10,573 ^Bush, Others

MONDAY, MAY 26, 1952 Average Daily Net Preea Run PACE FOURYEEW For the Week BoOlag The Weather iKanrltfiatfr lEupithts leralb May »4. 1*81 F eieou t of D. 8. W o a t ^ BaiMW

Anderson-Shea Auxiliary No. vJITe, was fined |IS on charges of Miss Janet Knofla of Munro Stop Light Crash, operating a motor vehtcla with de­ 10,573 street last yceek attended the flve' 2048, V rw , will meet tomorrow Toastniaster Pair, lUttn changn In tempera- , ^ o u t T o w i i "day niayovaUly -aotivlUea-lit Bates fective equipment and Improper .evening- at-A -oislock-Jt- Joint^e-. parking; Nrnest TR'ltcble. ' TSf oT| SPECIALIZING IN tore tonight an*-tomorrows -——" .College, Lewiston. Me., as the morlal..servlce''for deceased mem­ ..... Tleiinis hrFihe BttMM of Clrcnlfttlmig bers of the Post and Auxiliary will Meriden, forfeited a 825 bond on a Manchester—-A City of Village Charm A •bn born on May 23 at guest of Miss Thelma Dowling, atop algn violation charge Theo­ CUSTOM BUILT HOMES the St.' Ftancis Hoapltal to Mr. formerly of this towi), now a Jun­ be held immediately following the business session. All Pont and Arthur J. Blaney, 28, of 59 dore E. Dubois, 28, of Williinaiutc. and Mr*. Stephen Boland of 18 ior at Bates. was fined 8126 with 824 remitted ^ . GENERAL CONTRACTING Aahland atract. > Auxiliary member* are urged to Dougherty street was flned 828' VOL. LXXI, NO. 203 (Olaoolflod Advertlatng oa Paga-34) MANCHESTER, CONN,y TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1952 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIV^ CETNTS attend. Refreshments will be on a charge of operating a motor ' i REMODELING AND REPAIRING An open meeting for_dlscussion In Town Court this morning o.n a vehicle while his license was under The Girl Scout Laadar* Asso­ of business will be held by the Ho-' served by Mrs. Gertrude Bu-‘ suapensioh. Gayland R. Abraham- ciation 'vlll meat Wednesday eve­ tary Club tomOrrow night at the chanan,- chairman, gnd her com charge of violation of th: rulea of FREE ESTIMA-^S — MORTGAGES ARRANGED. the road groining opt of a three- son, 33, of 19 Golway atreet, v-aa ning at 7 o'clock at Camp Merri- Country Club. mlttee. v fined 830_on chargea of apcedtng, W ood.' Anyone rJeatrtnjr transpor­ car a-eeWent' ahortly before noon failure to a'lgh hl.s license and i'ail. tation to the camp should -be at .Airman third class Alton J, The 12 glee clubs from the ele- yeaterday at the traffic light at ure to wear glaaaes aa required. a the Center at 6:45. Cookie money Munste, son of Mr. and Mr*. J. V. mentsry schools of the town, will the Inter.'^ction of Broad and ^ ERNEST : RITCHIE may be turned In at this time. Munsle of 108 Russell street, re­ present their annusi concert to­ Center atreets, 15 LIBERTY ST. TEL. 8172, MANCHESTER lumed home last week for a 10 morrow evening In- the aodltoriiim Blaney told police he saw the day . leave, after .halng_ graduated .of .the Verplanck School under the ■itgh.yon.^. thAt.,tita.to9t k.iippT.'?. from ” 'lileffm nfcs' 'jCun'daitte^^ ^ipelViirtoh ~of-Wlsa Martha WKlle.- tilir the brAke~wheiv" he tried t*r -rwTi—TTW w*3z.»in»M.*-v ♦»T-eT.- xizixa.ifaai\nMewnv;3hvi‘ai:^>»'mr.'4i:AaAi>i.uv<;^<'MswzMrtmb>'w««>rHi-i>wa'iyMnawiMV*a> . nor *a»*rtM«e • 1 e w. day night at 8 o’clock at the home and Airborne Radar Mechanica director of music. A tOtsl of 650 atop,, We..a.lr^If.k,„s.,.M^.,bel,ng,..pp-. ' • of m ™: 'lo w *»' rm m 6M ’SendST St■ KtfesTer Air Force b a w chiiiTre'n Trom' kttih*' «xth"igf»a(William J. O'Brien. 6.8, of li— ■ and Whitney Aircraft in East OlaatonbUTy; both stopped at the Hartford after gradu.atton from Tlcketa are now available for light. Howell Cheney Technical School. the anpual spring dsnee to be PRESCRIPTIONS When he leaves here he will re­ About 8225 damage was done to given by Endteott .Iiinlor College the front /if the Blane.v car. Dam­ • ‘‘Vbs’* PROMP^Y to 4 out of 5^ a i n v o D C T r port for duty at Ramey Air Force Alumnae and Epsilon Sigma Al­ Carefully Compounded age to the other v.ehiclea was •mployod men wnd womon • • • IS Met. 18Moi; Base' In Puerto Rico. pha somrity on Friday. June 13, married or tingle. at the, Rockle'dge Country Club. slight. $271.29 $316.47 ArUwr Dfu{ Siores Company 1, MFD, will hold Its Tlcketa' may be p\irchaseParis, May 27— (/P)— Six nations signed today a treaty rebuilt mattress than a The continued ca.sea were those ■04 MAIN im iT (Ovor Weelwarfh'i) MANCHISnR, CONN. Mrs,.. Johansen last Tuesday, night ing, the memoors will have an op- day afternoon, Jiin«5 8, In the Ilal- ...... their forces.jnto a onS-uniform European arniy. The JCh£RP.JD!t.V one^ ~ y * of Barbara E. Moller, 21, of Bolton ------Dial 3430 - Fkilia I. JOnkini, Y4S MANefor-.--i—•-...... Paris, M«y 27—-ateit' aatiuttay'^ n d - big three western backed it up with the solemn decla-’ _Xidgway„__i:er. JHAgt.fnrd, Ma^’. £7«*-(/P)*».ThiL-RepubHcAri StAta ia M iv n t W ' make 'and'igleirnize all types school, cation of their degree work by the street when Attorney George C. Matthew,__B. Leaaner will he made an honorary charged with operating a inntor ration'lhaT"anTiTlacTroirW^lin7West Genfiany'or any'other turned to Europe today to named 22 national convention deletratea favorinir Gen. Dwight of mattresses. officers of .fohn Mather Chapter, vehicle without a license, contin­ p»rt of free Europe would be a> Order of DeMolay. Worshipful president, rtf the organization. Box of 12 - 39< take command of NATO Eiaenhower toda.v and gave thp nomination for United State* Manchester Chapter of Hsdss- ued for one wee'a- and Hahs J. ^'threat to their own aecurlty."' | sah wilt'tnstall Its- ntwofflcera at Mswtee We-lter-fi. Broadwell urges 'rerTsen,''48, "oi' 4fl5*'Mldfil*"tiirh" Regtdar, Junior orSuper tises "The 'decljiriitloh' waii' colhcldif'nt | fighting forces and declared Senator to W illiawA; Pnrttl V Naming^ of the '22 delegati* joRii furniture a meeting thla evening at 8 o'clock s good attendance to support the Mar.v B. Cheney Auxiliary, pike cast, operating a motor v'e- with the ceremonial alghing of the ' his experience in Korea con­ for Elsenhower mad* tho six Nawfi in Temple Beth Sholom. A fashion work of the Order of DeMolay, USWV, will meet In the State hic'le while under the IntoxiratiniJ army pact and related agreementa.l Reds Block England states prartically a solid revue, with Mrs.. Burton Knopp as which Is sponsored by Manchester vinced him a sound defense bloc for the general. Floor Covering Armory tonight at 8 o'clock. The Inf’iience of liquor or drugs, con­ by FVance, West Germany, Ital.v, I against Communism here narrator, will follow the ceremony. Lodge. There will be a aoctal hour program will Include a memorial tinued to Saturday. Belfpum. The Netherlanda and' Hours of conferences, however, •nd refreahmenta at the close of -rhsJWHAU CO. Texas Feud 36 Oak St. . Tel. 2-1041 A social time with refrjfshments service for deceased members. William J. French, 38, of Rock- liiixethbouriz yvhlfh, when ratified, West Reich could be built from a _com- preceded the nomlnalibn by ac­ win be enjoyed, ... ' the meeting. will merce uveir armed forcei Into bination of many nations clamation nf th* 88-year-old^ Pur- -a . a(Kgla::amy: o f Am-:miUtDii: men-. .---Then,- *cc<>mpatuod; by- -.Geui teU,-. HarUtod. .nianufactMnr..,aml. The 'fyier iSrde of the" North —hiatory’3 flrat peacetime Inter­ Dwight, D. Eisenhower whom he unsuccessful candidate for the Phone Methodist Church will hold an national force. lones Is to succeed three days hence, he gubernatorial nomination two Important business meeting st 7:.10 years ago. ■ 2-4587 LAND SURVEYING and The pact ia a companion t o the drove through the streets of W asher 2-4888 W^nesdsy evening at the church. HOLDS 3 8 9 POUNDS Paris in contempt of Communist The way for his ■ unanimous CIVIL ENGINEERING At 8 o'clock Mrs, John Goodale peace treaty aigned at Bonn yea- OF FROZEN FOODS I tirday by the three weatern pow- Berlin, May 27— (/P)— The threats to stage hostile demon­ selection without a floor fight was Four Slates of the Newington Home for Crip­ strations against "Le General paved by the withdrawal from th* * Always a wide variety of * era and the Weat German Repub­ Communists cut telephone Repairs Edward L. Davis, Jr. pled Children will show two nima, Invisible lic. Microbe" as they call him. The race of his four'avowed rivals. "The Challenge" and "The Help­ now/ frozen foods right in your communications between Renominated, also by scclama- Reflstered Civil Engineer juid own hornet Ju.st the thing Jimt preceding the aigning cere­ Eaat and West-Berlin and 17 Communists have applied the tag Mineral Wells, Tex., May Prompt Economical ing Hand," An Invitation Is ex­ aa part of their propaganda, re tlon, was U. fl. Representatlve-al- 27— (/P) —Scrapping Texas lauid Surveyor tended to all women of the church for farms, large families! mony and the Allied declaration, long distance lines between Large Antoni N, Badlak. He had I Guaranteed And it's powered by the Communtata cut telephone commu- peatedly denied by the West, that Republicans ann Democrate .'IS Proctor Rond. Manchester to attend this Informative and tn- West IJerlin and W est Ger­ the United Nations used' germ been ilnopposed. from the begln- lerestlng program. Refreshments famous G-E Refrigerating nicaiiona between Eaat and Weat were almost certain today to Wringer Rolls Replaced unit! Berlin and 17' long diatance linea many today. warfare In Korea. nlng. ■ . Tel. 7018 Tile withdrawal of four sena­ will be served. Playtex'Fab-Lined Girdles , between Berlin and Weat Ger­ Eight telegraph Ilnea aUo were Ridgway stepped, out of his rend two seta of delegates to plan* -at -Orly -field -just- 10- days------Heraht _____ torial candldatea removed the last each of the national ^ n v tn * - - many; Rusatan -border guarda shut down.-Thtta-farrboweveer tel­ obstscie to a convention free o f •gain atopped Allied Jeeps from etype communicationr between short of eight years after he The MatH^hrater delegation to tiona in Chicago in July. DeTa- Pottertoh's ONLir $ 3 7 5 . 0 0 Weat Berltmmd : Weat Qermaaiy parachuted - into Normandy: on ; the itoj^ubllenn open fights but marked my. much pntroUng BerUn's dUghway link bitter hehirid^lhe ’scene feuding; gatea f roriV Texas to be aealitff ISO Ceiiior st.. CoiTjer of ^tirch with the Weat. Gen. Matthew B. were nqt affected. _____ D-Day. i is seen (alkivej aeatzd on tb ecM - Bldgway arrived In Paria to It appeared to be the first blow Gen. Elsenhower^'Bs at the.aie- ventlrtn floor at the Bushnall rh T BiisK'WHKd'fSwi"" at the national” conventioiMi- eiN iasiGirEltiiic' port to greet the' man who Will' Hartford, this morning. From First to withdraw wax Prescott wilt number 38 Republicans M*d*l NA-11 take command of the NATO ar- In the promised Communist repri­ HOME FREEZERS mlia organized by Gen. Dwight D. sals for Weat Germany's aigning relieve him as .Suprenie Command- i the right, they are Attorney Bush, regarded as Purlell’s prln- and 52. Democrats. Eia«ihower.______^______of a peace pact with the western er of the North Atlantic Ti eatv j Charles S. Hoiiw, who was elected al opponent. - Pro - ro*4mhttw.er KsaubUcaa*... "Hueridation d? ------r e g u l a r PRICE $429.95 Declarationa Htafed Allies 'y'e'atierday. West Berlin. 110 Organization forces on Friday, ky the First CbngreMlonat Db-; quick successloh, Sta'te Rep! snubbed last night by Ihs StMS PuMie Water Supplies" ^Adjust-All Garters The new declaration by U. S. miles Inaide the Soviet zone, feared Also there were several other of-1 trlet delegates as one of the dla- M ank^ld D, Sprague, Probate GOP Executive committee, wefs trlet’a two delegates to tho na­ Judge^alton Clark, Jr., and John Discussion By ONLY ONE LEFT AT THIS PRICE Secretary of State Dean Acheaon. a renewal of the near-paralyztng flclals, including French Defense meeting today. British Foreign, Secretary An­ Red blockade of 1948-49. Minister Rene Pleven, U. R. Am- tional convention In Chicago In M. L'nptoif quit the field. July; Wlllluni S. Davla, chairman The Ikemen, led by H. J. (Jack) Dr. Franklin Erlcnhach thony Eden and French Foreign Weat Berlin telephone officials ba.ssador Jamea C. Dunn and many Bush anhminced his withdrawal Porter, Houston Oilman, set thslir Chief of Connecticut Division Minlaler. Robert Schuman aald: would not disclose how many land officera from SHAPE, the EiaAntonio whets p , _ i , "I i right. Prescott Bush, Wtlllaro A. form to announce hla okclalon, May 28. 1952, 3:15 of the parade through rariB, a Con­ Democrats favdrtng tha national route deliberately chosen In climax of m ^ y houra of oimar' administration already had rent­ AND necticut OOP noihlnatlon for Public Invlled preference to a shorter circuit encea during which rsporta ejuq,* ed a hail for th*lr expectsd walk- United State* senator, announces with grsatar perslstsncy—and jotlt*’ direct to, SHAPE. his w’lthdraivsl from the contest. Guerrillas in Korea Mrs. Ridgway stepped out of the .Rarently w.Jth authorlty-rrthjit Vottof In narlda . Ihirtell won the nomlnnillnn. Purtell had more than enough FREEZING SUPPLIES plane with her husband. An aide political spotlight shine* votes to win a flrst ballbt nomina- fine Sturdy Plants .fnllnwetl- lham;.. i-caerylng:.-.- Matt. o bk: ------For Siue, ^mtofy Kozen FootTStoroga ------four-year-old ■ eon- ■ -of the general. ' ""There were cries O f' "no, ho’"' out todkar far determtoe- by" balltb: SERVICES The child clasped a brown ami ] Fascists" from the floor .when .Bush an­ whether Ben. Richard B. Russell Greenhouse Fresh FREEZE BOXES . fan stuffed dog. nounced his withdrawal. He said, of Georgia oa^Sen. Elates Krtauver Pusan, Korea, May 27— (/P)—Gen. Jame.s A. A'^an Fleet, j Ri«5k'vay was greeted at the. of Tennessee will reMive part or That Interpret The Wishe.* v„ Pint Size ...... 25 for 70e however, he was taking th* action commander of the U. S. Eighth Army, .sped here from Seoul! I Behind Italy’s ’.’In the Interests of party unity." all of th* statSNt 1<" Democratic Of The Famil.v Quart Size ....------. .- 25 for 98c today and went into immediate conference with President J, introduced -Bush said h« was convinced that PLASDC.BAGS- ...... ______by Pleven to he, could not "win the nomination. (Oontlnued on Tea) Yours , p . „ , . Syngnjan 'Ilhee' on; the South 'W^tiBg*n«w»papeMn*n.-""''-''“:'""''r:r’.?'.''?' *nd'-''fh*rtkW'W-d*t*|mte*;" of martial law. * • "I have utrfio.st confidence In ('alls For Party Unity iOHNBriuRKE American embassy officiala sat Quart Size ...... '...... 25fer75e the leadership of Gen. Eisenhower Rome, May 27 —ffl') - A new Bush, releasing his delegates to In on the meeting. and I expect to loam about the ^ Memorial Day newly mated support "whomever they please,” McGranery FUNEAAL HOME Can be used over and over again. Just before the session began, Red Offensive problems first hand as he sees Fa.scist movement, said he was acting "In what I hope Rh'ee' Issued a long-awaited public them," Ridgway told the news with monarchists, was proving the | 87 Eaat Center St. Tel. 6888 For vegetables, poultry, meats, fruits^ fish. will be the Interest of party statement explaining why he pro­ conference. explosive surprise in returns to-; unity." • . To Pursue claimed martial law In Pusan, the Threat Hinted AAtBULANCE SERVICE Baxement PLASTIC FOOD and UTILITY .B A G S ...... 12 for 98e ■ -"If I am able to add anything to day from elections to a third of Bush was followed immediately temporary capital and 21 counties what he has done I shall be to ithe rostrum by Manafleld In three southernmost provinces. Italy's provinces and towns but' POULTRY and UTILITY BAGS pleased Indeed." the governing Ohristian Demo­ Sprague of New Canaan, another Law Violators He said hla action—“ necessary At Truce Talks Asked If he expected any mili­ senatorial nomination candidate, Broiler Size ...... ;. 10 for 60c and long overdue"*—was forced by cratic’ party held control of tary action from the Russians, he Rome's City Hall. who alw) withdrew. Washington. May *7—)— The • Tex.), the Senate turned'to vot- Thla apparently referred to the peated hla well-worn charges that Joined the Fascist column. Washington. May 27—( # ^ _ EQUIPMENT Senate beat down today a move j ing. their elasticity, never sag or bulge even under slaying of a South Korean army the Allies have been slaughtering The MSI surged toNvard local James P- McGranery took o ffO ALUMINUM FOIL, 75 ...... 98c captain, allegedly by a National j POW*. He referred to the'AprtnO power in many other places In to chop'an additional billion dol--| -It had agreed earlier to n de­ lars off President Truman’s 87,- bate limitation plan expected to Bulletins aa attorney general today and said Eatimates On Reque.st your sleekest clothes. They adj'ust with Assemblyman, several weeks ago. : riots on KoJe Island which were News Tidbits poverty-stricken. over-populated law violators will be "apprehend­ "And." Rhee went on, “ the pub- i disclosed during the recess. Then southern Italy, and appeared to 900,000.000 Foreign Aid Bill. TTie bring final passage o f the measure CuUcd from AP Wires roll call vote was 35 to 27. by tomorrow afternoon. from the AP Wires ed. prosecuted, and convicted." CALL a touch to fit you all, from small to tall. He feeling has been rising In I n -i he declared; be challenging the Communists But, McGranery said, thl* will dignatlon sgalirst those recalcl- i "The Kprean Peoples' Army and Two Senate committees previ­ Another fund-cutting amend­ for the position of second biggest ' ' 'J. ' ... be done "with due protection of .•4n)■! rocThartascUaif th« ■.witcMMwLi’T” '* T atoetabiy'rJ.bWahed tfi* -Bilthoiit the tumult and chaos, f _____ Juiftwj side at will." pro-Communlst— ------bloc, 'Premier TJ-— r.*. Al- *1. 000 blll.^ The Idahoan predicted It —JGen. DH-tglit D. Eiaenhower 1* ^ . 1S - — i — — J e s s i e JK, member'a release -from Jail but ihiin’8 veins- while" being f lown TOllOW In -UIQ _ •v*iywli«r« ‘ . Iwe w u ra-«ai|t*d..by.,South.Kp-, The tJKTapqkeaman, Brig! Oeh. Back f^bm the ' . .Henry cldF'Dr-Gaaperi'S ChrlsUan Demo=" '"^86^63 000.000 (Bl,- i will be passed, .... ■"BSing^reSlsr7dr"a"iitodr"’o ^ Wiilliim fr; 'NTrcltott,'iW3 .n'lt' cr*tlr. hioc';ot the center dld a ilt- nr‘JmnfMetlvKtB,; n WrismaW'" tines, and in Um tWaks-Of.'recItiSM m Ik* tMl W»it U’M' ______,. re^ mlUtara Bolice::-- - ■hie sinato voto: "Tlds '“itmcitatoijn^'^^far •Jr' 4j*r . - js jv ■ ■ ..rf. «< 1<,. Vr./-r *''4 .'V ," 'wnendiWBitt' pffered'' l^He- v'wtoizA -Saifeonixali'fc* Awksld'rote, "isik,: ’ Lt w *- '""In Hi# ' MsA.1 ,W«M }r*-JI* ruym'rttiMKs miui fUnUfMUCtttMUtkm inai fer, J to'uhd ''de*3 to” h’bme'*. ’ ."y -2,460-towns, "Winning a nqmber -of er o f Iflalib "arid ID other Repub-1 ' ' Carlsoh toade hi's s'tateMent .to a c.losed today In! M*J. Oep; How­ small communities from ' the ard M. Sayder, . nseabowerts .Ties, at a tlm* when the SIM tub*. Urf* W*JM »r-M- (OonUnued on Pag*'Eleven) (ConUniicd on Page Eight) bloodhound which got |o#t while licahii: ] reporter today one day after re- Department U being InvesUgatii »i»i 41--4#- trailing escaped prlsimer is res­ leftists. But the Communists still It came shortly after another tornlng from a conference with phyaiciaa, Snyder said Elsen­ I « did well. ' hower’s health remain* “a* by s House' committee headed by cued by owner and a deputy sher- Idaho ' Republican—Sen. Dwpr- Grtn. Dwight D. Eiaenhower In Rep. Chelf (D-Ky). . The depart­ Ifl in Pennsylvania after Iwrf . The final results in the Impor­ shak—had told the Senate W- Paris. -He said they did not 'dta- *nund a* u dollar" but h* I* bad­ iTWiwitai*s» MWiMii tant big city election -o f Rome, ly In need of rent. ment ha* coma 'under frequent at­ O ur Truck Is At Os. u^»sBiwfc ««4ri H**r,____ weeks hunt.. .British film star Averell Harriman, head' "o f the cuas the bill. tack by critics who say In and (toj Slate Supreme Court Fails Glynis Johns returns to Lxmdon gave the- Chri.sUan Democrats Mutual Security Agency, was However, the Kansas Senator's ARNALL SEES SPIRAL of Congress that It has been laxm proclaiming the powers of good 3^4,020 votes,-against 314,243 for using the Foreign Aid Program stand tooto'on added significance American meal. - to' advance his own political inter­ from the facta (1) he is close to Washington, May 27—(Ab — C om a, rmrtmuwitntuim 8 fft. size (Oontlnued oa Page Tea) ... The End of Your Line To Decide Jobless Claims Three Long Island teen-agd (Continued On itoge Four) ests. Eiaenhower, and (2) c .o t.., Price Stabilizer Ellis Arnall said boys are apprehended In Green­ Urge* Support rents from the. [Xilitical manuver today that If the economic con­ pfion a MTU MIU " $ 0 - 9 5 —■ *■! UWM wich, and returned to Long island Harriman, a candidate for the Ing over the presidency have come trol laws are not extended, "peo­ Call Manchester 2-459.5 Fo^ Prompt Delivery Of The or mail Hartford, May 27—(JP)—Thepfor unemployment compensation. to 'b e booked for stealing three Dr. Gibson Wins Democratic Pro.sidentlal nomiria- into the controversy over the size ple will know that CoagreM baa Coastal Shipping ,; Best Fuel Oil— On The EaHi.eRt Terms. State Supreme Court said today it A panel of three unemployment autos. . . . Grenade is thrown at tion, has urged bipartisan support of foreign aid. Carlson is director taken the lid off—they will know th0coupon couldn’t decide the'claim of 395 compensation commissioners French Police Barracks In Kair- for rhe full 87,900.000,000 In aid o f the Eiaenhower headquarters that there Is no way to hold Halted by Strilte Ideal for home freezing employea of a Stamford factory a'U'arded them compensation for ouan, wounding officer and two Revocation Stay here. price* down." W '-il funds asked by President TVuman. ______4*r right Just 'whai and refrigerator storage. for unemployment compensation 22 weeks, the maximum under the men. . . . Canada protests transfer "How can we have bl-partisan Attack* Politics NO NEED TO PAY ybunced __ because It didn’t know whether law as it then stood. of Canadian troops to Koje Island support for this program.” In a speech last night. President RICICH NEWTSMEN STRIKE Ssn Francisco, May, 27—(AV-^ -.OTY« Foods freeze faster, thaw fear of harm from pickets or sym- The company appealed to the Bridgeport,-May 27—(Ah—Judge Frankfurt, Germany, Blay 27 West coast shipping officially wia CASH ON THE LINE awayl for canning as guards of Red prisoners of war. Thomas J. Molloy, of Superior Dw.ocshak asked, "when Averell Truman attacked tiiose he said quicker . . . can pathy with a strike kept them off Superior Court. There Judge Ed- . . . Col. Francis S. Gabreski, lead- —A 48 hour atrike called at strike-bound today by th# AFl, and home ireezihg. Ideal Court, today Issued an order of Harhrqjin spends all his time— would play politics with world "I didn’t touch their money, We'll arrange budget term.s to stretch your fuel pay­ also for spaghetti spin­ b e warmed up /!Sv9»»l their Jobs. ' ward J. Quinlan cut the award to ing Jet pilot ace of Korea, com­ supersedeas staying the State and prot)abIy the taxpayers’ peace, by slashing the total. One of noon today closed down nearly aallors union of the Pacific. 'TIjs • * NsawNwis>W4i The court’s opinion, reviewing four weeks. He said that pass pletes 100 missions and la going those who,has taken a stand for all daily newspapers to West atrike already had tied up 20 va^ rd heard so much about the ments over a 10 month period. ach, corn on I be c o ^ right in these _ Health department's revocation of money- travelling over the Unit­ •sterilizing bahy bottiei. the history of the turbulent Yale picketing prevented the claimants home soon. ed States trying to build himself further cuts is Senator Robert A. Germany. The atrike, by all or- ’ aels four days to a stop-work home appliances at ABC. I de- and Towne .Manufacturing Com­ from going to work for the first Duke of Windsor reaches Eng­ the license of Dr. Donald F. Gibson D u r a b le aluminum, h an d y a lu m in u m of Danbury and West Redding, un'^ up a.s a presidential candidate?" Taft of Ohio, a candidate for the ganized newspaper workers, was movement to discuss a new con­ ■ n 'cided to go down and look lakeliie handles. Con- pany atrike which atarted Nov. 7, four weeks of the atrike but that land to visit mother, day after her Just before the second day of GOP president ial nomination. ordered by trade union head­ tract . containers. 1945, and ended the following thereafter the state police had the 85th birthday. . . . Harry Kngrl- til the physician’s appeal is finally jthem over one night-” BURNER ON THE BLINK? enient capacity markings. determined by the. courts. debate on the measure began. Some backers of th e quarters In support of Labor’s Only exceptions were ships c*e- April, said It was up to a panel situation In hand and the claim­ man. 85, of Brookline, Mass., 86,900,000,000 bill have been campaign for a voice In the tifled by the Military Sea Traa»- ants could have gone to. work if starts serving three months In The supersedeas was dtrectod Sen. Carl.son' (R., Kaa.), one of We’ll gladly send a reliable service man to put it in of • Unemployment Compensation the leaders to tho Ei.senhowor-for- management of all West German port Service as carrying militaij commissioners to say why the they wanted to. Danbury Federal Prison for tax against State Health Commission­ tip-top shape. er Dr. Stanley H. Osborne, as head f ’r.caidcnt movement, said he (Continued on Page Ten) Industrie*. cargo, imd foreign tankers. Housewares— Basement claimants did not work. Both sides appealed J88p:< Quin­ evasion. . . . Fossil bones nf dino­ President Harry L«ndsber|f lan’s ruling to the Supreme Court. saur, at least 150 million years of the State Health department, would vote to cut half a billion The court sent the case back to dollars from the 86,900,000,000 SO GIRLS .OVERCOME ordered the SUP atop-work mmJl* the panel with Instructions to an- The claimants wanted compen­ old, unearthed at Harriman, N. Y. and the Connecticut State Medical Treasury Balance GENERAL MOTORS Green Anthcrlznd Doalmr Examining 'board which recom­ voted by two Senate committees. Tucson, Ariz., May 27—(AV- Friday to support - (lemands. tor saver that question. sation for the full 22 weeks as . . . A pink-eyed hen in England mended the revocation. , The early vote on Welker’s Washington, May 27—(Ab-—The Thirty girls were overcome by Saturday overtime pay at sea sgH^ Stamps Given This was history of the case be­ awarded them by the panel, and sets new world's record—10 eggs a general 5 per cent wage hike._. The Bantly Oil Go. the company protested against the In less than an hour. . . . Coroner Judge Aim Opinion amendment came aa a surprise as positloh of the Treasury May 28: smoke early today when a smoke fore It got to the Supreme Court. bomb exploded to the bapement ’The owners’ Pacifle Maritims tlwJWHALeea The 398 clalmanta, organized of­ four weeks’ compensation ordered Edward G. McKay of Norwich Is Announcing from the bench the the Senate had begun debating Net budget receipts '8224,910,- iPPLIANCE CO. ■MANCHirnB CoIMI-j With Cash Sales the bill only yesterday. But after 150.82; budget expenditures 8227,- of Y av ai^ Hall on the. Univer­ Aaaodatlon said It hsd agreed B 13.31 Main St. Manchester fice employea of Yale and Towne by Judge Quinlan. sat'isfied Mrs. Dorothy R. Walters, decision which permits Dr. Gibson "I MANCHESTER wife of a tailor, took her own life two brief speeches—by Dworahak 060.113.44; cash balance 85,767,- sity of Arizona campus. | Thre* TtMJMlHALeeo. did not work during the strike. male stodenta an belag ksld. (CaatlBiiwl •• Vaga F s » ) After It was over, they appliad (CMitlaaied *• Fag* T kne) last week. (Continued o* 'Fags Four) , and Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson (D.. 293,201.59. ■MANCiOErm Coim-> 3 ! T r r •2F— V ikiU h ' : ■ .i* . . . ■ ..V , . . ■' '''i .... .'m Jj »«-iti.Mti^ ^

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k 1 TWO lUNCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONNh TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, 1«AY 27, 1952 p a g e j t b r I p New I^roduct iffsted Itself In a variclj' of iVa^s. through January,^ February, -find have announced they are hoping • i hurch Group State Court Unable Fo>.. example, factory windows March. On two days in M a r^ , Local UN Group that loeal committees and organ­ Reilly Reports Delay West Is Looking were broken at night, a transfor­ mAss picketing was again re- izations will send representatives PRESCRIPnONII iReadiedHere CIRCLE To Decide Claims mer was ^damaged, apparently by suniod. Approxim ately' 150 state Mccliiig Toiiigbl to the. meeting tonight and that Elects Holnilies A...huUcI. 'A..,£arload. o f .. .coal ..was, .and: local. polKe oIlh.'x;,ra „.w«M. aa-,. interostMl. Indivlduahj. w ill. also, .Carefnlly. CkmpoBndl " Z = 5 * Y r O N L Y ~ 2 dumped on A company railroad signed to handle the riototis altua- attend. WED. and THURS. [am (Continued'from Page One) siding, and tacks and nails were tlon which cmsMcd. .Some of the of­ .The Manchester Citizens’ Com­ Arthur Drat SI Alflo Hears Report on Cas^ Bros. Paper Plant strewn around the factory parking ficers were injured, others were mittee for the United Nations Is The anclenta thnught sulfur was THE RETURN v . The Supreme Court said that lot. stripped of their guns and shields. holding a public meeting tonight a symbol of hell because Its fumes The new live-year contract be­ Plans to Manufacture Stores on Regular (Editoris Note: Thi. ls the first „pany point to the record and hear-, under the'nilea of practice govern­ "Oii Dec. 27. mass picketing was ■Dvehty-two-arrests were made on, at .8 o'clock in the Federation had 'a auffocatlng, choking effect Religious Survey; Will tween Local 83 of the Textile | OR A GREAT o f a two part series on rainmak- ; record anowpack on the water­ ing siich cases, It'w as not up to re-eatahllshed in an atmosphere of. these two days.” Room o f—Center Church to or­ when it was burned. Workers Union of America and Schedule Tomorrow Newspaper Materials Read Herald AdVs. ^ Continue Three Weeks DOUBLE ing, a summary of the general alt- sheds of some major western rlv- the Superior Court to determine explosive j-xcltemcnt. The detach­ ganize a permanent United Na­ management o f Cheney Brothers, why the claimants dirt not work ment of slate police, which had N. H. K. K. R EI’OHTS N E T tions Association of Manchealer. Case Brothers, Inc., paper man- uatlqn this .year. The aeconri story era aa an obvious example of help A t the annual meeting; of the ratlfled Saturday by members of I Manchester .stores will ob­ FEMURE BILL! during the strike, unle.ss the panel been gradually rpduced to one’ or New Haven, May 27 (/P) ITie Baals for rtlkctisslon tonight will ufacturerA are due tq go Into the tomorrow will discuss the various’ from seeding. They don't claim the local, waa npt signed yesterday _ serve their, usual noon, closing I wo o/flccra, was ' ;inc reaspd to ). t,* April fkianclal report_^pf thC; New be plans for the permanent United Maneheeter Council of Churchee prbduetton o f pap«r board products attitudes on rainnuiklng and eval-. -the -snow wouldn't . have . been of . CQmpensaUon. . commbiRlopc.r? as union officials expected, ac- ' hours tomorrow with the ex­ made a finding on this Issue. The forrher complemcht, atid practicnl- Haven'Rallroad'riiade'^pViblicttxiH^^ Nation's' oVgaiilzallid'h' "wh'lrti 'h'live SS’IO NIJIi',1 HIlslHJNViS’ lait nltht at Second Congrega­ for the newspaper industry, and See the Worllrtdls Tou giM t uallons of Its worth.) heavy anyway. But they do say cording to Fraik M. Reilly, presi­ ception of the food and drug Trouble-Shooti>ten\ln A caool panel did not. ly the entire Stamfoi-d -force was ahuwH total net Income, after been prepared by an Interim com­ tional Church, Mark Holmea was sales organization to sell the new - — - that seeding helped to pile It high. dent of the loc^I. stores which will retain their By BURTON THOYll’SON Intcre.stingly, the snow wa.s detailed to the plant. All-«»«retary-“ JXATHERNECfCS tiff to cross the (picket) line was 'iisw ’'pr'4Vatirti’''r8r-(hr'ffPKf'wrfffrti^'-iit7^ ■ganmmw:-'mW'eW: ««ntrsM}t-will go-Into -effect ,Aug., morial Day, May 30. .treasuier. .of .Btezea.Produots .Cor.^ Around 200,000,000 acres al- Krlck last fall because they said aecretsTyr ’re'Srr'or"uTierKerrt'"wrsa-ffesIfe’'(o‘ ‘< *«^ omnpares' ■srit-ft-a' net ■ ■ incomer ■ xrf' freTTTlh'e -flxim- •witV-be-nreept-ed.-— 1 upon expiration of the existing poration, the new organization, ...... rcOTy"Sl'e-'tHt^'eterrWTamm-ffRi'ng‘-fi?"w5Vn"l"'g«niig"resuTtir Preceding the bualnpss meeting, HftYELAHOEO” fa r this summer. Projects la.st N ex t: Comments and controver abide' by union traditional prac­ "Vqndaliam continued unabated 3260,0.53 in I9!>1. Backers of the new organization WATER-REPELLENT contract, according to Reilly, who anjl vice president-secretary of 80 Rev. Leland Hunt, pastor of Sec­ j summer covered something over gips on rainmaking). tice. said union officials and represen­ Case Brothers, s/ild there are a wHh LEW AYRES B ond Congregational thurch, led 300,000,000 acres. Predictions are " I f the latter reason was a auh- only at Burton's in Manchester can you have yegr tatives of management agreed on number of products-that might be the delegates and visitors In wor­ Says Nation Can for a 19.52 summer total qf 400,- stantial factor in the decision of- furs processed by famous Hollander! Call today for the t e i ^ ofj^the contract before manufactured, bqt that to go Into ship in the church sanptuary. 000,000 kcres. ______Thr^e Are Killeerly for you. existing contract, the .new orte He pointed out that the word is has been associated with the ster­ Appreciation was expressdd for 4 DAYS STARTS FRI. more selective tills year. They-still division already has left this coun-jof the plant gates was surrounded i .rci'hapa youra.la a niodoat "estate." includes .numerous benefits gained "blessed,” not "prosperous" ' ot eotyping end of newspaper worl< the aaslitance and cooperation of want attempts made to .increa.se try for a new a.sslgnment in Ping- j by "approximately 400 strikers ! aver the past. five . year*, l.nclud- "victorious,", " O p , this *j8y .when, for. many yeara-._.______Why have a. Will ? First of all, a Will Temple Beth Rhotom-of Manches­ ' HUMPHREY BOGART moisture fall. But things- sec-m ■land and the three-flyers Were part I In mofr’ fnnnatioir. ; • shouting | ter,. Jtlw. .Qannesii£ut-_. .CmofiiL ,olof I ing^^the_escalat6r and Insurance we honor our dead, let us do it as Although no decision has been ' diaposes o f yotTf'ptfl'pe'rfy’ in accordah 'ChfisnaHK.' O ir ihir frrnif T »g e ' o f In "DEADUNE. U .^ A.' .. :«almer. tban.lplaat.ycar,'AhJg .sysh-.. .at..the di«laion.'ejear-echeloa.------14hpe«4A-At 4ho«e--renaainlng-lnBlder'- Jui^ bH far AuHiRl Churches, First Baptist Church ""‘■'clausesr of ■...... "r'esched ■6ri''lHj“t'ype oT'pfSduclsTo Doubt Is Shown A ir P'orce officials reported in- ~ ~ ~ '' "w1 tfi''your*w?stics7'Vour'law^ Both contracts Include sn ar­ our national .magazine, 'Advance,' Plus The Fabulous Senorita ^ *•’- the court said. West Hartford, Central Baptist concentrste on, Dennison said A lot of those who backed last: vesligatora’ had found no evidence your wishes, according to the bitration and a no strike clause. there is a picture of a memorial It deacrlbed the plant as being TOR REPAIRINC! Church and Asylum Avenue Bsp- these might Include such Items as that .tlte. bomber, collided, with an-, "■practicaUy in-a stage..of. siege'.'. ■ fe-i service,for the- kortan de«d,-the inatrix, tan board" and backihg ...... — ■ — ... .— ....------.- 4«qUiremcnta.af-UM-laW)-.- S|KUli aid list CNurcIi' “61 Hartford fri con­ ’TODAY: Thief of bamascua thev don't know whether cloudy other plane, as one eye-witness had from Dec. 3 to Dee. 7 when the ducting the survey. white crosses,, the chaplain with paper. seeding increased moisture. They Second, your lawyer's knowledge of Inheritance ta.x laws is Important. Hla our experts will remodel or repair your his Bible open, the soldiers stand­ Plus "THF. OLD W E S T ' sald'soon after the crash. governor (Raymond E. Baldwinl Plans were announced for the Dennison also said that while do say, however, that seeding cer­ The'vlctims were the pilot. First experienced advice may help your beneficiaries avoid unnecessary tax burdena, furs with .loving care! call today for an ing with heada uncovered and "derided to 'lnter\’ene" and state J Leiturt completion of the survey, the the new sales* organization will tainly could have lncrca.sed rain Lt. Herbert W. Remington, the3:o- bowed. Beneath- the picture are police broke up mass picketing. estimate. analysis and tabulation of Infor­ Local Stocks Initially sell Case Brothers prod­ fall and some of them point out pilot, Seciwd Lt. Jerry “D. Cauaey, Other Troubles the words, 'Let us not by care­ ucts exclusively. Stereo Products mation by 40 volunteer workera, that crops and grAsa were belter and the aerigl observer. First tit, What happened alter that Was This Is the Fifth of a aeries of informational articles submited aa a public service. -QootatloBS Furnished By lessness or Indifference be guilty mlght.-ln the future handle prod­ A whole new stork of tha and a follow-up by the Evangelism In many places. A n th on y'S , ^hitler. Hometowns described hy the court thus; Committee of ' the ■ Council -of Coburn A MIddtebrook.. lae... .of the worst, of.all.sacrilfgss^the ucts of other-msmifacturerA------■ ■•“ ‘ ••De'velopments aince • last ’ • sum­ action-cut .Jacketa evMjr waste of sacrifice.’ 'were'not ImrnedUrtiely a\3titable/ ‘ ■ '"With the ehmlftatlflrt iftf tfaliy Churches. Dr. Pond was extend­ 1 p. m. 'prire* EASTWOOD mer's record spread of weather 'man really, goes for. la "W e must not waste these sac­ mass picketing, trouble developed ed a vote of appreciation for his Bhnk Btocka NAMED BY OORNWALL modification include increased -When ores of sih'gr are found, HARTFORD COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION ~ rifices that have been made for us. llpifn Hayei Virurho Miirkii in other forma. Vandalism became water refiellent zelaa fin­ splendid leadership and extensive Bid Aaked Cornwall, M ay' 27—(**)— A 23- Vnn H^Uh WillUm Bendlx competition among commercial gold is almost invariably associat­ one of the chief weapons of terror. . . . . But the future too has Influ­ year-old Negro educator—Just out ish poplins. Navy, gray, labor. First National Bank “ M v Son rainmakers. Dr. Irving Krtek's ed with them. Between Dec. 7 and 26, this man-' Rev. Edwin Tuller, executive of Manchester...... S3 38 ences" on today. The God who of college la.st June-:-has been ap­ “ A Girl In W ater ' Resources Development green, Ian. Slzeet Small, created the world and us, lias sus­ «4I M ain St. secretary of the Connecticut Hartford National pointed assistant headmaster of John” Every Port” Corporation (W RDC) is sti)l the Medium, LargA tained it and will sustain It with- Council of Churches, who was a Bank and Trust . . . 27H 2 9 M Cornwall Academy for boys here. 9;15-6::o-9;5d l:i.VS:S4 His all-embrarlng love. . . . So we big operator. guest, brought greetings from the Hartford Conn. Trust. 78 82 Milton Clay received the appoint­ In over a year, only California 800 other Protestant churches In Mimehester Trust ... 57 — * look to the future aking. Previously, for the work of Evangelism Com- Hartford Fire ...... 138 143 . A rizona, Wyoming and Colorado apparent moral collapse and saya, bUKN^IUI mltl'es as it plans to follow up the NhUonal Fire ...... 62 64 enacted licensing and regulating SWIM TRUNl work of the religious survey com­ Phoenix ,- 85 . 90 'What’a the use?' should start BURNSIDE AVIMU( ..with personal integrity. He can laws. * mittee.-...... -tifo aad'tndemnlty tna.~Coe:'~ f U r m t * s NTP» MANCNtfVfR----- Contracts between commcrCrSl It-was voted to express appre­ guard against .hysteria and fran­ Aetna Casualty ..... 91 98' tic fear that prevents clear think­ Two TwhnlcoTor “ outfits and non-profit associations ciation for the services of the Aetna U fe ...... 83 87 ing; the bland faith that says IlFifn Hmyr* (tronebo Mtrx of farmers, ranchers and others Rev. Fred Edgar as council prest-. Conn. General ...... 1 4 0 145 everything will- turn out all right '.ob»rt W'plkrr WlUon tend to stress performance or re­ ARE YOU READY dent, and Miss Evelyn Johnston, Hartford Steam Boll.. 36 39 Van Hf^flln and hatred for olherS._ of other "Girl In sults above a certain point. Many em ilM as council treasurer, during, the Travelers T'.-rT»'n-.-.-.620- ■. 840 ■ BTSBBer creeds arid' race”. He can support “ M y Son of tbem’ a'Il'ow only cspenses iip to- past year. PubUo L'tlUUee E very ~ 2iH Gtitv* . $ 'D b the United Natlohs-ln his thinking the point of performance. Some 1.59 Plans were considered for ob­ (3onii. Light Power . 144i 18V John'* Port” servance of the public appearance and his prayers, remembering that At t:liT 4:M-ie;lS are five year pacta. M(x3t o f the Conn. Power ...... 8.5 37 earlier contracts were for hionths of the new. revised standard, ver­ Hartford Elec. LL . . . 48 48 It will make mistakes. ■ «)« "This nation under God — you or a.yoar at most. sion of the.pid Testament on Sept. Hartford Gas Co...... 37 40 see, God comes fVfst. We give our WEDNESDAY In a new development, the Air 2& So. New England first devotion to God but It Is not The various groups of the Wom­ Tel...... 33 35 "SINGING IN THE RAIN” Force was disclosed as contem­ God who will do the Impossible, It ^ULLY en's League of Second Congrega­ Manufacturing Comnunles (In Technicolor) plating experimental dry Ice seed­ tional Church served a chicken pie Is ourselves facing today with the ing of the north polar clouds, Am. Hardware ...... 20 . 22 - — • EASY' FREE PARKING • LINED MAKE IT A SAFE HOUDAY— supper preceding the meeting. Arrow, Hart, Heg. ... 43 46 future and, the past both in mind, There waa a’peculation that such ■nmt i***'”' b«re**" Assoc. Spring ...... 29 '3 2 honoring the dead, keeping free work, might sharply change condi­ from hysteria, fear and Impa­ tions. Bristol Brass ...... 1214 14V4 TOMORROW Collins ...... 155 178 tience, walking In faith, working Familiar 5tethoda Brazilian Rescue In fellowship, sacrificing for the RETREAT HELL and Seeding methods remain about EY DRIVING ON SAFE TIRES! Em-Harl ...... 74 79 HEART OF ROCKIES right so that out-natlon, the Unit­ the same. Dry ice, silver ioSlne It’s the boxer short for lops In swimming. Poplins or rnjrea Fafnir Beating ...... 34V4 37V4 ROY ROGERS e.«har< ^ ^ Teams Evacuated Hart A Cooley 35H 38H ed States, might claim its God. the and other compounds are spread aeetale In solid color*. Handy change pockeL Tan, green, bhiey Lord, and find the blessedness 'from planes and ground genera­ 22 MILES Landers, Frary, Clk. . 23V4 ■ 25V4 maroon, gray. Slaee: Smalt, medium, largr. New Brit. Mach. Co. '. .30 32 which la promised us.” tors. Rto De Janeiro, Brazil, May 27 North.aiMUudd.„..,....-.Jl7,.....30, .. , yteL6f*n?’, PfSftAv 3^^Iper«)nneTtha Rrtsselt Mfg.— .. - -17 . izationa. were -guuta at the -Tl. -gain or snow has been mcreaaea-ln to the northern Brazilian Jungle to Stanley Works com. .. 50 54 o’clock service and with their uni­ - vast reaches of the west as result find the wreckage of a Pan Amer­ Terry Steam ...... 90 100 forms and flags added greatly to of cloud seeding. ‘ BOYS' CHILDREN'S ican Stratocrulser have been evac Torrington ...... 30 V4 32 V4 the service. The Senior Choir • Colorado A and M College and SIZES 10 TO 14 SIZES 4 TO • uated, I/aJ. Gen. Robert Webster Union M fg...... 1 8 21 sang the anthems. "Lead, Kindly Oregon State College investigators of tbe Joint Brazll-U. S. military U. S. Envelope com. .. 72 82 Light" hy Pughe-Bvans. and "How- undertook some checking and con­ commlsaion aaid. today...... U. S:.Envelope pfd. . . 81 86 Lovely .Are th e. Messengers" by cluded in general there was no The airliner crashed April 29, MsndeU&otm... ,Jhhn.,C;rf)sby, -meiuT. m - ' Itftlfeig 'S6 ■ pw ioh ‘ - h er'of the church' council,'wits lajt or sighlficaht (Jeparlur'e troin 'ti'dr- ties included an official party or­ The above quotations are not to assistant at both 9:15 and 11 EUGENE O’NEILL’S mal In the projects studied. ganized Jointly by Brazil and U be construed as actual markets. o'clock. However/ the studies were com­ S. authorities and an unofficial Beyond the Horixen group of. Brazilian parachutists. EXTENDED FORECAST with CAL HEYVEY paratively short term. Meteorolo- Boston. M ay 27— i / F i —The Some authorities contend that W EDNESDAY thru SU ND AY gists.'physicists rainmakers and Hnug-flttlng cpioifni laMn m iem dispatches said Scott the most stable difference between . Tel.' Windsor Locks 2-3079 Boxer elylr. Fully lined. Magness, of Miami, Fla., U. S. temperature In New England dur­ Eves, at 8:48, $2—Farm. 7-1587 those who back the projects want laslex. ' ing the next five days, Wednesday the so-called races of mankind Is (7-9119 alter 7 P. M.) long-range studies to evaluate re- Civil Aeronautics Authority not skin color but hair form. (CAA) official, and MaJ. Miranda through Sunday, will average one gults. Some already are under Correa, of the Brasilian A ir Force, to three degrees below the season­ way. are expected to arirve: at Belem al normal with warm weather be­ The State of California is en­ m i UlSmOGED MILES! MS M APPy/i^ asure-P arad^ as V W r n e r B ros.ever made!*; today from Lagoa Grande/ ad ginning of period followed by gaged in a 350,000 study of rain­ LADIES' vance base of the official expedi­ cooler thereafter. making effects and hopes to have tion. , Precipitation during this period some conclusions a year from now. Webster said -he has been In­ will on the average total 2-5 tenths Oregon State again will investi­ Here’s New Proof: You, Too,. Can Improve formed that Legoa Grande base of an Inch ocjcurrlng In showers In Tnrhalcolort gate the area checked last sum­ SWIM has already been closed down by about Thuradsy and again over Gr^fnry 8«nnn mer. the authorities. the week ehdi T t ^ k lln y w n fd The National Weather'Improve­ Your Car’s Gas Mileage! “DAVID AND ment Association (NW IA) is set­ BATHSHEBA’* ting up a committee for strict sci­ SUITS — and — entific evaluation of cloud seeding Imagine! . 22 miles-per-gallon according to the rules of the road, Jdvortned in la TeckairoUr effects. Walt DitBfy’t. The Associalbm Is a gi-ouping of average for 25 different makes and They all used Mobilgaa or Mobilgas *'NATl'RE*R H Atr Special from the famous catalytic Amr/! ..... non-profit organizations of farm models of U.S. stock cars—all the TartaoB Ntwi ■ ers, ranchers and others who raise way from L ob Angeles to SonValleyt ciracktffg proccM that-pots the -ex- the money for rainmaking at­ " ac'tly right balance of long mileage tempts. It is independent of com Think what that means to you! gasoline ingredients into America’s a-'ri., * 'l)o o b lr D y a a - mercial rainmakers. You, too, can improve your car’s and **Man la "The greatest need Is compre- largest seller! /.VI' Tba Raddlt" ' hen-sive study, based On sound sci- gas mileage if you follow the lead of V •• ' -----enirflF'prrhcipres7'"%'KiCh w iir Tflev ThderdrtVei^V-T ; ...... Fresh French Fried Potatoes— termine the practical possibility YOU GET LIFE and make available for publics They all put their cars in tip-top The facts speak for themselves. See 4 A Genuine Taste 'Treat at Our 8peedl-8er\1ce Concession. tion, without bias, the record of abape. They all drove carefully your Mobilgas dealer! I ••' failures aa well as successes in Cont. Every Night From Dusk eloud seeding," said Dr.. Harry tOCOMY-VACUUM OX COMrANT, WC W exler of the U. S. Weather Bii^ . • *aau.-at WaahiBgtQP.,0- C . . Spokesmen for Dr. Krlck s com

.TI—4» .y^-£Vee«eas«'F,aWy». Ji. y., FV e/<'tc^> .eV.k’Jii'Vd.fVt'.y,- t i M im ii • M M ini • w n a i • 1MM a n i • nnuB B i • itKi tiuuT. I. ■ ^ A dvertiscu ieiil ~ WonderfnUy . lattertSff laalex tuito la white, PLUS . . WAYNE MORRIS In "DESERT PURSUIT" Tii accordance with the provl- black. Ice blue fom -h t- alons Of Chapter V, Section 8 of ting one-pleee atylaa. the Towm Charter, Sixee 84 te 40. WmIs, ThurSs, Fri., Sai NOTICE IS hcreby'givcn that a Continuous Show F R L and SAT. Public Hearing of the Board of STATE Directors of the Towm of Man- Here'% a dlsttocdr* new kind of-car that has custoni smart­ " e n d s TODAlft “5 FINGERS” Plus “DISC JOCKfcY’’ ‘ SAFETY ^riRES ness with riicord-breaking economy. ■ cheater, Connecticut, will be held in - the HOLLISTER STREET The Nash Rambler, with ovenlrive, bolds the all-time SCHOOL In said Town of Man­ GIRLS' GIRLS’ Now's your chance to put a brand-new set of 4 quality record in the Mobilps Economy Run with 31.05 miles chester, on the 3rd day of June, SIZES 4 to 4x ' per gallon! , 1952. at eight o'clock In the after­ SIZES 8 TO 14. Seiberling Safety Tires on your cor . . . you buy 3 ~ noon, to act on proposed additional Add to its amazing economy and smart custom styling appropriations as follows: and get 1 FREEI Extra low prices if you need only one the fact that the Rambler is designed to meet today's driving Appropriation of 39,000.00. to and^traffic conditions. It’s so easy to steer, handle and park Tonight at 8 Controllor for additional insurance premiums, in addition to the $1 .59 or two tires. Come in today— this offer is for a limited . . . such a wonderful perfoimef. . . such a smooth-riding, amount appropriated in the An­ time only. roomy car! nual Budget, to several depart- EverybodylovesouTRamblen.Andthey’rerM//)>‘‘buyt” l . TOMORROW - menta for insurance. Come in and check—yoult want to own one, too! thru Appropriation o f 311,000.00 to GHALLTHE GAS MILEAGE Attractive 2-pIcce satin Smartly atyle with Uatex SFICIAl TRADI-IN AlLOWANCi “The Down Homers’ ’ Elections for voting machines, in printa. ‘ shirring. SEIBERLINt, addition to the amount ap­ TIRES CONVENIENT TERMS AVAILABLE AT SATURDAY propriated in the Annual Budget Memorial Day AftemooD to Elecllon.s. 7 OPEN’TIL 9 EVERY EVENINt 2:80 Appropriation of 350,000.00 to HOLLISTER ST. SCHOOL HALL Every Night, 8 P. M. W ater Department for water main Adults (1.00 tax IncI, extenaions and appurtenances, in RI’A'l -.Ml r addition to the amount apprbpriat- IN I U M A tM a a i •' THI 8TATUMAN • THI B A M llIt Benefit Of ■ Children SOc tax Incl. , • FREE PARKING * ed In the Annual Budget to the Hnininn (Fair CIVIL AIR PATROL ■iJWater Department. BOLAND MOTORS* Inc. Dated at Manchester, Connecti­ YOUR CAR CAN DELIVER cut, this 27th day of May, 1952. ®RIARTY BROTHERS 2 HOUR ENTERTAINMENT ^ PLAINVILLE John H. Lappen 349 CENTER STREET. MANCHESTER El C lN n R STREET niEPHONE 5135 Secretary of the Board of Di- America's Largest Seller ^ At Your Mobilgas Dealer's ! * . rectors of the Town of Man­ chester, ConnecticuU A; 1, “7 ^ - T ^

\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY, MAY 87, 19R2 HANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1052 PAGE M B FOUB ------T a Loa Anrelea port tlon manuBoript nubmltted during poet novelist, short-story . writer, writer; Malcolm Cowley, literary Coaital Shipping He ordered pieketing In those Writers’ Session tho 1952 conference. and practicing , physician' Jean historian and crltio, and Mrs. Htl- kville Fascists Move Jet Pilot Tells of Rescue four porta today- Housework Prominent among those on the Malaquals, Fren'ch novelist, essay­ dngarde H. Swift, author and not­ Lundeberg said he.expected wMt WDRC—1860 Radio and TV At UCoiiii Soon staff of the conference thia year ist and short s to ^ writer; Issac ed authority on children's llter- Halted ^ -coae^-shtpa -to-fee pickatad -ia-Hon-: WfKKJoim.. WHA¥— 8H) •wiH" t e ■ Wttttem-eirrtos" Wllltams; 'Jtosenf«W,'' short -'sttny -and • essay rat-ute;...... -...— ...... 0 Backed for Court Job BeHind Italy’s After MIG Shot Him Down olulu and Kew York also, after a EasyrWittout V WKNB— 840 Eastern Daylight Time W N lie—Ch. • (CoBttnMd frma Pag* OM) atrika, vote la tabulated in those "Slorrs, May 27—'The third an­ mmmmm ciUas. Ha said the vote from New nual Wrltera’ Conference at the Voting Scenes York and Honolulu "cannot possi­ Naming Backache By Chamber of Commerce Rockville, May 27— (Special)-—•-rubber life rifts and I sat In that the overtime and to ■•moet"of the 4:0rtant . 4:1ft—WTlC—8teIla Daiiak. 'WTIC—Welcome Travelers. mere* leit night unanlmoualy en- man. and Mrs. oaraldlne Fahy, Fascist-monarchists. man of Hartford turnpike. In a - and I was hit by a MIG shell In pi^ge. TTie old contract expired laaaed.ln (din an .. the ..paaaangar -iuholiaii-toalow-dowtnittanTfolkaaiifrarfmff^'’' and'CrUlcs...... •...... ■Mlaa-.Baatrica .Burns, ..Mra,. Arline • WTHT~T«j' Nefcmiori W ca .• ■' -W1CNB=-N«»»;"8!immy IC ay*;— Attorney Marry- 'Even th 'Romr, the government letter'TBCirtved-bjr'h'er 'todgy.'T hethe left"side.' - I flfisTly 'got b»- May 18."'...... liner President Wilson. rins baekaeha^'faal mtaarmhla. MEnorblad* 4;afr—W D RC — Ken* and Carolyn'B WHAY—Italian ProBram. The conference, which won re­ iTlfe of Court of Common, Pressler, Mrs. Josephine Little^ dar irritatinna dua to cold or wrong dial may KUchPii./ WONS—Crean Paltcraon Show. party slipped below Its strength of ietter ie dated May 21. He la hind the MIG and shot him so bad Lundeberg ag^reed to the sailing cauaagattingup nights or fraquantpaaaagaa. cent praise in the Saturday Re­ and th e. secretary waa in- Miss Dorothy Larkin, Mrs. Cath­ Federal Conciliator Omar Hos­ WTIC—Young Wldder Brown. l»!l»—WDRC—Arthur Ootfrey. the 1948 national election. Tlien Capt. Herbert Sharp. that he ran for home. White I after Federal Conciliator Hoskins Don't negtaet your kidneys if tbaaa eondi* WONS—Jack Downey's Music Shop. W KNB—Gov. Lodxe. view of Literature, ‘ WlH attract sd' to so Inform Governor erine Gessay, Miss Beatrice Jor­ Mrs. Glessman learned of her i was shooting two other MiG's kins proposed calling in the Wage Ilona bother you. Try Dnan*a Pllla-a mild WTHT—Whispering Slreela. craftsmen and apprentice writers Act NOW the De Gssperl forces marshslled . . . A-I-I__J______' ___ _ > .WaII !•> said there are military personnel diuratle. Used auccaaafutly by mllHona for WTHT—Bob E. Lloyd Show. dan and Mi's- Dorothy-Loebr. 4,13,900 votes, against the leftists' son's plane vtelng shot down from came up and one put a shell In Stabilization Board as arbitrator. WCCC—News; Music. WONS—News. from all sections of the country, among the paasengera. The PMA ortr BO years. It's amaalng how many tlmea 4i45—WTIG—The Woman In My House. 10:30—WCCC—News: 12 U undrtd and Pinnacle Frolic 286.000 -and the extreme right's a news release dispatched from my engine. Twro.bf my buddies Doan's give happy relief from these diaeom- according . to Prof. Robert W. and SAVE! 6 The Pmnarle Frolic for Senior. PM A refused, saying th* only cur­ issued thia statement: WONS—riaylime for Children. 90 lllte. ■Tokyo*..,- -T.ha ,-„sel,wiM.. tosH. L rent— 48»ni*-1s-«th*-no^^c1h* -„ re,- --W-UA1S~UA>laA Jtroiuaai..—,,.. StaJUmw^ot. the.U«l>:cr,slty'h The special meeting was called frilerimedtate ahd'Bfow nle....'GlrT " '•"We nw'hmger'can lire' awan tn-' ''■•tn=d*s* be held rain or shine.- I'm In Japan. 1 will let you know DONT WHAY—Croiby’a Quarter. WKNB—News: MO Club. R S ^ I le , and a former member popular count. The ..provincial Dear Mother: Last night he reported the strike any declaton on them alone, with­ WTIC—Notes and Qjntei. WONS—I.jidle8 Fair. The purpose of the conference toraers. To do this we must have orders r*r/jt.' Recreation Urniip • I thought I'd drop you a letter. what I am going to do as soon as WHAY—Band by Demand. WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. Is to brlilg together a number of of Htotjeneral Assembly, has been The recreation group of-the 4-H councile are of leaser Importance vote was about 3,510 to 88 in four out a firm contract, would give us TKirow Them Away WHAY—Italian Program. And to getyourorderearly we’re offering a sub­ pronnnnUy mentioned for the 'ap- in the Italian government system I don't know if any news about I find out.'" WONS—Sky King. competent writers to provUe criti­ town committee in Vernon ' will Attached to the Fifth Air Force, west coast cities, San Francisco, the stability needed to mMt our still plenty of. wear left In WDRC—Memory Lane. U:lft—WTHT—When-a Girl Marrlei. polntmppC however. ’ - me was released through the pa­ Seattle, Portland and Wilmington, commltnlents."' * 'WTHT—Tom Corbett Space Cadet U :75—WONS^NeWS. " cism of manuscripts, with a view ALL DAY; FRIDAY stantial discount—a savings of many dollanl hold a meeting at the Vernon Ele­ pers,'but on Sunday I was shot Fourth Fighter Group, as a jet shoes repatriM hera. WCCC—News; Music. lljSe—WDRC—Grand Slam, to publication,' and to instruct in But you must order, your new Dclco-Heat The Chamber of Commerce an- mentary SchOot In Dohsonville on Even though • they had Inlit yvece—News; 13 Hundred and 00 nounots Mvat although the Memo­ ground, the Christian Democrats down by a MIG off the coast of pilot. Captain Sharp was cited 4M5—WDRC—Curt Massey. the technical problems of poetry .Thuraday at 8 p. m. Thera will be March 11 by a Far Eastern Alf WHAY—Sports. Hit. installation’ SMtie. Don't wiut . . . days mean rial holiday will be observed by and their local allies still lead the China. I got a alight wound in SAM YULYES 1:5.1—WONS—News; Cecil Brown. WTIC—Boh and Ray. arid fiction. Since instruction In Inst ruction in aquare dancing and my left arm above the elbow, but Command Comniunlque as scoring WHAY—Malsano Progani. creative writing begins with in­ dollara to you during this Delco-Heat Pre- the dc»lng of all the stores, there all young people of the community field. Shoe Repairing of the Bet­ WTHT—World Flight Reporter. MEMORIAL DAY vrtll he jm change in the Thursday it's OK now. Not much more his first aerial victory. He served Evening WONS—Queen for a Day. struction In creative reading,, the Saason Sale. Call us or sec us today. are Jnvlted. The tabulation of overall re­ in World War II and, after two ter Kind. Done While Yon |;00—WDRC—News. WTHT—Break the Bank. avening cloaing, with all atores sults from the Sunday and Mon­ than a acratgh. WTIC—News. 11:4t“ " ’DRC—Rose.Tiar>’. conference will be devoted to the Plan Children's Day I hailed''out over water-and was years tn the National Guard, was Walt. WTIC—Dave Garroway. , . pritical reading of manuscripts closing at 6 p, m. The usual Clilldren'a Day will be nbaerved day voting was alow. Al 2 p. m. 15 MAPLE STREET WTHT—News; Joe Glrand Show. X Wedneiday half holiday will not picked up bl\a hrilcopter a cou­ recalled to active service In Jan- TIE AlISJICMT IF FIIE lEVEIAIES WKNB—News; Sports; Music, WKNB—Music OuL of the West and texts In fiction (short story Sunday, June 1.3. at the Flral Con­ the Christian Democratic bloc had 'uarv, 1951, and went overseas Jan. _ Opp. First Nations! Stor* ' WHAY—News. WHAY—RonxonI Program. Open Thursday Evening As Usual Yha DELCO-HEAY be observed thla week. won 248 of the 2,400 towns, the ple of hours later. The water .—— WONS—News. — ------. Aflaraaaa • •• and.novel)..non';ticUon, poetry and gregational Church of Vernon. was a little cold}, but w'e carry 28, '1952. { Parking Lot. H:00—WDRC—Wendy Warren. children’s literature. --Qammon Plena Sesalon Parenta with children the.v would Communiats-Lefllsts 120 and the i;lft—WTIC—Bob Steele. WCCC—rLuncheon Muatcale. SERIES "P* BURHER This eesslon of the Court of Faactsts-Monarc.hlals 17. WIIAY-*Sp6rts; Supper Serenade. Publiahable work of those at­ like haptiaed at this time arc WONS—Jim Britt. Sports. WONS—Curt Maasev Time. tending the week-long sessibnwill Areal Common fleas will be held in the asked to. codtact the paator.lRev. Although lagging in these to­ are untrue. My Idea la, .that he ing It .was "only fair that the re­ WDRC—Jack Smith Sports. WHAY—Italian Voice. -J. City'Court room tomorrow at 10 tals, the Fascists had grabbed off- vocation he stayed because Dr. CWWIWCUt f;2ft—WDRC—This I Belle%’e. WTIC—Nows'; Weather. "be examined by visiting literary George B. Hlgglna or Mrs. Rob­ Bhould be given every saf.eguard. ' < ja m n f A M e n Gibson- had-appealed in good faiUi -----"IVTTC^'WlsaiWr..... — ...... WKNB—Newt*, - Movlft Time.— -r agents, representative*' of- several' a. m. with Judge Raymond J. Dev- ert Pridd.Vi~»uperintefld«nt of the the hey aouthejui.-clUea.an'd. polled We'po-still-living under * consUtu- g:S(>_WTlC—Emile Cote Glee Club. WTHTWack Berch Show. .The Manchester Trust Company - _ .lln..-,4 Jar«ldlrijE-,. ...'pie foll^^^^^^ and there was merit to his ap- l3:lft^WDRC—Aunt Jennie's Storle*. publishing houses and by agents jeradlt-BolL ______a_f.ar_Jheavler vole Uito at any ,llQlUlL,Iorn).....of._J8:.omT^^^ wnpCwiiGiiy T.nmlmrrin. —television—marmscrtptsr--Don-'- caato k th aasignear ff. Fenton Time alnce MiisaoIIinii^s 'BlaclTBHfrft' hope, and every man naa a right to pealT"" WONS-Music for America. ...w KN B^Bfarg" creiiby’ Tnne:------MEMBE»FEOERAtr1>Ei»OSfnNSVRANeE^<«P;------“ Notea WTHT—Screno Gammell. ' WTIC—Down Homers. bleday and Company ts offering g e n e r a l m o t o r s ''■BUrRS~Vf.“ K (m n«th-«r Sherma-nrK Freexrr Food packaging clinic ceased to dominate Ihe Italian beheard until the last strike Is At one point in hfa review of the SEARS ROEBUCK UT)NS—News; H. R. Baukhage. examining board's findings, Gold- WCCC—News; Music. an award of $100 for the teat flc- alpe Welngnrtner et . al va. Will, he,held tonight at 7:30 a t the scene. They set the pace and dom­ called.'' He has a right to be heard . i:«-r-VVTlC—Ilu-et .dtar. Extra...... WTHT—Victor H. Lindlahr. . J. Bielak et al; GustaVe A. iitetft - mfomred .ludge Molly that When guests drop m « ftSssWWB^Wumen's ■ Pig'e. — Rockville Radio and Appliance inated policy’ In'The hToC Tor mid in a court of la w ." The order Is A CO. WDRO--Lowell Thomas. 12:30—WDRC— Romance of Helen . f^ tjc.,'Vs. r-d re g Helen tiry titpeky; Upton; Albert Lake- with the Monarchists. granted." Dr. Frank T. Genovese, Danbury WTHT—S'.ocka—SporU. Trent. IwTg vs.- Grace Rankin; Gen- Center, 3 Wlndaor avenue. WKNB—Phil Rlaiuto Sporta Cara­ The American Legion aoftball In Sicily's elections, six of the The State Health Department health -officer, received Only a van WHAY—LaRosa Program. The Savings Bank of Manchester DflCB-llfM fublic ts>an Corp. vs. Grant over the holiday,be WCCC—Newa. team will play • the Stafford nine provinces were vvnn by the suapended Dr. Gibson's license reprimand’' from the board for HAS OPENINC FOR WONS—Mualc for America; Sporta, WTHT—Phil Becker. _ |«ifa; Waltey B. Pomeroy vi. Christian Democratic bloc. 'The.v Thursday on recommendation of signing Mi»s Ayres’ death certifi­ 7:0e—WDRC—Beulah. WTIC—Marjorie Mills Hour. . STATIONERY A MVTUAL SAVINGS BANK Hayes, ' Springs "Rinky Dinks" tonight at WTIC—Boston BlacRje. the Legion Field at 6 o'clock. were Palermo, Ragiiaa, Caltanla- the examining board which has cate allegedly at the'request of sure you have plenty. SALES OIRL WTHT-“ Weather; Jottrnal of the Air. WKNB—rMan on. the .Street...... AIRMAIL' NOinS...... i ALL DEPOSITS GUARANTEED IN FULL Superior Court setta. Agrlgentn, t"atanla and found the physician guilty of three Dr. Gibson several hours'before WONS—Pulton Lcwla. jr, 12:45—WDRC-^ur Gal Sunday. LEADING BRANDS Judge, .Rdward J. Daly will nre The Women of the Moose meet ^ Intereetlng Work WCCC-Oduric for MIlaLy. tonight at 8 o*cloelf at TM*' Moose Meaaina, ,T h e- -CommuniaU - took charge* of unprofeaaionaJ conduct shedled.— W KNB-iThe THE BANTLY OIL •ide at this eeisioh of the'Totfnhd Syracuse, Knna and Trapani. WTHT—W'e the Women. AjrUiar0niiStdr4i County Superior Court tomorrow, rooms with officers for ths com­ in the treatment of hla henefac- 'Many Employee Benefits WTItT—Elmer Davis. The communists also retained tores.s, ElirJibeth M, Ayres. 74, of WDRC—Jack Smith. WONS—Crean Patterson. 331 MAIN STREET ° MANCHIBTIft at l6 a, m. At the opening of this ing year to be nominated at the WKNB—Advetjture lt\ Research. . 1:00—WDRC—News. meeting. their stronghold of Ferrara, and Danbury, during her last Illness. Appiv Thursday ok Saturday WCCC—Manchester Matinee. aeaston. petitions for naturaliss- About Town 9 To 5—511 Main St. 7:30—WTIC—NeWB. WTIC—Newif Tioh will he presented to the court. The Rockville Haymakers will Aosta, the provincial capital near Miss Ayres died July 26, 1950, In WTHT—Silver Eagle. the French frontier and one of the her Danbury home, leaving Dr. WHAY—Symphony Hall. WKNB—Pattaea. “ ^iVlAng the cases listed are; hold a business meeting tonight at WDRC—Pcgg>* Lee Show. ' WTHT—Newsrwe the Women. Wkncls Sylvester, charged \('ltli 8 o'clock at Red Men's Hall. few towns in the north voting at Gibson her estate of almost $100,- Elm Lodge, lOOF, of Glaston­ WONS—Gabriel Heatter. WONB-Ncwa. this time. bury, will meet In Odd Fellows WUAY—Betty Kimball. violation of the motor vehicle law, 000. WKNB—Beat oc* Wax. IjI5_WDRC—Ma Perkins rulM of the.road; Robert Hnggelt, I)»ie at Fall Seaajon Hall Thursday evening at f:80. 7:45—WDRC—Ed Murrow. WTIC—Juke Box Jinglea. ---- The'rniUatbry degree will be'por- .... w n c -^ h e Man’i rkmiiy. ------jreaking and entering' and theft; br. Slbsdh’ appealedr the revoca­ WONS—Dorla Day. WTHT—Paul Harvey. tion to Superior Court Friday and trayed. Members of the Initiatory f a t Ihe long Memorial Day week-end be WONS—Yankee Food Show. ind Walter T. Krlaewskl, petition Booster Members Dr. Gibson Wins 1‘ftft—WONS—New*. ^ WHAY—Betty Kimball. [or release. is expected to carry hla fight to degree team of King David Lodge eure you hare pleotr ei CoubIit Club le r - f:04—WDRC—People. Are Funny. , r:S0—WDRC—Young Dr. Malone retain hla license to the State Su­ are requested to be present. WTIC-Y-Cavalcada of America. WKNB—Baseball Matinee; Sporta A Short Calendar session finds Roy B. Warren, R, J. McKinney, eragee on hand. Order a eoee or Iwe (mm WTHT—-Conn.. Newa Conference. ;he following listed; Kenneth B Revoralion Slay preme Court if necessary. It was WHAY—Mualc. Special. , B, H. Shinn. John L. Jenney, Max WCCC—.News: Manchester Matinee. „ ahsrman's Appeal from Probate, said. today^ Ul? (Siperior Court ap­ . Cub Scout Pack 144 of the yoy nejgtemteed deeier, • WONS—Black Museum. -- .UiSr^JVDRC^Ihg. Guiding LlfhL Keeney street school is planning fjl5_'vrrrAT—Sercngf.'e In "Blue.------• WONS—Sports Heview. modification of judgment; Fred Denhup, Roy ■frial, Mary Parmiak-" (Continued from Pag* On*) peal can not be argued until some­ itjft—WHAYs-Red Sox vs. Phllaf.elphla Ledger vs. The Jones Construction time during the fall session of the to _ hsve' a ' fair on the achool 1’:55 * W ONS—Bost*in Braves. ianj_,SteliR Kul*....M.rs,' Lillian. Iw lir M m W itiir tm tirr I M to am gjSft—WDRC—Mr. and Mrs. North. 2:00—WDRC—Second Mrs. Burton. Co., mdllon to "be made parly Keeney, Leonard W. Yost, John to continue the practice of medl- court. grounds tomorrow night from 7 to WTIC—Barrie Craig, Confidential WCCC—Music. itatntlff; Edgar Iflmlth ct al vs. J 9 o'cloc.k. Games will be played Inveatigator. W TH T—Mary Margaret McBride^ rtoe and surgery In Connecticut ■ Dr, Glhaon attended today’s ses­ WTHT—Escape With Me. loseph Semple, et al, dental eX' DeQuattro, Mrs. Alfred Eaten, sion, but look no part in the pro- and refre.shmenta served. The WONS—Connecticut Ballroom. until his appeal is ultimately de­ HIM WONS—Story qf Dr. Klldara. W'KNB—News; Keyboard Kapers; George Zwlck, Florence Lock- iminalinn. default for failure to cided, Judge MoHoy declared in cefdlpRa. public la cordially Invited. WHAY—Morton^ Gould conducts. ■Music. slead; Joseph A : Mono, ,Jr., et al AT YOUR NtlGHBORHOOO DCALtRS fjOG—WDRC—Life With Luigi. wood, Mrs. Winston Turklngton. p.art:______•David Goldstein, who with . ■ - .WONS—Nawa^ omcial- Patactlva.----- WHAY-r-Operi House. m; 'AtWx -Hsiter, et air Judgment- Vn Liswla’ A. ’Celar iRaVen' Erickson, James' C." ShAHhdtv, ippeaved tor .....A daughter' w as'tern at -thg WHAY—Newa; The Night Watch. tr ift^ W D R C ^ P r n r Mason. - iccordance with atlpulatlnn; "If a man la to be deprived of his WTIC—Doctor's Wife. Mrs. Harold Duff, Fred Bocchino, Dr. Gibson, reviewed Uie findings Hartford Hospital on May 24 to' f*ll III WTHT—Town Meeting.' 2:30-WTHT—Dick Wall's Music Hall; Frances A. Hill vs, John F. Hill livelihood, he should be given WTIC—Bob Hope. Shirley Anderson, Mrs. John T. every opportunity to prove that of the examining board and then Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Fish of Newt. 1952 medical examination: Ruth - Marlin. thy, W. F. Henael, Louis Gunaa, lY:00—Newa on A!! Stations, 8:30—;WTIC-i-Pepper Young's Family. he following, Phyllis H. Tourte- O. E. Snow*. Bernice Trebbe, II :0.1—WDRC--TOU and the World. WCCC—News; Music. otte vs. Carl Tourtelotte; James 11:?0—WDRC—Public Sendee Program. WTHT—Joyce Jordan. ■Elinor Field, Carl Rohrback, Mrs. 11:15—WTHT—The Late Bob JC. Lljyd. W H AY—Jamboree. F, VanClake vs. Ethel M.- van- b. M, CAldwell, R. r . Norton. WONS—Jack's Waxworks. efore YOU b u y any car costing $2500 or more— ness, safety and dependability. Packard's mighty Clske; Felice A- Glgllo. vs. Lillian WTIC—News. 8:40— WDHC—Cedric Adam's. Al Schubert, Peter Carambelaa, 3:45—WTIC—Right to Happiness...... s e e j (ifiye an4_£gnipnVighi V Watch. —WCX?C=isJunlor •Dtse Jiwfcsy’. ' * - - ' B ■Harry O. Masichuk; Edith ■wsThTi;':T^'*‘? r ''* '^ 'S T 'a ’w :s'r8: .Il:ftfr-1V.T1C—Wkal'4 tho Scora. WTITT—Romance nf Evelyn Winters fjracfcirff! ifiere’s America's m ost exciting cflTi offering ^ilding^ gx^rience^fs if/6e Steheit-cdmfn ssfon Chorches Motor Sales, Case 12.ft0—WTIC—Npwi!. Dorothy Loney vs. James S. W. WDRO—Carl Smith. Brothers, Inc.. Pioneer Parachute, 12:05-WTIC—TilTony Club Orches­ 4:00— WTIC— Backstage Wife. , you true BIG-car comfort, performance and safety at eight. Exclusive new Easamatic Power Brakes* give you Loney. Jr.; Cnrinne R. Mullen vs. tra: Art Van Damme Qulnt»'t. . WCCC—Music. Burr Nurseries, Spencer Rubber 12:30—WTIC—Palladium Orchwitra. m ed iu m -ca r cost a n d econom y! quicker, easier stops—require 40% less foot pressure lohn E. bfulleri. 12:55—WTIC—Newa. WHAY—Polka Hop. Call of the IJocUel Company, Carlyle Johnson Com­ WDRC—The Chlcagoeana. and take 29% less time to apply! pany. Cochrane Company, Man- ; ^ Tomorrow W TH T—Magasine of the Air. # # Come In—inspect Packard’s graceful lines, smart The T o lled County Superior 0 4:00—WTIC—Frank Atwood. W HAY—News. cheater Modes, Inc., Manchester! ,fPlui lUte and local t^ a , if any. Optional . ;k)urt tomorrow ,w ill.. discontinue: WHAY—Newsj* Rur«l Rogpdup. . W KNB—N^ws... A - , . ... new color combinations and handsome interiors. Doors Tom A- Design' Company, Packard’* hiuky diMCtriUtiii^ abock cbsoirbefs ' '.wwa,; , i.U,c*»t».-.VvWch. ,h%V»T lW*J). pc riding - ■ "W ;' fR: ai*hii«)r‘ Cbm'fftuiy,' tJ;' Tfc .V, ------ntire thah"rw6 yem's, unles.torgn will be toaslmls- For a long time, each T o years y e a r s tremendous WTIC—Bob Steele. [^ rich, limulotod otNgotor has seen about two million more • WUAY—Allan Borwn Show. jCEs for the evening. The commit­ value. 4:1.5—WONS—News. dairy cattle In the United Slates. 4:25—WTIC—Weather. I The U. 8. steel Industry used a 4:34—WDRC—Old Music Box; News. record of lOS million tons of coal WTIC—Bob Steele—Morning Watch. IWeek-Ender Case TO PAY WCCC—News; Oooi. Morning Music. Color Mak«$ The Trim In 1951. firtod.with o comploto »• WONS-^BIll Jenkins Show. •ik S«p*«**^ WHAY—Coffee CTuh. . oiftOrtmonf of I I fomoui 140 PoYiewit* WKNB—News; Phil Hale Show. Pohiclo.Sfovoni loovf/ Aids 4:55—WONS—Weather. Lovely Lady in Color 4:00—WDRC—World News Roundup. PLUS — o prictloit fflokoup fuida ...And the WCCC—Kiddie Corner. "Tho Woy to iovalisort'* WKNB—News; -flpnrts DigesL WTHT—News; Phil Becker. ,___:WTI<^N^^.- . ______- Jalk ot Ihe lOMOi ^CC^HAY—Neu^ your old Oil Burner WONS—News. 950 MAIN ST. |il5—WDRC—Shoppers Specials. WTIC—News. MANCHESTER is today’s low WKNB—Phil Hale. for the NEW WHAY—Jesting with Wamp. TRMIN ....- - WONS—BUI Jenkins'-Show, WTHT—Martin Agronsky. price for a 4:30—WCCC News; Breakfast New»- boy. WONS—Bill Jenkins Show. WTIC—Radio Basaar. WTHT—Bob Lloyd. . 4:55—WTHT—John Conte. 4:00—WDRC—News. IKLEEN-HEET B IG *52 WCCC—32 Hundred and 90 Hits. WHAY—Italian Program. WONS—Nesvs. ‘ ' - .. WTHT—Braakfast aub. I Americans No. 1 Oil " 'W'TIC==TlreitT?f of 'Melody,'’ " ' -' “ “

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' ■ ■ ^6E SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1962 PAGE S E V iy future. But this Instinct to play many—Which • • ''to e imlflcetlon of And, almost unbelievably. It among no thorns, places flame tained the Old Timers set back is vtaltlng relatives in Westfield, was'still In.existence, and in.use under no new kettles. it Just a little bit safe on a plat­ club at hla home on Main atreet Oe«nart^f|» s(itg- toetrtseU'ee As Employer Rights , Sta.ar. , V 5 as a guide and chart for admlhfs- It la most daring, pbrhaps, form has a sweeping and astound­ Describes Life of Writer Saturday-night. “ __Rev. Geojeffd 8. Bnmks, JPaalm C o n M cticu t ing result;— -The platform dies tllT'Staiiri^TBTrc'erg .advocates-of tratfoh 'policy'/'^ when "”to e pAfty Wlieifi' 11 UTudes,' Id tertn*'' 'Of'' Upheld by"€onrt Tirrar'Wa'rJoH'e S.“m Emeri'fus oiftWe’’Onion’ Oongregi^^^ 'iii^farafir- that Qerntan ..unification, and pre- which had adopted it caipe Into praise and guidance, to Itc Own under the process. ton town clerk, has annouftced tlonal Church of Rockville, comes This general appraisal of the FtTBLIBRKD BT TBS tepdin^'^at there werejno catches office. The Lodge administra­ 1950 {wedeoeesor. Hollywood Movie Job that the clerk’s office will be to Ell&igton until the arrival of BRALDPRINTIIIO CO.. »N&,. Y a n kee tion got Ihto trouble trying' to Well, for one thing. It is easier 1952 platform deserves to have Washington, May 27—(flV-The BUmII StTMt ln.,thsir own propositions for that closed Friday. May 30. Memorial the new mlnlater. Dr. Brooka will No tub too big-^no family too larie for ao ' By A* H. 0 . keep some of its promises. But, to malte speclflc prescrlptioris one or two exceptions noted, Supreme (Jourt yesterday: Day, and Saturday; May 31. Huidietter. Conn. unlffcaUon, they emphasized to tvhich wdll be done. In time. For Bradford Ropes, well known au- be,'available during the week and THOMAS r. B*R0U|0N. even when It failed, It got credit when you are out of power and 1. Upheld 6-3 an . employer’s There are 40 more CD workers will gladly minister to the need' WALTER R. FEROOBON. e full the obvious fact that for the unusual feat of even re­ responsibility than It Is to make the pno” '*R^ however, as a weary Salts and Service ■. thor, gave an autobiographical right to insist jlurlng collective PublUhor* __ to be fingerprinted in Elltoglon. of the church and comrovnlty. -Xmerltan .diplomacy hhs not' bifen Two years ago. atn’tha dead end membering the platform oh which them when you are In power and convention draws to Its close, jFe rsketch in allegory of his own ad­ bargaining talks. on a ■"manage­ rounded Ottober 1. 11H of- a dynamic ReMblican state Eighty-nine were fingerprinted at Children's liay lervlce w ill be y It had sought election. reeponsibiUty. Against the breath have no objection to a motien to ventures to "The World of Books” ment, prerogative clause." The the- Town Hall the first of .the meeting toe Russian'^proposiOorth .cdtlYcntlO.R i,dayi...lwre remained dlspehS.0 with. the reading ^ .It, _ held on Sunday, June 8. Parents Tbie year's platform iai'a safer, of. -life and ..philosophy ,and .'.puc;; -l-f to the 'Women's-Gliib-of -Uanehea- ;;clai«dj apeclflcRlly,Jn^^ Jn the .week,..______...... head oi), hut has beSn’'idopting^ one chore ’to be aoipompllshed—a affair. pose a sharp platform might give ADMIRJIL BENDIXMOTOROU case is included in a cdiitract sigii- Whtr'wtsh to-have -thefr-'^tldren treading of. tbe party platform. It Sin is the name Sumerian , ter last nlgh't at the South Meth- . Mrs. Harry C. Bergatrom/ls the baptized on Children’s Sunday atoategy « f delay’with. regard to It grabs no bovines by the a party, there la an instinct not ed by American National In.sur- new president of the Parenl-Teach- Was accoihpllBhed to, the bored moon god. 214 SPRUCE STREET, MANCHESTER TEL. 5095 odist Church. ' should call William Frlsbie 15“ tium. • .. . '1 horns, grasps no nettles, reaches to offer hostages to the unknowm ance Co., of GaIve.ston, Tex. It er CounclFfor the ensuing year and .ttA' iniptitlencg of toe deleg'ites. Ob­ "I Mr. Rope's background as danc­ 7982), and he will arrange with ThlA was the fahiU'iar Russian '______I______gives the Arm. the right to decide Sirs. Wilfred Holland is'vlce presi­ viously, it did pot'make much dif­ er, novelist, and screen writer on work schedliles and hiring,' dls- Dr: Brooka for this service. b y lffll dove, seeming to offer Germans gave him a wealth of- experiences dent. The secrctai-y and treasurer- ...... ^ by mS i ...... ; t.oo ference to them, at that moment, ^ charging and diaoipllning of em- .OS whaAVBllGcmialw'muatiwaDt.,. So. whsi .tt-aaW,- 9e wbetow. bJusfeii^artd violence that RusBi,i to an injunction to enforce the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joif¥ph resorting, for the most part, to WHERE HEALTH HAZARD EXISH offended in the publicity program Novato of Rockville, who recently WALLS • FLOORS All rlMita of republlcatlon ol aOjelal 'helps convth.O.c even Iho Geitoanu Ruberoid order, regardless of the dlapal^at herein are alio roaarrw. vague generalities which are sup­ 5 YOU CAN following the publication of a fact there was no threatened vio­ was "married to Richard Adam that we are doing the only' thing posedly safe. McK i n n e y Br o s , s e w a g e d i s p o s a l c o m p a n y book when autographed copies are CEILINOS* DOORS run tarrfea client of N. E. A. Serr- lation of it. , Nelman. aon of Mr. and Mrs. we can do, oven If it la not per It Is, In other words, a typical 130-132 PEARL ST., MANCHESTER in such demand. 3. Affirmed 8-0 an anti-trust Robert' Nciman of Somers Road, party plntform—doaignod nei­ BROAD **PuwIaheT*' Repreaentatlrea! The feet. Fortunately for our diplo­ ^ When a Writer goes to Holly­ Judgment against.the Bc.sser Man­ have returmxt from a wedding loT Jullua Matbewa Species A*euey — New ther to attract nor to repel • WATERPROOFING OF CELLARS wood, he becomes accustomed to Tork, Chicaco. Detroit and Boeton. macy, Russia usually helps lis !lj TRUST YOUR ufacturing Co., an Alpefin,' Micto trip to New "York and are living in WOODWORK votes, hut merely to earry out ■ toe unusual life there. Contracts Arm, which builds mgehinea used Rockville. incinMR AtTDIT BUREAU OF along by alternating bluster and a suppoMMi formality for a |k>- • SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED AND CLEANED . bind the writer .so that he does' In making concrete fiiocks. , Friday school will be recessed circulations. ___ _ Use a threat with.'its plausibility. Rub lltleal party. not have too much to say about 4. Upheld 6-2 a Federal Power for Memorial Day and will resume 'file 19.5(1 version,.had spice and • SEWAGE LINES INSTALLED AND PLUGGED Joseph r. Naylor Studio 1 Printing Company. Ine., slan threats havA come to the « how his Btory is presented on the Mrs. Charles Baxter Commission order against the se^aions Slonday, June 2. SnancIM reaponelblUty tor ’daring in lt._ It had boldness and ■ INSURANCE ' SEWERS ELECTOICALLY CLEANED______,___ , screen,' stated the author. ,, ,1 erroIA MpeartnE'Ip bu> point where they merely .soUdlfy .iennajtlvinla. .W ater. and . Power. Miss Hattie Kerr, of Main stre.ct. BAKER conVrpveray; ' It made 'sharp,'Ape- The speaker said that writing Co. Thet order will result in a $1. _jteand«3iw Riding matter the outside worid. But, fOr th* • DRAINAGE DITCHES AND DRY WELiJS In fSa MaBCbeaM|yj»TMila« H«r»l»- clflc pledges, , It achieved an at- for comedians is the most difficult men will b« Mrs. Edward Gibson 730,000 xnnual electric rate cut WALLBMSH monlent of th.e ceremonies at Inosphere of well-deliberated po- INSTALLED and .Mrs, Max Schmidh'au.sen. eloelng hourai thing to do because a written Joke for Ihe'tojltlmorc area. WHATH THE REAL PRIUB Bohn, the Russians used, simulat­ UticoJ philosophy. — BUT NOT LUCK! often sounds much different wheri' Programs 5. Granted a hearing on claiths Xhmambar... - Frldear. • SEPTIC TANKS AND CESSPOOLS CLEANED The programs will be plnnned.by ON TOI'R IIOUBET tiL irohSiy.. ■ ' ed reaBoh'aSlehessT'whlcK still Tias •' 'And it brought some headachaa delivered by t+*e performer. In by-three dll companies that-the 'Y**'*' oflended some FOR PROMPTSERVICE CALLMANCHESTER 530S Mrs. William Pickles and Mi's. J. m-'TtRwef 15 — writing .scripts..for...westarna. .Mr.. .Itolted .States, muaL pai:, Tor ..their .....VsMyll fliMi ovr OUfMp^Mt ....groups 'iv'l't'filh "the RepiihTlcah 'par­ Ropes found that there are many H.'‘ Cohklih;''co'-61i6TffH^K,''«ntl toelr properties in .Manila which were BETTER PAINTING , ai. Tburaday. committee, Mrs. Eugene Provost,' tpiiralaers well qualified to in . m. Friday. While to* Rusaiana played this ty, ns ■ When it pledged to reduce restrictlon.s imposed upod the destroyed'"by the U. S. Army in help yon.- .unne; 10;X) a. m.,eaeb role, the last minute Western toe membership of the House and Flip a coin . . , carry a robbIf’A foot. If you like, but when It come to depend- activities of the hero. He cannot Mrs. Edward Platz and Mrs. Fran­ 1941 when Japanese troops invad BEGINS WITH ! pubiu on axeant Jaturdayr- to begin tha . raform... of-county cis; Handley. Mrs.. Robert-X-andis is ‘ ” Romeitihey, there ’to—hover ta . IB. dlpTotVftcy WKrth-cWtrM" too way Tibie‘'ppnt»otlori"l’T ’ i . be Insured ! EnJ'oy’ yo'ur holiday week'’ end MORE by'.ciir^^ -----kiss the ' leading lady, drink-^n-' ed "the ■ Philippines. " ThP'“Tlaim« government. It made some prom­ smoke, or pull his gqn first.- It finance chairman with per com­ have been estimated to total more any obllgatinn when too call for the ceremony at Bohn re­ mittee. Mrs. tto'*8ht Perry, Mrs. Tueadaj^ May 37 ises the party did not keep, some- tying the safeguard of Insurance with you. Call us today! U difficult, he said, to work In than six million dollars. BAKER vealed the, basic weakness of the .times because It could not, aome- the group of, pals who must har­ Edwin Donaldson, Mrs.-. J. S: JARVIS REALTY structure Mr. Achesoh is so in­ tlmca bccalise the promises them- monize in western song now and t,ocfner and iCirs. Dclm ent' Bal-. Manchester 41 IS PAINT BRUSHES Want A Massacre selves .nray have- been unsound DIALING THE NEWS toen tmd also be pert of the.plot. Iswd, . • ; tent upon building. . The June meeting for toe. club and unwise. , .■■ .MI Not Perfeef ^ Th# gtuatlon In the prison The last minute crisis, on our But It was well worth all these , will be a dinner served at the Ellington Your Store of Frltadly: Tataiid contlrtilos' side,- was provoked “by - a"sudden ' rasgTWTt.'rw 7i - - • Mr, Ropes recommends that 'aSmith Methodist (jhurch on Mon-r f rfsks:"""lf h'niT its- coMpehsatlorl'S. writer commit himself to .show French demand for some guaran­ When It was first,made public, ] day, June 9. at 6:30. Mrs. Ralph Edward Koehler j>f Somers road BALGH is Your Servicf unbeUavable. inside the com­ that' all is not perfect in this Hibbard announced that a few tee that the new, and supposedly it inimeillalely loomed as a real, i world. He also thinks that more Is a surgical patient at the Hart-1 pounds. Uie prisoners themselves stneere, couragcouij . attempt lb I more reservations may be taken,, ford Hospital where ho. is expected ; •re gUU boas. They have their independent Western Germany writing that will become real lit, and mcrtibers are urged to return PHONE 4148 pinnp hew meaning into an old ^ erature should be presented to the to remain for some time. The own flags'ftyniK, In defiance of would never bo allowed to with­ political' formality. . 1 R o b e r t J- S m it h j their cards slating whether they operation is scheduled this week.; public. Many authors fall back on will attend or not by Friday of this " ordara front their captors. They draw Its new. army from .the Kuro- Healthily, It created trouble i IN.CORPOR ATED the paner-back novels in search of Mrs. Maud Hondlow of Rock- j a- In the convention. For Ihe i week. have put their own-.sanitary faclli peah defense force, _ ^ a steadier, inepme,...... _ ...... vllle, injured Thursday in an auto i - f ) .first time tn many .vrnrs,-on the ■ . ------REAL EB'f ATE s - INSURANCE Mrs, Stewart announced that .the. werident- at Ellington experts t o } This last minute crisis Was set­ Television has cut the demands ties out of comiplseion. and will eve of the convention in the ho- I 958 MAIN S'TREET TELEPHONE 3450 organization ia cooperating with leave the Rockville Cfity Hospi­ allow no one. in to repair thepi tled—or perhaps onl^- by-pa.saed— tel loM).v, one heard mention i>f of the reading public considerably, the interim United Nations com­ tal tomoi row. A friend and paa-! .“INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914” Mr. Ropes asserted, and he sug­ They are refusing to let In medical when Mr. Achcsoii gave the the party platform ua if It were mittee of Manchester in establish- senger in the same cay suffered a gested that potential, readers and Ihg a permanent' committee. She IMOfctWWt W ni-414# help for. those among them who French some sort of pledge that a thing of Mime Importance, It broken ankle and three leg frac- • B E H E R DEAL netimlljk took some stiff battling buyers of books go to the library appointed Mrs. Raymond P. Lam- 0|>en Dally 7 A. M. to 5 P. M. In- ;•» a l^ Aey hav^toen lighting R esident Truman would , recom- ■moee—Often—and—also—buy— from’ the-elub to lutee. .He..,was removed , to. .toe, In the smoke-flUed rooms to get Manchester Meifibrlal Hospital ’ chidlhg Wednesday afternoons and -mV- ^^nd to Congress that Germany books. He pointed out that televi­ attend the .public meeting at the PONTIAC DEALER funeral pyles, burning up human the platforui through. In Its Friday for treatment, ' ____ Saturdaj^lll noon. -be not alkwed' to withdraw from sion cannot give the writer the Federation Room of Center Church l.->\ < '•'n et M:itu lu -t'T 'b o d iis ^ W fr thOM- who had died original condition, to the point Linwood R. Campbell enter- f •*i«wnis‘i " .... ' ' ' ■ the new defen.se arra^cment,, where It rould he read to,, and scope that a drama or novel can. at 8 o'clock tonight. . after unattended Illness, or tho.so Announce Officers At the clo.se of the evening fruit IVcaumAbly, what the Froncli iidopled Hy, the liOre V>- ► J»5 J-f-atV J.'fc. 'V: Viit^:b£ild.'s^dt'dut':^f^^ "bOtve ' again'as' secretary. ' 4 ....' -SO O '' SETS-.OFc.v,.:;,c; 'fce,''Tfic''Genuan'6ecaiisr’any'B^ "t «i 7 ' o f the American commanders who Miss I'alth Fallow, aq^ Mrs. compulsion at" all will seem un­ have been punished for their roles PHONE 2-1588 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Thursdays George Walker will be co-chair- ] SEAT COVERS speakable. men of publicity. Mrs. Albert Todd j For Packard — THE ALL- ROUND q u a l i t y CAR by being reduced in _rank, the Closed Noon on W'ednesdays The signing at Bonn leaves the and Mrs. Donald Morrison, co- W ITH LO W PRICE, RAVISHING STYLE, Communists have wangled two chairmen of hospitality, will have responsibility of the Wagt still propaganda advantages. on their committee Mrs. Joseph And Up "JET" PERFORMANCE, LOW MAINTE­ where it Was before the signing. $12 95 ■ First, they .have been able to Gallant, Mrs. Lawrence Lane, Mrs. NANCE and POSITIVE HIGH RESALE** That icaponsiWlity ia to put Ru.s- Justls Paul and Mrs, tdHSnaHl INSTAI-LED FREE demonstrate that there are sbm¥ slan offers about German unity to Nie.se. I prisoners we hold who arc still Mrs. Andrew Thomas and Mrs. . the real test' of negotiation, and to MANCHESTER loyal to their own original cause. , A. B. Robenhymer will head the give up tryl'ng to answer them by CAMPBELL of having all the hot water you trut, any Seqond, they have succeeded In membership committee. Including ; WHEN SELLING PACKARD FOR US Imagine the comfort Western delays. Only w’hen it has hTrs. Anthony Pond. Mrs. W. G. | AUTO SUPPLY I • Nv spreading the fiction that those been made completely clear that Morton. Mrs. Edyard Mack, Mrs. ; 29 BI.S.SELL ST.—TEL. 5167 hour of the day or night, e v ^ day m the year! That’s prisoners who did profess to have 0 I, YOU DRIVE ANEW PACKARD>T ALL TIMES— Russia'is not really willing to pay Eftsy COME SAVINGS 4 LOAN i Hoyt '■Stilson and Mrs. Robert i MANCHESTER turned to our Why of life did so Blake. '\Velfare cammlttee chair- the price of a true and free Ger­ "lu xtu y" you can enjoy at non-luxury prices with a modem only under threat of harsh treat­ man unity will either the French EASY G O / 444444444444444t4j 44444444» # ' 2. YOU ARE VIRTUALLY YOUR O W N ^ s i— ment from us. ASSOCIATION or the Germans be continced that automatic Gat wate^ heater. From this point on in. the situa WITH OUR MODERN the present' course of events is a % YOUR EARNINGS SHOULD BE HIGFT ( Adams Last Weak tlon la indeed ticklish and critical TIm Mite With The Mighty Future hard necessity. GARAGE DOORS Drew Better Than $150)— for , our commanders In charge. Smaller than a garden pea, this traiuistor can amplify elec­ Another S'uiiday Rulneil trical si^'iTs'T, .'tV i - Veto can do~« week's wodi in one morning 'anil tdif ohI ' wltiH a climacUc.^*‘atiwityV would iS^^peh ' to?lWi'e ‘ 'toeir •mwan fo your be - tsir Tmmiiilna or iargaln. schedule for u«. llilf .lift ,w p«^ .f»«g»wt.-.,:ug8jn full tank of hot wattr for dishes and other household needs* gqrce .ug. to W to 4l v« . to-toe .UuiJ.. Jjavtog.., dotnonsttatod- their- • I . K..u:r. 4 -i.t \ 1. • \ • u* „,c c e n o f raanerttng our autobrity. pxpertness, which ■we;areXajr tpQ ' 'And 'toat lA prbbAbly why we" are wnilhg and eager to admit.' they ( llins'l 1 \N St li.Nt I A in OUR SHOWROOM AND SERVICE FACIUTIES ARE TOPS AND •eeklng some way of undermining at least go back to last year's .Mu m ini{ T ' RECOGNIZED AS UNSURPASSED— the authority of the Oommuntiit schedule, and send us our rain on • COSTS LESS TO BUY leaders Inside the compounds and Tuesday or Wednesday. TKoii drive inta Corfar's. Foefary trainod mochanfes, A 11 YOU CAN OFFER A BRAND NEW 1952 QUALITY PACKARD weakening .the morale of the On Sunday, they not only Often referred to os "a T * FOR AS LOW AS $2619 DELIVERED (L^SS THAN SOME • COSTS LESS TO INSTALL prisoners who might follow them, washed* oilt tha good deeds tost newspaperman's news- using faefary methods and genuine factory parts and SO-CALLED "LOW PJtlCED" CARS)— before we move in, as we must people might . fiavo done per­ poper" the M O N ITO R move In eventually. sonally, but thej' also obliterated covers the world with o equipment, wiH quickly put It bock on the rood— ogoin WE OFFER AN EXCLUSIVE, .GUARANTEED-LOW, WRIHEN • COSTS LESS TO USE all compensating chance of hear­ network of News Bureaus YEAR-TO-YEAR TRADE-IN PLAN THAT'S A "KNOCK-OUT" and correspondents. • brimming with pop aod vitality. . The Signing At Bonn ing or watching a good ball gam-. — A SALES "WEAPON" YOU CAN'T GET, WE BELIEVE, First thing we know, there will \ Susie Stops Traffic! ^ In toe last minute diplomacy Order a special intro­ Every job, no matter how largo or small is parformod ANYWHERE ELSE— euiTounding the signing of the be nothing left to do on Sunday ductory subscription Susie is an eye-catcher all right, but she causes a teal traflic Our Bestone peace contract with Western Ger­ except go to' church'. today — 3 months for with the skiH that comes only with yoort of training jam on the patty line when she does her algebra by tele­ A 13 WE PAY YOU SALARY AND COMMISSION. PLUS TIME-TO-TIME 10-YEAR WARRANTY many, It was toe good fortune of $3. You'll find the phone. Besides, she may miss a date if her line is always ■ MONTHLY BONUSES— MONITOR "must" toe Ruasi'ans to. be able to speak and cxperienco. "busy." Giving plenty o f time between calls—^keeping with the sweet voice of reason reoding ond os necessary SEE YOJuf MASTER PLUMBER OR . calls teas(>nably brief— and giving up the line in emer­ Permanent # 14, YOU HAVE UNLIMITED TERRITORY IN THREE COUNTyES. and toe misfortune of the W'est to i os your HOM E TO W N , Chovrolat Truck Sorvlca, Toot - i PAPER. gencies is toe thoughtful thing to do and means better ■fttu ■mbroH Itself in a brand of non- m 1 5 Yau can alsa sell the "CLEANEST" and BEST-VALUED USED CARS tense Illustrating toe fundam ent I t o i l ___ service for all. - areaknen of its planning with $ Q . 7 5 ^ ta be found anywhere, to odd to your income. M a n e h 4>»Nter D i v i s i o n Oermany. reg. 15.00 The Russians, In timing , their Th# Chrt9tk>n S

\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY. MAY 27. 1952 PAGE NINI'; MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1952 PAGE EIGHT UANCHESTEB EVENING the Grmy-Hawlty Manufacturing church aohool teachers have bean what might he submitted. Among chairman of the women'a division summey garden. Tha atyls ■hoar; M rs. Rice Named will be presented by Blair’a durlM Short Leave Company of Detroit. Died Sun­ Concert Offers attending, will ba held tonight at the auggeatlona are Jewelry, of the club, has announced that 1 OOPV CLOSING Red__0£fen8iye Boy Ref urns. day. the First Congregational Church clothes, dishes electrical appll- William Krau^ and Robert Racih. the luncheon ioTbe served at 12:80. J Cii'mbriagi;iff»«8.--Prof. Amado itf East • HBTtfoTd. ' T he.- subject- ■Airation €hatriiian nnce.BT“ garden- •-toolar... furniture-, are-asatoHng--l Ai .•Alr« your children. Two-car garage. as. He says he has about 18- East Side Rec, 3 to 8, 7 t o -9.; 30 p. liarn Park will be chairman of the Registered Civil Engineer and Incorporated Large lot. 200’ from lake. Right to captives showed only 70,000 wig KolodzlsJ and, Lawrence Bar­ to the strains of a lively march. program. STORE OR Offices, ground , floor, 06.1 Main Street Beautiful grounds. For appoint­ wanted to return to Red territory. ber, were ref*^ to comb the woods months remaining on his present m. Land Surveyor ment contact Elva Tyler. 2-4469. private beach. Excellent for chll- tour of duty. ' , Tomorrow ■ Tickets may be obtained from . Main street near Post Office. Telephone 3.480 dren, 14.700. Tom Minor, Agent. Harrison offered the Communists near the BlairNhome. Boy Scout Annual concert of Manchester .band members or at the Vei planck The ancient world made exten­ .18 Proctor Road, Manchester Phone 6988. j.fter 8 P. hf. Please Call Tel. Rockville 5-8042. the right to participate in a re­ District Oommlsilpner Albert H. Last fkll, Martin was” one of the MANCHESTER—Good investment members of an amphibian air-sea High School Band, Verptanck auditorium. sive use of a mixture of gold and Mr. Heck, 3980. screening of prisoners. Nam II re- Boudreau and Boy Scouts and Ex­ ■liver which was called electrum. ToL 7019 _ .TWO ROOM Suite of offices, or ideal home for business couple, fu.sed. rescue plane that parachuted sup­ school auditorium. - fronting on^Maln stre ^ In House tw.o ,4 .room .flats, with flreplacea. LAKE AMSTON—Waterfront cot­ plorers of Troops 57'“Md 65, had WEST SIDE—Six fooms, two. fiill tage. fl'Tooms, 8 badroomi, win- Harrison told Nam II that the al»o been ipobnized forNlhe posse. plies to northern -Italy's stricken ...... Ttmiday,-Jane 3 A Hale block. Available In about Separata hot water furnaces. Cen­ rescreening offer is a "simple flood area. Last spring, shortly af­ floors. Inaulated throughout. tral locatloa Immediate vacancy terlaed, oil heat, living room 19' The Blalr'.v have llved\Jn their A SnUNCr CHAIR HELPS MOTHER HHD THE Y0UH6 lAlY Outdoor music feslval. Educa­ 2 weeks. 100% location. Robert J, X 26', Heatalator fireplace, 12' x means of publicly determining the ter his second assignment to the W a p p in g Smith, Inc. Tel. 8480. Storm windows and screens, oil one apartment. Price 112,600. new -home about a year.'l^igh- fof b«bi«l el 5 tBdMPWftfdf mm tional Square. 7 p. m. hot water heat. Two-car garage. 18’ knotty pine aunporch, cellar. truth or falsity of (Red) charges European theater, he helped break Madeline Smith, Realtor. 2-1642 bors said David haa a haoll^ of up a big Communist Whitsuntide Sunday, June 15 Lot .90 X 287.. AU utilities. Phone General Electric hot water heat­ of coercion . . It removes any wandering off for a walk hut !■ Hm lMMii*-IXRRaSI ■ Lions Club horse show. Mount . Abe Miller Post,: American Le­ :: ...... ■ - ■ ■■ reason for further delay in these - rally in- Vienna by. taking part In gion, -win nx«t-tonight--at--Com­ THE. OFFICE OP Sotiiirbiin for Rent 55 6986 daysr:------— er- Lot SO x 140,-Asking 810.000- never stayed 'a-ivay "this ^brig''bl ...... eillM 'lmm-W NtHM ...... — Nebo.'...... only 82,000 down. Call Manches­ negotiations.” a demonstration that attracted the munity Hall at 8 o'clock. Ken­ BIGELOW Street -T w o-fam ily fore. The search ended as quick­ crowds that the, (Communists had Saturday, June 21 MANCHESTER — Old Colonial, flat. Five rooma each apartment. ter 8274, Hartford 8-8188. Nam 11 lodged a "acrious pro­ ly as it began and David found tm IlM M te—COMPORT neth Quinn wiil announce com­ DR. A. A. FREIHEIT GRRTCEIiS test" over Allied handling of the expected to support a big sports First reunion of Manchester plete Memorial Day plans' and the ItJ Mu-'* , Conn T 1441 FOR RENT—Two rooms. Adults with extra large lot on bua line. Steam heat, copper piping, open Schwartx Real Estate. refuge in his bed aboujt an hour TltTERBABB wilt hmhf oRtanl iwitlR MtreiM to grow ttrong^Rod only. Cell Coventry .7-6729. .. .6^. .rooms.. New hot- water turn' .April 10..riots, at, Koje..in. which \jMNdl&r/ Hiolthf IwhiM oroAOC tcotthlod. wl^ CMMilpottoo. ior.aoio«h«r . show...... ;...... High S^chqol class Of 1022 at Man­ finance ofllcara report for the. year ■porches; ■ tw o-car garage;- Extra past bis hedfirtiS...... — • tor bolw whim too boo* r TEBTTRBABE* Koopo bobf boppT And co«f> He flew a helicopter to the Aus­ chester Countiy Ciiib...... ace. Oil burner. New gas auto­ three POWa were killed. Harrison ladrallT iaiibod In whlM oaRmoU oory doroblo. Strong oeoer ol ▼layt will be read. “ w il l b e c l o s e d ~ building lot. This la a very de­ said the protest would be con­ trian capital from hia base in Saturday, June 38 The final session of the summer matic hot vyater heater. Oarage sirable piece of property. Priced Suburban for Sale 75 atorlRla RMf to k«Of> cIcmi. Tear boby aoodt o llETERBAJBB. A Commander V-8 b«oit air competing •ights Summer Homes, for Rent 67 .Large shade trees. Reduced to veyed "to the proper authorities." Wiesbaden, and the crowds turn­ High School class of 1927 25th program, training Institute, to at $17,800 for quick eale. R. T. ASPINWALL DRIVE Red MIO 'Dot«’ned USn> IN ANY AUTO— Y O M RAIY NIIDS O N I ed out to watch 'the 'copter and a reunion at Country Club. which sonle of the , Wapplng UNTIL DURING MONTHS June, July and '810,000. Down payment, |4,800. McCann, Realtor. Phone 7700. ECONOMY in actual gas mileage* In 1952 Mobilgas Economy‘Runl For inspection call Howard R. The Air Force said U. S. Sabre large parade of newly confirmed AugusL Large cabin on Lake ANDOVER Jet pilots shot down a Communist RECORD SALE \ Catholic children who participated Mlittaaawcooic.. Lincoln, Maine, Hastings. 2-1107. LOCKWOOD StreeL Comfortable in a colorful horse-dra-wTi pipces- '.„M A Y 3 1 O^ropin. „hqrn4, . enclpsed. _ pqrchj FOUR ROOM CAPE COD Jet today in an aerial'duel over \ ■•Csn aeoommodaU A-peopla or up EAST"StDE-^Atfr»CtIve'« riKim -North- Korea;— ------— V 4 - M c a .... Sion- rather-than attond the -events' ~ Newest of tbe hew In VsweplTback” niOeftm ityllhgl „ to three couples. Rental 888 per screens, storm windows.” Full On the ground action was lim­ scheduled by the Communists. homo with fireplace. (6 rooms cellar. Lot 100' x 12.V. Close to Expandable attic. Large week. 6eat furnished. Please call finished.) Oil hot water heat. corner lot. Many other liat- ited to patrol sidrmtahee. Manchester 2-2611 after 6 or school and bua. Only $8,800, cash Jet Ace MaJ. Donald Adams, p o n ER TO irs Laundiy In basement. Aluminum $3X)00. WUllam Goodchlld, Sr., ings. Sensational 120-h. p. zip and pep! Needs,no premium (ueil write Nommn Mc^eters, 90 doors and screens. House will 178 Bedland avenue, Mt. CHemens, Deaths Last Night, Taylor street, Lincoln, Maine. Realtor. 7925 anytime. Mich., was credited with destroy­ have, new paint Job In one week. CaU . .••asgaaaVaagaaga**** f-t • • • • «*a 'Your choice of color. Price $13,- MOVE RIGHT in! 4 rooms In line ing the MIG, raising his total bag FIVE ROOM cottage. Giant's Neck of Red Jeta to 6 3 , ...... By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS “ ■HelSKts; Tnanut. Avallmble Au­ 300. Madeline Smith, Realtor, 2- condition Spacious second floor W ALTER OLSON '~Beth'cl~0.—Emmet'P! GHiy, 77. ■ And for even leoa money ---- -4“' 1042 or 4679. An El^th Army staff officer gust 9th through 23rd. Call 2- with dormenr. Oil hot water best. Member Manchester Board said one of the sharpest ground Inventor and manufacturer, who FOR Thermoseal wlndcavs and doors. 8378. « PRICE REDUCED. Large Six-room of Realtors fights today was a 36-mlnute NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING patented 22 automotive devices Attractive lot with shade trees. clash at dawn northwest of Ko- and sold.them to the (Chrysler Cor­ COLUMBIA — 6 room cottage, MANCHESTER GREEN Price $12,000. $2..800 down pay­ rangpo on the western front, SPRING ON PROPOSED SANITARY SEWER EXTENSION poration and retired president of bath. Boat Electric kitchen ment, 28 year mortgage. Made­ Phone 3084 WEDNESDAY Homey six room bungalow style -Small arms, automatic weapons ESSEX STREI^ Available Juhe 1 - 28. July 26 - line Smith, Realtor, 2-1642 • or SOUTH COVENTRY—Route. . SI, artllleiy, moftar fire and h^d Pace’SettmiSludebah^V’8 Aug. 2. Phone 8661. awclTIng " Ih excellent Condition 4670r ■ ...... Eleven miles to Manchester. grenades were used to throw back SERVICE EAST SIDE OF S T R E ^ Fireplace, steam heat (oil fired) Three year old custom built Cape a reinforced Red platoon. Ten NAME ADDRESS -. A . M. ONLY automatic hot water, Insiilated, Cod home. Hot water-oil heat, Oommunlats' were reported killed. Every year about this time Camlllo Gambolati ...... ,...... ;.... .;\212 McKee Street p a ces th e 5 0 0 rnUe race — Wanted to Rent 61 LOOK about this One of the 4 lowest price porch, basement garage. Asking fireplace, ameMte driveway, large The American minesweepers that trusty old furnace that Charles B. Twtchelt . ..,...... ; ... ., ...;.. TTV77TV-.95 Essex Street" AT INDIANAPOUf, MAY 3 0 Murrelet and Swallow exchanged John A. and Ethel A. D rew ...... 91 Essex Street largest selling cart in America price $18,600. Must be seen to be cleared and landscaped lot. Good has served yon so well all win­ question A]tl-«lroamo4 SludobakorCommandtr V-3 convoit- water supply. Prlqe $11,800. Ex- fire with Communist shore guns Arthur H. Hohs ...... 87, Essex Street |80 REWARD FOR 4 or 8 room SIX ROOMS — PORTER ST. ter la completely^ forgotten. .Brit ocluot SOS m W o*g»*«l/*8 oors of apartment Phone 2-W6B. appreciated. Call for appointment clurive with Henry Escott Agen­ Monday off the oast coast. Nei­ Robert L. and-Barbara E. Cartwright . 83 Ispaex Street REG. 2.98 tbta will bo Ibo Paco Cor In. this yoai'a .groat 800. ther ship was hit, the Navy said. - Fnm a«( manufacturers, heal­ Elmer A. B oy le...... 79 Etlaex S.treet I now carw 10,20 bodily mllo raco—an honat dzeordod Sludobakor boz'ausa 'ilandonl rlowri •nlered In this ysar’ a Ma n c h e s t e r Newly decorated custom built cy, 266 High street W. Manches­ gfobllfss Economy Run DESPERATELY needed by cou home. Large cabinet kitchen, beau­ ter 3683. The U. S. cruiser St. Paul fired ing engineers and ail of Us con­ Frank E. Gochee ...... 75 Essex Street Injury and ^,60() property FULL SIZE of It* outstanding conirihuliont la motoring progrotv pie with well behaved child, a 4 Four rooma with expandable at tiful fireplace, tile,bathroom, three its 42;000th shot of the war. nected with the heating busi­ Martin P. and Frelda E. P op ov ...... 69 Essex Street damage coverage on my car. S a a • • • • s or 8 room, unfurnished rent. tic, about eight yeara old. Fully bedrooms, oil burner, circulating BOLTON—New 4-room Cape Cod. 24 Sooth Koreans Killed ness know that a furnace slioiikl William B. Jenks ...... 65 Essex Street 1 understand that undrr the The Navy also reported today Santa P, and Susan H. P a ria ...... 61 Essex Street new law effective July 1st, a •OVIIDSIVI. OmONAl M iXTSA COST, WAS USIb. Please call 2-2196. plastered, steam heat, (oil fired) hot water heat, etorm wlndowe and Expnadable attic. H-acre of latyl. be thoroughly cleaned and serv­ automatic, hot water, Insulated, screens, amesite driveway, over­ Artesian well. '20 ft. living room that 24 South Korean seamen were Francis T. and Joan W. Hale ..'...... 57 Essex Street person ran lose his license Bed INSURANCE . Underwriter and Combination metal storm windows sized garage, fully landscaped. with dinette, tile bath, two bed­ killed and 21 injured when the Ko­ iced as soon as the heating sea­ Louis E, and Edith M. Dubois ...... 55 Essex Street’ to drive unless be can de­ .66 wife need 8 or 4 room unfvmlah and screens. Full price $8,800. Near school. Moderately price to rooms. Priced to sell at $10,400. rean frignte Afnok and the Amer­ son Is over. , Edward S. and Clara B. Blltt . . f ...... 51 ES.SCX Street posit security to satisfy any ed apartment. Beat references, Shown by appointment. sell. Barbara- Woods. Agent. 3702. ican ammunition carrier Mount Charles H. and Sara V. Phillips ...... ; ...... 47 Essex Street Judgment for damages aris­ CHORCHES MOTOR SALES Call Hartford 8-0121 ext 2268, Baker collided In Korean waters Paul J. Botticello ...... 43 Essex Street ing nut of an accident occur­ PiQows last Wednesday. Then a obce a week run of Richard L. Allen ."...... 39 Essex Street 80 OAKLAND STREET MANCHESTER 8 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. ___ Phone Owner 2-2622 BUILDING LOTS — Manchester five minutes will keep motors ring on or after that date. Is ALICE CLAMPET Road, Olastohbury mile be­ There were no cmiualUes on the Raymond J. and Dorothy A. Williams ...... 35 Essex Street this tn ief Does m,v present WANTED —Profeanonal office, American ship, which suffered and metal surfaces dry and free ATTRACTIVE 6-6 duplex. West yond MInntchaug Oplf Course) — Frank G, Trudnak ...... 31 Essex Street policy fully protect me under Crushed chicken feather-filled centrAl location. Write Box E. Realtoi- only minor damage. of rust. Come Fall there is no Peter J. and Josephine. E. Del Maatro ...... 27 Essex Street blue atriped tick. Size 21x27. Side. All Improvements, hot'water water and electricity available. frantio laat minute call for serv­ this new law? Herald. Phono 2-4843 or 2-0880 J. M. Gordon. Manchester 2-1008. The Korean vessel was taken to Alice A. Clampet ...... 127 Middle Turnpike E. heat. Excellent condition, $18,000. a Pusan dry' H. Mull ...... 11 Essex Street jclMeta,_apaelws halla, IH bath' t. P. AITKIN , fort f m . t o . .At D E ^ L M - r L.—.Ga„ quiet. atreeL. b^th.^Expansion alHc, ^sem ent ------: ------WEST- BIDE, OF- STREET------Jnhn M r^ppoti, Inr., A|rsfioy, , rooms," scieehed porchr'aft'acHed garager Clheo comblSaffon win­ E,* **Lfl^*^ Ly­ "Hartford 6 years old"Home Sweet Home." man L. Frimodig, tmly lO-letter f«l. 6793 ll.Ortc.Street. Phone 8810. . - EXECUTIVE r - garage.’“ 6peri ' altlc, "in one of Living room, fireplace, dinette, dows. Large lot, $n;500. Tom John J. and Veronica C. Novakouski ...... 88 Essex Street RAYON MARQ. Refined Family of Four Manchester's finest residential Minor, Agent. Tel. Rockville 8- \rinner at Michigan State, . has Heating and Sheet Metal Anna A. Ahlgrimm ...... 185 Sigourney Street, Hartford, Conn. ------^ two bedroonw, tile bath, open been on the Spartan campu.s for neighborhood's. Owner 2-0032. 6042. Contractor Amos C. Marr . 76 Essex Street No Small Children stairway to two room expanrion. over thirty years. These years in­ Full cellar, Garwood air condi­ Louis E. and .Tustina R. Mackey ...... 72 Essex .Street NORMAN Street—A nice 8 rc yERNON—New 4-room Cape Cod. clude Frlmodlg'B tenure as stud­ Tailored tioned heat (oil). Oversised ga­ (Speelalizlng In Warm Air Ileat- Charles H. and Grace M. Schaefer...... 66. Essex StreeL 2 or 3 Bodroom House Single, well built; in excellent con 24' X 80' Oil heat; picture wln- ent, ■ then assistant director of rage... oax«sit«..driva.Jot.60 ,x..l30.. ' tag,. ,E « , .Qy,e.r. .Twenty^ ?>•«?,).• Henry L, Oaurudvr . .44 I?! ■ .'ditlsn, -Jiet -water •'beet' with •wil, 'dOlV',' -BSsf^ftint Aaifa%e'.''Near'‘b‘us hfliretres " Brta."t1 t1rt!t-'*ssle.a"njsna Owners ..huainesa. iequlccs..lmmar: . , ...... _ jStrcc.w^ 'ivrj'..} - flrepl*^ ; »n»-'CT«*'-4t»rage.' • Ntije ■'and' stb¥es;'''ti ‘ wfW i& PktRvray. aha-Ttow ha business manager Herbert ET. and Marie E'.'Sulilvah .66 "E-ssex Street " large lot. quick occupancy. Ver diate residence in another state, of athletics. O i i M i i F $14,000. Eveninga, 3160 or'Frank Immediate occupancy, $11,000. William O. and Marie D. Douglas ...... 48 Essex Street L. W. MANLEY non street — New 8-room ranch Other llstlngr. Tom Minor, Agent. Alien and Laura Bunce ...... 42 Essex Street Phone 7691 fireplace, hot water heat with Oil. Plnney (8877.) Walton W. Grant, MEN’S and BOYS’ WEAR 72 'and 81 •Inch IpnirUiD, Realtor, 647 Main street, Hart­ Tel. Rockville 5-5042. Ray A. and Martha J. Moffitt ...... 38 Essex, Street tile bath, mahogany trim, full NOTICE OF PUBLIC NEARING Dominic Gelaivese ...... 32 Essex Street • 728 Main St.—Tel. 6614 •hell only. ford 2-7864. COVENTRY — Neat four room cellar. Attached breeaewey and ON PROPOSED SANITARY SEWER EXTENSION Elmlre Denette ...;...... 706 North Main Street WANTED—8 or 4 furnished rooms garage. Extra large lot. Phone LOOKING FOR A large home, house, now vacant. Nice location, Willard F. and Evelyn E. Billings 22 Essex Street by young atora executive and 6069. S, A,. Beechler, Realtor. four, down and (our up. We have lake privileges, - school bur, and Lim E STREET Harlan E Walbeoff ...... •••,■•.•...... ; .. .. 16 Essex Street , TWO SENSATIONAL wife. No children. Ebcoellent ret- one that is centrally located and other features. Full price on this Joseph E, and Marybell A. Bouchard ; ...... 50 Essex Street HOUDAY SPECIALS areners. Phone Mr. Oddi, 2-4833. NEW SIX ROOMS—Good that haa .a new oil burner. $2800 is only $7500 with about $750 SOUTH SIDE OF STREET You are hereby notified that the Board of Water Commissioners of REG . 98e construction, IV2 baths, full down payment required. Act fast ADDRESS of the Town of Manchester propose to construct a main sanitary sewer WED. and THURS. ONLY WANTED—A furnished home In down to all that Is required. cellar, garage. Many other Vacant within a week. T. J. on tWs one. T. J. Crockett, brok In Essex Street to service properties of the above. SEAM FREE Manchester for two adults, no er. Phone 5416 or residence 8751. n.r*m o Menard ...... •* Street You are given this notice as the owner or owners of land or btiildiings children, no pets. Will pay $125 features—$17,000. Crockett, broker. Phone 5416 or Frank J. and Ethel C. D uncan...... -.,.,.8 upon which the coat of such extension may be assessed. per month. Bhccellent references. residence 3781. Philip H. and Anna B. Kenneway...... ••1* J-[tue S t ^ l Objections to the proposed sewer construction will be heard by the Write Box R, Herald. FIVE ROOM COLONIAL— Wanted— Real Estate 77 William H. and Grace R. Gens ...... - ...... 26 Uttle Strwt Board of Water Commissioners at a hearing to be held at the Hollister NYLON SIX ROOM Cape Cod, two partial­ Robert A. iind Mildred L. K n ofla ...... - -02 Little Street In excellent condition. All ly finished, oil heat, fireplace, Street School Auditorium. Manchester. Connecticut, at 8 P. M., WANTElD—Ohe room with, light modern conveniences. Attrac- CONSIDERING SELLING You are hereby notified that the Board of Water Comml.-wlonera of E.D.S.T., June 3, 1952. • housekeeping facilities. Phone combination windows and doors, YOUR PROPERTY T the Town of Manchcater propose to construct a main sanitary sewer In twe landscaping, garage, near near stores, schools and bus. BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS HOSE 3 4749. . Without obligation to you, wa Uttle Street to service properties of the above. . , ^ ^ TOWN OF MANCHESTER Princeton Street School. trees, shrubs and garden space. will appraise or make you a cash You arc given this ontlce as the owner or owners of land or buud- By RICHARD MARTIN, Other features. Owner 2-1845. offer for property. See ua before Ingk upen which the cost of such extension may be assessed. General Manager. Business Property jrou sell. Objections to the proposed sewer construction will be heard by the 3 pr. BORNHEIM and S^MITH IMMACULATE Cape Cod. locaD Phone 6278 B6“ard “oTWerT:6mmTS81oH*wm- a Hearing to h e held For Sale i 70 ed in amulet selghbOrHodd, Four ”SaTea Agehlfl BRAE-BURN REALTY Street School Auditorium, Manchester, Connecticut at 8:00 P-M. Size iV t io lOVi ne»-o summer rooms and Ul« bath down, full NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING rrORE BUIUIINQ for sale To be E.D.S.T., June , 1952. shades. Run resisting mesh. removed from premises. Site 19' Phone 6946 or 6716 shed dormer up. Upstairs has all AN AGEN(?Y with a Hat of ready 8 ON PROPOSED SANITARY SEWER EXTENSION buyers waiting for 4, 6. 6. BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS Ready for your % 17'. Phone 2-3324, * CAPE COD—6 flnished rooms, the plumbing in, except fixtures. Fully floored. Completely in room and 2-famlly houses. CaU -t TOWN OF MANCHESTER DURANT STREET ^ flreplaoe with mirror, tile bath, Bornhetm A Smith, Agents. 6948- By RICHARD MARTIN picture klfrhtin Garngji, nmAjUj aulated. Fireplace, oil hot water BA8T„31PE!. ,QF .flTKEBJ' . -Farms and "famd -for Sale 71 6716:...... ,...... General.Managet,..„ WOMEN^Si MISSES' drive. Storms, screens, shutters, Tiial WllK'-baJpl^boara...radlaUbn. Basement garage. Immediate oc­ NAME / ADDRESS KEENEY STREET—20 acre farm, awnings. Automatic oil heat and WANTED—Your property to aeiL Thomas R. and Mary M. McKeough .. r<\..... 85 Durant Street eight room house. New oil hot hot water. Well landscaped. Raap- cupancy. Sensibly priced. To in apect call T. J. fjpockett, office Reliable buyers waiting ^ th cash NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING James aiid Tanya S trafach...... 81 Durant Street water system. Two -flreplacee. berrles, blueberries, fruit trees. for four, flve. six, seven room sin­ 5416 or rericlence 3751. Kenneth I. and Louise 8. Case ...... 77 Durant Street Cotton \/ACATION ? Complete bathroqma on first and Many custom built extras. Near gle and two-family In Manehea- ON PROPOSED SANITARY SEWER EXTENSION (Toncetta and George VaIlone..<<...... 71 Durant Street second floors. MUk boute, ga­ new school. $4,000 cash required. PRICES REDUCED One year ter, Bolton, (Coventry and 'Vsrnon. BROAD STREET Joseph L. J. Packard ...... '...... "...... !" ..... 69 Durant Street rage, guest room, bams... wood' No agents. Manchester 2-9121. young very attractive 3-bedrpom Finances arranged. Howard R. Joseph and Ada Wl&dsor...... 65 Durant Street |trn,.;.'S,LU:iapwf|4 frt»p,voiW^ ■txttehj 'lIviKg'' rinfiii^ -.-’Haattaga;; -ptanM -2-3T67. sm C-OT. 7 W«al«y;:W.'«aa.;Jaaa;K,'8tSKitag-’— Dunatr-strset'' Ptoties M a n c h e s t e r — Mbdoriv L room ------snd-'pond; ■ N ew -atrmwberry 'bed; ' ihg ■ ell, modem kitchen^ color- "...... N AM E...... " ■ ------“ ■— APDRW98- Winard A:. Jr,; amt'Hartett D; Hiller ;.'...... 57 Durant Street' Fries $19,800. B. F. Von Bcker, home. Expandable poaslbUlUea. SELUNG YOUR Pzopertyt Oolto ■Wllbiif C and Elsie'V; Brciwn . v t.v i H e n ^ atjreat Armando -R e p e tto .-i'.-r. rr 1 ; ; -:-i. -'.X'tt.■'-'fr-.--.’' 58 Durant Street• • ' f r ■ - Tw-.7r^ ■■ ■ -M r k'eene’y itriMSt.'— •. Staara heatreiL coppar pIuiabiBg- -tact'rite- SHtoworttar-lilftten Ageu-" Jbfih Ji'and'Mary P.'Plkherty 49 Durant-Street MUK, Mug. pUik h M yitnito: Heg: _;Nlce , ppn.dtsion,, ,Sb».4ft trm . And. dining patio! Clonveriientfy locat- 4»ey.~er 'Sny, Maaehaatcr g ^ . rr .'M.'^IbiitteaiaGluaac'u^kw ! Ware' Bmita HFriiolxkt William B.; and -^rUae-M. RJygra,.,.. y> . i,», k,., . 40,^Dm:vt,/Stree>.,„ flfle .gualiHy. Stogg;;; Ahd"^''M(eti ‘ kp'atSp.' •RefftfCed — for ''*'”'^tat cohcehi becaiusd li sCsnifi 'to!' ran Howland.. Manriieatar.',g600: 8 Archie', a Larochelle .,.. •:rr;«7VK';-*i§siS'2«:‘s S John F. Jr., add Ethel A. Lovett ...... 41 Durant Street only. ,, ...... Houses for Sale 72 •quiek'sale. Ftrtt'price $9,200; $2.- rbas'oh that they know Mancnei- Joseph A. W h ite...... "161 o4k stteet Hehj“y’ A. and Helen 0. Malletl ...... T.. Tl. 35 Durant'Street ' 700 down. Call The ' Ellsworth Irving kelman A Co.- Hartford ...;...... 84 Henry Street SUMMER GARARDINE of life's happiest moments is that of'takfng off on a well-earned, 6-0826. ter property beat Cali the Eita* Howard E; Bennett, Jr. . , ...... iyiula E. and Jennie H. Benton...... 3T. Durant Street Mitten Agency, 6930. worth Mtttep Agency. 6930 ...... 35 H Walker SUeet Leonora and Frederick Steinmeyer ...... 29 Durant Street CHOICE BUILDING SITES William F, Stanek...... well-planned trip. A'liU Y! Neat and attfactlvely Terence and Thomas and John F. and Dominic Oelaneae ...... *...... 32 Essex Street FIVE ROOM GARRISON FOR QUICK RESULTS In Selling 'Terrence E.'Shannon , ...... '...... 79 Russell Street Robert S. and Mary K. Skinner ...... t 21 Durant Street decorated 5 room Cape Ood. Liv­ your property call Suburban MEN'S REG.-5.98 All details cared for, of course, even to renting a safe deposit, Two beautiful lota. Just over the ing room with flreptace, large Leon S. Huestls and Rene A. Malre ...... 298 Broad Street Oliver B. and Ann Jylkka ; ...... 11 burant Street Manchester line. In Glutonbury. COLONIAL Realty Go., Realtors. 841 Main George G.' Clarke ...... • ...... 120 West Center Street Bruno A. Dubaldo ...... 59 Irving Street box at the Firit National Bank of Manchester, for those-items which modem kitchen’, dining room, Street. Call 8215...... * ...... 10()9 Main Street S l a c k s NYLON CORD. One lot 180' front. Other Une 100' two nice bedroona and tile bath, E. J. Holl ...... WEST SIDE OF STREET to lose by fire or theft would be tragic. front. Asking price $1,100 ON BOWERS STREET The Boland Oil Co...... ; ...... i ...... 369 Center Street Open attic, double insulation. , ...... 256 Center Street Lot well landscaped. Occupancy Raymond J. and Bernard M. Fogarty Tbadeas R. Kryalak...... , 90 Durant Street And your money in tHb form of travelers cheques; safe and con­ Perfect condition. Tile bath, O. E. Fisher Dry Cleansers. Inc...... 325'Broad Street oil heat. Beautifully landucaped July 15. Call Warren Howland, Mary C. and Leonard W. Lawler ...... 84 Durant Street O ff Course Plane The Fisher Fur Storage Co...... 325 Broad Street William B. Lottie M. and Gladys R. Lavoie . . . . 80 Durant Street Slades d -44 venient when traveling. ARTHUR A. KNOFLA yard. Over 100 hybrid tea roses, Manchester 8600. Irving L. Kel Joseph B. Barrett ...... 331 Broad Street Lottie M. and WUliam E. Lavoie ...... 74 Durant Street Realtor latest varieties. Rhododendron, man A Co. Hartford 6-0826. .341 Broad Street 875 Main St.—Eat. 1921 Lands in Sahara Wllliamala OH Service, Inc...... '.. Gladys R. Syphera ...... 68 Durant Street AMESITE DRIVEWAY A pleasant and happy vacation tp you, on# free of worry! azaleas, pink and White flowering Alexander Jarv^is ...... 5 Dover Road Phone Office 8440 dogwood., large flowering Haw­ DON'T WAIT. New 5'4 room Phillip H. and Alfreds F. H allin ...... 62 Durant Street Evenings 2-5938 or 2-4278 ranch. Three bedroom. Tile bath, Ernest T. Bantly ...... 44 Porter Street James A. and Mary I. Curran ...... *.... 60 Durant Street thorne tree. Fence with blaze Dakar, French West Africa. Moriarty Bros. Distributors, Inc...... 318 Center Street Sizes 29 to 42. Tan nad blue oak floors, full basement. Auguat Eat. of John and Anna T h icr ...... '...... 86 Durant Street SAVE 10% BY CALLING NOW only. Washable, quick drying. Rome Listings Wanted climbing roses. Many varieties of Thomas and Winifred Sheehan ...... OPEN SATURDAY MORNINGS UNTIL NOON tulips. Whole lot enclosed with 15 occupancy. Rearonably priced. May 27—(Ah-VTV'o persons were WEST SIDE OF STREET 60 Durant Street Warren Howland. Manchester ■lightly injured and 16 others es­ Gerard A. and Theresa Guimond...... 4848 Durant Street Canadian hemlocks. Will show by Harold L. and Betty N. Chapman ...... 44 -Durant Street MACHINE SPREAD WORK GUARANTEED and THURSDAY EVENINGS 6:30 to 8:30 MANCHESTER—'iSvo blocks from appointment anytime. 8600. Irving L. Kelman A <3o caped without harm when a Brit­ Broman Realty Corp...... 150 Bo'h Aer Ave., New Rochelle,-N. Y Center. Duplex 8 and 4 rooma. Hartford 0-0826. Matthew Moriarty d.b.a. Moriarty Bros. R e a lty ----- 318 Center Street Harry Q and Alvina F. Lindell ...... 40 Durant Street CLOSED WEDNESDAYS AT NOON Space for additional rooms. Large ish airliner made a forced land­ Victor J. and Edward Della F e ra ...... 24 Maple Street Arthur J. and Phoebe E. Bilveratone ...... 34 Durant Street FREE CRADING TERMS ARRANGED 5.99 VALUE lo t Down payment $5,000. Man- WALTER OLSON ROLLING PARK--Lovely nearly ing at the edge of thq Sahara Dea- The Wetatone Tobacco Corp...... 274 Broad Street Robert-E. and Phyills S. P r a tt...... 32 Durant Street MEN'S 49e-59e dheater—Near East Center street. new six room single (2 unflnlsh' ,art east of Ater, in Mauretania, Kenenth A. and Francis C. Miller ...... 70 Foley Street Raymond E.tand Loretta F. R ob ert...... 28 Durant Street lE A C O N Member Manchester Board of George R. and Mary C. GUI...... 24 Durant Street Six room single. Fireplace, mlum- ed.) Dormeni, picture window, yesterday. Ellis Coat Co., Inc...... Pine Street FR(E ESTIMATES EXPERIENCE open stairway, flreptace. Venetian St, James Church C orp...... St. James Church. 896 Main Street Frederick W. S orrow ...... •...... 20 Durant Street 1 0 % -W OOL tsum combination storm sash and Realtors The plane, a four engine British Eat. of Frieda Mohr H ettinger...... 462 North Main Street Sm the Fulit. Arat/ ‘ 7IU S m T screens. Garage. Well landscap­ blinds, colored tile bath. Hot Samuel Z w ick ...... 66, Hawthorne Street w-ater Jieat, oil burner, combina­ Overaeaa Airways (BOAC) craft, Lebcadia Q. Tomualak...... 126 Broad Street ed. Immediate occupancy. Down Phone 3084 # You are hereby notified that the Board-of Water Commissionera of POWER ROLLED SINCE 1920. tion Kreen and storm windows. had 10 passengers and a crew of You are hereby notified the Board of Water Ommlssloners of the TdephoM > • 4fU payment. $4,400. For appoint­ eight It was 1.300 miles off of the Town o f Manchester propose to construct a main sanitary sewer Blanket ment please call Howard R. Haat- MANCHESTER—Four-room Cape Nice yard, trees, Immediate oc- Town of Manchester propose to construct a main sanitary sewer in in Durant Street to service propertiea of the above. Maachaatar. 'Conoecticui course when It landed. French Broad Street to service properties of the above. Isgs. 2-1107. Cod,-only flve years old. Expan- cupancy. Excellent condition, You. are given this notice as the owner oi-fowners of land or buildings' aiori 'attic, full basement, hot $13,000. Wm. Goodchlld. Sr., military planes dropped a medical You are given this notice aa the owner or owners of land or buildings 72x84 size. Colorful Jacquard colonel, food and water to the oc­ Upon which the coat of such extension may be aasesaed. WEST SIDE!—Six room Oape Cod. water heat, fireplace, aluminum Realtor. 7925 anirtime. upon which the cost of such extension may be assessed. border, aaUil bound. Plastered walla and oak floor­ cupants, who were aeen taking Objections to the proposed sewer construction will be heard by the Objectlona to the proposed s ^ e r construction will be heard by the combination windows, handy to shelter under the wings earlier to­ ing throughout, ceramic tile bath, stores and buses. An exceptional­ Board of Water Commissioners at a hearing to be held at the Hollister Board of Water Commissionera at a.hearing to be held at the Hollister day. Street Schoel Auditorium, Manchester, Connecticut, at g, P. M., DEMAIO BROS. Tune in Manchester Matinee from 1 to 2 F. M. dally. lavatoiy, flr^lace, vestibule, Street School Auditorium. Manchester, Connecticut at 8:00 P. M. ly clean borne throughout. Imme­ Lots for Sale 73 The plane waa en route flrom E.D.8.T,, June's, 1982. Radio Station WCCC, 1299 on your dial. three dormers, hatchway. Top diate occupancy. Complete for E.d ;s .T., June 3. 1082. aowStlOD. Qna-car overaixe gS' London to Nigeria. There wi(a no / BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS only $12,B(>0. Gilman Realty, 381 LAKEWOOD CIRCLE — Choice explanation of how the plane got CALL ANYTIME 7691 XxcluslVo with Henry Es- ' ' TOWN o r MANCHESTER TOWN OF MANCHESTER GORTCEPiS L i Center street. Phone 2-2183 or level shaded lot 100 z 210. CaU ao far off Its course. It bad laad- By RICHARD MARTIN. J77 MofK#«let, Conn. 1 -i4 4 i TtL 8688. / By R lC aiA R D MARUN . Robert W. Blake. 3-9«ST.j| pd aOme 600 miles north of Dakar. GenariU Manager Gamrti Manager. F j i - '

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„. TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1962 FAOEELEVgll -j^ A G E T lS M est, where the Communist threat tragic dayd of the Korean War. deputy commander o f ths comp, iV o Pu8e-Bred Dogs Korean Guerrillas Prejwre Playgrrounda la strongest".— Europe and Asia. TheK ihtemal fighta died down in to confey with the. Reds, Plan Open House "They did their bit to help the Killeil While /ighting R eds B lo c k .State I President Explains the face of the overwhelming ______For .Summer Period T e x as Feud ntzgsrald repqrtsidly told ths N A T O P a st l76mmuhIst” SWe;’* hs-xsserted.----- Force Martiamaw '(jom'niuniBt menace. ' ...... Red lesders '.they Vroiild' have" to" For John BienscheR Ehepresstng bope that the Sen­ Two pure-bred dogs were In recent months however, - the deliver for burial the bodies of an - Swings and see-aaws' wers ate would restore the money, he killed almost Instantly last stability o f the front line' has estimated eight PO V ft killed In Headed U p set up' at' various playground said the House action opens the night on Main street. Just W est Reich (Conttooed from Png* Ooe) loosened restraints and the fight the riot six week's ago. Mra. Fredarick D. Bokar of dS areas In Manchester yesterday way to Communist subversion In north o f the post -office, when has broken out Into Ute open. Fttzgecold's only comment was UyndaJa. street and' Mre. (3dorga " T h e Loague of Womqn Voters,q>nan, finance chairman; unit or- nectiona have been uncovered and The mala quarrel Is a struggle by members o f the Recreation- comtrics of Asia. one attacked the other and ganlzation chairman, Mrs. Francis that ths prisoners then mods & lot McKay will hold open house, Bun- n non-garasanr ja r r organization. ■ ------Is------— ------” the authorities are taking steps to for power between the ksaemhiy' 3 y Ridgwac Department maintenance staff Such outs would cripple the ef­ both raced out onto Main les Cowan; voters service oholrman,. o f "wild demands." He did not Four.) Sliates dMlcated to the principles o f self: make a thorough tovesttgatlon at- on one hand and Rhee and hla day. June 1,' between the heura o f under die supervision <• of forts of America’s allies In Eu­ street. A car driven by Philip Mrs. 'W lllam Steuk; public rela­ slabdrotb...... government eatabllahed In the the case," the Prealdenl said. suppqrters oq the other, pointing 2 and 4 o'clock, to obaeiwanca of Superintendent John Hedlund. rope and Asia to raise and equip Struthera of Elmhlll road, Tal- tions chairman. Mrs. Leon A. Informied sotinsa said ths Reds „(Oootioned from, ^ g e .oiiie)..... - (CoBtlBBed from Pegs O n e ). .(Conttooed from /Page O w ) 0>nstitutlnn o f the United States,” When .the. . Investigation. la., .com­ .to., on. ..ultimata . .ce^Uslon . to. -Uw -Areas--where the- swlnge-aiML-}' the forces they need-to-meet-4)»e coUvHlC) - struck the-doga -to Thbtii>: buncUri chairiHart; Mrs; Osksd-Utot -alt- 8)000 “prlaeiisrs to- the -40th' weddinff anniversary "of- (OdBUmMA tn m P»*iii O i» ) ' ■ "said Mrs. Gebfge A . Wulp, presl- pleted, the full facta will be dis­ presidential election, due on or EmerirenCy Doctors see-saws were Installed were thrrot of Soviet might, the Presi­ the road. The m i^ a p occurred Stanley Lorentzen;. and publics' the compound be permitted to at­ thalr parents, Mr. and Mra. John m ..... ■■- languages and creeds mixed In otn- presidential nominating votes. down. Also radio telephones, cap­ .dent of the-State League, in'md- closed to the public." » ' about June 30, Memorial ’ Field, Robertson, dent said. , at 9:55. tlons chairman. Mra. A. E. Diskan. tend the funeiwi for the slain i«M y might publicly w y •». fighting force. They had- pride in able of handling about 80 calls sim­ dreestogthc annual meeting o f the This presumably referred to re­ Meanwhile, at K ojr Island, Banacha of Florence street. Physicians of the Manebes- Park, (Charter Oak Lots and In Jacksonville, a pre-dawn "They did not see—or they did One of the dogs was a coll^c, Mrs. Louis Heard presented the men. Presumably the Reds wanted They never did ■<>• “ , ultaneously, are still functioning. Manchester League ,pf Women ports that Communists had sent tough Oommuntzt prisoners o f Mr. and Mra. Banacha wars-mar­ ter Medical Association who their organization and found com- Valley street. Swings will be dynamite explosion ripped a small not want to see— that they were owned by C. A. Johnston of 14 proposed local agenda for the com- to use ths fimsral for a propa­ A CMucut of d6l6gftt€8. from Relay Through Red Sector Voters last night -at the Center ihoney Into South Korea to fo­ war (n compound 95— scene of riad June 5, $912, to the Con­ lj)Irte. mutual confidence In battle. set up a t the Manchester endangering the lives of American Wadsworth street, and the ing year which was accepted: 1. ganda parade post other en« , .KnlrfleWL County. fte|or^ .VtU i;.e?pqnd ,._tq. ..em ej^ency, hp)fi,ln,,l;ll«t.roo.f.bf. th*.Walker yq-_ Allied officials said their com- Congregational -Church. (Continued ment discord., April 10 rioting—were reported cordia Uiutharito Church. Rav. UnilaBking Your calls tbmom)W aftenibdn are '■Ormm Nsthan - Hale '^iHl'-We«t lioys,' and "tKi 's’afety 'fff AitlertcaTi' ■other aog was; boxer’ tiwfied (JoiuolidaUon, o l . the twq Jlr«-dia-. rtosurst. Mon opened teemed to clincn tne Tif.w e'can do thVt in mTe place cational College which Is a poll­ 'm'unicaiions Ilhtii still a'rt"dpi6Wt-^ ■"'Mrtf. WiMip, • ’•‘ther'’ Uttguc' works A -government' spokesman -told ipf«iy to iff'ttrifii'%iai Oijir 'Herenoft' OUpnleh wbn -wn* "pa«t'er unopppeed elMtlon o f^ on Dr', J. A. Segal. «128; and Dr. Side Oval areas after the close cltlas and American farms,'' Tru­ by Pat Ryff of 85 Florence '.hi«idquafLirf'''"1iSw' in, spiU of..barriers .of..language, of- school) Mr-. Hedlund'Sald...... in g place near- the-center--of -tha- tog .norm ally.„ One. Allied, rtfjeer .. through Itj.votera. Mnlcc.and. Its. . J j . - -aevexal .,. nkUonal. . geseroblymla. Haydon..L. Bootner, ------—— nounced- that stiff-disciplinary' ac­ of,, tha churcH.kt. ,t)tol., .Mnie,, P*i> BiteMowef elEte.' ' ' ...... W; T. M oyer;'3895, •CWldrtn' man declikVed...... ■ strieet, '■ '■ ■ ...... ■ alo'h 'of school fa'cllIVIesr wit'll emi' formeid the c~a r a fn 6 h y. Mr£ differences In food and other fac clty for 2,290 Negroes and one said the telegraph cut-off left West program to promote )x>Utlcal re­ were Involved. Red leaders o f the 6,000 POWs tion had been token against on BreBBoa Named on ly.' Hesaid "some people would phasts on the high school. 3. lip- Bcnache was the former Katharine Warm Weather DBd$? white voter. Dog Warden Lee Fracchia Berlin Germans with -no alterna­ sponsibility through Informed and Nine assemblymen have been In 95 told the new comnutodcr of American soldier who yesterday The caucua nominated Republi­ tors, I have no reason to believe rather embarrass the White House proved Town Planning. « Suhie. Mrs. Katharine (towiell and Police Capt. J. D. Edrlngton reported today that John­ tive but to send messages for re­ active pnrttdpatton of citizens In arrested since martial law was this United Nations Ijlh- 1 prison can National Committeeman Wil­ that It cannot be done elsewhere.” than checkmate the Kremlin,” and walked Into one of ths compounds tha lata John Lerch w e n the also reported two sticks of dyna­ ston had the collie on a leash lay over the civil telegraph head­ government.” , The proposed budget for the declared Saturday. No formal comp they were ready .to obey hla to direct dieobedlence of orders. liam H. Brennan of Stamford and "I am deeply appreciative of the added: charges have been placed against' bridal attendants. Cool, clean clothes will be needdd in th« applause and cheers, accepted the mite were found on the porch o f when the dog wTka attacked by quarters In the Soviet sector. In her talk, "Hlghllghta of the' year 1952-1953 was presented by .prdCrs. But tney agked to meet Th'e soldier’s Immediate suprtior Henry J. Oebert of Danbury to be reception hero this monilng," he McGranery Set I don’t think they knew what them but they are being ques­ Besides tha daughters men­ nomination with a speech In which David H. D w ight Negro president the boxer. 'Die dogs ran into Earlier today the Russian bor­ National Convention," Mrs. Wulp Mrs. Charles Towle and accept­ with him. also wsa rebuked. Nam es of the delegates and adopted a resolution said into a microphone as he they were doing." tioned about the Communist tioned here. Hr. and Mrs. Banacha hot days ahead. To get them fresh, and he hammered at corruption In gov­ of the Duval County Democratic the road and into the path of der guards again barred Allied said that' strangely' enough the ed. Informed sources sold Boatner m$n Involved were not announced. blnl. Maurice J. Fitzgerald, former wilt produce whits light. happy occasion. I visited here stranded motorists, hhd been pe­ attended the two-day session. for questioning. obtain dome support for Senator several times during the last 30 Await Truman Word ^ where they live and that their In- are cottons, silks, linens or the new syn> riodically banned between May 8 tereats were those particularly Chairman of the nominating More than 40 members were Robert A. Taft, but that It WM dp- years. Mrs. Rldgway and 1 have (Oentlnued from Page One) Elsewhere, the majority of Mis­ and May 17 but since then had not pertinent to 'conditions existing committee, Mrs.' Robert Baird, detained briefly yeaterday. pre­ thetic febriot—'your summer clothes will feated easily. many friends here and we hope to souri’s 42 delegates to the national school Saturday with more then venting a quorum of 92 In the 100 in attendance. Henry Pascoe been troubled. around them. presented the following slate of The two delegates from Fair- make many more. uncovering and prosecuting Democratic nominating conven­ Hebron 183'meraber assembly. was elected president at the bus! Today, as before, the Russian.s officers for a two year period: get the best of care at NEW MODEL. field County (the Fourth Congres­ _ Oaqalders. It Privilege wrongdoing In the goyernmsiit. tion apparently is waiting for This waa brought out strongly .. Bhea'a. inUltary ,crackdown was Obituary ness meeting. Other officers xre gave no explanation for their ac­ President, Mrs, George-Marlow, sional district had been consider^ •TTiere c6niea to rte now the ^IdanCa- from President Truman. A pre-schobl‘ conference for at the national' convention where the first naked assertion of army The oath-teking was, .wltnesaed Mr. Truman himself war among vice-president, Mrs. Amy Werthei­ tion. representatives from 471 of the first vice president, Mrs. Louis ioUVBOOK UVIPAai' ed the only question marks In the privilege of great service—far parents ot children who will enter power in Korean politics since the by approximately - 3,000 persona, the uhlnstnicted delegates elected mer; secretary. Miss Kay White; Civilian freight and passenger 834. leagues In the United State.f Europe several members of tha cabinet, a The Communist tightening tip Mrs. Francis CWivan. For' a one lice. the IT'tO h r named delegates-at- Charles .E, Vlckerman. ChlCSgOe to* ... . - • - the. school Wednesday,' May 28, at ed a chicken pie and strawberry attending the meetings, there was •tow arils th eir one aim- - permanent b ig d«laga41on-friMM-(2ongreSB;-an<4 on the.surrounded clLy was her­ year term, the foUoyIng.directprs The Army, already outraged at NEW MODEL Charles E. Vlckerman, 51, of 22 2:30 p. m. Only those children who shortcake dinner by the Hebron large were expected to Join Gover­ peace. That man is Gen. Dwight department employes. - Chief -Jus­ Only ten delegates indicated a also an opportunity for this large the killing of one of its captains Roosevelt street, died at the Man will be six years old on or before Congregational Ladies’ Aid. alded in an East German cabinet number - to form 'small discussion were elected: Mrs. John P. (3>eney, nor Lodge and State Chairman Elsenhower. tice Fred Vlhson swore him in. preference for the presidential Jr„ Mrs. John Conklin, Mrs. and the assembly’s release of a LAUNDRY t OBY CIEXNINB Chester Memorial Hospital last December 31 of this year will he Members of the society visited jlecree last night ordering imme­ groups to talk over the programs. Baldwin In support of Klsenhow- "These people have no design In McGranery, 56, gave up a fed­ nomination. The others remained diate “ strengthening" of the lawmaker accused of the slaying, ..night...... eligible for..enroUmcnt in..the first .the .town. hall.,wWch they .will oct Mrs. . Wulp. outlined the- .pro­ Dorian Shainan', Mrs. Irving Gun- the world."' They intend ■ pnly tor eral- Judgeship In - Ph lledeiphia to uncommitted, - obviously- waiting Easrs forces all along the border appSfMltly cooperated wltltogly: IWfAi rorn In Roseton, N. Y.. May 30, grade. Children eligible for kinder­ copy through the summer. The cedure o f the National Boa.Sl in dersoh, H r s !' Chartea , Towle,' M'f'a.' The consensus seemed to be live In peice." ' take the Job. His new post pays to see what Mr. Truman wants between East and W est Germany. Stanley Lorentzen; chairman nom­ Rhee also appeared to have the YOU SAVi, 100(), he was a newspaperman better—122,500 coippared with garten must be five years old on hall la being re-decorated and will gettin'g together ita program, how that Purtell. Lodge's rival -two most of his life and was formerly Bldgway rode through the them to do. or before the above date. Parents be open for business on Memorial Safeguard on Spies inating committee, Mrs. Jay Rubl- support of civilians who demon­ $15,000— but Its future to laro cef' tentative programs arc sent, out to years ago for the gubernatorial on The Herald staff. He was streets of Paris In the second /rar ’ The President was elected one are requested to bring the child's day. The week-day time schedule The order did not say what form now, Mrs. Edward Brosnai) imd strated four times In the -past iomlnatlon. profited by the scrap of a motorcade with Pleven. He tain. Federal Judges are appoint­ of 16 delegates at large from his the leagues for consideration and week against the assembly. SEALY MATTRESSES . . . . $29.98 and up Veteran of both World" Wars and birth certificate and Immiinization will be 11 a. m. to 5 p. m., and Sun­ this strengthening would take the replies carefuly studied. Then Mrs, Melvin Hathaway. letwesn the governor and Natlon- was preceded by the car carrying ed for'life. The attorney general home state, but an alternate will Revives internaf 'Fight attended the South Methodist certificate to the conference. days from 1 to 6 p. m. but it directed Wilhelm Zalsser, further programs arc submitted In retiring from the presidency, w ith iBlBy f S w l l t i 1 11 il Committeemen William H. Ehaenbower and interior Minister serves at- the pleasure of the cast h li half vote since he does not Mrs. R u b 1 n o w ' expressed her There has been bad blood be' Chui%h. s- Miss Ida .Seldal,. elementary Richard M.- son of Mr, and Mrs chief of the Red Secret police, to and.from thia the National Board Oiarlea .. Bnme.'...- he„.pssseer- and- adequate".... 'fii'41fe$ " up' lla"agehda. "Thls"ycar Brennan withdrew as a candld- through working class suburbs, is not running for re-electioil.. after the presidential candidate Is members of the League nnd most from the beginnings of the Vlckerman of Manchester; a son cuss first grade activities with a birthday party Sunday, four gen­ safeguards against spies, sabo­ the action will concentrate on PATIO . te for re-election after Lodge hsd Donald I. Vlckerman of East Rldgway could see partly Work h Outlined nominated erations on both sides of the fanr- teurs and agents which It said thanked them for their coopera government In 1948 although tt KEMP’S, Inc. the- parents. measures which' contribute to aased the word along that he Hartford; a daughter. Miss Jane scrubbed-out Communist slogans Truman Indicated In a speech Thomas J. Gavin, a Kansas C3ty Frank and William Alhelt, for- lly being present. "Spunky,” as he threatened from the West. tlon., was masked during the early, HNE IEDDIN« 'FURNITURE painted on walla saying, "Rldg- world seourity with emphasis on wanted a new national coromittee- Vlckerman; and a sister, Mias yesterday that one of hfs new at­ councilman and friend b f Mr. Tru ...er Hebron residents, came all is known, became five last Wed- As yet the West had no visible MaAa vinr peOe le e* eeMfirtiAle ■ m r 'and~Hned up -behind ex-Oov- Edtttrrt;-VtckeTman7-bot»n>(-Man- -way-Go Home,”: torney-general's-first" Jobs--will-be- man. -was~xelerted -as- th r atternate- the” wsy'froni'^ Oregon--just--tolely "nexday,- but the event was observ’ e'vldence of- retofui't'einents-on ~ttie— t--W8-»fakPuunist "Hate the last house In Hebron on the line that 131 Russian tanka were to responsibility nnd economy In ple’s minds against public power ganization. Haddam, Mr. and Mrs. Donald federal expenditures; thus decided to cling to their of­ ate minister of the South Metho­ Rldgway" campaign. Hebron-Andover road. Christopher of East Hampton, Mr. dispersed in the Brunswick area. dtatage-prsef and easy la nee. pro.lects. Boom for Barkley In conclusion, Mrs. Wulp ex­ ficial neutrality to the end. dist (Church, will officiate, and In­ Mobile guardsmen threw them 'They were In luck to find the and Mrs.' Lloyd S. Grant, Mr. and A t that point the British zone PLANT HARDY Creel for handrade af "arannd dta The President said the com- In further political moves Ken pressed satisfaction over the suc­ Bush was the 1950 senatorial terment wili be In the East Ceme- back. One man was hurdled bod­ panles'spend the money for advetw tucky Democratic leaders met to­ house still in existence, for several Mrs. Ralph M. Grant, Mrs. Emma state of Lower Saxony and the kanta” Jakt. hava dnrakta East Zone state of Saxon-Anhalt cess of. the convention, the can- nominee, losing out by 1100 votes tery. ily over the reat.of the crowd. Using,' which he called propagan­ day to make official their boom to years ago It was saved from de­ Clark and Mrs. Florence DorOlng- There will be no calling hours. meet. ' dIdates who participated In "The Eitarlar plyweed for al antdeer to Sen. William Benton (D-Conn). The motorcade stopped at the get a promotion for native-son struction by fire only by cr of East Windsor Hill. exported to 1» W-nomlnated wJth^ da.'He said this costs the people CStizen’s View of ’82," and said CHRYSANTHEMUMS Now -Arch de Trlom-phe where Rldgway prompt work.of the locaj .fire com­ Mr. and Mrs. Johr» Bell o f Mans­ These reports said troop gar­ naaa. Jnlarier plyweed. tor, hieldf.'.. Mrs. Nellie StephrnsoB In. two ways—through rates, they Alben W. Barkley from Vice Presl she found-it stimulating and In­ out opposition at the Democratic plaiced a floral wreath • to honor pany: The visitors took pictures field have moved Into their hew risons in the area had been' in­ LARGE SELECTION Jata—hethiiieaTaral presidential nomination. Mrs. Nellia Stephenson., for­ pay and through taxes because dent to President. ot.the house to carry back with creased in the paqt few days. spirational. France's Unknown Soldier., the firms charge off advertising The state’s .26 presidential-nom­ home on the corner of the Bur­ grad** and'lUa*. IOC Bush and Harriman are psrt- merly of Manchester, now of Gen. and Mrs. Rldgway were them to Oregon. rows Hill road, which they have A t Liienebiirg, another East The Federation Room of the nsrs In the -Wall Street investment Pittsfield, Mass.. dlAl this morn­ expenses for tax purposes inating votes seemed certain to The hot lunch menu for the com­ 3k>ne frontier point, West German Center (Jhurch was well filled for Mead at law a*.... n. egohHt later driven to the Trianon palace Truman said he thinks- he will go to the '74-year-old vice presi­ bought from Mr. and Mrs. John BERANIUMS, BEBONIAS, BLOXINMS, banking firm of Brown Brothers ing. She had been In poor health ing week. . Hebron elementary Twlgg. In the flurry of moving border police said travellers from the -meeting nnd the following hotel, where they will live until a^k McGranery to” see If the cor dent, kiidwn for'yoars as the "Iron Harriman and Company. for several years. the Eisenhowers leave Saturday school, is: Wednesday—Spagliettl they had the misfortune to lose the Communist zone told them chairmen were called upon for re- rupt practices act doesn't apply. man" of Kentucky politics be- TRANSPLANTED BEDDINB PUNTS Bush said several times that he She leaves two sisters. Mrs. for the U. S. with meat sauce, cube of chrosc two of their pet collies. The young­ huge signs are going up along the ■ porta: Mrs. caurles Jacobson, pro­ had long disagreed politically with Mary E, Macholl of 74 Florence This act bans political contribu ca»ise of his vigorous campaigning. bread and oleo, vegetable, milk border warning West German gram chairman; treasurer, Mrs WHAT A OIPFIKfNCE W a e r r M l On ths west, coast a name-call­ er dog, no\ yet five 'months old, \ Harriman and would have no hesl- Btrert, Manchester, and Mrs. Jen­ tlons by corporationa. Jello. Thursday—E gg salad, cam u has no tag. visitors with Interzonal passes to Ekiward Radtke; state resource WINDOW BOXES AND URNS FILLED 6. E. WILLIS taUon In criticising his partner nie Reardon of Pittsfield, and one When J. Howard McGrath was ing Republican battle for national and celery sticks, tossed green chairman, Mrs. Irving Gundersen; /s may oood! convention delegates was rivalled leave Elast Germany immediate­ should he become the Democratic brother, Charles Crowley of Six Nations Fuse fired as attorney general and_ Mc­ salad, bread and oleo, milk ly- national resource chairman, Mrs. presidential candidate. Bush Granery was named to succeed today by a Democratic stop-Ke George Marlow; membership Pittsfield. fauver drive In furious campaign cooky. „ , J Police said that 21 West Ger­ a contains Keluex, a liquid piattic & SON, Inc. Stressed, too, that Harriman had Funeral arrangements are In­ him last April 3. McGrath wired There will be no school Friday Men’s Fellowship mans with valid interzonal passes chairman. Mrs. John P. Cheney, HOLDEN’S Mutual Aid Pact Ing for California's big stakes W o o tt o been for the past 18 years only an hts successor: "I - suggest you Memorial Day. Jr.; local affairs chairman, Mrs. complete. presidential primary next Tues­ were returned across the border a won't smear or streak and 2 MAIN STRECT Investing partner In the firm and bring a pair of as'bestos pants The case of Mrs. Eilzaheth Selects Officers Into West Germany last., night by Louis Heard; Mrs. Dorian Shal- 81 OAKLAND STREET TELEPHONE 374S V not active In Ita management. with you.’ day. Evans of Wllllmantlc, arrested on • lasts and lasts and lasts (Continued from Page One) Four slates of delegates, two East Zone people’s police. The first 10 of the,22 national But Rep. Keating (R -N Y l said the charge of reckless driving and The report said the West Ger­ ACROSS FROM STUDEBAKER GARAGE TEL 512S convention delegates were named from each party, are on the pref­ failure to carry a driving license, The Men’s Fellowship o t the Legal Notices • Plasticote is easy fO K 5 040.0 About Town the government of France, In the McGranery'a only chance to win erential bsillot. Republican -Gov, mans, visiting ' relatives and at caucuses held by delegates from effectivensas of the treaty creat­ "lasting fame" la to forget about will come up before the Hebron Church of the Nazarene at its an­ friends several miles Inside the So­ stuff to use too. Just the, five Congressional diatricts, Earl Warren and Democratic Sen justloa. court 'Diesday, May 27. ^ AT A COURT OF PROBATE held Miss Beatrice Binder, supervisor ing the European defense commu­ the asbestos pants and bring In­ nual business meeting last night viet zone dt Salzwedel, were sud­ s f MahCbestlr; within -»n'd for the 125 e a ^ naming two dslsgates. Estes Kefauver of Tennes.see are the old towm hall. Judge Clifford spread on-let dry of nurses at the Manchester Me' nity and fn the strength and in­ stead "a stiff new broom and a denly rounded up by the police and District of Manchester, on the 23rd House b Delegate contested by what, amount to un- R. Wright In charge. Hpr case was elected the following officers for day of May, 1IS3. Notice morlal Hospital, Is an official dele­ tegrity of that community. llberat supply of fumlgator.” Instructed delegations. Election returned In a group without ex­ Preeent, JOHN J, WALLETT, wipe off. Ths task was more or lesa rou- "Acrordlngly, If any - action postponed a"W ^k. -The accident In the coming year: gate of the Connecticut State Keating 1s a member of the House law prohibits write-ins. planation. JudKf. 'S h eriffs Rale on Execution ^--^ttoe-elBoe the., names had,- been from -whatever, quarter threatene whlchu 1^.8,, Evans waa Involved Albert /Flhtt, president; Joseph EiUlft of Annli* FJnroran. late of For Noon, step* and itain Nuiseii' Aiisoelatldn 'to attend the comiHHtee investlgfittng- ,. .F^wr.vstttehesitoai*' i* ,' . YBeTBRD AY:;.-..,.-«fc- the first;time. ” ' ^ J ”—’— jiirin x the —se a rrti^ "‘youhg —■->- Mrs. Anna "Uzu'pes, 76 Summer Cornu: Arthur J. teCiatre. Atty.. linal dietrtrts; place Sunday,- June -8,• a t- the signed, protocols pWc%ing eacb or- day afternoon to visit the Mary quired to close the wound, qaii^terii, also, pre-Kbool aj^e. of ■Btreet; - Alice - Warrington, 27 Main Manchester. ' Conn.. , a* UUm m atic , ■-i Hrstrr<5nL Harry Bchwolaky of- «rtinr^. - g aoUatton, U coma to, the baip ot , th«.,jfRsipi7r C b a a y Library to - Manefeestor, , an rnipl.oyo o f tbe:Mil- i 9 5 o r m 3 m m 'Um-n|hAr..ia.' Uia.-evaaL- of-.an»ed ;k Ebitiutolpwk) .to o lte ' samS .lane ..NurMfi'es 'oY d^'m well,' wai' ■WoodiasHl' street;- -Mrsi'-’ Domlnlkg ^Iiirt«9rd ^md-MlS; M ary Austin o f '- street; berim e Idat. ' 'Neighbors ttavtog already"'been' Introdueed. io also la a lawyer. They have three )Ubcai!yMmethbda/.at.v.ths-..-J)ougJa«. -Laagusa, 8 9 -'&wtton". road; .'Mnt. " ' JOHN X WAJ^LETTr Jndxe. ; "r." , -".."h < .'f*- :'T ‘ ■. -.8^ Jotmis .Chuceh --on- .ColwAy, .•.'SfiOAN _ w e s t Germany sJnee the others WrtHtat,' Jr'i;"!! j ” A T , A CQIIRt " o r PROBATE, held . ,, . ^ p n d — Paul. Schuster of. (CoK Street .will,bold .the final, meeting. area-and sure enough. In almost. JUbrary... ;Mrs. Ma.Ude Bottomlqy, ■Frank Dion, '3 Ridgewood' iitreet; ■ AliiOW N^I^^ Chester and James A. Hendley of JIn the series of May devotlbits', to­ are ■ co'-vereff by the Atlantic" A l­ •Ctofk, 9; and Regina.'6. principal ot Ihq Hebron echool, ■When the a'rtfldent ocrtiired at a r Mahchsatef; within ind ' for the liance. the exact spot-where the boy was about 10:30 a, m. He was dis­ Mrs. Viola Michalak, 63 Gerard District of Manchester, on the 38rd R. and li. ~ Middletown. morrow . evening at 7 o'clock. found, the two girls were playing. and Miss Marjorie H. Martin, head street. day of May. 1932. Third —Vladimir Janowicz of Taking part in the procession will librarian of the Douglas Ubrar>’, charged after treatment. i . Preaeot, JOHN J, WALLETT. Overdrlv* DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. Judge. I ^ ^ M C ^ K A R D TUHE-HP Guilford and Mrs. Paul W. Vestal be the acolytes, UtUe girls of the Public Records will accompany the students to Lucy Brennan, 69 Walker street; Estate of Joseph L. DeNies,. late of o f Woodbridge. church echool and members of the Manchester. The Idea of the SEDAN Hospital lists 6 Foreign Aid Slash’ Vir^nia Staddpn, 19 Jaclcsan Manchester, in said District.' decaased. is a factor in I Fourth—^Rep. (Clara Lewis of Adoration Society led by Mra. course is to give the students street; Joseph Loney, 91 Eldridge ORDBRELD: That the. 6th day of 1948 PACKARD R. and H. Monroe and Mrs. William Iselln of Walter Wojnarowlcz. Frjday at Marriage Lioeoeca fartiiliarity in use o f library privi­ ToUand June. 1952, at tejo o'clock, forenoon, at Irving Perotti and Barbara Dan­ street; Maxwell Hutchinson, An­ the Probate Office In the Municipal / Better gas and oil mileage. (Jreenwlch. 8:30 a. m. the Memorial Day Maas Summer Extems Refused in Senate leges, which wilt be. of . use to their dover; Walter Manley, West Wll- Building in said-Manchester, be and 36 MONTHS TO PAY Fifth—Mrs. Catherine Brown of will allow all who wish to attend iels, b6th of Manchester, ^h o will high school course. the tame is assigned for a hearing on 1946 PLYMOUTH 1951 00D8E CONY. be married Friday by BeV. W il­ The Tolland Plant Bazaar and iington; Mrs. Alta Salters, 456H the allowance of said administration dT Improved all round engine efficiency. Oolebrook and Richard Benien of the public Memorial Day services T h e Rev. H. R. Keen, when at Silver Tea, sponsored by the Main street; Mrs. Myra Houle and acenont, with salL' estate, ascertainment and parade to do so. Two Canadian medicaT'atudents lard McLaughlin. {Oonttoued from Page One) EFFICIENT. RELIABLE WORK GUARANTEED Waterbury. are slated to arrive at Manches­ the diocesan convention in Hart­ Ladies Society of Tolland, held son, Andover; Kenneth Walker, 17 of heirs and order of distribution, and 1948 CHEVROLET 1950 OLDS SEDAN / Smoother, quieter motoring. Harold Frederick Porter, Jr/, of UiU Court greets that notice of the MACHINE SPREADPOWER ROLLER The follon'ing were named alter­ ter Memorial Hospital wdthin the ford last week, was pleased to Saturday afternoon on the green Harvard* road; Clarence Wilson, nate delegates-at-large: Hartford, and Daria I$oae Accor- representing EUenhuwer as favor­ meet the Rev. Benjamin H. Bis- time and idace assigned for said hear­ next few days to begin duties nero, o f Manchester, who will be in front of the church from 2 to Lake street; Hernuin WIersbickI, ing be given, to all persons known to 1951 FORD 1951 FORD CONY. /Prevention of future mechanical failure. Mrs. Helen Wsmock Mackie of ing It. However,' Elisenhower has sell, formerly of Hebron, who 6 p. ,m.. was well attended and $75 55 Overland street; Raymond ^ interested therein to appear and be there as externa, according tq hoS^ married June 7 at St. James' Hi* Westport, State Finance (Commls- pltal authorities. not come out ftatly for any speci­ came up from Philadelphia to at­ waa realized to augment the so­ Blaschlk, 45 Wedgewood drive; iMard thereon bypublUm g a copy of W c Hove Proper Equipment end Know How CJhuroh. fic figure. tend the convention. While on this order in some newspaper having 1952 MERCURY 1947 FRAZIER Get set for real pleasure driving this sum­ iloner Frank M. Lynch of New They are two of six externa who ciety’s general fund for mission­ Frank Obremski, 134 HUUard a circulation In said District, at lesst Haven, State Rep. Lawrence Gil­ News Tidbits Buildtog Permits Early this month, the (Jeneral leave In this country Mr. Bissell DON7 DELAY-.CALL TODAY will serve at the hospital during For alterations and additions to ary and social work and furnish­ street; Deldre Mikelis, South flve beTore the day of said hear­ Any car purchased up to Thursday 9 P. M. will bf mer. Tune-up now at this downtown Chrysler- man o f Bozrah, State Senator El­ said any cut of more than a billion is engaged .to church work In Thil- Windsor; Mrs. Doris MikeUa, ing. Md by mailing fn a registered Culled from AP Wires the summer. The othera are sched­ dwellings, to William Partridge ing the church parlors. Flats of delivered in time for the HoPday. Plymouth headquarters...... mer Watson of Wethersfield, Mrs dollars (the amount already slash­ adelphla. tomatoes, cabbajge and pepper South Windsor. lett^r'^or on before May 36. 1952. a copy uled to arrive within a week. for C. Freeman at 124 Branford of thlg ore'er to Beatrice E. Trumbull, Viola Amelung of Waterbury, ed by the Senate Foreign Rela­ A meeting of Sunday scnool plants were disposed of as were YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BUSINESS WITH KijV \ The (^nadlans are Dr. Howard street, $400; two to Paul W. Dou 76 Goodwin street. Manchester. Conn., B ute Rep. Simon Cohen of Elling­ Two Oirnell University students Gueat and Dr. G. Dean McEwen, tions (Committee) "would be heav­ teachers of the Congregational bulbs; house plants and perennials. POLICE CHIEF QUITS as gdardUn ad Ifiem for Marilyn- L. Tip for for>elghte«l1iuyers: Your best buy in ton. Frank Williams of West gan, for Mra. Katherine Keiah, at ily and seriously felt.” Church was held recently and Mrs. FTancls Hodgins was chair­ Denies. Marlene E. DeNies and Robon- are killed when car strikes trac­ students at Queens University, 307 Gardner street, $4,200, and nt L. DeNies. minors. long-laating, tirouble-ftea durability is a re-newed Pack­ Hartford. Elton Skllton of Mor­ Kingston, Ontario, The other ex­ But in making this statement, plans were nuCde for the observa­ man of the plant sale. Mra. Harvey Suffleld. May 27—(AV-The tor-trailer track and overturns John C. Dougan. at 44 Gardner JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. ard. Remember: Of all the Paekarde built—in the Uut ris, William Wellington of Green­ Prieet shoots burglar In .Oak­ terna are Dr. George Lundberg, be noted that hU headquarters did tion of (Children's Sunday, Which B. Clough was chairman of the refusal of the SoffleM Police street, $450; to M. J. Post for Al­ not compute specific money figures uquOB rr.u(iT ^wASOM^etm wich, Joseph Powdrell of Brook­ land, Ctollf., church .tBtate Police Jr„ and Dr. John H. Harris, Jr„ will take place the last Sunday in tea. commission to boc]^ up the act­ 52 yean—over 60% are ettU in eerviee. i»B IL NOTICE OF KKMOVAL lyn. William PeUrsen of Portland both studying at Jefferson Medi­ bert M. Bogll, at 23 Riverside and said he was speaking on the June. The 10 teachers will plan a Miss Orllla Moe • of Hanover, ing police chief to hto dltinisaal still probing an alleged Norwalk drive, $800; to Bernard Bursack aad Mrs. Marjorie Campbell of cal School to Philadelphia; and assumption that the adminiztra- program to be based on the work N. H„ was a recent guest of her ot a veteraa liicmber of the _T h l» li to flro notice th»i I. AN. N ew Canaan. polkc tie In with a gambling or­ for Anna Bursack. at 24 Moope Uon'a requests had been "carefully ganization In that city .. Uagerto Dr. Lyle B. Kunz and Dr. James accomplished to the teachings of pizrents. Rev. and Mrs. W. H. force waa reliably reported to­ THONT F. DECIAN-nS. b( 202 Por­ The following eight presidential Wannemark, both o f Iowa CSty street, $1,200; to John McCauley, and comMtently made on the basis the past year. Moe, at the parsonage. day aa the reaaoa for his reaig- ter etreet, KenclMsatw, hare died c re- ■TC'. eieetora were named without de- raid breaks out again at Univer­ at 121 Delmont street, $150, our military reqUlraments." guett.tUted .Kay 33.4AS3, with the sity of Mass., and alao In Florida and both studying at the Univer­ Teachers are 'Mrs. Charles N. Mrs. Winifred Slater of Wllli- nation. Yeaterday, Flrat Select­ LIqOor Control Conunlulon (nr per- haU; To Hqn'ry Glofie for fqiir dians are the top-ranking Inde­ Associated Pre*a „Sporta Writer i jiaVa'aV) mfjiV Tow-hll games'heen with a mark of .344. ' pendent combine In this area. BII.L BCHIELDOE I vnr.nv Tnw.Kd Qxmes have bcfn rained out fn . JCb*ra,"*nd .ntana-'kas^-: ' THE PIRATE left fielder U one natl Reds and AI Rnsen, sparkplug Decl’s Drlve-In ...... 1 2 .333 m - jjoinL.wherLhe went fIVc-ftrf?J,5 Jjut Maenn. I( ...... a 3 0 4 0 (I ..... ML'3UCY .FIXl.D.in..Bciatxil. .1V.1U. Achedulea. ..which.. w.er.«. .i;« took the bJo- 1 spdt wheh Brook- b« the ecene of tonight'a all Im­ to many Mancheater homea last unaung and Mien ■overioSkel’ ftVsr’]!'*''^!^^^ damp' ahrf {h(5 grMs eoggy ajjtt itverage, having started the cur­ dians, have the top slugging aver­ Center Springs ...... 0 2 .000 n. ■ Jarrl.?. c ...... 1 2 ? 3 0 1 ' themaelve* out trying for some alow. , , > lyn’s Jackie Robinson slumped 20 Kosak. rf .11 1 1 0 0 portant C d L baieball game be­ Sunday. Hornet not coverad In tha baseman, began getting the crcult. rent season with 25T four baggers. ages In the major leagues today. McConvUlP. cf 3 0 1 0 6 0 explanation of the sudden doml- This could help the plteherg, points to .330. tween Briatol High and Manchee- houae to houae canvaaa Sunday by he *o richly deserves. . . In the last six years, the average Adcock, sidelined by a knee In­ The American League batting Frank Johnson won his second Hanna. 3b 3 0 0 4 0 0 nance of the cuTvera, Our Information I* that In darap, of the American League home run Sullivan, lb ...... 3 0 0 s o n ter High. The Indiana whipped the boya uniform trill receive jury last .Thursday, has collected derby also undcrxvent some chang­ mound start of the season -last achedulea ihia a-eek. THE CXILOKIJCRH. but depciul- Scarcely n day pa.Msea but some heavy air a cueva* geta a bettqr ^amplon Is 36 a season. And such 33 hits, good for 66 total bises, Johnnon. p ...... 2 0 n 0 0 0 Briatol on May l6 at Nebo by a 6 club la ahackirri with a one, two or es. Boston's Dom- DiMaggio picked night when he t^urled the Mason Sloan, rf ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 tn 5 ecore. The locale have copped abl* former outfielder from (7oar- bltn and breaks Just a little morj ^n average takes lii five different In 99 times at bat for a remarkable Woodworking entry to a 9 to 7 threc-hlttcr. There already haa up six points during the week to ■even of eight league decieiona ' LEFTV b r a y stopped yeiter- lotte, N. C., has been the most ctin- sharply than on a bright, sunny, Sluggers. .667 slugging.mark to lead the Na­ win over Deci’s in a Rec Softball Totals ...... 2T) 9 6 21 1 1 atatent of all the Giants this sea­ lieen a no-hlltor. a dmible one- - / move into first place at , 349, while llrrl'i and a victory tonight will clinch day to xisit th* sport* department day. Fast ball pitchers proverblel------Klner has-hit above .300 but tional League. The.Rcdlcg outfleldr. League game at Charter Oak B. Pspant . 2b .. . . 7 i 0 1 son. He leads the club with a .333 hitter, and so many idher.brUUant Jy.lika to work.under a-cloudboak, er has pounded out four doubles, last week’s leader, Cleveland's the CCTL, title. On the other hand. and. deposited a check for the ti'aice. However, In Jils last five Dale Mitchell, suffered a 27-polnt Lots. N. Pagsrl. If ...... 3 0 0 4 0 0 Briatol can tie the locale for th,e Mancheater Little League baaeball mark (eecond highest In the performani'ca - several of them by though we have heard.thia hotly seasons he has driven In 109 or four triples ami seven home runs. Batting stars in the big sixth B. AURUft.'C ...... ,.31 1 300 I league), tops the circuit In runs rompnratlvcl.v obscure workmen - disputed. decline and fiell to third with a H. Corrcntl. lb .. . .. 2 1 1 fi 0 0 loop leaderahip by winning. Briatol program. Anyone Interested In more runs each year. SLU aolN d AVRRAGF.S releas­ inning for the Woodsmen were nsiii. p ...... scored and I* third In total hits. that the auapirlon 1* Incacapnhre A alow Infield cannot help being ed by the Associated Press Ststls- .333 mark, 3 I 1 2 1 I haa a 6 and 2 won and loaf mark. contributing to the Little League that something la going on here. , He has pl^ed In the last fouf Whltey Lockman of the New Richy Jarvis and Weasel August Smith, M . . 3 0 0 2 0 2. baaeball program may do so by Yet It Is Bobby Thomson and Wil­ a boon to a pitcher. It enables' hft All-Star garaes. tlcal Bureau also revealed that with doubles that accounted for K. PtRsni. 3 b ...... 3 * 1 3 0 3 0 li* Mays and Ral. Maglie and Alvin The hlttcra are getting their support to reach and make aaav , York Giants-went nlne-for-21 and N. Ac»»lo. rf ...... ? 0 n n n II C O TRY CLUB Pro Alex sending a check or money order to The 29-year^ld native of Santa A Rosen, with five doubles, three four runs. Dark who receive most of the ac­ lump*. putouta on hard-htt balls which triples, ten home runs and 85 total gaiped 19 points to climb into a QuagHs. rf ...... 1 0 0 0 0 a Hackney reporta that.rain haa cur­ Mr*. Kathleen Ponticelll, 382 Rita, N. M., and husband of tennis second-place 118 in the Natlon.il The win was the third for >Ma- Hiviisa, cf 0 , u 0 0 o Hackmatack street Mra. Pontlcel- claim for the Giants' tremendous It began bark In the cxhibilln)i would have skipped through fof bases, is setting the pare In the son’s against no defeats. Thompson, cf ...... 1 1 0 0 0 tailed acheduled action on five of gamca. we recall, ultchcra nobody fdayer Nancy Chaffee^ holds a League; wIGv-Gtnelanatl-'s Joe Ad­ the taut'aix gundaya irt. the Man- H la president-ol the LIUle League eariy season showing. a aiin-baked dlamoniH number bf home run records.. One Amcrlca'hXeague with a .654 slUg'-' " ^'irtdness proved to be the do^^ The baaeball world atlll remem­ ever heard of before took turns na well na slowing up screamara 16 R.\LPII KINEK glng percentage. -Ro^n has been cock at .333. FYankle Baumholtz Totals ...... 3fi. 7 8 2t .1 4 cheeter Country Club course. Boosters (Jlub, sponsors of the of his most unusual Is hitting of Chicago is tied for third place fair of Banjo Galli of Dcci'a. He Runs bsttod in. R. Jarvis 3; H. Au­ house to house drive for funds. bers that It was Thomson who won confounding the game's beat-paid tha outfield, one* they land, . '< weight homers in four straight at bat 136 times and has garnered allowed 10 bases on balls and his gust 2; B. Papanl 2: E. PsKsni 2; HEAVY TRAFFIC—Fred Agabaahtan, inset. Will be In the pole peittlon when-the S3 feateat qualtflera slugger*. Little altentiort waa paid Whether the weather haa contrB With Robinson at .330. two^base hits. 45. Pseanl, H. August. th* pennant for the Giants lest games. 44 hits. Averages Include games mates aided the wiiiners* scoring WET GROUNDa cauaad poat-^ roar Into tha southwest turn at th* atari of the 36th SOO-mll* cae* before 150.000 at th* Indianapolis year with his dramatic homer at the time, for an.v expert worth billed maierlnlly to th* great, played last. Sunday. . Ted KUiszewski is in sixth place R. Jarvis; thrcc*base hits. Oaill: Immc ponement of. yeaterfiay .aftfrnoon'a MIRACLE POWER—AP Muf­ Here‘s what Klner says about Sports Mirror at '.323. The 'Clnclnnatr first base- by misculng four times. ■ ...... -yns." Thompsrm';••s^olcTr haFcs; M,ismr;..... fler 'Cllnlc tdhlgfil a t '7:30 at "th# Motor. Rpeeda’ay. AgahaehUn ecqha the winner!# share at- more than t300,000 -l» -prla* money In. a against Brnoklyn In the final play- alioottng 'knowa -lhat -the pltehera pitching- w# will k n n w - sooH The two leaders finished far ffacrlftceS. N. PsKViil; double pls>*s. achadulad achoolboy baaeball gamt slx?eyllnder Cummtna Diesel Special. (NEA). . bitting and about home runs: Benny and Eddie Paganl hit Brltjah American Club will fea­ nff game. Yet, how many rer.ell always are ahead of the hitters In enough. Some nbaervsni expect th* down -'the -ahigglng ■ list,,-last-aea- map has hiked. ,h,ls. .a.yer.ag?...i3 well- f o r the -losers: — ^ — J2.,,PA4tAJiL,.to JIv-*'..*C«r-^... at- Mt? Nabo. b«tw««n Mandveatar. -the-aprlng:.— ------...... “ ‘'Pieft M T A comfortable m n w points before an ankle injury side­ rcnll; left on bases. Decl's 8, Mason's ture Wild Bill Randall, well-known IRal 'll wia" V^Tle.v' ‘Ixie'Ifm'ah' *h’d htttera-to-tnkg-xhRi'Ka''tn-RrlitltTy' Today A Year Ago—Dick Chap­ son. Rosen, although he drove out Frankie’s and Green Manor High and Eaat Hartford High. Th* Keadera. were aasured It waa once tha mercury starts climMn, and a good spot In the batter's man won the British Amateur lined him. 11; bases on hslls. Galll 10, John.*fm fi; midget and big car auto racer. made the situation possible with a box. Don’t stand too close to the 24 homers, hit for 256 total bases meet Wednesday night at 6:15 at slrlke-outs. Galll 3. Johnson 6; hit bv game ha* been reacheduled for purely a temporary condition and and the veterans begin to feel thali Open .:golf_ ttjtle jy ; defeating St. Louis's Stan Musial, last pitcher, by Johnson. B. .Pairanl. H. Monday, June 2 at S:15 at Nebo. Randall'* appearance la being double t h a t . knocked In the ■ -plate ortoofar-away. - - In. 583.. trips to. the, plate.,for. 6 ..147. the ..Charter.. JDak...... J.uiUe firei' -eun- -of -the Inningr - kayoeyl- _W-fCf„"EuariuUecd_. Uve altuatkm. year*- ln..tha. jnlddla- Initing*.... Charles Coe,' A -iln 'a n Xir-Ameri­ mark. Adcock, with only 150 banes year's "I5(fiuhg "cTiSmptan.- is "sev^ 0VrrnTit1t*vrtra tmchW;'Gtin ■JrbYflblTe.**-- ■sponaored...b y Edward- -and -V ic Easiest Field in History "Keep your hands away from Brazauskas is slated to hurl for, Snow; time. 1:35.* DellaFera. proprietors of the Man­ atairter Don Newcomhe and put wguld sort Itself out once th* hit- They could, however, b* wronjf, can final. In 395 at bats, elided up with .380. enth, .320. followed by Duke Sni­ NINO PAGANI, leading batter t.-rs found their e>>es. Ohvlnuiil.v, j^ur body and always be loose. der of Brooklyn. .311. chester Auto Parts. All men Inter­ th* tying runa on. the baara? for theta is at least one mot* pos- . "I hold my hands and arms high, Five Years Ago—The Brooklyn Total bases are figured on the with the Hartford UConn baaeball the plWhers failed to rend H. alblllty. Maybe Iher* aren’t as Dodgers walloped the New York basis of one for a single, two for Hank Saner Of Chicago, who son and Avila. Cleveland. 45; Tox. team during th* recently complet­ ested are Invited to attend. Ready for SQOrMile Race Again It waa Thon(*on whb They're all dreaming o f 25'and 3(1- j, "Try not to stride too far. The leads the league in homers with Chicago and Rosen. Cleveland, 44. many good hitters' around aa there Qlnnts, 7-3, at the Polo Grounds a double, three for a triple and MAJOR LEAGUE Doubles—Priddy. Detroit and Marion, ed leaaon, report* that the Rec proved to be the big nm-prodiiVer gnme arnsona and are not Interest­ less you atrlde the leas you can nine and rpns batted In wit'h 38. is LAST N lOirnS acheduled Twi­ leal night as the Giants tangled war* even a few year* ago. A8 be fooled. Wstch the ball all the before 51,780, largest crowd ever four for a homo riin. To compute THE ' VV’ONDEB' RGY—*Bniy Loes was laughed aC In Sprlni fit. Louts, 9'^^ Lepeto. Boston; Robinson. Boftball League may turn into a ed In axioma. Manager Oaaey Btengel of tha' to ,ace a NaUonal_J^ague night a batteFs slugging average the ninth, with .309, while Philadel­ Chicago, Kell, Detroit, Yost and Jen- "pitcher'* league" before many light League gamt between Pratt Indtanapolia, May 27— (F)..—A broken aucceaalvaly by Andy Lin- with* the Dodger# at the Polo , .IjlUjpa^ ..It,,,J.eavea the training,.-,hut. the InMedlbja Jy^^^ and.. ..Whitnay. and Hamilton.. .ira* It la cualomnr.v In cases aueh Yankees said the othdr day: "Mayu total’tfmes'at 'baf are' phia's: Jaek ' Mayo-' i» teoUi,- -307,> tnora ■week*'have"paBaedi Some vt MeM that broke the.track.quaU(y>.den- - of-^- fioa' Aagwleei’-:--Fred. *' ■■ T eera roA V B RSHULTB Orounda: far ..tha.: Arot. lim a. oUic* ■(tjf'thia ■fff'Tiaiti'The'Baai»baff ’hi*ntit' pitcher's bland.' right-hander has turiied into the hoticsf articiq in the majors. (NEA) Cleveland’s Al Rosen continued Triples—Blmpson.? Cleveland and postponed due to wet grounds. that fateful fins) ..playoff game. ■he' th14 "Wh’ t a hitters''leagmar M Ten Years Ago- Jlmmy..'De- the. total bases made on all hits. Delslng, St. Louis. 4; Minoso. Chicago. Ing record four times will start Agabaahian of Albany, Calif., .and . Nalleeal facturers on the carpet ami de­ more." , ^ • "BASICALLY, try to hit the ball his conslstefit hitting to take over Avila and Rosen, Cleveland. Mullln, Wednesday night the Rldgea plays O Ir ta n I. SI. Louis 0. Bobby slammed a home run In his maret won 4 and 3, ox4r Vic HANK HAUER, the big gun In By TIIK ASROriATED PRE.SS Friday in the 36th annual 500-mile Bill Vukovich of Freenq, Calif, mand to know what they have In support o f the theory, a where It Is pitched: second plaqq behind DiMaggio in Detroit and Wlt*on.'Washington, 3. Morlarty Brothers. auto rare at IndiaBapolls Motor Nineteen of th* 38 qualifiers were N e « ’,Tork. 4,’ Brooklyn 2. first time st bat and drove In three "Of course, when you y^'ant to Ohexzl In the first roun'd of the the Chicago Cub's attack, Is giving NATItlNAL I.EAUVK Stolen bases—Rlzzulo. New York. 9; Pl(lsbu»h I. (^nclnnttl I, done to the official pellet. The only glance at the batting averagss Adcock: a run for National League the Anierlcan League. Rosen, who Rstting~-Enr.is. Philadelphia, .344; Avila. Clevelaml. Throuo>»rrry •''>s- CALL. Speedway. Californians. I Bostos-pliiuesiphit. postponsd. run# as the. Giants ^'hipped their thing le, they alwn,VB say the same, gQtl-to..4PiH.EOA champlanahlp______tng tjie paqe-in- Jjome-ritns -AMerltaa - ahowi^ Uiat The few eatabllahad Twenty Years. Ago—Frank sluggi'hg Tionors. The husky" fly^ Dodgers’ Loes^Beddzzlingy LbcTtmanT Nf'w York and Adcfick.' Cln- ^ 0 7 -5 r I>tMaKKiu;~pp.stonr~Valo. P lilli - BATTINO"AVERAGES Of Man­ Th* 83 atartmrkveregetMSO.DO*- " AtiHBRTD~A8CARI" -o f—Mlteir,- tnterborough ftvatar--4-9r- to—take Thai they lifnTJh'T'ilone ariyl.TilngTd' “aluggera, Th'“ each” Tei(ni*'“itlfi art eut In front of'the ball and pull It. and runs batted with 10 and 28, clnnati, ;333: BaumhoUx. Chicago and delphla. Rivera. St, Lo019 and Jensen, Wsshlntton i, Phll«4elehlt t, .. over fifet place from the Dodgers Shields of the United States de­ chaser, the league's leading home Washington. '4. GhafiM W. Laitirop chester High players going into milea an hour in the lO-mll* Italy, driving a V-12 Felrarl, mad* ] Bnston s. Heir Tork I. their product since Babe Ruth hit getting their knocks and virtually However, when the situation de respectively, Is hitting .338. Robinson, Brooklyn. .330. th* starting lineup. by a. half game. mands a hit to score an Important feated Australia’s Harry Hopman run hitter with nine, ranks secopd Runa-"-Lockman. New York. 30; Pitching—Marrero. Washington 4-Hannibal.' past week, while 'Robinson’s mark Chicago. 8. RECORDS /2 rri69 BASEBALL PRACTICEi There were no additions to the Tony BettenhaUsen of Cincinnati .. . . . i . . . 17 17 ,Mk> * stands, hix fifth of the aei^aon. He walked him. | Triples— Thomson, New York. 6: PhllatlclBhia ...... 14 It .433 9 'i I^mgue. The Tribe outfielder, who fell 17 points. Adcock. Cincinnati Snd Mays. New Brown and Beaupre tonight at 6 loll of 42 persona killed at th# Perk, III,, who. wrecked Le Wil­ Whltey also starred In the field, "I wasn't takin' any chances,” , "He hasn’t tried to tamper New York’s Mickey' Mantle Will Over DeMarco tr. Lenufi .j...... ]« 30 .444 10 was on the shelf with a perennial with my stylo," Billy explains. York. 4; 8 playera tied with 3 each. at the Charter Oak Lot*. Nassiff track since it opened In 1909. lard's 1B.51 winner Saturday, quali­ Bnatnn ...... Ii 13 .400 11 accepting a dosen chancca with­ early season leg ailment, has come says the lean laddyduck: raised his average 37 points to Home ^ Runs—‘Sauer. Chicago. 9; POTTERTON’S Arms Thursday night at 6 at th# Only Bayllsa Levrett o f Glen­ fied t Blue Crown gpeclel. ^ b h y Pittahucfh ...... 7 30 .133 13Vk out a mlacile. He haa made only Agninat a meat-ui'.y -of such "He. lets me .pitch my. own. game. land In eighth posttion at ■ .316. W fk o ,.. -Brookdyji,-.S ;.-.MAUicwa,. dialup Charter Oak Lot#.— ...... - • Amarkaw with a rVislT'ahB Hla 24 Kilii,' 'good and Adcock. Cincinnati, 7; Campan«;Ila. dale,' Oellf.i waa" aeridusly .hurt m Ball of Phoenix. Arix., got Into ih'e' Clevelaml ...... 24 1.3 'OH*' erwr Tft '334 ■ chance*' thja capacity It isn't any wonder Loes As a recruit fn 19,50, Loes did The Yankee outfielder went six for Brooklyn, May 27,-^(:n- Arthur lineup in the new Anated Rotary .343 for 48 bases, put him at ,588. Brooklyn’. 6. King, the Canadian boxer from th* crashes. That was May 10 tVtahiegtnn ...... 30 U .513 . 34 aeaaoh. —22, slx-foot‘ two. 170 pn9rt«dy <3). tripiwr of the year and hla second Dark gray, hydramatio drive, rhdio and healer. with only threj home runs and .'57 'The ^Cincinnati Reds finished lo. Boston and Rosen. Cleveland. 24: Boh Swelkert of Lots Angelea Albany •( filnjrhRmton (3). ipakM...tne look fastfr, A good the lirat time In TO , professional .tuu-lap.. J-ecord. of-IASA .mllaa ..an. In two. days, to laad th* Pittsburgh Quey's TydoL Station total bases. Is floundering at the born only a mashie shot from deep Simpson su’d Boone, Cleveland. 21. aijtf Trxris rapiaefl WebTi'Af'Dav- ■ ■ S^hl.ixmaport at Reading t»r.- In the heart of Manhattan, is the cuiwe makes a good fast one pos- secorvd'lo the l4ew York Giants in Runa Batted In—Roaen. Cleveland. boiits, and ended a string of 18.. hour Saturday in a qualifying a t-' Pirate# to a 6-3. victory over the 510 IIAKTFDIID r o a d TEIjjPHONE 2-8281 .370 mark. Ted Williams, the AL's Motor ton. O.. were ''bumped” from fh. NF.XT TO THE DAIRY QirEEN . . -boy- who -o n cc—tokl ■ • the '■ Oinntsr ______—- ... .pj.Lshioe,... .alftlf- ..bQuts..ih... which. De .Marco .bad..been Umpt- stopped by' engine- trouble. Ciaeinoatl.Rada------»SD BOWK SPE0ttb44K>OIL ~ YenSrfng^^Iggcr3o^ctl 'q' . Billy-the ICid la. superb .under pOmpUed a. 3.70 . carnedrrun aver? Baonp-. clcveund and Vernon, waab- flfi'eap 'btrt'VnRde'n'gfalh irother • nucifn (ROAorfn 'WcTealii'rtrWoty^^ When-they offered him S8(KK): inmoh, '21; ...... undefeated. King weighed 139 1-4,' The qualifying record had been Cera. fORrrVr J-O. Nithl, In the American League, the Dark green, d.vnallow, radio, heater, seat covers, excellent Marine uniform early this month. pressure, doe.sn't lose his poise. age. De Marco 139. Olla, Federal Tire# and Tube*. C!ar washing—expert lubrioo- "1 can triple that for you et Hlti—Roblnaon, Chleaxo, '46; Slmp- Mike Naxaruk of Hempstead, Detroit (N>whou»»r 6-3) At ClivAltnd Boston Red Sox thraahed the New Urea. A very clean ear. The American I-eague record for the gate the first game I pitch." (W ynn 8-BK Nifht York Yankee*, 6-3. aa Don I>n- fldn. "Everything GomI for I'our-rsr." Come In and get *o- the highest slugging nercentnge'ln N. Y.. second In th* I95l rare, WABhInirton (M-ArrAm 4«0). . s( .New quiilntrd with our "Friendly Hervlce.” a season Is .847, bv Babe Ruth in Branch Rickey signed tho Won­ went out. Tnrk (ReynnISe 4-S). NI(M. hardt drove In five runa with .a der Boy for »21,000 in 1018. PMIsdelphIt (B yrd 0-JI at Boetnii fhree-;rim homer and a two-nin 1920, Rogers Homabv hold.s the NL Walt Faulkner of Long Beach, (Henry 5-1). ’50 CH.DS o r 2^ _ _ 1-ate in a dose game against Calif., who twine held the track double. mark of .756, .established Jn 1925:. the ■ Pirates, he -walked--the- first Nsllaeal Sid Jliidaon pitched end hatted 4 wo,: Vlfheti. car 'tiQif(Mi 'n il 7h' tlthW' fo' (jualtry. Utar -waatiUtgUm:. 'Senacoca -tit .a.:.5(-3. glola went to two balls, Loes ap Aniton (SpAhn 8-8 And Blckfon.' 1-4) triumph over the Philadelphia i i i Last Nigh I *8 Fights Al PhttAdAlphlA (Rob#rtA 7-1 And 81m* pcared tip.ieU Dressen rushed to mopA 3*1). Tw l-nitht double hfAdpr. Athletics. Hudson allowed nine the hill. ClnrlnnAti (BlArkwAll 1 -0 At PlttA* hits and helped win hla third game ’50 MERCURY 4-DOOR "That last pitch was a strike," Gavilan, Turner biirtN (KHnP 0*4). by driving In two runa. By The As.sociatcd Pres.s By BEANS REARDON 8t. Lm jii (8tAlpy 7*3). At ChiPAffo Blue, completely equipped with radio, heater and plastic Brooklyn—ArthilT King. 138 3-4, grumbled Loes. 24 Years In National League -BEAUPRE, (KllppAlPin 8-3). * BILLY PIERTE picked up a pair seat covers. "Yeah, but it’a gone now,” Dres Question: HpW many ex-Yankees To Box July 7 tAUrBAllABAl of victories aa the Chicago White Toronto, outpointed Paddy De­ sen .said, "Forget it." MontTPAl At 8prinird9M (I p. m .) Marco, 139, Brooklyn (10). are still In the majors and what 30 BISSELL STREH Sox swept two games from the "But It was a strike," Loes in-, clubs are they with 7 St. Loula Browns, 10-6 and 6-2. Allentown, Pa. Clarence Hen­ sistcii. He Seemed unaware he lyas Philadelphia. Mey 27—(#V- The ’SO OLDS "ROCKET 88” 2-DOOR ry, 193, Los Angeles, stopped Mayr xtnawrr; At last count, there The first game waa the comple­ In a Jam. That last call was the were 27 former eagerly-awaited Xld Cavlicn-Gil tion of the luspended game cf Dark gray, h,Vdramatle'drive, radio, seat rovers, heater— nsrd Jones, 198 1-2, Wilmington, thing. The raw-boned right-hander Sports Schedul^ excellent tlrea Del. (4). New V o r k Turner welterweight title fight la April 20. Pierce waa touched for pitched rtmself out of. the* hole, Americans"^ Anally all set for July 7 at Phlle- nine hits in the regulation game Brooklyn—Bill .Bos.slo, 126 1-4, saved a 2-0 shutout. -Pittsburgh, outpi'inietl George Sin­ p I a n g In the deohla'S: Municipal Rtadlum. Tueeday.'May 27 but notched his fourth win against Asked what accounts for his b I g 'k'aguea, 23 Promoter Herman Taylor an­ High at Briatol. (Night game as many losses. clair, 128 1-4, Montreal (8). cpolncss, Billy blandly replies, at Hussy Field). ’50 DODGE MEADOWBROOK, 4-DOOR Chicago — George Berry, In the Junior nounced . yesterday that he had Rain washed out a acheduled Blue, compute with radio, heater, seat rovers. A low mile­ "iVhat’a there to worry about ?" wheel: , ROY MOTOR?, reached an agreement with ,4ngel Wedacaday, May in night game between the Boston I 133 1-2. Gary, Imi, oiitpointcil While Loes was oft to a splendid RIdget va. Morlarty’*. 6—Nebo. age i-ar. I Serge Ceuaterman.s, 138, Rouen, Tommy Byrne,' Lopes and Fernando Belido, ta- Brave* and Phlllle* In Philadel­ start, he doesn't look for easy go­ Stubby Overmire,' 241 NORTH MAIN STREET managera of Gavllan. the title- Green Manor va. Frankie’s 6:15 phia. Cleveland and Detroit were France (81. ing the second trip around the Duane Plllette. holder from Cube, and George —Charter Oek. not tchpdiiled. wheel’. 8t. Bridget’s Va. Lutherans, 6:15 FKOM CHESH TO WRESTLl.NG tl I m D e 1 a 1 n g, Kata, pilot of the unbeaten Turner '49 OLDS "ROCKET o r 2-DOOR "Eventually the batters are gon who makes hla home her*. —Memorial. AT ROY MOTORS Dark gray, hydramatir drive, seat covers, radio and heater. Diek K f y^oski, na get to . me." he says bluntly n iff Mapps ant Th* two fighters will sign <-on- ...... Thursday. May 2t. New YbrTt- (AT Henry Witten­ "but I won’t be ashamed to be High VI, Middletown, 3:15-- berg. the elght-Umo ' National Clint f.'oiirliiey. tcacte. for the bout Jim* 9 with dlhurcli Softball . . shelled. After all. It's been, a long th* champion probably receiving Nebo. 1949 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION AAV wrestling champ and win­ time since we've, had any 30-game S t . L o II I I '49 PACKARD CONVERTIBLE COUPE B r n IV h s; Tom 46 per cent of the net receipt* North Methodtet" va. Second f.^tagiip Schedule ner of the 1948 Clj-mplc light winners." Congo*, 6:15--Memorial. 4-DOOR SEDAN Light blue, electric windous, radio and heater. Enjoy the Ferrlek' Bob Reardon end tha rhallenger 26 per rent. heavyweight wrestling crown, be­ 'n iE B R O O K I. Y .N stcam-tip. Friday, May 86 open rojBd In this one. gan his career as a member of Porterfield, D on Th* Gavilan-'Kimer meeting dream-up department has a hot will be th* night before th* All- Moriarty'a v^. Fairfield’s, 2 Key to teams. 1948 PLYMOUTH DELUXE CLUB COUPE the chess team at CCNY. Later ope In, Billy lie s , and .It Isn't: wast­ Johnson, Eddie Stewart, Dick 1. Cantor . Congoa StanP, Jackie Jensen, Frank Shea 434 CENTER STREH Bter base*iall game at :flMbe 'Parir. H a ia o r ia l :.Fi*ide«e.»::'i-:.v...... he swttched to the cbtlege^s wrest­ ing any time building him up jjnto home of the Philadelphia Athletics Yenkeea vs. Cerda, 8:80—Memo­ 2. Zion Concordias ling team. Wittenberg Is now a a king-size gate attraction. and .Arable WlUon, Washington , 3. nt. Bridget * 1948 DaSOTO CUSTOM 4-UOOR SEUAN H9 BUICK SUPER 4-DOOlbELUXE Senators; BUI Wight, Randy Gum- and Phillies. rial Field. Dark green, radio, new tires, heater, new seat covers— detectlve-.sergcant- on the New The bobbysoxers are crazy about 4. Emanuel Lutheran pert and Glia Niarhos, Red Sox; Satarday, May 31 merhanleally excellent. York City police force. the phenom. The flahing paradise of Argen­ Red Sox VI. Dodgers, 2—Memo- 5. North Methodlat 1948 PLYMOUTH BUSINESS COUPE AIHe Clark and Honk Majeskl, 6. Second Congo*. Athletic*; Gerry Priddy, Tigers; tine la the I’ast Nehuel Huepi ro- rial Field, glon. The area Is coyered with i Auto Parte va. Legion, 3:80— FIRST ROUND and Sherman LolUr, White Sox. Monday. May 26- 1-2. 1947 CHEVROLET FLEETLINE SEDAN '48 OLDS 98 4-DOOR DELUXE On the: National League aide, Plymouth Dealers In MamJiester lakcg,' atreama end rivers. I Memorial Field. Wednesday, May 28 -3-4. r.LXgbt .green,; bydrulsatte .drive,: seat eevein; vBttli^ M iihmu' 44. wtOi :.Dh(- Ckeaet 'Oi V Ch.fwxq^' -I -‘''•titnriwtay';' ■ 19470NEVR0LET m O X E S P ^ excellent tires. -... ______o.. Jack PhlRIps, Pirate*; Karl Drews, And Mofliban of CennocHcut nymeulA Doolarg AssoelotioR _ - - Monday, June 2-^ 2-3. __ “ ...... i - O Phini(^';-4 Lew' Burdette, BrmveaV Wednesday,'Tiih'e-4^—4-5. .•-AvTc FrMaV,'Jtme 1947 D9SOTOOUSTOtl4?DOOR SEDAN trOLfleO'MIdMMR 7, f. I.'* I. »V?rtXV4r«ffcN,>A's-yi<’4r>,“A' A.f4;y7.4V.-. (mean In baseball years ago? S a n f o i. ■ Wednesday, June 11---4-3. 1947 .Dark green, hydramatic drive, radio and beater, good tires. It meant an Inning. A run Friday, Juna W , -5^1.’' was called'an aeK"anil If took'21 rlov» Free Tickets For The Model Plane Monday, June Id" r 5-2. 4.m)0R SEDAN OyerheatiAg occa to win a game. 5 0 % Wednesday, June 18-^-3. '46 BUWK SUPER 4-DOOR Q. What club led the National Friday. June 20 - 4-1. Dark green, scat covers, radio, heatef. A deluxe car. League in teifm batting last year? Monday. June 23.--fi-3. 1947 HUDSON 4-DOOR SEDAN A. Brooklyn, with a .275 av­ Contest To Be Held At Keeney Park, i N x H R E 0 8 K Wednesday, June 25.—3-1. erage. See how you save on what- < Friday. June 27—4-6. ’ 1947 CHEVROLET STYLEMASTER RECOND ROUND Spoc* doM nor pormir us to list oil tho cars in - TRYOUT CAMP. ^ Exchoiig* CcMing Monday, June 30 -2-1. SPORT COUPE ; o u r lo r. ever tires you need—with Hartford, June 21 and 22 Wednesday, July 2—4-3. Meriden, May 27—edV—Young­ Friday. July 3—(P5. 1947 DeSOTO DELUXE 2-l|00R SEDAN sters, 16 years of age or over who, our biggest special in yean! Monday, July 7 -3-2. waht to beolns bal} players for the' Wedneaday, July 9—5-4. DRIVE DOW N AND SEE FOR YOURSELF Brooklyn Dodgers get a chance to N EW TIRES Friday, July 11-1-6. 1942 PONTIAC " r 4-DOOR SEDAN show'.tluir stuff here June 23-25 Limited time only! Come FULLY GUARANTEEIV-ONE YEAR Monday. July 14—6-3. at Insilco Field when the bums Any Boy or Girl In Moncheitor and Vicinity May Wedneaday, July 16—2-4. 1941 PLYMOUTH COUPE set up a tryout camp. The camp (Exchanfc Old Tire Plus Tax) Friday. July 18-5-1. will be set up by Whltey Piurek o{ in TODAY!^' ‘ . ’ Monday, July 21-2-6. 1941 CHEVROLET FLEETLINE SEDAN Open Evenings W'est Haven, Dodger fepresenta- ' 'S Got Ono At Any Of Thoto Throo Doaltrt. 8.90x11 — 810.85 8.48x15 — -812.85 Wednesday, July 2.3—3-5. tive In this area, i^e'youths will Friday. July 25 -1-4. 1941 CHRYSLER 4-DOOR SEDAN LET US STEAM CLEAN,YOUR work out from 10 a. m. to 2 p. mi. Monday, July 28—2-5. Anyone who slgtir a DMger «!on- 151x15 — $18.95 iT Ix iS — -812.95 Wedneaday, July 30—1-8. tract,. Piurek says, wtill be reim-J Friday, Aug. 1--6-4. 1941 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR RADIATOR AND BLOCK WITH burted for his expenses during the 830x18 — 818.58 7.18x15 — Playoffs starts Au^st 6. workouts. All games are scheduled to be 1940 DeSOTO 4-DOOR SEDAN Don’t W oit-See os Howl Bring These Tickets To Keeney Pork, Hartford, 7J8x15 -r— 817.58 7i0 x15 — - $15.75 played at Memorial Field starting HYPRESSURE at 6:15. Tuesday night has been A clean cooling syetiun act aside for makeup games. MANCHESTER * saves gas and oil On Either Of these Two Days and Deposit them e saves motor wear JENNY TRUSS RniNG - 300 USID TIRIS JN STOCK— * saves repair bills By AKRON Ortuluated Experts There and You Wilt Be Eligible For The Drawing Of USiD T U lU — ALL sais Also Abdominal Supports, Elas­ TOYS MOTOR SALES CLARKE MOTOR SALES tic Hosiery, and all types of BANTLY SERVIGENTER Boy's or Girl's Bicycle. * 1 11 A For tha Klddlea enrghuU appliances. Frivate Fit­ "YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER" v^ampoeu i\ui :o ouppiy, m e. 301 BROAD STREET. MANCHESTER ting Room. Arthur Drug Storis Largs Aasortmant \i WEST CENTCR STREET AT HARTFORD ROAD 333 MAIN STREET TEL. 7 2 5 9 2f BISSELL STREET PHONE 51«7 TELEPHONE 2-2012 ANYTIME Quina’s Pharmacy MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER* CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1962 PAGBFIFTBIN F O U S i r a m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 27,, 1962 uiUMt ()I>T 4»l'b W \ \ BY J. R. WILLIAMS BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLB DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE _ Automobiles for Sale 4 Automobilw for Sale Offered 13-A Bonda—Stocks— Help Wanted— Male Articles for Sale Household Goods WE'LL ALL; BE NaTH'SfTtlN' t (SOT IT BV SRAPCVlNE 'fUE FAP/.f ONLY TUE Answtr to Provlout Pusil^ Mortgages SI REPLACE Your, baby crib mat­ COUNTRY bVERHEAD _ CHEVROLETS 1990-l'o91-1949, 36 WEAVING of bums, moth holes VU^LXIM' UKE fO Sm O N WILL COPA'^EU RE VOU'VE AiMtomyLtssoji Sense and N onsense C l a s s i f i e d '-monHie-to-pay. Forget 1-3 4own.- and- tom clothing,-hastary -runsr -FIRST ■ a n d - -Second • mortgage* TREE. ..CLIMBERS,;—and gxound tress .now at sale prices,. OuF reg. -CHAISE LOUNGES TH4B-FROIA WtN OUT—c u t S r m M ' IN AU-R3S Vouft MINDS ENABLES m e A n SII g s a y i n g s Douglaa Motors, 333 Main street. bandbaga repalied, tipper re- bought for our own account Fast men wanted. Phone 7699. 815.95 Waterproof inner spring AFTER parkin: M A 30R /-*^N D TKEY'RE ME TO KEEP MY ^ Women give themaeWei to <3od Tramp (piaea of pi* In hla hanil) .placement, umbrellai repaired, mattresses now only 811.95, FROM $29.95 AND UP By TH' TWie -S ee Our Large Selection Of . confidential service. Manchester WANTED—Painters ai)d paper- -you WALK. SETTirlB RETOV TO ENROLL, IRE IN CHECK ■O tnO N T A L YBBIYCAL when the Devil went* ..nothing aaid ((> the houaas^a: ' 1' i M vertisem ents New, and Used Cars Joday 1941 PONTIAC six-cylinder sedan- men's shirt collars rsvetsed and Investment Corp., 887 Main terms. Benson's Furniture, 713 more to do with them-—Sophie "If It’s all light with you, lady, hangers. R.- Opalach, 10 Wood HALF WAV TO Y(?o IN A PuSLii^6PEAK.-A^ Better DASW 'You.'', IPwrtof th* 1 Wb«t a dog a/ASSlFIED ADVT. We Trade Wild ette. Beautiful tu-tone green replaced. Marlow'a Little Mending street Phone 9416. Main street. Amould. I'd rathar aaw the pia ahd aat tfca Lan*. Tel. 4966. WHERE 'lOU'RE IN® COURSE IN WiHCH V^MOT LET <50 PLAY,^ IMI waga DEPT. HOURS; paint. What a knockout! Radio, Shop. FOLDING. CHAIRS 450IN', hOU-RE THE PROFESSOR THE (SUM- VSJITH wood.” w 1933 Dodge—Radio and heater, 2- s n ir U o fU w „ 1 A t o p ____ heater, very clean. , Douglas AA£<3lN' DOWN AWUSJK.OF; ' 5HOES RNOiN The drunk wea eli^ n g happily: 8:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. door deluxe. l.ow mileage. A big B osin m OppprtunUIes S2 ’W A im cp- *^Dishwa*her.-r“ Apply SCREEN 'and ' 'slbfm window*,' MOOR . IHairaround Motors, 333 SJaln rtreet. “ ; " ~ ' P . ' 5 0 n F u p . ■ eUBBER: 3ELONGTO 'MO-VtoS/, hMd M he triad without eiiceaaa to fit Sha (awaetly) ii- And you aty saving. Building—Contracting 14 Center Restaurant, 499 Main Various sizes; Call 3406. the ay at street. ; THAna^LB • lUghtando— his key .Into the front, door, lock.' you ware In.tba town wbara I was 1990 Ford 2>Dr. Sedan—Radio and ' r 196Q_STUDEB AK.ER...... GROCERY . And Delicatessen . ■ • ’— tCBamlMlfat „ COPY CLOSING TIME BUIUOBR-Oarpenter—First .idasa ■ktorr, fully 'Stocked; also’ eqntp*- I CLUB : At laat a man appeared at an up­ bom last weekT helKr, TS',000 nilles.' Likd ndw In ’ WAjJujjaj—Cab ^ri'rers, full MWbictMW S Minilcker stairs window and erl.sd; He—Yes, , FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. all respects. 2-TON TRUCK work. New homes. Blueprints ped for butcher shop. Two large Boats and Accesaories 46 ' CHAMBERS - /THEY'LL available. Also alterations, re­ rooms in rear of store, suitable part time. Apply City Cab, 'T A 8 '> © 0 llXxpaetoration f Wathad lightly Man—Beat It, you fool! You've She (cooing)—And you thought 1990 Plymouth Deluxe 4-Dr.—Ra­ 12 FOOT Cafivaft covered Wolver- AT t h e GREEN got the wrong house. of ms. Bob? MON. THRU FRl. dio and heater, very , clean, low 14 foot stake body with h.v- pairs, garages, etc. Phone Cov­ for living quarters. Cheap .rent. Purnell Place. ^ FOR A FAT 14CurvlATTEROF- 971 The sermdff had laated an hour aprawted- fa ct dowitwanl."”------W- 1991 PONTIAC eight Chleftsin book ordiersTof Schofch-Hte nairae Broad street. ' ayUMda and a half alread.v-—an ,,hour and wriJtt watch with apeclal band. ful condition. ' etc, ■ Hardy plants—strawberry plates for top or rural mail boxes. board invited. Come In, let's get TACT.THE Matron—Aha, Provldanea deluxe four-door. Hydrsraatic. EXPERIENCED Waitress wanted! a quarter to the major prophets, u'C all 6186. 1947 Dodge Custom 4-Dr. Sedan-^ 9,900.miles. One owner. Brcellent and psparagui plants. Geraniums, acquainted. Ed's Marine Service, COMBINATION Gas and oil. Ben- COPS ARE- SOOraaicI sept nta hither to minister to this Apply In person. Center Restaur­ They shine like neon on darkest m andfthe preacher had not got a Radiii, heater. condition. Call Manchester 2< shrubs, evergeeens and fruit night. Also house numbers, name 10 Whitney atreet. East Hartford, gal range. Call 2-1261 after 5 p. 6C6PlClOOS= of wti poor Unfortunate. Parking her car- 1947 Chevrolet Stylemaater 4-Dr. trees. Woodland Gardens, 168 ant, 499 Main street. 1st building off of Silver Lane. m. 92 Ap^oab third of t h e w a y through this nearby, he rushed over and bagan Penonala 4806. plates and street stgna Good pay! minor onea yet.' At laat, ha pauaed Radio, heater. ' Woodland street. Phone 8474. Unlimited field! Permanent Sipn Tel. Hartford 8-5941. 34 One.who oglM'' giving the treatment for reeueelte- 1949 International 41 Ton, Pickup WANTED— Receptionist profes­ CLEARANCE Specials. Two large MICKEY FINN No Efiange! BY L A N K LEONARD 88 Figure to bt 'Impresaivaty, and explained; "And tlon. 'THE PROaPECrr HIU school for 1991 CHEVROLET Styleime de- sional office. Must have business bo., 3004 1st Avenue, So., Minne- —Xu new., tire*. Four speed luxe tudor sedan. Extra’s] 9.000 T.V. chairs in duran jlartlc.js'ere F uEU Haobakukwhere' ahall w« put Freaently .the man atlrrad. look­ ___ cblldrim. Pra-Klndargarten. TOURNAUD’S ..experiance. Good, salary....Call apoUa, Minnesota...... l OOtrr CARE HOW 0H,THBVVe 1 WLLilMCNlfOMEBACK, h'lm?'*‘ ...... transmission. miles. Obdd buy. PhOhe 2-9098. ~ ' Building Matertais 47 819:95, now 413.'88; ' SfaHogah'y" FAST you CAN 8ET ALWAYS SAIOA i u m a w ’em think ^ DijTERMINEO MMoamirtof ed up, and- spoke with great cHffl- ;* Xlndargarteii. Monday through 1941 Buick 4-Dr. Sedsn—Fine con­ 131 Lake Street 7234 after 6:30 p. m. cocktail table-f with glass In­ A man rose In the bark. row, culty. ‘ Friday. Transportation fumlah- 2 Panel Fir Doors .... 88.95 Each LOOK.PHIt-I'MYOUH I MO BREEZY BACH-IT'S THB LinOFTHINGSj WFPEREIfaXIXANCY/ TOGO, . typo (pi) dition. 1939 PACKARD, running condi­ Situations Wanted— sert, wa.s 811.95, now 88.88., Odd CLANCY-fiOT rasEWEaREtTcp^ GEHGEANT/ 31 Staggar "He can have my aeat, Mlater." . Man—Lady, I don't know what , «d. Mrs. Lola Tybur, director. WANTED—Woman for general F6IEN0!,AND IV TEUINVlEACH BCLOSBI 60M6 THAT WU HURT 1940 Plymouth 4-Dr. Sedan. tion. Excellent tires, radio, heat­ Tel. 7662 2' 8” X 6' 9" Combo Doors . .819.95 lots of box springs and mal- YOUTOFOR6BT7MS mder 1991 OTEVROLET Tudor^deluxe, All kinds of Transplant­ choice 834.88. Full sire solid wal- PAY IS CLOSER THAN 7 hERE ST PLANE 41 WUa 1938 Rtudebakar.dtDr. Sedanr:.,Ra^. .ly. typed, .correspondence, reports, .7.14-F t------:------—nut -panel bed,- was - 847.99; wow - - YOU TONK/ T -r-V W7YI0 HOURSL WYERONTHe-XM/ Florence—tHow ? ..!UW.hoJ»,.„...... , ...... — A-fl«w and Powergiide, ' riyiio,' healer. "M'any -49 ta n ...... - ■ Frank- It was "ai kiiavy as” ieaJli dlo and hester. ed Vegetable and Flower­ mana..ponaaa..Ql|l6I16.. BARLOW .MOTOR SALES running condition.. Price. 8.79, „C«.U,‘ MIXED POTS and Baskets for - Gall Hartford 2-KHll, Ext, 294 Flush ■■ Mahogany Donra, " Stain STOhaarrt ------Wapplng, Conn. 2-9898. have for sale 1952 17" Sylvania TOUNO Lady desires ride from cemeteries, $2 each and up. Grade from 89,00. TV complete with antenna and BOUTS AND HER BUDDIES How’s That Affain BY EDGAR MARTIN gn)g GLANCES Open Until 9 P. M. and Sundays Geraniums 76c. Annually dower­ Dogs—Birds— Pets 41 BY GALBRAITH Manchester Green School section Phone 9404 19.10 CHEVROLET H-ton pickup Other Building Materials At turn table. Magic Chef ga.'» f to vicinity of Pearl and Main truck. Private owner. Low mile: ing and vegetable plants 2Sc a HOUSEWIVES—Need extra these stove, chest of drawers with mir- ? - V»l«N .WVuVO I \SVsJt YWlft \ V3WISTK\»<3 RVV days? We have a part time. In- Competitive Prices .1.4tieeta___ iarifflt4v.._...JVn.rktnK4l.M.?___ B in m age. Excellent condition. Ca,n be dozen. .Evergreens 82. A large BEAG^LE PUPS^ Phone 614ft .ror, _Thflne,.2Jl6fl2.______A ~ OK .1 VOO mOOV YOR NOli*. ■— r - { hours 8 to 4:30, summer hours 8 Motor completely overhauled. seen at ^runder's Upholstery ■iCesOTtlflJnt of flowering STtruba m m r-ptiin-tn'^lp-yon.—Reliable, ViAVStl'O •XO Mic / neat, appearing mothers of school NA’nON AL BUILDERS r to 4. Phone 2-3241 sfte.r 9. New pelnt, gqod tires, fully equip­ Shop, 113- Main street. Phone and California privets at reason­ THOR Wringer wa.sher with drain, ? able prices. McConvllle's Green- age children can qualify. Write SUPPUES pump. Good condition, 829. CaU ped and seat cover*. 1940 Chev­ 4892. ■ ■•'i-Sii ■ I - - ; — rolet 2-door. New valve job, paint. . houses.-.302 ...Woodbridge . street. Box F..Herald.,,...... Live Stock-Vehicles 42 420 Dayenjwrt Ayenue .8011...... »-...... New Haven. Conn. ! Automobiles for Sale Good tire*. Both cars recondition­ Tei; 2-5947. Open ’HI 9. I. ------Auto Accessories—^Tires ‘6 WANTED—Salesgirl. Permanent Telephone 7-3997 MOWNG! Kelvinator refrigera­ J BEFORE YOU Buy a used »iar ed and ready to ,.go. See Bob position. Dewey-Ric'hman, 767 EIGHT WEEKS old pigs. Inquire Oliver today. Center Motor Sale*. LARGE SELECTION OF tor sofa, mahogany china closet, I see Gorman Motor Sales. Buick Famous brand batteries, Main street. 25 McNall street, or phone 5843. buffet. Inquire 542 Hilliard street. i Sals* and Service, 289 Main v e g e t a b l e and FLOWER Diamonds—-Watchefl— GET BETTER VALUE ON street. f4wn# 8-4971. Open eve^ written guarantee, 50rf. off. PLANTS WANTED^Young lady for office Jewelry 48 MOVING— Must sell 4-4- oil and ninge. work. Must be efficient in short­ Fouitry and Supplies 43 gas range, wbtteV.825. Phone 2- L A BETTER USED_CAR (All Transplanted) hand and typing. Experience LEONARD W., YOST. Jeweler, re­ ■ 4336.- , ------; 1991 PLYMOUTH Concord, heat- Limited tinrie pnly, ?1.00 down, preferred. Apply Carlylc-John- FOR SALE—Bantams. Rare Comb pairs, adjusts watches expertly. h i A T .. Geranium.'?, Vinca, Old’ EnglUh and Mille .Fleur. 1 er. Car like new, just the car for $1.00 weekly. son Machine Co., 52 Main atreet. Reasonable prices. Open daily: SAVE ON Ward'.'T Appliances. a woman. Call 2-1209. Ageratum, etc. Horace Reid, 650 Lydall atreet. Thursday evenings.- 129 Spruce Regular 8154.95 Supreme wash­ BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. J Cemetery urns, for .sale and EXPERIENCED Typist, anxious atreet. Phone 2-4387. er, now 8139.88; regular 8154.P-l iyO U CANT beat Pete on this CALSO SERVICENTER to do typing bookkeeping and BROAD BREASTED bronze tur­ console reversible rotary sewing one! 1949 Chevrolet 2-door Fleet­ iflSo Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan. we ahso will fill them if. dcr. •stenciling at home. Phone 2-3749. keys., Fresh frozen. Ready any­ time. 8 to 22 lbs. Schaub’s Tur­ machine 81 39.88t regular -$224.95 line Special. Bbtcellent condition. 436 Center Street sired. -i Garden—-Farm—-Dairy 7.1 cu. ft. refrigerator, freezing 1950 Buick Riviera Super— key Farm, 188 Hlllstown Road. ALLEY OPP Tough Luck, Marion BY V. T. HAMLIN Clarke Motor Sales, 801 Broad YOUNG LADY for statistical de­ Products 50 compartment, now 8199.88; regu­ street. Open eyenlng*. with dynaflow. Or Telephone f e l t h a m 's g r e e n h o u s e partment. Interesting and diver­ PLANTS for sale, tomato, bull lar 8264.95 8.9 cu. ft. refrigerator ANYONE WHO ( WHOfiAroYOU t,NOWS56AN BACICTO AWRIGHT.YOU ...BUT WHAT rU. LBWE HEY, LOOMT VOUK sified work. Good starting salary. HOULD SNEAKVyiAS A LADV? fGUtCH /HAIRY-FACEO ...BUSTED.' 11950 OLiDSMOBILB deluxe dub 1947 Ford Club Cpupe. 951 West Middle Turnpike Articles for Sale 45 nose and Italian peppers, savoy now only 8244.88; regular 829.95 VWkL BE OTRCTLY MUSKET,' rrs.... 4164, 4165, 2-0980 40 hours, Monday through Fri­ three-way portable radio now UP BEHIND A ' LEA4/E ME 7 gOKILLA.I'LL FOR THE BIRDS... • coupe, rabdel 88, radio, heater, at Wilbur Cross Highway day. Experience not necearary, and early cabbage. Iceberg and LADY AND BOOT ALONE! BUZZARDS • hyfkamatic, beautiful condition REFINJSH YOUR own floors romalne lettuce. 57 Florence only. 827.88: regular 819.95 per­ HERWTTH A LOW COST FLOWERS and vegetable plants, Call" for appointment. Roskin-Di.s- Eaaily done with our High-Speed sonal portable 817.95. Use our • throughout. Color blue, Douglas Trailers for Sale 6-A trlbutors, 275 Park Avenue, East street. SHOVEL IS NO ready now. An assortment of floor Sanders—Inexpensive. Com­ new credit terms. Only S.'S down { Motors, 333 Main, TRANSPORTATION Hartford. Hartford 89-9361. GENTLEMAN! 1042 HAWK-EYE house tralKjr, evergreen trees, nursery stock plete line floor finishing materials. on purchases up to 82(X>. 24 1942 Hudson 4-Dr- 1 1948 PLYMOUTH Station wagon, 22 ft. Redecorated with new fur­ All at reduced prices. Always BURROUGHS Bookkeeping ma­ The W. G. Glenney C?o.. 338 North WELL ROTTED cow manure. Call months to pay balance. Mont­ I special dlluxe, 8 passenger, cua- 1941 Oldsmobile 2-Dr. niture. Very good condition. Price open. Evenlng.se and Saturdays. chine operator for accounts re­ Main atreet. Phone 4148. Leonard Gigllo. 7083. gomery Ward. Main street. ! tom. Ebicellent condition, radio, 8800. Call Rockville 9-7397 after 379 Burnside A've. Greenhoure, 1940 Ford 2-Dr. Sedan. ceivable department. Good start­ ROYAL AND Smltb-CJorona port­ RHUBARB for freezing or can­ heater, 1979. Phone 7908. 4:30 p. m. East Hartford. 8-3091. ing salary. 40 hour week. Mon­ able and standard typewritera. ning, 20 lbs. 81; rhubarb roots, 1939 Oldsmobile Tudor Sedan. day through Friday. Excellent 6 CU FT. FRIGIDAIRE. Excel­ All makes of adding machines seven for 81. O'Connor, 71 Union Business Services Offered 13 working conditions. New alr-con- lent condition. Call 3406. . -1953 MBRGURYi 81,590. Gall own- Rooflhg—rSiding 16 sold or rented. Repairs on all Street. Phone 5698. ------ditToneffbulldlng, Call for appoint­ er 2-9297. • , . BALCH PONTIAC, Inc.' ANTIQUES Reflnlshed Repairing makea. Marlow’s. H U R pF lF oR T 'jiii* one, brand 1 5 5 -Centex. .St-CTMaxicheaUr. done on any furniture. Tiemann, FOR GUARANTEED Roofs that ment. Roskin Dlstributlor.', 275 '189"' ■ Soulh- j£fian“2tfeeU“ “‘PB6ne -irtBy-Off m-’KHjrirmff'BP '■''PiTHt'"/rrniwe.'^Eist’Kritrtnjrd: DarrHcb'ciaHv^ , ’ HaUSgllMBrG ...51 ’•'wVth^autiBmirt'f'C "def .... luxe 4-door, radio, heater, signal Phone 2-4645 .5643. gutters, conductors and root re­ No. 1, 8.3 cu. yard. Grade No, 2, GIRLS (3) Free to travel to Cali­ duced to 8299.50. One new 9 cu. S-27 lights, sun visor. Very sharp car. Open Evenings Until 10 P. M. pairs, Call Coughlin- 7707. 82 cu. yard. Delivered In truck ARE YOU- LUCKY ? ft. refrigerator, f-ave 8100. Terms TJLfcp. u. » m-00 4 See "Pete” at Clarke Motor POWEIV BURNERS and Range fornia. Arizona and return with load lots. Screened sand and all rU say you are if you don't hesi­ r. M. ^ . V. n W # . 1949 MERCURY convertible. Over­ WE SPECIALIZE in roofing and chaperoned group In circulation to two year.*. Benson's, Inc„ Main A Shot From Callisto B\ RUSS WINTERBOTHAM 1 0 » Sales. Open evenings. Burners expertly cleaned and slze» stone delivered. Order now. tate too long and phone Hartford street. • » CHRIS WELKIN, Planeteer Cm- 1»M mA tgwHg. drive. Good condition.'Inquire 249 serviced. Let ua service and re- siding. Highest Quality ma­ work. No experience necessary. 6-0358. “Hadn’t wa battar natioa him? Our ohack it | 4 . u r j Broad street. Nussdorf Construction Co. Phone ^ .. 2949 ,. CHEVROLET convertible, pslr.your washing machine or re- terials, Workmanship „ guaran- Gpod^salpry pi,u,|.expens.es, T.rsijs- -3408;-...... ------I GOX' lT.Ji.’OW-'-YBS I:LL SELL GOOD NEWS. BemHx. ■ washere■ ^EVERSL-UUNOREPMILLION MILB^ AVE/ANPIW . W'/ir.Vj."!;,'.- -VL.'J/*’- , . piqiL Inc.,’298 Ajitumu liqrlntioA .fuxnlshed , In new; pars., "VPM I, .... .B a ttori ’' fRi'Oaghbilf: ■ - « « ' ■T’irtK." ' slrw b ’ ?%cnB'4-866;"'*'“ ^ Airiffl'cants * iff’ be-* bew em '18- BOLTON” — Bulldlfag stbrie 'and ...... ■PERSON'" " ""’" ’ ,' ' much a'a 8-ii). M ace’ ybur * ofeter 'JUf»irCie,t4)Cee5T-PtANET‘OF "’ ' ■”"■" TO freest BUGSBUNNT ■ Immediately. Will take car In FLOOR PROBLEMS solved with Clarke Motor Sale*. Open <■ eve­ 24 and free to leave the city this flagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry. Mr. Albert Givea You A Break! now for cflrly delivery. Call 3535. THE ... trade. Can finance at bank rates. linoleum, aaphalt tile counter. MANCHESTER — Roofing and week. Apply Mrs. Crawford, Conn. nJNNY BUSINESS . BY HERSHBERGER nings. Call 2-0980. Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode. 3 ROOMS FURNITURE Benson’s, Inc.,' Main street. WHSmEAAASfrTRRf Ebepert workmanship, free eatl- Siding Co. Also all types of paint­ State Employment Service, 806 HPIA, *>L'YB*TaR.' HBAPaP WITH AN f b r a ftN ooaa im t u * i^ k .‘ • a -n w T< »B A 1950 CHEVROLET tudor deluxe, matea. Open evenings. Jones Fur­ ing and carpentry work. Guaran­ Main street, Manchester. 10 to BUY THE Best. 82 down. 82 week­ ELBCnUC REFRIGERATOR THOR AUTO-MAGIC washer with — m uertV LETS TRADE NOW teed •work. Phone 7891 for free c’m Dn AuanA f y ' radio, heater, signal lights. Ex­ niture. Oak street. Phone 2-1041 12, Thursday only. ly buys a new Worcester power r a n g e AND WASHING dish washer. unit. Call 2-3359 y aORRY, X. MSMa cellent condition throughout. See Stop Here For A B ett^ Deal estimates. mower, Briggs Stratton motor. m a c h in e after 5 p. m. auv-NOR.' "Pete" at Clarke Motor Sale*, REFRIGERATION Service, com Calso Servicenter. Tel. 4164. BED ROOM SUITE AFta5?BSS$/ 1952 New—36 Mondu, 5% merclal and domestic. See our Help Wanted— Male - 36 open^vinmgs. Roofing 16-A “ LIVING ROOM SUITE 1992 U*ed3-24 Months, 9% • display oi guaranteed used refrlg LOAM FOR SALE. 810 per load d in e t t e s e t , RUGS, Musical Instruments 53 1949 CHEVROLET deluxe sedta. atora George H. Williams Asso­ ROOFING. Specializing In repair­ delivered Call 7195 between 9 - TABLES Radio, heater. Excellent condi­ 1991 Used—24 Months ciates, 260 Tolland Turnpike, HELP WANTED — Apply 249 and 5, 7531 after 5. < NEW USED, Rentals. Reeds, ing' roofs of all kinds. Also new Broad street. l in o l e u m , k it c h e n tion In every respect. Douglas 1949 (And Older MOdels) Manrhestei Phone 2-3985, nighta CABINEsT strings, mutes, stands, acces­ roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys FIREMEN, Experienced on high OUTBOARD Motor 9' h. p., used sories. Repairing. Certified in­ handles finest quality sar*. Doug­ Used^lS Months. 7691. cleaned, repaired. 26 years' ex­ e v e r y t h i n g f o r o n l y 4 * r laa Motors, 933 Main. pressure oil fired boilers. Write one season, very reasonable. $375 struction. Musie for all occas- 1-3 Down Payment REPRODUCTIONS Of famous perience. Free estimate*. Call or apply in perron to Cheney Must sell immediately. Chn be aeeii Howley, Manchester 5361. That'! right, I said 8376 for slons. Ward Krause, 87 Walnut 1949— 1960— 1951 1990 P^ackard 4-Dr— Radio, heat­ artist's pslntlnga Modem and Brothers. 146 Hartford Road, at Calso Servicenter, or call 4164. evwy thing. ...__ 5338. "SiSi- » #«2 T Cm 1H2 hf ntA »sftet4. tm. antique moidlng at reasonable Manchester, Conn. er, green. Low mileage. T PEAT HUMUS. Excellent soil con­ I HAVE ONLY ONE OF THESE CHEVROLET DELUXES prices. Manchester Framing, 38 Heating—Plumbing 17 So. Hurry up, call me on the phone SPINET PIANO,' almost brand PRISCILLA'S POP Man and^r Mouse BY AL VERMEER 1949 Packard 4-br.—Radio, heat­ Lockwood street. Phone 2-4313. f i r s t CLASS ditioner—top dressing. Phone new. Sacrifice for quick cash 6519. I’ll show It to you ■whenever you TUDORS and FORDORS er, gray; H e a t in g From a to Z. (Con­ • LATHE HANDS aay sale. Tel, 7691. THAT MOUSE IN THE STAND BACK, BUT TtJU SAW HIMU DOORS OPENED, keye fitted, version burners, boiler-burner PANTRY.' HE RUINED HAZEL! HE AND YOU LET r~.— . 1949 Plymouth Special Deluxe 4- ONLY FIRST CLASS ONE MIRROR, 60 x 94, 865. One — SURE IT'S USED - FULLY EQUIPPED copied, vacuum eleanera, irons, units, complete heating syetenus. — BUT IT'S IN GOOD SHAPE MY NICE CAKE! MiaHT PUT HlM <»ET j;r-^HOW DO Dr.—Radio, heater, green. NEED APPLY Victor adding machine. 6 key, UPRIGHT PIANO for sale, Very UP A AW A Vlr^f I guns, eU., repaired. Shears, All work guaranteed. Time pay- — WORTH a t LEAST 8576 AONNA UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY like n e w . . 875...TeL 4891...... reasonable; Call 2-0297. Fi&HT.' -IE &U1L.TY . 1949, X>o(3ge Cwatom—Blue, radio knives, mowers, etc put Into con­ msMta arrangeij. M’orfafty Broth­ Work in » motion air con- -^T L L GIVE YOU tb lV TfiaftMs ONE?, EAT 8 dition "for coming needs. Bralth- Bob Oliver Always Has and heater. - er!. Tel. 5135. (iitioned plant. Excellent WILL SELL or trade for truck. 14 — I’LL GIVE YOU FREE UPRIGHT Walnut piano, 835 for waite. 82 Pearl street. wages, paid vacations and ft. metal boat with quarter deck. STORAGE 1949 Ford Cuatom "6" 4-Dr.—Ma­ PLUMBING and heating, special­ Immediate .sale. In good condt- Chevrolets holidays, fully paid complete Completely reflniahed. Make an —I'LL GIVE YOU FREE ' tlort. Phone 2-2952. roon. LINOLEUM Remnants 50c square izing in repairs, remodeling, cop­ DELIVERY yard.- As|dialt tUe, -wall oeveringr group inauranco'plan, 55 hour Qlffer. 55 ^ld<}Ie...T)lYhPl.ke )yf*t, per water piping; new constroci M l show H t'o yViu diiri day" 1949 Dodge Cuatom—Maroon, ra­ Done by reliable, welt-trained tlon. Time payments arranged. week. dio, heater. men. All jobs guaranteed. Hall or evening—If you have no means Wanted—^To Buy 58 CENTER MOTORS Edward Johnson. Phone 6979 or Apply USED HOLLAND furnace. 22' of transportation. I'll send my car Linoleum Co., 96 Cottage street. 5044. Good condition. Phone 2-5844, WANTED—Used furniture. Liv­ 461 MAIN ST. 1947 Dodge Cuatom — Radio, A. B. A. TOOL and DIE CO. for you. bring you to the atore and heater, black. Phone 2-4022, evening! 6166 or back home. No obligation. ing, room, bedroom, kitchen or 1950 CHEVROLET deluxe club 8109. EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat­ 1395 Tolland Turnpike MARLIN 22 rilie; pair canaries entire households. Let us make eoupe. radio, heater. Beautiful ing. Plugged drains machine Manchester and cage; 19 gallon tank and PHONE ME IMMEDIATELY.-l'LL you an offer. The Woodshed. condition throughout. Color blue. SOLIMENE, Inc. , WINDOW SHADES mide to order cleaned. Phone 6497. tropical flah. All for 849.. Call SHOW IT TO YOU DURING TME Phone 2-3154. X J l a i g l a a . ‘MoUinu333 j. :Do«lg3hPJymotith .Gars.,. . fc|ad, JngtaJled, . .yenaHaa . bUnds EXPERIENCED Grid. .Mam .P9ea>* '2-2070, *n *r ■ P A V PR- BVEi X CAN SHOW. BY '^an'd 'curtkln' rods] i4 h'our ie i^ o e ; ltJS..««oupe, xacUoi heateitiNUca condi- , :.:r ,pK oiiic;5ii)i:-()S^: -AackviUev ' .ZoblA ISLrge .fldWer.,boxaa. 4wo -old* QlHr UMMq to T 5«1 iH000U!M:» " WSM rVfftatM^ 4oat. t b f i ppahett^a.***-; ‘ FRBOttES FMI!^ ■■ tlfm; Origmai Tiiac*; finish. Grab Safe Pisce To Buy Used Cars fashioned; tee'CTear9.chal»,'M*t!i5 tiW .m oM i . w ( m t PM WR-mts wisTMa DBF fRAMSPER OUR CARaOi/gMORTi COMPLETE Repairs by Stuart R, 'rOONEftVltLE P6LKS“ ^^^~ HY PONtAlNE FOX this snappy number, Douglas copper water piping. New work, MAN W ANTEb to work In wash- Maid , mixer, Nectric atove, ma- ■A--;;L—jElr—;E-t—R-^-T^f— . . WA'Nt e D — C a e r Iron .kitchen HAP TUII5 TAKM \ OUTfAdEl 1KWM OUR TIIKE THgN.AlAX «tAN» HlttauilirEP/HOPTaffl ' rxiotbrs, '33S' Main; ■ 1991 BUI OK-Super RK’ifTTi'2-door -%'olcort on waahtflg -.maehtnea,- 2-t-houT'servtee. Manchester 3636; rbdm. '“Apply ■fit'~-'New ' Model' altbVb. GbbA h'eafef. 'Phone 2-8867. TO THE C0A$t Ff VHOTHiMe AKVT »HtH Hitt 'tVrSOTTA «5fT Me CAN tXlTRUM US Y lW Sf Hogany' HepifleviliUe sideboard, 43 Altyn'street, "ttartford MV Radio, heater, 8290 worth prem­ vacuum cleaners, motors, m all Lafindry, 73 Summit street. tufted. Chesterfield Sofa with slip­ Open Thurs. Evenings 'TU 9 P. M. AIR BOAT. AMP W P V T HHAl ^ CAPTWM! AVYAY f r o m WITHOUT EVEN PUT- '1946 PONTIAC, 8 -cylinder sedan- ium white wall tlrea; Tu-tone appliances., Pick up and t^fvery. PLUMBING and heating. Furn­ T1N& LOS •mscic FBBT aces, oil burners and boilers. Earl covers, other numerous «ltema. SHoas r ■• RCFUSF *atte. Completely overhauled. New gray. Douglaa Motor*. 333 Main. A-1 repair.. Sales. 180 Main TRUCK Driver wanted. Refer­ CNl 3991. BENSON’S Cah save you money Rooms Without Bog^l S9 • parts. New tu-tone grern. Good Phone 8397. Van Camp. Tel. 2-5844. ences required. Apply In person. on chrome kitchen seta. Reg. " p o S l M ove/ litiree. 100% guarantee. See Bob RIDE IN STYLFv— BUY A Bayer Fruit and Prodjice Co.. 870.99 set now only 859.95. Nice LARGE, Furnished room with a Oliver today, for the best- In CARPENTER will frame unfinish­ 46 Purndl Place. selection at the lowest prices In cooking privileges. One block MoTing-r-Tmcklng— TWO-CAR Garage for sale. Call from Main street. Phone 2-4428. * values. Center Motors Sales, 461 GUARANTEED USED CAR ed upstairs rooms. Reasonable. 2-9987. town. Benson's Furniture, 713 8 . CaU *-4291. Storage - 20 Main. Main. FROM LARGE ROOM with twin beif. MANCHESTER PACKAGE Deliv­ Private home. Hollywood section. J29.95 PER MONTH w^l deliver YOUR KNAPP Shoe counselor. All SMALL SAFE 24" X 17" X ONE (XIMBINATION oil and gas BROWN-BEAUPRE ery. Local light trucking iind 17" Tel. 7397. none of our guaranteed used cars. sizes. Contact W. F. SulUvan, 60 855. Tel. Hartford 46-0698. stove, white porcelain, chrome J 1946-1952, and your old car. Why W^ritten Guarantee Mountain street, Rockville. Phone package delivery. Refrlgeralora. stove pipe. Four and two burners. Rockville 9-5964. : washere - and stove moving AUTOMOBILE . TWO FURNISHED rooms with await. Trade now. Easy terms SIX STEAM radiators with valves, Good condition, reasonable. Phone kitchen privileges. Working cou­ specialty. Phone 2-0732. 4965. •McClure Auto, 373 Main. Call 2- 1951 Chryaler Wlndaor Deluxe 4 MECHANIC * all for 825. Inquire 105 Eldrldge ple preferred. 105 Birch street, ■ 9442, Open evenings. ALL TYPES of carpenter work, •treet. Dr.—rBeauttful blue, radio, heat­ including repairs. Also building AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co., local 2nd floor. er, Extra clean car. WE BUY and sell good used fural* j^ETE DANZIQER’S Personally lot for sale. F. Smith. Phone 2- and long distance moving, pack­ Work for a progressive SPLIT RAIL Cheetnut fences turc, combination ranges, gas 4848. ing, crating and storage. Service General Motors dealer. VIC FLINT Prelude To Death BY M ir '1 O'MAM.EY ■ selected used cars at Clarke 1990 Chryaler Imperial 4-Dr. Sedan treated post and two 10" rails, 84. ranges and haatera. Jones Furni­ FURNISHED ROOM for Mngle Motor Salas. 301 Broad street —A bqautiful clean,car. Radio, to all parts of the U. 'S. Call Ideal working condition*. Ready made pickets lumber and ture Store. 36 Oak. Phone 2-1041. 8187. Hartford 6-1423. person or couple. Phone 2-1483. fapc/. I SOT) NAnj«su.v. hm n ’f a ANPAHVttO FULL ^»EANWHILE, VIC 16 DS- 1 Open evenings 'til 9. heater. Juat like new, Complete benefits. Ex­ posts for paddock .fences; ;0% Twe SMOPlCUtt OP KWOCK- OFORSTW JUCE, LAYCP IN PARIONe Ar e w e l u c k y/ WELLAjerk o e r < x r , UGHT TRUCKING. Also rtibblsh HE JUST FMisueo OP Mbmc aaPOFe '*■ perience necessary.. Call off. Cash and carry. McKinney BENSON’S OFFER you 20% sav­ LARGE Front room' for rent to HIS CAR„. ------HE SUWB miNKlMa. \ 1951 CHRYSLER 1949 Chryaler Wlndaor 4-Dr. Sedan and-ashes removed. Phone 2-3781. Lumber and Supply, Bolton ings on all floor sample, kitchen —Ebttra nice one owner. Radio, Painting—Papering 21 Bruno Mazzoli, at 4134. respectable gentleman. Bath, IVOIV/ I'M FLaWTV LATE t= d ------D tS M irr/ STONE AND Brick mason, also Notch. sinks and wall cabinets' Budget shower, nice location. Call 2-3373. f- CONVERTIBLE heater. Premium Urea, like new. terms. Benson's Furniture, 713 FOR MV COffE WITH ARCHER ------— — r' cement work. Valentino Bellucci, FREE • ES'nMATES. Exterior FOCU&'' TWO BLOCKS TO * 1948 Plymouth Special Deluxe 4- 80 Birch street Tel. 2-1601. painting. Have it done new. MANCHESTER MOTOR Main. ATTRACTIVE Room for couple. APPROXIMATELY 150' of mow the purple parrot ANP U F ^ a t a party selling this Im- ' Dr.—An exceptionally clean car. Phone 2-1383. Complete light housekeeping fs- OKIE ANORV CLSNT.^ SALES fence. Reasonable. CaU 6748. BUY THB YOUNGSTER that cillties available. Mrs. Jerome, Imgculate one owner Chrysler Con- Jet black. One owner, low mile­ RUBMSH Removed, lawns mowed age car. and odd jobs done. Also light PAINTING and paperhangtng. maple twin bed outfit now. Free 14 Arch street, 1st floor.' Your Oldsmobile Dealer FIELD STONE for sale, $10 per j|rerUble B>$klander Model. Haa trucking. Call Johnny 2-3749. Interior and exterior. Cabinet sagless 'bed apring included with M - the extras including Scotch 1948 UncolH 4-Dr. Sedan—Radio, building and building contract­ load, delivered. Tel. Coventry 7- every twin bed outfit or - two PLEASANT, Large room. Private »la k! upholstery. Always kept In heater; Srerdrlve. Jet black. HonschoM Seirlces ing. Call a iff, 2-4298. 7478; I springs free with maple bunk house in quiet neighborhood near beds. Budget terms at Benson’a {garage and ha* had best of care, Center. Parking available. Phone 1949 Plymouth Special Deluxe 4- Offered 13-A A CEDAR Cheat for graduation Furniture, 713 Main. 2-2044. {y m sell under OPS celling. lib - Dr.—Radio, heater. Dark green. is a cherished gift. We have Wal­ FLAT FTNIBH Holland window Repairing 23 ■ral financing available. WANTED—Counterman for meat nut Waterfalls, gray walnut and BENSON’S OFFer genuine Bolta- n Your Chryaier-Plymouth Dealer ahadea made to meaaur*. All MATTRESS. Your old mattresaes department. Full. or part time. limed oak cedar chests Your fex chair* and rockers with choice LARGE, PLEASANT room ,on > T6 see this car, caU 5416 during metal vsneUan bllnda. at a new sterilized and remade like new. BROWN-BEAUPRE. Inc. Ebcperienced preferred. Manchee- .choice 844.88. Furniture Depart­ of colors, reg. to 889.99 now sale bus line. Gentleman. Call 8038. S ~ 2 T S 2 . day or 8751 evenings. low price. Reya made while you Call Jones Furniture and Floor ter Public Market, 80S Main ment, Montgomery Ward, 2nd T . M. Sm. V . a e«L e«. 30 Biasell SL phona 7191 walt.^ Mariow'iw prioed at 849.06. Tenns. Benson's Covering, 30 Oak. TtL 2*1(>4L atreet. Floor. Fumitufa, 713-Main. OTHER ADVS. (pN PAGE 8 TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1952 • "tfS ’' ?AGE SIXTEEN lE n ^ ttin s Arence Daily Net Preu Run The Weather , Fee the Week Bndtaig PeitMast of V. n. Weathtf BBReau May S4, 1S51 LInna Lodge No. .72, Knights of veterans are men who have been About Town TylW8P^" 'W «r" tlBia its-' Tegular ■ VfatioiiieriW lleBtone fo r PoH o Viciim - confined to hospitals for long pe- 10,573 Fair tonight,__ ohiuiee of B|M meeting tomorrow night at 8 rUias'dF^re TfevereTy HandltA'p ■howera toward monilng. liiara^ Most of the money collect^ la o'clock in Orasge Hall. Grand Meuber of the Audit day, beoomlag sunn^, - ; The refruler monthly get to­ Chancellor Albert Helm of Plaln- For Poppies used for ibgal benefits. . Bnreaa ef Otreulattona gether eupper will be held tomor­ vllle and his staff will pay an VFW auxiliary workers includ­ NOTICE Mancheoter— A City o f Village Charm row evening at 7:30 at the Man- official visit to the lodge at this ed Dorothy Klelnschmtdt,. presi­ cheeter Ttallan-American Club In meeting and all membera are dent of the auxiliary: Jane Fortin, OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 honor of Frank dattl, who served urged .fe'.Ai.tisnd -ip order to m«»t and AL Still Have Nell StesMf.' Gora; =-• Blow ,. Aldea VOL. LXXI, NO. lOA ' (Claasifled Advertising « a . Page M ) - MANCHESTER, eppi:U.Uhns.in..Rojnania heard.thc. number of his little friends, name­ 1SlI MEA5URT-no home better at lest cost! by the United Nations. Preaident assert: ^^di) hiiindn dollar cut in the* Guannteed Fresh alees atone delivered. "The Kremlin bombarda the ly Carol and Lynne Dennison, ' N o chance of errors. COURTEOUS SERVICE - considera- I t also calls for strict safeguards $6,900,000,000 foreign dd ' i Scott and Bruce Dennlaon, Karen NUSSDORF to see that no one violates the world with .criea of peace— peace. CLEAN FUEL O IL-to prom of# tipn for your premiiest And the Kremlin brings on w a r - bill. ^ Krauss, Avis Swallow, Deborah, REOORD SALE^ CONST. C O . limits,- —- Neither side In the. sharp con* and .Teffrey Clilrke, Lauren Davis, Would Chit Soviet Forces war.. at every point that she poa-' Phone 3408 slbly can.” troversy on trimming tha aid pro- Cynthia Barnes, Ruth McElraevy 78 R.PJW 4 FOR $1s00 The proposal was worked opt gram had been sure In advano* and -Robert' Dickerson: - . --Follow­ te the..United Blaiea, Brltetn and. The Communlata have .been .acr cusing the- UN - of emptojing' bac­ rhow tha.vat* would ga.~: . --v . ing games, supervised by Sherry —tterslil Photo Prance after weeks of high level Connolly Leada Fight IT , • Blslr and Nancy Davis, supper Here is still another milestone in consultation. teriological warfare In Korea for 873 Main St. Tel. 413B pbtflRfoifs some time. ’ 'Veteran Sen. COnnally (D „ was served st a table decorated the path of recovery for Richard continues a course of therapy at Western sources In disclosing Tex.), leading the flght against 4 A with the cowboy motif. Hiiltman, stricken in the 1940 the plan said they were con« All UN and United States offi­ the Hartford County Rehabillta- cials have said those charges were 'any more reductions, told a re- Uon_CenUr...... cemed by the Impression made in HALE'S uhtriie. They~asked Red CDIna porter "I' think we’ll win If w e— The Manchester Soroptlmlst at 53 Russell street, works the The second polio victim wheh the E.urope by the Russian proposal and Russia to approve the sending can get all our people here." Club at a dinner-meeting last switchboard on the 11 p. m. to 7 a. disease struck Manchester In 1949, for a bne-thlrd cut by the big of an official Red Cross Inveatl- Sen. Welker (R., Id*,), auUicnr 4 night at Cavey's restaurant, set m. shift at Manchester Memorial Hultman spent over a year In Mc­ PINEHURST W ia powers in their armed forces. Headquarters gating team to look into the bf the amendment, said "U ’a hgrd,^ , the date-of Monday, June 16, for Hospital from -his wheelchair. His Cook Isolation Ward in- Hartford, .....-The-.. proposed---celling ■ would LECLERC charges. lb 1*11 how It will go how." a v;' " the Installation of Its 1952-53 offi­ fight for recovery has Involved an nearly half the time in an BE CLOSED F O R ^ mean A drastic reduction In So­ Th* Senate meets under a strict ■ viet armed forces, according to The Reds rejected the sugges­ FUNERAL HOME cers. . The pisce selected-Is the Iron lung, crutches, brace.s, and iron lung. agreement limiting debate on esbh\ AshmerV Inn, Windsor Locks. •atimates of the. weatem powers. tion. long periods of therapy. The Na­ He made medical history by un­ ALL DAY amendment to one hour. ’Thia; U Miss Ruby Peaslee of Mountain They have Insisted the Soviet Report On Evariiatloii tional Infantile Paralysis Founda­ dergoing a gall bladder operation expected to bring final pasaage.ef FUNERAL road. West Hartford, retiring re- Union army alone has four million 'Truman’s biting attack, on tha tion has paid most of the cost. ^ while In the lung. ' It wa.s the Two. deiegalea l « the Texas Hta4« I)Mno< U n io ii « h “'rtihHntfe ■fint'’''bro ' Slow' riiturhs phlhred W Kiri ‘ifl- Instirucfloii «tdt'*» pcrtWlt'lk'iaty- hkd"fl(aiMfiSd Hi*'" ‘ " O f Kve'rv' Oe'scrtptfo’ii' Bra*hh thousands of city the state. Tuesday, May 27 -- 7 :30 P. M. Shea of Norwalk, received the There were 34 absentees on tkl* Regular civilian traffic contin­ officers of Local 2188 which voted Russell Show* Gain roll call— 18 Democrats and 18 Re-’ I f you would like that, plua a first gold medal given by the so­ to withdraw last week from the (Contlnu Waste in Defense Tbps ued th flow normally, but a new on Page Fifteen) Russell Increased his lead when! publicans. Telegrams and phone REFRESHMENTS — MOVIES neat basement recreation room ciety since 1928. HI* rescue of a CIO and affiliate with the Textile formula for transit visas adopted reports at daybreak showed that ,calls went out to these Senatofi^ or hobb,r shop Irt us show you playmate who fell through thin by the Reda yesterday could Workers union of America, A F L hla at-large candidate, Mr*. XL from both aides last nIghU how simple and Inexpensive it tee on Feb. 10 1.v a story of fear- choke off traffic between 'West’ The writ alleges that the meet­ ADTJPMOTIVE PEKSONNKL OF GARAGES AND SERVICE B. Fuller of Bunnell, had taken 20 Billion, Baruch Says I f tha 600 million dollar-cut is STATIONS IN MANCHESTER AND VICINITY ABE can be. Icsaneaa and strength; Berlin and the Bonn republic at ing at which the withdrawalwaa Geiieral^Y ouiit the lead from a Kefauver candi­ beaten, Sen. Long (D -La) plans i o CORDIALLY INVITED TO A'W'END. He and Gill Peabody, 12, were any time. voted waa illegal because more call up an amendment for a 400. Divided payments ran be ar- than seven membfrs of Local 2188 date, Ann B. Miller of Tampa. ranged. walking on the Norwalk reservoir. The Ruaaians also let a jeep-ea- Waflhington, May 28— (/'P)—Bernard M. Baruch told Sena­ million dollar reduction. ” Inc. have indicated their desire and Russell had predicted he would K E M P ’S, The older boy, heavily clad, fell corted three-truck U. 8.-Army con­ Penalizea for Opponents of any floor cut* toolf win at least 18 delegates. Thrao tors today that more than 20 billion dollar8 is being wasted through-the lee 30 fe et from ahor.e vey use- the highway-and—r«n- purpose to retain, the charter of two main lines: - • Sponspr*d^By •local 2188 In the CIO. weeks ago he won an 82.000-'yote, qa the defense program because of what he tudled needless •YOU G O TO MY HEAD*’ ...... F t g q y L * « FURNITURE and MUSIC 1 i)tow ater 12 feet deep, helpless, American offtcer said: “ Apparent­ victory over Kefauver In Floridans ^ ^ a t the 36.900,000,000. p n ^ ■ Donald, closer to shore, also fell ly they don't mlnd through travel The attachments against the inflation. He urged a broad overhauling of the multi-biUion gram la essential to meet United MANCHESTER AUTO PARTS T. P. AITKIN three officers, Joseph Peraro, popularity contest, give th* dollar defense effort with emphasis • ——------■ ' ■— •S T A R E Y iS ^ ...... H*i*n 0 ’Conn*ll 763 MAIN STREET through the ice, but being in light­ but for some reason object to our States commitments to ita Alliei MANCHESTER preaident; Charles Petraska, vie* Tennessean hi* fIrM to primary de­ on faster production of aircraft, Tel. 6793 •fi er clothes and shallower water, patrols going up and down 'their' By THE ASSOC'I.ATED PRE feat. In the cold war and that It Is far made hla way to shore -^ tben road." preaident; and Theodore Misia-szek tanka, guns, and other weapons iiJlUaBtiiliStS ^STAR OUST?; v v rTTv .j-«.^.-.Am ot Rrortiaw ,.,.A .third. American. general. l* , Nineteen convention, . delegate* less expensive than arming addl-' Heating and ‘Sheer Metal seized a r'b(?k and,'bfeaking'lb'<''TCe In P aris the BTfc Three Weaidtn are'-for 3W,400, while fiv e other at­ o f war. Fascists G ain, tkmat Amerieati force*;' ’ , Contractor losing, his command because of the typm Florida would boost Rusaeir* ahead o f him, made his way back powers said they would regard tachments are agalnat local finan­ Baruch. 81-year-old financier 2. That an adverse floor vdte "DING DONG BELLS" ...... Konny Roborts cial instltutiona and the Bigelow, kidnaping of Brig. Gen. Francis T. total In the ,Asaociated Prea* tabu- and ex-adviaer to Presidents, terti- W ILLIAM S , partment:: «if.:tlie. Army, said .he. .(OswtkuMd ea. JBace’.'«fte*(rt'.',.v "overlooked the erroneous iMpll- MEN'S . ' • , • n*w rest lima. frAm laat waaIt avscI'a __r HIEL-JLND._____ cations'’ ■ o f" -promlaes- -made- to- I ontjrtrlp-Soviet Rvwt*’*. - r r|V»'from last, w e e X ^ 'Hunt Zip Guiibpj ■ secure Dodd's releas#; by 'POWlr oh' I »l*ction*,r -DhaHc«te6-’ Cotn>'. .;^, RANGE on, ' ..... «;”'?* . . ..IntuiUsm tod*y,.**.iaay:# aoconil; ...... 1 -ALt- SPEEDS iSS;'45j''7S R.P.’Mi'-i’J'ccvoTTi-r.j.Wi Koje Islamf. - Mew.iFdod;Rri©e Rik -'"A', 'hl1!H ■ hinitary^ 'vrhty ,.x 3hu«iugh u.].stto—rA pet3» ; W'ashlngton, Mey 28—(/P)—The - day wlilch Is keeping food pr,ices -the United Nations Command. Tiou** decision to delay or slretch- It teamed with the diehard Ital­ Estimates On Request sent a Front street passer-by to old todsy and are graduated from ian Monarchist party— whose pre­ tlon for divorce from Loid BerN - government la exp^ted , to an- down," the statement said. "OPS They were repudiated by Gen. ouVthe program for a 143-wing VINCA VINES, ETC. a hoapital V ith a gunshot wound. a private school .. Judge Edward war king played straight man for rand RusseU, famed philosopher ‘ CALL ANNUAL nounce thnlght crtlli^ price boosts ! has little or nothing to do with It, Mark Clark, Far East commander. air force. -I Wesley Doner. 17, staggered In­ The.UN 7>QW camp op Koje J. Quinlan in Danbuty Superior II Duce—to pull the biggest sur­ and Nobel prize winner in liter* ' of about a'penny’.each for a w id e’ More than 50 per cent of all the And he opposed bringing west­ aturo, was tiled here today , to'the Woodbridge street home of waa in Yount'S Pusan. tomnjand. Court granted The Guardian Ufe prise of the Sunday-Monday elec­ 2-1257 range of food it%is. ' food* sold today in grocery stores hla parents and cried "Mom, I Both generals Dodd and Colspn ern Germany Into the North At­ tions In 2,400 Italian towns and his third wife. Counteas Ruaselk , That’s how, miibh the Office o f ■ are below ceilings. Most of the Insurance Co., of America a fore- lantic Treaty organization until 26. provinces. Lord RusseU observed his SOtfex: WINDOW BOXES AND URNS FILLED think I ’ve been shot." Price Stabilisation-(OPSI estimat-; food items selling below ceilings ■------'*4 Blood waa dripping down the .plosure Judgment tor 3512,947.67 While Premier Alclde de Gas- birthday on .May 18. BAND CONCERT ed the 'increase Jvoiild bring t o ; are those items most frequently (Continue*, on Page Tw o) boy's leg and an examination oil Pickwick Theater in Greenwich peri's pro-western Christian Dem­ the grocer—although it said the | purchased by consumers In the low (Coatinued on Page Two) showed a bullet wound In the .. U. S. A ir Force says two Amer­ ocrat government majority bloc INGRID IN HOSPITAI. -f •< nation’s food brf; would go up'and middle Inctome groups.” TIME TO PLANT groinin. ican airmen killed today in crash was winning in Rome— the big­ Rome, May 26— Expect ^ about 100 mUilon dollars a year i Controls Harmful IJeltectives W alter Clemens and 310 Dealli Rate of F94 Starflrc Interceptor jet Tiilyar Tops Field gest prize—the MSI-Monarchlat ant mother Ingrid Bergman waa j Kpepsake TRANSPLANTED FLOWERING AND ’ under the ;|l«w. ceilings. The statement said controls are plane after takeoff frpm Comaki alliance seized control of two rich bark today in Salvatore MundU', MANCHESTER (Oontinaed on-Page Seventeen) T h e s e ^ u r e s were challenged doing more harm than good in the A ir Base in Central Honzhu Island cdnsoliatlons. hospital, which sent her homp', DIAMOND RING Set for Holiday AU-STEEl VEGETABLE PLANTS by foua’ rood dlatributlon groujw. few cases where supplies sre tem- ..A tom ic Bndlgy Commission In English Derby Win Naples, Bari after a false alarm last wealti ' whlch said the adjustments would i porarily short, said spring series of nuclear teats The right wing hookup captured This time doctors aald she wUtri s iF - n o B im have little effect on prices. They | However, OPS officials made HIGH SCHOOL BAND RUSGO HARDY PLANTS. FLOWERING SHRUB^ Chicago. May 28—yP>—The Na­ caused no, veriflabic property both the provincial and city coun­ give Mrth to twlaa In a day of v COMBINATION B-36 Explodes laid competition, not ceilings, de-j clear to reporters that the higher Epsom Downs, itogland. May 28 tional Safety Council estimatee damages;' cils of Naples. N ATO headquar­ so. cides prices. I f food retailers had cgilings would not necessarily — (Afi—’The A ga Khan’s Tulyar EVERGREENS AND FRUIT TREES 310 Americana will die In traffic A wind aM rsia storm with ters' for southern Europe, and WIUIAM J. VADERS, Director gotten all the price relief they mean that prices of all the Items came up with a terrific , rush IKE RETURNS SUNDAY SCREEN t STORM DOOR At Fort Worth accidents during th* Memorial guata up to 80 miles an hour hit Bari, through which much U. S. have Bought and could reflect this affected would go up. They will Washington, May 28— A screen door and a storm Day week end—if motoriat# fail Corpus Cbristi, Texas, early today through the stretch to win the arms aid funnels to Italy. In their prices, they said, food vary with stores and public de­ 173rd and richest running of the Oea. Dwight D. Elsenhower wtU , door all in one! Just raise SEEDS . . FERTILIZERS . . INSECTICIDES to drive with extra caution. Polic* today thwarted panty As the vote count neared com Fort Worth, May 28—(4'»— prices to consumers would be only mand, they said. English Derby today. pletion, the Monarchists also w ire reeelve a fuU mlUtary reritsnoii- ■ Wednesday, May 28 low er glass for ventilation. WINDOW BOXES AND CEMETERY VASES A giant B-86 bomber exptoded about five cents a'^week per per­ The OPS order will authoVlze The Council said raid party at University of Bridge­ lal ivelcome on hla arrival iM fp * • 1 0 poets the roads and highway* to port before it started . . . Reps. Gay 'Dme, another English and buret Into flamen as it hit a son. I higher margins for all retail food bred colt, was second and Fau­ (Coatinoed oa Pag* Two) Sunday from Paris. J j "OPS la using acrace tactics In be jammed with more than 35 Richard W. Hoffman and Richard 8:(M) F. M. h Ctll f«r FfM DawQMtrttiM <« r»w ay nt Oarewell Air Force stores—both chains and inde­ bourg n, on* o< ielgMrFrench In­ pendents. OPS officials said the million vehicles. . B. Vail of niiools want Houae to hero at 12:05 p. m.' today, so effort to perpetuate controls," vaders. was third. ■- Thirty-three Treasury Balance WOMAN, 162, BllRNED said a statement by the National action Is necessary'because earn­ The grim estimation of fatali­ Inveatlgate why Charles A. Lind­ blue smoke billowed Into colts started In this ract which la Stamford, H *y IS— Town & Country Auction Sales ORIIAN3 Rina 300.00 Arnold 0. Aronson nnd flames spread about Association of Retail Grocers, the ings of the grocers have declined. ties was made for a three-day holi­ bergh’s services to the government Oor* Watooa, described by h^.t Verplanck School Auditorium have not been more uddely publi­ the baala of an international Washington. May 23—(/P>—'The 6 U 430 W oodland G ardens Co-operative Food Distributors of Affected by the higher margins day period— from 6 p. m. Thurs­ daughter-in-law as "hetweca I w ' ^ MEN’S OUTLET aweepatake*. Tulyar waa a 100 to poaltion of the Treasury May 26; WWdisa Ring 1JJ.0O " ' ■ Z ' '' Manchesfer^'8789 ,jA witaeos said he thought one America, the National Aaaoclation and ceilings will be some o f the day to midnight Sunday. cized ... Two legislative commit­ 8 choice In the pre-race betting. N et budget receipts, 3185,772,- and 106" years old, I* In a c r ill^ . 168 WOODLAND STREET— TEL. 8474 and then tke Are of Food Chains and the Super Mar­ items in this wide range of foods; Friday Is Memorial Day. Me­ tees last night rejected Mass. Gov­ OPEN 9:30 to 9 MILL ST, GLASTONBURY TH E B A R TLE T T -B R A IN A R D OO. 386.68; bui^et expenditures, 3531,- ced ooadIteB at Staaoford Bo DEWEY-RICHMaN Admission At Door, 50 Cents . ket Institute. D jy cereals, canned vegetables morial Day fell on Wednesday last ernor Paul A. Dever* request for It waa th* fifth victory in thi* 108 Woodbine Strea*— pital with ------* OPEN DAILY UNTIL 9 P. M. . - “The public should understand avtiiortty to seise strike-bound 603,493.43; caah balance, 35,M6,- 767 MAIN STREET ImnaMlste re- 166,720.83. CTM h «n a af ities. that Competition ia the factor to- .(OeiaMaaed on P ag*’ H u e *) (CoaUaasd *■ Pag* Thns) ■satetn Maas., street railway. (Coatkiuad oa Page n r a )«

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