SATUKDAY, JUNE 16,1946 m y Tke WeatlMr Average Dally CiTcnlation TWELVB I of C. 8. WoBthee ilaurt;pBt^r EuBning Iffralb For the Meirth of Nay, 184* '. lacreaebig chMdineoo followod by , to my girt trtend We are going 9,065 aoatteaed shower* tonight; Tncaday to play houae." Winn National Honor Aiiftioii Marl oonalderable rlondlnea* vrith acat- And what looked like a real Member of the Audit tered abowera and ttraaderatoim*. y \ Fiiniilit Town Heard A long Main SHeot ' atory developed into a eaaual Item ./ B o r«M of OtreuiatkMie Opens Sliiiclay Manchester^'A City of Village Charm « i> ^ i fo r thla column. Call 5141 ‘ ‘ The Polith Natlonel AU‘*nce, And on Som e of Mnnchenler't Side Stree Too W altef Biinde who is on the —FOR (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS Group No. iM *. Amerif'an Iwgi in hrewoi k* com­ (fjlaaelfled Advertlstng oa Pag* It) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 17. 1946 'monthly meetin*: lJmi!*iiaIly Lair Dale ft>r VOL. LXV„ NO. 219 ' aland at the brenking point mittee. s.ais that ieletiiration of • t 1:30 p.m.. et cmoaning the futvC of Speaking Ilf ahowei parties an R .M. Rc)d * Son will again be Of Jew Settlem annoiincemcnL of one reached thla around low n Itwvl hr has been un- Ing corporation he hi* tomato, cahbape and p«pper offichtHy Bppointrtf marshal of the in charge of tljie sale and Guy An* Oolumbii*. will he m* 777'lhe'^Vi'ci'ou* office recenthf\f It contained a line WE CAN QUICKLY ARRANGE A cll, Knight* of Oolumbu*. ttill be ...... ^ i>/t I’lf'ifiiin rhrwmc: of Fourth of .Inly |»Sjade Marshal fleison will I'epre.senl the Man­ heia at me iv. of C. home ’ nute cutworm*. ^ Hn reading “ the bride-to-be received chester Tiii.sl Company as cashier IX>W COST FINANCE PLAN Will Be Accepted Biuide. that i*. evening. Member* of the Boft«-d of jh ^t> p,.„,pp,ive collar* mrtney and other useful P‘f ‘ " at the sales. THROUGH THE BANK Director* Vdll ,»>® he plant* but the cut- If there * any other gif more Remember V. right alYi^ I’earl The auction market did not open meeung. s W orm * .still continued to lop off big ruseful than " Arabs Slay Soldiers Harbor when eveiyoiie bo;^otted for business last year duo 16 the ______- — ------— piece* of the plant*. He couldn't j know it. any mercbandi.se markeil “ Nfade In scarcity of boirieB and lack of Hindu Congress Party ffrittsh H ea t 'discover how they could get past . , .lapan’ " .Merchants took a emn- pickers. This fa the latest ilatc for And Moslem League i . those protective collar* «o lie de- We heard a sugge.stion the other plete loss on such goods because, the. straw berry ('rop in many years. SAVE Palestine Police Act Aft­ WASHING MACHINKS cided to watch. Here * where hi* day that we pa.ssed on to tile Man- no one w'liild buy them And thei The wholesale price of berries Believed Likely to t O v f O imagination took off for a Btrato-, Chester p:iectric division suthori- .Arthur lairder MONEY Labor Friends Says British/ r e p a i r e d - AM. MAKES was s huge amount of such items this .year has been a* much as B.'i er Night of Terror; sphPi-ic fligh t-h e claim* he found ties and in doing »(i we learned 10 Tears’ Expertenee! on the market. cents a box and th.6 current crop ON AUTO FINANCING Agree to ' the cntwomi* using pieces of plant i aoniething we think everyone thiir l„anler. (last president Eight Highway and Rnaonahla Rate*! Well, .lapancse-niade artiile* of berries is e.xpected to bring the ntnik* like poles and literally pole- 1 should know. It was sugf^osted that INSURE IN SURE INSI’RANCE! posal in Period *8^ On Rationing View Drastic Put Damper are coming hack into American of tliK Beethoven Glee Club, has best prices ever paid at the lix'al vaulting over the collar* on to the 1 the telephone Hstiiig for the Man- Railway Bridges Dam­ A. BREWER I stores—everything from bathtub been el\lereaenUUves chat fol­ ber of first cttliien*. families whose kept In (hia country from which the Attendant a 20 dollar hilXShc by John Strachey, new food min­ lowing maritime conference. L eft tb right: Joseph P. Selly, president of American . Lommunlcatlona antecedents rame ovei on th* firm that a achedtile of men on the transitory period before Washington, June 17—(.P) Con­ London, June 17—(P)- Howard Haavara was reported arrest­ filed the food anfl other materials pur- goUchange for a 10 dollar blll.^he ister, that it was “highly prob­ association CIQ' Joseph Curran, Maritime union chief; John W. Gibson, assistant secretary of labor; ed by Pal(!stine police after a Mayflower, the early Americans, emergency duty is always men i' ‘"T'L ' ' Vu. to„-■ will be attciulant argued with bet on t Independence. gressional. friends of organized K. Smith, European chief tor Co­ with the p'llice department and a , Hi .1 p Field Marshal Lord Wavel, the able” their bread, toon would be Philip Muiray. CIO president; Capt. Granville Conway, war Shipping edmlnlstrator; H i«h Bryson of as It were, not one flag could be ilc'noininatiou of the bill. , labo. predicted today that settle­ lumbia Broadcasting system, re­ night o f widespread terror call to the police headquarters wiH ' P"'d f"'' viceroy, proposed that five Con- rationed, thus giving them a Marine Cooks and Stewards; and Harry Bridge*. Longshoremen’s,union head. ______noted. Ir sharp contrast we found The woman was indignant, ment of the threatened maritime during which two British sol­ give the Information. Further than ' __ . . ^ 't. i__ gre** representative*, five Mo*lenl_ chance to show' the world proof of, ported today the British Broad­ Cleaning Time! In another section of towm wheid naturally, and rcpoilcd the inci- WANTED strike has blocked enactment of^ diers were killed by Arab reside people who themselves came that it was pointed out that at the , The pohee laid rm allege.f horSe COLLECTION leaguers- and four representative* England's “international good casting Corp. had refuaed to I dent to the police. The police told any “drastic legislation" this year. 1 telephones listed In the directory t race booking eatabhshment.s. here of smaller eegmenta of India* marchers and eight highway WASH WINDOWS over on a later but faater boatDoai i telephones listed tn me oireciory | ------" wasn't too i her tliat it was simfil.v a matte*: of faith." While some lawmakers still broadcast a commentary in which nearly every house dlspla^rtng Old i there is alway* someone who will Thursday aftein on masa of 400.000.000 persona for Strachey, addressing the nation Pickets Given and railway bridges were dam­ WASH WOODWOBR successful from the'standpoint of her word against the station al- Stenographer French Crisis Mounts; talked of pushing through a modi­ Smith took the position that Rus­ Glory. No doubt .hoi.t about it,if theaethese know wh....where and whomwhom,to. to,ca call ll in i successful from the the Interim government to start for the first time since he succeed­ sia, alone, was not responsible for aged l)y blasts. Olau, Wax. Pollab rioors the number actually apprehended. teiid,".nt's. So nothing developed. MONDAY, JUNE 17 fied version of President Truman's I later day Amerlcanc appreciate functioning June 26. ed Sir Ben Smith as supervisor of failure of the foreign ministers Blames Jewish Terroriste VMmm CiwB TbroaghoBt an emergency. Only one man was arrested for The woman i.s out ten bucks. emergency strike control bill, the ' their adopted coiinti-y and what its or Typist Britain's larder, paid tribute to the Fines of $250 to write European peace agree­ An official police statement Rmoovc Btorm Wbidnfvs taking bets on the horses. Is it So as we said before the moral Gandhi “ Personally Unhappy" adrhjnlstratlon itself was obviously ' flag symbolizes more than *ho.se Quite early the other morning a Full or Part Time. IN THE SOUTHWEST SECTION United States while discussing aid Socialists Spurn Post ments. blamed Jewish, terrorist* for the ■epair and Inatan SerMn* possible that somewhere along the is don’ t carry big bills. Mohandas K. Gandhi, spiritual rellewd over the fresh turn in in­ bridge explosions. who have known no ot^er coun­ woman was seen sitting rather to stricken Europe. '' Smith, veteran of ten years of All Rlad* of Odd dobs line there is a tip-off man? Many leader of the Congrea*. wa* repre­ dustrial relations. The report of the mass arrest try’s treatment. ‘ loosely and apparently disconso­ Ever mindful o f his Adonis-like .Apply In Person sented aa “personally very un- “It's rather easy for all of us Each in Conrl Take* Away Ammiinltioil European reporting, said “ this is of those allegedly taking bets Help the Hospital — Help Local Industry By Continuing: to start criticizing America just the first time I've ever heard of of Beth Haavara residents, al­ lately on a settee In Center Park, weren’t even at their places of appearance, the Dffice Gagman Tappy” but S e pro-Congrese Hln- In comnignt typical of those who Personal Service W e have been wishing for some­ now because she is better fed than Popular Republican M erger FoCS BBC censoring In peace time.' though unconfirmed officially by '■ opposite the Sheridan Apartments business when the police arrived dailv scans fnany beauty and dusUm Time* aaid “ there i» every usually espouse union viewpoints time now that peraons who plan To Spve Paper. The Need Has Not Diminished! we are,” he said, “ but do'we real­ police, was received from reliable nnctU* would dcVlse ' where-sometlmes all-night ...... reveler* ...... we naVChave beenOOen lOlU.told. AUU.And. Illin UUICIother j , ------health columns. So one can quite Rogers Corp. reason for gl\-lng favorable con­ Six Months Suspended Movement Reaffirms “ on Capitol hill. Representative Ble- “Highly Individual View" Agency bridal shower parties would devise ize that at this moment there are A BBC spokeaman said Smith's w>urces. This report said that doge m«rhilt of dlatrthutinethemselves when the sun aria-, hear, there wasn't the i imagine with w hat cag6rness and sideration" to W avell’* announce miHer (D „ W is.) told a reporter: led the police from the Allenby SlflllC ilV»> Hi* VSi*'*.* ...... ,1.- r . I eaes on another day.day slightest bit of evidence of book- delight he pounced upon and dc- Mill Street idle flour mills and bread queue* Jail Sentences Also Candidacy of Bidanlt “Settlement of the maritime dis­ commentary, planned as part o f gifts to the hrlde-to-be. W e are ment. Look at Plan bridge across the Jordan, one eff As th* Main street business peo­ making. I voured the fo'llowing excerpt from Dawn, official newspaper of the in American cities because of the pute takes away th^ ammunition an armed forces educational pro amount of wheat America is striv­ Imposed Today on 9 As President of Council those damaged, to the small col­ ple passed dowm to their places of We also understand, that In j the Health department of a Hart- Moslem league, expressed the view of those trying to take away la­ gram, waa “a highly individual ing to send overseas?” view. lective settlemeot on the Dead sea busineps,*they cast curious eyes at some cases telephones had been I ford paper one day this week: that the British cabinet mlaaion aO Union Members bor'* rights with drastic le^sla- British Diet Not Meager As Too Late “ As this was not what we asked shore. It was understood that a the sleeping woman, noting her ordereil removed before the police If you have kidney trouble, ■ Paris, June 17.— (/P)— ’Hie tion.” British Arm y unit surrounded th* had "pulled a fast one" and asked The new minister also declared tor/’ the BBC added, “ and as Mr. rather unusual dishabille mode of arrived. State police usually con­ .send stamped, .self addressed let­ WANTED “■What guarantee I* there even French governmental crisis ------Blemlller said he belleveS he and village and carried out a coirf^ ter and I’ll send lemonB . . . that the British diet, though West Hartford, June 17—(S’)— his associates now can prevent attire for daytime. fiscate equipment where there i.s now that this ‘final’ decision . mounted today when the So- ’f a k e A ttitm le plete search. ORANGE HALL BINGO Aa In matter* of thla kind, there evidence the telephone Is being Ytkom ptfWhi. '-oae-h p^let to If They Are New Tires— Fines of 8250 each and six months Conces- passage of the emergency bill ask­ (Centlnned on Page Four) will remain final?” Political writ- (OonUnned on Pag* Poor) Offer “Passive Resistance" waa tin undercurrent of curioalty used for purposes of gambling. correct It." Boy for Paper suspended Jail sentence* were im­ cialists spumed the presiden­ ed by Mr. 'Truman.^ \ A. .VON. ter* Interpreted this widely as In­ cy of the council and the sionk President ami 'This measure; which would re\ Some residents of the little Jew­ EVERY MONDAY rampant “along the atreet” all of Naturally the telephone company dicating the league would accept posed by Judge Harrison D. Scho­ ish community reportedly offered that morning but the mystery was Recapped Tires--Used quire union leaders to take af­ doesn't want to lose that equip- j Route In the proposed cabinet, bari;lrtg fur­ field in West Hartford town court moderate Popular Republican War Department Al­ “passivib resistance" against the solved before the day ended. firmative action toward ordering Half Prograin Penny Bingo Starting At 7 :30 P. M. ment and when an order to re­ ther change*. Newspapers usually Movement reaffirmed the searchers, resulting in a minor It seemed that a resident of the move a phone is given it is attenil- ! Colonel Wants today after finding nine CIO un­ low ' Navy Insufficient their men back to work in govern­ leM than moderate on partisan clash in which two Jews were in­ Sheridan apartment* suffering ed to promptly. The phone com- , 2t HOUR SERVICE Manchester Tires W e Want To Buy ion members guilty on charges of candidacy of Foreign Minis­ ment-seized indu.stries, has passed Regular Bingo At 8:00 P. M. issues generally made favorable the House and Senate in varying jured. A ll persons found in the with an atUck a t aathma during pany cooperates 100 per cent with ' breach of the peace. ter George Bidault. The Com- Washington, June 17.— IIP)— Now Is Best village were reported brought' to a humid night, had slipped on a Green Section and comments. munlHta have refused to support forms. It is before the House AilmlsBion 25c the State police refusing to Install call Truman Probe The cases of eight resulted from Army-Navy merger foes pasted a a prison here for further inveetl- house dress after midnight and had East of the Green. Azad Visits Oripps any regime the moderate new par­ Rules committee now awaiting phones if there is the slightest in- ! 4 1 6 6 All That You Have! picketing of homes in the Pratt & gation. • 2S REGULAR GAMES 7 SPECIALS < gone over Into the park to see If dlcation that they are to be used | President Maulana Azad of the ty heads. “ too little and too late” label on further action. M.\N('HESTER TAXI CO. Whitney division, Niles-Bement- Blemlller also contended that Truman Hope Meanwhile, the Arm y and po­ she could get some relief from her for booking. Proprietor .attention •Apply Herald Office Congrea* visited Sifc Stafford Military Trial F'avora Strong Executive President Truman’s revised unifi­ lice continued a concerted search PLUS SWEEPSTAKES ailment. 'The park visit did the Thursday’s raid here came ex­ Pond, strike. Gen. C^harles d* Gaulle, often the long-range Case labor disputes To Every Call Ui Bissell Street HIGH PRICES PAID Crippa, one of three British cab­ The decision was appealed by cation plan today. of all villages along the PalestiM trick and the tired woman dropped actly 18 months after the pre­ associated with the Popular Re­ bill vetoed by Mr. Truman last inet members on th* Independence Attorney W’llllam S. Zemap, coun­ In general, the.v took the atti­ frontier in the vicinity of the dam- vious one. The previous raid wa.* publican Movement (M R P ), week is “ dead." Half Dozen A^lniinistra* off to sleep pn the park bench to mission. He was reported to have Lilian Asks Postpone­ sel for the union, and will come up tude that the concessions the agcdrtTrtdge*. cause no end of wonderment am­ on December 13. 1944,, this one on See our buyen Also let us give you a little tip: If emerged from the jpolltlcal ob­ Dropping Fight Temporarily asked clarlflcatlon on certain again In the October term of Su­ president and the W ar depart 'The House upheld the veto by, a lioH Legislative Proj­ Four highway and tour railway ong thqae who saw her there in June 13, 1946. y,ou are plannini; a vacation this Summer. i;et your old scurity he entered upon resigning , .... u i bridges, Including the important points believed concerned 'X'lth the ment Until Answer perior cdurt. the presidency six months ago. by ment made to the .sea arm on such five-vote margin, and although the reatful aleep afterwards. One Hartford paper in its ac­ tires Recapped NOW! If, and when you are able to pur­ i ects Barely Hanging Allenby bridge over the Jordqn on distribution of the key portfolios declaring in a speech st Bayeux ' points a* the Marine Corps and i measure's supporters first planned count of the raid said thilt State Sent on His Request The men were arrested last the main highway linking Pales­ chase a new tire, we will buy back your old one, 12,000- in the proposed new regime, in­ that he favored a strong executive the jolnU chief.* of .staff were in-1 attempt to revive it. they an- police went into one booking es­ month after picketing the homes On as l„ast Lap Begins tine'and Transjordanla, were ren­ CRAFTSMAN The other evening while a re­ Mile Guarantee or your money back. cluding the plame of Premier H. Presiflent Investigate of Andrew Bushell, 104 Price boule­ and a two-cham)>er Legislature• ■ — ' sufficient to ovei'come previous : nounced Saturday they were drop- tablishment in Manchester when porter' was going through one of “XOTKD FOR Ki Mahtab of Orissa state, ilah- objection*. ping the fight temporarily. dered impassable, the police eedd. oiie frequenter was celebrating vard, West Hartford, a supervis­ for the fourth republic. | ■ Washington. June 17—fJF)— Th^ the vacant lots In towoi on his way REYMANDER’S FINE FOOD’’ We have a choice selection of Recapped Tires, also tab’s name was not si/bmltted by And with only four weeks re- were quick to take Is- The )K)dy of oae Jew and por­ having won the Daily Double. Bad Nauheim, Germany, June 17 or of the plant, and H. D. Tanner. Hope tor immediate solution of tions of the body of another wero I home from the shopping district a few good used ones in 6.00x16, 6.50x16, 7.00x16, the congT*** •f'** party’s mainlng before (In gres* plans to j 8,,^ today with Blemlller's views 79th Congress skidded around the That doesn't exactly sound right. 37 Brunswick avenue, ' company the crisis dimmed. a Ot o b o d y s h o p he happened to gliince to one side Working committee said they (iP)—Col. James A. Kilian has quit work for the year, they sai l i concerning the emergency bill, corner today on what may be its There Is no Daily Doublfe at Aque­ E X F E IX E S T w i n e s — LIQUORS .AND BEER 7.00x15; also a few truck tires, 32x6. vice president. The Spctallst party secretary- (Continaed on Pago Eight) and to his amazement he saw a were not agreeable to removing asked a presidential investigation the pro.*pocts of final action a t ' >pj,ey naid it probably will be sent DUKETT BROTHERS duct, A t Suffolk Downs the sec­ Men Found Guilty general. Daniel Mayer, declared last month's lap of work with a woman's tom dress. him from the provincial sphere. of the Lichfield trials, it was dis­ "the president of the cabinet can this session are extremely re-1 to the White House in the form ond race didn't finish until 2:47. ROAST BEEP rillCKEN miC.^SSEE BE ON THE SAFE SIDE-RECAP NOW! The men found guilty were: half dozen administration legisla­ Fearing that something was not be a Socialist. The desires mote. “ I pa.’22 more favored than w e the direc­ recommendations, but on a do­ - X termlnatlpn of the cabinet mis­ there. , 101 Hamilton street, Hartford; defect of the secretaries of the, Repreg^ntatlves Case (R„ S. D.l. All Types of Wrecks Completely Repaired Like New! The situation looked rather odd tion of the government." mestic route which he hardly can (Late BuUettne of the C/F) W ire) W e’ll tell you the moral of this sion to waste no time nn Imple­ Kilian 54-year-old cavalry offi­ Arthur, ' Denis. 232 Main street, Arm.v, Navy and Air Forces' not I gnd C3ox (D „ Ga ), asserted, too, and the fellow started an exten­ Campbell Auto The MRP., became the leading accept without some protests. menting the Independence propos- cer of 433 Sheridan road, Highland Hartford; Charles J. Shaakus. D- being cabinet members." - that major provisions of the sive search of the area in hope of Park, Hi., asked postponement of party In the new elections early Six Xlajor PrbMems PHONE 2-1139 al. _ . 111 (Charter Oak terrace, Hartford; Would Be Subordinate | South Dakotan’s propo.sal eventu- 127 SPRUCE ST. TEL. 2-1348 finding the details and just what his trial u^til he had received an this month, taking the lead from The six major :probiem* still General Killed In Plane Crash had happened. The ground looked 29 BISSELL STREET *U«iw»sd Strike to Be Test Henry Jean, 2511 Corbin avenue. These three officers would be ally will be enacted Into law I f the new government. Indeed answer frdm President Truman. New Britain; John .vDobrowoI.sky, the Communists who dropped to a awaiting solution before the legis* - Fort Knox, Ky., June 17,*—(if)— as If h stm ggle hhd taken place close second place. The Social­ subordinate to the secretary of: See Case Rill Httlf Wanted lators quit to go home about July Maj. Gen. Hugh J. Gaffey and tw * is installed on June 26, one of Its The court did not rule immediately 133 Burnham street, Hartford, and They declared that the public and the tall-gfass was trampled. ist*. marked loser in the election, national rtefen-ae un'>m number of contests. Massachuaetta claimed responsibility for what he position of the'TnSasury June 13: ly.” . , drafliiig teen-agers. Chairmm Fender Repairing That committee recently callcil Trieste. De Soto and Plymouth Sales and Service Stenogra­ latest improvements. OI| hum: Good Investment. and Michigan hold primaries to­ described as the “ collaboration” o f Receipts, 8205.3,58,180.30; ex­ A close a-ssociate of U. S. Secre­ * d ) < n C ^ x c I l C C l I Ellx-rt Thomas (D „ Utah) of the Auto Painting morrow, and North Carolina has er. Owner may pick Interior Dictator Plan Chetn'ik commanders. penditures. 857,511,447.23; • bal­ tary of Stale James F. Byrnes . i Senate Military eommittee re­ a run-off tor t#o House candida­ (ContiniiMl nn Page Ten) ported the tentative agre«-ments na Simonizing llnish. SALEM ROAD. ‘Yes, I knew there was connec­ ance, 816.239.320,8i2.94. said the head of the American ERNEST ROY, Prop, cies Saturday. ’ tion and collaboration with the pher EA.ST HARTFORD— delegation considered Trieste • a PoiDMibility of Brituill '■""f'''''''"' reeessed for lun''h. 241 NO. MAIN ST. T E L . 5113 SeU Your Car M A IN ST.— But the tempo la relatively slow Germans,” the thin grey former 6 “ question o f principle" and “ the 4-Teneroent and 4-Ronm Sin­ -Room Single, one unfin­ after a week that eaw two In­ Von Papen Tellls Court attorney told the court which is Coiivieted Of .XhdUelioo ished. Hot air heat with coal. secretary never cqmproniLsca with Bluckiiig Acl-ioii at Apply gle combined' This le a comer cumbent U. S. aenators—Charle# He Sought Jib Set Up trying him, with Mlhallovlc and ^ I'vjoo.i.'i,I’e'ibo'Jy, .Mass., w,.„rJune 17—(J5— p rop vty nicely landseaped. Oil Lot 60x110 ft. Priced to nell! C. Ooseett (D „ Idaho) and Ray­ 22 other defandants, on charges Further Tax Cuts Opposed que.stions o f principle.'' DIeeliiig; Totlav IS c e il Two Peabody brothers were eonvlc- homer heat. Excellent repair. mond. B. Willis IR„ Ind.)—bow ‘Safeguarfls^ in 1932 of treason and collaboration. 'rhus, since the United States Ird of al'duetion In Dlstrlet court Orford Soap Co. NOW -OLCOTT DRIVE— apparently will not budge from FOR SALE out to opposition. today ini abandoning their own 7-Rnnm Single In a delightful Protested to Mihalioric the stand that Trieste nuust re­ New York, June 17 —(A’l - 'Fhe MIDDLE TPK„ WEST— Only the Maine governorship Moljevlc said he had protested By Federal Reserve Board families and 'eioiilng to . Vermont setting and snrronndings that contests aharpened in both parties I^uemberg, June 17— (>P)— Franz main Italian, diplomatic obser\'ers possibility of Great Britain block­ 8-Room Single. 4 bedroom*. to Mihallovic about tfie alleged ing action on a subcommittee re-; with two young sisters. Chester Large / make lor privacy. Every mod- by the bopua issuq; the Michigan von Papen told the International anxiously awaited Indications as Steam heat, oil burner. Lot collaboration of> the commanders. port on Franco ^pain arose today , Cooke. '78, father of (i\o eldldreo, am detail, nil burner, tile bath, Kiepublican gubernaV>rial race and Military tribunal today that fie June 17.—(A’l—’The • Holding of intci-est rates at pres­ to whether ilussia would be will­ FUR STORAGE $ tUO by 700 ft..,,on' ihain road What did you do about it? ” he ■Washington. os the United Nations Seciirity and his brother, Raymond, father____ Building Lots Imile* froni Mancheater etc. W e will finish It to suit a few scattered .congressional sought to set up “safeguards’: in ent levels was advocated also as a ing to compromise on her demands von...... 1932 to prevent Adolf Hitler from was asked. Federal Reserve Board advised Oouncii was called into session to <>f two, were sentenee-J to one year Stop Worrying Center. , scrape whipped up any major in­ “ This was in the hand of Gen­ dl.scoui'agement’ against hanks in- that the Adriatic port be ceded to terest In this week’s voting. seizing dictatorial power. Congi-es* today against'jfny fur­ ''i-easing their holdings of govern­ debate the question. : Sec We CLINTON STREET— era! Mlhailovic,’’ he replied. Yugoslavia. (Russia already has flatly op- Tlie two girls— l.eona llu'zi I, MINIMUM ^ The former German CHiancellor,' ther general tax cuts tor the pres­ ALEXANDER ST.— . Hildreth Seeks Second Term Moljevlc said that when he ment securities. A wane of optimism- swept over About 4 and 4 Flat. No furnace describing how he organized a posed the findings, but eight other , and .\lma Hazel. ucr** 1-Boom aiaglf. Large comer Campaigning for a eecorid term joined the Central committee Mi- ent. “ It would be pi-cferable." . the the conference Saturday after accept -of licing stubborn eJilldren hul llit- heat. P ri^ to'sell! “ eg Republican governor of Maine, non-party cabinet tor Preeldent nations have agreed to ONLY .... William Kanehl lot. General epeclllcatlpns: Plen­ hailovlc told him: A t the same tinia it. counseled report said, " if bank earnings were Rui'sia, In a surprise conciliatory ' charges were not proseeiitcd. , Lightning! ty o f closet space, oak flooring, Horace A. Hildreth has steered von Hindenberg in an effort to derived increasingly from private them. Old Established, Well “In military affairs I do not prudent economy” in government gesture, agp-eed to the dlacussion The m eeting'was set for 2:30 Building Contractor hot water heating eyate'm, oil clear of endorsing any pending avert "civil war," listed fonr lending and other operations and lAiciited Meat and allow anyone’to interfere between I operations to create— with present o ' the Atustrlan problem. Some ob­ p. m. (e. d. t.) Butter Price Increased 519 Center St. Phone 7773 Install Lightning Rods burner, automatic hot water bonus proposal but has promised to measures which he said he took a continuing *f 'css »’e"«.nce w eie placed upon servers even wen» so far as to in­ Washington. June 17-rtJ»»— Grocery Business- me and my commanders.” I high tax lecc.ipts A British spokesman said Sir heat, copper plumbing, fully in­ call a special eeaslon of the State to keep the Nazis from attaining “ I wda never interested In mill-1 surplus to pay off Federal debt as j cschtogs froiii government seouii- terpret this as a softening in the OPA today ordered retail price la- On Your Home! Attractive brick bulhilng with Legielature thla summer to take Alexander Ciadogan has been m- Oyer S10(^2% of the Valuation sulated. Baaement laundry and undue power: tary matters," he testified. “lien anti-inflationary »t^p. ties. Soviet policy. errase* Of 11 cents a pound for fl-rnom tepemeni abinge store. up the Issue. His primary oppo­ structed by London to seek clari­ We are agenta for the Na- basement bulkhead. First floor 1— Only three Nazis were allow am not a soldier and did npt know I The boaid, in its' annual icpoi t | Coqcemed Oxer Inflation Much of this optimism wa* dis­ butter and six cent* a pound for’ 7-cer gariige. OH burner, auto­ nent, Lawyer Roy L. Fernald. has fications and modifications of the tioaal l.lglitning Protfftiun Co., OUR HIGH PRICES ARE conslata of large modern kitch­ ed cabinet posts,^ffludlhg Hitler, about such'things. do Congress, also opposed Increaa- The Ixiard cxprcs.Mcd concern pelled. however, when the Moscow cffi^ldar cheese. The agency ataff Insured vith the matic g^s hoi water , heater. declared for a 8500 payment to report in regard to its legal as- world’* largeat lightning rod en. lavatoryi dining, room and and eight ministries were given to *,‘As to the political end of the ing the interest rate on govern- ov. i* tjie Inflatlon.Tiy possibilities : pre.s* ^...... and radirf...... ^yesterday launch- peit.'i. Tlie spoke.siuan deCVineil ruised manufacUirers’ prires, effac- FOR SALE living roiam with fireplace. Sec­ Complete store equipment la- discharge service personnel. manofacttirer. Wo alao have OUR PROOF members p t other pai tles. Mihallovic niovemeni, the organ- ment Ixjriowings. Noting tliat of expiinded bank credit and siig-^ oft’eneive against what to elaborate buti expressed hope live immediately. The retail la. Hartford Fire Insurance Co, the trained men to Inetan them ond floor has 4 bedrooms and clndlng show rases, slicing ma­ In the Democratic primary, 30 2— '"Decisive economic depart­ interest on the national debt will geste« scjwiion, consultation* w’ith other supplier at the higher prkab, epectlon appointment only. ter. counter erales. etc. he is in favor of a bonus but has tltlee yoa to a dJeoonnt on yonr Expert* P o t Into Pesta- this.” sald^lnterest “ haa become the, both public and private, that any implied in a .Paris dispatch that delegate*. These price hooets,. autJinr Are Insnraiioe. mentioned no spectfle figure. His compiercial bank may hold against earlier by MtaWllzatlon Free Call and Delivery Service occupancy In 30 days. opponent. State Senator Leland 3— Experts ware put into min Collaboration la IflU'.l, largest single Hem In the budget Britain and the United Stales, Wide Speculation on Action ^ ' Pica eattmatee given any- istry post* eo far as possible. Moljevlc said he first dl^fovered jiside from expenditui-e* for na- its riel demand deposits. Andrei A. Gromyko. Soviet dele­ Chester Bowles, followed afl t ..... , • __i B. Currier, Lewiston lumbes: deal ratlier than Russia, would have to wbarg. We are taeUIUng la Cole ttoloM 4— Joint reports by the chancel­collaboration when he visited tioni I defenee. and exceeds by It also suggested that It be gate. sUled last week thqt he lion bv a top governioeat break the deadlock w'hich forced er, has proposed a 810 payment for authorized to require banks to hold ml*t tirst UylQg coats am ct Maneimkter all the Hroe, • csich month In eervice, plus 88 tor lor and vice chancellor virere to b* Pavel Djurislc, Chetnlk command­ 8800.000,000 eatimated expendi­ the adjournment of the last con­ vi’ould not agree to the' report Arthur A. Knofla 'Your Pontiac Dealer made to the president “ to iplnl- er, in Montenegro, tn 1941. tures tor national defense', and ex- * percentage of short-term gov­ which recommend* that the 51- St an “ aiannlng* rate, O Y A i each month of overseas duty. ernment securities as secondary ference. •nnouhilMl a retail lac|eaaaj Richartl V. JaAson JARVIS REALTY Co., Republican Senator Owen Brpw .fiaize Hitler’s' pereohel Influence." ■;Nobbdy tfiid me ariything.’ Llhe ceeds by 8800,000,000 estimated ‘Wlde circles of the inteiiw-' nation General Assembly take ac- Manchester Realtor *nd to raise reserve re- Dry Cleaners star was unopposed tor renomlna ■Von Paper asserted that the prb witness testified, “ hut 1 felt ■•*■ expendituie* tor veterans'pension* ; reseirc* cent for a.l4lj'-®***** • Ta.vlor street TEL. 4112 OR 7275 I • ------^ and beneflU tor the fiscal year quirements fiti lher against net i orated m ilk . , j 875 Main Street 6 DOVER ROAD (Continued on Page Eaur) (Coatlaued OB rtg4 Four) ST, TEL. 7254 TELEPHONE 5988 PHONE 4164 NOW 1947." •• I demand deposits. ; J.- Tel. 5410 . 5938 (OoattaMd om Pag* Twojt (CoatUiuefl OB Page Tw o) (Ooatlflued oa Paga Two) ■ n

\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, J U N E 17. 194» A PAGE MANCHEST^ EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1948 \ X TAGS 7 ^ ■will be much appreciated. These lining at elghT fi’i lock at the Klka night of stairs 111 a Hartford atore last week, w^a taken from her may be-sent to David Wllllami, to H,6nie to disc.ii.sJrvplafis for the fair 8th Dijiflrict Church School Dr. Ferris E. Reynolds, or to H o r \ v i l U ‘ which it la planneddo liold in Sep- homc'.^o William Backus hospital Where Nation Stands Trinity Give^ Gangland Ganging Up Again 'x* ___ Rev. James M. Ciage. l i f e t i m e g i f t Hospital Annex Opens ! temhf’r. lit NorVlph, Saturday afternoon. I \\ eek of Kllh ^ Report Ready b>N^r :e. She Is in* a serious 7 0 D e g re e s Progrant^Ready Was Orclaiiled I Tlie We.'k of Kun ap.inhprMl by cor Jon. Now On Atomic Bomb in New Chicago Crime-Boom "Must See Every Man Free” i) ■ • • ihe Italian-AmeVknn FrielHlshlp lu Harnett Eullcr, 83. fell for the Student In Cheney Home Today clid) opens tonight Si the Hartford, June 17—(ffh—Trin­ A i i i i i i a l M e e t i n g ti> B from a mltvjng cab operaltd by \ Two North End Cfegrch- ' oil Kingshiiry avenue, andy^/ll- Mrs. Winthnip Davoll of Liberty The three men u r^i^ d tnternation- A w ards in 120th Com­ ity's Class of 1946 was told yester­ // 25 Y5^arsAj^o, I'ontiniie each night througlrout Brief/Outline of Vilim By Jphn Shea es Sponsor VacaH knd nifdical •ttention. However, Held Tomorrow /at HiU late Saturday, afternoon. ; al control. \ NEA Staff Correspondent day by Maj. Gen. Luther D. Miller, I the week. William Murphy Since England and Canada had mencement Exercises Replogle" GLOBES! H« k Polenli^l (.apaoity the hospital authorities stress thst j breaking her arm'Nmd ' receiving \ Has Been Said and (ThicagiT—Chicago's underworld dasqes Starting July chief of Aritiy chaplains, that “ the general chairman. There will be Hldlister Sehool numerous cuts arid abnisions. She ! i worked with this country In de­ their patients at the Annex will re- This Momii^g - ■ ■ — ■ - - ep warning of the war is that, K«*t. .\h»ywiiis (». flancHng and game.s cacti night, -I ^ was taken to Wiiidhnm'Conimttn- j 'H o i l P I r l i r i l l g I p r i o d is choosing up rides again. Out­ Shop and compare! You won’t find globes Of 45 B<‘dn; To Be ceivi' jUHt as (food rare and at­ veloping the bomb, the thbae men bursts of gangster warfare In the matteriwhat else, we must see and a variety of booths. | Ah required by s gulation of ity Memorial hospital where.^.shf S illP P Its F ir s t U» ilames .Marlow be done only aft^. "sutiafactory ter's degrees, and six honorary de­ Sixth AiSiiy. Miller dellverod the personnal- Parochial achool at exereiaea held \ come. Meanwhile Chicago^ poliee churches will open on Monday, perpetually up-to-date. School ano\ Utilities District la of the door of the car and when ashington. June 17 •A’l- -The agreements and safe^ards had baccalaureate sermon on the thyrd .'‘ Some patients may be admitted' Hoekville. .lime 17 iSpeeiall- ^Sunday night. Rev. Sigtsmund grees Were awarded in the^20th continue to be fine politicians.' July 1, and cqntlniie through July | SuperlJitendc'ht William T. printed in dihall in today's edition rounding the curve at the Chest­ day of the sfcii^iols 120th commjMlcc- direct In the Annex from their Rev. Alo5*sius deist, assi.stant Woronleckl. pastor of the chutt'b Cnlfbd Natloius talk >gain Wed- been established against iiae of thla commencement exercises at Ti^ity Ed Jones, unbelievably Negro Wover, on behalf (^f the Board pf of The Herald. nut Hill Synagogue, her weight college this morning.^ policy syndicate king, once again 19. Sessions aje froni 9 a. m. to nient which cot^ludes todav With homes. If there la space available, pastor of St. Hernarfl's Cattiolic presented the diplomas to the fol- I IteiNirt OtkTreasurer ne.sdav^ New York about atomic ■information by any natlofr. for TABLE Trustees of the Manchester Me­ provided ^-flieh arranKements are ( hnrch ob.served his twenty-tifth preased it d0\^n causing the diair X ...... milking bombs, Honorary M. A. degrees wen dines daintily from a glass-topped, 12 noon daily except Saturday and the graduation w, 51 senlpra,, pre­ lowing: Eleanor Suchecka. Bar­ I The annual meeting of the 'dlsr Sunday. morial hospital. annouTirea that to­ made lir.st with . the Admlttinf; anniversary of his ordination to to open and let her out. / energy anyhow to control it. ^ tremendo.uV awarded ]to Murray H. Cbggcshall, In his white-and-sllver dining sentation of 10 'hmstern degrees bara Panicr.ko, Helen Oryniawski, I trict will be held’ tomorrow night . The school this year will be and an undisclosed htunber of hon­ MODEL day the hospital authoritie.n are Officer at the main htispital the priesthood on Sunijay when he Albin Matava, Stanley Blonlarz, Graduation exercises for Colum- So much been written aiul lone-ranire project, involving all of the class of 1896; investment m. having been recently ran- Due to it.s-temporarvNMtuie, the was the celebrant at a .solemn ^ at 7:3t) in the Hollhder street. . , ------. o 1. 1. ___-said about the Xfuiri iu the past banker in New York city, and a soiir^ for $1U0,000. headed by Dr. Ferris E. Reynolds, orary dcgrec.a., Donald Kita. Helen Saechura. ■ school. The report of Pmil Cervl- t^ia Elementary S c ^ ls were hehlf .■•At jtA supervisor, and Miss Elsie New­ »..r. High Mass of Thanksgiving. Rev. at Yeomans hall Thursday night. . . . . readers iTnitcd .Nations should set Veteran of the Spanish-American AXbookmaker who switched Chester Trojan, Donald Soyke, nl. treasurer, shows-. total\ecelpta probably are lo.-.t i n > e smoke of ^ commission of comb, director, wdth a staff of Patrick .1. Mahoney, pa.stor of the Roman DzWk. Henry Fortuna. the hall filled with relatives and ..^war; apd to Newton C. Brainard of from Information service, to Chicago Success Sfory: Goes Back To Bed With. HiNidiU'he j Rev. .I(>«epti I of $33,296.08 which includesVeash another^sts in peace. several afisistahtB. Hand crafts, S2 -9 S Th-w Will ...liiimir fiiurch wiiJi .l-n.-ort, Rer'ltal friends to honor the seventeen argumen -h. oiembers to study the problem. Hartford, president of Cuat, Lock- ' Edward P. Jones took o f hia pullman waitcr’a apron for { balance on hand of $3,326.83 atdhe This Is a brief outline what Hyman\(^Loud Mouth) Levin group recreation, \vork projects, Ca.sey of ’ «llnstonbiit y was sub-I Mrs, Harry Moorehouse will young people "ready to go on to The United "Nation* then creat- wood & Brainard Co., a former the list time in W27. .He went Into the policy gaaie In a hole- Springfield, lll.-—rcial! due to crowded condition.^ at the| \isitliiK Hours pfrsent a group of thirty pupils atom and where we stand n ^ ' ^^e special commission Mr mayor of Hartford and a trustee of In-the-Wpll in Chicago's south side. featured on the program. Children torney JolWi VV. Curren rcports Hall. Pomfret. 1 Sidney ,J. .Weinberg, an iiivest- fined to his apartment the past Riviera, a ranch in Mexico, an opulent residence In Mcaico i ly after niulnight, "TTiis Is Mr.s. liasc. Large st.nndard I^r the past 12 months. Man- n,aj„ ho.Spital namely the Maple street school atldltor- been $4,000 of bonds retired and Binging of the Star Spangled Ban­ hit Hiroshima last Aug. 6. Everv-lH? represent the United States on two months while private detec­ of 4 to 14 arc eligible to attend. 'pllowltvg the service, a dinner commission. ment banker ilv New York city, a City, a limoualoc and three Uverled chauffeurs. Mis Chkago | Registration is on July 1 at 9 a .' ’ began the late caller. ' Tvc| .eize globe with over 5,000 Chester hospital has been Idled to; ^ to t p.m and 7 to K pm indml- was aerved at the leitoiy whieli iiim. the $6,000 floan was repaid. The ner^ invocation by Rev. Ralph W. one knew man now had created his ■ tives wait outsiddv with a sub­ capacity. Experts In the ho.spital | .Sundavs and holidays, for all Party for Children member of numefbus industrial, in- home is an old Inansion. richly furnished. It features a $7500 m. at the Second Congregational got fallen ai'cTies, swollen ankles, pl)vfc namc.a. glazed fin­ was aS^eiided by Key Sigiiftnund district ended the year with a bal­ Rowliind; welcome address. Ruth . greatest monster. Friday Barauch outlined poena requesting \that Hyinie goldleaf bathroom. He has manifold (nteresta both In legiti­ Held predict that there will be no p„tjp,rt.s. ' ^ A party for the children of St. . vestment and goverriment advisory church on North Main street. In- varicosc^vems. diabetes and a bad |' ish.' Woronieelrl. pastor of St. .loseph's ance of $4,621.21. Roblnsdn; solo, Brahma "Cradle^ one thing was certain: Men had' Ike Uhl^d States proposals, for testify in a suit charging his mate businesses and the rackets. HU wealth U conaervativeiy .lohn's Episcopal chiirch will he Song.” Sldly Brous-scau; a play,. talked of it foi^ years but here at sharing X ^m ic information and councils and boards, former assist­ stead of the usual weekly olTcr- heart," (.'urrfin gulped. "Someone ] let-up in these crowded eonditjons ^Vorkmen and others have.been But $226 rneollerted I j gambling syndicate with attempt catimated at throe million dolUrs. Del.uve style Table Mtolel throughout the country. In fact, S a n rp isr Me... at the Par^h rooms, tldseve- "Colonial Ccmnectlcut'' by the ^vjr I i.xat was atomic energy. They had i outlawing me bomb, ant director of purchasers of O, P. ings. there will be a res’i.stration | threw a bnek into my yard,” the !' tuiHV during the past week, put­ The collector’s report shows but M. and vice chairman of Ihc W. P. t Ing to mu.scle into central of the He is a kero thn^hout the south side Negro dietrict. with llUiminated globe, they expect there will he a greater ting in the tlnlahing touehes pro- ___ ning starting at jmven o'clock. pils of the apventh and eighth | found how to use it. He too said , we'd share our "blue" scratch sheet. Negro civic leaders say too many colored Uds want to be like fee of $1.00 to help dcfiHv e x -; woman citntiuued, "and 1 want you i S8.9.5 <■ demand than ever for hospital ac­ prieSts who took part in the eer<‘- $226.5fi uncollected of a total tax B., was awarded the honorary de­ penses. This nominal fee will not to ive.stigate.” Promi.sinp action^ paratory to admitting patlenta to- ' due of $21,957.23. grades: vocal aelgctloiis. Miss M ) ^t Beginning Of New Age atomic Information but only after gree of doctor of laws. ^ Other Skirmishes Ed, instead of llko hts fatheh, who wa* a BaptUt presekw with commodations. With this in mind, Louise Roth. At thU point, the * a record of achievement ambng the Negroes of MUaiaaIppI, cover all expenses Involved, there-, the prosecutor went back to bed— ■ (lay. The first patients wore trans­ Father Ceisf was ordaineil .liine The report of the loI jevic Plea box alarms, 68 still alarms and al- modern languages at Trinitv, and , nu.rL',^ i thV of all Hungary. Father (Jaist eaiin- ■^o five still alarms outside of the Richard E. Davis, Bryant year to year. \ j Atomic commission meets Wed- acting president of the colleg4 I Over-Mow Palleiils Manchester is probably one of to this eountrv in 102.') and served Greene. Patricia, A. Isham, Sol W .. And for a good rea.son: 'The'use j ncaday 'there will be answers by •f wn.rv-1 1 AA nCBC l&tlPF Of COIITSP fli P IlOt. 255-Page Atlas district. The estimated loss by from 1943 to 194o. , „ecesb*rity -part of the old-line For the time being It f P * • the few fommunitv hospitals of | jp several narl.shes In the Hart (Continued from Page-One) fire during the year was $44,>500. Kocnlgsberg, Wallace I. Lohr. j (,f atop'ic energy was all so n'«\v i other nations to Baruch’s propos- to use the Annex for over-flow p a-, lountrv at the pre.sent time 1 ford- -Diocese •before - coming - - • •to , Joseph Narotsky. Alexander Pe- that no one honestly could fore als. Bum Commenceinent Speaker ' inter-gang warfare. tlenta until wch time ns the expanding its aceommo-i Roekvllli'. six'years ago. karski. Robert K. Pohlniann, Ruth or predict the future. ' That's where the *tory-*which The honorary degree of doctor of ' If all of this souqds vaguely f l a s h : t posed new addition ^o/Me hospital p„him. Hue to the! soon as I came Into his iDJurtxr’si science wafi conferred upon Vanne- familiar to the ancients who re- ( anipalgn Slarls C. Robinson, Jean C. Roy, Glady.s Four things became pretty clear: ■ will go on for years -standA now. proper ran Iw eompleted^ To start sufficient nurses and other teiTitory that there was some .sl>rt var Bush, the commencement! member the roaring twenties, it is » 9 -9 $ ' Tile Kiiilding Campaign of E. Scott, Patricia A. Shine and 1. The United States had the with, patlenta wil I professionally trained personnel, of rontact with the ooenpier . . . ('.oliiiiibiu Louis R. Zanottl, marched to their Speaker, president of the Carnegie not surprising Stanley Dohoaz Post .No. H, When I heard the truth. I went to I bomb secret and could keep It, b u t' B o u l e v a r d D in e r the fliat floor ttntll time aa , ^ number of hospitals around; places on the stage whileAMrs. 'perhaps only for a year or a few Institution of Washington, director Chicago's higjil.v competitive American l>eglon got under way I Mihaclovic and asked him aJ>out it . .. ____,.*1....*.,$ »W>A _____ * M akie Casting Special! jH i*h «^ rd n d tttd ^ '‘ Me country have been forced to; Cdliimbia ("ongregationsl church Allan Robinson played the ‘ 'Coro­ years. of the Office of Scientific Research newspapers have been having a COLUMN 473 Connecticut Boulevard East Hartford officially todajv and will continue . and protested" TOen patients will be adniltted t down wards, or entire floors, nation March" by Meyerbi'cr as a 2. Other countries, particularly and Development, inventor of the high time of it in the news col­ until July I.">. A house to hoii.se Molji'Vic was Hie second of eight WH.s'filled wdh parents and friejids PRESENTS Hand made 1 6 'i-in ch ,the aecond flwr of . | or otherwi.se curtail their services. canvas will be made liy the follow­ processional. Miss Evelyn A. Russia. \Vuuld learn how to make P riiiiarv V ote differential analyzer, and one of umns with these underworld out­ It Is planned to njlmit to the | ^j ppj,pj(pr. on the other hand. Is accused Clictnik leaders to 'lake the on .Smiilay morning to enjoy tlie • bety.’een our countries than any­ rea^reference globe sat 3 ing teams captains and their as­ Koskinen. Elementary Rural Su- the bomb. the leading scientists In the devel­ bursts. But they are generally- By Hal Boyle The Popular Annex only patftnts who have been i pj^ht now by opening stand. Mihailovie, who Sunday anmial Children’s Day serviee. pervisor addressed the young peo- opment of the atomic bomb. agreed in their editoriaK columns thing else possibly could. in a -rich walnut-finished sistants: William Carroll, James , 3. When this happened, and un­ (Continued From Page One) Zurich, Switzerland, June 17 at the hoB^tal proper and ^Mo wdll, Annex in order to give the ended five ’ court­ the direction of Silas A. Barrt'tt, diplomas by Rowland L. Cobb, nations eventually would race to ! Army chief of chaplains who de­ gangs dare to operate as openly Swi.ss are more than a nation of room with Moljcwie but was re­ tkin today. And tile only candidate livered the main address at the as they are currently doing. That ' easy ways have brought them yodelers and checsemakers.'' BILL JOHNSON map supplehqenL ------I hospital bed eapavlty. Dintsch, John Dailey, Jr., William \ superintendent of the chiirfx chairman of the board of educa- make bigger and more terrible on the Democratic ticket to op- moved on motion of the prosecu­ bombs. open air memorial and bacca- reason is politics, or niore spe- i strong criticism in some European "rhe surtoundings at the Annex Beinhauer,' (Tnrl Conrady. Caswell' .sehool. Mi.ss ("arol Lyman, suiier- ttion. When the seventeen had ^ D . .V, N. . I " 1 pose him in the September elec- Seek Watches .First And His Orchestra are, without question, mo.st con­ tor who said ttiat "this is not a inten.lei'il of the prinqary depart- been given out, the group, stood in laureate service yesterday at 11 a. ciflcally politics in the police de^ j countries, have really earned their i LOSE WEIGHT SAFEIY RoSzekowski, O orge Rrighain, , - — o hnnorl ti .J h e ^ tio r.s agreed to ^ MacDonald. 58. partment. Jimmy Brugger, veteran guide, ducive to rapid recovery for pu- normal ca.se" The court pre.sident ment. Miss Shirley Trythall an.I silence for a moment, to honor | outlaw the bomb, or control it. chairman of hla party, m., was awarded the honorary de­ '.'good conduct" ribbons in Switzer Evpry W ed., Tliiirs.. Fri. and Sal. ' w i t h o u t e x e r c i s e Felix LaCro.s.se, George Ruler, Wil- ^ who has also escorted almost 8,000 tients. The spac.lous lawns and j imm Sadlak. Edward Connors, Ed- ordered -Mihailovic’s removal as Mrs. Martha Tibliits was as fol­ the one of tbelr number who tmnld atomic energy could be turned to | her general election gree of doctor of divinity. EdMones was kidnaped so open­ land. rt- ■ "best method of arriving at High Tribute to College ly a p ^ ce car was able to pursue Mere touring GI's 'are genuinely soldiers through Switzerland says Tok* off weight large porches wifi enable patients' Lavitt and Lester Nielsen, lows: Hymn, Saviour, Like a not graduate, Barbara Mane Hen- | g « a t peacefiU uaee. . gppt. 9. while all othef states elect the first thing troops ask Is DANCING EVERY NIGHT to enjoy all the comforts of a Joseph Lavitt V the material tnith" ■* Shepherd Lead Us; Responsive nequln who died last January’.^ Emerge I Nov. 5. Dr. Bush paid high tribute to Uie abductors until outdistanced. serving a.s" good will ambassadors K.^encral chairman the li'veral arts college, mention­ He was r^ a sed on a busy street for the United States. "Where are the yvatches.” After ooch w ook. Ecrt private estate. j of the drive. Two Being Tried In .Absentia reading, .led by Deborah Young; Mi«a Roth, the *^usic | Out of all the arguments on Malne’fi Ulroe Republican rep- that thc.v bu.v souvenir wood carv­ ,------We Cater To Wedding Parties and Banquets song by the Primary’ department. ing Trinity as an example, which, m midafteri^pon, yet the police In the past 11 months almost plonty. No ' . — I Bonds from the vldue of $2.') to Two Ch ‘tniks are being tried in presented Joseph ^aroi. y w those four points, two main ideas i resentativeS in Congress also had he said, has a “noble share” in the did not chasexiie car which picked ings and music boxes. ( € $1,000 are being Tell Me the Stories of Je.sus; reci­ 250,000 American troops have Ke-F.lfM'Ird .\s rhalnimn sold, fthese being .ilisi'iitia. Others named with them the Music Recognition Award he opposition, nor did the .salvation of the world from ma- up the.packagX^f. ransom money. taken eight-day tours of scenic d r u g i. N o redeemed at the option of the Le- tations. "This Day of Days," Boyd had earned for his work during | Bnigger says American soldiers (locme in tile indictment fall into two 1. Something had to be done | Democrats have more than one On terialism. The kidnapers We still at large Switzerland at a special SJ.") rate generally prefer Swi.ss cities to PEDESTAL Portsmoiith. N. H.. June KViAl RiolfoIt witwith fifteen year.s. or the Le- groups: Leaders of the London Tuttle; “ Faces and Faces,” Jackie the’ year. The graduates .sang ' about developing atomic energy I’the ballot in each district, l o x o - "Welcome Sweet Spl'ingtime," . "Physical tbiqgs pervade our and about all the police have been whieh'covers food, hotel rooms and Swiss scenery, because of the The First district>f the A.s.so- ' appreciate outright gifts YnngiM>ar Saturday Ann llntehins. Gerald Peter Go- The Senate wanted the House to pppomtion in the Democr.atlc pri- Same style with an Illum­ of Conmicticiit stories of the char­ greater spiritual advance." | beat he should get—and got it i form the Swiss'people have voted! Grateful for Klndneasea inated globe ...... $14.95 Leo .Sokoli.s, ,32. .'"il Village . _ \. lab, ' Thomas Chowanee. Susan ter. historical facts of interest work along with it in finding a y Xen of the .statc'.s 14 rep- Dfeectors* Association. 225 (TlainSt. ’ Jane Derosia. Ruth Lane Hair, ------j \ up i tfieni to be more gentlemanly than I Soldier* have written hundreds street will appear in tlie Rockville ( here In Columbia and had a hu­ good answer. 3"he Hoii.se ignored ; ,.e<,entutiVes are unopposed, , his------district—and ----- .^^^..^,.u.uci3i.ujtheir received orders to i Ibel'' ruh-of-the mill peace time ' of letters back' to express their OUR WINES ARE REFRIGERATED i John Call Hardwick. Gene .Arthur phone City Court on .Saturday to answer ; morous note when' the oW time tin the Senate and went it.s own way. ■ fou r men are nmning for gov- K arnpalfi’T' h L il'I D [take a vacation .with pay one ' visitors. They have cau.sed little I gratitude for kindnesses shown In Quish Service many conveniences "THf STORY or THl OLOII** to a charge of driving an autonio- i I • H $1 A,III II ■ Pohlniann. Cmalie .loan W’oixl- peddler was brought into the pic­ A seemingly endles#-parade of | ^rnor on the Republican ticket in ' month before elections. 1 property damage and their "wolf- ■tnem. .N’ciderer prizes most one DAYand NIGHT with avary Raploffla Oleba AT JUST THE RIGHT TEMPERATURE bile while his license was snsianul- I ward, Richard Little Card, Pan- up to the Capitol to say wl)at they .Michigan, but Senator Arthur H. 3. A "troublesome" captain raid- ! mg ' has been un a highei plane I line Martha Strirkland, Linda ture. from a soldier caught in a watch contribute toward a well-pla'Uned ed. He wa.s arrested Sunday by I D ietatoi* P lan Agricultural Night will be ob­ thought should or should not be Vandenberg, Republican, is unchal- Over Democrats ' ed a gambling place he had been i than during the war years. IlluttrktKi, j2-p.g* book—t.lli all about • ------ALWAYS ------yYoiiiiglove Collins, Warren Ken- j ordered to . J- ' • - theft. C1IVT4L. After iM£3his ixrtxrasv;release iiche wrote v> i ucu 4 3 4 0 th* world. Also contains popular q'uM- Patrolmen Earl Beebe and Alden | served in Columbia Grange Wed­ done. ' lenged. aa is Democrat James H. operate and was No Crimea .Against Women ! back to Switzerland and concluded memorial . . so many comforting Skinner. 'neth Fletcher and Susan Isabella ------' "busted.” tlon *nd ansW.r g.m . about world Just-\dd Pale (Jinger Ale or Club Soda . . . I Stoat. Bibles were pre.sented to nesday night, with Mt. and Mrs. Special Comnilttee, Created 1 Lee. former Detroit corporation Westport, June 17—uP)—U; S. "Out of one quarter of a mil­ with this compliment; ficts. history, and places .Attending Conferenee (Continued fnim Page One) Lester Hutchins and Mr. and Mrs. 'The House and Senate began ; counsel, who will oppose him in Charge Exams Rigged lion soldiers we have had only one "And you have also the very best refinements. at moderate charges. A Summer-Salisfying Drink! the < l'iss graduating from the pri­ Rep. Joseph E. Talbot of Nauga­ The commission charges further Rev. and Mrs. Forrest Miisser Henry Hutchins ia chargg. The their own studies, separately. 'The | November. half dozen ca.ses of misbehavior," jail 1 was ever in.” of this city are attending the first pram of the first Hitler govern­ mary departiricnt, Nancy Wood­ tuck, campaigning for the Republi­ that civil service examinations competitive night „ schedulad for Senate created a special atomic! Emil Hurja. who turned Repub­ said Florian Neiderei, Swiss man­ post war biennial meenng of the ment was. at his instigation. non- ward, Maureen Leonard. Dean can nomination for governor, said are rigged to make pps.sible elimi­ Tibbits,liuoiL.". GwendolyncweiMioivi. Tibbits. .WU1L=. Dor.^w.. this evening ^ s been postj^nediStpqi committee headed bv Senator , lican early in the Ngw Deal lifter here today that the “ true Demo­ ager of troop tour.s. "These were Steel balls used in anti-friction FRED'S PACKAGE STORE General Council of Congregational Nazi. ami its main piirpo.se was director of nation of police candidates who mo.stly watch and camera thefts. ball bearing.s are tumbled in ro­ f* % J -m Of MANCHESTER m othv .lemien, Eveiv'n W'olff. Victor until the fall. The committee p l^ s , McMahbn. Connecticut fcv-ing as executive crat party has very nearly been, are merely capable and honest. 23 i Christian Chiu"ches of America at ‘'to maintain world peace, which W'olnicr. William Vanatt. Edith a plant exchange for W ednesday ^ ; the Democratic National commit- We have had no cases pf crimes tating barrels full of hardwood 117 SPRUCE ST. PHONE 77 ; Grinnell, Iowa, from June 18 to 29. takenuiver by radicals, fellow trav­ Chicago is a rich field for to­ lAmbtjldnee Service wa.s so badly needed then.” Hinckley. Jofin Hennequin. At- night and aska ^ elers and outright Communists against woriicn, we feel thi.s Is an sawdust to remove chemicals used W INKS------CORDIALS I They are accompanied by ReV. This'committee., after a great I?or^aT'‘oV day's racketeers. There is more exceptional conduct record.” He added, however, that Hitler tendance pin.s were then awaixlcd tending bring P^unts they y d who have infiltrated into strategic in their manufacture and give •2' Henry Peek of Wind.sor Lock.s And "1 of work,, finally came up with | „ ”^,g/'"(’ npnation Ip the' 12th money in the south side Negro One hotel manager who.had ac- seized the reins when von Hindcn- for al mo.st .pei. fact attendance' have in excess of J-bem c a bill which the full Senate ap­ positiona.” them a mirror-like finish. Rev. Allen'Gute.s of North Coven­ bnrg ilied and said his own influ­ during the year.’ fo|#the seventh . change with a Mlghbor. ™ I Michigan district. He has a batch S n Ih ^ ever h f c T ' S " ’ " b's first .soldier guests with ' p rov e and sent to the House. The In a prepared talk at' a luncheon 1115 MAIN ST OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL try. " ^ ence diminished almuat ovcrnjght. y'enr to Nancy Smith, -sixth year' The We.stem Bit and Spu _ meeting the Westport Women’s numbers ' ''""'V'nce told N’eiderer Jat- eiT tvs year to Nancy Sm ip. -sixth year ' "''■■’'•'I" rake“ "«“n"exterrded I House hasn't acted vet so it atill ' opponents " TTie Tolland ("oiinty dei^ates Republican club, Talbot asserted veraal nlav and " ishN our private clientele inelude Mrs. Musser. Rev.' Riis^ll to Abby Tibbits. Eveljm W'olff. .members will vaK* "u | biU nroDoses- I ______Name Confuses Woman that “ self-avowed Communists,” E. Camp of West Stafford. R^x. among whom he named Elarl B roa­ ’""j 'Thpv w’ill end un at the L ib-! should he headed , by a.'five-man, George W. Milne of Hebron; al- ' der and William Z. Foster, had S e s ' “ hiSile N -W re’ m "l the tour, hove done ternates are Mrs. Charles Gunther \Kaiisu.s City—P —A woman 'MJ*. ^by Jensen, Nancy Leonan a ’ h u i'L og Cabin for dinner' cHilian comml.^sion .appointed by pro^hed a policeman in a bank! Jimmy Tripp; thud year to N el-, erty Hm ^og trip i the pre.sident. An Army-Navy been given “velvet-glove” treat- RANGE of Tolland, Rev; Gates and Mrs. proached a policeman before making the return . The payoff to Ed Jones is c o n -'™ '^ here and asked him about a loan. aon Field, Susan Tripp and Man men by the national administra­ siderable. In 1940 the federal FUEL AND Ina Beebe of South Coventry. L^onaui-'secoVd^ f°r go- committee would work with the tion. .At Sessions He explained she would have to reea government, charging him with NOW!... WITH OUR COMPLIMENTS and FUEL OIL bara and KatherlheKatherine ^Beck, c k . Daniel!Daniel, ing -•r, down— ••• Doubleday - . - ^road to Pine ; since Army and , "Men auch as those, who espoufie Income tax evasion, listed his talk to one of the bank officers. Rev. Karl Otto Klette, pastor of and John Osmond; and first year street,. from - there----- A_ to Tobacco ..^oxroad, ^fjivy are responsible for national NOW PLAYING the cause of violent overthrow of the First Lutheran church left to­ She replied she already had, and 1933-38 gross income at $1,696,- RANGE OIL \ Volmer. to the cabin. defense. . . our present form of government, OPEN 24 HOURS D I A L 5 1 5 6 day for Rochester. N. Y., to at­ had been told "t o talk to the cop.” ; to ■4)d ''^i'jtor - r>i,.v,ara 175. Of course business is bettCT Reliable. Metered Service He was the only one she had seen G»'«nt Wdson and Herbert Eng-1 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis If the commission made a d e -, should not be allowed to Influence these ,dayk.' tend the convention of the United Davis' cisibn contrary to Army-Navy the policies of our government,” he Lutherap Synod of New 'York around. The bewildered policeman *'^*'t- . .have as their gue ._ _ Chicago has 28 main .wheel From One of Manchester’s Oldest Dealers A I mother, Mrs. Rachael E. Davis and ideas, the latter could appeal to ' said. "We should be constantly on owners or operators, who in turn which will be in .se.s.sion June 17 checked up. 'It developed she had , . a friend. Mrs.' H. T. Thlsell both the president. He'd have final eay- the alert against persons of that MORIARTY BROTHERS. been told- to see George - Kopp,— Miracle, Ronald Cobb; "A Paln- have some 366 stations for taking ogers silverware to 20. R of Alexandria, New Hampshire, ilk, or we shall soon And our­ “ On the Level At Center and Broad” vice president of the bank. ful Mistake.” James Cobb'; "In All . 1 of bets by "writers.” About 1,500 Committee to Jlleet Lands.” Edith Hinckley: aOng. and Mrs. Eveline 'Tallmadge. Mr. President Ti-unian himself, on ‘ selves taking orders from -Mos­ "wildcat” wheels operate from THE W. G. GLENNEY COMPANY A meeting of the Elks Fair “This Is My Father's World” ' by Davis' grandmother, of West Hart­ Oct. 3, 1945. had suggested Con- : cow.” —* time to time.'' Omimittee will be held this eve- tilMSHea Found In Hay ford. Mrs. Tallmadge and Mrs. PHONE 4148 the Primary department: "A Little gre.“s create such’ a commission. ' There have ' behh 3.000 policy We malntela eur unehtnging, GUARANTEED WITHOUT Boyf” Alfred Black; “For a Boy,” Davis were here particularly to At the same time he said there , arrests in recent years but few TIME LIMIT BY New' Ulni, Minn.— — For a PLU.H: "'^inow A SADDLE .high ii*nd«rd o( lervlc* reg«rdltt|V Nelson Field; "<3od'B Gifta,” 'Doug­ attend the graduation of their should be International ' agree-' Rabbi Feldman of the major operators have been ONEIDA4.TD, long time Farmer Mike Hegler had las Wolmer; "Their Own Way,” great-grandchild and grandchild, ments on atomic energy. ' ON A STAR" molested. of the tmouni f ftmily chooiei t a SJ believed that search for his spec- Richard E. Davis, one of the mem- So now'lake the Np. 2 Idea list 'The policy game is S«ch a closed •pend. CAR PAINTING How-ard Hinckley, ending with "I > r. ix/ school tacles^ lost last fall while haying, ed above; - International control. To Be Honored corporation In the Negro belt that CASH AND CARRY WED. . TIIURS. - Fill.*- SAT. Get Our Estimate wbuld'‘be like looking for a needle , blinldi^tion i C*a*s of 1946, Thursday night. It International Control Urged only three white mep have ever n' - ■ ' in a haystack. Recently HegleC : ^as a proud moment for young Oar wide choice ef prieet «e- na.-, « p .-v - t " ! Pf^sident'Truman met here Nov. RITA ‘ r ' l i been able to invade it' and hold commodofei ovory fimily'i n**dl An easy way to save monty . . .10'^, discount on ■ SOLIMENE FLAGG mchard. having the ^ England Prime II.AVWOBTII In Hartford, June 17r-i/Pi—Dr. their places. ■ n t & ou n d \ rm in”* mfd' 'columbUton it, third Jame In Abraham. J, Feldnian. Rabbi of or wiihoi. AND GAfiKV Itundlct-. Convenieht parking, ^ INC. Kis sons had ^nnnd them in a load Sunday when It played Ing one of four generations present ^ Canada's PLUS: "Under Cover Woman" of hay they hauled to the barn ^ 'Th. «rnre for the occasion. } Temple Beth Israel and editor ot SPECIAL OFFER! 634 Center St. Tel. 5101 from > havstark ^ . Bolton on their field. The score the Jew'ish, Ledger, will be honored PrnfeBSA<<'^merltuB Dies Pontiac (V(r the street. from a haystack. | ^ ^ Bolton only scored two 'The women of the British,Re-, Oar felr-prefit policy it eiiur- ______.._. \ at a dinner tomorrow evening at ______— :------^------I hlta and their acore was made on lief Group who were., very active New Haven, June 17—lypi—Mia* •nco 'ef reatenebU prieei end de* Complete Laundry Servicefj include a full rarige oT” :,^^otel Bond''markifii^ the 18th an- START 01\ YOUR SET OF errors. Leonard German pitched workers for five years, held a re-^ niveraary of the weekly newspaper Marian Parker Whitnev. 86, pro­ ptndible vcluei. work from wet wash to dried, fluffed and flnished. and hla brother, 'Tke” caught on union * t their old, work room in circulated In 28 communities in fessor emeritus atYassnr college « * the Inn, Thursday, gueata of their where she headed the G>i naii de­ Columbia’s team. A. Gigllo and Connecticut and western Masaa- AMBULANCE SERyiCE ROGERS SILVERWARE Ray Holland pitched and caught hoatess during those five yearli. THE NEW dmaetta. * partment for 24 years, died at her DELIVERY SERVICE TODAYS OR SOONER Mrs. Junle Squler. 'Though It Was for Bolton. - Francis S. Murphy, publisher of home here yesterday following a T O D A Y ' Rowland L. Co.bb, chairman of a party, with birthday cakes to The Hartford Times, will address long illness. Author and lecturer honor MJss Edith Sawyer, one of the board of education has an­ the dinner to which invitations M weU as educator, she- vi-as edu­ /D U R K E ® In cooperation with the Rational Safety Cam­ AMNCHfSTf R nounced that arrangements__bave their faithful workers Vho is In a A K have been extended by Samuel cated at private schools In this T H l MODlKMIZiD her nineties and has a birthday paign we will che;^k the foHD,w'iiig, ilenis bin I been made w’ith the tVilllmantlc, ... _ , w*«ic and the organizer. PHONE 3894 Neuaner, pub|llaher of The Ledger, country and abroad and was Ir s it ClNTfllSl lUNtHBnR um« L .‘W-AIAK ST. to many prominent business and W A U .R H. RAU. graduated from Yale universit.v your car \ . 1 r.rs; “ «"U.uy civic leaders. and the Universities of Paris and Here’s All You Do! P t opriator LAUNDRY ' staff at the Cente* sfihool In Co. | ___ _ TAKES GREAT PLEASpRE IN PRut. be­ ter*. 14 grandchildren, and four Everlasting Metal fore he could intervene, four Notiro l.si herrbv givefi. that such .Al Once! street, WlUlmantlc, Conn. ,A great grandchildren./Fimeral Serv­ tiixoN miiNt h<- paid nut Wiii-r tlian graduate of Windham High si^hool, squirrels popped open one of the ices will be held Wedne.silay tuorn- dollies Foies HOWARD OIL COMPANY boxes and one made off with • fnt .topt-MUber 15. lfH6, In order to clas* of 1941, MUs Lymah attend­ • »K- cup This Advt. ajid bring It With T*** cruller. _ mert the budget adopted al the ed More Busineu college find la JN OUR SPACIOUS DINING ROOM annual town meeting in said town Gasoline — Motor Oils —- Auto Repairing presently employed by the Pl\oenlx Order Your Favorite-Drinks! Injuries Prove Fatal Cjedar Posts df Bolton. All taxes not paid on Insurance Company of Hirtford. Constant Eaten We Feature Quality Wines, Liquora and Beers June IS, 1946, become delinquent • WE INVITE YOUvTO TRY OUR NEW DYNAMIC |H;)WER GASOLINE! Mr. Ladd has been discharged from Pouth Hgidley, l/Ugs-. Juna l7-> and are subject to Interest at th^ jpi -«r ftfte9p-ysgr-(dd ^EU»bfith COLE MOTORS the Army after four yeara' service, Temperatures of birds range rate of one half per cant per The Hifhegt^Octtile .G«9oUne Y’ou Cgn Buy At No Extira Cost. “You Hrve Triod B O L A N l ^ Teannfi Nolen, diad yeatarday in St. The W. t5. 18 months of which were spent In from 100 to 118 degrees. Circula­ OUR MENUS ARE ITIE KEY TO FINE FOODSI month for eaieh month and frac-, rraneis hospital, Hartford, Conn., the Rest . . . NO^ TRY THE BEST!” Your Pontiac Dealer OIL COMPANY the European theater. Mr. Ladd Is tion la so rapid uiCkthe fA. M., for Your Convenience. 336 No. Mffin St. Tel. 4148 uieiit, ' 91-93 CENTER ST. Oil Burner Salcs_and.Service Mrs. Clarissa Burgesser, who to keep their small bodies supplied . Tuesday night’s rm'lh and wind JL. A. Maneggia, itorm. Ta^ Collector. was injured when she feU down a with fuel. ' T r< . \ MANCHESTER EVENING HfeRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUN E 17M94S PAGE n V B ______::______:------^ ^ ------— ^lA^CHE^51^!:rt EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTEK. CONN- MONDAY, JUNE 17, 194« ^AGE FOUR ' Berry Market W n c —16M ChWch School Andy-Andy-Over Nod>^!Call8 ‘ MUST SELL AT ONCE Berlin Prays W>^NTED! WDRC—1860 WONS—1410 Today’s Radio Holds Opening Owner transferred. Here is the ideal efiuntry komo on Main feed Charity •BEEF •CATTLE EoateM Daylight Thne Awards Given For Math'ematical Fonh^tla Road, Windham Canter. 4 miles from Willlmantlc. Suitable for Soldiers Demand Action on Food Scandal Professional person, large Hving*Voom, 27 feet, library, dining Amidst Ruins •CALVES room, hardwood flortrs, large modern kitchen and breakfa.at nook 4;0(^W D RC — House Party: 00—WDRC — Forever Ernest; Lexington, Va.—The rock that UiiiiwHlly Gooil In These Days the way they’re atill doing it -V- Estimatea Cheerfully Given. Annual Service of Pro­ first. JIqoe—bath and 4 bedrooms secoqd floor, furnace, running Nesys; W*THT — Jack B e r c h; ONS — Adventures of BUll- cirgus strong man Charli* Tubbs hot and cold water, electricity, i Phllgnk, new bam, stables for (Editor'* Note; ni>r A hunch of us were put to clean-1 Call Manchester 6046 dogvDrummond; WTHT — Lum re)Jortedly threw over the Natural ncHs iiu the First Hay; Maddnx'a re<>eni re\eiatton of K8T Oiilv Two Uhflamaged w n c —Backstage Wife. motion Is Held at 3 horses, garage, 3 acres, clear^. Immediate occupancy,' Ing up .warehoiise.s. We^ sawi 4:15—WTHT — Music Hall; and A^ner;' WTK3—Cavalcade Bridge in 1858 has brought 810 to 813.500. .Substantial cash needed.. Shown *Hy appointpient only. lr»y. Ward in Hi^ Ser-j food 'wastage liy the army Of the 200 TW Ex­ J South Metliodist a university professor and possibly ' 1,326 tlralPM Stild mountaui.s of potatoes iii .sai ka > w n c —Stella Dallas. of America. _ ✓ haa brought a ahower of let­ I p s IS C ’'- 8;15-W TH'TVEd Sullivan. resulted in discovery.^ of a new flAon Calls for Littlr' ter* and telephone call* from 4:30—WDRC—Life Can Be Beau­ " 7 ^ that had been chewed by rats and , isted Before War tiful; w n c —Lorenzo Jones. 8:30—WDRC ^ Crime Photo­ The service of promotion and mathematical formula. The Mnnehesfet Strawberry , Koldiera and former aoldier*. all ki)Ki» of .spoile. to put its kitchen W order. destruction are the 'representa­ ord Shop: WONS — Captain 9;30— WONS— Spotlight Band; thrown a rock over Natural Bridge. Tlie market will be open' part of Uie big people thus holding Inc.) tive church of the once fashion­ diplomas of graduation and the up normal processes of production I peacetimn itmiy'" SIMONIZING Midnight; WTHT — Jack Arm­ WTHT— Forever Tops; Harry special awards. James McKay pre­ May came to Washington a i^ malnder of this week, exec EVERY MONDAY ! If that sounrtt;^ like a GI gripe, able west side, the Kaiser Wil- strong; w n c —Just Plain Bill. Wlsmer: WTIC— Information iirdny, for auction sales of • today it 1s also greed on the part New York (NKA). aoldiers | helfn Memorial Church, erected sided at the console of the organ. Lee university in Lexington, .f4 of the people up and down oui here are quotes fru(i> officrt-s: The B4)dy Shop Method 5;4(j _WONS — Tom Mix; WTHT * miles from the birdge, and and former soldiers from buck pri- ^ in 1S95 in memory of Wilhelm I. —Tennessee Jed; WTIC—Front Tbotto With Perfect .\ttendanc« Penny Bingo Starting At 7 ;30 P. M. streets which makes It so difficult, I • Colonel, .Springfield. Mas*.: 10:00— “WDRC — .Screen Guild The following children were if such a feat could be dong. Prof. for everyone to get hi* share of vatca to "chicken colonels” are | The church is a total loss. Page Frtfrell. Players: WONS— Description "The War Department should not Almost gqually badly damaged SOLIMENE & FLAGG. Inc. awaided for perfect at­ Earle K. Paxton, assocloW profes­ Regillar Bingo At 8:00 P. M. the necessities in everyday .ahop- demanding today that the ai my do | be allowed to file the rftport and Evening ' of Boxing Bout: WTHT Ed­ sor of mathematics, replied that Boilers ami CliiiiineyH And the is the Doth, or Evangelical Cathe­ 884 Center S t TeL slot tendance; David B, Ward, second .something about wa.stefiil fooort’’ lin, Dr. Otto Dlbelius, and the Orchestra; WTIC — News: St. The following children were fnin.i the church on North Main deep, longer lasting waves XVay it found to so distribute the is piling ii|i like the mountain of supplies against which a few of the soldiers’ quotes are etched.______dean, the Rev. Heinrich Grueber, WONS — Henry J. Taylor; awarded Bibles upon their gradua­ magazine so far has not published John L. Hennessy In installments! more on us But could any- WTHT — Lone Ranger; WTIC Louis Serenade'. an answer and until' It dvies. Pax­ street nt 9:30 a. ni. physical elements at hand that starting last September and which | ^op the higlier-ups Irom former concentration camp in­ 12:30 - WONS l5ddy Howard’s tion from the Primary department there will be enough for all and mate, preach there frequently. For Auto Repairs. —Veteran’s Question Box. ton is not revealing his. He has. Each person will take a lunch. in a style that's easy to Paterson released only in a draa-• „h(pipnjr more to us? If you think Woat Point clique Hundreds of And my mother back^home could soon found that trying to prevent 7:45—WONS — Inside of Spoils; Orchestra: WTIC— Nat Bran- in the Junior‘department: aome left over. If we had the grace Totally destroyed in downtown Avid Anderson, Robert Ander­ figured out, though, that to throw Soda and ice rrqam will he provid­ tlcally boiled-down hand-out on so you do not know the army sys­ thousands of tons of food wasted npt buy a can." waste of food was like batting Washing. Polishing. WTIC—Musical Appetizer. dwynne Orchestra^ a stone over Natural Bridge ed with milk for the younger chil­ and courage to apply that spirit A corporal at Camp Hood said ■ our heads against a atone wall.” Berlin were such landmarks as son, Alice Barlow, Jacqueline Ben­ manage . . . that does the to our situation today we could April 29. tem. Only an investigation in does this cllqiie care ? Not if would require as much effort ' as dren. Congres.s can sca:'e them." his commanding officer laughing­ ‘Here's something to add to the Trinity Church in which the nett, Valerie. Boehm, John Chris­ radically change the circumstances From Cahfornia to Ma.ssachu-1 changing the .system .strips them late President Paul van Hlnden- Lubrication Service. to throw a fiorizontal distance of There will he a small charge for setts come new re]iorts of army Ex-major: "That NEA story . . . of power It's time the public ly said if he had much more sugar that NEA story on the army's tensen, Robert Edwards, Darlene about 520 feet. On October 12. most for youl of our time, the speaker said. stupidity about it food services," burg used to worship, also St. Elc._ Glamann, Marilyn Jamiason, tran.sportation for adults. W. E. Have Spiritual Reserve food waste by letter, postcard will stir civilians and foi nicr Woke up. " sent to him he'd have to store it Television’s Biggest Event 1910. CTlncinnatl Reds outfielder Schober. superintendent of tjie on the drill field. That was when write.s an ex-.sergeant. "My sister Nikolai and the Klosterkirche. Stop At l^icards Jenkins, Norma Kavanagh, The surest vyay of building a and telephone. Some correspond- i (ji j„ e 3 t,, action ,-we hope. But Says a GI: "Pineaiitile juicci During the year, seventy-two Sheldon Le Jeune made a hori­ church school, hope.s many of the ents aasefts inefficient handling is sugar bowls in mariy homes were waited two months for her hqs- Carol Kohler, Kenneth LaCoss, Ja ­ zontal throw with a baseball ot spiritual reserve sr.!d Mr. Ward, will the army do anything about We had .so much it ran out of Protestant churches were provi­ net Larson, John Leander, Joan parent.* and friends will come la to share the apiritual expert still wasting vast quantities of | it? Not if they can help it. The our ears. We begged the mess empty. band to get home from the South To Be Louis-Cqnn Fight 426 feet nine and one-half inches. Pacific because tliere were 15, sionally restored sufficiently to Lewis, Sylvia McCarthy, David along to enjoy the picnic with the PERMANENTS from $8.50 ances which we have now. In ma- food. Writes an angry peacetim#' Committee reconimonds a sepa­ .sergeant to give u» something An air corps captain said he "This," Paxton says, "suggests children. tried to put policies similar to ships tied up in Seattle for which i ctiab^ members to worship in Griswold's McConnell. that po.ssibly the stone thrown by tarial things we face a situation i draftee; rate army foofi service corp.s to else. He .said to keep on drinking basements or aide-chapels. Judith Meyer, Edwin Minor, Rob­ whera the more we share them | "That report about the army act independently, the way the it until it was used up. We don’t those recommended by the com­ the aripy couldn't supply cooks. ’ SERVICE STATION (Eastern Standard — .\dd One^ Tuesday items: NBC— 10 a. m. Tubbs went over one side of the mittee info effect on this, station Why? BNcsuse after the war the Dr. Gerhard Jacobi, paator of Hour fur Daylight). Fred Waring Mu.sic; 12 noon U. S. ert Morrisdli, James Munsic, Pris­ bridge and gave the appearance the lees we have. In spiritual mat- wasting tons of food during the Signal and Medical corjis act. ask foi it. we don't want it. but -Phone 8459 cilla Prentice, Ricliard Robbins, ters the more we share the more ,,, anything about But that will be blocked by the we keep getting^il shipped lo us. ■’but other officers and myself army had to discharge its civilian- the Memorial CHiiirch, has stated; New York, June 17 -(/Ti—Tele­ Navy Band: 5:15 John Newberry from the thrower's point of view soldier cooks and hadn't ^ny re­ "It is our fond hope that the. 174 West Center Street Children’s Book Awards: 7:30 Conrad Shannon, Nancy Slover, of having gone over the bridge." we have. To keep one s sense of vision's biggest even yet —the Qod one must share with others his placement program. And I don’t Protestants of America may help Date With Judy; 10:30 Blue Baron Gail Stevenson. Agnes Stocks, Stop Worrying axperlence of Ood, and to add skeleton proposal of a treaty with British Hear think they have any replacement ua rebuild this battered church. Louls-Conn outdoor fight on Wed­ Band. CBS - 10 a. m. Godfrey's Merle Swallow, Robert Tildon, tnasuras to the soul one must Says British Romania was ready for submission Engagpni ents program today for the boys re­ Recently FTofessor Schneider of nesday night—is being confronted Show: 2:30 p. ni. Cinderella Inc.: Ralph A. Ward, Guy Wilsbq, James to the minister.^. The treaty was with a problem no one can solve in Woods, About share the gifts he has to meet the | cently drafted. Let's,have Con­ Eden College, St. Louis, Mo., vis­ .5:15 Basil O’Conhor on "Red • STYLISTS TO CONNECTICUT'S SMARTEST WOMEN needs of others. Wisdom for our i Pill Damper understood to inchitio recognition Bread to Go gress do a little investigating." ited us. I suggested that Eden Notice the short time Intervening. There Cross in a New World": 7 Big The church school picnic a*’'* REAL ESTATE Lightning f day is found in the words of the J of the transfer of Bc.-isarnbia to the From, Arkansas a former ser­ College, from which I hold a doc­ just won’t be enough receivers to Town: 9:30 Open Hearing. ABC outing will be held this comihg Master, "lay not up' for yourselves Soviet union. Hutchinson-Woodruff On Rationing geant from World War 1 writes tor’s degree,' take the sponsorship go around in New 'York. Phlladel- — 11 a. m. Glamor Monor: 2 p. m. Saturd.iy at Foiest Park in Spring- That Yoo May Own— treasures upon earth, where moth On Air Talk ^ 'Pile ministers were repotted at Dr. and Mrs. Watson Woodruff that he has sent a copy of NEA’s for raising two million dollars, Zoning Board of Appeals -phis and Washington, the three Al Pearce Gang: 4:45 Tennes.see fieid. All reservations were to be • Your Home ' Install Lightning Rods 9R5 M.MN STHEKT TELEPHONE 8951 •nd mat doth corrupt; and where I I the la.sl conference to have agreed “of Avon, announce the engage­ dispatch to Sen. J. William Ful- j But that's ' as far as the matter centers to be hboked together in a Jed: 6:30 Rex Maupin Music 'Va­ made by today for bus transporta­ a Investment Property In accordance, with the require­ television network. • Farms or Business Pro(>er- On Your Home! G. Harvey Schultz will be at the Manchester Salon .thieves break through and steal. | (Continued From .Page One) on restoring Transylvania to Ro­ ment of their daughter, Betty, , to (Continued from Page One) bright saying: "This is the kind has gone.” riety: 8:30 Doctors Talk It Over. tion. . All are to bring picnic \|hit lay up for yourselves tress-1 mania. as provided in the term.s of Jonallian Hutchinson, son of ^^r of information that is a must fori Dr. Jaco'ol was one of the outr ments of the zoning regulations of It’s attributable to another of M BS—11:30 a. m. Command lunches and equipment for qathing. ty. ‘ " We are agent* for the Na­ >lo., Hill street, BrihiH. i ing Board ef Appea-8 will hold a dio manufacturers hav'e advanced tiful: 3:45 Mutual Music: 6:45 (re­ vations at the church office. ■ values—Income derived, etc.. Ir­ world’* largest llglilnlng rod .script, we were compelled to can- it might seem. | public hearing in the Municipal far enough in production schedules Spectatora cel the talk and substitute another { Mi.sa Woodniff graduated from "In total quantity, we as a na- . peat 7:15) Ubill Brandt Sports; respective of ontstde nr impar­ manufacturer. We also have Are Trial To Court the Manthe.sler High school. Syra- I Building, Thursday evening, June to give much attention to ' tele­ 9:15 Upton Close. tial appraisal*. the trained men to inniall them talk for it." ■ • O ■ tion are only eating about seven 20tli at 8:00 P. M., on the follow­ vision. ruse University, and the Vale per cent less than we did before It It Is your dcciflnn to make according to Insurance under­ Danv*t\-(/Pi—A' Social science Smith said he siilnuittcd t h c ' ^ p i l l l l a \ t* p O I* l ing applications: Thus, available receivers will be writer*’ requirement*, which en­ script six days ahead of the broad- ' ' • School of Nur.sing. Upon graduat­ the u'ar.” he said. "Richer people those of the pre-war days which Ellington any change*, we stand ready lo taadisr assigned six Junior high ing she was comniistsloned, a ‘2nd are getting considerably less food \ If you’re and need cash. . . Application of Ethel Brodeur serve yon. C)a*h r- no red ta()e. titles ymo to a disronni on your ool boys to attend the trial of cast scheduled for June la. BBC re­ BUSY for extension of permission to op­ have been realigned to new operat­ fire InHurance. quested .sonie changes to which he Delmlt* Slal4*-oar probIpin. 'Poroonort 1* $100 'coftta $'!0.60 when promptly it may be putting on a real tele­ is being sponsored by the Grange txmths will be included, even a for­ Richard V. Jurkson than I’ve already made.” Bristol High school and the Uni­ limit has undoubtedly been reach­ repaid In 13 monthly eonaecntiT# street near junction of Olcott 6 Dover Road or .Court attendants had arranged or Gromyko jwould ua» tlic vel^o, : Tltit Rervico It the vision splurge not unlike the big Home Economics Society. tune teller as Ellington church 26 Alexander Street Taylor Street Smith said V, Allfoni. head iof versity of Connecticut. He served ed at the point at which we have j tray to ert one. Jobt phone o* inatallmenta of $10.03 cneh. street and Hartford Road In a boOAt - broadca.sting got back in to have the officer ther^ ^ cau se abstain from* voting, or abstain | Residence A A zone. The regular meeting of Tolland much be painted and repairedf so ' Phone 4112 nr 7275 TELEPHONE 5986 the day before another grqup of the Forces Educational piogram, from voli)ig and contend .such ac­ ovcrsea.s with the 70lli Infantry to make all preparations for bread your nppllrntlon. Then nnko one I 1921 by the Dempsey-Carpentier told him the commentary was con­ rationing." vUit to oor oMee by nppolotment 1 Application of Mrs. Lester Sil- Grange will be held in the Grange funds must be raised. teen-age boye had done the\ trial tion did not constitute a veto.' Divi.>?ion, being discharged with (on yourAnnrh hour if yon wUh) fight will limit the away-frnm rooms Tue.sday, June 18. at 8 The (Tub Scout Dens meet at decorum no good by ealling out. troversial and they did not want to The Soviet position haa been the rank of captain. He holds the Soap Rationing to Be Slashed to eiSB. bbIK (Bt. the cneh. I ver for permission to operate ringside-audience somewhat. But present any controversial matter T ^ iA o n a fi I roadside stand at 328 Middle o’clock. A picnic is in the plan­ 3:15 p. m., one den with Mrs. Fred "Attatioy, Peanuts!" while the ac­ that the Security cpimcll .should | Silver Star and the Distinguished Strachey said there were other ^ Tonne made on^our tlcnntore it will be plenty big nonetheless. ning stage. * . Hemmler and the other with Mrs. cused ,,youth was teetlfying. without balancing comment. call for an immediate break in re­ Ser\'ice C*ross. He is employed at "painfully short" items and an- ; nione. Prompt, prUnte. friendly FINANCE CO: I Tqrnpike, east, in a Residence A ‘ Every television set owner is Rev, Hollis M. French, formerly . Among other things Smith's I zone. James Winnan. lations W illi the Franco govern­ the Nutmeg Tool and Products pounced that the present soap ra- . oerilce. A lono nt *Pertonar state Theater BuHdhig being flooded with requests, even of the Tollapd Federated chuirh, The Brownies meet Tuesday af- | commentary complained that -cor­ ment and not pass the is.sue to the ' Co. of Norwich. tion of "tliree average sized bars a eetnhlUhee your credit nationwide Second Floor Phone 84S0 1 Application of Donald McPher­ demands, for a chance to lofik in. at nearly 400 offiret. C'all oa to­ has been assigned to Wood’s Hole ternoon at 3:00 o'clock at the] respondents assigned to coverage General As.sembiy. Hovveveri^ in The wedding will lake place in month " would definitely be slai>h- D. H. Havey. Mgr. ------son for permission to use garage All sorts of inducement,s are being Methodist church by the New Eng­ Junior Delight of the Paris conference get their day if yon need 110 to $300 to nid at rear 90-92 Oak street os Up­ church. V I some quarters it wa.s believed that-j tlie fall. cd. Llcenae No. S9t offered just to squeeze into some­ land Southern Conference. The choir rehearsal will be held ■ infornhation from their own na­ I Gromyko might hesitate to invoke The minister leaves by plane to- holstering Shop in a Residence C one’s living room or other view­ tional representatives. Miss Jean French and John Thursday evening at the home of ' j an outright virio on the theory ...... II II D ...,.!. day for food talks In Canada and zone. ing spots. Home audiences of 40 Frenph were week-end giresta of Hear Ouly One. Viewpoint tascist la ir Hall Now Shoe Repair; meeting of the or more are expected to be usual. Mrs. Milo E. Hayes. I ''" uv'T " * ’”'" '. , I that It was hetter to have some Application of Eva E. Failing out Of town friends. Plans are shaping up for the , "You will hear the-jviewpoint of! action t.'iUcn tlvin none at all. • | ‘ * Internationnl Emergency Food for permission to erect ahad for Due to all this pressure, It your side and not that of the ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Fagerstrom of Sunday School picnic to be held at KEMP’S, Inc. Would Be ,\loiig lllflereiit Line* council in the IT. S. stora.ge purposes at 366 HlUthrd would seem the number of persons East Haven wore Saturday guests other," it declared in developing Should Great Britain's, opposi­ Romc--i.T .In an unfinished seeing the fight will tie the largest Forest Perk Saturday, June 22. Furniture and Mu.'^ic the contention that Russia was not marble pavilion Benito Mussolini atreet in a Residence A zone. of Mr. and Mrs. L. Ernbst Hall. i tion to the report materialize it , Lloyds of London once sold Application of Charle» Lachat on record. Conservatively, the Miss Lillian Weingartner and solely responsible f,or failure of probalilv would be along different | built for Fascism’snnnnnn never-held figure could top 500,000, with -Jiy 'The thigh bone is the longest Assist in.,Building a liecord Library; ' the foreign ministecs. to roach ships by candle. When a ship was for oermlssibn to build under­ William Konior of "rolland were and strongest in the human body. lines than the, Russian stand, in /‘“ r. -betng auctibned, a stump of can­ sized house on property on Union far the biggest share non-paying attendants at the Riiby-Boyer wed­ agreement. view of the Briti.sili Labor p.arty's' “'“f^hed shoes aye being sorted second-hand lookers. For Those Wiio, Knowing Music, Want a Well- "History will record as one of dle was lighted, and t)ie instant Place in a Rural zone. ding in Stafford Springs, Satur­ recent declaration against apply- "id lejmenuted the candle went out. the highest Television men say the tough- day. June 8. Balanced Collection . the outstanding consequences of ing sanctions to Spain...... 5 000,000 pairs Application of. Salvatora* Leone ’-est receiver job haa been -to 'ob-. World war TSvo.” the script added, * , , o of Allied Army castoffs which bidder at that moment got the for lermlssion to enclose existing At the Commuinty Council meet­ ship. * tiiln enough sets for Washington. ing held recently, Donald Hurd FENDER ($ND For Those Who Wish To Learn To Love Great “that not one but two great na­ porch closer to street lino than They are particularly anxious to tions expanded their influence In was watched closely in relation to BINGO zoning, regulations allow at 162 was elected chairman, Mrs. Harry Music the veto'issue The charter mere-' Pleather-short countries, have as many government officials Needham, secretary, and Miss BODY WORK astonishing degree. One is Ru.ssik West C,enter street In a Residence watching as possible in the hope —the other the United Strtt.es,” ly states that .seven affirmative ] ^he foot-' zone.’ Catharine Bartlett, treasurer, of votes, mcludlnp all the i wear for. siM and degree of wear I 24 HOUR SERVICE ,:'.r:taactt6n“ "for ,J;elevlsion will be the Tollend Community Building SOLIMENE & FLAGG Application of Leon Cicozynaki favorable. are reqmiexi or pa.saage^ No pro-, ^ cobbler,^ for need-' for permission to erect dwelling committee. INC. MELODIES THE Italian Peace vision is made for abstaining, ex-. " . TOMORROW NIOHT . The telecast is being done on an Nine from Tolland were among 684 Center St. " Tel. 8101 cept when a nation is a party to |cd refurnishing. call 4 closer to the side line than xonlng exclusive basis by NBC over regulatiqns allow on lot No. 25 on the students in the Rockville High the dispute, and subsequently the UNRRA said 55 p y cent of the WNBT, New York, with Phllco’a school that graduated Thursday at Job Resiiiiietl charter does not .state whetheri shoes were found to iieed___ no re -! MANCHESTER TAXI CO. Westfield street in a Residence B WPTZ at Phlledalphia and Du­ The project ^ p loy s '130! 8:16 at the Sykes .Auditorium. WORLD HAS LOVED failure to vqje is ab'tually a veto. ‘ P*'*‘s Proprietor Attention - • AMERICAN LEGION HOME zone. mont’s W.3XW^ at Washington They arc as follows: James Cole­ ■* T«r3Eve»y Call Application of Joseph K. Bueb- (Continued from Page One) Tlie United States, France,] P^faons Leonard Street hooked in by coaxial cable.' man Burke, Robert William Duell, (Grouj) 3 in Kh^MP’.S Record SeI(>ction Series) China, Australia, Roland, Egypt. ner for permission to erect broeze- On the air tonight: NBC - Evelyn Mao Franc, Haroldine Chess J-'ans I’lay Fair, with P'obHe wayand garage attached to dwell­ tlonal public are expecting from - « » Nrther)a"^^^ Radio Supper Club; 7:30 Barlo.w Diana Graham. Robert Gerard r f. endorsed the report, but the votes Library ' GRAND SWEEPTAKES ing closer to aide line than zoning concert; 8 Fritz Kreisl^r in Voor- Mather. Howard Leonard Metcalf, PIANO CONCERTO NO. 2, the delegates of both these coun­ regiilatiohg allow at 64 Foxcroft YOUR tries constructive steps toward the of Russia and Great Britain are a hees concert; 9 Contented concert: Eldward Stanley Jandrucek, who IN C M IN O R...... RachmaninofT nettled for approval under the Big Riehmond, Va.—i/Pi—(TThess play­ Cattle and Horses Strive in a Residence A zone. 9:30 Doc I. Q._ CBS— 6:30 (re­ 'abhitiOR^^ disputed problems,” ers rank high orr thr-ltst of good INDIVIDUAL SEAT'S! DOOR PRIZE! are planning to go to college, havr Sergei RachmaninofT with Leoiiold Stokowski Five provision. tRL'CKED ANYWHERE Application of Harry J. Flrato. peat 9;30) Bob Hawk Quiz; ing taken the College course; Marv the agencintald. The Economic...... add »Social...... coun-...... citizeni 80 far a.s Thomas P. Ayer, for- permlssion to erect addition to Jackie Coogan. Skit; 8 Radio and The Philadelphia Orchestra ^ Buckle Down to Joli ANY ■nWE! Jane CftldwenreoftiTHMSeial course'; ciU which hopes to wind up lts '*^*iY librarian, is concerned, existing garage closer to oMe line Thootef "Fallen Angel"; 9 Lana Harry Robert Fogil; general ENGINE: Victor DM-58 T^he deputy , foreign miniator.*,' current session bv Saturday,.; “They evidently have s high than, lotilng regulationo oUow at Turner in “Marriage Is a Private meanwhile, buckled down, to the Call MlTiichefler PENNY BIN(iO REGULAR BINGO course. , \ plunged into anotheV week o f; »«nse of responsibility^" he said, 99 .Plymouth Lane in a Rostdeliee Affair", a 6 c — 7:30 The Fat Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mlffltt of F in l a n d ia ' (Tone Poem). . . .;.. .Slbelius 3OT~bT w'riting a priority list of heavy work. "for their books are .never over­ 6 0 4 6 ' 7:.T0 TO 8:15 STARTS AT 8:20 J iX oope. Man; 8:30 Paul Whitemah Music; Effective June 18 disputed points of the Italian Tolland avenue. Tolland, announce Leopold Stokowski and The Philadelphia due; but are always renewed on Application of Frank Stemler 9:15 Attorney General Clark on a ’ treaty for .submission to their time. ‘ B ■ the engagement of their daughter, 'Orchestra \ Here’s g6'od news for travelers: more comfort, with many Hknd Give* 'tTp His Place on for permission to erect (Iwelling "Youth in America"; 9:30 Ques- Ldlllan M. Schrump, to Edward J. ! chiefs. Old "They also are obviously gen­ tion for AmerlM. MBS— 7 (re­ , Victor 7412 more seats available—more convenience, with buses leaving . , the .Sun on undersized lot stfuth of 534 Robb, forrnerly lieutenant, U.S.S. at more frequent, well timed intervals! Take,#, look-at these, An American liiiforniaiit - ex­ erous since 4.5,of tlie library’s 01 Keeney street in a Rural zone. peat 10:30) Bulldog Drummond; R„ “ son of Mr. and Mra. Joseph pressed belief that if a ^tSsfaclory books on chess have been donated 7:30 Gregory Hood Casebook; 9 • • -MiKW’'STF. AIDA (Iloavenly A ida)...... VCrdi samples of Greyhound’s increased service — ask knout im­ solution could be found for Trieste, Baltimore —‘ (VPi — Abraham G. by them.” The Application of Albert Wilson Robb, of Vernon Center, who is at 'Miss”? Enrico Caruso with Victor Symphony Or­ proved schedules to other destinations all over America. Cole, 76, collector for the Balti­ for nermlsslon to make repairs to Bout Aaron Perry vs. Danny Kap- present attending Harvard Univer- the council would encounter little Uow. • alty. .' difficulty in writing the Remainder more Suiipapers, is retiring after dwelling whicb is clossi to street ^ Now’s the time to 6njoy chestra ' , 8055 Legal Notices line »han zoning regulations allow Victor 7770 ~' ll- ll 1 of the treaty. Other disputed 60 years’ unbroken sendee, which DeWey-Richman new ^ fo rm a n ce with a Buses Dally ^points on the Italian question are: began with a job reading the news at 734 Parker street In a Rural NEW YORK AT A OOI’HT o k PROBATK held .complete engine tune-up THE .foCKEY ON THE CARROUSEL (From By Sue Bumeft 4, The llalian-Yugoslav-' froii- \p the founder of the papers, Aru- at M»iict)eiitBr. within amt for the gone. One of lyour most ‘lived-in’ Ii tier. This is lieti' up w'i^li the nah S. Abell, whoso sight hud fail­ District of Manchester, on the 15th Co. Application of NuHomea, Incor- ON YOUR RADIO TONIGHT AT 9:00 . . for increased power, “I Dreani\Too Much") ...... Kern dresses all summer—a stunning I Trieste issue. ed. day of June.'A .D ., IBtfi, porat«td, for pennisaton to con­ fuel economy ,ahd the Buses Dally Cole started work in 1886—when Present HON. WILLIAM S. HTDB. OCULIST : struct four dwetUnga noaror to L’AMOUU, TOUJOURS, L’AMOUR ("Love Ever­ fitted midriff for juniors to make I 2. Reparations. Russia, in uppo- Judge. smoother, more depend* BOSTON In ■ bold striped fabric, used hori- 1j silidn ?■ to ■ Britain and* the U. S., type was still hand set—as an of­ Trust estates of Florence It. Case. the side lines than ooning rem>lA* lasting”) ...... aCushing & Friml fice boy. ■ ' PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED lions permit on iota No. 160. 162, 74* lELEraONE HOUH" WtiCWEAF able operation yoqr car aontally for yoke and sleeves. Fin-11 holds -that repaTatlons should ,b6 Dorothy A. Case anil Wjtlls Case , Lily Pons (Soprano) with Maurice Abravane! Bum* Dally ! partly paid from current Italian A nativfe of Maryland, he plans u-w of, Lawrence W. fase. late of 171, 172 located on Columbiu and can offer. Oor com­ Buses Dally Uh with unusual novelty buttons. NEW FRAMES Conducting N. YO R K 10:19 .V .M„ e.iut. Simple to make- today’s ABC production and that thejallucating to spend a lot of time doing odd Manchester, In said. District, deceas­ Lockwood atreetg in h Residence pletely-equipped service BOSTON 6:S2 M„ e.s.t. chores around the house for his ed. LENS DUPl.lCATED A zone. * Columbia 71698 8:,57 .4. M., e.a.1.. " 12:44 P. !)I„ iBJi-t. Special. of Italian warships should not The Hartford National Bank and department is designed " 2:19 P, M-, e.*.t. Pattern No. 8055 is designed for count- as reparations. wife, Minnie, whom he married in T ru st, Company. Trustee, having ex> REPAIRS MADE State of Conneetteut FRITZ KREISLER 10:24 M.. e.s.l. 1894. hibited its annual' acrbiihts with uid to offer you low-cost CONCERTO NO. 1. IN B FLAT MINOR. 1:13 P. M„ e.s.l. " 4:24 P. M. ,e.*.l. U. 12, le, 14. 16 and 18. Size Differ About Colonies RsK|UtreiiieBt " 8:25 P. M.. e.s,t. --12 requires 3 1-2 yards of 35 or 3. Colonies. The United States estate to this Court for allonance.cit Application of Tumplko Auto , ^ VIO|lNlST service for greater driv­ OP. NO. 23 , ...... \ .Tchaikovsky 2:04 I*. M. e,.*.t. is 4:29 P. .5 !.. e.*.l. " 12:07 A. M., a .* .* . 8t-lnch fabric. has favored turning the problem Prisoners of Nazis U'rite Book on ORDEUED: That Hie 24th day of Body Worko for Oertlflort* of Ap­ ing satisfaction. Egon Petri, (Pianist), with) The London proval for goaollnt station to be \ 7:2S P. .M„ e.*.t. For thia pattern, aend 25 ceuta. over to the Uplted Nations if The Them June, 1946. at 9 o’clock, (d.s^.t.l fore­ P R D O R A M Philharmqnic Orchestra Coins, yoUr name,..^ddre«s, size ministers themselves cart reach no noon, at tin- Probate Office^ In tlio Balance Ybur Wheels located St 166 West Middle Turn­ Siunlclpal Building in said Manrhea- REUPHOLSTER - - - pike in a Business^ sone. t Columbia MM-318 ' Ask About Time Saving r..\ P R E S S Scheduler xAaatred, and Pattern Number solution. Russia and France, want Munich—(iPi—Gen. <> Lucian D. Sword Dance from “Osynne"...... Khatchsturtan Italy.to retain trusteeship over her ter. be and the tame Is aaslgiied for . . . Um Gnoiantaa qnoaty OMy. Tear solte stripped te the (raoM ' g >'o Loral Stops. Bue Burnett^ ^ttlitTfiFster Eve- Truscolt. commander of th* Third a hearing on tlie allowanre of said ac­ oad ceoipletetar rebaUt ta ear owa ahap by-expert eroftnain. New All persona interMted m ^ at­ LaFoila ...... CoreUl'KrelsIer Carter Herald, 1J50 Avc. Americas, own colonies, under the Urtlted Na­ counts with said estates, and this For Lonjter Tire Life ’This is one of a series of Record Suggestions in which American Army, is one of the few springs sad fOliag oMod. Pieesa rwqtled. ^ ig d u a rb nftalsbtd. tend this hearing, Eapana ...... Chabiler c e n t e r 'TRAVEL AGENCY York 19, N. Y. tions. Britain wants the trustee- owners of a literary work graph­ Court directs t)iat nollco of the tlnie* Choice e( floe eevetiagfi YeaV he soigeed at the rceoH. Zoning Board of Appesla Songs My Mother Taught Me...... Dvorak-Krel*ler KEMP’S REtJURD DEPARTMENT is presenting records - Exciting - Different - the sbip of (jierenaica. and place aaaigiied fo,r said hearing be Latest Type selcctM) from five music-groups beginning with music that 493 Main Street Telephone ically describing the growth of given to all persons'ipiown to ba in­ CONTSNUNT TERMI By .Stars In My Eyes ...... T77.\....,.Krelaler aer Issue of Fashion. Send After the Italian treaty Is con- Nazism from 1918 to 1945. _^ terested therein to appear 'end be . Balancing Equipment R. W. Goalee^ has an instant a"p|!>eal and concluding with music tor which r-five canta for your copy of ■Idtred, the ministers are scheduled Par asrlsct satlslsstlsa Chairmtn. Chevrolet Co. one needs a listening background for full enjoyment. hesed tliereon by publishing a copy of Liberated inmates of Nazi coii^ Ckll Hsrtlord A«nS, SNocavars Mad«-la^Ofdw >pa|N book of ideaa and pal­ to take up Balkan treaties, the centration camps in Bavaria have this brdef 4n some newspaper having All Wheels Packed WUh Martin E. Alvord, B circulation in said District, at least Ur writs t« ^ al RasaanaMa PrisMs*' Keep these advertisements to form a "full "Course," lor all borne aets'era . . . aug- Oerman situation, Austria and the compiled data for thia book. The . the Proper Lahricant Oaaraatsa Cahelslary Co. BaertUry. 195 Centei‘ Street nationally known faah- five dsys before the day ot said bear­ i or call St KEMP’S for a booklet, "Your Record'Library,’’ present political situation in Italy. Bavarian atate commisalohee for ing. and by mailing in a registered Including more recoVda in each croup. . special pa^ttema by The Italian political ''Status, which political prisoners, Otto Aster, and letter, on or before Jwbe 17. .1946. a Phone 6874 ir iW designtra . . . Russia has described as verging on G ottli^ Braqtz, vice president of copy of tills order to rioi-ence R, CNse. Nieh«1s^BristoU Inc* GUARANTEE UPHOLSTERY CO. erica's tal-,j civil war, will .be studied at Soviet the Bavarian Red Croee, presented Dorothy Case Jacobson. A. Wells Case. 1S8I MAIN ST. HARTFOBD Reud Herald Advt. r I lablsteuce. I' Care of Florence R. Case. Guardian, all 158 Cehtbr iit. Tel. 4047 ------^ the book to Hie general on their ot 10 Jfan Road. Manchattar, Conn. M M a t At m Mfkt ritaa ^ ShlMWln WIU C»U wfUi riiU U m ol ■■mlM i ^morioia Inforesanta said a bchoU. WILLIAM 6. HYDE. Judge. 4 \ \ .f-'r- MANCHESIER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MO.VD.AI. .lUNB 17. 1D4» MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, .MANUHESTEK, CUN.N., MUMlAY, JUNE 17, 194S PAGE

tVaterlown Wt'erlnarlan Dlea Waterbury yuterday follo.wlng a l.^iiKr 1932-when he retired 'from Kanaa • ly. Kans. Mia widovv aur- ain, aecond Junior vice command-[ dt^ed Biinnel. New London, Con­ lt)-lire I the New Haven, company with Watertown. June 17 Dr. ' aona aurvlve. Funeral arrange* ' which he became a.aaotflatcd Nn Pan-Am Highway: You've Got to Fly (!oiitiniiecl Pay I lain; Horace Weaver, Stamford. fo0 lound equip-' A. P. Gilyard. 60. p»at president of | menta were Incomplete. Nine Violent - ,k 1.. ...I I nrltaln. patriotic instructor; Mrs. fflmirl|PBlrr »llv needed'tf) employ. V Kent. .lune 17 '’ V ' 1917 Me prtevioualy had been iden- Migh frequency a i Gertrude 'Parent. .New Britain. The furl that MC. Peti illo him- in this Histnm e. one ri eat vveslet n Willlaina. former presuient of Ihj I tilled w ith the United Drug com- ment haa now been developed to the ('onnectlcut State Vetertnar-' ------Martin, Waterbury. tieaSurer. , ■ npany. New an-'v'. asaociailon and a veter.inai - ) Alfalta. a cloverlike perennial, . To Be Sought j sergeant-at-arms; and Mrs. Paul- .self ia Ro eHgei and vvlUlns to demo<»a<> la tivlUK to piactlce .Seamleaa Rubber I pany of Boston. Maaa.. and the detect flaws in thick aheeta of Part Way to Travel the Whole Road Other auxiliary officers: liie Talmadge, historian. ^ OnDa 'CII'CUtTAIN OATf Of I______, tontinij ifrralb Haven, died audden yeaterday. at lan hercjfor 3H yvaia. died at la a native of aouthweatern Asia. State Deaths^ I have a rouit te.at of the .lya Act what it pieM he.a to Rnsaia tf • Kelly and Wtlllama I'oippany oi Mrs. Mary Bennett, Middle- Speaker at the session's cloa- TillsIs arnKresi medicine Is tamout PUW1.18HUL) HV l'Ht> hia home. Me IW'V re.aided iieie met?' relieve painful dlstreee and Ui HBRALO PRINTING CO. INC. has led to anapiciona that ('on- AmeriCH ahoiiM beRin to do l.ke- town. senior vice commander; tng banquet Included U. S. Rep. nenaua,naiu. trrltabla teeUnga, ct - II BiRMii Strev! Low (Ait'll Housing Also Mrs. Mae K. Nugent, West Ha­ Herman P. Kopplemann, iD. daysl-« — whenw due to female fune-'-^J »rea‘a mav not have anLcee(led^^n wise, we ahonld .v^nslder the canae Two Youths Killed in m l iSi MancncRtsi. Conn. Advorutod by DisahliMl ven. Junior vice commander; >Irs. Conn.i; Deputy State Labor Com- tiomi iSomhlr duturhanocti TUUMAP PEHOUBUN ,ta leRislaUve pnrpoae. B.it .Mr. of p.-a. e aaaure.l, GMnarol MansBai / Plane Crash; Vet ami Ethel Riftow, Hartford, chaplain: mlHSlonei William G. Iannis, and Aiiirriraii VrIrraiiH Isabelle Martone, Waterhuiy, t'apt. Cicero P. Hogan of Cincln- mui.nmuinwi roundRd OrtnMr K IMl retrillo considera hmiaelf < ertain Bride Asph^ialeil to he the winner, no matter what adjutant; Mrs. Stflla Vairo, na,t1, a.ssistant national adjutant Pu01lih«d B**rr Brtnuil ERcspI Prldgeport, treasurer; Mrs. Mil- 1 of the day. ItundRy* «nd H<>l'd«»». Entered «t the , ^ ^ven if thr com ll Hartford. .Iqiie 17 i/Pr Con­ Keud Herald .Adv§. By The A^^iated Press tinued pay for veterans hospital- ! / f An alrplang crack-up in which I anil (onatitiilloiial. that w’ill not The Ized for injuries received in on- ' iuMCKIPTIUN HATE^ ...... - ...... two youths' were killed and the the-job tniininR, ahd -kiw-cost ' Unk Tear by Mall ...... -V---- * 1 bother M r.'Petiillo. Me will call ■% aaphyxiatifin of a recently married bousing wei-e s.sked In re.-tolutlons ^ Pai nonU) by Mall a Reneifll. nntion-wliie strike of Imgie Copy ...... Doctor couple yveie among the accidents adopted by the annual department Delltered One Tear all miisiciana. pi oHiinialily until Glamorize your that helped give Connecticut a convention of Disabled American ffy WeRteni States anr. RMch time a.a fonRicas ll?elf violegt death toll of nine for- the Veterans wblch closed here yester­ UKMNEK u» \ i should become music hungry and wee)(-end. day wlG(r the election of officers. THE MacDONALD UPHOLSTERY CO. IS AS TMt ASatlClATEI' PMESa ^ p Tanirnz of BH.slol was ''tieg him to lesiimV his music, even Sa\^: /ohn M. Plante. 28-year-old Bris- Tha aaaoclatao Preat, '» eaclualealy GJl veteran, and his 21-ycar-old; decid'd . department commander •ntUlta to Iba uae ol repuollcatlon ol lf\it hs.s to he with three must- bride of three months. Yvette, | apn Mrs. Laura Doerfler of New . all nawa diapatnhae eredUed > U or not Kvelld ( vita ( loaelv 'Kesemhie / NEAR TO YOU AS YOUR TELEPHONE 1 lamMii tiiiTi pago.s and iimyc fans bedroom wi th were found dead yeaterday in a , ondon was elected commander of l> oOrerwlea erediteu in thie papei and SIvea, alw the ioe«l new* ponllRhed hera- for' e ^ ry miislnan . who plays, cottage on Spiindle Hill road, W ol­ the department auxiliary. f v cott. I Other Officers Elected ' All rl(bU. ol rapuDIKiatlnn ol apeelal I But whctliei or not there i an Bv \Mlllam \/f)'Brlen. M. D. Wolcott Medical Examineg Irv- \Other department officers elert- diapatcbee peraln are alao rcS'iaed. Written f^.NK.A Service Pull •ervlee-elient of N R. A. Seme* be any leghslative law to cover it. Ing M. Platt attributed death to \ ecTwere: 1 Inc. Mr. Petrlllo's system of o(irration X cyst oy sn eyelid (chala­ aiphyxlatlon by carbon monoxide j Uiban I^ang. Norwalk, senior pieces MTH .Macl)(»nald you can have superior upholstering the SI gas generated by a wd fire In | vice commander; Louis Medwicky, PuDl<«nar> Kepreaanlativee; j h» Is a deadly viorall'm of the law of zion I IS M enlargement of a ; the cottage. Bridgeport, first junior vice com­ JuMue Malbewa Spe< lal Ae*ncy —Ne" i common scn.sc. mnl a ilellliriate .small grand which follows atop- j 7 more convenient way. Rhone for one of our courteous Torh ChicJ»*D. Delroil and Boaton. Suffer Fractured SkiillM mander; Michael Reale, New Brit­ w campaign againsi progress. V\ hat page o f its duct. It la more com* I Victims In the other double and experienced salesmen to come to your home. He can show , mem BUM AUDI'’ riUREAti ^ Uf ! .Mr. Petiillo,is doing Is to make moiyfn adulta than in children, and j fatality were Robert W. Haynes. you flrsl hand, (at no expense to you) a variety of sample fabrics, CIKi TIATI o NR ______Ideas here, too, the American people pay for the It is iisiially confused with a stye. | 18, and Raymond M. Emmons, 17. * riit^Haraia printing Ikimpany. Inc.. both of Ten-yville. They were kill­ the type of upholstering most suitable to yotir furniture .affd niiatake of inventing ladio and ^ A ihalazlon requires weeks or WASHING ,\^rHINES f..ni..e. no floaneial raapnneitidily for gifu! ed Satuiday. both auffering frac­ ^Pioneer uradlng hetng REPAIRED - ALL MAKES answer any of your questHms. typoamphioal a.mrt appearing inventing the record. Me olone months to develop, and theie are for wedding % ■ V tured skulls when their light air­ Not even aii «x -r«rt could travel thTw stretch of the Pan-AmerlcMn Hlghwa.v;^ eartlaemente m The Uaneheelei Eve few symptoms until it leachra the done ne«r the' Rio CClomdn, north orW ,Volcan, Panaiiia. will open up Ih ^ etiun shown alMive for among ail the men in hi.stoi y vM i plane crashed noon after taking 10 Years' Esperlehce! How much easier it is lo de­ ntng Herald______, approximate size of a pea. Then a , off from the Mt. Tobe airport at travrl-i>but onl>l by jeep. / Reasonable Rates! ' woul.l have liked to do aiic)r «a cide upon the proper uphol­ hard aw'clling. over which the akin Plymouth. ______ii_1 --- Monday, June 17 . I thing, has sutxeeded in dejn^eiiig moves freely, may be detected. The A. BREW ER 'The body of Hbmer Munnette, By Hugh Peterson was that thWe are bii.ses travel-l,dnd on rich, fertile plateaus sur- stering for your furniture think it is a atyc, Telephone 3-0349 or '2-0248 I that inventive progreaa ^ a din i patient may 32, a Bristol factory worker, was Congressman from Georgia and lliTg on every rapceivuBV kind qpj roundetl by volcmiii' mountains. right in the surroundings of account for the ab­ . V-k’ 3 New Evidence I Me and hia Camite-llke/hlloaophy I ^ut cannot found Sunday floating on the sur­ .Member of the House Roads road. They are h'M. filled to caoft-' They wear gay. hand.some cos-, sence of inflammation. \our own home. It face of a pond at the Jacklin Rod tv>mmlttee city. There are A, goi- agea, but are more common in They aren’t even open lo og" carls Central America. Mexico will ple who have caiigh^ the spirit CtTY te, they .siting with Russia. And, as part Tokarz apparently iiad had fallen young persona. The Infection is asleep while smoking and set fire One section ...... in ...... Northerh Costa I have...... - tliis opi^n , by the time the of a new era are hiiildlng paved /, might escape an ^derstanding of that discussion, it has held out caiwed by the entrance of germs to hhi bedding. ( Rica close to the NV'aragiian j Central Amerii an sections street.s. pretty buildings, delight- TBE 8 T X 'T ® „...... 98.3 .Main Street, Hartford 3 { and a peace whlcli was at hand nuO SE 1 • •/- the developing foreign policy of , from the edge of the lid into one Jumps Or Falls From Auto | bogder we were able y i cover in I completed. I fill clubs, spacious hotels. 'Tliey Phone 2-4127 ' * for them to grS . Britain aA. something offeaing a of the hair sacks. Pam. tender­ Angelo Fllipponc. 41, of Water-1 jeeps. But this part pt the load j . During...... ^ the...... trip, T discoveredH^are preparing for the American SHOE BOX ness apd swelling develop, and a bury.'dled in an ambulance enroute couldn't even be cuiy'd a trail. that Mexico.^and Ceiilial America tourists whom they hope will i| Specifically,mean that in miK h < leai Cr prospect of peace They^re beautiful j j I yellowish point (a limli forms on We.st Hartford Center • Mr. BaruchV expression to th* to at. Mary's hospital, Waterbury, I Ox Cart Roads truly a 'tourist's paradise. If soon be driving in in large niim- than the Ohurchilliaii or the the surface. of Injurlea that State Police Capt. I Several hundred miles of the I open all the way hers over the great new higliwuy ,j United Nations Atomic AtomI -Energy American policy of so-called In its early stagc.s, s stye Is William Shotzman said he received I road are nothing more thantrails j Panama City. I am aiii e every ; which they also hope will be com- “FINE SHOES Commii in of this nation s pro- •‘realiatlc toughness." Nome of- om treated with cold compresses. As when he either jumped or fell from , or ox cart roads. Large' sections ' American would want to make i plcted some day soon. BRANCH OFF'ICE.S Conveniently I^ocatt'd Throughout the State: illcy with regard to the readers have sometimes acciiied a rule this ia iin.siiccc.ssful. so hot Compartment a moving automobile early Sunday are. pioneer or poor secondary thf; joul ney at least once in his . Nicaragua, with its beautiful FROM FINE SOURCES’ compre.s.ses are next applied. applied, to rn'acis. Several hundred miles are bomb the world now has morning life. In and around Oaxaca 32.5 ' lakes, nioiiiitains and primitive p • New London ....T e l. 4117 to think that we needed a little of fair type, hard-sui faced. Still • Daiiicliiuii ...... Tcl. 418-2 • Mc-riden ...... T I 2724 hasten the softening qf the In- Schatzman said the incident oc­ miles south of Mexico City you ' l uial arcus; Honduras with it.i • E.'iscx ...... Saybi'ook 7668 • Middlftown ...... Tel. 397 • Nonvlch ...... Tel. 3889 opened a great new chaiicc reliiforcement in auch opliiions.*_f(n.(p,i trague.s. • Aa soon a.s th* other sections are stiindani con­ Open Every Night curred on Bethany road, Ek'acon can sec the rums of the ancient rugged hills and banana and cof- • MHnrhrRtri' ,.H fld . 2-4127 • Mouaup ...... Tel. 176 • Putnam ...... Tel. 336 jr the building of International So, in the way of such reiiifnrce- ^ stye pmnts, it should be opened Vanity Stools Falls, and added that Medical Ex­ crete. macadam and asphalt high­ Zapoteca |ndian civilization, said fee plant.itipns: El Salvador with ’Til 9 trust and understanding. Now, aa ment, we would like to quote from ! through an incision. aminer William E. Hill of that ways. to be older than either the Aztec its teeming population, smoking Six members, of the Committee never before In this present era. „ o u , Although s chslazion and a town said Flllppone died of a frac­ or the Mayan. Scientists and e x -' volcanoes , and interesting cities a discussion of British fo g have man features m corn- I on Road.s of the House of Repre­ plorers are digging around in all offer a constantly changing America has demonstrated its tured skull. policy by Raymond Moley. a ici<>ua leadership is not going to prevail, 39 Opposite the Armory and siillen-mfuded gentlemen who •'T’he government under Bevin werenH'going to be enough men to WE SPECIALIZE IN THE go around in the postwar world Box Springs REPAIR OF ALL MAKES control the de.slinies of Soviet j apparently working out a for- lo match. weren’t baaed on fact. OF WASHERS! Russia. We don’t expect them to'cl^n policy which takes account A('’cordlng to Dr. Hope T. Eld- -efieer us opcivR-. for it is not in of the great changes in world re- ridge of the U. S. Bureau of Cen­ We Will pick it up, repair their character to lavish praise, 'atioiiT The m ahadea. Blqe. amathyaW Whether they are not now jiistified word that hia government is will- ^ a„u not among the country's scarce >eryatai IM ® Erie* Eetimaw Glvdn In Tour • INTERIOR PAINTING Ih saftelling both their suspicions ' ing to aeC and Intends to work for ' pniducts. ■ Home. ^ F YOU’RE a young nan |uit out of high _ Get your friends and classmates together .o-j- the internationalization of the You don’t have to grab a hus- AND DECORATING echool, and have the physical and nienial and And out—at the nearest Army Recruiting Richard V. Jackson Add R bit of luxury t<) your • PAPER HANGING I qualificaiiona foe calittmcai in (he Regu­ Station—what (he Army holds for you! TsTk>r Street if some conlioversial and bitterly ' within tcil >eais. Uus point | j,© is a bargain—the way J’ou biiy boudoir with a gaily covered lar Army, oo career io (he world offers you All-Year TELEPHONE 8086 a gireiuer opponuqi(y. HifhRfliti a( Mit ffneeJ Fsrsai Valaeliry BsaraMiasal iUI lought court case the audden m- view indiralca a leal intention to j nylons. Vou can still shop around, chaise longue like this. Soft • COLOR EXPERTS blue cretonne with designs in / 'You can have (he finest (achnical (raining, (. Eolisuasni, for il 4> a or s rtari. (One-resr *n- burgundy, gold and green, • FLOOR FINISHING and be wall pdid airbile you learn! Army pay listiaM U permitted for men oow io the Arm r wiih 3 -WI osjDorc moaib, of lervice.) an adjournmeiit and postponement ft substitute foi bmpiic-, in this «» I* R aleigh 32.00 compares favorably wi(h (ha( in almost any of pi-oceedlngs, during which co.iiii- g>**' bottleneck in the world .s i Nor do you have to give the men , <7^=3.— ; - • EXTERIOR PAINTING fcjr f* >. Enlittmem sat from i8 lo «a resr, inclusive (1 7 Official Notice dvlliaa job—(qr you get food, clothes, bous­ wide pereni, cooseoi > cicepi for men nuw in Arm>. -ael and jury have an opportunity to highways It meanti that the-idea | such a rush you scare them t by give notice that they will be in By Ml*. Anne Cabot airuclive joh, What’s more, you’ll have an of vervice. with travel paid to home and return, for nien IN ARMY PAY RATES for war and death. ]. •'Theie will be chrar i ,, J J '^ om en the end” f i| your bedroom. The Raleigh mattres.s aeaelon at the Town Clerk’s Office sipporttinity to fulfil your personal respon- whu reeoiivi within the prescribed time after discharge. — , in this. “'Britttin \vill have a aupe- A bath rug that's really long in the Municipal Butkllng for the sihility-Vby helping your country keep its .* gives yqu cool hair upholstery on one enough to be ojt practical uae ie purpose of examining the qualifi­ ^ S. A ihinyMtay furlough each year with full pay, ,, • 1 ' ''*br moral po.sition iiV Tnternation-[ Here the girls were scared silly. crocheted of thick cotton yarn In commitments in the post-w^r years. A HVMar In (.ou rt ' bargainiug. It would most j thinking that If they didn’t grab off .side for Summer , . . downy cotloii 95 cations of electors and admitting A. Musterina-oui My (hated upon length of service) Llitffn f«, 'felt (in the other for Winter. Costs ,l\ two colors. ,Um wine for the back­ to the ELECTORS' OATH those COLLtOE, TRADE OR BUSINItS •o all men who are diKharatd to recniist. The Lea Act, under' which likely pulf Russia s''claims''for 'ke j would be I 89 ground and pale pink for the no more than any quality-made mat­ who shall be foiin/1 qiiallfled on ECHOOL WITH EXBCNfES PAIDI V. Option to rmira at h flf par for the teat of your lift "Wtrriort ot P ««e»'* ■ Jamea Caesar Petrillo, the. puffy ! Dardanelles and perhaps the Dan- Now they can relax. And maybe “daisy” petals of the center design Thursday. Jiifte 20th (from 6 p. m. afiar so scars’ aarvica—iacrcasina to thrat-quarttii pay tress I -4>lue. gmen or pink background until 8 p. m., only (DST). , If you anliai oo or before Oct. $, 1946, yoefli after jo saara’ aarvica. AU previous activt federal m ili- "Valeo ot the Army" littla czar of the Musicians' Union ' ubc into the zone of interna- j even let tha men reaurtia the once* 11 Cenume AAanogany Dtski lacy aartica counts toward rtiiramant. takaa a white “daisy’’ nicely. Rug 'Naturalized citizens must pre­ have educational benefits under the GI Bill "Proudly We Hmir ' haa now been arrested and is to lionalization. Such a general set- prarogatlva of leading la 48 inches long by 31 wide. A sent neturaUzatlon certificate be- of Rifhti. At tha end of a 3*ye»r enlistment, g Ranahia under the C l R ill of R ight, for men who k k k...... _ 4 ij J , the chase. Both men and women Nice to have a writing corner Call Sou? be brought lo trial, is an act tlement would do more to pcn<*[ ought to like that. Hand decorated tole matching iM>at rover Is glvi'i'i in Afnre being made. yctuTl be entitled to a full 4-year *aurse in enlist on or before October s. luat*. A 4*year tollvae. "Merry WItmer Sparta Ifaelaw- -ouothci' puttern, number 3138. Tills' iratle.or buvlnrti school courte, wiili eipenvc* peid, which was pus.sed for the, e.xpicss Irate the iron- curtain tlian all o f ! wustr liiiHketH are tmek in your bedroom . . . and ^ ' .Signed Cor Enthual.en any cotlega, btisineas or trade school you el the end of 1 v-yaar tnlivim eni. (laiey design will also make a nice On Ynwr Radi* ii* INiiiale $63,S2A For F o>in>eai fur come.s In red, ivory of nor WInthrop desks tt» help David Chambers. Prom lit Sori'U'v admission. T V Government will pay your ■retrillo. Yet tiie latter has not ; The I'.fct that Mi. Moley .says and country homes. , Cecil W. England. dependents ol men who enlist or rernliit helore Hartford^ June 17-(/F) Connec- peach, Si’JS ■ inly I. igaA. you' enjoy it I (Full 38-Inch To obtain complete crocheting tuition, Uhor|t(^ fees, etc., up to $500 per •eciued worried by it. He ' haa aopicthtng doesn't make -it^go.spel ticut Catholics contributed $63,* ♦ . Louis M. Oenovesl. /» .; O (I 1) .11(1 ( I- ' ’ size, with complete, authen­ inatnictione for tha Oblong Daley Raymond E. Hagedom, ordinary school'year, plus $.65 a month living 10. Ghnicc of branch o( aervKt and ovaeaeat ihcaiat datilM^tely invited the cuui-t case; truth, or even guarantee that It ta 320.JO In addition to 100,000 pounds (of those atiU opaa) oa a-yaar aaliatmaait. Design Rug (Battam No. 6171) John I. Olaon, allowance ($SK> if you have dcpcodequ). which the federal goi'emment hu going to happen. But what ha of canned goods to the Catholic tic interior; made of genuine war reliel food' campaign, and tha , aefid 18 oanta In Cola plus 1 cent . Harold A. Turklngton. 1 ^ ' brought agalnat hiip. He did oiitUnea ia, wa believe, the great mahogany. U. S. Arm y Rev. George M. Grady, director of postage, Your Name, Addreaa and Board of Selectmen. LEACH & FOGIL M h t Now mt Ymur Momrmtt U. i, Army Mt ifMn§ itmtIOH, Army Camp or foot t i by Botag, as publicly ' at he htitorical j^slblljty of this age, the Diocesan Bureau ,of Social | the Pattern Number to Anne Cab­ Samuel .1. Turklngton. * BMW bew, the very thing thr bill j the k e y . to the posaible |>eaceful Service, said that a check repre-, ot. Maiu'heelei' Evening. Herald. Town Clerk. 39 FOXCROI-T DRIVE TEL. .5797 MANCHESTER 1130 Avs. Ametlcas, New York 19. I Dated at Manchcalet' this litn*' I'btui, from doing-wlilch j aolutiuh of the ati ugglc with Rus- sentlng the tnonetar., contributions 74 Asylum Street Hartford would be .mailed today to the New N. Y._, , ■ ■ ': ■■] day of June. 1948, ' xa^mmmnmmmmassssssssssssssssp^^ R twfWe alBUoB. to lata, and the one clear chance that York haadmiarlera of the drive. ; ,\h ■ »" ' t ■■ \

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, H^ANCMESIER. CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 17, 194® P A G B R n a i ’mxm MANCHKS'l ER EVENING HERATjD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 17, 194® Noren, representative of the W'atchtower Society., ^ e public time, a temporary Constable at a Kiwanis Visits Suit Over Gar Manchester Veterans’ els Italy Bible Leeuire is Invited to attend albs^f these FENDER AND road bridge at Jiar Banat Yacoub Boys Selected Obituary Childrep’s Day Service Center Manpower Surplus Co : lectures. All people of gqodwill BODY WORK [FaU O ff Wall wa.s held up oy six armed .lews, Weddings i 69 Center Hjreet ] are welcome. who took away hla rifle and t(ire\v Nov Hospital Decided Here (Next to Municipal Building) 80LIMENE a FLAGG it Into the river. The police aald By Principal IsCelebrated Telephone 8$X$ and B441 o rtjib s " Injures .Youth the Jewish party then blew up the Tp Export Labor or \ INC WaterH-Kwash | ^ Deaths Week End Deaths $S4 OMter St. V TM. SIM bridge from the Palestine side. An Former Kesidenl Mias Helen M. Kwaah, daughter ^|(>|n|>erH S c c A llIlC X OU Brothers Bought Auto Director—Nathan B. Catch- Jehovah’s Witnesses Kr hour after midnight, they added, a To Allcml iIh* Bovh' - of Frank Kwash and the late. . Church School o j North eU’. [ilYe Ym w Old Boy May railway suspension bridge at .lisr William H. Moffett Together; One Was / AP Newsfeatures Comlucl Pul>lic\Meel- p._or. jom a. < » r k Katherine Kwaah. of 41 Bissell! H a r t f o r d K o a d J lIS l William H. Moffett, of Wapping, Asalatant Director — Walter el Hawi. betweeh Samn^h and «1 Slate at the llnivcrsily ...... street, . , J f wa.was oiarriedmarried to Wilfred H.iH, „ , ■ .V Methodist Holds lu Ford. I .-^tome—More than ever before ] lllgH Oil rOUr Sundays Miner, S6, former preeident of Have Fractured Skull Hamme. was mined and partly de- Waters, son of Mr. and Mrs Before lit* (l|»eniiig died this morning at the Manches- Killed Durihg War Secretary — Margaret DU- 'i^aly today looks upon Its abund­ ^ ______Swarthmore coUege, and profes- atroyed. Of (’oMiicniciil tre Memorial hospital afte^ a short Annual Observance Air Furnaces After Saturday Mishap New York June 17. Miss''Thomas H. Waters of Newington worth. ■ ant manpower—the only export- ' ovah’s Witnesses are ope'n-; "An attempt also was made to for- i!^ a ceremony porfprmed by Rev illness. Formerly a gate tender at In the civil side of the Manches­ Counselling:^10 to 12 noon; 1 flladvs Lillian I.amphler. 2R, Members of the Manchester Kl- able siii-plus It has—to dig the x-x. I i years until hia retirement in 1932. i blo.w 'up a road bridge at Jisr The hoys Seleeted by Edaon M. the Main street/ crowing of the ter Town Court this morning, An­ The Church School'of the North to 4 p! ra.; 9 to 12 on Satur­ ing a iqrles of public Bible lectures | Grecnqburg. Ind. i Cleanefl'Niind Repaired Kced Crawnltow, five ypHm old j nicrlv a resident of .Manchesten, Frey Mrs. Annex In the Anne fTieney* home It 10:4ft a. m. After the prelude Contact Representatives — I Fascism have plunged It. Society. T h ^ wlB be held in the ' D ^ ocra tlc National Commit- ^ICancheator Memorial ho.apilal | Poliee further reported that St this year, ate, from the ^'''y*” '’^Xare«H Ozoiu' Park, were'granted .Mae Burr;Burrv, orgiinist, and Arthur Hartford roatl at its meeting Green, of Manchester; twm against Lena Marlottl, former wife Thomas J. Sweeney. Jr., Ber­ .. _ , B. . l^e directed President W ilson k Telephone^q244 twlth\« poaalble fracture of the: ly the organist, the pupils marched Shipping and the tourist trade midnight a road bridce at .li .sr -47. William ' ' ’f'"'''' ^n,„V ringe license at the Clity Keating, .*.•vilot.st. The bride wAs held there, this noon, th e Annex nephews, John Stone, of HarUord. of hie brother, Joseph Sebula, on n while the, processional hymn was nard Hernian, Tuesdays and I Ma.sonic Tem p^ on Ewt C en t« in 1916, and I okull A llow ing a fall from a 10 i which once helped balance Italy’s Shekh Hussein was damaged by marriage by her father, j, being opened this afternoon as and Fratik 'Thompson, etf' I»ng- the basis of the partnership pur­ ealng sung. Ip the place of the an- Fridays 8:30 to 5 p. m. Satur­ street s'^bjects wUI be d^- .bn^her ot two Harrisburg news- 1 foot wwl adjacent to the Man-J .n e rk s omee here Friday. . given In r \ I budget are gone. exploslvats, afid military patroUs from the (Tii.ss of 'iH. .Miehael The couple saltl their nnarilage She wore a gown with a satin jj,,. Rrst patient.s are removed meadow. Mass, chase of a car by- the brothers ;hem William Robert Foss played days 8:30 to 12. noon. i" I papers. The Patriot and The Eve- 1/Cheater Knitting Mills' aivl the; Vlgnone. Ralph Ar.inger anamphler. Mr. Quadrlo, | ing from a cro'wn Of orange bios- i.ofTee. was served underthe trees prated church, will officiatement and with another car and mak­ fields still are mined or covered 9 A. M. In 9 P. M Or By Appnlnt- . Betty Crooks______Crawshaw^ , nndand hisjhij» | Arabs winding up"f* their third night ,| dViiwing of lo,t.s -j„ M> determine ermine po- :atlon. v with war-proiuced swamps.. T h e second will be on ! tile son of L/iiiis an«l Violet Barnes .soms and she carried a bouquet r.f jp (he west of the beautiful real- ‘ hiirial will be in the Bolton Cen- ing up the deficiency in his first Children Well Trained ment. In the Service nl the Peo­ grandmother. Mrs. Joseph Ci-ooks, , of eelehratlons over the reported | pArto s.Xtowns, cities and payment by a cash payment of ap­ Two Possible Recourses Sunday, June 30, at 3 p.m., oq the I t ple tnr 80 Years. were shopping in the Knittingescape, of the Mufti of .Terii.salcm. the hovs will be Oiindrio, is a native New Yorker, gardenias, roses ami orchld.s. .leme. The Kiwanlans arranged ter cemetery. 'The superintendent, W. E. Scho­ ^ - The maid of honor. Miss Clara fpp (he luncheon in place of the The funeral home will be open proximately $80 the day following ber conducted the program |vhich New Haven Man The ministry of labor is look­ Hand" by C. D.. Bbliuan. re-^.-eVO Too'c ' 4. public rela tion y SPIKITI At. MEDIUM Mills salesroom. They were s<^ek-; .\rabs .\ttiM k Soldiers „iace w-as killed and two others were thejv div'isions as they are sot Miss Blenda Johanna Johns<>n, ^ sweetheart neckline, a pink p(,ih. Widow Sells ('ar sy the different departments. The ciety. The third lecltlle Sun,Aay, on«tem movie chain, Thomas McCluskey lots in the Beglnnera' department In two forms: July 7. at 3 p.ni.. "Swords Into . ’‘ hd a former president of the Mo- It is believed the youngster left | Injured, one fatally, when Arabs up in the state of Connecticut. 'laughter of ('Arl Johnson and the j ^j^p^ carried a bouquet .of Following the luncheon Dr. D. In hts allegation. Attorney Wen- 1— Emigration, about which the the car and roamed to the edge o f ; attnrked passengers in a British Thomas McCluskey, 31, son of took their parts for the first time. Plowshares. When?" will DC given ‘ ‘o” P"'ture Theater Owners of To Hold r.le< flons late .Mrs, Anna Johnson of C. Y. Moore introduced a number ley C. Gryk, counsel for the plain­ New York, June 17—{JPi—Antho­ Italian government has hopes, but Joblees lUllan workmen looking for food combine two big proh- ths unproteeted wall. He fell : Army vehicle near Oaza Parka. Towards the end of the week, renter street, was married 10 ^ hrldesmalda. Mrs. Ann Da- (he hospital, staff who were .Mr. and Mra. Patrick McCluskey tiff, declared that upon the death The Primary department presented by C. Gavera.s. representative of ] of 211 Oak street, died this morn their parts In an attractive man­ ny Romano, 39. of 69 Hill street. no delusions. leme Inherited b yth a t country from the war. the \Vatchtow t ■ Society. Striking his head, but managed to , -phe seCond soldier died at a hos- after hearing lectures from |in>m-’ Wilbur .Stanley 'Carlin, son Jf , kl or j.-j,j.(r-as! Hartfonltiaiiioni andnnu .Mrs.«>a present.pppsonl. He referred ti<> ur. u. ai. , ^ - ir.,rm»rlv » resi- of Joseph Sebula on Sept. 6, 1944, New Haven, Conn., was Injured se­ walk hack up to the roadway him-. pj,„| irvent offieeholilers of tlie state, ner. None of them seemed to be 2— Specific contracts whereby The fourth decture will be on Sladltih;) is the L.itin form of the Mrs Elsa Carlin and the late John Christensen of Hart- , '.ai,)well and Dr G. A. F. Lund- ^ v , ^h^ had In Belgium, his client rightfully riously and three other men slight* Italy can process othef’ countries’ ; self.If. His cries anracieuattracted hisnismuio-| nioth-j qq^p vehicle ran into an ArabAran the hovsboys holdholil ele the institution. William P. 26, 1946. she sold the car to Charle., gasoline filling station and then raw materials will be worked by Now ! where he was given emergency Paterson. N. J.. Christian, of Man­ were baptized. that the spirit in Italy today ip Italian factories, returning in The undergroiirul brnacica.st said 1 been rloctod to. hot instan«o inc «tti*ert. Friday morning, June )«. j i^waali. brother of the* v^^jover exnlatnetl how the Annex E. Beilis, her brother. The price crashed into a second, automobile such that "15 million men would treatment.* His comlition was that British authorities had,d pre- 1 lu>y_povernor^willhoy governor will sponoy t''Bhs1ntora \vill hold their ,,p(,y.g preath. and recordlnga (-hrl.stensen of Hartford were ush- ppy pome be utilized came from Mre- of A' demand was made by plain­ try of labor, however, said th at' Pater- Primary department: Susan hospital suffering from a brein chose this theme recently when be reported or imprisoned "if the ] meeting in the State ( apltol leg- .,, You Truly ’ and the wed- ^ of tiff counsel upon Beilis on April the only contract thus far nego- ' SERVICE Pater- 22, 1946, to have him return th* Drlggs, Neal Johnson. Thomas concussion and other Injuries. His he gave a group of Americans a situation in Palestine take.skes ,,g ' le'atlve „ , _ rooma...... ______jipjj march were played. T.... h ,, ..groom’a mother ^ wore a jer- , Trustees.------An account of the . ope:;- . sott- Marth. ’ >n condition waa reported serious. private audience--among them tiated is with Norway, whereby ' During the week there will also given in marriage by sey ' print dress - with -• a corsage------of ‘ * ((,p Annex will...... be found in...... son .nuand xfiasMiss Martha anand Miss car to the plaintiff, which demand Mslbert, Donald Mothes. Helen that country supplies wool and j Repairs On .All lUakes! more aerloiia turn," It asserted the ; — p(, prog,.„p, planned for ;;;‘;-V„("ppr. " Elizabeth, of Manchester. Patch. Richard Qulnby. Police said Romano was driving Ugo Carusl. United States cotto? IWL^ \M Joins Burke’s gardenias. another column of today's Heral'l was refused. Attachment In the cotton for Italy to process and list included 10 members of the voting men attending. The bride woi'e an aquamarine He was a member of St. James’s - From the Primary to the Junior north on Boston road when his missioner of immigration, Jewish Agency 'Executive com­ A reception attended by about gjover .said during his talk sum of $999 was made by the plain­ pays for the processed goods with Prompt, Economical! Ttie Boys’ State is spoiisore ire.ss with seeii pearls, white church. Funeral arrangements, in tiff on the estate of both Lena department: Betty Jeane Burnett, truck smashed into an automobile pontiff expressed hopb that gates mittee as well as the mayor of 80 guests wn.*! held at the Sheri- ((,g( ((,e average man in Mnnehes- operated by John Hays, 29, of 39 would be opened to Immigrants, ct^ sh . 1 Funeral Home the American Ivcgion. accp.-^sorles and ' an American dan after the ceremony. After the (p^ (,ave to '*xtcnd himself charge of W. P. Quish, are incom­ Moriotti and C?harles E. Beilis by Gail Fay Cowles, Patricia Ann Fel- Tel Aviv and teachers' at the plete. Bouton .street. Springdale, Conn. say that "Immigration could There is considerable intere.st n Bnuitv— rose corsage ■ .» <- reception' the couple left on a n,o,-p (n contributing to the hos- the' plaintiff for recovery of the ber. Larry Allen Hatfield, Ray­ on the part of private foreign t Hebrew university. Thr matron of honor, Mrs. ueorge (^jp xhe bride’s traveling pR^), Those who are In the high- car, which plaintiff claimed as a mond .L. Hagenow, Jr., Elaine Wil- Hays’ car had stopped suddenly, help solve Europe’s saddest prob­ The broadcast was not publish­ Frederick Mc.\rthnr ptolice said. lem." capital in Italian labor, which is ] Potterton’s Louis Orlowski of Rock* DeMare of 26 Noniland avenw •'p„„((,p,,p « jersey print dress income brfteltets and who have co-owner. la Johnson, Robert Ernest Prentice, a bargain on the international la- j America’s Favorite ed in Palestine newspapers he- Press Oiarjje fh omv/ell, sister of the fuchsia and white accesso- „jven generously to the hospital, Frederick _ McArthur. 28 Ken- Cheafer A. Brunner testified as Meredith G. Morhardt, Michael W. The truck then swerved to hit a South .\merica Silent Alanchester’s Largest ,Radle w ille . B e c o n iP f l S t u d e n t i cause Cen.sorship forbid* mentions filling station and then crashed in­ But while officials at the min­ bor market, ^'’or example, an Ital- ; and Appliance Store ^ wore a tea rose dress with ''"'"te p,p^ orchid corsage. Upon' „,.p n.,w so heavily taxed that singtoh street, died at the home to the purchase of thf car and de­ Lubell, Nelson W. Qulnby. ian workman today receives an * of "The Voice of Israel.” the un­ acces-s'iries and a corsage of tkus- ^p^j^ return, July 1, they will take ((,py are no longer able to give of his sister, Mrs. Scott H. Smith tails Incident to the payments From the Junior to the Interme­ to a parked automobile owned by istry of labor have hopes, there Al the Center Embalmer Here derground radio. Of Racial Bias' made which were completed aa per Philip Prete of New York. are. as yet. few results. No word average of $22 to $44 monthly. Ice Cream 589-541 MAIN STREET man roses. , , ■ up residence at 41 Bissell street. ((,p‘ game financial a-ssistance. Saturday afternoon after a long diate department; Richard Coffin, On this some hopes are pinned (The. British Foreign Office in — I Rudolph Johnson, of Indian bride attended Manchester, Today’s attendance prize was I illness. Arrangements will be in contract. Thomas Fenn, Norman Holmes, In the^car with Hays were Jos­ of a welcome for Italian workers London aald it had no knowledge Andrew Sebulafttestlfied that he eph Bacco. 25. of 61 Virgil street, has been received by the Italian that foreign capital eventually Louis Orlowski, of Rockville, to­ Dos Moines la. June I7 T '— avenue, Branford brother jj(pp gchool and was employed by ^von hy Jot Elder. It was furnish-1 charge of the Qulsh Funeral William Whalen, Alvah Currie, will operate some Italian indus­ /;/ the Scaliest Pint Package day entered the employ of the of any plan for deporting Zionist william Gooilman of Danbury, the bride, acted as best m ^ . Pioneer Parachute Company. p,| by p’.dwnrd Pulaski. Home. Burial will be at the con­ was discharged from the service John Dewart. Stamford, Conn., and Frank D’Ale- government from Sotith Ameri­ a * leaders and characterized the sio, 26, of 556 State street. Stam­ can countries, including Brazil tries. John B. Burke Funcml home, 87 . • < v.niipct ii'iit State! The mother of the groom i The er'H>m attendeil NeW Britain' ______— venience of the family. last November and at that time A gift of a Bible was given to Food imports arc important, 'Ves, herd is ice cream as you like it broadcast aa "a part of the acri­ coimTTl of be A uavy blue and white «heer dress J,!;*" p„,p,ove $20, In the form of two money or­ years, James R. Walker. 70. died k, second sea.son at Hartford s ' ^ rancr desperately needs ' cent report on the Palestine prob to investigate the situation. They , a gold suit with a at the Holmes Funeral home, 28 I .')0 Oak Street Harlan Harrison for (certificate Corps in the Pacific area. He was was wearing natlonw e ders. Mrs. Mariottl contradicted at his home yesterday following a I municipal dance pavilion at Colt’s ] stalemated because of France s 1cm. received a statement front the Ihe' ’^.pj(p blouse, black accessories j day—deadline for Woodbridge street, at 2 o’clock, Telephone 3979 of approval for a gu station on honorably discharged, September LundberR-Whitcher railroad strilee. this atateih^nt when she declared brief Illness. He was , a former Park is breaking all attendance ruling, to protect its own curren­ I'rges Currying Out l*ro|Htmil owner that he would not serve Ne- American Beauty rose cor- j Rev. Marshall Budd of the Wap- that she was "present with her hus­ Auto Body and IC E CREA/W Route 44 at the Coventry Town ft, 1945. H«! Immediirtely enrolled at Mis-s Lois Jane VVhitcher. daugh­ Thc proposed go\ernment. a ‘ 1 Federated church officiating president of the American Society records for the park In recent' cy. that none of the earnings of The, agency’s statement urged groes. '.sage Upon their return July 1. i band when he sent two money or­ the miners shall be sent back tp Fender Repairing line. * the Boston school under the GI Goodman and the delegalif*-^py (jitp „p residence in ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dar­ nounced yesterday by Viceroy , bearers were Charles A. of Sanitary Engineers. His widow, years. The band features some of , Zoning Board of Appeals. Bill of Rights. that ’th e' authorities carry out ders ■ to Andrew in Syracuse, one their families In Italy. with the .utmost dis|S(tch the <^lled the poijee, secured Ivgal : ,.^p,^yp(| I win Whilcher of 105 Main street. Lord Wavell and the British | Leppe,t, Arthur Seibert. Munroe a son and itrother survive. Funer­ Connecticut's finest musicians, Auto Painting LoekforthuSaahutfMtgHOHthu door Georgs O. Ross, The student embalmer :is the .ft. _1 __1a_ Arl *vi t ! _ ■ ■ . ___ _ .. A.. « foc?I®® other for |50. It committee's reconm\cndations that counsel from the delegates present j coffee and refreshments were , was married Saturday to George ' inet mission, would administer ^ Stoughton of New Britain, Charles al services will be held Tuesday j some of whom have appeared with i Italian Processing Idea Simonizing fthaIrmaJi. first man to be employed at a local was In the form of a loan. Mrs. afternoon. name bands. I The Italian press is carrying al- GENERAL ICE CREAM CORPORATION • Oitiueit »f Stiim utD siry rnttmcuCerptrstim 100,000 Jewish victims o f Nazi and pre.sentcd the. case before the , ,p,.yp,( „( (be borne of Mr. and A F Lundberg, Jr , son of Dr. j India while a Constituent Assern- ^ Hartford, Robert Felt Mariotti said. "Joseph liked his Fred C. Mcdir, Sr., funeral home who has graduated local magistrate. Witliin an hour. , otto Johnson in the late ^and ^ Mrs.______George_ A F. Lundberg bly frames a charter for independ- 1 Donald Wright. Burial was June is Dairy Month. Use plenty of nutriti'ous dairy producti. Secretazy. ' ftom an embalming achool under and Fa.scist persecution he per­ b.'olher," declared Mrs. Mariottl. the GI Bill. The usual cnur.se Is mitted Imnu'diately to enter Pal­ the owner was jailed ami released i .„f(ppr,cK)n. The table was dccorat- 223 Ea.st Center street ,in a cnce. in the Wapping cemetery. Settlement was made on the Advertisement- 1 Advertisement- I Advertisement— Advertisement- on S-MIO hail, charged with the m is-' p(| with candles and pink and pp^pmony^performed by Rev. Fcr-j Congrc.ss party leaders Indicat- two years and to former service­ estine." ceremony performed by Rev. Fcr- j basis of one half ot the reported The .stntenient also asked that -»i • 1 The bride, who was given away to Andrew. Judge Raymond R. placed by a policy of freedom on page space in two local papers, for , C the IcHJfuc home, Sflturduy Afternoon At 3 Connecticut State Board Examina­ I hy her father, wore a white drop “'’h''nirt°nfI7^c^ent *the ^ ^ Lo’clock.1 ..'.>.1 > DReY,a,/ Jame: Tn**AAi N.N7 Gage of the ] Bowers presided the case. th(^ sale and lease of land." 1 toc bury, has confessed, Police Chief Charges) ...... 8.75 \ George Bryan ...... 3.00 today. V ried yellow margtieritca. Indian jxilitics. Now Looming ommeiidod movement of European convention .accepted the views of According to a statement by George J. Schoen announced thi.*!* Taxes (Sale of C; J. Potter, property)...... 34.33 , Paul Cervini (Treasuicr and Clerk of Boa)d,of Divectoi-.s). 575.00 Jews in ralestine. the Hartford and Connecticut dele­ The bridesmaids. Mi.ss Nancy The cabinet would be composed afternoon, to the shooting of ’] Charles Bakei y ...... 7.96 Of Je\\'isli Village; Prosecutor Naaman Cohen to of five members of the league, in­ Lien Chaigc ...... •'> ” 5 gations. Charles W. Laughton, Jr., Stewart of Riverside, and Miss Hartford. June 17—<>P)-Two George C. Woyeik, 29, also of Dan* John Jennev (Refund on insurance)...... 2.' Joseph Chartier ...... 984.48 Judge Victor F. Denezzo. Lucius Natalie Slawson of 77 Strickland cluding President M. A. Jinnah; chairman of the I’lartford chapter, E. Millftr of Worcester, passed a new strikes were threatened to­ bury, last Saturday night in what 28.049.58 Cheney Bi'others 414.36 Arabs Kill Britisli street, wore, flowers in their hair five members of the Congress Chief Schoen said was the after- 200,00., l!oiw|)ital [\ol(‘8 is also at the cbnvention. bad check in a Hartford package party, including President-elect day as some Indications of prog­ Fire Department '■ Neal Cheney ...... <■...... store. Arrested and jailed for a and gowns' of Rose organza. They niath of a gambling feud. Fire Sei vice ... 25.00 Emilio Cipolla ...... 90.00, carried bouquets of snapdragons. Jawaharlal Nehru; one represen­ ress appeared In the long contro­ (Continued on Page,fwo) similar offense in Worcester, Mil­ Woyeik, attaches at Danbury 25.00 Claike Insurance Agency ...... 128.61 The flower girl, Mies Marion tative of the depressed classes, one versy at Pratt and vyhltney- divi­ hospital said, is still in serious con­ 54.17 Admitted Saturday: O.scar Kurtz, ler sent hli attorney a sum of Par.see (Adherent of the old Per­ Sewer Department Raymond Coleman ...... money sufficient to cover both Avery Fitch of Waterford, wore sion of Nlles-Bement-Pond com­ dition with bullet wounds in the Sewer Connections and Repairs...... 421.31 Coilector'of Internal Revenue . 581.17 found near a damaged railway .'■ >8 Essex .street; Mrs. Loretta Mc­ .\l>oiit Town sian religion), one Sikh, and one pany. bridge near the village of Azzib, Intyre, 17 Park .street; Thomas check's, tint the attorney failed to white ruffled organdy and carried abdomen and right arni. Sewer Assessments ...... 153.44 Commission of Motor Vehicles. 24.30 a basket trimmed with rose petals. Indian Christian. The strike threats were develop­ 23.50 which was attacked by "armeil Dolan, 275 Oakland street; Reed forward th« nwney. Miller ap­ A sixth vote normally would be A formal statement was being Sewer' Disposal Charge, (West Middle Turnpike Community Press ...... Mr. and Mi.s. Douglas Lind.say pealed to the Worcester County The best man was Robert Slo- ing at Hamilton Standard Pro­ taken from Daone early this aft­ South) ...... 147.00 Connecticut Power Company 211.76 Jews drossed in military uniform,!’ Cravvshaw, 109 Holl street; Leon­ assured the Congress from the peller division of United Aircraft ■ polite statement asserted. 111 Main street attended the Bar association. comb of 19 Wellington road, and ernoon, Chief Schoen said, adding Town of Manchester. Vi’uter Depai tmenl. Connecticut State Firemen’s Association. 39.00 ard Pratt, 457 Adams'.street; Da-j "f . „ „ „ , i depressed caste member, and the and at Royal Typewriter com 4.50 Mines .\nd Booby Traps Found vid Duncan. 85 Benton street. funeral of Oscar Roy of Uttleton Brought to Hartford at the con­ the ushers were William G. Gltn- Indian Christian and Sikh repre­ that a warrant charging him with Sewage Disposal from\May 1, 1944 to May 1, i Harry Custer clusion of his Worcester sentence. ney, Jr., of Manchester, and Keith pany. , assault with a deadly weapon with 1948 ...... \...... 1,172.02 • E. V. Coughlin 132.00 "One party of the attackers en­ Admitted S.inday: John Potter. I H«mp.shire, f^rmeily _of 26 sentatives often would side with In the Niles strike, now entering ever Miller was represented in cotirt to­ Intent to commit murdel’ will ri>e 1,894.67 Dewey-Richman Compa 2.22 gaged- the fiolice. post,. while an- Avon; Mrs. Martha .lohnsoQ, 405! stieet. , ‘ Valentine of Winsted. the Congress. Us 14th week, the CIO union com­ other party Mew up the bridge, ” j j^-,„.((, j^((,in street; Gail Quillette. Wednesday and the ftincr.al was day by Attorney Philip H. Breen, A reception was held In the sought froni city court officials Eighth School A Utilities District (Bond snd Coupon Ac- Despite Gandhi’s displea.sure, un­ mittee was to meet this afternoon ! i the statement .said. "Clo.se to Azzib I 2.,.t vVoodlanrt street; Mrs. Regina ' Saturday morning. .secretary of the Worcester County church jiarlorq afU r.the ceremony. official reports said the Congress later today. Total Receipts ...... $33,296.08 count) ...... J. 4.245.00 wjth representatives of manage Cash DIsbarsements During Year 120.00 vUla^ Uself a number^ of mines , Znmpericri, Stafford Springs; Mrs. ; _____] Bar association. Mr. Breen told the The bridal co\jple will reside at might accept the plan If It*could Daone was hospitalized Sunday , Engineering . . . Tlip all group meeting of the court the Worcester bar feels It Is ment. 'The meeting was believed to «fter becoming ill while under de­ Administrative First National l ^ r e s ...... 18.66 and booby traps were found." I.sabclle Rosendrihl, 94 ■ Bissell Rangeley Lake/ Maine, for the obtain one more cabinet seat, even W^S.C.S. of the South Methodist obligated to Miller because of the have'some connection-with a union tention at police I headquarters. General Expense ...... • • 2,573.96 j IV. G. Glenney/Company ... 376.72 Meanwhile, the Holy Land w as' street: Eilene Cushman, Rockville; summer months. if this meant raising the total to announcement Zeveral days ago church will be held this evening at failure of nls attorney properly to Earlier today, police said Daone Loans Repaid to Manchester Tiust Company. 6 , 000.00 i H. Olln G ra^ (Postmaster) 93.90 stirred’ by a Jewi.sh underground William Hanson. 131 Hollister The bride Is a graduate of Mary 15. that a proposal would be submitted 6.30 at the church. There will be represent hlm.” We are helping to was being held under police guard Rebate bn Taxes ...... J William Griffin (Treasurer Hose Co. No. 1). 150.00 radio report that British authori,- street; Miq*. Mary Bowden, Staf­ A, Burnham school. Northanapton, Urges “Walt, Watch And Pray” to the company. ^ ' The number of Long Distance colls being tles Were planning to deport Zion­ a pot-luck and birthday supper rehabilitate this man," Mr. Breen Mass., and attended Skidmore Col­ Gandhi, addressing a prayer in lieu of bonds of $25,000 on a V 8,578.46 j Roy G ri^ old ...... 214.58 ford; Thonia.s .Smith, Biickland. Demand Pay IncreiM 169.83 ist-lepders, and the J elvish agency held. .said. "I have enough money here lege. The groom is a g£^uate of meeting, urged Indians to “ wait, technical change of breach of Sewer Department I GriswoW^s Service Station ...... Admitted today: Julia Toiihey, to make his Hartford debt good." In the Hamilton controversy, 8,310.74 I Hal t e d Fire Extinguishers Company. 3.25, urged the e.stablishnieiit of a Jew- | LoomU School rin Windsor, and watch and pray” and said accept­ peace. GeneiHil Expense ...... ish itate In Palestine a* the luilv j ' ‘‘rnon; Arthur and Audrey Mc- Mrs. Roberta Gorman O’Connor, Judge DenezZo changed a charge which centers around a demand 4,000.00 Hamord Gas ComY>any ...... 33.92 mode today is 35% higher than during was attending Wesleyan University ance would hinge on "mature con­ Bhooting on Main Street Bond Payment ...... lasting solution of the Palestine Uowan, 13 Vine street; Elizabeth wife of Attorney John J. O’Coh- of obtaining money by false pre­ sideration of the greatest good to of the AFL Machinists’ , union for The shooting took place on Main \ / Interest on Bonds ...... 245.00 Hartford Sanitary Products'Company 38.60 ...... A problem. ' ' |Bramley,.15 Cre.stwood road: Wil- nor and their daughter are at their tenses to which Miller pleaded in Middletown when he entered a pay increase, Joseph V. Cronin, Sewel’ Connection Smv'ev !,••• 100.00 llage, Inc...... 1.14 the service. He was in the service all. . - •treet. a short distance from a "so­ TKcT’alesti'ne pi'Ti'ice post at Al- | bani Sa'ttertliwaite, .34 Carroll cottage at Woodmont, They have guilty of breach of the peace and "I do not.know whether Jinnah .union business agent, said a meet' cial club” which Daone operated. Refund on Sewer Connections 40.30 Joseph Hublard ..'...... 53.20 the bu^y war years — even higher at tim^s Icnby bridge at the .Ionian river i drive: .Mrs. Olive Brock, 3.3 Cool- a.s a guest Miss Doris Bolin of suspended a jail sentenceVf three two and one-half years during Ijig would be held tonight to fix City police raided Daone’s club 12,696.04 Alexander Jarvis Coippany .j...'. 176.81 which time he was awarded the will be satisfied, but there is one frontier with Traii«joril:tn wa.s at- idgo street: Louis Paggiola, Bol-. Highland street. r mouths on condition that Mllle^r silver lining—there is no compul­ a date for striking. Negotiations, early this year and arrested Daone Fire Department John Jenney ...... 277.86 tacked "by a'Party of .ihoiit 20 ton. , , leave the state Immediately. bronze star and the Combat In­ he said, are "hopelessly deatl- for operating a gambling' houae. General Exnense ...... 6.966.70 Johnson Brothers ...... 3.15 than, the record-breal^g number^^ V-J fantry Badge. ' He will return to sion for the nominees to join the Jews who'used aiitoinalie weajions I Disvliarged Saturday: Mrs* The Daughters of Liberty No. government,’’ Gandhi’s spokesman locked." ' Woyeik was convicted in Febru- Shbwer Bath Installation (Labor and Material) 433.67 Raymond A. Johnson ...... 1 ...... 15.00 snd bombs.” the police said. "Aft-1 Frances Novitsky, Broad Brook; 125. LIOA, will hold their regular Wesleyan In September. The CIO union at the Royal gfy, 1942. na ringleader pf a horse 7.400.37 Howahd Keeney ...... 1...... 181.25 meeting tomorrow night al the said later. er an engiigemeiit lasting ■ about I ^Ira Fnince.s Grezzo, East Hart- Public Records The cabinet mission • and the Typewriter .'met Friday and voted betting ring and was subject of a Knofla Brothers ...... 108.Q8 Day. And the volume of calls is still go* Orange Hall. The July outing com­ $28,674.87 half an hour, the attackers sue-1 fonl; Nichol'as Filarclli, llArtford; T. B. In Poland viceroy Issued a joint Statement to give the company ll've dayk Federal Income tax'•action' at that Total Expenses William Knbfla ...... 15.00 •Mr.s. Doris . Bryant, 25 Olcutt mittee will give Its final report. more in which to ntieet union de­ Recapitulation Larsen’s ’ Feed Service...... '...... 154.72 ^cffded )n blowing up Allenby 5Iarrtage Intentions a. -4- indicating the British v/ould pro­ time in which , the qollector of In­ The outing will be held July 13. mands in a new contract. A 30-day Total Receipts ..$33,296.08 Manchester'Evening Herald...... 72.91 hritlge cliise to ll)<> Palestine .*iirie. ilrive: .laiiU-'S Ala.son. 55 . Home­ Erwin Robert Ziebrlriski of Warsaw—(iP) —> Nearly 20,000 ceed with the interim government ternal revbmie alleged he ..owed •ng up! u i stead street; David MCCnnTtell, 93 Refreshments and a joclal will fol­ strike notice expired today. No Total Expenses .. 28.674,87 Manchester Hardware Company ...... : "The force of the explo.sion caus­ South Bend, Ind., and Anna Kay people, mostly boys and girls be­ even if the league, the Congress more than $527,000 In taxes and ed the roof of the frontier control Bissell street: Mrs. Christine low the meeting. tween 13 and 18, die monthly of or any of the 14 Individuals de- pay Issue is Involved. penalties on hla Income for 1939, "rrr------Manche.ster Tire .& Remapping Service. 29AQ Johnson. 14 Green Hill road; Mrft. M lnickljof 165 Oak street, (Charles CASH BALANCE. JUNK 1, 1946. 4,621.21 Manchester Trust Company...... 6.070.00 post near the .bridge to collapse, A. Mozzer of 40 Oestwood Drive, tuberculosis In Poland. ,dined to participate. 1940 and 1941. Every bit of available equipment has ■lightly injuring atl Arab woman Agatha Fraser and daughter, 134 There will be a spe^rial meeting PAUL CERVINI. Manchester Water Company . 2.942.05 of Masons and Rose F. Wilson of 34 Maple Health authorities sajd the dls The viceroy jvlll aim at inaug­ and an Arab boy and enusirig flam- Benton street; Mrs. Julia Alt'on ease was 10 times snore prevalent urating the new -govemment about To Put Up Plaque Treasurer. Vincent Marcin ...... • • 343.6'7 age to customs buildings." Cind son, 58 Bilyiie street; Richard in the Temple beginning prompt­ street; Joseph, Yaworskl. Jr„ of O. B. Maxwell ...... 95.33 ly at seven o’clock tomorrow eve­ 17 Kerry atreet and Stella Ro- than In 1939. They estimated June 26," the statement declared, Police Recover COLLECTOR’S REPORT. JUNE 1. 1846 bfen put into use. But it's still not always Jews Attack Bedniiliis 'I*het)ia, Glastonbury; Stanley Zie- "but If any of those Invited is un­ Justin A. McCarthy )*«$'* eees^i 50.16 ning. _The Fellovycraft degree maine Wojeck of 9 Drive F,. Silver 1 ,200,000 children suffered from Grand List, 1944 ...... m...... , .$8,851,683.00 9,20 Later a group of Bedouins near lienski, 149 Spruce street. able for personal reasons to ac­ At Cheney Tech 4 Harry McCormick ...... wili be conferred. Lane Homes,, have applied for It. 'They reported Poland in dire Tax *8 2's m ills ...... * ...... 7"....22,129.225 Steve Miller. Hose Co. No. 1 (Old Age Assistance T a x ). 90.00 the bridge were attacked by a par­ Disehargeil Sunday: Harold' need of more eanatoriums, hospi­ cept, the viceroy will after con­ Stolen Sedaii enough to provide the kind of Long Dis­ Hanna, 45 dinion street; Vincent marriage licenses In the town Additions and odd m ills ...... 59.095 Frank Mordavsky, Hose Co. No. 2 (pld Age Assistance Tax) 90.00 ty consisting ot severul arfned tals and special mirses for chil­ sultation invite some other per­ Jews, One Bedouin wn.*r seriously -Bonelli, 5.5 Oak street; Mrs. Nan­ Only routine hiisine.ss appears clerk’s office. The staff of the Howell Cheney r - Frapl^ Mordavsky, Hose Co. No. 2 (Treasurer Hose Co. No. 2) 150.00 in prospect for the regular meet­ The Zlebrinski-Mlrucki wedding dren. son in his place.” Technical school has arranged to Bristol, June 17—(JV -A six Total ...... 22,188.32 19.50 Injured by slabbing. The police re­ cy Henderson, 6 Bank street; Daul Unwilling to Abandon Hope Noble A Westbrook Mfg. Company port contimled: .lone.s, 23 Wellington road; Georf?)' ing of the Board of Selectmen to­ will take plkce in St. James’s have a plaque commemorating foot youth,' whom a pursuing po­ Abatements and adjustments ...... — 231.09 Norton Electrical Instrument Company . » s » e-f-e-s s“*‘s — 7.80 tance service we would like to give. morrow night. One of the matterij church next Saturday, the Mozzer- Orchids to Indiana— ~ • • The viceroy. In letters to the those men associated w ith . the liceman said leaped In the air as ^ ---- 6 00 •The’ road bridge near Metiilla Fiteh, 170 Oak street; Hugh Mnri- heads of the lehgiie and the party, 1 Oil Heat A Engineering, Inc...... police post was blown up, and about arly, 58 .Summer .street; .Mrs. Eva scheduled for action is the ques­ . Wilson wedding at the sime place , At WTiat a Price! school who lost their IWes In fired a final shot at hiih before Tax collectible, 1944 list ...... • s 21.957.23 Orford Soap Company ...... 25.04 tion of setting a new building lino said the British were “unwilling to iWorld War II. ' the lad disappeared In a woods, Tax collected, 1944 list to June 1 ,1 9 4 6 ...... k 21,749.22 Pkyrolls (Sewer and Fire Departments) 6,613.86 You con'be assured, though, that we s half hour later the Twmsjnrdan Kenneiiy. 227 Center street: and on the same date and the abandon our hope of a working frontier force camp near Rafad Thomas Mahoney, 121 Walker on Henry street, west of 'W'hlte Yaworskl-Wojcek wedding in St. Honolulu - m - - A Hoosler The committee in charge of th* waa sought today as the driver, of ' E. E. Perkins...... ] ...... 3.00 street. partnership between the ;two ma­ Uncollected tax. 1944 list to June 1. 1946. s 208.01 1.37 was attacked with hand grenades, street; Mrs. Esther Bushnell and John’s Polish National church on girf wore at her graduation an jor parties and representatives of arrangements Includes Mrs. Doris a etolen car, which police r^^yer- B. Plescik ...... and'one trooper was injured. The daughter, 70 Middle Turnpike, June 29. expensive lei flown from the Slnnamon, Lester Hohenthal, Wal­ cd after a two mil* early morn­ 1948 M Joseph Roaetto ...... 25.00 ore doing everything we con, os quickly os attack'waa beaten off.” west; Mrs. Elizabeth Ormond, 120 Pol Expedition Taxis Pat1enc« the minorities.” ter Schober and William Hanna. - ing chase In the North End.- Lilt Tax Int. Total Mfuc Ryan ...... 30 Warrantee Deeds Hawaiian Islands. Made of 12 The 14 proposed cabinet mem­ Police said a heavy attack waa Buckland street; R()bert Seaman, Lrfxial police In two cruising cars, 1943 .$ 226.59 $11.57 S 238.18 Fred Sankey ...... 3.59 Alexander Jarvis to EHzabeth matched white cattleya orchids, it bers: — made hy a band of about 30 Jews 351 Porter street. Honolulu—(JPi— Poi, the pasty- D. Cone, property bn View atreet. was sent by a friend to Mary Long took over the pursuit after Tor- 1944 . 21,749.22 12.97 21.762.19 Schlebel Brothers ...... 93.99 we can, to provide ^ster, better Long Dis* white food ground from taro root Congress party—Nehru. Sardar Penquln Egga Popular on road and railway bridges at Discharged today: Mrs. Florence Lillian Munsey to C. Roger was s » t by a friend to Mary Long­ rlngton--police had reported the Williain Schieldge ...... 95.65 Wadi Gaza. Simler and daughter, 13 - West and loved by Hawqllans, Is hard to Vallabhal Patel, Dr. Rajendra Pra­ , Among Sonth Afrieana theft of the sedan.* Patrolmen ' Total amount paid to Treasurer ...... $22,000.35 Justin Shimanski ...... 3.00 Gardner, et al, property on Pitkin shore of Brazil, Ind. sad, Chakravarthl Rajagopalachari *'BomlHi were thrown at a rail­ street. get these days. __Here where orchids are sold in Adam Klinnek and Joseph LozJnakI JOSEPH CHAR'nER. Collector. So.'New.England Telephone Company •. 294.95 tonce service to the people of Connecticut. One woman hired a taxi to the street and Boulder Road. and H. K. MahUb. Ohpetbwn-HJVT- Penquln eggs ___ ...... Eighth School & Utilities Distrist. way bridge," the statement said, Death Sunday: William Moffett, Robert J, Smith to'Harry fl*gg , groceries for 15 cents each. It cost ■aid that after they had spotted Fied A. Sweet ...... 22.50 Wapping. other side oif the Island whefe Moslem league—Jinnah, Liatiuat have been on-^and off—the SoutlP,||j^ Its driver at- Town of Manchester...... I *iHit although two pillars were property oh Litchfield street. $126. Florists estimated It would 2 25 •atnaged, th^ bridge itself cemain- she bought $1 worth of -ppl, Taxi All Khan, Newab Mohamhie^ IS- African domestic market MANCHESTER FIRE DEPARTMENT REPORT Leon Tlioip (President) ...... Birth Saturday;' A son to Mr. Qift>«<'Ialin Deeds have cost $500 In the United tempted to crowd them off th<* 300.00 Intact. A land mine exploded and Mrs. Oscar Kurtz, 58 Essex fare—including $12 waiting mall Khan, Sir Kwaja Nazlmuddin The marketing of penguin egga June 15. 1848 » June M, 194« Roy A. Vaughan ...... 2.50 Frank I* Munsey to tJlllan road blit finally pulled ahead and £ a road bridge, rendering it Ira- street'. while she stood In line—was States. and Sardar Abdul Rab Nishtat. from Dassen Mand (a rich source gained sufficient distance to pe;- 7 Box Alarms Don W illis ...... 100.00 Munsey, prope^ on Pitkin street. Depressed castes, Jagjivan Ram; Masable. Four Army haversacks Birth Surt^yr; A.|daughter tb $25.90. of guanfo) waa limited for several nUt him to jump from the mad'." ■* 68 Stllf Alarms I^n Willis Garage . . .'t; 529.59 W 44 with, p lo s iv e s later were Frank- L.' Milnsey to Lillian Jiggers! Jitters, The Jig’s Up Sikhs, Sardar Baldev Singh; Par- 8 Still Alarms Outside of District O. E. WlllU A Son, I n c ...... 362.31 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Olson, 33 Al­ Denver— (J>>—Charlotte Steuyer years so that the perguin ^ p u ls ­ near St; Joseph’s cemetery and iDWid on the raadl bridge and were ton street. Mary Time Munsey, two piCrcels of land on sees, Sir N. P. Engineer; Indian 8100 Feet of 2H” Hose I-aid V . . '(I ...... — — ~ told police ah* was just too nerv­ ation could increase. Then the gov­ flee In to a clump of woods. 1 i^Bnantled. A party ^ J^lestlne Birth today. A daughter to Mr. P*itkin street and Boulder Road. Christians, Dr. John Matthai. As the lad sprinted across open (IQO Feet o f ^ ” Hose LsJd Total ...... ,.$28,674.8'^ ous to open her theater aafa as a ernment off emd penguin eggs for ftillea proceodlng to the scene of and Mrs, Willard Fish. 18 New­ Reidsville. N. C. — (IP) — Pete Lease ground. Kllmek fired three times Booster Hose Laid 48 Times THORP. THi SOUTHIRN NEW INOIAND TELEPHONE «»«? axploaione waa filled on f«pm man street. Fultz, Negro farmer near here, Loiils Bayer to Roberta H. and would-be robber demanded. But he The Agriculture department re-l»kl* h dollar a dozen double Ladder* Used 4 ’Dmes ports isolation of "tomatln,” s^th^prlce of a ^ear ago. Into the air but aimed a fourth President. groves near th* bridge, but and his wife like the name Mary. Robert D. Walnum. store premises was even more 'nervous and fled shot directly at the lugjtlve nt Batimeited Loss On Flies. $44,500 with an empty cash box that he chemical developed ^irom tomato But there was a flood of applica­ HOWARD B. KEIENEY. were no .caaualtiee." It U estimated thaf Amepican*'’ So they have named their quad-, at 1095 Main street for five years tions and tl\e eggs were all sold which, said Kllmek, "h e gave a .y Owatable'e Rifle strike more than 500,000 matches 1 ruplcts Mary Anne. Mary. Louise, j seven and ooe-half' ntpnths at had been holding to receive the vines, to treat ringworim infection Chief. within a week qr so.______: leap as If hit” the a minute. | MaryMatx Catberluk ( rental'Of |7B per monUu boot. ^ and varloua scalp maladies ‘'at. \ •

NCHEsiER Ev e n in g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., Mo n d a y , ju n e i 7. i94® ,PAGE ELEVEN Vj' CVEWlNUt HERAL.L), MANCHESTER, CO l^., MONDAY, JUKE 17, 194® i r i d i TEH

Pickets Given Sells Business Mei*ger Foes N Rerciil Briilp Half Program .-1 Smite But No Legs, Sport Slants (riartys Btank Thamesvitte 2 to 0 at Oval I^abor Friends Look at Plan • / Now Is Best Dickie Hus $19,00aFund Fines of 85250 By Earl W, Yost; * Vieiv Drastic Each ill Court As Too Late Spofta Bdltoa Truman Hope Brnt Looking Pitcher Very Little Cooperation an Helps BraVes Local Sport Chaffer [ Johnny Urban Scatters Law Blocked iBUed From One) the (Contlnurd from Page Uoe) Leftyty Jadzlnlak of the British Yesterday afternoon'' at (( ontlniierl from Page One) State League game at the WesL Johnpy Sobieski has been Vflred"' >ford County Leagrje season Sun­ ■everhl toVflight naval ofTicers to > Americans ta the best looking (OiNiMBaed from P*ge licity agent, C-70 dialler Oak! Side Oval, one of the Twilight Lex- aa coach of the Pollsh-Ameclean day afternoon at the West Side cloaed-dooi'^ sessions to hear the Win Two From Reds 5 Hits in League Game , ollv rnii g' l oiilv a .-hiidivy ..r Mo ten ace. ' pitcher to ahoWjn Manchester thia gue' coaches contacted this wrtfer baseball team. It has been ru­ Oval playing a double-header Itin waata the Case bill and that lull |rtoe ■oMtrol.i he siiughl The Tl’.e men. members of the tJiiiteci > Navy's oppokHon to the merger vear.NThc coo)\smooth working with a complaint from a pergonal mored that Johnny FMkowski will against Warehouse Point. The bill. 'ChalrrnBn Walsh ID.. ttia only reaaon they are ftela\ tiig ^ ilinM miiv le •vteinled iti h . ,iv lie F;i!'etne.Tl f’.ailio Mai-hme W ork-, touUip^ from sWingfield looks viewpoint anti also from hlWteam take over. The latter when asked first game will ge t under way at Mass.) decllnedHuiy comment, but lilly Southworth’g T«a*M HOW THEY their batUe for it la that they did ptiihahl'.' 'an ;oie|it,\if nol ap­ ris, CIO. Loial 2.->l. cere tried in better e i ^ time out\m the mound. ^ncemtng the publicity p/von. on the situation, declined to com­ 2 o’clock. Lotiala Scare Tw o 1 others besides RoVeftaon Indicated HOt hjave the atrength rlgltt now ( plaud Hot any ailioii on umill a UTe town i-onit on .time .3 The J a d zln ii^ has piwmed three Little does one know tlmt we try Advances to Within ment. B o x S co re Third to Triumph; to oaaa it over another veto Thia | tom of the aiiiod fnim. .o'ein, oul X<-es wrie ■.ontmued imtil today I they too would llk ^ o air the mat- games in th * Twilight ixmgue this to give each and every ^ m In the STAND A crowd of more than 7,000 j /in ! ter in the open. ■ re^Ulrea a two-thirds majority In for tlu.' .-e .Inn tri" poninl .Xttorney y.ciiian and season. He hks won them all and Twilight League, scolAstic sports Half Game of Fir«t The PA’s face the American paid attended the midget car races (in other d ill-peiuling l.-.-oe.« the In sending his plan'to the chair- Mori arty Brothers (2) T,500 Fans Witne^ both houacs. I rio)K;( nloi Haiold K. Watrous to all have been shutouts. In his fim t and independent offerings as much Yesterday's ReaulU Legion tonight in a Twl League at the West Springfield Speedway ( hit !’• e\ei III l\e ..ems onllkels to I men of the .Senate and'Houte Mil­ Division; Sox Split ab r h po a While the labor situation Rtn- j file htyefs start, Jadzlnlak a llie d the k(hlte space and coverage 'U possible. Eastern l,eague game. The gahg from th e. hills last Saturday night. Prompter e Tight Pilchers’ Battle itary and Naval commiMees late Zwick. HS ...... 3 0 0 0 o r ^ v la "“very much b e lt ^ ' dn fai,- tlial ".*11 during-the final .1 mice'',S( hotletd said in Ins vicw_ wash brush to the i ^ ’s by a 1 ^ 0 During the regiihe of our prede /Ubany 3, 5; Hartford 2, 3. have won two while dropping four Al Warner of Manchester an­ 1, 0 Saturday. Mr. Truman ^ I d the Scranton 3, 3; Wilkes-Barre 2. 3. Berube, c ...... 4 1 2 11 0 0 the 'worde of Howard T. Colvin, da\ - of H’.e I imp I e.s.siontil loeetol^ ' tile oulv\^e.i.‘^^oiiabte lontln.oon is score. He knocked Jp the gamd cessors, with the exception of the By Joe Rekhlef > . previous starts. Just who will run nounced last week that races will Bunching two singles atound an ^4- 0 I program had his "unquallfled en- Saverick, 2b . .3 1 0 2 4 1 asaiatant conciliation service di- Tin- adiiiint. l-laliiiii'fi niii inoin that the ,h 1xll taxes his dcciWm. said that the issues P A ’S. He repeated his previous to bring in a , ^ x score and Iniof* acquisition, popular Billy Herman, as manager. Olbert may he home Rice, driver of Hsgedom ’s car, at the West Side Oval yesterday men. ... ■ relate ibXhc right of .Mr. Bushcll Peter Urbanetti, for 19 yrarc a National League was forced to pull out of the main Thanict^vllle . C. (0) aftemooh. The State League game ■■sNctioii laxiks I nllkely Boston, 2; Cincinnati 1, 0. next week.' Bridges' men' came out with the Mrs. Monror C. T.-iylor, thr to enjoy IHrt peace and security cobbler at 310 Main street, today Of the 12 "basic principles" for hard hitting P A ’s and triumphed 4 team is M oriarty^rothers and the ers during the past decade. event due to motor trouble. Sev­ ab r h po a e was played before a fine crowd es­ amallest gains of any union in the A d io if On the Chicago world Philadelphia 4, 1; Pittsburgh 3. Y'arulla, rf . . .4 0 0 3 0 0 former Miss Belly KilzReraM. wlin-h are tim'lbimciital to the con­ sold his business to NicholaigRucci. merger outlined by Mr. ’Prumab, to 0. fellow is George zshis. Only an hour and a half after The American legion Junior eral hundred Manchester fans timated at 1,500. The victory was atrike-avertlng settlement ham­ I aviation agieemeiit lool\s nnlihely 10. K.apinos. 3b . . . .4 0 0 0 4 1 daughter of Mr. snd Mt.s, ('a il D cept of home, X.s it is known to of Haitforcl, who took over the he iiad to resolve disputes be­ In srhoplboy eventg, not covered the 84-year-old Herman joined the baseball team' wll lo]^n their Hart' were In attendance. the locals third in four starts. mered out by the government even ' deapitf a president ml prod Tlieic In three full gamqs. the oppoal- St. Louis 4, 1; New York 1, 9. McKepna, lb . . .4 0 I 10 1 0 Kresslcr, formci re.sidents of Miui- ( Ik.u do«n for Dldde' Landry in I..Min, Masv. Iio-pital uhere he cmi law. " proprietorship this morning. tween Forrestal and' Patterson on by this reporter, HiglUMhool base­ Braves jresterday. It became appar­ Lanky Johnny Urban and vet- as some crews were quitting tMir la no afiparent |iliin to push for a yet to score a run. Un- Brooklyn 4,' cihicago 2. Smith, cf ...... 3 0 1 1 0 chesler, whose weildmg \\ns an- clilent in uhieh hf mat his legs— but not Ml. Urbanetti, who was a can­ four of thefn And on only one ball games, track even^and bas­ ent thSt Southworth’s final tran­ 0 I cran red hearted Charley JntUle- ships last week, and the flcry Pa- , showdown on St Imwieiitc seaway is reeoMTing from an "JSIudled Plan'H>isel«sed many. Lefty pitched a Moran. 2b . . . . .4 0 0 3 3 1 noiineed in Saturday's Herald not hta smile. didate for select I,.an m the Repub­ of the four did th% ,N*'T I*!* ketball games find the s- It w'ould be tough gettin g' pjgp whieli carried w-ith tt 4m at- That point concerned thr fu- mound for tjie BA's with only one profitable. delighted the crowd. The win was his contrast has only little m o r e ^ . I ing presirleiilially • recommended H\ NK.X Nerilee Scranton ;.... .29 11 .725 — •Jutkicwicz, p . .2 0 0 0 1 0 Dickic the things he would need „ f hostility. They dii^gard- plans to.enter a hospital latej- this Marine Corps as "a night’s rest. This probably ac­ scores do not reach the desk. Arriving 30 minutes before gsme j Ui ban's second without a loss, than three months to run. V ^ O H H K I W c l I l l S pay increases for the law maksrs L>nn. Mass. Little Dirkie Lan- week for an operation. Latcn*. he Several Independent baseball Utica ...... 22 19 .537 7 ^ League ^landing •C, Parker . . . 1 0 n 0 0 0 The Thompsonvlllc right hander now-, his (Bushcll i right to »)* Xidis- eonstituent part of the Naval counts for the reason the P A ’s time following the trkde which Play Tonight i The west coast longshoremen de-1 IS beginning to gorrode slightly in diy still has hi.s sim'le. hut nol his intends to open a new shoe busi- ferlngs have been played to date. Hartford ...... 20 18 .526 8 ••Abraham . . .1 0 0 0 0 0 allowed only five scattered hits, Doelois said the youngster y„rbed, then- conduct carried some reiwlce" to conduct limited land were able to collect six hits o ff his irought him from Brooklyn In ex- manded a 35-cent an hour pay the Hniisr aflei-Senate passage ncs.s of his own. When unable to be present, no Wilkes-Barre . .20 18 .526 8 .833 the .s,ime luimbar as Jutklewlcz, legs. would require new arliflcial 4^.s^ degree of humiliation and insult. operations in .seizing or defending offerings. Lefty allowed the PA’s ' lange for catcher Stu Hofferth, British Americana ....6 boost but settled for the 22 cents , With an interior department ap­ scores on the games have been Albany ...... 21 19 .525 8 Depot Square Grill ... .4 .667 34 0 5 24 12 4 but the lanky Urban was more Truman Inckie is onl\ three years old. to match his growth it naturally tended to provoke re advanced basi's and proaecut^e a tliree hits In vhls first win and the Heitman drove in the Brave’s ini Both Tpanis Out to Snap recommended by a presidential | propriations bill lopping the ll.st of brought In. Each team that en Binghamton ,. .16 23 .410 12>4 .667 Moriartys .002 000 00* 2 effe(*tlvc with men on the bases. seT lrirm on erm easlIr^ F.V’ea 'a t that age he stum'ld have months until he becomes bcntment, it was an annoyance, it NavAl campaign. The Army had Grill v/as able'\to gather four. All t i a l ^ n in the first game of Bos­ Hamilton ...... 4 tact-finding board, gages In outside competition ton’s oquble header with Clndnnar Elmira ...... 12 21 .364 13V4 Rockville ...... 3 .500 ♦Batted for Moran in 9th. Twice the invaders advanced a endar for action the Senate took known better than play along the old. Ten pair of logs would cost tended to disturb t^e immediate French Crisis'I o'pposed the use of Marines in ac­ told, he has a l l i e d a total of 15 Losing Streaks in Twi* l?h Adjourn In Four Weeks Military Trial tions involving “ sustained land should have a manager. U geema ti whicl^Mnt the Hub on lU way Williamsport .13 23 .361 14 Polish Americans ...... 2 .333 ••Batted for Homski in 9th. i man to third base, yet failed to l.Klay ofl while Senale-House eon-' railroad tracks He learned what S.VOOO. community, it w as/apparently an hits in 21 scoreiMB Innings. American League Unldss there Is some hitch in ■r .... — - could happen too late , A roal - (illls loiirii | So Law son .-tartcd a^fiin d to Ic do a ceitain th/ng land the fact parts for the past few years. He New Yohk .... .36 23 .610 8 trtll havr\closed its doors for the ,'igiiiii their illffereiict .s, over exten- with the Army and against the the score with a few interesting The trade- ^mpleted Just a few The Polish Americans (*ill at­ bases, Savorick, J. Parker; sacri­ work by retiring the side, without linn In the eveiinig t-iilight and help liu lue goal S.''i.iMMl and coii- that that certain thing was to be- Detroit ...... 30 25 .545 12 Vear by the time any new crisis ■sion of selective .servi(-e Navv oit the matter of a single was with the PA's ditring the 1945 highlights on said game and to minutes before \ the deadline of fices, Zwick, Surowdec. Jutklewlcz: any .scoring damage. city, and Kllians' Bttorn1 Ihb nation and over loiig-raiiTO reconnaissance drops into the office from time to in 13 active years In the the first success after six starts. Cleveland—Lloyd Mangrum. ex- ban 1, Jutkicwicz. 2, strikeouts. 0((t three hito in four trips, one of the labor situation was the fore­ has been exliaiuded will .ludge S( hrjlield .'■•lud the reason ever, there was a stmiig belief (luring the 1944 season. Leaving a National l>‘aKiie men ptilaliid one le;', aho\e the knee Canada and anti-submar^c warfare now time with facts and figures and In and take his station at thi' One of the early season favorites Urban 9, Jtitkicwiez 5; hit bv a triple which rolled over the road • point a hoard of inqiiii v to ex­ should be given m the case of that should France choose a char- ^ ^ Brooklyn .... .33 20 .632 — GI, won National Open title aftei" cast df another Labor department I iiiio mil of t)ie coiifei em e Today the fund, stands at $19.- ,avy. favorable Impression, Jadzlnlak terestlng material on the doings to cop the lefigue bunting, the P A ’s amine into the fact.s upon which the othei below the knee Henry Jean whose picketing ac ter along the lines he suggested , his second appearance at St. Louis . . . . f30 23 .566 3 double 18-hole playoff of tic with pitcher, by Jutklewlcz (Jadzin- in centerflcld. Urban fanned nine officU l who said privately he looks 'I'o l■'eel Onr IleactloilS 000. and Lawson expects it to was swamped with offers from lot- of the largest sportsmen’s group with the Braves trailing 1-0 in^-the have played good ball but have lost batters and gave up only one free the charges against' this at ( used Senators and represenlative.s w ill The accident and ,siib.se(iuent tivities were of an oral nature. It he might become the fourth re- ^ Told to Compose iHIerence* Chicago .... .26 23 .531 5 Byron Nelson and Vic Ghezzi. Man­ ink 2); rrmpire's, Ramsdell, Plitt; for “ at least six months of good cal and state teams for his servic­ In Manchester. This accounts for fifth inning and Connie Ryan (m some tough game^. Three of their ticket. are allegedly bii.sed and parlic.ii- b;gin Irmunrow to feel out each surgorv should havy been enough |ieavh $'20,000 before long, also applied to Kingsbury who 1 public's flint president after next ^ „.gg bitter 'mtcr-service Clpclnnati .25 24 .510 6 grum shot 72 on final 18 to 73 each time, 2:02. output in basic industries." es. the space given the Division. first, Herman slashed a double to reverses were by one run and In The day’s scoring all ‘ came In larly Into the methods ii.sed to ob­ otlier'.s reurtioii.s ori- the tattered to kill a little tclbiw like Dickie, Dn-kie is a.ssured of his legs, alone picketed the home of Vice l.«utumn'8 elections. ^ i dispute which prompted\the presi- Boston ...... 25 27 .481 for rivals. And Mr. Truman — virtually He-stated that he enjoys pitch­ W e feel that with the increased the left field fence, scoring‘ Ryan 7 4 the fourth a two ruft margin wa.s the third inning when Moriarty s Gained tor his crisis-laden desk tain the type of testimony used as pi U P c oillrol lulls ea< b chaniher but he piilleyl through. .Nurses and and a new ihanie in life as well. Presidenl Tanner, aciording to the] De Gaulle resigned as provision- j May 13, to .direct forrestal Pittsburgh ,. .22 27 .449 9 Boxing ing in Manchester and We are sure amount of sporting and outside with the tying run. He followed thiftlfference between winning and managed to tally twice. Roly-poly the last few week-ends—found the a ba.sis for bringing- this aeciisfxl has passed Senate I leiiioi rat ie iloctors alike tell in love w ith his A i iininiitlce has been appointed ^ourt. al president during a government- Patterson to composb their N w York .23 31 .426 lO'a New York — Joe Louis boxed blight, pliii ky smile. to administer the fiimi. and sec fans enjoy his easy going yet effec­ activities that we are to cover,* Ryan over the plate a moment la­ losKg. ('.oluiiiliia Downs Tony Berube led off with a bloop­ outlook so rosy yesterday mom- to trial." Leiidei Barkeley i Kv I preserved^ Judge Schotiolil explained that ; at crisis Iqsl January. Explain- differences by May 31. On\. that Phil^elphia .20 29 .408 11 seven rounds at Pompton Lakes, P'ord asked that Mr 'Piuinaii he Word of bn kie's plight spread, that Dickie gels a i-ollege educa- tive pitching although opposing fro mnow on it will be up to each ter with the winning mn on Phil Buck Bycholskl and Tony Quar- N. J. camp, will finish work with er to short leftfleld. Mike Saverick ins he nut on his hat and walked i ^ , a hopeful air that .something akin m suspending the six monU jail ' ing that move, he told his Bayeux , date they submitted their repott ah devery team to have their own \ Today’s Games S ^ W y wven blocks up 16th street | furni.shed transcripts of t he hi st and publisher Flrnest W. Law son i tion ami the finam lal start in jife teams are delighted to see Lefty on Masi’s single. tua will be ready for mound duty four-round drill today;'Rllly Conn Bolton 4 to 2 laid down a neat, sacrifice bunt to the present sy.s^eni of OPA regu­ sentence in each instance he did audience that he had sought cd)- of the Aight agreements and four correspondent. 'Eastern I^eagiie to attend services at the First i Lichfield triaU in London, of the of the Lyiiii fteni sent reporters that he will need, so realizing that the men w ere ap- ' tainty that "no queMion could be - disagreements. s the bench or in the outfield. Prior to his latest "scoop." for the PA's while Vic Taggart Is held final “ dress rehearsal” in six- and when the throw to first got lation conld be .salvaged, but oth­ Of Elmira Hartford (8 away from second baseman Dave Baptist church. Then last sight | report made by ihe pflu cr who. m- ers wer(|c le.ss optimistic on this to invcsli^ale. 'fhey found Dick- But Dickie knows nothing peanng in a lest case. i taised about ah individual. dU®^‘ j Emphasizing the minor changes Southworth, former St. Louis Car­ the logical Legion choice. round workout, will box briefly ie's father-, .losqph Landry, -living thi.s. t.naw-are that ho has at- Albany a t '^ ’llllamsport. The game will get underway at today. VIoran who covered, both irunners he drove to an open air symphony ; vestigated Kilian’s ra.so and ot s<-ore. Seven mcmbeis of the United tor of a slate, exercising an infiu-I required in the pending dinals pilot, corralled Ray Sanders. Utica at Wtlkes-Barre. Bolton lost Its third straight In- in moderate circimistaiiees witli trailed nationwide altciilioii, he 6:15 with the usual attendance Tennis were safe. Lefyu Jadzlnlak went Killan's own trial ()ii the labor fnint .supporters Electrical Radio 'Machinist.s. CIO, ence on .the task of the legisla- -j oierger bill. Chairman Elbejt D. Johnny Hopp, Danny LItwhiler and Binghamton at Scranton. .'concert. pl.sys liappily in his hospital bed, Mangrum Wins Fifth—Game Notes prize. St. Louis —United States Davis tcrcoiinty league game Sunday at down swinging for the first ouL No Keply Kecelxed of tile vetoed Case till w-vre near his w ile and sevefi ther i hildren Local 231. were presented before tors ' _ Thomas iD., Utah), of the Senate Ernie White from the Redbirda; Natinnau^agiic ' flirt.-i stianielessly with his iiiu-ses. Cup team swept all five matches Bolton to'' Columbia by a score of Dangerous DlXon was given an ln» agreement to let it die witliont Every iioiiiiy I'oirntcd in the Judge Hams D. Schofield in West- Need Government Quickly ’ i Military committee, said they can Johnny Barrett from Pittsburgh, St. Louis at Boston (2i -Burk­ No reply has been received to from Philippines. 5-0. tentional pass that loaded ths attempts to atlai h it to the presi­ Hartford tow'h court this afternoon j Meanwhile, the immediate prob-I be handled by amendments to be Mike McCormick and Jim Kon- hart (.31) and Pollet (4-3 v8, Lee 4 to 2. these requests. Ford said. National Open Montreal — Mexico eliminated bases. . Make New Voters dent's emergenev labor disputes to iiip. "He's w-ondeifiil" on charges of breach of the peace igyn for the. nation was the forma- proposed from the Senate floor, stanty from the Reds; So Johnson Lee^8. Rockville As it.siial a comedy of errors led He aUso charged the Army had (4-4) and White (O-Oi. Canada, 5-0, in Davla Cup compe­ Benibs Scores Run measure. T liis i-oin se would send lather-m-law's opinion of Maureen tc.sulting from picketing activities tjon of a government quickly, Thomas' committee wrote the hill from the Phlladelphls Phils; Em­ Pittsburgh at Philadelphia to defeat. Glgllo pitched a bril­ failed to furnish Kilian docnnienls, tition. Joe David waa credited xrith a Here on June 20 , to the preskleiit a hill containing wa.s; • Ladylike wilhouf being at the strike-bound Pratt t Whit- j wlule the Foreign Minister's coun- after lengthy hearings and pro­ erson Roser from the New York (iTlghti Roe (2-3) or Gables (0-2), In league (iaiiie liant game and deserved a better wdlnes.se.s, stenographer.s and legal Wimbledon. England — United base hit when he lined back ths .some penalties against those who slulTv nothing hoity-toity about ney division, Niles-Bement-Pond j oil is in session and while a possi- longed closed-door sessions. Texas Born Golfer Gains Y'ankees and Don Padgett from vs. Mulcahy (2-2). fate. A assistants he requested. States Wlghtman Cup stars,— box. bounced o ff Jutklewlcz’s log ! strike when the government has her; and she ha.s real, honest-to- Co. ' ’ bio peace conference Is in the But while the bill was sent to dolfdom^s Top Prize the Dodgers. Konstanty has since (Only game.s scheduled). A good sized crowd turned out Ths Board of Selectmen and Tw’o lieutenants and three en- ; seized control of industries, but Hollywood goodness looks." been released. Lee's Emo will have an oppor­ Pauline Betz, Margaret Osborne, and rolled toward third bass. Be­ Judge Schofield, after hearing | offing. * the floor weeks ago, no strategy .Vnieriean I^eagiie to aee the game. C. Sumner was Ttewn Clerk Samuel J. Turklngton listed guards already have been . g provision he asked under decisions have been made for Its Mort Cooper, another former tunity to knock Rockville's -Eng- Louise Brought and Doris Hart— rube raced aqrosa the plate and ths the cases, postponed decision until 1 It appeared up to the Socialists At \ Canterbury Club Boston at St. Louis (night) — shut out the British squad, 7-0. the winner of the bond which the will meet Thursday. June 20, at convicted on cruelty charges ari.s- .strikers eoiild he handling. This fact, couj’ed with (Cardinal who preceded Sou.thworth Harris (9-1) vs. Potter (4-5). ert's softball team out of a first bases were aUU loaded. Jackie May By GENE HANDSAKER such time as fte can hear the cases ' to resolve the deadlock by revers- Skeet Shoot Results 'Mempls, Tenn.—Don Budge won Bolton 'team • raffled off. the town clerk’s office, from 5 to ing from their conduct at Lich-I continued opposition among Navy to the Braves, followed fed W right’s (Only garhes scheduledr. pfqcc dcadlocii in the Softball filed out to rightfleld an^ after tbs Dales Are (iiveii of the remaining pgrsons facing in)—They ling two-hltter in the nightcap. the Nqrth End diamond at 6:30. (Vriumbia (4) scored. sented at today's session were ar- government for the duration of the breaks out of 100 targets or 90 In the first Inning the vlaitors Any perio/i who has been a resi­ .A.11 the convicted .said the "he iii-law wliii h of all the movie For (xratliialioiis sent to Mr. Truman fqg his signa­ won’t be esMing him "Ray Man- Flashing his old time form. Coop­ lie is sharing the league Racing Ab r h po A e rested by the Connecticut State new Constituent Assembly, per cent to take top honors at the New York—Assault, winner of ] threatened, when with two out, dent of the state for at least a rough " policy slcninicd Horn high­ Police Court .stars, if he had hl.s choice, he d police. Capt. Leo Carroll of the The 'Socialists said recently that ture this year. grunm's kid brother" around the weekly skeet shoot yesterday ajt er fanned seven in racking up his i Twilight Softball honors aV.,^ present with Jarvis Spracchi. ss .5 0 0 2 2 1 Motors wltii Lee's tied with the racing's triple crown of triumphs Jimmy McKenna doubled to the ytmr, of the town of Manchester er ranking officers. most like to meet. f _ stateBolice."^served as the chief they would not propose a candi golfing circuit any more— for now the Talcottvtlle Flats. Jim Mlf- fifth triumph of the season and hla [ Cobb, cf 5 0 1 1 0 0 foFVt leaiit six months, or who has \Killan —short, red faced and Overlooks Additional 8S.S00 30th shut-out in his eight-year ca- ' Legion for f^ r th place in Kentucky Derby, Preakness and I 0 10 0 2 tree in centerfleld and when the re­ t Chester Grigociewicz of Rock­ This genial gentleman. George fett 42 out of 50, 84 per cent was Wiley, lb recently attained the age of 21 webping spectacles- was cited for he's the National Open champion. reer ' League Stumliiigft The ■fltartlngXnitchera will be „Belmont, , added __ victory... in Dwyer Robinson. If 4 1 1' 0 0 0 lay was booted he took third. U r­ ville- Wa.*-' adjuiJgcd guilty of diuiik- C. Hoffmann, an inveterate but second best. ban was toe master and R i^ Smith will be'ellgible to be made a vot- i cont^pt of a military l Oiii t which Chicago— (/Pi—A gunman held In one of the most-f tar-spangled Braves Move Up Rav Ramsdell f ^ the Windy City | Picking I. German, c 4 0 1 8 1 , 0 eh, driving m Town Court this disc, iminating nioviygoi-i. ' an- Bob Dwire broke 23 .straight was a strikeout victim. .. 'The Gas •r at this time. Naturalized cili- j ^.gg ti*ying aiv, enlisted m'aii and' up three men at the Panarsky Au­ finishes the links classic has ever The double win moved the fifth nine and Stewle Monroe for the | ‘'P greatest one- A .German, rf 4 0 0 3 0 0 moVniiig by .Judge Raymond R. .syvered without a flicker oi he.si- ers through the plant gate. - Franciseque Gay for the day’s longest run. Lee Pet. X . season money winner in turf his­ Housers loaded the sacks In the , xens will have to appear with their , igter re fW d to testify about Lieh- aiulitonuni. , ! to Sales company last night and witnessed, Lloyd Mang[iqim of Los place Braves to within a game ; Rockville .833 Easomcn. Tirone, 2b 4 0 0 3 1 1 Bowers, pre.sitiing” lalion ; '-Maurceb O'Hara ' Arraigned were; John J. Neeh- might be nominated. Gorin took Fracchia’s 17 straight was second tory. J ' first on a base hit, a hit batsman papara. Under the new state law, field policies on the grounds that la the afternoon. similar itilio, Manchester; Clyde Irving the reins of government in a com- fled with $557 he took from their Angeles, a Texas-born fvm bojr, best. and a half of the first division and Jarvis "Motors .833 CTard. 3b 2 2 0 0 4 0 GriegiAiewicR, was arrested at It ICHik only a little' stnng-jiull- wallets. But he overlooked an Stanton, Del.— W. M. Jefford’s and an Infield error but David waa votbi^maklng sessions are held his testimoiW woiilrt 'eiiihaii-as.s" graaiiation c.xercises will be held Wise, 12 New Park avenue; Louis promise last winter when De snatched golfdom’s b ig g ^ t prize seven and a half behind the Oak Street Grill ...... 3 .500 L. German, p 4 0 0 0 4 1 1 fi.'i last .Sunday morning on Main ing to bring about a meeting 'be­ Booree of the Shoot Pavot^ $13.40, took the $25,000 called out to end th^ inning. once a month for the .six months his own defense at Buckland .school. additional $3,200 when he failed yesterday over Canterbury. Golf leaguc-leadlng Dodgers, wl^o in­ American Legion ...... 2 .400 .street, near the railroad crossing tween fan and .star. Kearns, 21-Jackson avenue. West i Gaulle stepped down. to open the zipper portion of the R. Dwire 100x90; L. Fracchla Yesterday's Stars added mile and one quarter Sussex Parker led off the Norwich third preceding the fall elections. Brig. Geii RcHitrl M Montagu. Graduation exemsea fur Barn- Hartford: Burton Root. Farming- Warns of Dictator Threat Club’s storm-menaced layouMn a creased their margin over th(! Lee's Esso ...... 2 .400 Totals 37 4 3 27 12 5 lifter a l ai driven by tlie accused Miuueeiv. 'tiowili' Iv lotied iu wallets. Owner Percy Panarsky Ip0x74; S. C. Carlson 100x46; H. Handicap at Delaware Park in with a triple but died on third'- Louisville, Ky , li*iadpd th(» l ouit aid And Nathan Hale .s-hools w-ill ^ W. Lindquist. 17 In his Bayeux speech dc Gaulle double playoff with Byron Nraon runner-up Cards by whipping the" Nichols, Bristol ...... 2 .333 Bolton (2) had sliurk one opei-a'led t)\- Wesley beige, was In liei dre.ssmg room said he lost $250 but the gunman Grant 75x56; H. Simon 75x55; 2:04 1-4. when Jutklewlcz and YauiUa both martial trying Kilran. Sevm col­ be held in the High school audi- i ^oodm ere road. West Hartford: warned of the threat of dictator­ of Toledo, and Vic Chezzi of Knox­ (Chicago CTubs 4-2. Dixie Walker, North Ends ...... 2 .333 Associated Press^ Ab r h po A r .1. Calkin.s ol V Deepwood Drive. ' between -scenes of '-Sinbad 'th e left $750; Jack Farlows of Boston E. Dedosser 75x32; R. Carlson By/rhe Boston' — William Helis’ Elpis, fanned and Kapinos skied out to At onels were on the panel. torium Wednesday morning, and 6 Charter Oak place, ship in France, and urged that ville, Tenn. who lost a tooth In a free-for-all Kaceys ...... 2 .333 H ^k Edwards and Bobby Fei'* Warren, 3b 4 0 0 2 1 4 .Ma.nchefllcr Sailor " A tall, auburii-haireil lady I lost $301 and retained $900, and- 75x30; J. M lffett 60x42; E. Miffett $11.20. won $15,000 Hannah Dustin Surowlec. "public powers—legislative, execu­ They had tied Satufday at 284, the last time the Bniins vksitccl ler, 'Indians— Edwards’ single in MaH.solini, cf .4 1 1 0 0 0 South Coventry EUglblllly Challenge laises I The accident was investigated with andid brown eyes and a fac^ the final graduation'of thi.s senes Carl V. Johanson, 141 Engle- Harry Pltchel lost only $6, while 50x38; E. Oliver .50x34; R. Handicap at Suffolk Downs for Neither team threatened In the u-ill be at Manchester Green school tive and judicial be clearly sep- four under par, for the regulation B3)b Q A T r / A / ^ PA's vs. Legion, 6:15 Oval Detroit—CaMfler, $10.20. finish­ xPaul Manager 1 0 0 0 0 0 Ma(t|ta Baker's of Waterfront lower rank or beneath him on the came back to humble them 9-1 tripled, doubled and singled to n 0 0 0 tion,'.$nd adjudged unfit to operate. "No, .still 12.'i" I empire as well as the republic,” 12 holes of the final round, Man- Tuesday, June 18 ed first In .slx-fu^ng $10,000 Sport xxSllver.stein 0 0 Park''with Mrs. Eleanor Love co- regular Army promotion li.st. Dale Book after the Cards had won the open­ lead the White Sox a 7-4 win in i 0 0 Judge sBowei-.a Imposed a fine of He thought she v. a.s pluiiiper m , de Gaulle said. gm m uncorked a blazing four-hole mLLTADERS Jarls vs. North Ends. 6:30— of Kings Htxndic^ at the Fair White, rf 0 0 0 liostess. I Local restaurants today face the | The future presidents of the re- er 4-1. Southpaw Al Brazle hurled toe nightcap. Ford ai-guod that Ariiiy regu- gj{).5 ' ‘ "Dance, Girl, Dance," and Maii- sparge in which he took a two- I^orth End. Grounds. Mrs. Ruth T. Welles, a former , same situation as ManchesUr gaso- ; Tomorrovv j public should be given the power By The Ai^ociated Prgss hla best game of the year for the Dixie Walker, Dodgers - Hit a 33 2 2 27 13 8 <5tnt» i.episl*fure latioms provide that an o/ticcr Geoi-ge'A. Diiiin of Lake street recn replied that "that was six stroks lead through the 16th, saw Wednesday, June 19 Westbury, N. Y .-^ a ld o Abbe, Totals TUXEDOS member of the State | should nofc be tried by soldiers of line stations did a few months ago Meeting Board of Selectmen Mu- j of appointing their ministers “ and National League Cards In the opener. Three-run triple ^n d two single's, drove in $5.50. won the G ardei\city free- Columbia 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1—4 paid a.fine\if $5 for operating an i years ago and maybe 1 had a lit- It whittled Uy a aingle stroke on homers by Johnny Mize and BA's vs. Rockville, 6:15— Oval. attended the Order of when stations were forced to close nicipal building at 8. i of exercising that influence of Batting .— Walker, Brooklyn, two runs and scored another to for-all at Roosevelt Rarreway-. in Bolton 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0-- 2 1,^ 1 I Inferior , rank , If • it can be avoid- ! unregistered'motorcycle on that [Hr puppy fat then " the 17th grroon, and then hung dog­ Walker Cooper,, both ox-Cards, Lee’s vs. Legion, 6:30 — North Legislature luncheon at tho sum Hollister street school Com-1 continuity which the pation cah- 370; Ho^p. Boston, ,360. help beat the Chibs 4-2. the grand circuit. ' ■ ' ' Runs ■'batted in: none: xPaul C. John i I**- support^ ot his challehg^ ^ ...treet•,treet la.st Sunday,siiiidav.. Dunn nearly He siU'd franklv that most movde gedly on to win between lightning helped bufy their former mates End. FOR RENT mer home of Dr. and Mrs " Beck« Ford, called a.s a witneiis Col. too thin. Maureen The condition of (neat at local mencement in morning. Buckland '■ „o t do without,” de Gaulle declar- Billy Herman and Mort Cooper, Chicago—Arlingtcm Pa*'it\’ an.- Manager batted fOr M. Glgllo; xx SatU, at Oswegatchie, New Ixm struck a resident of that street i amre.xsesabtiesses are (uu ( ..i-c. .x:.. . . ,.v), j, flashes, and in the glare orf auto­ Runs— Muslal, St. Louis, 40; in the nightcap. Thursday, June 20 Braves—rHerman singled In lying Irvin Schindler of Salt Lake City, In afternoon. \ .led., mobile headlights, on 'the final Slaughter, St. Louts, 37. nounced it would pay $2,500, f^lversteln ran for Manager; stol­ while operating the cycle which he ‘ critical. The weekfy ii,eat. supply- >Vedne#iday, June 19 ] France faces a crucial period, The Boston Red S ox' dropped Oak Grill ys. NB'a, 6:30—North run and scored winning run aa purses at its 67-day summer ‘*°ro^^’T^*&mald L Clark of i 'Xashihgtoii to green. en ba-sea: .Maasollni; left on bases; stated wa.s being driven„ ...... on. the— , m h ■ v,* ,get, allocated to local catern^ has been Barnard and Nathan H ate, p* said, and added: Runs batted In— Slapghter, St. their first series of the season End. Braves won opener from Reds Ing. starting today. .h. ... ih.„ highway testing it for- mechanical Uer heigh^t Louia 43; Walker, Brooklyn, 40. when they Could do no better than Bolton 5, Columbia 6; bases on I gpe slashed to half the original and j , ) commencement in morn- _ ‘T h e actual situation o f the He finished a single stroke ahead Friday, June 21 2-1; Cooper gave up two hits in Seattle—Pagan Star copped CLIFFORD'S operatiiin aftel; making repairs. eight. Ingnd Bergman and divide two games with the (Chica­ balls: L. German 2, A. Glgllo 2; day evening to spend a 15-day fur- seventh mont . In any usual weekly order.- , ing. Green school in afternoon, 'world behind the opposing ideol- of his two opponents, his one-over Hits— Muslal, St. Louis, 71; Grill vs. Hamilton, 6:15—Oval. spinning a 2-0 shutout in the $5,000 Tocoma Purse at Lon^ go White Sox. The spilt plus tke strikeouts: A. Giglio 10, L. Ger­ 917 Main Street lough at the home of his sister, I “ Wo want to show the piessiire Fred Dohot of Marlborougk.paM.4^.'‘ et'X ‘ ’’ f, , Hn» man. One owner staled this morning j meeting. Pack 204, Center ' ogies and powers between which COME TO PINEHURST par five on the closing hole b e^g Walker, Brooklyn, 70. Pro Boxing, 8:30— Arena. , nightpap. acres, paying $7.40. ' twin triumph o f the New York man 7; time, 2:20. Mrs. William H. Kenvon and fani-!that has been brought on person-- $'J for making a U-turn oh Main he stands on a platform for close- that if the moat crisis, condition , church at 7 p. m vve are placed and which copfrjjpt TUESDAY good enough to maintain his e ^ e Doubles — Ennis, Philadelphia, Baseball net Connecfcrl m ith this til«l. .diect, neni Park .street, on .Satiir- aa Ghezzi failed to down a four- Yankees narrowed their first lly of Mam street. ups. John Oartield "came up to maintains its-present pace^the.NfU tSaturda.v, June 2'f ; one another is a situation whi6)i 16; Holmes, Boston, 15. Wa.shlngton— Senators sold out Turkington's Soda Shop on Main Ford said. dav FOR THE FRESHEST foot putt which would have sent place lead in the American League here she pointed to three ini hes Meal sign will ’ have ‘to ‘ be hung Annual outing. Tall Cedar* at threatens to introduce into our po- Triples — Cavarretta, Chicago, fielder Jeff Heath to St. ,Louis street had its foimal opening on ' Schiiidli-r It'.stiticd liiat m.stiii'- l.saac Ml t'leanor of Hartford in the. window .similar to t'ne No him and Mangruni Into a third to eight games. After losing two Ba'iwns' for pitcher Al Lamacchia below her .shoulder Villa Lo'.;isa. ! litical rivalries an element of dan­ FRUITS AND and Muslal, St. Loula 5. in a row to the White Sox, Bos­ Saturday with sandwich, ice cream tions had been given to e.xpedite was given a tv.o weeks continuance : Gas signs. overtime eesslon. Sports Roundup and outfielder Joe Grace. Monday, June 24 gerous troubles." Home runs—-Mize, New York, ton, behind Tex Hughson, who was and soda apeclalt-ies. , the trial hut that no order was under the direction of the probfc- ' VEGETABLES Mangrum, 31, wears the Purple Brtioklyn—Dodgers traded third Law compfinvented { Opening of all Manchester Play- 11; four players tied with 7. making his first iince May Glenna liniise Miller, Joyce El- given "which woiiirt he'prejndu ial tion officer when the accused Father otait baseman Billy Herman to Braves MIDGET Slaureen the faint i brogue bounds. U; S.-Barked Paper strawberry' market la lower Heart for ahrapnel wounds redeiv« 30 due to k shoulder Injury, won By Hugh Fullerton. Jr. hadn't done so badly, because that "eanor Rounds and Joseph John Sli- to Jliotit justice.” «T. nnnrviashed mifor «a Uicorv.inbieali. In xTrxiv*ostler that »«Whe ^ . . A Bison Disaster ...... Id,.,Austria’s Biggest ed in Europe. He is a mighty mite, Stolen basejj— Relisr, Brooklyn, for catcher Stew Hpfferth. Friday, June 28 and at PInehurst you get Ber­ 12; Hopp, Boston, 9. the opener, ■ 6-1. The Windy City New York, June 17—(^ —Folks was Bob Feller’s no-hitter against virisky, all of the North Coventry Col. Lester Ab^^-le. Shaker niight cet hclrr lo straighten‘oUt 1 brought to the Ahiofican weighing only 145 pounds, _ al­ Soccer eight.s, Ohio, staff, liKigc advo- from alcohidic excc.sses. McCreanor 1 J ^ h e vva.s borii Special Town Meeting at High ries which are freshly picked boys came back to route four who follow basketball—and there the Yankees, Joe said. 'Then he were among the 264 students t ®* Height.s, Ohio, staff, jiKigc advo- from alcoholic excesses. McCreanor I «‘-:*'vvii isnc uxi.u . - Yellovvstone Park. J^yo -t/Pi-^ tonna—(/p)—The \Vlener Ku- though six feet ta il A natty mous­ Pitching—Hlgbe, Brooklyn, 6-0, New York—Pont Delgada of cate of the Continental Base sec- was arre.sted in an intoxicated P‘t*Simmons vvith a capital b* in Yellowstone National Schdol hall. each morning. Bosox pitchers to win the after- are a lot of them, even In sum-' quickly acided: “'T I’d d 'like Ilke~lo see ceiving diplomas Friday morning Monday, July * rier.ler. German-language afternoon tache adorns his lip. 1.000; Kush, Chicago, 4-0, 1,000. Fall Rivet*, Mass., entered eastern AUTO RACING Martin Becker’s Beets are piece, 7-4. mer— are wondering whether the Conn pitch a no-hittei^ Wednes- at the State'Theater. Manchester. tion, was questioned about Kiliiin’s ] state on Center .street, last "Ig h t; *^‘'hhn) and (isked vyhat a - fully built up herd of bufTalo School newspaper published in Vienna by finals of National (Challenge Cup ‘ =,..1 cni.rf a week ..rotoriav! come of It. "I ve picked up Amer- shrank as at least 38 ^anlma^s Community ' Vacation I lower, 1- bunches 29c. His Ice­ Before 1938, when he first tO)Ok A fter pounding out a 9-2 win new Interest in the pro cage game day.” Thellic t*r»4-H Nifty Needle Workers ve* f\c I o ; [ letter, ^ to Mr. a .Truman _...... and abouU...... nmig^, was court a vveek ago today | j,she said, drew nedlast'vvinter opens at Sputh church. the American occupation forces. up tournament golf, he was known American League soccer cow)P*Utlon by defeating -EVERY- of North Coventry are planning a defense, rcque.sts for witnesses.and on a similar charge, berg Lettuc* Is the flnest ob­ over the St. Lpuls Browns, the comes from a desire to cash in on Brooklyn Wanderers. 3-1. in replay On children: 'I wanted my first fowstone River. Rangeirs said the . Saturday, Sept. 7; Is Austria’s largest daily. as Ray Mangrum’s kid brother, Batting T- Vernon, Washington, nature study hike tomorrow after- documcnl.-. The court refu.sed to tainable. Yankees cashed in on a three-base the sports lx>om or a search'for Monday Matinee ' of protested 'game. I to be a gti l.” Maureen .said, and apparently moved down a ' Rotary Club's Soap BOx Derby, The, eight-page newspapfr in ita Ray being one of the better4(nown 372; Williams, Boston, .360. noon with James T. Laidlaw. let Abele .say anyithing about tlie | , 76th iasue recently marked attain­ You will And Limes, Lemons, error* by pitcher Tex Shirley to "Insurance" . The number ot Harold Keller, brother of the (jhlcago — Chicago Maremns Father-in-Law replied (hat. "when gfggp pgnk and out ofrto Ice that journeymen pii^ing up prize Runs— Williams, “ Boston, 56; win the nightcap, 7-6 in 10 In­ sduthern teams basing booked for Yankee slugger, Charley, Is due to ______J.___ TTcttr*r, which pa.sscd thiongh his j S(uhl*oni Baby ment of a 285.000 circulation by California and Farida Ora,ngea Pesky, Boston, 50. , downed Toronto, 2-i in new pro T u b s . and 8:30p.m . ' vtm've had six, as I hav'e, you u^der the w'elght. Started checks. — ' nings. Bill Johnson had opened Garden. doubleheaders next win­ enter the Kings Point Merchant Sat. ' ^ ' ' I liarid.K en route to Wa.-hington. , launching a 16-page Sunday edi­ as wall as Avocados, Ripe Plne- Runs batted in— Doerr, Boston, league. Polish Population Topiv 53 yiillloii' ------j 'ChicagoChicago i.iPi— Memo, a two-j won’t care." in 1902 with 24 animals, the herd applea Baaailaa. In his Texas drawl— he was bom the extra frame with a single and ter may indicate that some o( Marine academy next term to pro­ Auto Racing .Maureen is married to Producer Picnic Is Held tion. Prepaimtlons were made for 55; WllUame. Boston, 49. I v'ear-old; ■ 1.500-pound*'Temale hip- had grown to about 300. a circulation of 400,000 within a and reared on a iarm near Treiiton, scooted an the way home whei) Ned Irish’s old reliables aren't so vide some batting support for Flemlngton, N, J. — Howard Has To Sarriflee Pockets ! pdpotamiis, is a stubborn baby, i Will Price, ex-Marine lieutenant. Long, White, CleanV Texas—Mangrum declared that he Hits— Peaky, Boston, 75; W il­ Shirley threw Johnny Ltndell’s Wa,^;avv— (/P)— A new census few weeks although dlatrlbuUon liams, Boston, 72. anxious to play here . . . Educa­ Frank Shellenback, Jr., son of the (Bumpy) Bumpus, 32, was fatally sav^atUndants "at, zoo.! Their, daughter. Bronwyn BridgeL At Center Springs CALIFORNIA started ag.a caddy, never played aacriflee bunt into right fleld. shows Poland to have a popula­ SU Pinta la Norroal stiU was hampered by limited Doubles— Vernon, Washington, tors still are timid about associa­ Tigers’ coach. 'The team captain In-jured when his jjjar crashed Chicago— /Pi—Police Sergt. Jas- DiVectoi Robert Bean and 11 ! is 1 1-2. Bronwyn is what they call amateur ^ I f , but that ’’I have al- Thirdl* place Detroit dropped to tion of 23,622,334. Lodz is the 'hig- trucka and gasoline. n e w POTATOES 17; flve players tied with 15. tion— w 1th ’’commercialism" is Lou Ifiau, whose dad played for through the'"fence during'final gest City, wiUi 496,000 inhabitants. I *Ph BHalla is weaimg a pair of helpers yesterday preparetl to the infant; she has no nickname. Virtually all of.the personnel la .45c waya been a pro. I am not a pro­ an even dozen games off the pace (Though they still like those gats New Orleans in the Southern As­ qualifying heat at Fair Grounds___ Our lungs hold approfim ^ely The to-W eds of the Center Con­ 71/2 pounds ...... - Triples — Eklwards, Osveland, when the Washington .Senators Warsaw has 476,000, Cracovf 300,-I Frank Sinatra's pants— vvithout "ship Memo to the Pittsburgh “ It ’s a Welsh name, Maureen Austrian, under an American fessional at any club, and I ’m not receipts) and they shudder st the sociation . . . Lt. Robert E. Pro Football piTr- explained. "Most people think I t , 10 pints of air when ■ we take a gregational church held theiT pic* P ec^ ...... 88c 7; Keller, New York, 5. 000 and Poznan 268,000. hip pockets. It's not that Sinatra Zoological .society ' which managing editor, H. J. Burns, for­ going to take a job like that." triumphed 6-3 in a game held to Simon; returning from Iceland re­ Richmond, Va,—Officials of four means ’white breast’ birtithat han’t ■ deep breath. Normally, however. ; nic- Sunday In Center Springs Home runs— Williams, Boston, seven innings. by rain and dark­ mere thought of betting on basket­ Poland’s pre-war population doesn't have pockets in his pants, chased her for $2,500. For luui — —.-,j. mer Portland, Me.. newspai>er- Plump, Tender ports that boxing Is a ’’must" on Dixie Pro Football League voted ‘ iri- they hold about six pints. One P-rk with 40 couples attending. Mangrum said he had planned to 16; Keller, New York, and Green­ ness. Three bits and three walks ball games . . . Once they’re able was 35,100,000. But Briatta, who was given the hours Bean and his helpers tried quite correct. It means puc*. - u.-.tu-H *«nH out everv man. play m the British Open early in the athletic program for Iceland­ to Increase franchise costs from pants by Sinarla as a souvenir, is iinsu"ce.ssfiilly to get Memo to en- descent, v'lrgln-like, mother-of- pint i _ . . . ! Games of wolley ball, softball and (4 Lbs. Average) berg, Detroit, 14. off Al Benton in the seventh broke to build the big fleld heuses many Out of the .total population, 16,- July, but now that he held the Am ­ ers since they .'learned ' about the $2,500 to $10,000. wider around the hips than ‘ the ter a i rate through a side door of pearl glow from a white breast, time we take a -breath. 1 horeshoes were played. Supper was Stolen' bases— Case, Cleveland, a 3-8 tie. of these are planning, the coHegesi 210,(M)0 people are peasants, and Fast •FOWL erican title he would skip the event Polo voice," and had to sacrifi'ce the tlie pathvdei in house.' Then they "A very pretty name, my fa- I served by the committee lb the 13; SUmweiss, New York, 11. 'The largest crowd in Philadel­ may. decide that the only gam* art of nose naashing from the 7,412,000 live In towns and cities. The^ Coast Guard malnlAina the Icidge and was followed by more 44c pound In the tight Uttle Isle and concen­ Pitching—Ruffing, New York, they’ll play with the big arenas American Army . . . Andy Uram Mexico City—Herradura team of A total of 5,012.000 now inhabit pockets 111 make the elotli g o , nioved tlie ciate to the rear door. Iher-in-law remaikeil.^ , , phia’s National League history, Mexico upset Argentine Trebol woiIll's largest flreboat flecL games and moviea. A shell acquires a speed'four In our Grocery Section trate on home events. Among, the and (Jaldwell, Chicago, 4-0, l-.OOO. is hard-to-get . . . On, the other and Ben Starrett, Gr^en Bay around. , .Memn walked tight into the i rate. I As we left, Maureen whispered }6,910 paid, saw the Phils extend team, 10-9. Poland’s new western territories. The committee in charge, fol­ times that of sound and energy plenty of Bulk Soap Powder and upcoming attractions for him are Packers’ backs, have df8med a their winning 'streak to four aide, the promoters don’t mind Track lows: Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Mur- equal to that of u locomotive Chipa, a wide aasortment of thia week’s Invernees InWtational swanky cocktail lounge and eatery straight when they but Pitts­ cashing In on the popularity of the Milwaukee—Illinois rolled . up LANK LEONARD phey, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Hobron, travelnig - 30 miles an hour in Olives, Chicken nnd Meat In at Toledo, Ohio and the Columbus burgh 4-3, but the Pira%a came college game and the chances are In Green Bay. And to advertise MICKEY FINN 'I'wo Down, One To Go! traveling the 25 feet from breech glasa and enna,, nnd Blmley’s • Ohio Invitational early In July. 67*2 points to win Central Col­ Mr. and Mrs. Clavtn Fisher, MK n m ^ h a il back to band the Phils their fifth they’ll be hiring the best college It, they’ve organized one of the legiate Conference m^et, setting T ^ B rn T T S F and Mrs. Robert Scribner, and.iytr, to m iczle of' a six-inch naval gun Orange Juice In the new 18o Qhezsi and Nelson will visit those defeat in )he lost 17 games 10-1. coaches and players to get the new best softball teams In that section. events, too. ^ new records In. 440-yard and one sung ‘ ■ ‘ and Mrs. George . Munson. ilaa. ‘ By Kea Raffensberger * Cleveland moved Into fifth league started next winter. mile relays. j r S A JOB R5T1 GOOD GRIEF.' AnGOHMBT PhtUiM Southpaw place by copping both ends ot Its Fomer G.I. Bill Kennedy chalk­ TMUFOrtaKa// THP OOKONER, ITCETTAINLY SPAQBBTTI BAUeS Rankin and Purvis Being picked to pitch for the double header with the Philadel­ ~ Sock Market ed up 24 strikeouts for Rocky Monmouth Park see 1944 All-Star taun, having phia Athletics 2-1 in 11 inninigs Former heavyweight champion Mount, N. C„ of the Coastal Plain I TOLPUg They DOCTOt-NOTVOU* LOOKS SOI John Pcntland Lafayette, Ind.— Dave Rankin DeLITXE ^ ^ , catcher like Walker Cooper, and 3-2. The second game was Jess Willard won’t be on hand for League in one game last week and MCWIF KUlN'EACHi WANTED andT Duane Purvis, newest addi­ .Dung Branch, N. J., June 17— SWRF/r P lf’KLF-S bunch of Nt tional League stars in stopped after flve and a half in­ the Louls-Conn fight Wednesday. won It 2-0 from Goldsboro when Early totorest Indicates a sellodit OfHEE! tions to Purdue'ii athletic staff, nings because of rain and dark­ V III Vet Hospital S4« -back of m«>, a manager like Billy Returning from a long overseas Harry Soufas and Dave Fowlej;, of all reseWed seats for the open­ ~ Stenographer were All-Americk choic6k while ness. Bobby Feller racked up his batting In sucesslon, each hit the „F,.MP’K p'av'tng football with the Boiler­ Southw(}rtl) and a cogch like Mike tour with s troupe bf wrestlers ing of the new Monmouth Park 11th win In the first game on last week, Willard wgs Interested first pitch for a homer . . . The 'John Pentland-. ssmatant man­ SALTED NUTS makers. . *-"<"* Gonsales was a big thrill to this racetrack, June 19. Hana EMwarda' aingle that scored Los Angeles Rams will bunk In ager of the Prudential Insurance or Typist Found box fl.se southpaw. Felix Mkcklewicx. Blazing Bob only In getting back home to Glen­ reconverte(l Army barracks in Reversed Reverse Company oilfied, recently under­ Full or Part Time. m a r t i n i O U V fli Oeflee Adage It was rsally something to look struck out nine to boost bis ssa- dale, Calif. • . ■ IncldenUUy. the went a serious operation at the 470 back over the fleld and see all son total to 146 in 135 innings. heavyweight title .never has their training camp at Compton SPRINGFIELD SPEEDWAY changed han()a In a New York ball College. Calif., and Assistant East Lansing, Mich., June 17- Newington Veterans hospital. iK tell Ufe ef heoMheM wp* MUltown, Me., June 17— Birds those topnotchera standing around Apply Ib Person park . . . Fanning with sports Coach Bob Snyder Is having plenty Edo Mencottl’a error In rupnitig Pantland Is a member o f tbs InelntUng P r ^ Jahnsaa’a of a feather don’t always flock me. 0 Ths Insecticlds noW^ known- as puSi writers the other day. Joe Douts of headaches trying to find enough a reverse play in 1942 gave Char ’Yankee Division Veterans Aaaocla- Wax line and Moth Sproya. together. Warden Lloyd Clark But my biggest wallop came DDT was first compounded In West Springfield, Mass.. tlon, a past commstnder of Dil- reports that a black drake mated friien the fam e eitded and 1 waa 1874, but Ita practical value was remarked he had seen only one extra-length beds to take.care of lie Bachman the Idea for Michi­ gan Btate's formation. wm'th-Cornell Post, Ameiioan Le- Rogers Corp. We have three Eiectrte Fkier udtl) e hen pIntalL ^ listed as the Winning pitcher. not dstsrmlnsa until 1989. baseball rarfie this siimmar. Hs tot biff vuvs en ths squad. gloh and a former officer of the | Mill Street: Pqllahera for mat. Connecticut National Guard, . j MANCJTEST^ KVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, UUNN., MONDAT, JUNE 17, 194$ PAGE TUIKTBUI

MArvcnnsi tR rv (EMNC; HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY. JUNE 17. 194^ ^g e t w e l v e Sally had begun to wonder l^any- T(M)NKRVII,I.E FOI.KS BY FONT.4INE |-'OX Household Hoods 51 Summer Homes for Rent 67 thlng untoward had developed.’ A Help Wanled— Female 35 Doga— Pets— Birds 41 By white, haggard-faced wc^an w a^ BosincM Service* Offered IS Florists— Nurseriee 15 COVENTRY LAKE Realty Co.. Sense and Nonsense X IE PUPS, registered, black, USED FURNITURE bought and put to bed and Sally tboughtfully j The Skipper-—V ersus Th e Station Ag en t CUT FLOWERS snd plants WOMEN at New Model Laundry. Route 1. F6r rent. 4-room cot­ Classified General Duty. LUCY placed a screen arotiny her to In-! Dollar vs. Cont | They'entered thfe movie show daHf sable, and light Sable—all sold. The Reve pink?, sweet 6287. Clark. Phone WlUimantlc success Xid everything woul. You look kind ' I Woman Don’t you think, OLD f l o o r s s a n d e d J Wanted— Real Estate 77 |)ain as best you can. Soon you will which all can YOUNG woman for hand-cutting ket! Compare with scrapers cokt- Call 2-0072. and efficient, Mias Maynar^^ and In God We Tnist I tor, that you’ve overcharg:eo\ Laying and finishing. FOR .SALE—Porcelain top kitch­ have forgotten, all about it In the read." and stuffing toys. Apply Kaklar ^ g dollars more . . . compare FLASH! Gel the cash for your x i n 1 am sure Doctor Richards Is also." attending Junior when he had the | Lost and Fonnd 1 J. B. Jensen, Cloth Toy Company. Forest en table, three chairs, 2 Wooden Joy of recovery. We're going to , ..ypg^ J know," aaid the cent. ’’I’m' Tel. WllUihanUc 9928, evenings. Roofing—4lepairing 17-A cabinets, army cot. dog-house. /construction, bracing, quality! REWARD for 4 to 6 rooms avail­ business, reslrlential^ Inveat’ti-'nt The bed Prunella had occupied I "One of the very best. Mis* help you all we can, my dear. \measies ? , street. ' able now or later. Local perman­ or shore property. List immedi­ r so abort a time was made \Bowden," Sally assured her. a cheap little, m lte^^ ,, Doctor—Not when you consider , KXPEH'I REPAIRS of shingles, Inquire 26 Keeney or Phone 4247: : Wards beats ’em all! Sec Wards for There were tears in the woman’s And I know I’m not big, nor good, LOST—Pair lady’* black shoes. refrigeration s e r v i c e ■ ... —------■—:------— ; new scraper now! Only $1^5.95. ent resident. Phone 2-0477. ately! J. a7 Barry. Tel. 2-0809. ready for its new occupant. She "Nine, this morning, is the cru­ eyes as she returned the pressure t h ^ l t Included eight visits. slate, composition and tin roofs BOOKKEEPER with knowledge cial hour, they tell me,” the woman nor bright: Woman—But, Doctor, ybu for\i Juat been aoled. Phone 8368. Rebuilding and repairing of of general office . work. Write, Wards Farm Store, Purnell arrived during the night so that of the nurse's fingers. j And yet—:’’ naid the cent, with a GniDow. Ooldapot Crosley. Fngid- WICKER'wcanHage, stroller com­ MUST VACA’TE by July 30. Need PROPERTY ( wners-^If you are when -Selly went on duty next w ^ t on, her fingers holding the get that he infected dozens of J chimneys and flashings. E. V. Box X. Herald. Place, Manchester. Conn meek little sigh, l o s t —MAN’S brown wallet, Sat­ aire, G. E.» and all other., makes. bination, price $8. Phone 8876. 3 or 4 room rent. Son in eervlce. considering capUallzlng on the morning she found Mias Bowden shifting hook moMng in and out of • X.* • your other patients. Commercial and Domestic' Coughlin, 390 Woodland street Phone 2-0964. present i market c«ntact* us.' the oott5, closed the Bible and placed it on skirt, in a store between Biescll fast nooks for sale, reasonable. Nelson. 737 Lydall street. Phone furnished. Coll Manchester 4014. South Main street, Manchester the stand beside the hed.” Then to ease the tension. However, the girl had earned a if I’ve talke street and Oak, street, Saturday Unpalnted. Call 2-2517. 8906. the nurse spoke. Dora Bronson came in with break. She had been in Receiving ery." Light moving and trucking. ATTENTION—Prospective sellers for tw'o hard weeks and was now old top—Just look behind j-ou and' u. 'morning. Call 7451. ROOFING — Specializing In re­ GIRLS and women for bench Houses for Sale 72 "Don't you hav« to count and a hypo needle and the patient Ikld 24-hour service. Tel. 2-0752. work. Apply In person. TobSr PLACE TOUR order for ever- JUST Received a shipment of and buyers. We handle anything down her work and relaxed.'"This on K which had the reputation of you’ll see a calendar. I pairing roofs of all kinds, also fresh frozen food cabinets. Come tobacco hoes, $1.60 each. Larsen’s watch while you’re doing that?'' being easy; but a lot of women An Ehichange Says; "This coiin- new roofs. No Job too small or Baseball Manufacturing Co. FOR SALE—331 Oakland street, from lots to large estates, and we ... .1 !***■ nianner said plainly, as Announcements WOODWORK for your home. In and see the one dh display. We Feed Service, 3^ Depot Square "Not this pattern, eager to get out and most of them Soon your wife can go to the try would- not be in tlie mess it Is Wardrobes, •boo'^-ases, "Ship­ large. Good work, fair price Free 3-room house, all conveniences. gruarantee satisfaction and quick ba'Ted her arm for the needle. BOOKKEEPER for small shop, ha^ frozen food wrapping and answered. "I could do it with my Ih-a moment the stretcher arrived too damned talkative for their movies and bring home the family in If the Indians had adopted TCE CREAM to carry out. Pints shape” kitchen cabinets Call estimates Call Howlty, Man Lot 100’ X 220’, price $5,500. Call action. Call the E, J Campbell mornings only. Write, stating packaging material for sale. Capi­ IMMEDIATE delivery on lighting eyes shut. Are you the nurse ana she was wheeled out and Sally own and everyone rise’s good cer­ dinner, without going out of her | stricter Immlgriition laws.” cheater 5361. 5625. Co., for results. Manchester 6243. Of Treat’s extra rich ice cream, ain t Hendrickson. 2-0663. experience. Post Office Box ^45, tol Grinding Co., 38 Main street. and power plants and 200 am­ here?" saw. her lips move and then clench tainly could be no cinch, to'hls way way. Officials of a coin vending i ------without sherbet. Also sundaes, pere arc welders. Orders taken WANTED—A home in a residen­ "Yea." Sally told her- "I’m Sally as if willing herself to relax yet of thinking. No doubt she would machine company forecast me-1 What Every Woman Known sodas and sandwiches. Bldwell’s AIR CONDn'lONED UNITS Station A, Manchester. I HAVE two six room singles, very chanlcally refrigerated machines ■ The saddest words to s woman’s now for Gravely tractors and good condition, convenient loca­ tial part of town. Willing to pay Mkynard, Miss Bowden. How are by the very act increasing the ten­ be shifted to male surgical next Soda Shop. 527 Main street Hot Air Furnaces Installed Palntiui^Papering 21 TWO WAITRESSES, steady work. Boats and Accessories 46 equipmenL Will be filled In rota­ although he had a hunch the chief which will vend frozen fruit* veg- * ear, and Reset tion. Occupancy arranged. Priced top cash price. Will wait 90 day.s you feeling this morning? ” sion. Dora went with her to the Apply Rainbow Club or New Eng­ tion. Why watt? Capitol Grinding for occupancy. Write Box C, O.R. and sto"ward or can nn^e one feel. Miss Maynard? suffered long. word, listening to their troubles ' caterers, catering to weddings, 21 years’ experience. Phone 5413 mg. Joseph Murawskl. Phpne 2- System Laundry, Harrison street comer of Center street and Mid­ garden tractors. Tractor disc feast. thin I"’ Amston Lakes. 'Phone •2-0473, I wish I had listened to the family 1 It ^na more than an hour before with one ear while he examined I outings and clambakes. For In­ 0338. harrows, garden dusters. Dublin - Mrs. Eva .McUord ' ALL APPLIANCES serviced and dle Turnpike West. Phone 6243. 3 LEV'EL Building haU. located on doctor years ago and had it rc- she was returned to the ward and their charts and check'ed off those I formation call 5790 or 2-05l7. CXIMPTOMETER operator, exper- Tractor Company. WilUmantlc. Lyndale atreet. Scllihg price $1,- LONG Established Manche.ster who should be di.scharged within , Mountaineer (leading a gangling repaired, humere, refrigerates FURNITURE and metal work re», Slacks have proved eiiliglitcn- unpainted't 'enced or Inexperienced. 37 hour ORDER^ Being taken for Kayaks. 600. A. Bissell. Phone 5470. resident must vacate to new the next few days. He returned to yotith into the office of 'the vil­ ranges, washers, etc. All ^ r k finished. lljiwn and lage Doctor)—Doc, I want you ing. Wi- till,. »>,i i Automobiles for Sale 4 furniture sprayed. (Special for 5 day week. Pleasant working Delivery In one week. Inquire owner. Will buy a 6-room single FUNNY BUSINESS Sally who still .stood beside Miss I McNaaflit Syn4lf«l#. Iik. guaranteed. Metro Service' Co conditions. Apply employment of­ 363 Keeney street Telephone 2- should fix up my .son-in-law. I women feel toh big (or their one month) Five pc. kitfhen set 5Ius1cal Instruments 53 or double ahd wait for occu­ Bodwen. Tel Manchester 2-0883. / ' fice, First National Stores. Park Resort Property for Sale\74 shot him in the leg yesterday and j britches. __ - - FOR SALE— 1927 Cadillac, suit­ sprayed any color desired, $10. 1487. pancy. Write Box A, Herald. "Aveduti, Costello and Bardi can r and Oakland avenues. East Hart­ SMALL SIZE player piano, looks lamed him up a mite. able for wrecker or tow car, 26,- Bi'OKKEEriN G, puhU^ account­ Equipped to handle Industrial and get up this afternoon, MaynartI," ford. like new. Very plain mahogany COVENTRY Lake—4 room cot- ! Doctor (disapprovingly) - Tut, | 000 .miles, excellent mechanical ing. Income tax returrts, payroll comr jrcial spraying contracts. he told her. "Have someone take tut. you should be asliameri to i ll(N)TS .\NI) HER BUDDIES All Set BY e in : a t MARTIN Garden— Farm— Dairy ca.ae The Plano Shop. 6 Pearl tage. electricity and water fum- , Leifal Notices ’em to the solarium for a while.,, condition. Tel. 8779. social security, withholding tax. Have yoiir bams and sheds spray­ slilsit yoiir son-in-law. HOUSEKEEPER for one lady. Products 50 street Open 6-9 p. m. only. ished. Priced $2,900. Immediate The two at the end and Mrs. Blake * IsJQl BPTtR PiV-LTritSt SWE'B 60VKI& TO CORA TKPiT'B TH' OKRy ! unempUoyment compensation, ed reasonable to save cost of re­ occupancy. Other listings avail­ Mountaineer Well. Doc. he I'VS so (aVPiD you BUT IT'B Live In. Reply giving all par­ AT 'a COURT OF PROBATE held •Sis: arc about ready to go home. You OPftV, WPiB OWlcKl TftKt OP A I' VOW \T notary public Telephone 3627 building. Thomas J. McKinney Avain’t my son-in-law when I shot CftMt Oyt«..DtPiRt Pi PVjOff«. 1980 NASH sedan. Call 5483 after ticulars to Box Q, Herald. FOR SALE—Green Mountain po- FOR SALE Good upright piano, able. A. Bissell. P.hone 5470. at Manchester, within and for the might notify their people. Heav­ I’Vt VCnrCKEMl NOTiCB 1 BfWS BRfMqO Bf^BT | VOOhJ'T G>OiK)' days or evenUigs. Paint Shop, 344 Adams street. District of Manchester, on the I.Mh PiMO 1 totoes. firsts and seconds. Amelia pair of ladv’s Ice skates, size 7, ens! Three vacant beds, Maynard! him. TROUBLE I JOB POtt BOMtOV4t LIT T '0 t *. r— 4 p. m. COVENTRY LAKE Realty Co., dav of June, A.D.. lH-tfi VOVt 5T 1 Phone 2-0106 Jarvis, .872 Parker street. Phone Call 2-1370. We’re in luck." OWt’LV. B t MtBOtO BOOTS! y o u ELEITTRIO end Acetylene weld Help Wanted— Male. 36 ______— —_ Route 1. five-room water front Present HON WILI.IAM S. HYPE DeiiMMTacy Ing. No job ioo._^ large or too PLACE your order now for out­ 7026. Juitge. “ Mis.s Bowden i.s the only really Auto Accessories— Tires 6 SMALL Baby grand. Looks like cottage, close to lake. John Clark. Estate of Patrick H. Mailden, late of I Dare to Ih- yomsolf. V4ER.UPI small. All work guaranteed side painting with Eddie Theri­ WANTED—A sheet metal w (A- new. V ery modern case. A most seriously ill patient wo have in K, Phone Willimantic 33S4W5 or Manehester. In said District, deceased. Doctor Wllloiiglihj-,” Sally ii- Dare to think your own : ? 7 Parker Welding Co., 166 Middle ault, 61 Llnnmore Drive. Phone er. Experience necessary. Man­ beautiful piano, priced rca-Honably. The administrator d.h.n. having ex- FOR SALE — Large tw'o-wheel Household Goods 51 266J4. minded him. ” B is overcrowded. Uioii"ht.‘<. trailer, godd condition. Inquire Ti^liplke. West. Tel. 3926 3555. chester Sheet Metal Works. .5413- The Piano Shop, 6 Pearl street. htiiiied his administration account with Dare to c'xpicss what you know said estate to this Court for allowance, Why can’t some of those patients 66 Kensington street. J______\ Cpen 6 - 9 p. m. only. FOR SALE—Shore cottage, on the a n t iq u e s reflnished and repair­ INSIDE AND ouLslde painting.] ,lt is be tran.sferred over here? Those i.s right. I MANUFACTURING $1,000 — $1,000 — $1,000 Oswcgatchie road, Niantic river, ORDERED: That the 22nd day of i Dare to defy tlie whoU world if | SH CUBIC yard Wood’s hydraulic ed. Rush or splint seats replaced also paperhanging. Call Gilbert 4-room cottage, furnished, with three beds are all at one end and JiiX, 'P4''- * o’clock (d.s.t. I fore­ could easily be screened if neces­ the wee .small voice within, all-metal dump body. 19 North 'riemann, 189 South Main street. Fickett. 4208. WearinR Apparel— Furs 57 electric refrigerator and stove noon. -,at tin- Probate Office In the prompts you to swim against the ‘ ENGINEER ^GORGEOUS ROOMS OK .Municipal Building in said Manches­ sary. What I’m li ving to say. Doc­ atreet. ______' Phone .5643. Can.be seen by appointment only. INTERIOR and exterior decorat­ ■ DXLUXE FURNITURE’ GABARDINE U S. Aviation cov­ ter. be and the same Is a.sslgned for a •stream. j Stuart J. Wasley, 755 M%in. tor, is that I haven’t enough to Jellyfish never cause even a ALL MAKES of washing ma­ ing, roofing, floor sanding, gen­ We are 'cok in g for. a ninn eralls, Navy rain coats, blue hearing on the allowance of said ad­ do - ” NEW 'TIRES, new recaps, used ministration acaaunt with, said estate, ripple on the surface- -but enough ch in e repaired. 10 years’ exper­ who is presently working as $1,000 $1,000 — $1,000 V Phone 6648. "W h-at? Will you say that tlrai and tubes. Expert vulcanlz- eral repairing. Pre-war prices, denim dungarees. Brunner’s. 80 and this Court directs that notice of I venturesome whales might cause tag, a hours recspplng service- ience. Call, A. Brewer, 2-0549 or work guaranteed. Get outside a chief tool engineer, works Oakland street. Phone 5191. the time and place assigned for said again? Are you quite all right. m anager or in a similar ca ­ INCLUDED 18X191*5 6 ft. Elec­ hearing be given to all persons known : a tidal wave. WPS. i»4« 8Y wiA wavict. mc.1 Manchester Tire snd Recapping 2-0248. quotes now Webster. 6965. I^eifal Notices Sally?” The resident .stared at her ! Be a whale and .spout something pacity. tric Refrigeralor\^1946 DeLuxe to he Iriterested therein to appear and in amazcrtient. "Well, my dear, Oonpnny, Broad au^et Tele­ he heanl thereon by puhllshlng a copy j that has v a lu e.... if you laii’l do FULLER BRUSH Dealers— Eor i PAINTING and Paperhanging Oil and Gas "BengaK R-ange, 1946 I AT A COVllT OF PROBATE hold The Killer Has Enoug-1^ BY V. T. HAMLIN phone 3869. Open 7 to 7. Wanled—To Buy 58 of this order in some newspaper hav­ now I have heard everything. Yes, : that, in Henven's name he a clam A U .V OOF Fuller products and —rvlce any' Interior and exterior decorators He may have slaited out ■’Philco" Radio. ^ ■ i It Maiichf-ntrr within and Tor Ilia I feel sure ive can arrange for that Dlatrli I of Manrhcatrr. on the I5th ing a circulation in said District. at land shut up! FER 60 SH f OKAV. ICIkL&R.WC’l.l. place in Manchester tdWnshlp, reasonable prices Call for free as an apprentice tool maker WE BUY old lawn mowers re­ least five days before the day of. said 1 ■ I ifav of June. A.D.. I94fi. tnin-sfer and Well, well, well—” ! The worlil liostows its big le- i 6AXE , USE A TAicS CAKE OP Anto»—Ship by Truck 8 phone 2-I2C4. estimates. Leach % Fogil. MtJi- but because he wanted to ad­ Special Concession to all mcmber.s 1 gardless >f condition. Friendly Pre..ent WILLIA.M S. HYDE. Eaq.. hearing. and he turned and hurrjed away. WILLIAM S. HYDE. Judge. : wards on the follow v. ho dares to , TH’ aiMMlClC.'\HlM,i0T600P.' chester 5797. vance. studied mechanical en­ Fix-It Shop. 718 North Main .1 ud'.'e. I CAAJ’T take GENERAL concrete wosk. r e t a i n ______I of the Armed jF’orco.s and Their 1 ’ (To Be t'onllniieU) Ido something diffcicnt. 1083 CHEVROLET, V4-ton rack gineering. I Pamiliea. .street. Tel 4777. 'Estate f-f Anthony Barren. late of MAU'f MORE OP ing walls, lafidscaping and grad- j p a INTING A.ND' Paperhanging Mom hi-s.ti r. in .“aid Diatrict. deceased. At A COURT OF PROBATE holih-i THAT APE’S body. Call Craftsman Auto Body, at Columhln within and fur the D' Ing. Septic tanks Installed. For cjood work Reasonable rates Ho should be able to coni- WE WILL buy your rags, new.s- t>n motion of Amo- P.arrea of said 127 Spruce street, 2-1348. . FREE DELIVERY FREE STOR- ■Manche.ster. adm inistratrix. trlct of Andover, on the Itlh dav of SIDE (II-ANt’ ES IIY (iAI.BRAITH estimates call 4795. Raymond Flske. Phone -3:184 plctel.v supervise a produc­ J AGE-^ EASY TERMS papers, magazines and scrap ORDERED. That six months from June. A.D.. 1946. tion engineering department, metal*. Arnold .Nelson, 737 Lydall the l.lth day of June. A.D.. 1!>46, be Pnaent CLAYTON EXHUNT E,- i . Wanted Anton— ALL MAKES of fancy machines INTERIOR and extenor painting including the handling of street. Phone 8906. and the same are limited and allowed J udge. ' . expertly repaired. Singer Sewing Also paperhanging Prompt serv­ j AL.SO INCLUDED in addition to for th’ said administratrix, is the Inleatate estate of Edw.inl O. Tel. 8883 and Radio - l.s a Beautiful Bedroom struments. regardless of age, ohnson, late of Andi^ver. within said Phone 7630 signs. He mus be a top dlrectfd to give public notice to the CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER CAR OWNERS flight man in machine-shop Suite, your choice of modern or condition Highest pos-sihle crediteirs to bring In their claims district, decca.sed. SHEET METAL* WORK INTERIOR and exterior painting practices and be able.to solve period design. "DcLuxc’’- coil prices. The Piano Shop. 6 Pearl within saltl time allowed by posting This Court doth decree that six r ------ATTENTION PLEASE! a copy of Ibis order on the public sign­ months be allowed and lilulted for the Protect and beautify your home ' manufaeturlng problems in spring, ■’Simmona” Mattre.sa — street. Phone 6332.' creditors of as'd’ estate^o exhibit their Hot Air Furnace Repairing. with the best of paint and work-' Handsopie Living Room Suite, post nearest to the place where the 7 a practical manner. Above ilcceased last dwelt within, said town claims agaiiiAt the same to the Ad­ nianshlp. Commercial and domes­ your choice of modern or penod HIGHEST Prices are still being ministratrix and directs that public 1. If you 'wish'to 1SELL your New Hot Air and Air Conditioning all he must be able to get and by publishing the same In some tic, 18 years experience. For esti­ design, rugs. 3 lamps. 2 end paid for rags, magazines, news­ notice be given of this order by ad­ car we ■will pay you a for- Furnaces Installed. along well with people. If newspaper having a circulation In said •omfiFoasix mate call Edward R. Price 2-1003 you are the man we are seek­ tables. 1 cocktail table, 5 Pc. Por­ papers and scrap metals by Man­ probate district, within ten days from vertising In A ne'w’spaper having a cir­ f . tune for it. the date of tills ' ordi r. and return culation In aald district, and by post­ I DiUKf MjDtudOMRtrr BY iMERKIU. BLOSSER Eavp.s Trough and Conductefi. ing. p'leasc foiward a com­ celain or Maple Breakfast set. chester’s oldest -.(lealer Three ing a copy thereof on the public sign FR ECK r.ES A N1) H IS FRIK NI )S Handsome Offer \ make to this court of tlie notice given. 1 wth yrAT*. -sTfetemf 2. If you wish to doll old Repairing. plete resume of your experi­ Yes, even Linoleum for the kitch­ tnicks to serve you-. Wm. Ostrin- W ILLIA.M S. HYDE. Judge. post in said Town of Andover, nearest ------1 ------the place where the deceased last r Betsy up like new, our Private Instrurllona 28 ence and your salary require­ en-Everything Complete. "Ready sky, 182 Bissell atreet. Phone ryMRS.k.'AME.WE HAVE W ELL, IF iris A This eowL'f dwelt. tFRE^oaes. 0 6 ments to P. O. Box 549. to live in," 5879. AT A COURT OF PROBATE h^ld ADV'AMCe ORDERS K X t. VCXJ’RF. JOtte.-HERE^ , lU E BEGlfMtNO. body shop is just the place. NORMAN BENTZ TUTORING In 5, 6, 7. 8 grades St Mftiichrstpr. within and for the Certified from Record. Norwich, Conn. ’ CLAYTON E. Hunt. Judge. 4 5 -DOZEN DOUOHNUTS/ ' JOtONO.f TME fVW-OfT.' MRS lOXNB/ Drop by, free estimates. 277 Spruce Street subjects. Call Catherine McGuire. D istrict o f MAnchester. on the 15th NUmCOOK Nothing Else to Buy.. dav of June, A .D ,. 494fi. , Fn-cMeKf-'AN S. If the old Bus needs a lit­ Tel. 8966 Tcl. 2-0675. WANTED—Tool and gauge mak­ RABBIT Hutch or coop, suitable i’r.sent. WILLIAM S. HYD?. Esq.. IS VVDeKIM& OM AN ADVERTISING- tle motor work or a com­ er. first-class only. Empire Tool a -l -b -e -r -t -s for same. Phone 2-0777. Judge. W. SCHULTZ and Bottlcello REFRIGERATION. Shortage of Manufacturing Company, Stock Estate of Sarah J. Herron, late of CAWPAtGN TO MAKE plete overhaul, wheel her men for installation and repair 43-ALLYN St. HARTFORD Manchester. In said District, deceased. p e o p l e DOUo HNUT- P.U.C. license to do (Jonn. state Place, Manchester. CO n SOOUS'/ moving, local trucking. Ashes work. The need for trained men Rooms Without Board 59 On motion of Everett R. Kennedy of in. \ WE BUY and aell good used said Jtanchester, administrator. and .waste removed. Phone to overhaul and install refrigera­ PRATT & WHITNEY furniture, combination ranges, ORDBRED: That six months from tion and aiv conditioning equip­ LARGE front room, suitable for Wanted^ r - DE CORMIER 2-1588. gas ranges and heaters. Jones' the l6th diiy of June, A.D.. 1946. be \ ment is urgent. If you are me­ AIRCRAFT married couple or two gentlemen. and the same are limited and allowed MOTOR SALES Furniture Store, 36 Oak. Phone | Kitchen privileges if de.sired. Con- for the creditors within to. bring In LAWN and power mowers sharp­ chanically inclined-‘ and have a Has Openings for Experienced Men t ened and rebuilt. Ail gas engines, - 2-1041. tlhuotw hot water and shower. 153 lhair claims against said estate, and Stenogra­ 24 Maple St. Manchester fair education, look into this big As I the said administrator Is directed to outboard motors, garden trac­ pay trade. Learn hpw,y.q\i„j:an get NEW VACUUM cleaner* for sale. Eldridgc atreet. give publie notice to the creditors to Tel. 8854 Open 9 to 9 tors. pumps and electrical . ap-' EXTERNAL GRINDErffe \ bring In their claims within said time this training in spare time or eve­ Liberal trade-in allowance. A.B. TO RENT—A furniahed room on pllances repaired Quick depend­ nings." No interference with INTERNAL GRINDERS j C. Appllcancf and Service Cog?- allowed by posting a copy of this pher able service. Pick up and deliver. Main ^street. Continuoua hot order on the public signpost nearest SELL US that old car you have present Job. For full infornia- ENGINE LATHE OPERATORS pany, 21 Maple street. Phone to the place ’ where the deceased last The Do-All Company. Telephone water. Phone 6803. Ranging around the bam or -lot. tion write at once, giving name, DRILL PRESS OPERATORS 2-1575. dwelt within said town and by pub­ Apply We will put it in,.running condi­ 2-2606. address, etc. Utilities Institute, FOR RENT—Attractively furnish­ lishing the same In some newspaper BY FRED HARMAN tion to give someone transpor­ ■Rox, K, Care'',of Herald. RADIAL DRILL OPERATORS’ WE HAVE dneat aaaortmenta of ed room. Light housekeeping {&• having a circulation In aald probate RED RIDER N4»( On the Program YOU CAN ;ilways depend on Ben-^ SEMI-AUTOMATIC LATHE kitchen Unoleum*. AI*o tile and district, within., ten days from the Orford Soap Co. C R,niC3GT tation. Broad Street Motor son’s for radio’ repairs! Best cllltles if desired. Single or dou­ date of this order, and return make to f?ED R tPEi? Sales. Phone 3926. ELdCUnON — Tutoring — Ar­ OPERATORS wall coverings. Manchester Floor ble. Central. Phone 5308. this court of the noltce glVen. (REHEARSES FOR equipped ahpp in town. Call 3536 rangements fori summer work Covering Center. 24 Birch. Call WILLIAM S. HYDE: Judge. TURRET LATHE OPERATORS M:S ROPlfSe ACT- MORE CASH for your car from or bring li your radio to 713 -being made. Stumo closed June 0688. your Pontiac dealer. Stop In or Main street Bsnson’s. 22—July 8- White. Studio, 709 MILi^ING MACHINE FOR RENT— Lbveljfc. furnished OPERATORS call 4164 Cole Motors. LAWN MOWERS sharpened, Main street. Phone'.2-1392. FLOOR’' probfsms solved with room with bath. Phone 8828. linoleum, asphalt tile, counter. copa. 1PM *v MA siavici. inc. t. M. aco. u. a pat. opf. repaired, washing machines, INVESTIGATE Auto body and Well-paying Jobs in pleasant'sur­ FURNISHED room to rent, Jtis HOMES WANTED vacuums, irons repaired, prompt Expert workmanship, free esti­ Business Services Offered 13 fender repair profits. ’'You’ll be roundings under good working mates. Open evening* Jones off Main street. Gentleman onlj We have customers ready to purchase one and two-family pickup and delivery service, work eoeiL i»«« *Y "*» «iwvicf. iwc. r m. ate, u.». pat, orr. •That’s Ihree times this week the car has broken down— convinced. Practical sp.^*’* time conditidna. Apply at our employ­ Furr'* ’ re. Oak • atreet Phone Phone 2-2170 or 9 Hazel street. homes In Klanchester. If you are interested In wiling yoiif prop­ LAWN Mower owners. Why take guaranteed The Friendly Fixlt home study and reaideilt course ment office In East Hartford. Con­ reminds me of the jalopy we had in'the good old depres­ chances? 22 years’ ' experience Shop, 718 NoKh Main atreet. 2-1041. \ erty we will be pleased to hdVe you call us. If you rare to have Including welding, spray' paint­ necticut, for full details — Monr us, we will look over your property to ad\1se you of Its present ' “ Ccrlajnly the dcsijjn is new! Just look at dial radiator sion days when we couhin’t buy a new one because we ^ sharpen'ing and repairing. All Phone ’4777, W. Burnett. ing, mptal work, may heVb you days through Fridays. Office hours FOR SALE — Selling everything cap, those hubs, the ash-trays, the door hantlles!” didn't have any money!” ■ makes and sizes of hand and 8 A. M. to 4:45 P .M. day value. LOCIAL MOVirjIG. trucking and open your own repair •ahopi or In house including waehing ma- ' — ■■ power 'mowers, engine repairing, get a good Job. Mechanically chjne, dishes, glassware, bric-a- WANTED! ^ BY MICHAElTirMALLI?^ Rj^l^~LANE V, saw filing, general grinding. Capi­ ashes I’emoved. J. Klein 28 Foley VIC FLINT Tacky Is Among Friends street. Telephone 6718. minded men write for free R e­ ,Hel|) Wanted— Male brac, silverware, curtain* radio, SMALL DAIRY FARM tol Grinding. 38 Main street. tails. Auto-Crafts 'Training. B beds, wardrobe trunk, toys, bookh, ROBERT J. SMITH, r H O w i U B8YI 1AN6 .' r I WOULDN'T KNOW AT THE I could hav« seen insid« the Mulvant HE WAS A MARINE 'AND NOW,\ Or Female 37 BEAU TIFU L BUT EFFICIENT MOMENT. 1 JUST FOUND A HOME UKEVIC.AN0 HE DIED ^ MOTHER, akates. skis, dreasere, electrical To Lease With PrivileRe House A Hale Building ne I'd have felt even nwre like a Scout COPI AMESITE driveways, landscap­ IF YOU have hay to mow, trcea L. Herald. FOR A LIHLE KIO WHO NEEDED SAVING VIC15 LIFE. VIC Jik appliances, lainpa. end-tables, To Buy. Write Box R, TELEPHONE S4i50 - {5848 . PUBLIC STENOd?. G-f7 ing. shrubs planted, repairs. No, to cut down or trim, call 6077. STATE of Connecticut announce* V All Lines of Insurance YOU'RE UX)KIN« ONE. I DIONT REALIZE ANYTHING / n o w t h a t YOU'VE YOU MUST BE HAS NEVER FORGOTTEN. We also do- landscaping, lawn desks, gas stove, music. 37 Ridge­ Care The Herald. Real Estate ”*tob too. small. Phone Hartford . Musical— Dramatic 29 pay increase# to those in . state AT A BOV SCOUT (XJUID MAKE A MAN FEEL SO GOOD. COME TO LIVE WITH AWF'LY PROUD HE SET ME up IN MY OUR BOARDING HOUSE: HOUHU 6-2269 pr 7-6092. grading, plowing and saw cord- service on July 1, 1946. .If in­ wood street NELLIE AND ME, TACKY, OF JOHNNY, MRS. OWN MILLINERY OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILUAM.S wood. Alme Latulippie. EXCELLENT piano tuning, re­ terested in a permanent'position FOR SALE—Badroom furniture, THIS WILL BE YOUR MULVANE. VIC BUSINESS.HE DID. SEWING Machines, vacuum clean­ b ir- WHAT MY COACT ROCKIT CAUCjHT IN COMCLUGlON. GENTLEKAei^ (50IN& 'DOWNlft Me$ 0E6 i4 pairing and rebuilding. All work at Increased pay apply immedi­ suitable .for cottage. Phone 2- ROOM. rr.USEDIDBE FIIN T< 60L0 BLEATIWU ers and small appliances repair­ ALBERT JA(X)BS—Ashes and, ately to Mansfield. State Train­ MY JOHNNY'S. ACjAIN HAPPEMEP O J TH’ IMGIDE DOORI.W10B L&T ME SAJV THAT I REGARD h istd r.v 4 c o m clu d - rubbish removed. Light trucking giia«mteed. Elstlmates cheerfully 0782. ed. A.B.C. Appliance and Service ing School and Hoepital, Mans­ ^ MOW AM' TH’ I30G GOT OUT.' CO m CAPTURE OE t h o s e FIVE 1 correct) IMG F052, Tel 8927 giifen. The Piano Shop, 6 Pearl Co.. 21 Maple street. Phone field Depotr - Connecticut State / WHAT’S, O J —GO OM a m ’ le a v e GANGSTERS A S TRWIAV--*— IAN MOOR, 2-1575. Pick up and delivery serv­ street. Phone 6332. Open % • 9 p WHEEL Chaire for sifle or rent MALE HELP WANTED t VvROMC:-. y -' ME TO DIG HERE/ BUT t C7HI.MNEYS andi fireplaces expert­ m. only. Hospital, Middletown, or O dar- at reasonable raUs. Inquire, THIS IS MV LIFE'S 60T ON EVERY HAMiyT 51& ice. creat Hartford. Nurses, psychia­ FO R S A L E EVIDENCE THAT AAV FEAT W'UL GUESS tMlS ly cleaned and repaired. Twenty- Kelth'i, 1116 Main street Phone I For increased mill operation ____ WORST M ESS/ RJEALLV.' SE PnO tanka, cleaned. Reason­ two years of experience. Well PIANO TUNING and repairing tric aide* kitchen and domestic 4159. Four-Room Cape Cod. 7 GO OOVNN HO HIGTORY AS able prices. Phone mornings, recommended. Mancliester CThlm- Player piano* specialty. John workers mostly — others should Steam heat, fireplace. Sit­ Hartford 5-6425. ney Experts. Phone 2-2411. Cockerham, 28 Bigelow street telephone institution for informa­ FLAT TOP office desk, $18. 8 uated off East Center OOPS.' Dial 4219. tion or write State Personnel, piece living-room set, $40; 4 •FIREMEN RADIO need fixing? Have It re- FOR RENT— Sanding machine. State Capitol, Hartford. piece blond mahogany bedroom street. ______30B FOR •millwrights tWE RED -palred by experts. Pick-up serv­ Heavy duty domestic sander, $4 set very nice, $100; mahogany On Holliater Street — Six ice, guaranteed work. Seta check­ per day. Phone 6145. Manchester Business Opportuniticfl 32 four pooler bed and chest sever­ •MACHINE TENDERS .C B p S S .f Situations W a n t^ ~ al old beds and bedroom furniture Rooms^ two unfinished on W/LSH 11 BBS That’s What He’? After BY LESLIE TURNER ed In the home. Car radios a Lumber and Fuel Compsmy. ATTENTION! -J ■pecialty. Manchester Radio Female 88 cheap, nice for cottage, 1 pair second* floor. Hot water A rWM MXCe H m , on the ASERNKTHV lANPr we KNOW THEie GEOLOeisre\V MdCK CAN n ,t HOME RUG ■''washlni service SPARE OR BmX. TIME •BEATER MEN ^ TlNO OP HMKEE'e B(4PlOV665 CONFgg...... Service, 73 Birch street. Phohe NO SELLING porch chairs, 2 floor model radloe, heat, oil burner, fireplace. MO! tOOKIttS M TM« CXtUNTSN CONCEAL Hitf 2-0840. Rugs and curpets electrically one with record player, two •DRYER MEN ~ --v/ W'PtfniRcrHiwKKp''"" TOO... AND i* THBV FlKDOyT^M^Ty TILLW 1_1 shampooed In your own home, An unusual opportunity offered W lLL-TAKE care of children eve- Attached garaRe. House 3U6T GOT A \ «NKP UP THIS 1BACT MFORE A«KEe INPUPTBIB5ISOFIW/DEAL l« aOSED- by National Manufacturer to owm deak, one antique, several odd CUECTRIC Motors, repairing and original coloring revived Homes, Inge. Cali 8930. ' chairs and piecet. 26 Gardner 100% insulated. Ail pre­ wets PROMOlD \TMir lOKKlM 8UNCH w t m IT. thevugit wteej y hbmav get and operate 20 New Modernistic •FLOQR MEN VVE'VE FOUND MNSANiU* 0KB IT CHEA^y jc*wtniOTiinirifiitr’'MiiTi tomatoes, peppers, asters, zin- FOR SALE— Iron. bed. spring, Tel. 6648 . 7146 Lydall & Moulds Paper Co. Me aM taearanoe for 2 children 10 and 1,3 years, nias. petunias, etc. At Oder Monday through Friday.- Call dreaser. two' straight chair* mann’s 504 Parker atreet I 2-0947.aftep 6.30 p. nu Read Herald Advs. rocker. C^all at IJW Parker street. T