtna CoUege,*and Miss Dorothy Gunther was or­ toC an d decay . . . givea fasting baauty and painter for your painting jobs . . . and ask at Sale prices powers involved, of course, la for are always doors opening before ssrved m toe Navy as a lieutenant | ganist at tho morning worship him to use D u Pont House Paint.' them to relegate these specific it. ,service Sunday, Aug. 8, in the ab­ protection. In addition, it ia ''Self-Cleaning” commander In World Wav n. quarrels to the background and to sence of Mrs. Sarah West, the ; . . atarta white, eteya white, aa explained regular organist. $109..00 Two-cushion Studio Couch in biege te.xtured submerge any -question of possi­ covering with kick-pleated valance; brown moss Doctor Cadogun Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McCarthy vegetaw.y w huno-'v above. While this "Self-Cleaning” proceM China '.75 ble loss of face by striking for u entertained several of their out of m tu m t fringe piping. Opens to full size bed ..8 7 .5 0 cold, n‘ 5 bm- ■tarts within a few monthi on moet lurfacee, agreement on the more basic dif- "Does anyone dare to maintain town frienda Sunday, Aug. 8. Big veg«»*^ DU PONT "bULUX'' HELP , ferenees among themselves. Bcr- that the situation in the world at Maurice Mcacliam and sister, excessive soot or heavy shade. . . or ataina TRIM X TRIUlS NNISHIS $98.50 Three-cushion Studio Couch in green witii Mrs. Helen M.'Smith, visited rel­ Table Lamps Uo and the separate government this moment Is one that favors drawer. pencil brown Stripe.s; brown moss fringe and atives at Camp Woo^tock Sun­ S 9 . 0 0 from metal surfaces such as acreena. . . n uy MW, Mdarinf h«M(y far m MS* I brown fringe valance. Opens to full size in western Germany are- only disarmament?" day and enjoyed the . camp and ^ ^ week (hMitan. Trial S Trolllt iMWt oiiMtw i WANTED A variety of china table lamps in this symptoms of their major contro­ inteifeie with or delay this proceea. bed 85.00 That was the question, .posed “ Black pond." 1 . 5 0 . . . lorMri* oatilT. •. Mv«r* m M group including plain colors as well as , ... . J $189.00.Lawson Studio Divan in rose figured taj^try w iA versy. That controversy Js the al- somewhat fiercely, by Sir Alexan­ Mrs. Zoo Bcqklcy and Miss Blait aa4 colar. ivory with floral decorations. Average Florrie Bishop'lowering have re­ Men experienced in $189.00 Lawson Studio Divan with square arms: rose moss pipings and rose fringe valance. Opens to % . most automatic quarrel of two der Cadogan of Britain at the turned from an extensive auto height, 21 inches. Tailored rayon shades. choice of friezes, tapestries, stripes and textured size b e d ...... 9 8 .M I powerful victors over the body United Nations Commission on trip to the Gaspe peninsula and Usually $9.95. . fabrics; fringe valances. Opens to full size bed and the future strength of their Spearing or Conventional Armaments 'at Lake Canada. 30-60 day d elivery...... 169.50 $39.50 Sleeper Chair; looks like an armless mutual victim. I f the gipat pow­ Success the other day.« That com- JOHNSON PAINT CO. to full length cot. Grey cretonne with rose and greciy kJu 4-H Club Agent Dies Hanging Tobacco' ers end, this uiiole rivalry, by cre­ miaolon was, a few. days ago, try­ $195.00 Three-part Studio Divan fright arid left arm ■ pleated valance --24,»5 m a i n s t r e e t p h o n e 68S t •' ating a peace treaty for Germany, ing to disband, the western pow­ sections, and armless center se^ion). .4rm and atorra, Aug. U— Paul Lat­ $l 19.00 Ready Beil. Box spring on legs with Innerspriag B u t­ and getting out of Gcnfiany them- ers mfilntainlng that any further imer, S3, of nitnam, collapsed and kick-pleated valances in plain blue; seats and 5535 , Apply tress; slljicoviir of plain green with Naid cretonne box Selvea, there wUl be no iasue of talk was fnutless. It Is sUll try­ died yeaUrday on the Unlveralty backs in grey cretonne with blue, red and green; of Connecticut campua where he pleatra valance. Dow got open ...... --89.50 loan 9 t face over BerUn or over ing ^ retire from active dellbera- M a n ck ed ie^ each part open.s to full length c o t ...... 129.50 waa attending the Farm and Home dermany. That—a whole tioha, with Its parting debates Week program. Dr, Ralph Gil­ n o Sedlaceic Bros. , gett,lament—la at onoe the beet man, medical examiner, said death complicated by the fact that the “ r a i M T s 336 -Hillstown Road ^gmd the eeslect way out way out United States suddenly reversed resulted from natural cyuses. .vef-tha present Moscow deadlock. Latimer, who was Windham coun­ TeL 7693 its own individual position and ty 4-H Club agent, leaves a. widow If-tfaat Vflpr Is not taken, and It proclaimed its own desire to talk and two ^|i^dreiL J. ■ ■ \ \. V \

4 ___ / ^ BRANUnksTER BVENHfO HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11,1948 iiiiiii MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER.*CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11,1948 Anthony Ambukewicz, of Blerney, young swimmers will end n4xt| P A fiE TEJl Japane§€ Women Fighi Montana; two slaters, Mrs. Peter SwimOass ..cek when the qualifying teaU are tine, Ceylon’s membership applica­ Banquet Plan Takes His life J. McOulre and Miee Mary Am- given. T-. - •The’ Heart Remembers." Georgia tion and the etlll-incomplete re­ Show to Get REVERB Over Peace Celebration bukewlcs, both of Hartford. The cold weather of the post few AIR CONDITIOhltDK Craig; "Faithful Company. Legion Meet Wapping No Progress port of the comnileeion seeking to MOVIE CAMERA The funeral win be held at 8:30 * Nears Close days has cut down the total of ap­ I|ec Leaders Frank Swimmerton: “Big slash armaments. Is Discussed By Strangling Friday momtiig from the W. P. proximately 100 children who en­ Freeze." Bellam y Partridge; "No Rejecta Americaa Dcmaiid Tokyo, Aug. 11— Un— A Quleh Funeral Home, and 9 o’clock rolled for the second campaign. For Your Comfort At the Wapping Community Picture Hung light over the peace celebra­ - g ia Highway." Nevil Shuts; ‘‘The Melee Scene On UN Army In an all-day Council meeting iTl In 8L Jomea’s church. Burial will The number of about 50 children church Sunday Stanley Hous­ • tion commemorating the Aug. Meet Board Chocolate Cobweb," Charlotte yesterday, Russia rejected a Unit­ Birch Street Roomer be in S t James’s cemetery. Red Cross Sponsored ln> who enrolled at the Salter’s Pond Package. Store Aasocia- 15 eurpender anniversary la Friende may coll at the funeral Open every day 9:30 a. m. to 11:00 p. Wa , ^ Armstrong: ’The Fighting Man, ton. assistant pastor of the Asy­ ed States demand that Trieste be has narrowed to approximately 30 Will Be Given Official .Chokes Self to Death home from this evening until the struction Program Frank Gruber; “The Victory of lum Hill. CongregaUonal church Little Hope Seen ol given back to Italy. The Soviet tion Also Brings Up terrific. who wish to brave the unusual One ^ Man Injured in Some 80 Japanese women’s hour of the funeroL August coolness. The class of Paul Kent," Garth Hale; •‘Murder and a student at the Hartford union meanwhile supported at Ending Next Week Atlvif*ory Group Finds Status as'Former €^v* clubs got together to observe By Using Necktie about -50 at Globe Hollow has Makes Me Nervous." Margaret Rioting Oulsitle Des Breaking Deadlock length the charges of Yugoslavia Closing Hour Rules Seminary FoundaUon, took for the the annlvereary. , They all dropped to a doss numbering Personnel Highly Scherf: "The Case of the Vaga­ that the U. S. and Britain are vio­ emor in Gallery BIDWELL'S SODA SHOP topic of hla sermon, "W hy Did Over Creating Force agreed the motif should be Vincent Ambukewlcx, 34, who The second "Learn To Swim" about 40. bond .Virgin." Earl Stanley Gard- Moines Hotel Today lating the Italian peace treaty Plana for the September banquet Nimitz Sees Long Xrained and Capable peace. ’Ihen the fight started. campaign inaugurated by the ner; “Divided.*’ Ralph Turner, Christ Come?" through their administration In All Forms of were dtacuased at the meeting of roomed at 59 Birch atreet, com­ In deference to the weather, the 527MidnSt. ' Lake Success, Aug. In­ Hartford, Aug. 11 —idgc. give the strategic Adriatic part • The new closing hours decided leading candidates atlU in the ••Mountain Ridges," Max Brand; guest of Mrs. May Barber of Fos­ creation of a Unltwl Nations the same time, as one of the lata been dead since early - Monday to believe the United Statez la "on Each member of the Rec Board vention. area back to Italy. Russia in turn upon by tho Aeeociation a short squabble. morning. ■ Jlbby, the Cat," Felix Saltqn: ter street over the week end. Army. Governor McConaughy, now being the thrcahold of a long period of present and all members of the Police reported approximately charged the western powers with MEMBERSHIPS time ago were also dlacusaed. It A t 5:10 p.m. yeaterday. Captain "Shannon’s Way." A. J. Cronin, Mrs. Ruth Smith of New Smyr­ ’The view is held by these offi­ painted from some 40 photographa peooe— provided we keep militari­ munmer staff were Introduced. 200 persons participated and that trying to sabotage the treaty and was decided to have somi of the William Barron of the Manchester "She Walks Alone." Helen Mc- na Beach, Florida, is vistUng her cials that the long-awaited force by Francis Scott Bradford, Corn­ make this the outstanding boating ly strong." Playground and pool attendants "a number of arrests” had been with creating a German-patterned local T»ckage atorea remain open Police 'department received a tele­ f lo v ” Non-fiction include Wild son, Guy Smith and family on can only come Into being after a wall artist. event In Connecticut waters this He told a banquet meeting of outlined to the board their work made. The melee occurred in the bizonia In Trieste. until 9 o’clock on Thursday nigbU phone call from the owner of the Flower Guide," Edgar T. Wherry Foster street. general settlement qf major global When the 1047 Legislature ap­ A. D. Wade season. 350 N oral Reoerve officers lost For That ^Second Wind” this summer ruid their plans for front of the Hotel Fort Des ’The free territory of Trieste was while others will stay open until rooming house at 59 Birch street PHD' "The Complete Book or Last night the execuUve com­ dltferences between Russia and propriated $1,500 for the Snow night: the final three weeks of the sca- Moines, convention headquarters divided into U. S.-British and 88 EasI Center 8S47 9 o’clock on Friday nights. No Mrs. Julia Reese Novak requesting Flower Arrangement," F. F. Rock­ mittee of the Wapplpg Fair, Inc., portrait, it gave the Middletown " If we remain strong—and we Wb- .. . .. downtown. the west Yugo.xlav zones under the treaty. Manchester store belonging to the- Associa­ on officer be sent to the house to The Board was amar.cd nt the well and Esther C. Grayson. met at the Community House, Fi­ 'The U. N. Military Staff com­ Each nation has about 5,000 troops poet no title. The 1047 State Re­ tion will remain open until 9 are on the way to becoming -Pause for Refreshment Stewart Lund. commander of Registrars Make Investigate the reason why the number of trained personnel at the nal arrangements were made for mittee has laid a report before the on duty. ’The territory was placed gister and Manual referred to him o’clock on both ThunKlay and Fri­ strong now—I believe we can stay the Webster Oty, la., post, gave the fair which Is to be held Sept. only as “acting govenor” for the man could not be aroused from hla out of w ar until the United N a­ play and .swimming areas and of Security Council telling of the under the Council with military day nights. room. Officer George, Dent was de­ the" sincere interest each had in this eyewitness account: 11. Program books are ready for "latest stalemate" and in effect rule to end upon appointment of 13 days he served In the office af­ This change in the new closing New Voting Lists tions begins to function ss it wss "M y wife and I-watched tV« distribution. ter Governor Baldwin left to as­ tailed. and arriving at the bouse Intended to function. hir particular job. It was found Elliugton admitting Us fallturc to reach any a governor. Russia and the west­ hours is thought to be ■ more con­ forced open the door. Legionnaires from our fifth floor ern powers have not been able to sume htt Senate post. venient for package store patrons "Pm not a Pollyonns, but I ttat the personnel, selected by Rer. Imporbsnt agreement during two Registrars of Voters for the Ambukewicz was found lying In Director Sam Massey, was highly room. They were putting on the agree on a governor and each has But today, RobeK Brockman, Johnson's in different sections of town. The don’t believe we are going to have and a half years of study. Town of ManAiester- have com­ hla bed with a necktie tied in a trained. This season's summer Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M. Dlmock usual tricks, stopping cars and ■ charged the other with stalling. famous artist from Mystic, Is at customer may find out the prac­ a w ar with the Soviet Union.” To Pigeon-Hole Report pleted work on the four district noose around his neck and fasten­ pipgrram is the best offered the and family of Main street accom­ bukes and having fun. I work on Snow’s portrait, which Poultry Farm tice to be followed by the store Marlborough Because most diplomats feel lists for the primaries to be held ed to the top of the Iron bedpost. panied by Mr. D im o^’a parcrits Rome Has 27,000 Peddlers State Librarian James A. Brew­ he patronizes by Inquiring at that tojsn in many years. Gives Legtonnalre Solid Blow > thafhothing can be gained by de­ In September. The lists have been Dr. Keeney wo4 notified and gave Mr. and Mrs. CTaude Dimock. also ster said will go hi the governors’ 847 Middle Turnpike, West store. , (playground areas, all .super­ “Suddenly the occupant of one Eylc Nelson of bate at this stage, the Council Is sent to the printers, the last hav­ the cause of death as suicide due of Main street, arc Mr. and Mrs. Rome— (iP)— ’There are over 27,- gallery with the rest of the gov­ vised. are located at the West Side, week’s vacation at the Cordtsen car— a man with a red shirt — Brooklyn. N. Y. have been recent expected to pigeon-hole the re­ Phone 2-0065 ing been completed this morning. to strongtilation. Cinrtcr Oak. Manchester Oreen, stepped Into the street, gave one 000 peddlers In Rome, the peddlers ernors. summer home at Echoe Lake. Fay­ visitors here. port. Mr. Bradford, a close friend of The registrars report that no Ambukewicz was employed on a North End. Memorial Field and of the Legionnaires a good solid ’The committee— comprising the iiqion has announced. Of these, it Kemp's, Inc., delivery truck and ette, Maine. Mrs. Belle Fenton and Mrs. said, 12,000 have regular licenses the McConaughv family, hopes to Power Squadron count has been taken but that if NOW IN FU LL SWING Valley street. The swimming blow, stepped back Into his car chiefs of staff of the Big Five— he had worked on Saturday. ' On. Ellington Grange will meet to­ l.aura Loomer of East Hartford and sell vegetables, fruit and other have the portrait of the late, gov­ Broilers, Fryers appears that the town is evenly pdols are Salter’s and Globe Hol- and drove away. has bogged dowm repeatedly be­ Saturday he told Mrs. Novak that night at 8 o’clock In the Town Hall spent the past week as guests of food products In Rome’s 27 mar­ ernor finished by September. Plans Meeting divided. ^ with the program ‘"c h a r g e of "'This was about 11 o'clock. their sister, Mrs. May Vergason. cause of Its unanimity rule. Rus­ The primaries will be held Sept­ he was not feeling well but did not BIG SAVINGS IN ALL ' prior to the get-together, a About an hour later my wife and kets. ’The rest tour the streets and Fowl Twin Metal the three "Graces.” the subject. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dancause sia has stood alone on mo.st Issvics ' Five million miles of Eur&sfa ember 14, and the voters of Man­ appear to be despondent. Prevlotu bi ef business meettng of the Board 1 were returning from a "-alk selling wares varying from an­ Dressed Friday Night Farm and Home Hour. This are visiting relatives In James- against the United Stales, Brit-' have no drainage to the sea. About 200 boats, both sail and chester will for the first time vote to hia employment with Kemp’s DEPARTMENTS. ' w IS held. tng was advanced to August 11 when we saw about 30 men led tiques to brushes. And All Day ^turday he used to work at the Garden BED O U TFIT A hotdog roast was held follow- town^'N. Y. aln, France and China. motor, are expected to assemble in separate diatrlcts. by a man wearing a red shirt re­ In ' the get-together. Watermelon initead of July 28 as Is in the East Central Pomona Grange •ITie big difference centers in the outer cove at Hamburg, Restaurant and the Oak Grill. He vearly program. Following the pro­ turn. 'They mixed It up with the fuet with Marlborough Grange on around Soviet Insistence that every Connecticut, Saturday and Sunday, was popularly known as "Roebea' Bed, Mattreaa, Spring COME IN AND wTs also served. Moving pic- gram refreshments will be served tifres. through the courtesy of the Legionnaires." Saturday and the meeting was member of the Big Five contrib­ August 14 and 15, to take advan­ Repairing Rails ter.” M inchester Motor Sales, were and the social hour enjoyed. Police, reporting the situatlbn fairly well attended. ute exactly the same number of Y U U ARE tage of the splendid program be­ Born in England, he came to GET YOUR SHARE Mrs. Preston Selley and d a u ^ - si own to conclude the evening. under control, summoned the riot Louis Friedman has had a cellar ships, planes and men to the In­ ing planned for this gala event. Manchester as a small boy with look tanned ter have returned from the H a n ­ WHEN MOVING his parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. $39.50 squad and all available patfbl cars dug for a new hoiuw on land pur­ ternational force. ’The majority The All member chapters of Diatrict At Depot Sqnare OF THE BARGAINS. ford hospital. to quell the disturbance. Bricks chased of Robert Bqell on the view ts that tho, contriljuUona No. 1, United States Power Squad­ Frank Ambukewicz. without sunning Lack of rain has made the and stones were thrown. Jones Hollow Road. should be comparable to take care rons, will be represented. These, He leaves two brothers. Joseph AND FURNISHINGS A section crew of the New York. Ambukewicz, of Danielson, and South Coventry lawns, fields and woods very dry The Injured man i* Robert Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Hollister of ouch situations as China Ijav- Dewey-Richman in addition to the Hartford Squad­ in this section. Cigarettes should Peterson, 27, of Missouri Valley, and daughter are visiting relatives Ing no aircraft carriers. •*»|af"|^ CAlX US— ron, include Middletown, New Brit­ New Haven and Hartford Railroad new . . . 8un tint be extinguished when dropped to ain, New Haven, New London and Company was at work this morn­ LIVINGROOM Mrs- Pauline Uttle la. Hospital, attaches said his in Bennington. Vermont. Inability of the Big Five to I nC IM WE BUY SAVE $10 WininiaBac B*. Phone tBM -W I avoid fires. condition is hot serious. Rov B. Pettengill is a patient In agree there has greatly reduced Co. Springfield, Massachuaetta. ing replacing a warped section of by helena Mrs. Kenneth Cook. asslMant The convention ends today. the Middlesex hospital and Dr. the potential strength of the U. N. CJhlef Commander F. Ritter rail at the intersection at Depot 3 TENEMENT HOUSE SUITES on any innerspring mat­ Compleie Households — Entire Estates OCULIST . Shumway, A. P., Rochester, New Square. Rev. Charles G. Johnson, pastor clerk at the Ellington po.st office, Norman Gardner of East Hamp­ in world affairs. The charter 5-5 and 3. Separate heat­ tress. provision for a global force to York, head of the national organi­ The men started working at rubinstein ei leritus of the First Congrega- is in charge of the post oWee while ton la attending him. Antique and modern lurnllure, oriental and domestic rugs, ing systems. Nice location. Postmaster Edward F. Charter is The Republican caucus will be zation, will be present aboard his about 9 o’clock and by 10 they U mal church in South Coventry back up decisions was welcomed droorated "hlnu tases, figurines, pattern glass, cut glass, silver PRESCRII*TIONS FILLED on his wedding trip. Silk City Team held In the Richmond Memorial li­ In the early days of the peace 62 f t schooner Skookem III. also were fitting another 30-foot section Near bus line and shopping $198.00 VI 10 now makes his home at Man- linens, etc. NEW FRAMES of rail to replace the faulty sec­ Mrs. Evelyn Peterson Abraham- brary’ building on Monday, August agency as an indication that the Vice Commander, A. N, Clifton, center. Priced for quick sale Sava Up To $25 cJ ester Green on August 13 Is Yes! We Are Interested In Small Lota Also! tion. While the men were work­ (Many Others) son, daughter of Albln P eters^ 16 at 8:00 p.m., for the purpose of U. N. would go, further than the I.ENS DUPLICATED N., of Springfield, Massachusetts, and mortgage, arranged. G ear bronze liquid, to give pi inning to sail for Europe. This Ask« Nebo Dates ing, north and so’uthbound traffic on kitchen sets. of Plnacle Road and Edward F. electing delegates to the state toothless League of Nations. and District Commander J. D. ti p will be Rev. 'Johnson’s REPAIRS MADE Stone, J.N., of Ntantic, Connecti­ was able to pass on each side of you a natural suntanned Charter, son of Mrs. .Francis congressional and aenatorial con­ Expected to Shorten Debate ROBERT M. REID & SONS 6 ROOM STONE JIOUSE ^ iventh AUantlc crossing and cut, are also plaiming to attend. the area being repaired. Charter of Main street were mar­ Robert Turkington and George The Security Council also Is ex­ 201 Main S»riH*t. Manchester Phone BUY ON BUDGET TERMS w II visit Stockholm, Sweden. He ventions. A picnic Is planned at the Ham­ 2 unflnishfkl, large lot, look...w ithou t sunning, ried Saturday aftornoon at an out­ Mitchell represented the Silk City pected to shorten debate on sev­ w U also spend a number of weeks burg Fair Grounds atarting at 1:30 fireplace, hot water tdl heat. door service on the Peterson lawn Athletic Club’s football team at Well, Well. Well— Gasoline t eral other Issues in efforts to wind is Norway where he Is to preach p, m. Saturday, following which Occupancy, 30 days. Rev. Raynold Johnson, pastor last night’s regular monthly meet­ up busineas Aug. 21 and prepare Use SUN TMf from top to Ij] different churches and lecture there will be field events and soft­ of Covenant CongregaUonal ing of the Advisory Park and Rec­ Denver - (/P) — Imagine Carl for temporary transfer to Paris in the Norwegian language. He is reation Board at Center Springs ball games to determine the cham­ 6 ROOMS COMPLETE itoe if you can’t sun... as church of Manche.ster used the Stone’s surr.i.ee when a water well Britain takes over the Council pionship of the District. A olant Manchester cl pecting to return In November, Lodge. on hUi truak farm exploded. He Fireplace, hot water oil a touch-up, if your tan re­ BENSON’S double ring service. presidency In September under the n V. Mr. Johnson has traveled ex- Turkington and Mitchell a.skcd ★ ★ ★ chowder party la planned for 5:30 The bride was attended by her soon found o'ol why— gasoline had monthly rotation system and a heat, tile bath, lauifdry. Oc­ ti nslvely in many countries In for playing dates at Mt. Nebo dur­ p. m. and a dance for all members Bowling Green veals un-sunned spots . . . “Jtkfer it tithtr wsy. . . Jort sistcr-ln-law, Mrs. Charles Peter­ seeped Into the well In blast-sized •spokesman .said any Council meet­ Hale's Health -Market cupancy Oct. 1. tl s Near East, around the Medl- ing the coming season. They also 3-STAR at .the Lyme Town hall beginning FURNITU^ AND APPUANCES son as matron of honor and Pfc. quantities. ings after Sept. 1 would be held In (N ew Engtaiid's Finest on your bare legs to make 'traJr-morks m m the somt thing, t< Tanean and also in the Arctic sought Sunday, September 19, as at 8:00 p. m. Edward F. Charter, Jr., of the Air Stone doesn’t know where the Paris or Geneva. ’The General Lnneheon Members will have an opportu­ Bowling Lnnes) the day of their opening game. them look bronzed. •onue UNDCi Aumomv or tm coca-co u comtant w 713 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 3535 C rcle. Force served his father as best gasoline is c .'.tilng from and neither A \?nibly opens In Ppris Sept. 21 Lots Of Luscious Lamb nity to meet old acquaintances Deerfield Drive ^ A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. No action was taken on the mat­ do his neighbors, Philip Schwlcder W e are now open every eve-, man. ter by the Board. 'The latter, and the Council will meet In the SPECIALS and new members and to take part 6 rooms, sun porch, ga­ Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Conn.. East Hartford. Conn. Robert J. Salters of South Coyen- and Mrs. Bonnie Perka. nlng at 7. L u e s ore In perfect Miss Ruth B. Charter, sister of group, realizing that there arc two French capital during the Assem- W e received a good supply of tender, meaty Iamb and' in all the activities. rage, hot water oil heat, SUN TINT when dry, won’t t i , Friday at the Manchester All they know is that gasoline is For Thursday eondliton. Come In for an eve­ the bridegroom, played the wed­ teams in town, the American Le­ ’oly. On Sunday there will be water 0 1*41. tlw Cm-C«la Cm s m V iXijnoiial HospltaL On Sunday, a polluting their wells and threaten­ for nutrition and economy we suggest: ning of pleaenre* recreation room, large lot. ding marches and Mrs. Ernest gion being the other, did not want Remaining on the agenda of the sports In the outer qove. alao a rub off bn clothes. 1.00 ad ^ was born to ^ r . and . Mrs. ing their gavdons. Schwieder claims Nicely landscaped, storm Meyer sang, "Oh Bromine Me” and to go on record as giving any spe­ 11-nation body are Trieste, Pales­ YOVR tug-of-war and dingy sailing races JARVIS BUILDING qlfcgn Rl^cy of M ^ street "At Dawning." he pumped 6.000 gallons of gaso­ FRESH M AD E are planned. windows and screens. Vene­ ■outh Coventry, at the Hartford cific dates to any team. CENTER STREET Edward Kaahe of Main street A special meeting has been call­ line from his W’ell In three months All members of the local squad­ tian blinds. 30 day occu­ iltal. — gasoline good enough to iise In ron are urged to attend and to help who Is a patient In the Hartford ed Thursday evening at 8 o’clock CHOICE V * pancy. * ilegates to the RepubUcan hospital, being taken there follow­ machinery m his dairy farm. City LAMB PATTIES .. 55e ite Convention win be elected at the East Side Rec at which , Served 11:30 to 5 ing a fall at his home Friday time the field will be given out by and state oil experts can't flgiirc Cars Wanted! First District caucus of regls- night has several stitches in his the Rec and Park Board for the it out. Theje are oil refineries We buy all makes and STRICTLY FRESH, MEATY No. 1—Fried Liver with Onlona, Republican electors Monday nearby but cfflctnls say they (ffjM orCb chin besides a head injury and a season. All teams interested in models— 1936 to 1949. Maahed Potatoes and Veg. CHARLES 8 p. m. The meeting will be fractured hip. He will have to couldn't be losing that much gas­ . SCENT SHOP using the field are urged to have No. 2— Chicken Cutleta with at the firehouse on Main remain In the hospital for some oline without knowing It representatives present. STEWING LAMB i.- 45e Mnahroom Sauce, Maahed Po­ KNOWN FOR VAIUES L'ESPERENCE 901 Main St. Tel. 5321 , j t The State Oonventlon wlU weeks. Instunt Cash tatoes and Veg. - held in Hartford, on Septem- Mrs. Meyer Luso who Is ens- ksRANTS 21 St. John St. Tel. 3620 hm 13 and 14. Delegates to the ployvd at the Fish lino factory In Buying Service BESIDES. OF COURSE, TEMPTING LEG-O-LAMB No. 3— Broiled Fresh Mackerel, ofcgressional and Senatorial con­ Rwckvlllc has enjoyed a week’s va­ AND DAINTY LOIN, RIB OR SHOULDER CHOPS French Fried Potatoes and victions will be elected that eye- cation at her homo on Main street FOR COOL COMFORT « * B A R L O W Cole Slaw. - Mr. and Mrs. Mario Lusa have Alao a fine aelectlon of ala ^ ^ e Coventry Cubs vs the Bal Thursday Night Specials FINDELL’S returned from a week’s vacation THE MOTOR SALES carte apeclala. U * nine game Monday evening from an automobile trip In north­ 595 Main Street fMnners $1.10 and up, aeived 2 HOURS ONLY 7:00 P. M. To 9:00 P. M. ^ e d In a 2-2 tie following seven ern New England. - SEA S tE A K from 5 to 9 P. M. - laiiinga. Edward Breen pitched Mr. and Mrs. Ira ERRlcaton Tel 5404 Or 2-1709 for the locals at the Plains Ath- spent the ’Week-end in Baldwins Yorkaire Room Conditioner “Sea Steak” is what you might call those tasty, tender. W c Field here with I ^ t y Mc- vilte. Mass., as the guest of M r ID E A L FOR A L L OFFICEvS PRINCESS VENE’HAN BUND Swordfish slices that are a perfect answer for a change Omw pitching for the opponi Eggleston’s son. ’They returned Sold By from fresh meat^ while It’s in season, treat yourself RESTAURANT LMter Glgllo scored two hits and home Saturday night. conoN MANUFACTURING COMPANY thf two runs for the Cubs. AMESITE to succulent Swordfish. Alain At Pearl St. 9Tie Misses Anne LeDoyt Williams Oil Service Our Seafood Dept, will have steamers, Littlenecks YARDS Ditos Westland returned Monday DRIVEWAYS 2000 evwing following the week-end in Andover .341 BROAD STREET TEL. 2-1257 and Quohogs in fresh Thursday morning and plenty REMNANTS New York city. Miss Rhea New- * POWER ROLI.ED of fish in fillets, slices, or whole pieces. See our seafood ★ ★ ★ house of Hartford accompanied BROADCLOTHS selections. • the two girls on the trip. ’The picnic sponsored annually Orders taken now! S|teclallz- Between sixty end seventy by the Mother's Club for the chil­ Ing In parking; arras and gas PERCALES American Legionnaires, unit mem­ dren will bq held Tuesday, Aug. stations; Work guaranteed. bers. their families and friends at­ 17 at the home of Mrs. Charles Ttme payments arranged. Free Notice CHAMBRAY 3 0 ® tended the annual Green-CJiobot Konrad at 10:30 a. m. Mothers are : PINE ACRES TERRACE estinmtes. Pmit picnic Monday evening. The requested to bring table service! 1 TO Ifr YD. LENGTHS SAVE 20c YD. ■ A i r was held at the home of Mr. for a pot-luck luncheon. \ Six-room single and one-car garage jocated on Deep- DeMaio Brothers JW.HAU Zoning Board of Appeals The regular monthly meeting of i Mrs. Willard Green in North m a m c h i s t i h C o m m * In accordance with the require­ the Volunteer Flrb department wood Drive available. Paving Contractors Since 1031 '•cSentry. The Auxiliary hejd a j ments' of the zoning rcgulatlon-s will be held in the firehouse on Living room with fireplace, dining room, modem CJall Manchester 7601 Anytime ahprt business meeting when Uicre of the Town of Manchester, the Friday. August 13 at 8 p. m. The was a discussion on the Installa- kitchen, tile bath and one bedroom on first floor. Two Zoning Board of Appeals wlU hold tlSi of unit members th'> first weekly clas^ of Instruction for ' bedrooms and lavatory with stall shower on second. a public hearing In the Municipal ml sting In September. firemen will be held In the fire- | Building, Monday evening. Au­ house on Thursday. Hot water hipat with oil burner, recessed radiation, SHEETS . ?oventry is one of nine of the gust 16, 1948, at 8:00 P. M., on th rteen towns In Tolland county Eight mcmber.'i of Andover | storm windows, screens, insulation, play-yard with the following applications; w| ch were Iree\tlt traffic fatali­ Grange attended the meeting of^ picket fence, amesite drive are but a few of the many East Central Pomona Grange at Application of Rutledge Smith ^ 81 X 99 ♦ • ty 1 in July, according to a recent special features this property pos-sesses. for cxtcnalon of permiaaion to use re ort.of' the Highway Safety Marlborough on Saturday night WHITE MUSLIN Past Master ^ Lillian Hamilton building for . light manufacturing C( nmission. CALL AT ONCE FOR*AN INSPECTION It is estimated by the Department of at 310 Spring Street, Rural zone; Irs. Maude Russell of Orange, served as chaplain and Worthy TYPE 128 , - Application of Esther Urbaneltl $ 2 . 3 7 M IS.. 8 former . resident here, Master .Margaret Yeonans serv­ Commerce of the United Slates that the for Ilfrmlaalon to rebuild thref vli ted with frier ds in town Sun- ed an lady’s asslstafit stewart. SLIGHTLY IRREGULARS "YOUR TILT-CORDS Thirteen members of the personal income of people who work for stalls of four-car garage at 312- e c a n t o it u k i this da . McK i n n e y b r o t h e r s , inc. 314 Main Street, Business and OF FINE QUALITY SAVE 22c - m SatiiF

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■ Ir- » MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEfflEK, CUNN,, WEi^JCNEai^Al, AUGUST 11, 1948 rtvad yaatorfiay. Twenty-flva al­ Johnsbury and Brattleboro. 'Vt al characteristice of rariOua ready on Job. IVlth 75 pain of Tbaae eoneerts w en presented In Fire Tox Collector's NoHei Dodd Sflent eyeo chocking, Bernadotte aaid ha formal church ooncerta m vrell as and 8ih avenut, and he took her Netlea ef Ow Tax CaOectev *4 Tko ■auff Shauuou Calls Starkel D eaA Dr. Frank Fromont-Smlth of hoped to be better able to have all informal concerts at fraternal or­ O fficial of Reds’ on a "long trek toward the docks. New York commented that ap- Dtstrict. "W e’ walked along tha water­ Sports Roundup tnioa vloIaUona spotted and inves­ ganisations. An appearances w en News Tidbits paaaement of a potential oggraa- either in the afternoon or evening, AH persona ItaMe by law t* pay taxes ta Bw BaUL_ Warning Given Obituary front.” ahe aald. " 1 waa quite up­ Housing Session On His Plans tigated and responaiblllty tot them Em bassy Nam ed By Skipper Patrick . York Yankees beat tha gun a Held Accident ■or ta not a cure, becauaa: letting the member* enjoy the tor Fire~ —District - li e c hereby rifled that I wUl bov* a set. It waa deserted, althou"’h I CnUed From (A*) W ire * I f aeeeasary, he Informed (or tbo Hat of 1947 of 9 — ______knew- some FBI men were follow- (For Hugh FuficHon, Jr.) couple dt weeks ago by signing up "Appeasement to an adolescent the Jewlab and Arab commanders, Green Mountains during the re­ „ __ _ (sn ______a young fellow at the Mlaaourt Beethoven Glee Qub on Aagaot 15. 1948 aad wtu bava offloa — . On Agreement III Spy's ‘P a yo ff Ing." (OoatiBued from Pag* One) 1 1 who hai grown beyond hla propor­ lemocratic Leaders more observer* will be called. mainder o f the day. V. S. government asked to pay Kansas O ty, Aug. 11 OH _ . -^umament in Sedalla, Mo. Coroner Sayt Inquetl tions U not going to moko a good Thla tour m s conducted (or the of Mwh tax at Hooo Co. No. 4 oa ffebool Btiaal oaeli Miss Bentley aald she. had refus­ In tha meantime, discussiona Part of Concert Chorus and Tboraday oveataga from 7 to 9 P. N . aad sa aacfe i $300,000 damages to two relative* fits for the aged and blind, aald Speedboat racing king Jack • . xhe Ud’s name Is H. B. world ettiaon.” express purpose of promoting male Deaths ed the naoney earlier, but AJ kept Unneceffffary; N o (M m - Await Word of Status aimed at achieving a more sUbl* from 10 A. M. to S P. M. boglaabig Taaaday Aagart With Russians for death of Oeorge C. Atcheaon, the governor, will be made possi­ (Pops) Cooper la hospitalised with (Ben) Anderaon, wha had Just SpocialiaU from at least M m - chorua smgmg. Last year a similar (Continued from Page One) pressing her to take it. peace in Jerusalem will be contin­ Liut Week Ihroogh Toeaday Soptembor 14. - a ble by legialation passed by Con­ critical Injuries, but he’a still be- 1 chucked a one-hitter, At Gonvention tour was held with the result of Arthur Emmons She aald she finally took the $2.- Jr., Gen. Douglas MacArthur's inal Act in BI m I tion* are repreaantad hero. Only ued. Brig. Gan. WUUam E. Riley flcbcdulo o( iMtIeetto* hoar* Hoao Co. No. 4. 19 Scheal BiMatt gress and Will not Involve any ing invited to compete in a race \ Feathered Friend* the organisation of several glee (OMttawd Irona e*C* Oae) Arthur Emmon.s, 56, 239 M l»lle eign country, but refuse to say 000 and gave a receipt for It, In political advisor who lost his life Russia among tha major powere of tha IL 8 . Marine Corps (home­ Several member* of the Beet­ Toeaday. Aegast 17—1 P. M. to 9 P. M. ' turnpike cast, died this morning whether he Is or has heWn a Com­ the form of a comer torn from an . In crash of plane Into Pacific. . state expense. less than a month away. Ray Dumont, founder and prexy failed to send a datagatkm. Hartford, Aug. 11.—-. 1 -perhaps P<^rnaps Ofoi one man ------! pay^off'! ^the'^"c®ommlttM''mcLsed j D y^l^f * h ^ n n t e « “ * lf from veterans group, for imme ant Btarkel had been dealgnatro Saturday. Iti theme la "G uilt Aviv-Jerusalem highway at L «- tor of Mendelssohn Male Chorua Toeaday, September 14—7 P. 8L to 9 P. M. sponsoring Quindaro Motor Boat having mother gooae come along hopea ha would consent to take of Waterbury, Conn., and also certain fundamenUU to which this p^jends may call at the funeral zenko,Ipnu'o "tho"Vo"rm'l>r the former Ru.s.sianR iw iL clerk i until tomorrow morning 9 a. m. Jungle*, to Malaya to help track dlate aUte action to spur con- 1 of Kansaa Oty, Kaa.. aald with the correctiona will bring an by Oommiasloner Edward J. H l^ - 3. The Internatloi^ Conference trun yerterday, after controlling It List your property wUh At an other time* the tax may ba paid enly at my benw 117 government attaehes great Import- p^y their respects after 7 te. a. t.) down Communist Insurgents In ey aa deputy state fire marah^ on Mental Hygiene moeU all n «t second place with Bowles appar­ for many week*. U. N. truce ob­ prealdent of the Atlantic Division Summer Street, Moaday* throogb Fridays 9 P. M. to 7 P. M. who was responsible for breaking. struction of homes, particularly; ..pop, cooper never waa counted extra laugh. ently has come from him. Appar­ os. W « have several buy­ ance which must always be fully p. m. Thursday. The decision tor aend a aubepm- their Jungle hideouts. . . .Lead- and Inaprotor of special hazaroa week. IU theme la "Mantel Health servers. Bernadotte said, will see of the Associated Male Choruses of Fallare to make pa.vmeat* before gepteeaber 19 reader tlta tax the Canadian atom bomb spy ca.se. I out of a boat race no matter how Too Much of Too Much ently, Dodd awaited a report on America. considered by this government, he Contemplates Recess , nilttee to New York waa reached !e« ofafaTe.’ ^ WmcITr:?. ! Business Manager of Athletics and explosives. In the latter ca­ and World Cltisenshlp.” that necessary repairs are made to ers for small and two delinquent and tntere«t ain be addrt at the rate *t H e f eoe par arrlve at Houston, Tex., in force Demands for the special session ' groat the odds. Maybe he won't be tha exUnt of his strength with the Frederic E. Werner, director of added. I It was disclosed, too, that the at an executive meeting of the A. J. Lewandowaki of Nebraaka pacity he waa charged with the The Mental Hygiene# eonfer- tha pumping station and that wa­ fam ily homes. Phone for ceat per month or porrioa thereof dating from Aogaat 18. 194IL for formal opening of national were intensified with the close of sufficiently recovered from recent insp^lons of blasting operation* 1,900 delegatee, moat of whom art In the case of the Danube con- , p | , l i « « « committee contemplates a recess | House committee. W’iahca people would atop matting ence will work from reporU pro­ ter starts flowing eoon to the Holy the Beethoven Glee Club of this THOMAS WEIB ference, Marshall said, it seems . r l J I l ffV C C jf campaign. the -|o,eclaI aesslon of Congress.' critical injuries by September 6. *nd wa* making such an Inspee- reported already lined up behind listings now svailable. of the hearings here. , To Leave Tomorrow him money for tickets to the Corn- p e r^ over the last year by 840 aty. town waa accompanist for the CoQoetor clear that the Russians have; Many contended that housing leg- but we fellows who know Cooper -Bawlaa. group. Mr. Werner also waa eololst Representative McDowell (R.. After the closed door aesslon, i ------islatlon enacted by Congress would will be the last to count him out buskers football game with Notre tlon July 19. dlscuaaion groups In 24 commlt- brought forth a proposal which iaj Dodd’s alienee has confused at oeveral appearancaa at tha or­ Probe (iou ig Pa.) told renorter.s the committee Chairman J. Parnell Thomas e So­ least. tee going to New York will leave j • A ^pril . . . And Husker Coach a mlaflrcd hole containing dyim- Everett McCluggage of the (Contlnned from Page One) The Legislature held a special 1 2, is in a Syracuse. N. Y.. hospitol.; April . . . And HUak report said: nominations begin in BuShnell viet* at the expense of the wel­ Collins, who is now- executive tomorrow. Its members are Rep­ George (Potsy) Clark likely hopes mlta and being located near the Beethoven Glee Club tang aetrarol We8lerii-Liceiised I session last February, but a t-) Pitcher Pursuit face of tha quarry created un- "N o’ world peace without mental MemorlaL Saturday. State Chair­ Returning Home baritone solos with Mr. Werner as fare of the rest of Europe. director of the American-Ru.sslan resentatives____ Mundt (R., 8. D.), j We hear majo( league acouta Frank Leahy will forget to buy health: no mental health without A. & S. Realtor He then aald flatly that the [ of the two or three biggest issues and Hebert i tempts to have the housing l.ssiie Bual axposun and risk. All con- man John M. Bailey la known to accompanist. imstitute In New York, held vari-1 McDowell iR., Pa.,) will center' their attention on railroad tickets for about half hi* be counting heavily on a Bowlea- united States osm not agree to a I in the presidential campaign. ous government jobs before the' La.) ramad. however, were fuUy a w w world peace.” UMted A Weeh Oearge P. Aaderaon—68.39 ,15 Publications Now That session was almost exclu­ pitching talent during the 14tb Fighting Irish squad for the Lin­ The Congress has the backing Dodd tickeL Smethport, Pa.. Aug. 11— systatn of Danube control which "Ought to Cooperate” war. i Thomas said no final decision coln trip . . . The Missouri- of the situation and none antici­ The tour lasted seven daya be­ sively devoted to a downward re­ National Baseball Congress Tour­ pated the aerioua coneequencM. of the UnlUd Nations Economic, The People’s party will open lU Georg# Mlketlah, 28, object o f an Artknr W. Btrenge—$-3831 oould be utilised to obstruct free ! President Truman ought to co­ He came before the committee reached on when the Wash- nament opening at Wichita. Kas.. Southern Methodist football game ginning at Waterbury. Oonn., on (Continued'from Pnge One) vision of the sales tax. lAperta were In charge of the Social and Cultural organlutlon state campaign with national at­ intensive search since the f ^ l Saturday. July 31 and continued coaunerce on the river. This gov- 1 . bringing this with a prepared statement which ^ ineton hearings will be recessed. Fridav . ‘. . Instead of catchers as at Columbia. Mo., Oct. 9 figures and World Health organization. Tax aad Bookkeeping Serrlee eminent has a definite Interest, he P .. —:j . — ..... m •» laa.f blastuig operation, he say*, and tention given to iU first big rally clubbing o f hi* 23-year-old w ife through Saturday, August 7. Con­ thing into the open,” he declar- said: but that they will continue at least was the case last summer . . . to be one of the better tilts In the In Candle Light park, Bridgeport, * " I never have engaged in espio- ports—not denied by the Russians oboarvaa that under the dreum- Aug. 3. w a s arrested today near certs were gl'ven at Burlington, S t aald, in protecting the rights of I through Friday. Scout Tom Greenwood of the New midlands thi.s fall. Aug. 21. Henry A. Wallace will Qennany in connection with this —that food shortages in their ______s______staneea there may have been a fail­ Eldred on the New York-Pennsyl- The Ferguson committee quit, nage for, nor been an agent of. a ! Another reason for a recess of make hla opening campaign grekt International waterway. The zone have become aggravated. Hehron ure to fully appreciate the possible vanla state line. - „ laM week when It found Itself foreign power. I do not believe in ' the hearings here is that most of Meat Boycott a p e ^ there, the first since his C. R. Long, warden of the Mc­ Danube provides a route of com­ The major cause for this is be­ •staff. Mr. Stone Is employed In extensive *praytog of rock stymied in efforts to obtain the the-overthrow; of the government I the committee members feel they nomination and the first to be Kean county Jail here, said Mlke­ merce for Austria, Czechoslovakia lieved to have been the Requisi­ Hartford. • thrpughout the quarry area. I have to leave town on campaign News of the arrival of the body About Town ” If anything, this failure might made by any of three presidential tlah w a s hroiight to the jail thle and otto*r countries of central and S,.., Lr', tioning of zonal foodstuffs to sup­ It has been decided to hold an- Still Continues ‘ or other business. So some of of Pfc. Arthur M. Keefe. Tiie.sday. •uggaat an error of Judgment candldatoo. '"Pr Yent€rtiye Maintenance" William w . , have never violated any law- of the port the Soviet project to feed all "other Old Home Day In Hebron. 0 cakera Europe. them figure It would not be too 31rs. C. B. Hartwick of Three which fall* 'far short of negll “ * L o n ? ' reported that Deputy pended is i United States.” . Berlin, including the blockaded at Manchester, has been received j August 21. ■ lasting all day and ' good an Idea to have the hearings attractions. Oalcs, Michigan, is visiting her gene*," the coroner conclude*. (OvaUaaod from Page One) Sheriff Earl Leake; hla aon, Wal- flclal named by Miss “ W hltUker Chambers, now- a run on with only a couple of meh western sectors. I here by his father, Maurice J. | offering all sorts of LE T USi* Another Meeting one of those who gave her inror editor of Time magazine, Plans were made at a meeting of aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Hen­ Tries to Stop Ur, and hla brother. Glenn, were 1. Completely Vacuum Clean Your Furnace. directing them. The Russians had .said they Keefe, of the Hebron-Andover with the boyootters. Carl B. Hae on their way to work near Eldred matlon. . - told the cbmmltte last week that all local organizations at Hebron ry Fcrgiicon of Pearl street. 2. Adjust Burner and Controls. Expected Tomorrow The House Un-American AC- Sonina was associated w ith a j Earlier, members were talking would import this supplemental road. Pfc. Keefe waa the first He­ Town hall. Friday evening. Pro­ Un. vice president of the Louis­ when a telephone operator told of keeping the hearing* going for food from the Soviet union. World Mental ville ResUurant association, said Truce Breaks Moscow, Aug. 11— n . Fillmore, secretary, and Mrs. The picnic of St. Mary’e Guild “The fact there always have fewer sales. fore the November election. I t ; known a man by the name of Carl of trains and fawrges carrjing and Woman’s Auxiliary will be Meat Packers Pkflteted put an end to such activities. If it aald Mlketlah Is wanted for ques­ on their raporta at the last four- home Thursday from 10 a.m., t o ' Everett B. Porter, head of pub- been ware doesn’t mean there al­ thus might keep alive an Issue 1 in 1935 and 1936. i So'viet grain to Berlin. It claimed postponed until Thursday, August Meat packers In San Francisco so desires. tioning In the fatal clubbing of hla power aesslon here Monday. most Republicans think helped] A fter this refusal, Committee, Hit8 Finland the time of the fnueral at St. An-1 Hclty committee. Other members ways will be." aald Dr. Nina Ri­ 13 trainloads of grain wer* stand­ , 19. owing to illness In the family denour of New York, executive were picketed by 25 or 80 women "Aa a mediator entrusted with wife, Gertrude, at the home of her Tha three westerners, U. 8. Am- take some of the heat off of them Investigator Robert E. Stripling drew’a church. Colchester. of on this committee are Mrs. Archue supervision of the truce, I must parents at Guilford. Pa. No charge W iUiam s OU Service ing Idle in the city environs. which he was a member. Inter-1 Green, Mrs. Shirley Murphy. Mrs. of Mrs. Irene Brennan. The picnic officer of the International Com­ —some with children — carrying CAPITOL MOTORS, h t. hassador W. Bedell Smith, French during the special session. j told the committee that Chambers remind all Arab and Jewish au- has been placed against him. (Continued from Page One) The Russians have set up- a spe­ ment will be In St. Peter’s ceme-' Charles C. Sellers. 'Miss Lottl Tur- waa originally scheduled for to­ mittee for Mental Hygiene. "We signs reading "Meat Trust* Are 341 BROAD STREET TEL. 2-1257 Ambassador Yves Chatalgneau and « ^ nn Hlnrle Case ' testified at a secret subcommittee cial Btaff of picked German Com- morrow, at Mrs. Brennan’s home, Keeping Price* Up — They Get thoritiea that they are responsible US Moh S»„ HBrWs fd iiffBB 7-C144 Special Britlah Envoy Frank Rob- tery In the family lot. j *)ien. and George Alden. Walter are opposed to that old chestnut To U®"®*“,*'*** 1 session In New York last Satur- Pekkala but that the/‘Social Dem­ muniata inside ,*"’ ” i d*.v that he was known as Carl, Arthur received his early educa-^ C. Hewitt will take care of deco- that you can’t change human na­ ocrats, true to their faithless and ministration to administer their ture. We think you can change In Chicago, the Progreialve areas the truce accepted by the Shanghai, Aug. 11—(/P)— Nan­ tha reaction to the latest Soviet tlon in the public schools of He-1 rations, especially thp lighting. A king, CSilna’a caplUl city, will be S’/a Indlvld^arc^S^thout; ^ treasonous policy which twice feeding project. A * a result the bron later graduating from W ind-; doll carriage parade,* Mrs. William Miss Katherine Shea, Mrs. Mar­ human nature.” party of Henry Wallace planned governments and authoritiea on praposala to Iron out eaat-weat dlf- brought theip Into the stables of city has two ration administra­ a demonstration of women In which they defend. They are equal­ bypassed by private ships plyjng^ flniTUea and plan their next ap­ ham High, and al.so taking a ’ W. Hammond in charge, a baby ion Straughan, Miss Ha(riet A t­ The stray to begin, ahe suggest­ the enemies of the U.S.S.R., and tions. ed, la by sbosring mothers and front of the stockyards Thursday, ly responsible for maintenance of the Yangtze river In the future. proach. The Informants said it course at Bay Path Institute. 1 show with Mrs. John E. Horton at wood and Misa Ruth EUia, teach­ decided to establlah "Beat the Owners aald the reason was the Finnish people, broke their Plan Formal Protest Besides his father, a former le- the head, a bicycle parade headed ers In local elementary achoola, teaebara how to handle children order, which ImpUee suppression « might be late tonigbt before such ^The Ferguson group has y®®'’"- H l^ Cost of Living” commltttee* simple; Too many government of­ Attnrnrv Gcn- Collins Said hq was born In Phlla- promise to the electorate and be- British authorities announced gialator, Pfc. Keefe leaves h i*' by 4-H Club leaders, Mrs. C. W. have completed the alx weeks’ property. She aald policy mak­ of sniping and other activities, eoordination was possible. fo r i^ l demand . . ! delphla In 1905 and entered the gan to conduct intrigiies. In Cook (Chicago) county; organ­ ficials who refuse to pay board the today they planned a formal pro­ mother, Mrs. Owen Donahue o f ' Hutchinson, Mrs. Shirley Murphy, summer course at tha University ers In foreign relations and gov­ whether of Irregular forces." was able to trana- government service In 1933. New Times’ attack on Benea. by test to the Russians against a ize chain phone call* in support of The 60 additional observer# ar- craft there. y. ToaJC uMuL-uJjp • how Renalngton was »ble to trana 6 , Rubenatein. ImpUed that the Hartford end several half brothers' Alfred Goldstein and Kenneth A. of Connecticut. ernment jserhapa should be ad­ the meat boycott: and plan fur­ fer from one government job to flight of 12 Soviet Lak fighter and slaters. Porter, and a hotdog stand, spon- vised by psychologiata. the European theater as a mill- { Czechoslovak people had got rid planes over western Berlin last ther demonstrations a week from another while he was under Arthur was one of the most de- sored by the American Legion, Corporal Douglas Andrew, "Sometimes,” Dr. Ridenour add­ Thursday. tary government off-cer, and re- j of the former president because of night. lightful boya here. He had a ready : Irving Griflan, commander, are ed, "they will make policies which M anchester lengthy investigation by the FBI. celved a commendation for his j his mistakes. (Benes resigned in USMC, son of Mr. and Mr*; Meantime the govenunent pre­ CUtiPiP Cfnluilseiso Remington has denied any disloy­ The flight caused considerable wit and hla pleasant smile and amon'g the attractions. There will fail to take account of the cultur­ S. liuLruf) j June and waa aucceaded by Com excitement among western resi­ George C. Andrew of 8 North dicted a record corn crop—85 per ______S work during the Battle of the winning disposition endeared him be an auction of all sorts of arti­ Fairfield street, has been honor­ D ale Book al act. Bulge, as well as three ribbons I munist .Klement Gottwald, whose dents. - cles contributed, at 11 a. m. The cent of which normally goes for With or without the Informa­ to all who knew him ably discharged and has returned animal feeding — of 3,506,363,000 k ^ and five battle st»rg. I party had seized control of the Air Commodore R. N. White, The Hebron Congregational ‘ Congregational Ladies Aid Society liFfftil Notires tion sought from Clark, the Sen­ to hla home. He was with the bushels. tciiitXsC i Soaday, Aug. 15 I country In a coup last February). chief of the R. A. F. at Gatow air­ LOFT World«Famou9 3- ate committee is reported plan­ Proteats Methods Ladies* Aid netted $17.50 in their " 111 serve « Eighth BatUlion. which wa* in ' MQOOB FBBMIT But tha American Meat Insti­ Annual Bed Men's outing at . . . Reviewing HIM Benes’ book. “ g*From avail port, said the protest would be ning to take up some similar case His prepared statement pr°tcct- ^o New War and New Vic­ submitted through the four-power food sale at Hebron Green. Satur- Mrs Gard7? Japan as part of the occupational KOTicE o r a m ic A T io if tute said it takes about a year for • Garden Grove starting at 10 a. m. ed the committee a Investigation Rubenstein quoted the day afternoon. Their tempting , force until the summer of 1946 pork'and about two years for beef Thunday, Aug. IB and trace all of iU phases. One Berlin Air Safety center. methods. ] Czechoslovak leader as saying that whep It waa returned to the states. T l ^ 1* to sir* notice that T. W A L­ ‘ to convert this dorn Into meaL ) Field Day for children at West case could succeed another at Officers at Gatow said the viands went off like the Proverbial; '^•,rjia°Hebren V v L e n ’a CTub will TER r . KANE, of 2326 Albany Ave some length, If the committee " I resent the fact tfiat my name | «gf£er the war the people itself hot cakes, ^penaes for the dele- h gl^ '^ ^ essert bridge for ladies, He was aboard an aircraft carrier. Boycott Campaign Spreads Bide Oval. planes, fiying In two fo'.'matlons, nue. W tit Hartford, have filed an ap and the names of other* have 1 j^alt w ith those who made mls- gates trip to Deenng, N. H„ Lankof In charge. There USS Philippine Sea, participating nlleatlon dated July 29. 1948. with the The meat boycott campaign Monday. Aug. SO chose. were flying at 4,000 feet and that Whatever the political implica­ been defamed by , the unfair takes.” there was no question of “ buzzing" World Fellowship Camp, will be “ ube a flower display. Mrs. A. W. in fleet maneuvers In the Carib­ Liquor Control Commlaalon for r spread today to Peoria, Illinois, ’rtammigt Carnival Knights of Columbus ______congressional in- . methods of this committee In pub-, “ jt |n impossible not to agree bean and other waters. Hla par­ Raitanrsnt Permit for the aale of al river city of about 110,000 popula­ on grounds. Main street opposite tions of the the area. around $40. The Ladles’ Aid has; gt the head; a hooked rug eoholle liquor on the premiiea. Route qutrtes, no fewer than five presi- ' ucizing Irresponsible accusations,” i ^vith this declaration," Rubenstein American authorities had no generously contributed an extra ■ jjjapiay Mrs Norton P. Warner in ents, who have been on a vacation tion. Cambridge street. $ and Daley Road. Coventry. . Mrs. Cora Nelson, a housewife denUal tickets are busy lining u p ! he said. ; wrote. , comment. $10, and Mra. Walter C. Hew itt la , charge’ a baseball game In the trip in Northern New England are The buaineaa la owned by W ALTER Saturday, Oct. 9 expecied home today. r. KANE, of 2336 Albany Avenue. and mother of four children, said Tangy Alter ef chewy dollght. Field Day of Silhouette Bugle vote-getting drive*. 'Every person mentioned In The article pictured Benes as one The new evidence of food trou­ a committee in charge of sale of | afternoon, also. Bela Schrler will Mr? Truman invited his running ] t’lese hearings is pilloried In the who for years refused to recognize bles in the Russian zone waa dis­ greeting cards, proceeds from : j,gad a raffles committee. The af- Weat Hartford, and will be conduct­ she had telephoned more than 20 ns and Drum Corps of 'Vernon at ed by W ALTER F. KANE, of 2326 friends, urging them to buy no Rafrething at the rob lao ok, Center Park here at 1 p. m. mate. Senator Barkley of Ken- 1 headlines from coast to coast,, the Soviet union and who establish- closed In a special- article publish­ which will be added to the above, fgjj. vrill wind up with a block Carl Graham Farris, son of Mr. Albany Avenue, Weat Hartford, aa tuckv, and officers of a Truman- ] (f his connection with an ac- ed diplomatic relation* only after ed in the Soviet-licensed Berlin and Mrs. Roy Farris of Durkin meat all next week. She said aha , Awarding of prizes at State U la hoped that the required sum j dance on the green headed by permittee. urged each friend to telephone thsM bite-tiz* traati cofisein _Barkley .-. club . . to a White House ' guapr a„ accused is as casual 1 the United States did so. Bene* newspaper "Neu* Zelt." street, left yesterday for hi# basic W ALTER r. KANE. 10 Armory in evening. may thua be realized. The two j Gardner Q. Shorcy. or 15 other persons. strategy conference today. or social as was the visit of the 1 was described as one who refused The article, written by A. Milter. delegates are Nancy Scranton and, ------training In the Army Air Corps at Dated July » . 1948. ten tempting flovert. Some Dewey______Head* Back to Albany . membor oT thfs com^^^^^ who ! to accept Soviet aid against the I member of the state Parliament William Porter, Lackland Air Base, San Antonio, Gov.. Thomas E. Dewey headed i ^ dinner guest at my home. ] German.* at the time of the Munich 1 of Saxony-Anhalt, in the Soviet The Hebron Town Team lost Its Texas. His cousin. Alden Bank*, ora filled with luiciout _j Another Shower back to Albany from hla farm « t j j believe that a person can crisisisia in isds.1938. I zone, said: game Sunday afternoon, played on Army•> Would who visited him this summer, is Pawling, N. Y., to talk over plans ! pjjeptively protect his good name Benea, the writer said, dallied In the local grounds with a Middle- also training at the same base. Al- checelote, dslactabl* Jelly, London while ’the Czechoslovak Need Ration Improvement For Mi88 Rodger with Rep. Hugh D. Scott, Jr., G. • (his committee In View of •’We have, bitter need for im- j town team. Thus, In^its Tri-Coun- Annex Guard den’a parents are at present living people, led by the Communists,” fresh cecoanul and crisp FERRES O. P. national chairman, and with . tactics provement of our food ration be­ ' ty League games l!lebron stands in St. John’s, Nt^w Brunswick. "We^re S a t is fie d w i t l i a with five games won and five lost. Mias Elizabeth M. Rodger, Daugh­ Y o u n ^ S w i e w T S ^ ^ “ CoUin;"' did not Immediately ] article"’ contln“«^' cause our physical reserves have (Continued from Page One) chopped nuh. ( Republican National fedcr | the committee member he , ),efogged "by the con- long since been spent. As a re­ Hebron Is scheduled to play at Charles W. HollUter of 52 Hofi. ter of Mr. and Mra. Edward C. fni- T (ttrnm Thurmond of ' dined at his home. (Tzechoslovakla as a peace- sult, illnesses last longer and our Colchester next Sunday, the I3th. Immediate action, ready for ister street who underwent an ap­ SMALL PROFIT left Sob Water Toffy Is ( Kodger of 85 Cooper street, whose abilities to produce are reduced. Rained out games are being re- pendectomy on July 23 at the Vet­ marriage to Ralph Runde of Wal­ ^ou?h rir n ifn L T r «v P le ^ Z H ol^^ Itofuse* to .\nswer 1 m iker between east and west." It scheduled and will be made up be! i deployment overseas to keep f,?n Dix^e- After ho read his statement, h e ; refused to recognize "Nevertheless, our productivity war away from our own territory erans Hospital In Newington. I* linewn fer bt incom- nut street will take place August must not only be maintained, but now showing considerable Im­ 38 in- Concordia Lutheran church, pMt ^nnminaRon M d *^oen^ h L ' refused to answer most questions ^ t,,gt battle lines were not drawn fore the end of the season. and ready for prompt use at home cam pa?^to keep the Souto’a 127 cm the Rrounds toat answers I .long geographic lines but within more'is demanded of us. To achieve Leslie F. Ward and. family of if an enemy should penetrate our provement. .DIAMONDS porable ffover. ^ baa been honored with another i nations. this, however, we require not only Providence, R. 1., are having a abowor. The party was given at electoral votes out of the Truman , question waa defenses by force or by stealth.” increases in bread and potato ra­ week’s vacation. E x c e ls Needs of Slates Final plana for the anqual ouV her home by her sister. Miss Joan tions, but above all fats, meat and ‘" S r ^ L r p ^ ; ‘‘ headqu.rtc« : wh^ether^e is or ha\ been a Com- Mr. and Mrs. John E. Pixton, But on the other hand, the Ing of the Rotary Club were mad#' 829 Main St., Manchester Rodger, and attended by about 25 7 protelna.” friends from Hartford and this Jr., and son David, leave Wednes­ board aald the National Guard ex­ last night at an open meeting at (Near Purnell*Place) in'New York announced that Hen- , muntet. . news SlioHer l8 Given Since the Russians announced day to visit Mr. Ptxtoh’s parents, the Manchester Country club. The town. ry A. Wallace will open hla cam- Stripling showed UoUins a new their' feeding project more than ceeds peactime military require­ Capt. and Mra. Pixton, Sr., in ments of the atatesiand “ with Its outing will be held at. Art Benson'# The bride-elect unwrapped her paign formally with a speech A u g., picture taken when Chambers tea three weeks ago scarcely more O ' J O yariM gifts while seated under a 21 at Bridge^rt, Conn: tlflcd before the comnuttce A i g For Miss LaPalme Washington, D. C. combat organization and power­ cottage, Ctoventrv Lake, Wednes­ than one per cent of western Ber­ day. August 18. Reservations must White wedding bell, with aqua and And the Socialist party said I t ! 3. ‘ Mra. Everett B. Porter had as ful %irmament Is not suitable for lin’s residents have registered to be turned In to Harry Flrato or American Beauty streamers. The expects Norman Thomas’ name to ' Collins said he did not receive the food offer In the; Soviet week-end guests her parents, Mr. state missions involving riot or Mi.ss Rose Alma LaPalme, and Mrs. ‘Alfred Bryden and Mrs. Elmore Hohenths! by Saturday. hostess served a dainty buffet appear on ballots in at least 35 the man in the picture, and men daughter of Mrs. Irene LaPalme sector of the cWy. other civil uprisings. Lillian Baker of Pomfret. Mr. Bry- August 14.. luneb. A tastily decorated shower and possibly 36 states. Thomas I said he never had knowri a m of 155 Walker street, who will be British and American authori­ "T o post a threat of artillery, cake centered the table, and the himself issued a statement rap- named Whittaker Chambers, ties warned Berliners that the den’s birthday, which fell on the armor or air power against the married to Arnold Kleinschinidt David Hutchinson of The Her­ usual pastimes whiled away the ping all sides for their part In the ; Collins also declined to say feeding proposal was another link 8th, waa observed. citizens of this country," the re­ BASOUME - ...... f Fairfield street on September ald staff received news yesterday evening. special session of Congress. whether he had met in hla , 18, was honored with a surpriae in Russian efforts to extend their Friends of Prof. Eugene Parker port said. "Is hardly in keeping economic stranglehold on the city Chase, a summer resident here, with any foreseeable situation and of the sudden 'death, August 3, of He aald the aesslon, "with al- i ment seven persona named by | p<,rsonaI shower b.v the mother of his uncle, Robert Carey at Auck­ i ' most nothing done, reflects little (Cambers as associated with the oaf,ce, Mrs. Michael Klein- in their drive to force the western were pleased to have the opportu­ not consistent with sound public ------J ------. L - _ , . under- land, New Zealand, husband of St. John’8 Church credit on Congress or the presir pre-war "Communist •Schmidt, of 54 North Fairfield Allies out of the city. nity of hearing him Sunday when policy.” he acted as lay reader at St. Pet- To replace the Guardsmen, the a sister of the late James B. dent. Republicans, Democrats and | ground " street. She was seated under an Hutchinson of this towm, and all Dixlccrata all played politics with I ® when Colima left the stand, arch, decorated In yellow, purple, i r ’a Episcopal church. He preached report proposed that the states Muicninson or ima lown. ai. - Benefit Sunday the people’s interest.” ; Miss Bentley was put on to tell white and green, with streamers a very interesting sermon and con­ « «t un a new tvpe Guard unit "to : formerly of Belfast, Ireland. The Ho8pital Note8 mre7lmii^rtonTToc7 demands of ^'-tter mailed Auguri 6 wwa re­ ' her story of receiving $2,000 in in these colors attached to the ducted the services impressively. Oclo)5cr. 1945, from” the Russian gifts. The same colors were used Several out of town visitors were- war In the atomic age and the ^oived by airmail on A hot dog roast will be held present. Horace W. Seller# presid­ techniques of the fifth column.” ; ‘»tej-. and I f to ATUIMTIC Sunday, August 15, starting at 1 oinbas.s.v-8 first secretary, Anatol in decorating the buffet table and Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Eliza­ Veteraii8, Facing ed at the pipe organ. o'clock in the afternoon. In the Gromov.UlUUV. • a. *l5 I the W.-W.TV,shower cake s which ...MW., formed.w. ...WM Ita beth Pizzl, 433 East Center street; Bililt ^mewhat on the order of | Miss Bentley said that at the - centerpiece. The hostess w-a* Mrs. Robert ElUlson, 107 Hemlock There has as yet been no an­ the British "Home Guard,” the]®" “ "^rks. spacious garden of the Ferrence nouncement as to a supply for next 9 Wg;fe»tur«a-:that’B HI- Homestead at 237 Union street. ' AUowance Lo88 ‘ time of the award of the medal sisted by Mrs. Bertha Dietrichsen street;' Andrew Guper, Andover; new state Guard The selectmen’ and town clerk ' and the receipt of the money ahe ' and Miss Barbara Thompaon. Carl Mercy, 21 Cnestnut street; Sun^y. Mr. Keen is still away on ABCi Power...f»atlThat’g The picnic is being „ sponsored hla vacation, but is expected home by Mr. and Mra.’ Anthony Fer­ I knew Gromov only a* a Soviet j Miss LaPalme and her sister, Mrs. Gladys Durkee, 87 Plymouth Ineligible ^or regular m iU U ^ municipal building for Yus ... a small, fair profit is all wa ask. That it Waterbury, Aug. 11 — (/Pi — for the nd. rence for the benefit of St. John’s contact named ” A1.” Later, ahe Miss Rose Emma, announced their Lane; Robert McConnell, Rock- 22 service for over-age or other rea-’ the purpose of making^ - voters • HI-ARC I The gasoline that’s balanced for qui(dc pick­ Frank P. Lee, director of the Wa­ said, she identified him a* the^man engagements at the same time. vine; Mra. Eleanor Johnson. 14 Rev. George _ M. Milne ^ officiated ^ sons. ...wHk tin NSW church on Golway street, of terbury Veterans administration Augusl 18 from 5 to 8 p. m. Any why aur quality diamondt are dlwoys priced to which they are active members. 1 who WHS second secretary and la- The latter and Anthony P. Aceto Avon street) Mrs. Marshall Stall, at the Hebron and Gilead C o n ^ qualified person may appear and up. Balanced to give you 9 big features. Smooth per­ regional office said today that ap­ 32 Alexander street. i gational churches Sunday. The Everyone taking part Is promis­ i tor first secretary of the embas.syj will also be married later in Sep- take the elector;’# oath at that giv9 you root savings. proximately 1.200 New .Haven Admitted today: Gail Stevenson, churches i>e closed ne?a S ^ - ed a good time, and all are Invit­ I here. ‘ 1 time. UNIVERSAL formance. All-round satisfactioiL Atlantic HI-ARC! county veterans. Including 800 ip Oak street; Mra. Frances Cor- j day and until the second Sunday William Wvlie8 ed. I 3Iet Numeroua Times | ------the Waterbury arqa, are In danger She told of meeting him numer- coran, 5 Foxcroft drive: Gary Sa-1 in September, when the pastor will . , . When you need power—and need it /oat—you’ll b« The new pastor at St. John’s, of having their subsistence allow- j be on vacation. A. DIAMOND BRIDAL PAIR. Clastic mount- S 7 Q ^ the Rev..Stephen S. Stryjewaki, OILS times here and in New vllorils, 157 St. John street; George Married 25 Year8 ance istoppsd. Tlie $2,000, in $20 bills. Miss Aiiiericaii Plan The Milne family w ill not be ingt of 14K gold...... • • AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC glad you’ve got HI-ARC I It’s a/ormtt/a gasoline. Just will be a guesL Morrow, 63 DurHlri street; Leslie Greck8 Seize All of the veterans are engaged Bentley said. wa.s given her after here much longer before leaving In on-the-job training _ under the Billings, Andover. Mr. and Mra. William W ylie of she already had turned against the Meets Defeat Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Eva for Scotland later in September. the right mixture of gasoline components. In just G. I. bill of righto, Lee said. 187 Wadsworth street extension Rebel Mount B. DIAMOND ENGAOBAfilNT tINO. S p«'’ e C A IlM Communista and had thken her White, 103 Tolland turnpike: Rob­ They will be greatly missed not Public Records The reason, said Lee, 1* the fail­ only in their own congregations who were married 25 years on Uing diamond In modem 14K geld mount- WATER HEATER the right balance. 9 big features. Count up to 9—and story to the FBI. The FBI had ert Brodeur. ’ 262 Parker street: Sunday, August 8. were surprised ure of the trainee and the trainer asked her to retain her Red con­ (Contln'iMl from,Page One) but by their many other friends. (Cjontlnoed from Page One) ing- .■...... to submit the monthly blue Form Michiel Gle*n, 35 Cambridge Saturday evening by a group of get HI-ARC! W am atae Deoda A ll wish them a" happy and suc­ No. 7-1905C a* required by the tact*. . . here, claimed the Soviet proposal street; Robert Green. 3 Drive G, their friends at their home. In rcc- Ouia^pe FaUca at al, to Aldo Mias Bentley aald It was about cessful sojourn in the old country. use dive bombers and tank* to MACnn! A ll die tteaming eniaaiiffy.Yourdishwtshiag y law. Both trainee and trainer must Silver Lane Homes; Elizabeth Ben- nognltton of the silver wedding the C. DiAMQND DUETTE. B Glittering dionwndt |1 J Q I i Paganl, property on Eldridga Oct 17 1945 that the cash was loi- free navigation lacked the Ub- A Republican caucus win he held file the report each month, Lee dall. 33 UUey street: Mra. Svea guests presented them with 25 all- i.minn. >iui in axquialt* IdK goM meuntingt...... ' l ^ w hot water you need for rrrry time w ill be cut in half . . ^ street. h?nded’over She aald it wa.s in ' erality of the formula reached by McIntosh, 217 Summit street; Mr*. at Hebron Town Hall. Monday, re- I oalj). No^^mber 1944 that ” A1” met hei ihe Big Four Council of Foreign on the hooM puipesc . . , w hotm O boutewetfc lightened . . . Uun- THI SIftN OF D m A FlATUtlS. Yoa-grt a baker’s doaea of Pine BuUdera Incorporated to All training allowances will be November. 1944, j^ew York in 1948. e e w AN AeeouNT " s | stt: zr,iV’p„"SS'o„" ' r " aouthweatem front, you want k ... n i ^ or day! diy done fa ^ r , better! * Arthur J. Watson, Jr., and Lucy stoppetl, Lee said, utlleaa both in front of — . * * Mtisfaction in all Atlantic products. The Atlgatio poopl* go to Watson, property on- Ptne Acres Broadway in New York at about Hammer* At Thierry Charge around Mount Prophet EUas, to It’s youn w ^ the thrifty new veterana and the firms where they 103rd street to tell her about the The Soviet delegate held the floor Discharged {J and to elect dele- gift* were a beautiful bouquet of See k today. Yeti’ll ktfUd rndless pains to give yott yenr moaay’a worth and mocu. • • • Take terrace. are taking their training, fils the .eonard. 7 . 1 ilow**,* and a wedding cake was the Oxya area. tmnr|paAi Automatic Elcettk Elizabeth M. Bennat to Nathan for 'ill miiuites to hammer at ytudU/ forma. medal. . .. , : , 'lister, 18 Hole road. Mat loit l un- kale-..... ' .n.i to decorated in wliila uhd silver w ith There is speculation a* to wUcl the uniform quality ot Atlantic H I-A R C aad tha spaefat drtarfsat SandaU, property on Brookflietd At the time, she said, he rtiieiiy'.s cliarge. no 98 Norman street. Kdwln Me- Senatorial conveullons, and Vafiades will do to the event hla Water Heater! IJe said »l»e piopo.sed article tol- no, isormaii . (ranaact any Other proper business the figures and letter ‘'25th An- street. only a picture of it torn tiom iHnne and ruU-provontive featnrea in Atlaatio Motor OIL Yoa got them lowed the foreign ministera’ agree­ Cant), 83 Gardefi street Mrs. Shir­ nlvereary.” Dell'cioua refreabmenta supply line la cut off. Some feel he You'll have bath* juit u you UNIVERSAL Raymond H- and Bertha G. Pfau Am'ericun magazine. ley Fitzgerald and daughter. J76 Harry H. Klrkham Is chairman will take hla men into Albania. all — pins Extra Footurma in Sarviea— at tha Atlonde dfo. But about 2 month* later, ahe ment "word by word” and euggeat- were served find dancing and other like them... duvet aad th ^ - to Royce and Phyllis T. Jennings, Ruth’s Condition Spruce street: Mr*. Evelyn Salters Atty. and Mra. John A. Mark­ Others feel that alnce Albania la property on Campfleld road. said, he turned up with the medal ed that. If any doubts remained, ham have announced the engage­ social paqtimsa enjoyed. and son, South Coventry,. Mr. and Mr*. Wylie have Uved trying to win membership In th* et 4 in a box and a little book with her the, DanUbian. conference should ‘ AMoeistloB Birth ye*ton|*y: A *on to Mr. ment of their . dauffhtor. Alice United Natlona and might Intern JETITLERS T H i ATLANTIC RIfININO COMPANY Artleloa of paooclatieh of SUk , Reported Critical name in It. telling of the award. name a committee of experts to Elaine to E. Darwin Stone of here since their marriage. They and Mra. Edwarf Mareptte, Brpad have a dnughter, Barbara Jean. the Greek rebel*. Vaflade* may 3. F. O'Brien and Sons City A. C. oorporatlon. to promote She didn’t aay Whether >1 ac­ examine the records. FranVlIn. Ohio. Mia* Markham 1* try to get away into some, new 533 . Main Street , Manchester Thierry tried to- regain the floor .street. REAR HOUSE ft HALE TEL. 6406 and foatpr sporting event*. New. York, Aug. U —(>P)—Bake tually handed\ the medal over. ;7r.duate n«r.se froiu I,awrence'who Is in > hiilinfs ptoce in moiiutainous noith- The, day *he' got the money, ahe hut was cut off on a five to two Birth today: A daughter to Mr. Qnltdalas Deed Ruth, baseball’* ailing homerun and Mrs.'Charles Dickey, lo Urlve ^ Me^moUal hoapltai I comoiiw. in that city. t ern Greece. , Aldo Pagkni to Ouisepp* Felice king, wa* reported in critical con- aaid, she met Al at a New York decision against continuing the ar- A, sJUver LAne Homes. fil, y ppertg pn Bldrtdg* rtreet . diUon todajr at Memorial Hospital. restaurant iX the corner of 23rd gumenL •* ' \ : . \ V ■ f ]

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 194» MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANUttEaiEtL UONWh WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11* IM i W iU tT fS B W long side of a heat-resistant glass Sun-Fun Togs loaf pan, two-quart *1**: a One-Yard Blouses cherry in canter of each pineapple slice,' I^ c e ham mixture In lo ^ pan, pressing against plneaMls NB^s Trounce Floors^ 10-3; PA^s Beat Rockville^ [Bargains Listed By The Inquirer^ slices to hold them In place. Cut other two pineapple slices ints fifths and arrange with mara­ schino cherries on top of meat loaf. Bake In moderate oven (350 de­ Hambletonian Pennant Races grees F.) about one hour and^15 1 !H Surowiec Hits Triple, minutes. Tirem en Score Second A THUR8DAY NIGHT SPE-T til firm and well balced. Makes salt. Chill In the frecring tray, Remain Qose 5 minutes or more, until the mix­ Event Today d A L at thTw , T. GRANT COM- | about 20 cookies. BACK - TO- SCHOOL COATS, PAJJY give* bargain values to ture begins to thicken at the edges. BSRjiLD Hom e Rim for W inners Whip 1 cup of heavy cream. Whip that will delight the girls with a W in In as M any Nights ftwr Itema from 7:00 to 9:00 p. m. BEAUTIFUL RINGS are an or­ talent for combining style with Nine TeeniB Are in the nament everyone enjoys wearing the thickened gelatin mixture, add­ 23rd Stakes at Gotlieii; Woman's 80-aquare ing 1 teaspoon of vanilla and 1 practicality are shown at the *a tlxes 12 to 44, will sell at and nowhere arc rings lovelier ANGLE Ranning for American Poles Roond Out Lengne tablespoon of rum. Fold In the MONTGOMERY WARD COM­ Large Parse Awaits 11.98. a aavlng of 11.00. Percale than at MATHER'S at the Cen­ PitehcB and Bats Final Trinmph whipped cream. Pile into sherbets PANY. Handsome all-wool coaU Lesi And National Flags Schedule With Bert and cotton broadcloth remnant* ter. Flashing diamond engage­ for fall have a lining to be put In Winner; Big Field and chill till serving time. Serve NB’s to Softball Twi Local Sport irotu isauutveuK I r‘**"f*“g " ana ai on* point this Vill be 39c, saving 20c a yart. ment rings arc as brilliant as the with or without sweetened with a zipper for winter. All the la tte r FeBab Americam (10) OffowiYe Attack of WTiit*WTlite muslinmusiin sheets,sneeie, type 128. 81 hopes ineythey mgmiy.signify. BIrthstone yesterday produced th* ^eeaaoa th* Wayeroee team waa 12 A B R H PO whipped cream flavoretl with va­ coats have a smart, becoming Triumph; Chapman Aug. 11—(FV—Opinloas wars a gunas off the pace of the league BFsrti Writer by 99". slightly Inegular. will be . gre charmingly personal. flare; many have detachable usual boroo tuotng. mldgot racing Bernardl, Sb ... 1 3 1 1 Seofion at Weal Side ___V*fMt niiwIttV y a ...... A AM cvrAAn rwkHrlnt nilla. C h a tter dime a dosen today aa a field of 11 leadera. 12.17, W in g 22c. First quality (August stones are green peridot hoods. In the group of $45.00 Qouta Long Homar of th* world’s ftneet three-year^ and fight club preao releasee ad­ Nino teems are atUl tn the run­ ■erver, cf. If .. 2 0 1 0 white muslin pillow eases will be for ladles and aardon>-x for men.i dressed to this department, also Oastoffs Doing Wefl ning for tho asajor league flags Klne), l b ...... 3 3 1 8 ITALIAN AND VIENNA coats. In sites 12 to 18, Js a beau­ OKANGES Bruno “Big Buck” Bycholakl and old trotters prepared to face the At present, Katkaveck has elev­ Gleaming pearl rings or blaek lottors toom Joo Cronin, 57c, saving 12c. tiful wool with a tlp-ln lining that Johnny “LUtls Buck” Bycholakl barrier for th* 38rd Hambletonian today aa ths greatest of aU base­ Kooopka, m ... 4 3 3 1 WIe L Pet onyx, some with diamonds, are BREAD have been added to the ganoiral manager* of the Boston en squad members who have been super-flne products of the M AN­ 1s satin on on* side and warm rab­ are expected to be with the Guards Stakes. ball carapalgna roara paat the Surowiec. If, p . 4 1 2 0 Britlah-Americans .. 9 1 .900 It is easiest to silver almonds distinctively set. Signet rings or Red Bm, Coach J. O. ChrisUan at released by the other cluba In th* Rautenbeeg, 2b 4 1 3 4 CHESTER BAKERY on Kerry bit fur on the other. Another • U Y k • * « Motors ...... 12 haaketbaU team again during the This ancient old capital ot th* Claas D League. In deaperatlon, two-thirds mark. Nasslff A rm s...... 7 A J8 2 t •when they are soft, right after rings with a lodge emblem are coming season. The locals will be the University ot Connecticut and Kletcha, c ..... 4 0 1 8 Aircraft ...... Street (the only bakery in this vl- group of coats, in sizes 10 to 18 Italians ...... 10 sport was Jam-packed wltlt thou Mickey signed th* .players and .. 3 8 JJ71 blanching. Cut them in thin favorites with men. members of the fast Eastern Pro­ Mickey Xatkaveck. local man who The Uak taeludee C3*veland, Phil- Novak, i f ...... 3 0 0 0 Moriarty'a ...... 548 clnlty to bake Its own rye bread. | at $35.00 to $39.98. have wind Iiidlea ...... Y. $0 sands of the racing faithful await­ worklag together as a unit, they .. 8 5 Icn^bwla* pieces and dry thor­ fessional League. la the playing manager of Way- adeliAla. Boston and New York in Blanchard, p. cf 3 0 1 0 PoUah-AaMricana A33 pumpernickel, and hard rolls). As' proof chamois on the hidden side Floors ...... T ing the 2 p. m. (e.s.t.) post-time won S3 out of 41 starts. It was in ... 5 10 oughly In a warm oven before Many cooks like to grease and Kaceys ...... 8 cross. Oa., in the Georgla-Floridn tho American League, and Bos­ RockvUla ...... 8 U AM much of a treat s.s hot bread, are of the removable lining. For the for the classic. Harrison Hoyt's this stretch that th* Bears climbed ton. Brooklyn. Bt. Louis, New York Storing in a eot-ered container in ^ pa„ before, using. To younger set are COAT Ntehols-Brlstol ... 8 Pete Fagan clalma a player by Damon Hanover la expected to be League. Totals ...... 29 10 13 18 8 3 the refrigerator. They may then cover the bottom of the pan their FRUIT PIES AND TARTS' Mickey writes that hia team waa back into the pennant race. and Pltteburgh In th* NatlonaL that are fresh from the ovens., SLACKS seU with detachable North E n d s...... 5 the name of Kauffman,' bom and sent away in the favorite role. BoekvSIe (2) The PA’S closed out tholr regu­ be used as Is or sauteed in butter a film of fat (It la In first place only 24 hours before ’ Th* Bears have 33 gamea to play Only two and a half games sep­ AB R HPO. A E (XICOANUT LAYER CAKE, cup hoods at $16.98. The coat is very raised In Manchester, played pro- But many called It the most lar schedule taut night by t i Itt^ or margarine: or they rnhy ^ not necessary to grease the sides), 1 Taking tight up urhare they laft haing shoved back to second. At and Katkaveck saya, “Frankly, I arate the first four clubs In th* R. Menoche, Sb. 3 0 0 0 8 0 ing their full srtlUery In «*»"*"•*»§ cakes, or coconut macaroons are nice alone for dress-up. feeetonal beeehall with the New "wide open” HamUctonlan of believe if w* hustle and bear down American, while alx and a half toasted, spread out in a shallow ^ few teaspoons of flour off Motmay night, NlcJiolo-BtlstoI York <3iante In the National Lea- this writing the Bears are four Wurthrich, If .. 3 1 1 0 0 1 the cellar dwelling HUl BUBOS pan. In a moderate oven. (},(. pan. Tip and shake so the likewise superb for hot weather; them all. ' during this stretch drive we could gamaa aeparate th* first five teams j Drop cookies may often be flat­ nallstf down tholr aoeond straight and one bu t games off the pace Schumey, m ... 2 0 1 0 1 0 from Rockville by a seor* of 10 to i greased surface 1s covered with a serving. Last but not least are the I gw - ______With 65 per cent of the |59,' In second place with a almllar ad­ come through with the pennant." tn tha senior circuit 0 5822 tened with the tines of a fork; win last night under the 941J.8 purse going to the horse Edmondo, lb .. 2 1 0 8 1 3. Jimmy Blanchard waa credited Curtains, blouses, or slip^ of inim of flour: then invert and delicious DOUGHNUTS for which when they boat the Floor*. 10 to 8. vantage over the third place club. We, her* tn Manchester, certainly At the moment the Indians and 0 0 Just press fork In two direction*, Tony Lupien, Chicago White Sox capturing the best two-out*of- Britner, rf .... 3 0 1 0 with hia flrat win of the aeoaea, NYLON PARACHUTE CLOTH shake out the surplus flour. the Bakery is headquarters. Lou Leal batted and pitched hia Headaches are part of manag­ hope this la th* case. Braves are on top, but neither po­ 2 0 making a crisscross pattern. first baseman, waa named the thres heats, a rich gSJ.SOO.lS E. Menoche. 2b 3 0 2 2 though ho gave way to Mg Al have 8 charming aheen and are Nlchols-Briatol maUa to tholr win. ing or ooacMng any team In any Katkaveck haa received two fine sition Is secure. Only a matter of 0 0 1 - ■ Most Valuable Player on the team prize awaits the new Hamhleton- JsnoOba, cf .... 3 0 0 Ehirowiec when he developod a aors delightfully easy to launder (with If you're planning to repaper Mustard Mayonnaise HiThoUocUd throe for four. Includ­ sport and Mickey baa been forced offers after th* close of the bssc- percontego points aeparatea th* 0 0 1 0 Mix chopped tongue and h^rd^ during the month of July and was ian king. This will be the third Tribe from Connie Mack’s amaa- Racine, c ...... 2 0 arm In the third. Surowiec coriM low heat). Slightly imperfect Two eggs, 1-16 tca.spoon salt, 8191 ing a homo run In tho flrat with to seek aid and comfort on more ball season. One ia a proposition 0 2 0 a room, you'll And REX W A LL­ cooked eggs, season with salt and presented with a wrist watch. richest In hiatoryx The Inaugural Ing Athletics. The Braves, Mack, p ...... t 0 0 a heavy bat at th* platter, pound­ but deflnitcly usable, the thlrtv- PAPER REMOVER a great saver 2 tablespoons vinegar. 2-3 cup sal­ 12-20 j® two men on haao. “Jeraoy” Joe than one occasion from aspirins as athletic director at Wilmington. 0 1 0 By .Mrs. Anne Cabot pepper and mix with salad dress­ Hambletonian In 1928 crossed boost a three gam* lead, are slip­ Fagan, p ...... 0 0 0 ing out a tremendotM homer and a slx.incb parachute cloth ia special­ ad oil, 1-8 (,easpoon black pepper, Thompson and Kanny Chapman al­ and bromos. N. C., college. The second Is the 1 1 0 triple in four trip* to the plate. of time and energy. Mixed with There are many days of hot-hot ing for a sandwich Ailing. Serve The third and-deciding game be­ 873,451, and the 1928 renewal waa ping fast A month ago they cO' p ••••••• J 0 0 ly priced at fA .’i a yard at cHri- water, the preparation softens old dash paprika, 1-2 teaspoon dry weather ahead so start your nee­ so hit for the circuit with Chap­ First It waa Injuries that played poeltion -«* city athletic director tn Johnny Kooopka and CSUf Rauten­ sandwich on a plate with shredded tween the Manchester and East worth 166,226. joyed an eight game bulge. NET BROTHERS REMNANT paste within ten minutes so that mustard, 1-16 teaspoon cayenne. dles clicking right away and you By Soe Burnett man’s clout one of the longest ovsi havoc with the Katkaveck-Ied Waveroas. 34 2 5 18 12 2 berg also found the — patch­ cabbage and cucumber topped Hartford Twilight League All No amateur driver ever haa SALESROOM. it can be easily scraped off. A 1-8 teaspoon turmeric powder, 1-8 can flnista this adorable sun-suit In Three charming blouses that seen at the North End field. club (and as a result the team got “Th* college Job would mean By spUttlng a twiUght night ..2 0 4 00 2—10 ing to their liking aa they pro­ with Thousand- Island Dressing. Star baseball teams will be played brought his horse home first the half pint of Rex, selling at 8.50 teaspoon sugar, 1 tablespoon a couple of days. Trunk* and will be perfect with fall skirts and Leal got the Floora tn order tn off on the wrong foot. Next, dropping baaebidl which la closest double-hoador with Waahtngton „ _____ • ______0 0 2 0 0 0— 3 ceeded to hoist their averages at chopped fine herbs (chives, tar­ suits. And each one requires Just the Bret half of the opening frame Thursday evening, August 26, at required number of times In the to my heart. The other la to take whUe the Tigers were defeating **^*^“‘* Clioqolate Coconnt Mounds at the JOHNSON P A IN T COM­ “ bra” are ea8||y knitted In simple BABY - CARE ESSENTIALS th* West Side Oval. Manchester Mickey had to distribute pink i^ n * bated in: Britner. March the cxpence of thro* Roekvillo ragon. parsley, chervil). garter stitch of sturdy cool wash­ one yard of fabric! Such easy —then bit his home run to center gruelling charge around Good ’Tim* slips to several players who were over all athletic programs In the th* Indtana. 7-3, In Detroit the hurlcrs. 1 square (I ounce) unsweetened PANY, 699 Main Street, will do are fully supplied at the PINE won the first game, 15 to 0, with owskl. Klnel. Konopka 2. Surowiec Beat eggs In bowl. Add sugar, able cotton. The pair shown above sewing—why not make all three! after Bob Clifford bad walked and track's triangular course, and In the opening day lineup for lack county In building a program to A's tied Cleveland for first In The PA’a put th* gaaa* away an average room. PHARMACY, 664 Center street. East Hartford taking the second, ga.nea won and lost. However, 6. Rautenberg, Kletcha; Two base ^chocolate melted. salt and rest of sea.sonings. Add were knitted of blul and w h ite ... Pattern No. 8191 comes in sixes Kenny Chapnum had reached on Hoyt knows he’U earn It if Demon of hustle and ability. Otber combat juvenlla delinquency,'" riy, when they pushed throo X-3 cup condensed milk A sterilizer holding six bottles at to 1. since they^re played six more hits: Marrhowski: Three base hits: vinegar graulually, beating briskly. the tiny "bra’’ one-half blue the 12. 14, 16. 18 and 20. Size 14. one an error. Hanover can break the Jinx. teanui in the league are affiliated M lck^ write*. runa over tn th* flrat innlag. Har­ 1 8-4 cup shredded coconut Coffee Bas-arian Cream Add oil very slowly, drop by drop, one time Is $5.95. A serviceable yard of 39-Inch for each blouse. games and could do no better than Surowiec, Marchowakl; Hoot* ruiu other half white. A single by Franny FhllUp*. a The wise heads wouldn’t go with Detroit, Cleveland, Philadel­ This writer believes Katkaveck Surowiec; Stolen bases: Klnel 2; ry Bernard), who has a hoUt of Melt chocolate in a saucepan Soften 1 tablespoon of gelatin In beating continuously. When well diaper pall Is $3.98. The modern For this pattern, send 25 cents. Nlehola-Brlstol arror. a aacmoa Vic Taggart la touring Maine 4s completely overboard for Hoyt, get an even break In them, the one-fourth cup of cold water. Make To obtain complete knitting In­ phia A’s and Phillies, St. Louts will accept the Wayeroee city ao- Sacrifices: Server; Double plays ooUeoUng a lot of walha each ovtr hot water: remove from blended, add hefba. More mustard Stork or Even-Flow nursing bot­ In coins, your name, address, size and another hit by Marty Phillipe a member of the Kokomo Clowns th* Bethel, Conn., hatmakcr who A ’a traU the Tribe by six percent­ very strong coffee (no other kind structions, sizes 2 and 4 Included, Cards, Brooklyn Dodgers and the aignment. Baseball Is in hia blood Menoche. Racine. Edmondo: Left year, opened the gam* by atraBbig m g e . Add condensed milk and may be added, to taste. j stitch illustrations and complete tles have the sanitary top that desired, and the Pattern Number gave the Floors their Rret tally In baseball team. Taggart haa pitch­ ■heUed out only 82,600 for Demon and when the 1949 season rolls age points. After th* Senators blend together well., Add coco­ will do), by dripping 1 cup of hot Atlanta Crackers. These major won yesterday’s opener, 8-3, the PA 6. RockvOl* 7; Bases for hia first of three poses* la tlM directions for Sun-Fun Togs (Pat­ prevents contact of Angers with a to Sue Burnett, ’The Manchester the second Inning. Chapman got ed several games mth the Clowns as a yearling. Conceding that he around the Silk a ty star can be game. After a Snap Server aocri- nut and mix well. Drop from water over 4 tablespoons of ground Evening Herald, 11."H) Ave. Ameri­ In the New Efigland area during league clubs, with the exception A ’s cam* back to win. 11-2. on balls: Blanchard 1. Surowiec 2 LINOLEUM HALL RUNNERS [ tern No. 5822) send 15 cents In sterilized nipple. There are battle that nm right hack for the urin- had “the horse,” they pointed to of Atlanta, get the jump on the expected to still have hta hand in flee, Frank Klnel and Konopha tMspoon onto greased baking coffee. Take one-half cup of hot cas, New York 10, N. Y. th* post month. Mack 3. Pagan 0. Kle* 0; Strike are available at the MANCHES­ coin plus one cent po.stage. Your warmers for night feedings; all ners In their second when he un­ RoUo, pride of L Dale Schaffer’s other clubs at the start of the basebalL The Red Sox moved paat New singled In order for two ruaat and aheet no that eodkiea are mound- coffee. Dissolve In It the gelatin, The latest Fall and Winter Issue loved a drive to left center for York Into third place, two ganaea outs: Blanchard 2. Surowiec 0, together with one-third cup 6f su­ TER FLOOR CXJVERING (COM­ Name. Address and the Pattern the baby’s powders, lotions, and Cold Stream stud, Lexington, Ky. Raumberg aingled over ths other ad. Babe in moderate (S50F.) oils; Ingredients for all the popu­ of Fashion Is filled with ideas for a round tripper. A double by Paul Lefty Bmy will epotisor a h off the paoa, by downing the Tan- Mack 2. Fagan 0. Kle* 2. Hi^te off. gar and one-fourth teaspoon of PA N Y. 56 Cottage street. In keep- Number to Anne Cabot, The Man- Both horses have clipped the the winners were announced In marker. A big fourth huiing, hlg^ ovan for about 20 mlnutea, or un- ins with the company’s policy of che.ster Evening Herald, 1150 Ave­ lar formulas; and all sorts of con­ a smart winter wardrobe. More Phinipe and three NIchoIa-Bristol ketball team this eeaaon and will M. 9-8. In New York. The Blanchard 1 for 0 f mile around Good Time track in Eku'l Yost's column In Monday's (tif Vnrlcorn rfmnnMl intn fnui^h I ninflTS SUfOWleC 4 fOF 2 TUnS IH St lighted by the *Hva hurit" four^ leaving the best of every type of nue of the Americas, New York 19, veniences to make baby care easy. Designer Original patterns, fabric errors gave the Floors two rune In play in the Rec Senior League fancy 2:03 workouts, which serv­ New Yorkers dropped Into fourth nlnga Surowiec news, and a free pattern printed Conntry Gub Notes Herald only the resume Is called rBRsn master by Surowiec added plenty floor beautification: linoleum rugs, N. Y. the third and the score stood at Alan Cone, a letter winner at the ed to eliminate several probable place, two and a half gamea behind | Made 5 for 7 runs In 2; in the book. 26 cents. for here. for 0* runs In 1: Kle* 5 for S runs of trouble fbr starting pttchqr felt-base linoleum. Inlaid linoleum 4 to 3. Two rune came In for the Unlveraity of Connecticut the past starters with no class for such th* loadsra. Baked beans mixed with crum­ R IM IM B IR t Oflly thi Nlchols-Briatol In the third and Contrary to the dire predictions In 3; Winning pitcher: Blanchard- Iriah Johnny Mack, who was th* and aaphalt tile. The completeness three eeasons, wlU be th* playing time. The Hambletonian record is Tho Braves ground to sodi moved with a spoon. The egg bled crisply cqoked bacon and another pair scored In the fourth. of the vlewera-wlth-alarm, no di­ of tholr pursuer’s when they were Losing pitcher; Mack; Umpire* toeing pttchar. Klnol walhpd and Kemp's Record Department Suggests: of color range and style of pat­ spoon salt and a grinding of black bstf truNfM art thip|M4 coach. 2:00 flat, established by Hoot Mon Konopka was safe aa Frad Wur- holders arc available in red, yel­ sweet pickle relish make an ex­ ’Thompeon hit hia circuit clout In vorce actions have been reported beaten by the Giants in Bosten, putt. Kerr: 'lime: 2:05, terns cannot be duplicated elsc- low, green and white iilaatic. cellent luncheon salad when pepper, and 1-8 teaspoon of chill frttk. Thty |hr« you ^ when he downed the favored Rod­ thrick dropped his routlna fly boll "RECORDS FOR THE MILLIONS’’—Eight un­ powder (more if desired). Cook the fourth with one man on to run Pat VendriUo, local professional as this Item goes to press . All 6-5. The Dodgers whipped th* w'here outside of a large city store. served on salad greens. Serve fb« fluv9r« aS tN MaHh* the lead to ,8 to 8. Tiro more runs ney a year ago. competing wife • hubby toams in left. Surowiec then sent a tow­ over low heat until thickened and middleweight boxer, la passing out Philadelphia PhUUea, 5-2, In forgettable Columbia hits, selected by Paul And Wendly service, from Er^ptional for Manchester Is with buttered Boston brown bread counted in the sixth for the win' seemed to be on amiable speaking Brooklyn to take second plaee ering ban, arlth ptenty of diatoaoo free coat estimates to expert lay­ if desired. bubbly. Beat 2 eggs lightly and dgara. A son waa bom yester­ to boot, and it t^ p p M In front od ’ Whiteman. the EXHIBIT OF ORIGINAL ners to end tho scoring. day at the Manchester Memorial terms at dinner. Only on* marred from the idle Cardinals by a frae- ing of linoleums. Isn’t found In add slowly to hot mixture, stir­ Stan Kavralao started for the Moriarty’s Play tion of a point They also ahaved Standings th* care In left field beside the old PAINTINGS! done by Mias Chris- ring constantly over very low hospital to Mrs. VendriUo. or scarred contestant waa observed ^‘IT’S MAGIC”— ^Peggy Lee’s latest sensation. big cities. GOOD - LOOKING STATION­ Floora on the rubber and gave way and that poronn of imqueatloned Boatoti’s margin to three games. paint shop and Surowtoe scooted tin« Dawkins of Rockville, which heat, until eggs are done, about 5 ERY ia very reasonably priced at to Franny Phillips In the fourth. President's Cup Results integrity claimed the bijuriao were *nM fourth plac* Giants ar* five Yestoidoj** Baaolta aU th* aray around. . Rautaaheto will be displayed at the McGILL- to 10 minutes. ■ Blend In the Bob Skinner, local lad who play­ Nassiffs Tonight fashioned a one-bagger to aoM - “KING COLE FOR KIDS”— You don’t have to be When recipes call for "trying QUINN’S PHARMACY. •’Sym­ The w ipers failed to notice the The popular President’a Cup from JL diversionary expedition games behind and the fifth place Etestem CON VERSE (COMPANY. 645 olives and a cup of grated cheese CALIBORNIA ed pro baseball last year with Wu- Mack out of the gam*. IC ai^ F a * a kid to love these treasured tunes •/ every­ out" salt pork or other fat. cut it Main street, during the week of phony” Is a rag-content paper in change and kept right on getting Tournament progressed through througn some barbed wire. Per­ Plratca, who trounced Chicago, Scranton 4-5, Hartford 3-4. In small pieces and heat It slowly and serve over crisp salted crack­ mlni^n, N. C , la again on the gan came on In reUef. and woe August 16. Miss Dawkins has white, blue, or tan, with 48 single ORANBIB men on base and across the platter The torrid battle rages for the haps in the sUllness of night there 5-1, In Pittsburgh, are alx and a Albany 1-4, WUkes-Barre 0-1. body* every age, will enjoy them! in a heavy frying pan until the er* Makes 4 servings. sldrilnea. He works the odd-shlft the second round during the week met arlth a singlo the agaleos Just returned from study in Italy, sheets and envelopes at $1.35. Sunkist for markera final three playoff poottlona in the may have been angry reference to half games off th* pace. Williamsport 7. Binghamton 4, as a bus driver with the Connecti­ fat la extracted. "Lord Baltimore” has 24 single Niehola-Brtstol (10) Twi League, and tonight’s game ending Sunday, August 8. The EUmlra 3-4, Utica 1-9. Pete Kletcha. and . Rautenberg the scene of some of the paint­ NAMIir TAPES are the practical cut Company. Hia rout* now In­ the home wrecking calamity when Browns Advoaee countered with the seventh run. sheets and envelopes at $.85, or AB R PO A E will find the Nasslff Arms and first round completed the preced­ Mommy shanked Poppy’s high- Nsttenol -The set of "HEIRLOOM" ings. (The paintings are not for loss-insurance for the clothes of cludes Manchester. In the only other game yester­ In the last Innlnr. the m note-size folders at $.70. A handy BEST FOR JUlCE-<*««/S2t/«Sun canoe racing to weight Ufting. race agalnat six rivals. The old­ t^ lfth straight this season. Jarry (8-6) va Vender Meer (O -ll). / haa lost three decisions at this 3.50 ...... NOW ornamental Royal Windsor. Such fumoco m Ivos your hooting probloim . . . heotod air The United States meets 3Iexico est man on the team—47-year-old Philadelphia at Brooklyn — 7.50 ...... NOW 4.95 2.49 Sterling la a treasured possesion Ernie Riedel of Teaneck, N. J.— point. Lou LeM la expactsd to tpe Letinard (9-101 v». PaUca (4-5), at tho corroct tomporoturo, properly humidified, constantly . Television Raffle and Brazil plays F'rance in the the rubber for the N 3 ’a with Ed­ 8.95 ...... NOW 4.79 to keep In a family for generations. iMisketball semi-finals on the rough will bid to Improve his third in the Chicago at Pittsburgh—Hamner T-SHIRTS circulotod, froo of dust, froo of tfolonosi. die Werner again receiving. 6.50 ...... NOW 4.19 Single piece* and place settings AT floor at Harringay Arena. last Olympics In the single kayak. (5-7) va, Seijvell (5-3). 1.85...... NOW 1.29 may build up in time to a set of The Yank skyscrapers are %x- Frank Havens of Cabin John, Moose Morrell will be behind th* New York at Boston — Post 5.50 ...... NOW 3.79 In oddition, tho Mor-Sun furnace gives you on plate for the Motors. This will which one may justly T)e proud. pected to sweep past the Mexicans, Maryland, winds up for the U. S. (10-6) va Bickford (7-3). 4.95 ...... NOW 3.39 oxtro room In your homo — no “low bridge” the second tallest team in the tour­ against five oUier entries in the mark the final twilight gam* for VENTlLAtED In the froaty recesses of a re pipos . . . no fUmoco “Isiond” In tho bosomonf NICK’S SERVICE STATION nament. Brazil la favored over single bladed canoc. the local league aa aU remaining Bayrni SATIN, pluaglng neekllns An Olympic • protest was settled six gomes ore ichsdultd under WHITE SHIRTS Style 185 frigerator, runny face creams .be­ . . . no “Rubo Goldborg” contraption .. . but a France. Tlje winners meet In the come as firm arid cool as chilled 559 MAIN STREET finals Friday night. yesterday In favor of the U. S. the area atartlng at 8:30. I Sporl Schedule | TROPICAL SUITS 3.95 ...... NOW 2.95 A cup (Hnall)—sites 82 to 88 butter. Chilled creams and lotions booutiful now fumuco that blonds In any docor- Basketball, a U. S.-lnvented 400-meter relay team, which waa B cap (msd.)—sius 88 to 88 Citing schtmt and can b» plactd in any par! of declared the .winner of that event Sizes Up To 48 White, Tearoae, Blue, Black, Malr.e. not only aorve the purpose for Thursday, Aug. 12th — 6 :30 lo 9:00 p. m. sport, is the Americans' main hope Leogua Leafisni Wedaesday, August II P L A S n e which they are formulated, but tho bosoment with Hot ducH ot the basement of adding to the host of gold run last Eteturdsy., Nassiffs va. Moriarty’a 6:00 p.m. are a blessed. aid fqr cooling a medals won in track, swimming A special, victory ceremony was Aaoericaa League. RAINCOATS f BBOADCLOTH, coiiingl Tickets Will Be Sold for the Benefit of the —Oval. 43.50 ...... NOW 29.95 perspiring akin and for making the and rowing. being arranged for tonight to de- Batting—WllUame, Boston .385, Nlckq)s-Brlatol vs. Motors. 6:80 9.95 ...... NO W 1.98 Style 172 user more comfortable. There are only modest expecta­ Uver the Yank quartet the medals 39.95 .....N O W 27.95 B cup (msd.)—sites 82 tn 88 ' Thoro't a siso and typo of Mor-Sun furnace thot s perfect ' S ilk Q ty A ..C Boudreau, Cleveland .346. p.m.—Robertson. tions that the Yank canoe pad- that had been given to ^ q n d place Runa Batted In—Stephens, Bos­ , Whit* and Black for your purto and purposo • • • Y * I**'’* Spartans vs. St: Bridget’a 0:15 35.00 ...... NOW 25.95 PLASTIC JACKETS SKIRT AND PANTS HANG­ Drawing Will Be Held At The First dlers can do as well as their row­ Britain. ton 97; DlMaggio. New York 98. p.m.—Memorial. • $1.50 ERS that will keep garments free lifotimo Indoor cooifert. ing' brothers. The U. S. boxing team, which has Runs—DlMagglo. Boston 83; Oak Grill vs. Red Men, 0:15 p.m. 29.95 .,...N O W 21.95 5.96 ...... NOW 1.98 from wrinkles are $.50-at the J. HoBie Football Gaaie The canoes take to the Thames lost only one of Its eight scrapper* CHENEY Phono US now for details of tho Mor-Sun fumuco — the Henrich, New York 79. —CTiarter Oak. W. H ALE COM PANY’S NoUon at Henley for the first time to- so far, continued battling in eUm- Hite—Majeakl. Philadelphia 127; Friday, August IS } One Admiral Television ^ t —On View At Potterton’s inating rounds at Wembley’s Blm- Departments Made of wood with fumoco thot cists loss to buy, lo« to Install, loss to operotol dayl. Boudreau. Cleveland 123. BA’e va Rockville. 6 p.m.— OvaL padding next the skirt, the hang­ Win Be Given Away Four races are In convention plre Arena. ^ ^ , •Home Runs—Keltner, Clevelaad Sweden defeated Denmark 4 to Indies va North Ends, 8:30 p.m. BROTHERS ers sre of spring-type that will panoea—known aa “Canadiana”— and DlMagglo, New York 34. and five In kayaks, the covered 2 Ust night In the flrri aoccer —Robertson. , f.' hold several skirts or pairs of trou Tiekets 25e Each Or 6 For $1.00 Stolen Bases — DtUlnger. Bt VFW va St. Jamea’a 0:15 p.m. Remnant Salesroom sera. Wooden SUIT HANGERS Eskimo craft with cockpits for the aemi-ftnal-and ouaUfied to oppose paddlers. — the winners 6f tonight’* Britaln- Louis 20; Cosn. Waahlngtoa IT. —Charter Oak. there, at three for $1.00. have T. P. AITKIN & CO. Strikeouts — Fellsr, Cleveland SL James va South Msthodlat, i : Four 10,000 meter races win be Yugoslav iw fpp for the Olympic HOUBS: Dally ® A. M. To ahap^ shoulders to awM an un­ A Worthy Cause ~ 104; Briasi*,. PhUadelpbU 103. 8:15 p.m.—MsmoriaL desirable crease, decided today. Ray C9ark of Warii- champknufiilp. Harlf(*rd Road 6 .P. M.— Saturday* 9 .8. M Heatinjr and Sheet Metal Contracted Ington. D. C.. and John Eiseman The otber eport* In session are Pitching—Kramer, Boston 13-3 'Saturday, Aunat 14 WHh A Worthy Prise J13; Fowler, Philadelphia 11-3 lA ’s va NB'a 8:30 p. m.—Rob­ .'lancheMer , To 5 P. M. ’Telephone Manchester 6793 of C3ievy Chase, Md., both stu­ cycling. equestrian. fencing, The Inquirer dents at tbs University of Mary- wcight-Uftlng and yachting. .788. e rta ^ : 1 ■'\ (i t ■■ ■1^:' \ .. .rg V 'll l t \ : - MANCHESTER EVENING Hl^ALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11,1948 PAGRl

R«x»(inK— Kwpairing 17 A Silualinna Wanted— An Inspector boarding a bus Bathing Beauty— And you j DaffyalUea t o o n e r I ^ l l e f o l k s BT really want my picture—why? University — A bunch' of old Female ______C R im N A L S Need home. Ooupto 8-ROOM Slngls in good condition. was surprised to see the conduc­ I RUUFLNU and Repairing ot aU WE BUT and eaU good Good Bay—Yea—I want to put j bui.uin3S with Ivy creeping r a d i o new ilaingT Have It re­ guilty of double crime, of being One-car earace, ameaite dnve. tor sitting at ease smoking while kinda Chimney work, gutter W ILL CARE for children, hour, fumltura. eomiiination ranges, it up on my w all so the devil can {around on the outside and profea- WORTLE’ 5 HEARING IS PERFECT} HE JUI paired by experts Pick-up Mrv- veterans and parents facing Larga lot with shade treea. New S' paaaangar was ooUacUng fares. Ica. guaranteed work. Sets check- work Expert repairs. Honest day or week while mother ahopa, gaa catigss and neatera Jones’ se« how I was tempted. j aors creeping around an tha In- Furniture Store. 16 Oak. Pnona aoUtary oonflnamant Asking re­ pa...i outside. Immediate occu­ Inspector: "Virhat do«a thta / LIKE CITY FOLKS y peCORMIER MOTOR SALES workmanship. Satisfaction guar­ worka or vacation. S-1I67...... I tide, ad In the homo. Car radios i 2-1041. prieve for selves and two babies. pancy. Prica 810J100. Call Good- Sandy was learning to play thoi Strange but true that borrow-' mean?” “You sitting there and a SAYS: “Fop lasting car specialty. Manchester R a d i o anteed. Call Coughlin. Manches­ paaaengcr doing your work.” Smlthers had experienced a | ------' DENTAL Hygienist fuH or part- Call 7S42. child Raalty Co., 15 Forest atreet. bagpipes. One nlghL whUe he waa|«rs always ha^* S a ^ c e . 78 Birch street Phone ter 7707. 8 CU FT. Norgt refrigerator. In strutting about the room. akJrllhg: memories whUe that of their Conductor: "That’s all right. fearfully close brush with death.. Auctioneer: “What am I offered! owner Mitisfactibn, Belect your Ume. Write eUUng perUculara. Phona 7926 or 8-9694. Now. at the club, he was relating ' for this beautiful bust of Robert | 8-0840. t h r e e o r four-room rent I He'S a stowaway I found on board. CHIMNBT8 RebuUt repaired and good running condition. 81 Mar- for all ha was worth, hta wife at-; creditors is sh^ened-rBut to no car from oup complete stock Box DS. Herald. MANCHESTER, S3 x 85 nltra He can’t pay hia fare, to I’m mak- j the_ horrible reWta. . , . Burns?” cleaned. Bird and Johns-Mai) ahaU Road. Phona 2-9781. nrgenUy needed by Navy wlfa tempted to k mUd protest. j avaU often. OLANDER'S Machine Shop does with two in children, one under modem live-room dwelling. All tag him w ^ hla passage.” Smlthers; “1 had about given Man In Crowd: ‘‘That ain’t I « b 8 Fm p i4 of first Ikie merchandise. Villa‘S rooting)flng fla our apeciaity. HIGH achool Junior deslrea to "That’s an awful noise ye’re; ------Lost laths work, drill press work, WHITE Combination gas and oU Dr. Boyd’s care at the Memorial on one floor. Built with beet of 1 up hope. I w*» getting weaker Burns. Tbat’a Shakespeare.” | grinding, welding, hrMlny. cut­ Rose Bros M Phono 8-0768. car# for children. Experienced. miaktag.” aha said. ! young Man: ” Kr—air—I—ar. Auctioneer: "Well, folks, the' liQirr—Mm i'b bUlfoM, b*lwwn range, four and four. Almost hospital ia in with Celiac. CaU materials and workmanship. In­ ting, general repairs on shythlng. Eveninga. Ckll 8905. Sandy sat down and took « « i that ia, I came to say that your Nowadays a woman looks In the J ^hota “ fe^ paVsed^bT- Joke's on me. That shows how lit- : BUto tti*«ter mm* M * n c h ^ « WE OFFER FOR YOUR naw. Oall 6842, 2-0294. terior must be aeen to ha ap­ his boots; than got up and resumed mirror to be sure her hat Isn’t 68 MUl street Open evenings, aU preciated. Shown by appoint­ daughter tells me that fore me. In grim, realistic pictures t > I know about the Bible.” OntB, or be trusted taxes" one afternoon at the office I got I 1947 CHEVROLET CONV. experience. John Maloney. Phone ONE PAIR French doors, naw or four adults References. CaU payment of the amount of deposit a 1IM6. 1 Walnut street Moving, packing and atorage. KENNEL Supply Shop. 995 Mala 46”xT. Prica 880. CaU 2-2804. with baby-alttesa- 1 - Sam—Dl(k you test this stuff, W e have been surprised to read to thinking about him, so I. wrote | represented by said book, or for CABRIOLET Phone Manchester 5187 or Hart­ 8188. him a long letter, saying Just' atreet T et 8-4278. Pet foods ao- Lota for Sale 73 DaffynltloM Joe? of people cooking eggs on side­ the Iswance of a duplicate book MANCHESTER Package De­ ford 6-1428. O. E. WASHING machine with walks during our hot period. They what I thoucht about things, and (A wonderful car you’ll learn ceasorles, vitamins remedlas. She: There's one thing I want Bore: A fellow who talks' on a Joe—Yes. I poured some of it therefor. ___ livery. Light trucking. Phone grooming, bathing, trimming pump, family alxa. Tear old. Ex­ Houaea for Sals 72 LOTS OF LOTS in aU sections of to tell you before you go any fur­ boast to boaat hookup. in an imh tray. may ba difficult to obtain before 1 never heard from him again.” { to love). Manchester 2-0752, Hartford 7- UGHT TRUCIONO. Half-ton cellent condition. 87 Pioneer Cir­ long winter promised Is over, and Second: (Disgustedly) “So you! pick-up truck. No aahaa, no dogs DeUvery atrvlca. town. One at Lake Amston. ther. Ashtray: A place to put cigar­ Sam—^Dld it turn green? S895. cle. MODERN Five-room house. Ex ette butts if they don’t have a Joe—1 don’t know. I can’t find wasting food should be frowned had to go and open your big type- i tO ST — Child’s red sweater In rubblah Phone 8-1275 or 8298. Madeline Smith, Realtor. 2-1642. He: What’s that? cellent cellar and plumbing, |3,- She: Don’t go any further. floor. the ash tray. ‘ upon. writer!” OenUr Park. Phone 8-1856. 1946 CHEVROLET ANTIQUES Reflnlshed. Repairing Articles for Sale 45 FLOOR problema aohred with 800 down. CaU 2-4175. BUILDING L ots 50 K 140, $150 ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. Unoleum, aaphalt tUe counter BEACHWAGON dona on any furniture. Tlemann. each: 100x140, 8275 each. Sold The Think To Do! LANK LEONARD tC S T —Film for camera on Bls- 189 South Main street Phone Sand, gravel, fill and loam. Gen­ A -l BLACK Loam, 4 yd. load, 118. Expert workmanship, trea aatl- MICKEY FINN eral trucking. Rai.ge and fnal o il SEVEN ROOM SINGLE on only to G.I. at thia pries Write sell street Saturday afternoon. (A Just like new dual purpose 5643. Wall atons 4 yd. load. 216. RMUly matas Open evenings Jone. Jamea M acrl Puone 4528. Porter street. Two-car garaga, P. O. Bog 750, Mancheatar, Cknm. Call 8754.______car). made sidewalk and terraea Fum lturs Oak atraet. Phona ameaita drivs Immediate ooeu- LINOLEUMS — Finest assort blocks made ot Bolton flagstons L03X_ Boy's wallet Saturday S-1041. pancy. T. J. Crockett, Broker. ments. Also tile and wall cover­ Flagetona Block Oo., Routs 6. p r r p o H m e ! night. Contains valuable papers. Painting—Papering 21 Phone 5418. Suburban for Sale 75 1941 PONTIAC 2-DR. ings. Manchester Floor Cover­ Bolton. Tat Uancheater 2-0617 Call 6817. • ings Co., 56 Cottage street. Call EXTERIOR and Interior painting EnjECTRIC Refrigerator for sale SINGLE HOUSE. Five rooms and CRYSTAL LAKE— 7-room house, SEDANET WICaCER STROLLER and baby LOST—Woman’s Wlttman wrist 5688. and paperhanging. Free aetl- Can 2-1890. large bath, all on one floor Out­ garage, small barn, chicken coop, carrlags maple crib, 12 x 60 hot watch, Saturday afternoon, VI- (Smooth—so smooth). matea. Prompt aervlce. Reaaon- side flreplaes large lot. Route 15, 15-acree lend, 4 tillable. Bordera SMALL Advertising signs attrac­ able prlcea. Phone 7830. D. E. water tank with oil heater, 60- RockviUe. 0>nn. Owner direct. on main highway. Bua aervlce. vlcinlty Norman and Oak streets. tively painted. Reasonable FOR SALE— S-plece living room Frechette. gallon oil drum. May be eeen at CJall 889-W2 RockvtUe, Conn. Occupancy by Sept. 10. Priced Reward. Call 7818. prices. Helen Upton. 2-0572 be auite. CaU 4723. 1941 OLDSMOBILE 2-DR. 245 Woodland street 811.500. 87,500. Also several other farms, f o u n d —Amount ot copper. tweeen 2 and 6. INTERIOR and axcerior painting, homes, business properties, and AN ANTIQUE mahogany organ R. C. A. console radio, 3-wave Owner may claim by Identifying. SEDANET paperhanging, celling reflnlah- JUST Completing 6-room modem tracts of land. Telephone Agent CESSPOOLS AND with chimes. Call 7298 after 6 bands Push button control Call Tel. Rockville 680. e MOVO MV. WlUCS.CkAdA- 1940 OLDSMOBILE rangea; waahera, ate. m.U work ice.” Room 20, Rubinow Build­ CAvt ■t*^’ o o o Avw \ t ? V\.AC CAkk. R9A.VW*. ! rates. Free estimates. Raymond 6 p. m. heat brass plumbing, storm win (9 y o g VOAMSAA'. I WANTED—A good home for two BEACHWAGON guaranteed. Metro Service C5o ing. 2-1642 - 4679. a Vvvova. AV\.UNN*. 0>S UMKIRI. ______Tel. Manchester 2-0883 Flake. Telephone 2-9237. Maclitnrrv and Tools ’62 dows and screens, one-cair ga kittens. Phone 4661. rage, amestte driveway. Immedi­ HABULTON Beach drafting table, HAVING REAL BsUU profliema? (A fully equipped car). ate occupancy. Telephone owner v og * STUDENT Desires ride from De­ 1 FURNACES Tailored to fit our Private Inatrurtiona 28 5H ' X 2H ’ top. Call <7949. USED Crawlers. Ferguson tree City and farm property bousbt pot Square to Woodland street home. Van Camp Broa. Phone tors and equipment. Garden tree, M57.______and sold by calling R. T. MeUann. 6244. WHITNEY Folding baby car' tors to 5 H. P., with tools. Hartford. Must arrive 8 a. m. 1940 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. AUTO DRIVING, dual control, ATTRACTTVE 2 H-story colonial Realtor Phona Uanubeetex 7700. AAA certified Instructor. Bal­ riage, like new. Inquire 37 HolllS' Cement mixers, bale wire. Ford- Phone 6608 after 6 p. m. _____ * VENETIAN riUnda. Ail types type home. Six large rooms and DELUXE I lard's Driving school. Call 2-2245 ter street. son, Oliver parts. Dublin Tractor Tour Real Batata Problema made to order also recondition. Co., Wllllinantic. sun room. Dining room with cor­ Are Ours for (talo 4 (A popular car in top condl- Ing. Best quality. Ftndell Manu DOOR meeauring 6’ 7” x 2’ 6” x ner cupboard. Krat floor lava­ We Buy and SeU for Oaah tloh). facturing Co., 485 Middle Tum- M asical— Dramatic 3-4”, without hardware. CaR HAND PRINTING press. Kelsey tory, basement garage, oU heat, Arrange Mortgages pUic Bast. CaU 4865. 8437. outfit 4F with 9x13 press. ’’Bar­ large attic. WeU landscaped yard, Before you eel) eaU os. GUITAR Inetnictlona. Beginners gain.” Tel 5711 after 5:30. 93’xl40’. Excellent neighborhood, LAWN Mowera, band and power, No ObUgatlon DeOCmMIER MOTOR SALES A FINE CAR F(5R EVERY-1 end advanced. Inatrumenta pro­ near Hollister school Immediate BRAE-BURN REALTY CO. sharpened, repaired. Sawa Bled, vided. Phone 2-104i2. Bottled Gaa— 45A GARDEN TRACTORS. »*”eady. occupancy. 815,500. Manchester n s East Center Street ONE A T GOOD TERMS. oil stovaa claanad. installed wash­ Garden King. Gravely. Beaver 4- 7548.______Realtors______Phone 8278 Or 8329 is iMopswd to pay you TOP ing tMfhinss, vacuums repaired, PIANO TUNING, repairs recon­ BOTTLED Gas appliances Bot­ wheel riding tractora. with at- ditioning, etc. John Oickerhsm, tled gaa hot water heaters bot­ Back To Moo V. T. LIU IXILLAB and then some for pickup and delivery. Friendly tachmenta. Hand and power WEST HARTFORD. Attractive WE WILL handle your real aetata ALLEY OOP 24 MAPLE ST. Fixit Shop. Tei 4777. 28 Bigelow street Phone 4219. tled gas ranges bottled gas com­ mowera. Lawn edgera Graaa fuU two-atory 6 room house. and Insurance problems prompt­ bination atoves, bottled gaa beat­ 'KCWCANIdO PACK catchers. Capitol Grinding Co., Large lo t 813.500. Madeline ly. Call Suburban Realty Oo.. OH. TMAT5 jkNircar.s.. EXPERIENCED Linoleum me-1 ers. Manchester Pipe and Supply, ' ICMF VVHLB "DW ■ TEL. 8864, MANCHESTER 89 Main atreet CaU 7958. Smith, Realtor 2-1642. Realtora, 49 Perktas atreet Tel. tMinr-FAcsp A« glMFLE chanlc. Will Install all typea of Help Wanted— Female 35 Inc. 'Tel 6265. 8215.______T'ME-MAOIINE A5 CHAN6MS floor and wall covering—Immedi- DELMONT Street—comer Bond ------UP.* FROWCAM5 W t M o d SO o f the foIlowiiiK RURAL gas sales and service. Im­ DESIRE A residential tingle with ON A . Open Tin 9:00 Thursday ate service, reasonable ratea. I Muslral Instraincnts 53 street a aix-room home, one WM3IO.' Phone John Krlnjak 6166.,^ WAITRESS WANTED— Apply mediate Installation. Manchester block from Main street and one reasonable occupancy, in Man­ w Mea and model8. THIS in person. Tea Room. and surrounding towns. Capitol TWO PIANOS. 825 each, t w block from HolUater street chester. Write Box V, Herald. Grinding Co., 38 Main. Phone kitchen stoves, one with oil school CUieerful rooms, large DEPARTMEU^T Head. Knowledge Housvnnid Service* 7958. bnraer; 1935 tractor, 850. John porches, oU heaA large kitchen 1938 CHEVROLET IW-ton truck. of domestics, yard gooda and LvfCal Notice Inquire Fred Machle, BUuR atreet, | Offered IS-A Juhasa, Mansfield Center. ASh- and many other featurea. ;8inine- blankets. Salary and commission. ford. Conn. Call 437-W4. diats occupancy. To v Inspect Hebron. Phone 6146. Apply Montgomery Ward. AT A COURT o r PROBATE holtl-n 198Ts To 1948’g BXAT FINTSH HoUand window Boat* and Acceasoriea 46 pleaaa call Robert J. Smith, Inc., at Columbia, wltkta and for ()>» D*'- LkL! I I'jfnAi.'.iir-i'liiiAicsL;: .ksXtiA'..8 1941 HUDSON privately owned. trlct of Andover, on the 7th day <>i ahadea made to meaaiue. Keys BIG Profits selling Christmas Wanted—To Bay 58 953 Main street Telephoane 8450. Kept In exceUent condition, over­ mad# while you wait. Marlow’s. Ausuat. A.D.. 1948. cards. No risk. Sell friends, JOHNSON 5 H. P. motor fop sale. FOR SALE!—‘Four -room house. Present Clayton B. Hunt. Een-. **Th«y eartainly taka you at your word— all I «aid was it hauled. Clean throughout. Phone others. Samples on approval CALL OSTRINSKY 5879 for fur- Judee. PLTMOUTHS WEAVING OF bums, moth boles Reasonable. Phone 7325. In good condition, priced very must bo gotting lato!” 4897. Amazing 21 for 81 "prize”, also naca removal rags, scrap metala. On motion of Charlea E. Wllllame. and tom clothing; lacilea hosiery ressonable. Must be moved from S44 Lake atreet. Manchester. Conn.. famoi s floral notes. Pays up to Top prices. admlnliitn.tor, on the Intestate et- 1989 DODGE sedan. Good ttrea. runa repaired: bar.cibag repalra: 8* KEIEL boat, excellent condition. present location. For partlculara SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH! CHEVR0LET8 Excellent motor, good condition. 100 % profit plus bonus. Also tate of Grace Hay Wllllsma. late of sippet replacement; glove re- Reasonable. Call 3439 after 6. WE BUY Iron, scrap metals and telephone Manchester 3506. Bolton within aald district, deceased. BY MERRILL BL08SEB Priced for quick sale. Call 8437 free samples 50-40-25 for 81 per­ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Did You Say Hen? C. pain and cleaning; umbrella re­ sonal imprinted cards. CTiilton rags. CaU Arnold Nelson, 737 ThlB Court doth decree that elx after 6 p. m. pairing; men's shirt collar and 3,6 H. P. Firestone outboard 81,750 CASH and paymenU of months be allowed and limited for the Greetings. 147 Essex street, Dept. Lydall street Phone 8906. If 1m6y cant WBLL . L A cuff reversal and replacement. motor, three months’ old, perfect 844 monthly buys you 4-rooms creditors of said eaUte to exhibit their soaeiwe A5xeo DODGES PONTIAC 1941 Streamliner 8 366, Boston. and bath. 6 months old. Steam claims agalnat the same to the admin­ A e o H M H m !— Marlow’s Little Mending Shop. condition. Bargain. CaU 3085. OfTBB TMOSe 1005 ^ CHiCkEN Mnt HBC. aedanette. Very clean. CaU 2- Rooms WlthoQi Board 59 heat, oil burner, oak floors, cab­ istrator, and directs that public notice 'OU NASAe.BUr WANTEU)— Shirt presser and be given of thle order by advertising 9 I * • • • * ' A BEVWARO ANOTHEV'U, •618 between 10 a. m. and 1 p. HAVE You a household problem? inet kitchen. Suburban Realty PNO IWe LOSTCMOROV FOUND SHE wrapper. Apply Manchester In a newipaper having a circulation In )S \A«UL0NT, • FORDS m. Let Strtek solve It. Ebrpert lino­ NICE Pleasant room for rent. Co., Realtors. 49 Perkins street. Bald district, and by posting a copy Laundry, 72 Maple street Furl and Fr.*d 49 A RETSy s o u A w id / leum laying. Service of range Single bed. Kitchen privileges, Tel. 8215. thereof on the public elgn poat In / 1936 PLYMOUTH sedan, excellent SOFT Firewood for furnace, Phone 5672. said Town of Bolton, nearest ths place burners. All kinds of cleaning LADIES—Start an apparel shop where the deceased last dwelt. PONTIACS running condition, reasonable. and odd jobs. Phone 2-9087 or 2- stove or fireplace. $8 per two LILAC Street. Duplex 5 and Phona 2-0045. from the home. Write for Inter­ LARGE Comfortable room, with rooms. In very good condition. Certlfleh from Record. 1148. view to Mrs. Lois 8. Berry, RFD cord load delivered. RockviUe private bath and board free to CLAYTON E. HUNT, Judga. 562J2. Furnace on each side. Coal heat, Or Other Popular Models 1935 PACKARD sedan. Seven pas­ 3, Rockville, Conn. middle-aged couple. Woman to nice lot 60 x 132. This la a real U qrO B FEBMIT senger. Good condition, excellent keep house for two elderly wom­ NOTIcr. UF AFFLICATION Building— Contracting 14 SEASONED hardwood for flre- buy at 810,000. Cash 82,625. Call motor. Phone 8104. WOMEN, any age, no selling ex­ en. Central locaTOif'"Write Box perience required, part or full 8ace, furnace and range. Imme- Goodchild Realty Co., 15 Foreat T. Herald. Thla la (a give notice that I. JOHN If your car is clean and in 1941 OLDSMOBILE four-door GENERAL Carpentry and repair time. Child's Magic Wand book, d ^ e delivery. B. J. Begin. Phone street Phone 7925 or 2-9694. TYCZ. of as Birch street. Manchester, sedan. In excellent condition work done by experts. Also spec­ sells fast. Hartford county distri­ Glastonbury 2933. have filed an application dated good condition you’ll hit the ialize in overhead, swing up MANCHESTER — 6-room Cape August 10, 1948. with the Liquor Con­ 2-0933. butor. Phone Smith, 2-9026. FOR RENT— Rooms for three doors. Cgll 2-4256. Ck>d, buUt 1942, 4 rooms down­ trol Commission for a Club Permit •t'l Cu-rw*' 1 »yf jackpot when we buy your gentlemen. Call 2-0566. Tor the sale of alcoholic liquor on tha WANTED—Women to sew on Hoosehold Goods 61 stairs, 2 rooms finished upstairs, j V.c«*a 'I 1941 FORD Tudor, radio and VANCOUR Construction Oo. New premises lOS Clinton street. Manchea- ear. shade grown tobacco. CaU after ATTRACTIVE room for women. oil burner, steam heat fireplace, t6r. heater. Excellent mechanical con homes planned and built to your A POSITIVE FACT RED RYDER Thunder Ready BY FRED HARMAN dlUon. 8350. CaU RockviUe 692. 5. 3215. New ■modem conveniences. Kitch­ attached garage, shade trees. lx>t The business Is owned by Pollsh- specifications. Alterations, roof­ 60x125. Nice location. Occupancy Amerlean Club. Inc., of 106 CHlnton If your car does not meet • NOBODY en privileges. On bus line. CaU r ITCOAir thunder.' f 1 1947 EIOHT-cylinder Ford dump ing. Time payments arranged. AMBITIOUS lady to work three about Oct. 1st. Owner leaving street. Manchester, and will bo con­ ^O CR NEED YOU Of p le a se 8198. ducted by JOHN TYCZ. of 3f Birch these qualificaiionfl cal truck, yard an'b one-half body. Phone 4836. • evenings and a few daytime UNDERSELLS ALBERT’S state. Phone Manchester 2-2824 street. Manchester, as hours during the week. Earn bet­ A FURNISHED room for gentle­ anytime -fo r Inspection. I l l JOHN TTCa. it elsewhere. Reasonable. Inquire 46 Home­ CARPENTER Work oi all kinds. ter than 820. Write Box H, Hef- WE GIVE YOU man or working couple. Inquire Woodland atreet Dated August 10. 1948. ______stead atreet after 6 p. m. Roofs, sidings, additions anc al- aid. 66 Irving street YciuTI never get a better of 1934 FORD panel with ’38 motor. teraUona. Also new construction. NOTHINO FOR NCiTHlNO Sieffert. Phone 2-0253. fer for your car. . Good mnnlng condition. Priced SALES GIRL wanted, full time, BUT right for quick sale. CaU 4514. afternoon and evening work. Wfiiited— Rooms— Board 62 RESIDENTIAL and commercial Manchester Knitting Mill Sales­ We do seU our new quaUty furni­ Tel. 8864 and our buyer will 1935 PLYMOUTH sedan, radio, cabinet work, varlet> woodwork, room. Apply In person, ture at the lowest possible prices YOUNG Man desires room with OWNER LEAVING STATE heater, 8276. CaU 5793. 6 - 7 eve­ portable tools for rent Shtpabapa and you can buy with confidence board, centrally located, or on call at your_,home. nings. ______Woodworking Oo.- I hone 8-0963 WANTED -Middle-aged woman from a concern doing business for bus lines. Advise G. R. Kinney, Move in Tomorrow— Pine Acre Terrace to care for children 7 to 4:30. 37 yeara. 903 Main street 1940 CHEVROLET coupe. Radio, (XiNCRETE Contractor. Ratain. Phone 2-2658. 8 room single, one imflniahed, recreation room, hot water 24 MAPLE S T R E ^ - heater.' Call 2-1610. Can be seen Ing walls, landscape and grading AUGUST SPECIALS heat, oil burner, large lot, garage, ameaite driveway. Home at 46 Wells atreet between 5 and work, cinJer blocks, brick, aaptlc MAKE $25 selling 50 boxey 21 for ______» ’ ___ Apartments, Flats, newly painted and In A -l condition. Must be sold Immediately. 3 ROOM OUTFIT COMPLETE MANCHESTER, CONN. 7. ______tanka .nstalled. Free aaUmatea 31 Xmas cards. Alao with name Tenements 63 Sale prtee $11,900. given Call Valentino BeUuccl 2- on SO and 25 for 81. Napkins, $247 _____ B-ll 5ei'8Bti2*ke2iSIUBS»JlJWJlAMWE.'’ 1940 FORD, privately . owned. 1601 80 Birch street coasters, stationery and com­ BEDROOM OUTFIT THRBE-R(X)M furnished apart­ Modem full else bed, 4-drsMrer BY MICHAEL O'MALLEY AND RALPH LANB ■Very clean, good mechanical con­ plete line. Costa nothing to try. ment In Rockville. .Reasonable. GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO eesa. itw av wa atsvitt. lae. t. m im u a s»t. err. 8-11 ' T M. am V. a sav. ose. VIC FLINT A Big Question CARPEH^TRY work o f aU kinds, IBUa&MBOHJK 1940 PACUCARD 6. Good condt dition. CaU 8676. Send for samples and selling dresser and mirror, 5-drawer Adults only, Chrlstlahs. Refer­ 10* HENRY STREET REALTOR TEL. 527S alterations, architectural service, chest comfortable mattress, 5? tion, good tires, radio and heat­ plan on approval. Jewel, 1217 ences required. Box C, Herald. “ I'm afraid I'm not going to got very far in tho butinost "Two contt! Alwaya two contt! One# in a while why roofing, waterproofing. Rates by spring, 2 rugs. er. 8705. CaU 5138. Market street. D ept 25, Phila­ can’t eomobody throw on# of them big bottlee' we get DEATH. TAFIY ? Auto Accessories—Tires hour or Job. Louis J. Macrl. world boforo vacat|pn'* over!” delphia 7, Pa.’ l i v i n g r o o m o u t f i t Phone 7594. Bnslness l,ocattons fw a nickel return on?" 1936 FORD. Dependable trans­ ______Modem sofa and 2 matching ? portation for your vacation. Call 1935 FORD, radiator. Perfect con­ Rent ' 64 OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIA.MS OILR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOI'LE 2-2231. dition. Used jne year. Guaranteed FlorM^Nol^ri;: fil H.lp W..l«l-W.l. M J iJ S u for 90 days. Price 830. Harry f o r r e n t — store near Mata GAV.YtoO'N* , ,V0O MISSED t h e w h e r e 1 6 0 IS AS MUCH AMBITIOUS, Clean-cut- man to street (Now ^ard Farm Store) DOMT NOU t h in k \ Armstrong, 349 East Center FOR SALE—Tomatoes 20 a lb. KITCHEN OUTFIT HE’S PLAVISi’.' HE Seen m issim g MAIN £MENT-*w- C7 yDo r b u sin e ss a s t h e work three evenings and Satur­ 1600 Square feet Apply Mar- 1935 PONTIAC sedan. Reasonable. street. 57 Enorence street, com er of Porcelain table and 4 sturd; HOLDS TH’ PART J tVlE LAST FEW TVAE MA30R RODE HARP0095 INDOSTRV TO A Call 2-2053. days. Earn better -3- RIWOIUTIONIX* m o INDIAN Bonneville. Uke manshlp guaranteed. A. A. Dion, ford. dependably rapalred. Pickup ntoMntonrooni r C o t S v FUTURW- servica. 2-1875. ABC. 21 Maple Lake, August 14 to August 28. M48 BUICK Roadmastar con- new. WUl sell reasonable. Will Inc. Phone 4860. PkOne 2-1561 between 4 and 7. Apply In Person. Afternoon or Evening Appointments GAP..... vartlbla ooupa. Completely equip­ consider trade-in on car. Call 2, DUMP Truck driver, Includes street some ^laboring. Experience nec­ p ed CaU Haitford 5-9774. 1406.■______WHITE Ehiaroel china cabinet, Heating— Plumbing T? essary. 81 sn hour. T. D. Ckjlla. walnut sewing machine stool, Wuit«d to Rmt 68 1M7 CUStlMAN motor scooter, 2-9219. used 8 months,' 8150. Telephone g i v e YOUR plumbing and heat­ and awnlngai Telephone 2-2690. WANTED—Small apartment iqi- 2-2278 ing ‘The New Look." Change old LABORER Wanted, with knowl­ fumlshed, suitable permanent BALCH PONTIAC, i*. NORGE Refrigerator, 5 cu. ft. de­ FOR SALE ^ water pipes to copper tubing edge of drlvewav construction. luxe model ExceUent condlUon. home for one person. Write Box 155 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER 1937 Packard **120” Clogged dralm machine cleaned. T. D. Colls. 2-9219. R, Herald. r n tm tO r OmHuuded BwdncBi Services Offered 18 Cart J,. Nygran. Phone 6497. Cell 2-2104. ’ ______Pontiaie Dealer For UNFURNISHED Roome by buel- , Manchester and Metropolitan Hartford f o e p l u m b i n g and heating, old and 18 ” X 40 ” Plate glass mantel mir­ Infill*, 82 Siman Clrde PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Rpad HppaJiV Ailv! nese couple. Madeline Smith. 'll' ______new work. Prompt serN’ice. Td ror in a large gilt frame. Call Aft«f rlVM . F. "U- Broderick, Rubinow' Bldg Realtor. 2-1642. ; ^ THE BUSINESS HEAP Phnoa 8-1M2. ■w»a 5334. .. LH

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WEDNESDAT. AUGUST 11, IMS < y )M IStQttfEE!^ ■ )" ■ manrl^bBter 1Eo»ttUt0 ■ ------ATtttg* Dslly Net PnsB Ron a fbr Moatb sf July IM* H' a vary few houra each wa«k, dar­ Thraugli the oourteay of Ray­ tha Meter Oorpe te the transport Company No. 1 of the South trition each week a t local children ing daytime hours, to driving too Mb Mr. and Mrs. Curtis K. Skataa mond Ttwyar, the ahutlna at the Want Drivers Rod Ooss station wagon, thus Alice Cofran Manchester Fire Department was Memorial Anilex enjoyed another to the Newington Hospital to r 9 ^ 3 9 and their daughter, Irma of Ar­ making it possible^) contteua tha t About Town called yesterday aftentoon to « - motion picture program last night 'Crippled Chll - ■ - ...... J- ■ Merchants’ Dav in Manchester Karen has had and pictures were and Recreational workers at Hear Samarin while Mrs. Skates and Irma will today found Main street quieter taken as the youngsters playrt Miss Mary Ann Sullivan of 341 Veterans Hospital in Newln outdoors. Her fourteen-months-old visit friends in Hartford before re­ than usual. The closing of stores Center street was the guest of depends upon transportation, 1 ■ ^______■ sister. Nancy enjoyed the party as turning to Florida. Berlin kept down the normal flow of pe­ honor at a kitchen shower held at at the presSnt time the M Portion of destrians. much as the others. Mra. Fred F. Lauro of 13 Durkin her home yesterday evening. The Corps is finding it very difficu provide this transportation, be- Gilbert B. Hunt of 35 Main street gave a birthday party yes­ hostesses ivere Mrs. Peter Martello The small, shallow pool formed cause of lack o f drivers. Court Order terday for her small daughter, American and British by the Hop Brook at the Intersec­ street is attending the Harvard and Mrs. Russell Anderson. There Carolsrn, who was six years old. Another Important service of I Tobin Accepts tion of Autumn and Charter Oak Summfr School of Arts and Scl- were 30 relatives from Manchester Military Police Bar At­ ences.._Suspended since 1941, the About twenty little boys and girls Streets is still a popular spot for in the neighborhood attended in and nearby towns. present The Rossiaii School Teacher the washing of cars. Anywhere re-opened school includes students room was decorated In orchid and tempts to Arrest Cabinet Post from 4B states and 37 foreign costume and had a merry time. from one to five cars may be seen yellow and a delightful buffet G erm a n s; R u ssian s New York Court's Brought to Washinf^ countries. They played games and had the luncheon was served. Mrs. Walter being washed during the day. usual good things to eat. Carolyn Carter, mother of the bridegroom- A tlantic Assert Black Mar­ Steps Out of MassachU' ton Under Qose Guard received noany pretty gifts. to-be, poured, assisted by Mrs. M. J. Moriarty. Miss Sullivan re­ keteers Being Sought setts Race to Become Order Protested Today; WUl Be Quea- Mr. and Mrs. Abbott Chase of ceived many delightful gifts. Range and Fuel tioned Behiftd Qosed 531 Middle turnpike, east, and This is the fourth shower which Secretary pf Labor their children, David and Sarah, has been given in Miss Sullivan’s Betlin,' Aug. 12.—urt’f W r it sectors of Berlin today. Rus­ Mr. and M ra Allen Belcher and tal. L. T. WOOD CO. and Democratic party aides hoped Soviet Consul Case | _____ i children o f 37 Lenox street have Miss Sullivan will marry Walter sian military police, augment­ the newcomer, Maurice J. Tobin, Washnifton, Aug. 12.— 1 returned after a two weeks vaca­ Carter, Jr., of Elwood road Sat­ ed by German policemen would help corral the labor ballot — U nder cloae guard, a Ruifi- urday, August 23, at St James's SI BlneD St. T .l 44N W uhtaftoTAu,. 12._(e);United StatesSUIM W illin g tion at their cottage at Oak Bluffs, from the Soviet swtor, were in November. sian fichool teacher was I Martha’s Vineyard. church. PreaMeot Tnnnan (center) anrilei aa he algna leglslaHon approving $65,000,000 leu for tJ. N. head- — Russia protested to the' To Retire in Favor of attempting to arrest Ger- Tobin atepped out o f the Massa- qnaHera bnlldlnga in New York during White House ceremony. Watching are, left te right: Secretary brought to Washington to­ mana in Uie weatem aectora. The ebuaetta govem or’a race last night of State George C. Marshall; t’. N. Secretary-General Xr>gve Lie; Assistant Secretary-General Byron United SUtea today against Austria and Germany day to talk with congression­ Ruaaiana amid titey were looking to accept the post of secretary of Price; Mayor WUIlam O’Dwyer of New VerK city; Rep. Charlea Eaton (R., N. J.); I’. 8. Representative N ew Y ork court orcier di­ al spy investigators while the lor black marketera. labor which has beeh vacant since to U. N. W'arren B. Anstin; Senator Tona OonnaBy (D., Tex.) and Rep. Sol Bloom (D , N. Y.) (A P recting this. Soviet consul in tba death o f Lewis B. Schwellen- Belgrade. Yugoetevte, Aug. 13— Soviet consul in New York Might Be SeeUag Deaertera wlrephoto). • -r !?^ew Y ork city to produce in V Britiab and Americana aaid the bach Juna 10. (/n—The United States offereil to- defied a court order to pro­ Bovleta alao might be looking for The 47-year-old New Elnglander court a Russian school teach­ day to trade away its seat on a duce another teacher. Ruaslan Armv deaertera, or might brings to Washington a political er. The State department new Danubten Control commission record in which he twice defeated To Qoestioa Samarin juat have beAi engaging In “har- >romptly telegraphed Gov. In return for representaUim for Representative Thomas (R.. N. ✓ ling tacUca.” James M. Curley for mayor of Orders Halt Bowles Willing to Be fhomas E. Dewey asking that Auetria and Germany. J.). announced that Michael Ivan- The Americana at Kreuxberg Boston, the stronghold of that vet­ any further ...action against the eran Democratic party leader; In “The Unitcil States does not in­ ovitch Samarin te here from tha turned back Ooviet-controUed consul be held up for the time sist upon becoming a parmanent New York area and will be queo- German policemen and Ruarian winning the Bay State's govemor- On Shooting being. abip in 1944, ha became the first member," said U. S. Ambassador tloned by members of tha Roust M ^ who were trying to search Democratic Nominee Ruasla’a move and the depart­ Cavendish (tennon. "W hen Ger­ Un-American Activitlca commit­ housea acroas the border from candidate to top the million-vote B ox O f 50 mark in a gubernatorial race ment’s action was announced by many and Austria become mem tee tote afternoon behind cloeed ••• /.■ their tones. The British, aided by Mediator Cracks Down htate department spokesman. bers of the commission, and ade­ doors. 'Thomss heads toe commit­ 2 For $2.53 Sveatem sector German officers, there. In fact, Tobin ptdled 13,000 One Of Our August Fur Event more votes than the late President On Belligerents in Against Both ‘Reaction­ The New York court order di­ quate provision te made for non- tee. stopped a almllar aortie at Pota- rected Sortet Consul General Ya­ riparian repreaenution, tbs United In New Yoric cjty. Soviet Con­ gamer platx. Roosevelt received in the state. A LUXURY NAPKIN— Ta Stecaa Repeal Pledge Palestine After Fight aries of Right’ and News Tidbits kov M. Lomakia to produce in States te prepared to give up its sul General Yakov M. i.*»mokiii In Frankfurt, about 20,000 Oer^ Well-liked by union organisa­ court at 9:36 a. m. (es.t.) to ThM Baieaa Threataaed wlB hold down the $15,000 a year the city’s outskirts. It was the new vice presidentThe 1948 spy activities want to question The United States has offered I A third bureau of tba elected Job under a receaa appointment announced today his candi­ tobacco marketing season stsrts an amendment to set up lmaaedl< sten (anti-Oommuntet) retreat at biggest fight since the U.N.-or- her. Valley Oottega, N. Y. Beriln dty government waa Pleased With Choice off with strong demand for fine- Presumably, Lomakin’s failure ately sn all-member oommteslon dered truce went into effect. dacy for the Democratic nom­ Mra. Koaanklna and Samaria threatened today with a spUtup A check of labor organizations cured type....Three former conr which would provide for "full and Beaver Str^e I Bernsdotte said the Arabs have ination for governor. The for­ to obey the court order would Uy are both fomar teachora in a victs held in Rhode Island for MaS' equal” membership for Germany between Russian and non-Conunu- showed they are pleased with the accepted the order "but ao far I him open to further action by the school toe SoTlete operated for Btst control. choice, aspeclally because of To­ mer OPA national adminis­ .sachusetts authorities after ex New York QtsU Supreme court. Just as soon as aha received have received no reply from the trator formally put hinueU into Rusetens who are In tha United M ANCNirM COMM*' The Communist head of the La­ bin's stand on tha Taft-Hartley Jews.” wife of Istc Damon Runyon idao' The aavist government, in to- peace treaty or eariter It agrta- the race only 34 hours before the tiflea two as gunmen who robbed ment te reached by the other Stetea becauaa of coanactlqna bor department refused to abide by law. Re aaid the order directed both ^ y *s prbteatv took the petition it with the United Nattone. But don’t let OLD M AN WINTER Tobin told reporters after a visit convening o f the DemocratlB.4 i w - e f $a00|00» -in -Jewelry test ’daea not recognise the JuriaiUctlon membere o f the oommiqaioa. a decision of the dty government Araiba.suid Jaws to- see that all State convention at Hartford. Other mghSgftIa to the White House Tudsday — November... .Envoys of U. 8. ef the eourt over its consul in this Boela ef latenei to give the antl-Odnmunlat fhcUon units—regular and Irregular Democratio organization leaders, ThonMS’ anaouneement that wbOa he was still *l> expected McDermott announced that early a General Electric Automatic Blanket to keep ' The city police and food admin­ crimes trials. ufecnm ker. te not limited to one region. looking to prQeecuU4ui o f som e spy or character whether It applies to left Palestine for Rhodes. Seven' thia morning Soviet Ambassador istrations already have been split Railroads and unions complete The American amendment threw hearings witnesses on charges of you cozy and warm on frosty nights. labor or anything else," Tobin ty-flve observers now are on duty. Dodd Under Preeanre Alexander S. Panyushkln sent the by Communist refusal to accept said. Dodd was urged to take second .second post-war wage fight and prompt and sharp atUck from perjury—lying under oath. Only a few cents down and a small payment government orders. "From these reports," he said, protest to the State department Fire New Broadsides filace on the ticket, but has said head into negotiations for third msinbera a t toe Oommuntet major­ 3. A wrangliag two-hour quaa- Maldng Their Appearance "it is my opinion that the initia­ round In September... .After stop­ b;- meaaenger. Uonlng of Ctoartea Knmar and weekly, and then come winter, you’ll be the Reports *T}omplete Chaos” But. some other Democrats, he was not; Interested in running ity which foreahadowed defeat of tive for the shooting came from ping at Edgartown, Mass., six McDermott said the Soviet am­ Abraham George Silrerman. Both The antl-Commuiat press ,aald meanwhile, fired new broadsides the Jewish side. The Jews, how­ for lieutenant governor. He has the amendmeat, probably late to- proud owner of a G-E Automatic Blanket .^complete chaos” prevails in' the been under pressure to change hla men, boy and his dog again dt sea bassador "ralted the question ef day. men have been named by Efisaheth against a Truman legislative pro­ ever, told me it was started by in 40-foot Nonvegian boat bound immunity and asked that the de­ T. Bentley, .who says she wss Drop in now, and ask about our administration offfee the Russians gram which they branded as op­ the Arab side.” mind. Alee Bebler, Yugoslav 4leputy astablished to handle their pro­ The convention will open Friday for New York where one of inen partment address sn appropriata foreign minister, asserted the Am- courier for a wartime Commuatat pressive. Stray Bullets In Center hopes to bring his opera to Broad­ communication to the New York GENERAL ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC SIANKET CLUB. posed feeding of ail blockaded Ber­ A Tel Aviv dispatch said thou­ with a keynote speech by Franklin erfeen delegation la “not alncera" Gov. J. Strom niurmond o f w a y .... White House labels as Supreme court.” (OeaUnueil ita Pag* F M r) lin. It was this bureau which South Carolina told a cheering sands o f rifle shots and heavy ar­ D. Roosevelt, Jr., and the state in claiming its only Interest In the crowded out regular dty govam- ticket will be nominated on Sat­ "bunk" report that Federal Secur­ McDermott then noted that Danube lies in peace and economic states’ rights party laimchlng in tillery shells whistled over Jeru­ ity Administrator Osoar'Ewing is ■PR Bent food officers from their of­ urday. "the governor ef the state of New progress. Houston last night that Mr. Tru­ salem Tuesday night and early in disfavor with Prasldent 'Tru­ York is the channel o f communlea- f ‘ 229 fices in the city hall, located in the man’s civil rights program "calls Wednesday. Although the battle The People’s party, the C^innec- He charged toe United States man... .Professor addressing In­ Russian sector. was mainly in the hills and val­ tlcut group backing Henry A. tlon between the atate liepart- with "endeavoring to penetrate en­ Twin-sister to precious beaver, is this coat with its rippling for a police state in this country." ternational Congress on Mental ment and the State Supreme In further evidence of food Thurmond and his running leys in the outskirts of the city, Wallace, had announced it would tire regions economically." fihortage in the surrounding Rus- Health, being held in London, sa>'s court.” Flashes! back, large curved collar and full sleeves. mate. Gov. Fielding L. Wrjght of stray bullets whizzed throligh the withdraw its own candidate for "spare the rod and spoil the child” "Political penetration followsb” dan xone of Germany, Russlan-Ii- He continued: Mississippi, lashed out at the ad­ streets in the center o f the town. governor and support Bowles, but parents are rearing the aggrmsors he said. H ale's **SpecidT* lensed newspapers reported puni­ “The department this momini (Inte Bolteiins at tbs UP) WIra) Another Shpment! ministration find the national Bemadotte said the situation in the former OPA chlers statement uf the foture, « He declared German menibershlp tive measures. A' dozen Germans today rejected any backing from telegraphed Governor Dewey Democratic party in their fornlal Jerusalem is tense. He said he President Truman orders gov­ before the peace treaty "Inadmis­ 'F u rs, Second Floor, Take the Elevator, . Were Jailed in Saxony for “stesil- was concentrating his efforts on that quarter. vising him of the protest from the sible" sad said toe United States speeches accepting nomination on ernment financial study a t entire Soviet ambassador. The depart­ ing” crops from fields. Creamery demilitarizing the Holy City be­ "I am not running as a Republi­ has been responsible for dividing Dawson JBx< 100% Virgin Wool the states^ r i^ ta tickets. air transport industry... .W’edka ment Informed the TOvemor that Ang. 13 (g) Carm operators at Mecklenberg were cause he thought that was the can,” Bowles said. “ I am not run­ Germany la two. NorwMi, Maiy Face Legal Comeback brothers from ThiHnaston bound it has received no ofliclal informs' ner Edward G. McEay In a < Chatham “ Miami” sent to prison for under-the-HX>un- only way to get it “ quietened ning as a Socialist. I am not run­ over to New Haven County Supe­ Takes Similar Line ter delivery of dairy products. The Dixlecrats, however, may down.” ning as a People's party candi­ tlon concerning the matter—other raltnscd today, exeaerated Jaffa I face a legM comeback from the rior Ourt by Waterbiiry City than the comnumlcatlon from the Anna Paukcr. Romania’s foreign Fraaols Oawaoa, , at New Brlt- ’The American military govem- Jn Tel Aviv, sources close to the date. Court charged with theft of auto­ minister, took a aimllar line. She 49 Bent said It is expanding ravlet rmnsalate hate, Beautiful lightweight summer blankets You will want several of these pure coming season.. . . Navy saya wo­ es9 ‘ Proves Heroine repetition of the same arguments. court took the writ under advtso- wool blankets at these low prices. Buy (Continued on Page fwo)’ place on ^ e ticket. men sailors are going'to get ,“as by Chatham in so ft pastel shade.s o f Dodd has been oytspoken in his meat after attornays for too patl- them on the club plan if you wish. Blue, Washington, Aug. 12—(Jt^— Ehi- Tel Aviv, Israel. Aug. 12— (Jf)— closely as possible” the eome re­ i tioaer. Christopher Emmet, sought maise, white, peach, blue and rose. Two explosions blasted and burned denunciations" o f the Wallace cruit and' aitvanced tndnlag as Sydney. N. S„ Aug. 13.—(^1—A denee of deliberate Soviet Jam­ Montreal-to-Preatvrick Trans-Can­ I writs of aetenre agqtaat both flm Makes a practical gift too. ^ rose, green, gold and peach. the Latrun pumping sUtion half­ movqpnent When the People’s par- men .... Seventeen-foot "duck” ming of "Voice of America" ada Air Unc plane burst Into Five Airmen C4>asul geneiul aud Mis. flhsaua Greeks Ready way between Jerusalem and Tei with two persons aboard reported Stepanovna Eoeenkinn. broadcasts to Russia waa reported Aviv early today, wrecking United (OonttnoMl on Page Right) tar out in Atlantic in first lap of flames shortly after tending at • • • Reserve airport early today but today by State department offi­ Nations plan to deliver water to planned trip around world . . . . cool work by Stewardess Rita Die in Crash Held In Stehblag Cum Final Assault Jewish Jerusalem by tomorrow. Tokyo reports first two suspected cials. Treasury Balance Meyers helped prevent loss o f Ufe Bridgeport, Aug. 13— iff)— M ax ­ Many feature etkme style of feather trimming The pumping station was taken cases of Japanese t>*pe B ence­ They said that reports reaching well Edelmea, 38, treaearer at the over by United Nations obseri’ers phalitis (sleeping sickneea) among or injury. . iBtentatloaal Food carparaHan Washington from Radio monitors yesterday. Technicians were sched­ Washington, Aug. 12-^fJ’i— The Six crew members and 11 pas- Two SerioMsly Injured Plan Attack on Last Ma­ position of the Treasury August American personnel . . . Cmw of here, praa adsaittod to fft. V te *. Itaak Balabew In Europe indicate the interfer­ uled to- mske minor repairs and sengcra were aboard. New! “Sunray” Authentic Pattern ence is originating well inside 10: Swedish freighter Axel- Salsn ends C rtw members said the passaa- fn Accident Shortly 4wat's harpHal early today with n jor Guerrilla Supply start aoibe operations today. night-long vigil in Chesapeake hay $2-98 to $0.98 Russia. Expenditures, $155,915,934.77; gen escaped through the em «- stab wound ta tho ahdoman. A The station il one of several receipts, $370,605,865.19; balance, with fire still threateaing in ship's After Tulc^R Today tow hours tatar, Dstsotlvu Set. Several months ago the United Route from Albania booster points to lift water through geney ladder exit ’ • etatM- preteated to Moscow $4,914,300,071.03. hold. scratch as flames licked at the Mg Domte^ Oauto of the pogco jus- the pipeline from the coast over' puftasrut ' auuitaltaid ho had qr- against the howls and squeals Athens, Aug. 13.— (P) — The the Judean hills to Jerusalem. All plane. Topeka, Kas.. Aug. iS -i lT h - 25% DISCOUNT that sCere being heard in Ameri­ The ' attractive Montreal itew- Five men Were killed and two se­ reotad Murray Balff, 49. of EvMffh- Greek Army readied a final as­ the other stations are in working REVERSIBLE ardess led the pessengere one by po«t on u ON can broadcasts to the Far East. sault today on the last major guer­ order and are held by the Jews. riously Injurejd today in the crash AH Summer Hats Reduced But today’s was the first report rilla supply route from Albania. " The Latrun station waa held by Tips Given for Breaking ene to the emergency exit, where ef a faur-englne Air Force plane bing- -Bond was sst at $ S, A Drapes I^adies* Ptaln Men’ s Topcoats ef what appears to ,be Russian Purser-Stewerd Jeck Triggs. eteo 8 99 Goveramfnt troops paved . the the Arabs but it was placed in No- two milee aoutoeaat of too Topeka Osats raid. Blankets or Fur Trimmed and Overeoats jamming of radio waves on the way for their final drive of the Man’s Land by an agreement be­ o f Montreal, hglped them down • • • Winter Coals AU Dyeing European side of the Soviet union. bitter campaign by capturing the tween the Arab Legion and the U. the ladder. i air baas. PATCHWORK QUILTS Pillow s Jinx on Friday the 13th T h e pilot, Doug Holland of Eentucky Itauk Bohhrd Desires to Handle Matter Quietly. N. The craft crashed in flames to Slip Covers SANITONE CLEANED mountaintop fortress of Alcvitaa Kevil, Ky.. Aug. IL — iff)— Xtesu r Officials here said the govepi- yesterday. This victory slashed Lt.’Col. Al Pery. chief U. N. ob- Montreal. deClioed to comment on shortly, after taking off. mra robbsd thoKevU tauto uf uB Q uilts iMlivery Service or Cash and Carry the caude of the flie. Airport offi­ 0)1. Albert- F. Kslberer. corn-i Be..’ has made no protest about communications ef the Commu­ sei-ver here, was informed of the Washington. Aug. 12- — H*path. but feeU it more important Its cash at 11:IS a. m. (oAt.) to­ the new situation because of a nist-led guerrillas )n the Grammas explosions at 4 a. m. He left ciate said it appeared tlmt toe mending offleer of the Topeka day. haak afftelahi rrpirtaA Na 80” X 84” size. Buy them for your own use and for gifts, Au- _ ^ j CTIY vou can’t Friday the 13th to r pedestrians to keep out of the plsn^'s riRht In iRudlni^* hit base, said toe plane was on' a rou­ 5 0 c and $ 1 .00 desire to handle the matter quiet­ mountains and eastern Macedonia. promptly for Haifa to report to you ca n t spend Friday w e lo w path .utomobUes. utecR or any thentic “Sunray” pattern in shell pink, larkspur blue and cool ' ^ a mound of earth about 30 feet tine training mission. ly and informally. They expresa- It also opened a year around sup­ U. N. headquarters there. safely tucked away in bed (the other color. tao aiasaui or menry s ' hope for an agreement to avert ply base for the Greek Army. Has Asked For Goarda Red Croes said today in these very The worst thing qboqt braakipg off toe end of toe runway- CMaa Not O stet^ -- Mtaa hank waa ra$tad a contest in which the United The impeet epUt the gM tank Osuss of tbs v t A a has not yet Mllliiienr Sakm— Second Floor Groateet Socoses of Campaign Col. Frank Begley, chief observ­ words) here are some tips for a mirtor U not seven yaarsi- to thiaa BMB oa Juiw Eitatee and the Soviet union each A general staff spokeaisan called er of the convoy and water route luck, bu| the danger of cutQ)ig and ga ^ n c eplUed over toe run- been determined. Kalbersr said. I breaking the day’s traditional m y . Just as the plane touched Nine men were on the clearance They have aat hem ap| Take Hie Elevator ^ «x)u!d try to ruin the other’a the conquest of the four-foot thick who left yesterday for Rhodes with Jinx: one’s fingers on the broken p te ^ Tadayte lakkam vsqs broadcasta. Count Bernsdotte, the U. N. me­ So sweep, up the pieces with a down the right wing burpt into list made'out bafora the plane took plUboxss on the 5,000-fioot peak While the Red Cross doesn’t ex­ off, hut only seven actually ware -Information abouL the interfer­ diator, repeatedly has asked for broom and a dust-pan. flames. the greatest success of the Gsm- actly advodate walking under ted­ on tbo' ence—which official# deacribed aa mos campaign. Marine guards at the pumping sta­ ders, It inatets there’s more dan­ Finally, the Red Cross rgirttena The pilot halted toe plane and £££M/fiMSS£JUfflfO£R£ftS ■aasengers and crew were evacu­ The two survivoia w en ' taken G R E E N _ mom like “heckling” than ' out­ The final victory came after a tion to prevent sabota^. ger in tripping over a curb to the pubUc to follow simple pre­ Jehu Mniari ttaf J 9 K H A U cautions to prevent,accidents at all ated through toe emergency egit. to the base hoapiUL Names of Tbc CORK HARRISON STREET TEL. 2-0030, MANCHESTER right jamming—became knoam j fierce three-day gun battle. The U. N. observers reported yes- avoid the practice. I too victims ware withheld pending m w M CORK MAMCHiSTU Comm- STAMPS GIVEN It doesn’t find fault with ahy- tijmss, Juat as though every day WITH CASH SALES were Friday the I$th. ‘.CMttoued oa Ykrat laatlficatioa ef their nest of kin. ' . MimcHiSTse CoHit- (CoaNaoed oa Pogt Tw p) (OoaMaa oa Paga BIsht) (Ceatiaood s« Pago gSSM ) ,ing away black cats in one's A . i- T A 1