wpnntm lEornins IfrraUi TUBSDAT,.M AY 28, 19m I Avaraca DaUy Nat Praaa Run H m WatllMr For the Month of April. 1950 fa n m O oT P . fc WnaShw Mias Betty Jane Lewis, daugh­ Mrs. Luigi Pols, chairman of ths Todny ebewen, ■entSiw ter of Mrs. Edward Lewis of committee in charge of the annual Hartford Artist pars him for his task of heading About Town the aero-medlcal unit which deals eretormik Hlgheet Woodbtidge street, la one of the banquet of the Ladles' Auxiliary of Name Speaker \ 9,891 members of the aophomore class at the Itallan-American Society, has with phases o f medicine asoaciat- near 19. Tonight, the W «ntB’a Mlarionary Soda* As^ Guest Soloist ed With aviation. Member of tho Andlt the Wllllmantic State Teachers called a meeting for tomorrow Bnrenn of CIrenlatleM Thnrigni fhlr. t f t t tlw BmaiiiMl laitheran College who are on a alx-day study evening at 7:30 o'clock to complete For Red Cross Dr. Carignan aerved with the Manchester-—A City of Village Charm a m t h la plaiinlnt to kava a nun* tour of eastern Pennsylvania coal plans. Boris Evtushenko, basso, of Arm y Medical Corps during the n aca aala at t:80 Saturday mom* and steel Industries. Their ob­ war, following medical training in la f. Tboaa ivho hava articlea to Hartford, who will be guest soloist ject Is to observe industries and Directors of the Manchester Kl- for St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Wasihngton, D. C., internship at «lomta arc raquaated to leave them Flight Surgeon at Air* (CUsiUled Advertleing on Page 19) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1956 (THIRTY PAGES— IN TWO SECTIONS) economic and social conditions wanls Club will have a meeting Men's Club concert, Friday eve* St. Francis hospital, Hartford, and VOL. LXIX, NO. 199 PRICE POUR CENTS at the dnirch dther Ihursday or prevailing In the hard coal re­ this evening at 8 o'clock, with ning at 8:18 at the Whlton Me­ craft to Address the residency at Cape Cod hospital, VMdajr. or if they wtah to have the gion. Preeldent Eklgar Clarke, at hia morial hall on North Main street, Hyannia. malarial called for they are re* home, 178 East Center atreet. before coming to this country a First Aid Teachers euaatad to gat In touch with Mra. Chairman Osborne stated that Plans for the annual dinner for year ago sung extensively in the meeting will be rather short Disbaitdment Demanded by Allie* Amy Cariaon, 7S25. S t Margaret’s Circle, Daughters Frank J. Mansfield Marine Corps Csechoslovakia opera In Olomoc, Dr. Roland Z. Carignan, medical ending by nine o'clock, to conform of Isabella, have been changed to League Auxiliary will meet tomor­ Lie Sees Strong In concerts, on the radio and for with the summer schedule at the Mamhers of Center Hose House the K. of C. Home for tonight at row evening at 8 o’clock at the supervisor and acting flight sur­ Angry Republicans Oempany No. 2 are reminded that geon at Pratt and Whitney Air­ Rec. Tfie public Is cordially invit­ 6:30. A t the state get-together Arnty and Navy Club. ed to attend this open meeting. payment for the trip to Boston Sunday In Wllllmantic there were craft, will address the Red Cross ahould be made to members of the 480 daughters In attendance. Mrs. The first of a series of evening First Aid Instructors group at committee by Saturday. Pinal ar* Rose (^apdelaine, Mrs. Helen meetings, conducted by Colonel Hope of Bringing rangamants must be completed by Donahue and Francis Minor were and Mrs. Joseph Acton, will be their May meeting tomorrow eve­ that date. among winners of the raffle. Sev­ held this evening at 7:30, and each ning at 7:30 o’clock In the library Decide to Adjourn eral of the state circles brought evening through Friday at the adjoining the East Side Rec. Our Lady of the Most Holy their own entertainment and the Salvation Army Citadel. Short Chairman Norman Osborne an­ Cold War to End Roaary Mothers Circle will meet picture, "You Can Change the open-air servlcea will precede the nounced today that Dr. Carignan tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at World," was shown. Refresh­ Indoor meetings. will discuss the proper emergency the home of Mrs. Philip Sullivan, ments were served at the close of treatment for burns and wounds. 9 Emerson street the afternoon. A question period will follow the Says Surge o f World 1 Session Tomorrow Poppy Sales Here address. FUR STORAGE 16 of Truman The Ladies of Columbus stirglcsl The members of the State Fed­ Dr. Carignan, native of New 3% on Furs up to $300 Valuation Feeling Spurred Peace | dressings guoup will meet tomor­ eration of Democratic Women's This Thursday Hampshire and now resident of 36 “ We’ re All Done” Say row afternoon at 1:30 at the Clubs will hold a memorial service Sunset Ridge Drive. East Hart­ 1% on each $100 over Journey to Moscow;; Intrepid Thief Swipes ford has participated In many sit­ TAMPAX Reorganizing Five Year GM Knights of Columbus Home. Any­ for Mrs. Fanny Dixon Welch Bevin States Britain Mc(trath Bike Despite FBI I.«ader8 After Caucus; one interested in helping with this Thursday afternoon at the ceme­ "Wear a poppy In memory of uations involving serious bums Modsrn msthod $300 valuation— $3.00 minimum tery of St. Peter’s Episcopal and wounds. In addition, he has work is invited to attend. our departed comrades.” Wsahlngton, May 24.—(4')— Conway Hits “ Political church In Hebron. Rev. Harold Favors Seat Now for Bills Adopted Pact Hailed As This was the message of Mich­ taken special covirses In aviation for monthly Not all crooks arc scarrii of Kean, pa.stor of the church, will medicine and cardiology to pre- Fur Trimmed Goth Coats, minimum $2.00. (Valua­ Plot” While Wechsler ael McDPnnell, commander of Dll- sanitary protoctioit Red Cliina at U. N. Attorney General J. Howard conduct the services. Anyone In­ worth-Cornell-Qiiey Post of Th# tion up to $75.00). Over $75.00, 3% of valuation. terested is cordially Invited to at­ BKcient, comfonsbic, compsa—in«tnit4 Many Shakeups Coming Peace Omen McGrath, who can whistle up Terms Republican Act IT'S American Legion, to all Legion by a doctor tnd made of purs surgictl London, May 24.— — droves of straight-shooting tend this service with the Federa­ members as preparations were be­ tion. cotton ... No belts, pins, pads or odor. Cloth Coats, minimum $1.50. (Valuation to $50). In Federal Structure FBI agents whenever he “ Disgraceful” Sample ing completed for observance of IdctI fortrsvelingf-quick tochsngf,etip Trygve Lie, summing up his wants. diipostl. 3 sins lor various needs. Over $50.00, 3% of valuation. talks in London, Paris and Of Arrogance; Little Miss Laurine Hoaglund, daugh­ annual Poppy Day here Thursday, As Hoover Committee Auto IndiiHtry Happy Some Intrepid thief stole hia Iths May 25. HALE'S ter of Mr. and Mra. Arthur Hoag­ Boris Evtushenko Moscow, declared today the r^-ycnr-olil son's bicycle yes- Memorial popples will be distrib­ Proposals Become Law Members of the East German police force, which the Alllre charged was a German military force, march At Outlook A h Big Reorganization Seen lund, of Stephen street, and a Insured Pick-Up Service possibility exists of construc­ with their trained dogs through Berlin's Russian sector on Ma>- I to attend t'ommiinlst May I>iiy eele- tcrdiiy. It was parked outside freshman at Upsala College. East uted on the streets throughout the recordings. His repertoire con­ Headquarters a church. day by members of the American sists of 65 operatic roles, and he tive negotiations to “ reduce bratlon. The .Allies sent protests to Moscow saying Russia had broken Its postwar pledges by estab­ Three Complete Job Orange, N. J., has been chosen to Bulletin! State Capitol, Hartford, FOR take part In the daisy chain for Legion Auxiliary who will receive has sung in 8.80 performances. FOR ' the tensions of the cold war lishing a police force in eastern Germany with "the eharacter of an army." (A P wlrephoto). O f Writing CiOntracts May 24.— —N^th the an- the crowning of the spring queen. in exchange contributions for the A favorite role is Prince Gremln and ultimately bring it to an Washington, May 24—44V— welfare of disabled war veterans in Tchaikowsky's "Eugene One­ President Truman today Riy assertion "we’re all The ceremony will take place May end.” Detroit, May 24—(45—The sud­ 29 and will be televised. Miss and needy children of veterans. gin,” a number Included In the cur­ created a new Federal Mari­ To Bare Files done,” G.O.P. House Leader In hts Poppy Day message, rent program. He will also sing, The United Nations secretary- time Board and named MaJ. Wavell, Leader Vote to Keep den and significant new General UNIVERSAL Hoaglund is a member of the Col­ general made this statement (Jeorge C. Conway asserted lege choir. Commander M c^n n ell said: "God Is My Shepherd," with words Oen. Philip B. Fleming to be News Tidbits Motors contract left the auto in ­ 1 t I tM' I ... .. ,\ ■ S- \\ I I I' from the Twenty-third Psalm; — assTsss'® ’ ahortly after Foreign Secretary Undersecretary of Commerce to d ^ th a t as far as Republi­ "Veterans of the two world dustry today In Iti most arttled On Lattimore ware should be the first to put on "Turn Thee To Me,” Dvorak; "Eve­ Ernest Berin announced Britain for Transportation. In First W ar Culled From (/P) Wire* Draft Law Is cans are concerned, the spe­ popples on Poppy Day. The poppy ning Bells,” Gretchaninov; “ None feels Communist China should The President alM picked condition In years. cial session of the General Is our memorial flower, showing But the Lonely H eart," and "Song have a seat in the United Nations. three rhairmen of Federal All the "Big Three" producers t- Assembly will end tomorrow. of the FMa.” The China Issue Is the principal that we have not forgotten those ranrunlsslons, including his old John Wadsworth Colton, edi­ GM. Ford and Chrysler—and some I\IeCartby Says Record Conway (R., Guilford), an­ 4 COR9 obstacle in the way of normal Victory, Dies Due in House comrades of ours who fell on battle A t the age of sevqp he sang In TKJW.IULCM a a eim * Cena friend, Mon C. WaUgren, to torial writer and columnist for of the ao-called independents were nounced that a House-Senata AUTO functioning of the UJ4. Russia Will Show State Dept. Yes! - fields throughout the world In de­ the alto section of the choir under head the Federal Power Com­ HartfonI Times, dies at 9 a.m. In signed up with the CIO United G.O.I’. cavicus had approved the and Britain have recognized Com­ mission, farmer Senator We are interested in build­ fense of our country. I am calling his father’s direction. Later he BODY Cooley Dickenson hospital, North­ Auto Workers for at least two Is Guilty of Fraud plan for bringing the seaaion to a studied the violin but broke his CRAFTSMEN munist China; France and the U. James M. Mead, New York Britain Loses Soldier ampton, Mass...... Federal Court Propofied Bill Places upon all members of The Ameri­ years. close. ing custom built bouses. arm and being unable to practice 834 CHARTER OAK ST. TEL. 2-1348 8. have not. Democrat, to be chairman of Judgf Carroll C. Hincks in New can Legion to wear a poppy in Who Collected Poems; Longest of all the agreements la turned to the plqno. He married A t Lake Success, Soviet and the Federal Trade Commis­ Haven suspends imposition of Actual Inductions on Washington, May 24—(4')—Sen­ In making the announcementi Your ideas will materialize their honored memory. MRS. BALLARD the unprecedented five-year Gen­ a student of languages In the Uni­ • TOP QUALITY PAINT JOBS sion, and Harry A. McDonald aentence and places Anthony ator .McCarthy (R-Wla) aald to­ the G.O.P. leader aharply criti­ with our financial guidance "And while honoring the dead, Nationalist China delegations Held Germany Greater Stand-by Basis; No eral Motors pact announced yes­ versity of Brno and is the father of withheld comment on Bevin’s state­ to be chairman of the Securi­ l-ombardo, 56, of Bridgeport, on cized a statement made to tha we should also remember those Ranges, Refrigerators terday. It does not permit even a dny he haa decided to make public and superior workmanship. two daughters, one a university Pre-Kindergarten • TOUCH-UP PAINTING ment. U. N. sources would not ties and Exchange Commis­ Menace Than Russia Senate yesterday by Senator A l­ other comrades who are still suf­ two years probation after Lom­ Opposition Expected wage reopening before 1958. copies of "pertinent parts" of gov­ student and the other in High say whether it meant Britain was sion. bardo Is found guilty of giving fred B’. Wechsler (D., Hartford), fering from the effects of their school. Washers and AH School • BODY WORK The Ford contract allows either ernment loyalty files having a ready now to vote for the ousting false information to U. S. Immi­ the Democratic floor leader, that war service. We should think, too, London, May 24—14')—Viscount Washington, May 24 (45—A the company o f union to ask for bearing on the Owen Lattimore Governor Bowlea may call tha Jarvis Realty Co. of the children of veterans who Mr. Evtushenko was Introduced Other Appliances o f the Nationalist Chinese. Washington, May 24 —(/P) — A gration inspectors , . . Unlontown, at the March flower show at the ALL AT REASONABLE PRICES Wavel, the one-eyed British Field two-year extension of the selertive wage adjustments once before It case. Legislature back Into special aea- are wlthotit a father’s support. Will Re-Open Informed diplomats in Paris minor earthquake rattled the gov­ I Pa., mother who regained her 5 Dover Road West Hartford Armory, and last FREE ESTIMATES expires In 1952. The Chrysler con­ McCarthy aald In a statement slon after the Republican conven­ The funds contributed for the pop­ said France would not stand in the Marshal who crushed Italian I sight after 14 years of blindness service law was ticketed for 'Veek was guest soloist at the an­ Monday, Sept. 11 ernment structure today as 16 tract permits two wage reopen­ that the papers would "expose de­ tion next month to test the sin­ ples mean help and hope for these f i . . n K H A L 4 CORt way of Communist China’s being armies in Africa ten years ago, happily visits with 17-year-old House consideration today, with nual spring concert of the Y. W. 4*aMCNuna coh» Presidential reorganization plans ings by either aide In Its three- liberate fraud and deception” on cerity of the Republican platform living victims of the wars, so be seated In the U. N. in place of the died today. .soldier son who got emergency C. A. Choral Club. At Nationalists. took effect with the consent of passage probable before nightfall. year duration. the part of the State Department. of promlaea. as generous as you can afford The veteran soldier, who also furlough in Germany when he While extending the draft until Ha aald he haa photographic Revln, who saw Lie yesterday,, Congress. Both Hldtn Satisfied Wechaler told tha Senate then when you put on your poppy. 79 Lakewood Circle, South The Senate yesterday cleared the served as Viceroy of India In the heard his mother could see again. 1952, the proposed legislation copies of the files and would make blamed Ruaaia for the China dead­ All this seemed to leave both that Democrats might want to TELEVISION "We who have served side by last three of 21 of President Tru­ turbulent period after the war, un­ CAA reports that Norman would put actual Inductions on a them public when he ipeaka In Registrations now being tak­ lock and challenged her to retake sides In the Industry satisfied. put the Republicans "on the spot" side with the men whose sacrifice man’s proposals, only a few hours derwent an abdominal operation on Marsh newent attempt to set trans­ stand-by basis subject to the deci­ Rochester, N. Y., tomorrow night. of life Is commemorated by the en. Limited enrollment for chil­ her places on the U. N. bodies she Management waa looking for­ after they had adopted their plat­ $139.50 and up BEFORE YOU BUY ANY CAR has been boycotting. before the midnight deadline at May 5, his 67th birthday. He suffer­ continental non-stop record for sion of Congress to call up men 'He will address a convention of peppy ahould set an example of dren 3 1, to 5 years old. For ward to long periods free from la­ form. Lie, leavipg by air tonight for which they became law. It had ed a relapse Sunday. light planes ended today at for service. Catholic editors. patriotic remembrance for all citi­ further Information rail bor strife. T^e UAW was hopeful Conway, at tho conclusion o f Elfictrlo Rangeiv—Refrigera­ At Home — At Work U. N. headquarters at Lake Suc­ killed five prevlouely. A daring strategist who be­ Hachlta, N. M. . . . By wide ma­ All youths between 18 and 26 Flies From OW'I Rerords tors— New Furniture for the zens. Put on a poppy early in the Manchester 2-1698 of using the Big Three agreements one of the moat demonatrattva cess, promised to continue hia ef­ The Maritime Commission van­ lieved in taking calculated risks, jority, North Baptist convention would continue to register with McCarthy has charged that Lat- GRRTIIEItS Entire Home. morning on Poppy Day and wear SEE their draft boanla and be pro­ as patterns as acorea of amaller timorc, a Johns Hopkins Universi­ U.U.P. caucuses of the aeasloh, oa- forts for a renewed approach with­ ished as a legal body. Mr. Truman the first substantial victories for at Boston votes to change its name Mon«kv«ter. C«>An 9*1441 It all day." Keep COOL While Others Perspire. Work, cessed as at present. firms where bargaining has been eerted: PACKARD T ransportation in the framework of the United is expected to replace It promptly Britain in the last war. He to American Baptist ronvrnUofi . . ty professor and occasional con­ Nations to end the cold war. A But until the House and Senate, held up pending the big settle­ sultant to the State Department "We're quitting Thursday. Wa'ra Sleep, Relax in Air-Conditioned Comfort, with a new, three-member "Federal turned the tide, temporarily at Dr. Kurt 8rhumarher is re-elected ments. Chaiiibers Warehouse DRIVE ULTRAMATIC spokesman for the Secretary Gen­ chairman of West German Social acting together, declared a nation­ on Far Eastern Affairs, Is Rus all done. If they (Democrats) can, Available Maritime Board" of temporary ap­ least, in 1940 and 1941 and In­ U AW President Waltsr Reuther Sales Choose Your Own Summer Weather With a eral said Lie would meet President pointments. spired the Empire with hope In a Democratic party at Hamburg con­ al emergency existed which re­ sla's top spy In this country. Lat­ let them call ua back Into a special Wednesday BIG TRADES Truman and Secretary of State quired an increase in the armed said ths union would use the GM timore haa denied that charge un- seaaion If they dare." 801 E. Middle Tampike Until ha acts, all ftvs fonnar time of deep depression. vention . . . Members of Henry A. PONY Acheson in Washington some time Wallace’s Progresalve party march forces: Conway reiterated that <3over- next week, at their convenience. back and forth in front of White 1. No inductions could be or­ (Oontinned on Pngo Feuiteen) (Oontlnued oo Fage Fourtoea) nor Bowlea and hia DemoeraUa Morning Only! Open • A. M. to 8 P. M. . ■ . GET RID of THAT (OoattaDcd OB Page Twelve) (OonOnned oa Page Eighteen) dered. 7:80 P. M. to 8:80 P. M. He taw President Truman before House with signs demanding pas­ colleagues were using the General YORK coming to Europe. sage of FE P legislation. 2. The president could not mo­ Assembly "purely as a political RIDES BRUNNER’S, he. BAY WINDOW! bilize Industry or taka over war- Ih e text of Lie’s statement; stage." Two groups of veterans and ea.sential plants. 9 a. m. to 12 Noon Manchester Grange Lot 358 EAST CENTER STREET FtdBetttrl task Better N o Doors W ere Closed farmers support proposal for de­ The Republican decision to vralk Hartford Road f« • Fin* Quamjr *T have been asked to make a 3. No 18-year-olds could enlist. N. Y. Central Railroad Wants Public Airing veloping UN Into world federatlan, 4. Voluntary enllatmenta of leas out on the apeclal eesaion brought Regrabr 29e OPEN— Mon., Wed., Fri. ’til 9— Sat. Afternoon, 5 A ir-Conditioning statement about the results of my while third organization of retired thia comment from Wachaler: Saturday, May 27 to ABDOMMM. SUPPORT than two years would be prohibit­ A L L DAY S U N D A Y — 10 A. M. ’til 8.P. M. talks with government leaders In military officers opposes It. .. Gov­ ed. . "This is another disgraceful ax- ■niii ii the day of stream­ London, Paris and Moscow before UNBLEACHED Tuesday, May 30 ernment cracks down on Swiss The draft-extension bill also Strike Postponed hibition of arrogance." lining . . . for appearance leaving Europe to return to Lake I s Unit Qf Amerasia Case firm accussed of selling American authorizes the President, upon de­ Conway and Senate OOP Leader Benefit of ^ . for eSBciency. TTurt Succeaa. chemicals to Russia satellite In vi­ claration of a national emergency, Charles 8. House (Mancheater) — “Bay Window" slows you "A t this time I can only M y olation of U. S. export controls.. GRANGE WINDOW UNITS CONSOLE MODELS to order into active service all •aid that before the Republican MUSLIN down, saps your energy, Father and brother of Harry Gold, Four UuiouB Agree to Building Fund fires your back—makes you look years that I am not dissatisfied with my controlled house racesaea tomor* KnowUnd Ui^ge. ! Buzzic Dali Is 39-year-oId scientist charged with Denies Charge older. Our Abdominal Supports are BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE UNITS talks in the three European capi­ (Continued on Page Thirteen) Refer Grievauces to 5 yds. for ON’T scientifically designed to lift and sup­ tals. No doors have been closed. I Action ^ elites, turning over atomic bomb secrets (Oontinueil on Page Elghtaan) port sagging muscles, brace your badt, return to the headquarters of the to Russia, say in Philadelphia that Mediatiou Board; Haii Tydings’ Statement| Q h Hoiicym OOU they cannot believe he haa been Of Race Ban miss the opening of the new restore your natural figure. Make you No Piping, Duct Work or Water Connections With United Nations with the belief that I feel wonderful and look inches slim* the posaibiUty of constructive ne­ disloyal to his eountry. Beeu Set for Tomorrow departnieOl^ at Marlow's to he Our Window Units— Simply “Plug In” And Enjoy Security Is Involved j ____ Fuchs Ally Is I merl Find out for yourself! Coiuulta* gotiation exists. But the results of Charging wage and hour viola­ announced In Wednesday's pa­ I lion and Fitting Service is FREE. Complete Air-Conditioning tions, V: S. Department of Labor Cleveland, May 24—(45 — Four Navy Says Saipan Party *1.00 FREE these exchanges of views and ideas Washington, May 24—(4>)— Sen­ He ami Bride Hope It per. asks U. S. District Court In New railroad operating brotherhoods a S ir wide. Firm qualitv. Per­ DRIVING LESSONS ator Knowiand (R., Calif.) called Haven for Injunction against Held by FBI 0|»en to All; Replies fe c t (OonttBued on Page Eighteen) ^Lasts Forever’ ; They have postponed until June 10 a Flashes! In Cooperation With The EASY PAYMENT TERMS ARRANGED today for a thorough public airing Wood Industries. Inc., of 339 MANCHE8TER DRIVINU of the 1945 Ameraaia case involv­ Are Wed in California Trumbull street, H artford.. Sev­ strike they had set for tomorrow To YMCA Secretary (Late BuUevtiu of the (45 W in ) ACADEMY ing alleged theft of secret govern­ enteen Insurance companies file Harry Gold, Philadel­ against the New York Central (SMdemi ment documents. action In Common Pleas Court in railroad lines east of Buffalo. Norfolk, Va., May 24—<45—The Santa Monica, Calif., May 24— 9 a. m. to 12 Noon Dooglaa Motor Salea will give Princess W ill phia Chemifit, Arreated The date was changed at the re­ Navy has denied a charge of racial General Drafting Knowiand said a Senate Foreign New Haven against Scovllle Man­ Boy Chokes to Death free driving leaaona to anybody 901 Main St. Tel. 5321 Relations Subcommittee already (4’)—Curtis (Buzzle) Dali, darling quest of . the National (Railway) discrimination aboard the Carrier Irregulars of 49c * SEALY MATTRESSES $29.95 and up ufacturing Co., of Waterbury, for In Atomic Secrets Case Service pnrchnalng a oaed ear. looking into the controversial case of the White House as a child, and damage done to paint on auto­ Mediation Board, said Carl J. Goff, Saipan while It was In Charleston, New London, Conn., May 24— Prescription Pharmaej W ed Sunday assistant president of the Brother­ 8. C., last week-end. (45—A three-ynar-old boy choked For a good used car aee WILLIAMS ef ought to get to the bottom o f the his laughing bride are off today mobiles allegedly resulting from situation as quickly as possible. Philadelphia, May 24—(45— A hood of Locomotive Firemen and The Rev. Emmett A. L. Lamp- to death here last night while a ALL NYLON Architectural, Mechanical Honest DougUa, SSS Main S t, on a honeymoon that they hope fumes and chemicals discharged He is drafting a Senate speech list Enginemen. kin, secretary of a Negro Y. M. surgeon worked agalnet time to Tools, Patents opposite Hnnsen'a Milk Bar. "lasts forever.” from plant. 39-year-old Philadelphia research KEMP’S, Inc. Daughter o f Egyptian urging quick action. chemist of Russian extraction la Other unions involved are the C. A. In (Tharleaton, made the remove a one-inch wood ecrew The late President Roosevelt's For automobile driving In* FINE BEDDING The Californian talked to re­ held today in 1100,000 ball, charg­ Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi­ charge. He said white enlisted lodged In bis throat. CUfton L. Drawings and Sign Writing OIL SERVICE porters after Senator Tydinga (D„ grandson married Robin Edwards neers, the Order of Railway Ckjn- personnel of the ship ate turkey at INFANTS SOX stmctlnna oaU the Manchester King to Have Moslem ed with receiving atomic bomb Evans, aon of Mr. aad Mrs. Roger 763 MAIN STREET In an Episcopal Church yesterday Ante Driving Academy. Dual TEL. 5680 341 BROAD STREET Md.), who heads the Inquiry com­ secrets from Dr. Klaua Fuchs and ductora and the Brotherhood of a party aboard the vessel Friday Evans, picked up the screw from T E L . M 2 5 7 Ceremony in Frisco as 200 family members and friends Adler Ends Railroad Trainmen. GORDON McBRIDE control cars. Rates 98.00 per mittee, said the group haa re­ turning them over to Soviet Rus­ while Negro personnel had only the fioor of hl« home aa his moth­ beamed. She is the daughter of Goff aald the untbna had decided full hour, as few lessons as yon ceived behind-closed-deors testi­ sia. hot dogs at a separate function In er waa preparing him tor bed« L'8 Autumn Street wish, mony that 99 per cent of the hun­ James B. Edwards, Douglas A ir­ yesterday to strike at 6 a. m. (e. a. town the next night. Ic pr. San Francisco, May 24 — (48— Dr. Fuchs Is the former top Brit­ The mother saw the baby pot Um dreds of confidential documents re­ craft Co. engineer. His Rebuttal t.) Thursday, but a few hours later The Rev. Mr. Lampkin said he Tel. 5380 Princess Fathia and her commoner ish atomic scientist serving 24 •crew in bis mouth and attempt­ TEL. 4299 covered in the case were "highly The brunette bride wore a gown accepted a mediation board plea understood the food and "lovely f i r a «lown ruff, paiitrl bock. husband are about to end the "kiss- years for passing atom secreta to ed to remove It but waa unable to Stwe V/i to 7*^, Infaatft rizra. less” feature of their month-old casual" — of very little Impor­ of pink satin and organdie. Asked for further attempts at Settle­ corsages" for hostesses attending do so. Russia. ment. civil marriage. tance. how long the honeymoon will last, Says He Doesn’t Care the shipboard event were paid for • • • Arrest of Harry Gold, senior 290 Grievances out of the ship’s recreation fund. On Sunday Riad Ghali, 31, will Of Importance To Security she said: "W e don't know. I hope Saddler. Can’t Accept blo-chemlat in one of Philadel­ "Some 290 ralaellaneous griev­ Money provided by the ship for wed 19-year-old Fathia In Moslem The' remaining one per cent, it lasts forever." After s recep­ What Public Thinks 9 a. ni. to 12 Noon Tydinga told a news conference phia’s largest hoapitala for the ances — many of them individual entertaining the Negro sailors, he MlnneapoUa, May 24—<45— rites at Fairmont Hotel on Nob tion the young couple left for s About His Beliefs cases — are Involved,” Goff said. aald, was limited to one dollar a Manager Charley Johnston aaM Hill. late yesterday, may have been of last two years, waa announced In some Importance to national se­ secret destination. Some of the cases stem from dif­ man. today that prior commitments Regular 39c gud 49c SPECIALIZING IN "It will be a real marriage this Present were the groom’s grand­ curity. Hartford, May 24—(45 — Both ferences between the union and the A apokesman for Atlantic Fleet make It Impossible for Sandy time," Ghali said. mother, Eleanor Roosevelt, his (Ooattned ea Plage Xsa) CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Tyding added that the commit­ sides rested today In the $200,- Snddicr to aooept a Juno 14 date He and hia princesa didn’t con­ tee’s staff la engaged in an analy­ mother, Anna Roosevelt Dali (OonUnued qsi Paga Twalva) (OoBtiiMied OM Pago Twelve) for a title bout with fentherwelghl sider the civil — but platonic — 000 libel suit brought by Larry Prtd. Toweling GENERAL CONTRACTING sts of the Justice Department's Boettiger, and two uncles, James Adler and Paul Draper against champion Willie Pep. JohnstoR marriage official. They have main­ complete record of the 1945 case. and John Rooaevelt. Buzzle’s made the statement when Informr REMODELING AND REPAIRING tained separate auttes. Mrs. Heater R; McCullough, Green­ Famous Team He said that includes the docu- father, Curtis Diill Sr., of Ban wich, Conn., housewife. ed Matohmnker Al Wetll hna FREE ESTIMATES Whether the Moslem ceremony reached an agreement with Fep^S Prtd. Towels will be considered official by The action followed presentation Oriental Treasure Chest MORTGAGES ARRANGED (Oenttaned on Paga Twehrn) (Oanttnaed on Pngo Twelve) of rebuttal testimony by the en­ Breaks Down manager for a Saddler boot at Fathia's brother — King Farouk New York’s Yankee Stadium Jnnp o f Egypt — seems doubtful. tertainers. Federal Judge J. Jos­ Make Lawn Mowing Easy eph Smith then declared a mld- Waits Congress Action 14. Weill aald In New York ha ERNEST A. RITCHIE . Farouk labelled Ghali "adven­ had wired Johnston na offer of 4 $ 1.00 turer.’’ stripped Fathia of her title moming recess. Bob and Martha Duo Is Adler, the final rebuttal witness, i;i/i per eeot of the gate reeelpta. 15 LIBERTY ST. TEL. 8172, MANCHESTER With A Power Mower and impounded the wealth of both Acrobats Bust Emily • • • CMorfal prints, la towels and was asked about hia activity for Split Due to IllneRs Washington, May 24— (45— An ^ but the eonimlttee doei not know Fathia and the Queen Mother Dies la Vain Sncriflee toweling to brighten your sura* WE HAVE REO ROYALE N u ll. the Committee for the First oriental treasure chest filled with where the Japanese got It. Amendment, which in 1947 protest­ O f Mrs. ^Senator’ Taft Patterson said the treasure la In Onllford, Me., May 24—<#>—A user kltciien. Farouk directed much of hia Post at Batty Banquet gold and precioua gen^e, and In TRIM-A-LAWN AND MOTaMOWER ed the House un-American activl- Tokyo. He did not estimate its jronag mother perished today with wrath at hia mother because she custody of General Douglas Mec- openly approved the romance be­ Uea committee probe of Hollywood. Washington, May 24—(45—TTie value but committee members said three children — two her own—oho PENNSYLVANIA HAND MOWERS Thomas A. Diskln, defense Arthur, hes aroused the curiosity trin vaiidy to save ftem th * Tmmm f tween her youngest daughter and Newark, N. J., May 24—(4>>—, Each took a bite out of a salad election campaign team of "Bob it waa sufficient to "pay a po­ 9 a. m. to 12 Noon counsel, asked "Did you care what tentate’s . ranson several Umaa flaming farmhouse. Nelghbaca the Non-Moslem Ghali. ArblUra of etiquette would have bowl as his bead came down. and Mariha” —which haa advanced of Congress. Fathia’s choice for a honeymoon The soup had to flow up-hlU to the public would Uilnk about your the political fortiinea of Senator over.” saved two other chUdrea from • MEN’S WHITE 14al/wCslsrBaaUri __ been ahocked. at nil thoM people An Investigator for the House Closeout Special! site waa not disclosed. She favors get into Jelaki and Frits Baronek. protest?" Robert A. T a ft (R-Ohlo) to high From General Luclua Clay, downstairs Utebea ef the twoi* Put That In Your Pipe Ckalca a f Csloral " I don't think I have ever cared Interstate and Foreign Commerce story dwelliBg. Another ddid ipa Hawaii, where her slater, Princess eating with their elbows on the They did a double-decker head- mention for the Preaidency--final- former American Military Gover­ WA Sieneitta. aedfellnito about what the public thinks of committee has been assigned the nor of Germany, the committee re­ to safety. None o f the throe was Faika, recently honeymooned fol­ table. stand, one on top at the other. ly haa broken down. Job of getting the details, particu­ 6 ^ , T O lowing her marriage to Dr. Fouad my beliefs," Adler replied. ceived some interesting Informa­ hUnivd. TEE SHIRTS And Smoke It I ROSEBUSHES 65c They would have fainted dead For cocktails, Mia - Jonennen of Senator Taft told a gathering of larly plana for diapoaltion of the • • • A t Hmmrnt, be oonfldenf yoifll gst ■XAMPLCt OP LOANS Sadek. Would Be False Conclusion tion on war loot taken from ths ossh pmmptiy—it’s "YES" to 4 cot Been dieiunlng o f a home e f yonr owaT Tkla ie the Meet ttme Ar-Bee & Co. Finland assumed a poae somewhat Ohio Republican' congressmen and treasure of untold value. MMMwmiNramnM Faika, too, Ired brother Farouk away at the sight of chins, chests, new in even the most fashionable "Even If they draw the conclu­ Nazis. Say Rnsetoas Defay Barges 9. Bo conAfonf year privacy wiU bo to woko ap to maUty. Depoeft a porttMi ef yew eanriaga rega­ 22 New Britain Ave. with her marriage— but not to the congreeoional nominees last night A subcommittee heard about BeiBa. May 24-<45 — Britiah m.49 V9J$ 4SL45 FRUIT TREES $1.00 necks, fast mnd shoes— siso on the circles. Her chin and throat rest­ sion that you are n Cbmmunist CLgy testified that the Invading esspoetod . . . no outriders invN vsd. lO sI l l y la a Maacbeeter Sa'vlaga R Loaa Savtoga Plaa. 0 «r gea* Hartford, Conn. degree that Fathia has. Faika’s that the illness of Mra. Taft, the tha fabulous cheat from former Americans aaised between 250 and authorittes today aoeooed the Baa- And ytm saloet bast paymsut data and erooe eanriaga will pyraarid y e w aavlaga, aad BMke that ptpa banquet table. ed comfortably on the tablecloth aympathizer?” Diskln asked. Martha In their team, probably will c each husband is a commoner but he la " I f they did that I think they Secretary of War Robert P. Pat­ 300 mllUon dollars worth of Nssi of vIolattBg Fear-Fowet M om A No unnscott^ qnsttiont. jaa,l $• i$u|$at D» •• aa maay ef year Maaehaeter arighbere The National Society of Acro­ between her elbows. Her torso make it Impooalble for her to share Hartford 2*8036 alfo a Moslem. then bent backwards up Into the are drawing - a false conclusion," terson during unheralded hearings gold which was split up among 16 agreemcato for aarestrieted m m - Come In, phono, or writs fUmmt todar- looN* 0# omor wm^mh m orewrfiee. have deae la the peat M yeara. Start year aavlaga plaa today. Paint Spedall the campaign platform with him A lo«N of $100 <#ii9 120.40 viloo Faika and her husband were In- bats and AerlsUsts set the delicate air behind her, her feet finally the harmonica player said. on legislation dealing with aUen nations claiming raparatlona from mvalcsttosB between BaHa s m IW s low price Wednesday Uans928to9SOe prooiotly k T2 wookhr coo* I Cali onr local representativo | art o f table manners back centur­ this year. property and war claims. Germany. Russia waa not one pf West Oennaay by hoMag ap h am cocotipo kctcliMli 0# |t04tf —c4. For Your Convenience Open Thursdays T il 8 P. M. completing an arc and coming Earlier Draper had testified rnonlng only. A reg. 8Be valiw. at Manchester 8239 ONE COAT OUTSIDE WHITE (Conttniied on Page Twelve) ies at their fifth annual conven­ down firmly on the table, on eith­ that ha did not feel he - was pro- Mra. T aft , long bos been recog­ Members disclosed the testi­ theni. traffic. The Brttteh oeaspialat tion hers yesterday. er side o f the cocktail glass. Oommuniat by appearing at bene­ nised as a capable campaigner for mony today. ’ d a y satlmsted at "many mil­ was laade la a letter e< j r otiat Crruf^coaPANri ruMr nets v e 9a t Vf9n -/ Manchester X Treisnry Balance The busineaa meeting was con­ her famous husband, "Senator General MaeArthur, Patterson lions o f dtfilars'’ the value o f pro­ seat by Mai- Gea. O. ■ . Boataa ar moll gaapaw far F R il fcaeWal Gal. In 5 Gal. Lots No, o f course she didn't spill fits for organizations after they $3-69 ducted with strict decorum. But any. were cited as aubverelve. Yeater- Bob," with whom she has toured tesUfled, bss the key to the chest perty that had beJonK* three of them occupied one chair. (Oantiaaed an V w Tnwive) of a high blood pressure eondiUoo. Jananeae at tha end o f tha war. to be s H ast

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. MAY 24. 195(1 PAGE THBiar Burton’s . . . For Case Settled Manchealer Memorial Day Haven on June 14th and 15th. statement at the Bridgaa trial, G O P Plans Thomas W. Wilson and E. Pierce Court Okays which led to the first of many vio­ Out of Court p a le Hook Plans Scanned Herrick were elected as alternates. lent courtroom exchanges, tha c 0 J W Of MANCHESTEMJ Delegates named to the Con­ Circuit Court Said: Money-Saver gressional convention were An­ Jail Sentence "The most abusive language Tonight 3 Big Rallies used and the vilest characteriza­ Fifth annual Concert by the thony Maneggia and Pearl Broil Auto, Truck Accident j Expect Full Program to tions made were not in the form sixth grade glee clubs of the ele­ with Mario Ansaldi and Richard Agreement Reached as| mentary schools, high school hall, Morra as alternates. Ferdinand of a statement of what was ex­ f Be Announced by the W ill Dramatize Crusade U|iIiol(ls Ruling Against pected to bo proved, but a direct Lewis and Marshall Lovegrove will eiih"s1115 MAIN ST OPeOSITL HIGH SCHOOL 7:80 p. m. Week-end Specials! statement by appellant (Hallinan) Trial Is Set to Go Manchester High school Art Ex­ Marshal Tomorrow To Regain Control of serve as delegates to the County Vinreiit Hallinan, Who of his opinion of the witnesses. CMAl/ ^X k U t hibition, Educational Square from convention with Ralph Broil and Congress in the Fall Norma Tedford, alternates. Dele­ Re|irc8entcd Bridges "No other motive can be attrib­ A $10,000 settlement lii « traffic 4 to 8:30 p. m. Memorial Day activities are accident ca.se was reaclied yoster- : l-'rida), .Hay '16 gates to the Senatorial convention uted to such statements and con­ nearing completion and the full duct than that appellant deliber­ day in Superior Court in an action Concert by Hartford Y. W. C. A. progyani is expected to be an- Washington, May 24— (A’)—Re­ are Keeney J. Hutchinson and San Francisco. May '23.—(41— “SWIRLTWIST” Thurse, 9 to 9 Walter F. Elliott; alteniatei, Don­ ately sought to Inflame the minds brought by Frank Paasacantilli Choral club under auspices of St. noimced by Parade Marshal W il­ publicans laid plans today for The i;. S. Circuit Court of Appeals •Mary's Men’s Club, Whiton Me­ ald Tedford and Renato Coccont. today affirmed the six months jail of the Jurors and unduly preju- | and Richard Winkler of this town liam A. MacDonald tomorrow. three party rallies climaxed by a against the First National Stores,! morial auditorium, 8:15 p. m. MacDonald la a past commander David and Oliv^ Toomey were sentence imposed on 'Vincent Hal- dice them in advance of the ap­ RUG SCOOP! pearance of any witness in the incorporated, and Louis Hansen of Saturday, May 27 of the Dilworth.Cornell-Quey Po.st Chicago show they hope will named delegates to the Probate linan, chief defense attorney for .Special purchase of factory irregulars Bkist Hartford. Open meeting of Alcoholics 102 .of the American Legion. Mis eclipse the Democratic Jubilee at Convention; Frank and Isolds Harry Bridges. witness chair.” from n famous mill. Yours at amazing Settlement was effected as the Aivjiiymous at Hollister Street chief of staff Is Charles H. Norris, which President Truman spoke Paggloli, alternates. Hallinan was sentenced for con­ pricc.s for ruga with high fashion twist cas waa ready to go to trial before school, 8:30 p. ni. also a past commander of the tempt of court by Federal District Named Jury Commissioner texture. In choice of gray, rose or green. Judge James E. Murphy and a jury. Brownie Revel, Center Springs American Legion. Although final arrangements Mrs. Swltaskl will be honored Judge George B. Harris during Hurry In. The case arose from an accident Park, from 2 to 4 p. ra. Scheduled to get under way aren’t complete, the G. O. P. Na­ Bridges' recent perjury trial. Hartford, May 24—(/P)—Philip October 15. 1917 on the Manches- Thursday, June I from the terminus at P:3o Tues­ tional Committee has scheduled Hartford, May 24----- Mrs. Anna- The opinion of Hallinan's ap­ Hewes, of Avon, has been appoint­ • 9 X 12 si'/,(’,s ...... $69.95 an East Coast rally for Atlantic ter-Bolton road In which a store Annual membership dinner of day morning, the parade will pro­ Mae Swltaskl, of New Britain, peal was written by Judge W il­ ed jury commlsaioner for the H. S. (if iiorfoct $89.50) .Manchester branch of the Y. W. C. ceed north on Main street to the City June 23. Republicans ex­ newly-elected vice-chairman of liam Orr. with CTiief Justice Den­ District Court in the Hartford truck, operated bv Hansen, was In pect to follow this with a Western • 9 X 10.6 sizp.x ...... $59.99 collision with a ' car driven by A. at the Y. M. C. A. bnilding. 6 Ccnlci', ea.st on East Center sticct the Republican State Central Com­ man and Judge Albert L. Stephena area. The appointment, made by p. In. to the World War II monument at conference at Salt Lake City in concurring. Judges Carroll C. Hincks and j. (if perfect $79.50) Passocantilli and in which Winkler ' July and a general roundup In Chi­ mittee, will be honored at a din­ was a passenger. Friday, June 2 Munro Park, and counter-march­ ner tonight In the Hotel Bond. Re­ The Circuit Court'a opinion held Joseph Smith, was announced yes­ • 12 X 15 sizes ...... $119.50 St. M aiy’s 50-30 Club Annual ing west on the north side of East cago late in August or September. Plaintiffs were represented by The idea Is to dramatize their publican leaders from throughout that Hallinan's conduct had been terday. Hewes, who served as ex­ (if perfect $149.50) Banquet and Dance. 7 p. ra. Center street to Center Park the State are expected to be on "inexcusable'' on any of the ecutive secretary to the late Gov­ the law fim i of Butler. Volpe, where the Memorial Day exercises fall campaign to regain control of • l l - ’5 X 12 ...... $89.50 Young Republican Club In- hand to join in the testimonial to grounds urged in the appeal. ernor Wilbur L. Cross, succeeds PORTABLE Qarrity and Sacco and the defend­ foinial Uance, i.'ounlry Club. 1 will be held. Congress. (if perfect $112.50) her. Referring to Hallinan'a opening Guy B. Holt, who ha.s retired. ants were represented by Warren Wednesday, June 14 Arthur Cornell, of Middlclowii. Sehator Brewster of Maine, Maxwell. Lawn Card Party, sponsored by ! |ia.st State Commander of the Chairman of the Republican Sena­ CHAISES local halrclrcsser.s. benefit i f Tu­ .Ameriian Legion, will give the torial Committee, told a reporter mor Clinic, at home ot .Mr.s. Edgar ; Memorial I'ay Addrejs. Lircoln'.s he thinks that even without a ' Ahoiil Town Clarke, 175 Ea.st Center .‘street. Getty.'biirg Address will be recited President as a drawing card the $ G. O. P. can outdo the Democrats 29-95 Sunday, June 2,5 I by a High school senior to be an- ONLY AT KEITH’S IN MANCHESTER Britiali-.Amerkan Club All Day i nounced. Appropriate music will in Chicago. Wew Improved type The Hartford Pembroke College President Truman drew an over­ Club will hold its annual meeting Outing at Garden Grove. be played and Rev. Alfred L. W il­ hiiigi’d niattreHK, fUlcd liams. rector of St. Mary's Epis- flow crowd to the 22,000-seat Chi­ with coll npriiig.s. Cover­ tomorrow evening at 6:30 at the cago Stadium, but a Sunday meet­ Hartford Seminary Foundation. , copal church, will offer the Invoea- ed in Rallcloth or new j tion and benediction. ing of the Presidential Cabinet, plnnlic coated fabric*. Following the dinner and buiilness presided over by Vice President meeting Rfias Elizabeth DeWitt y§e Electricity I The Permanent Memorial Da.v presenting for modern living- Back adjust*. 1 committee is headed by Wilfred Barkley, played to a small crowd Root, a member of the club and and a lot of vacant seats. librarian at the Foundation, will j Bulla, commander of the Di.sabled For ( a’ciiialion American Veterans. Dewey Scheduled To Speak conduct a tour of the building and The Atlantic C ity meeting, in grounds. Mies Lois V. Bronson, Bombay— \,JP)— India, original Old Belief the home state of O. O. P. Na­ chairman, will be assisted Miss tional Chairman Guy G. Oabrlel- Janet Sanborn. I'.ome of human cremfctlon, ii soon Ancient Greeks believed earth- son, will be open to all Republican prize designs to have its first electric cremation . quakes were caused by Poseidon. members of Congress, as well as Teachers of the Covenant-Con­ m Bombay. The crematorium will I the god of the sea, shaking the Republican officials from east of gregational church .school V.11I dispose of bodies in a few minutes I earth to wrest passeselon of it from the Alleghenies. :Si Repeat Purchase meet this evening at 8:30 at the I the gods of the land, according to Republican governors attending from the MUSEUM OF MODERN ART Instead of the houre now required church. Friday evening at 7:15, ! I the Encyclopedia Britannica. the annual Governors’ Conference the Ladies Aid Society will meet 1 by the wood-bumliig process. at White Sulphur Springs. W. Va.. at the home of Mrs. Beda Carlson, ^ Although Maliatma .Gandhi ad­ earlier In the week have been In­ INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION CUFF SHORTS 192 Woodbridge street. The pastor, I vocated electric incinerators, most vited to stop off. Rev. Carl Helgerson. will be In ' Hindus are averse to any way of Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York, the party’s 1948 nominee SKIRT RIOT! charge of the devotional program. burning except by use of logs or for President, and Gov. Jamea H. at least charcoal heaps and cow- STATE* NOW Barbara L. Goodale, small daugh­ Duff of Pennsylvania, who recent­ dung cakes. The municipality is Jhtk^EW eSr HiMetm /UvmSvnj ter of Sgt. and Mrs. Roy W. Good- ly won the Senatorial nomination 1 .9 8 not certain the electric cremator­ In his State, are counted upon as NEARLY 3,000 FURNITURE ale o» Niantlc. Conn., has returned ! ium win be immediately popular, to her home from the New England the chief attractions. 3 - 9 8 but counts on two factors to keep Deaconess Hospital, Boston, where ' Taft Makes Prediction DESIGNERS IN 31 NATIONS busy. Cno is the large number of she has been under medical care C o l b i o m r Senator Taft (R-Ohlo), who deaths by the roadside of poor peo­ METAL Reg. 2.98 for the past few weeks. Mrs. Good- ' blasted at President Truman’# COMPETED, AND THEIR IDEAS ale will be remembered as a daugh­ ple. The municipality now burie# “ Fair Deal” program in a radio Rfif. 5.98 to 8.98 Valuef ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph them. The other is the imprece- reply to the President’# Chicago CHAIRS Lyttle of 48 Eldrldge street. dented cost of wood. speech, came up with a new pre­ WERE SIFTED, TO BRING These beautiful combed yarn gab­ «rN „ MON., TFES diction today that the President One of New York’s best sportswear makers ardine shorts arc yours for a steal! Young people of the Salvation “COLT 45" won’t succeed in electing what $3-98 Plus: “ It’s A SmaU World” YO U THIS BEAUTIFUL, USE­ irave us this outstandijig: group of CIRCLE Zipper back, French seams, real Army will omit their meeting and More Excavating T aft called a "rubber stamp" Con- Posture formed eeat and skins, piques, broadcloths, prints and dotted DRESS SCOUP! cuffs. Fine gabardine for only 1.98. rehearsal this evening on account greos this fail. back, strong tubular steel "N o President who adopted that FUL NEW IDEA IN LOW-COST Swiss at the one low price of n Oi*. Some of the meetings being conducted base and arms. Brilliant Ten colors to choose from. Sizes by Colonel and Mrs. Joseph Acton. Plan for Cyprus policy has ever succeeded,” Taft skirts ha\e a 6 yard sweep'. finish In red or green. 12-18. A special rehearsal will be held declared in a weekly report to FURNITURE. SEE IT AT Monday evening at the Citadel. Nicosia, Cyprus — (JP)—Archae­ DRIVE-IN Ohio voters, adding: ologists late this summer will re­ PIKE “ A lot of thoee who feel friendly A t a recent meeting of St. Ber- ' new excavations of Alasia, fabu­ THEAIRE to Mr. Truman would rather have CUR STORE, m t ¥ f nadette's Mothers Circle the fol­ lous capital of the ancient "Peo­ an Independent Congress than one WASHABLE BEMBERGS! lowing officers were elected: Pres­ MABLENE DIETBICK PICOLAYS! SHEER COTTONS! ples of the Sea.” Two thousand in­ JOHN WAYNE he could dominate.” ident, Winifred Faber: secretary, dividual finds were made in earlier BBOD. CBAWrOBD T aft said the Issu* in this year’s COMBINATION FABRICS! Viola Michalak; treasurer, Lillian work at Enkomi, where the Royal election is whether "we elect a Tardlf; representatives. Lticllle Palace of Alasia was destroyed in ^Seven Sinners^ Congress which will rubber stamp Cotpe down earl\' and choose from a Bonomo and . Cecilia Michalak: I a great earthquake about 1365 A Z .n o all of Mr. Truman’s policies or wonderful assortment of spanking contsict and publicity, Margaret I B.C. o f Moat# whether we have an independent Haberom; welfare. Beatrice Dy- Cri»to” fresh, crisp, cool dre.sses. Size* 12 to 20 V. i Gold ornaments, bronze inlaid With AURLR JEEOBKS Congreas determined to make ber: historian and librarian. Lor- with gold, tiaras, pottery and aia- progress on the principles of liberty and 1 6 «j to 241,2. \ na Kimic. ; baster were excavated under the and a proper incentive for ability, ^ 1^ LOTtiawBaa tfIRM RORfTf hard work and genius ] direction of M. Claude Schaeffer. At left in this group­ Mias Vivian Firato, of 99 Ply­ ' The work is considered e.specislly y FREE gHM8 II mouth lane, was elected vice pres­ p a gwb ing. the Chest, 5 draw- important because it is throwing f'GaiUif F I. BGt. *D \ ident of the Hartford chapter of T# The Se» I h Bliipe* M i ' ars ...... $98.50 light on the transition from the *RepeloDg CMtiiy* CLEAN. STRAIGHT LINES . . . SLOPING FRONTS . . . HAND­ the National Secretaries' Associa­ Bronze to the Iron Age m the Bolton tion at the annual meeting of the Mediterranean area.* SOME. EXPANSIVE MIRRORS . . . COMBINING BRUSHED YACHT CLEARANCE I: .irganizatlon last night. Miss Doris Mohr DTtalla Firato is secretary to John G. TeL RUacbestar 8545 BRASS WITH THE DISTINCTIVE, DOUBLE-TONE CHARM OF DRESSES 10.00 . . Were 23.00 Robinson, controller of materials BLONDE KORINA AND RICH, PIN-STRIPED AMERICAN WALNUT. CHAIRS at Cheney Brothers. " Miss Dorothy 8. Booworth, Everett DRESSES 8.00 . . Were 19.98 Madeline Wallace, formerly of this TOD.AT ‘’LOVE HAPPY” EASTWOOD T. McKinney, Jedm Van Zander, town, was elected secretary of the DRESSES 5.00 . . . Were 12.98 Plus: “ Badmen Of Tombatone” Kaeney J. Hutchinson and James LOW IN COST $3.49 organization. , Jos. Cotten George a . Haosett were named by last Bpar varnished hardwood bight’s town meeting to investi­ The prize desisms in this around-the-world DEPENDABLE IN r COTTON DRESSES The Hartford County First Dis- i VaUl Montgomery CONSTRUCTION frames, back and a dou­ Irict of .\mcri-aii Legion and ’ gate putting an addition o f two competition are now on display, right here at ble seat of Rtriped duck. Oroon Welles Bod Cameron or more rooms on the elementary DRESSES 3.98 . . . Were 5.98 Auxiliary will meet at the Bristol SECTIONAL ATTACHING A Thursday apecial value. D ® | “TH E THIKD "DAKOTA school. The resolution stipulated Keith'fi, and only at Keith’s all ready for you to Legion Home on Hooker Court MAN” ijn .” FULLY DUSTPRhi« In 3-tona leatherstta. 2 . 9 8 Albert HIU and Mrs. Hill were in­ Junior cheat, 3 CLEARANCE Just dip these wonderful nylon and will be staged In the school libra­ Foods and Your Favorite Songs Brilliant new furniture, S o C - ry In the Rec, instead o f Educa­ terested apactatora at the meeting f d raw ers |S 3J 3 . NO BOCTBBS to food ip acetate jersey slips into sudsy tional square. An auction of the I^gal Beverages which waa attanded by about 150 Perfect compliment for a hot aummer Mato at. lot hsolia atom. SUITS 20.00 ...... Were 39.98 water and see them dry within the paintings will be held at seven people. Mr. Hill addressed tba da- drhra hi, ha at ease F . . . Crisp, cool, cotion skirts in four hour. Each slip carries the GOOD o'clock. Myed Bomaroo masting which fol- 0 J W Of MANCHESnr:hU parktag. sort pattern— ^that will wash and iron H O U S E K E E m O seal of approval. FscOitics for Private lowed in the pariah room of Center , . Junior and Missy Sizes at. BemadatU's Mothers Clrde OMigregatlonal church. in a jiffy. Sizes 24 to SO. White. Sizas 82 to 38. Parties and Banquets. CAVEY’S , Closed Weil, at Timtm . . . Open Thnre. Ttl f. Other Dejra ' 5:33 will maet tonight at sight o'clock The Republican caucus on Mon­ at tha home of Mrs. Marian day night named Jamea O. Haasett, Open Bvcmlnge by Appolatmeat: Phone 4153 or see yoer I 0*KadL 143 North School straoL town chairman, and Ralph Q: BroU, KEITH’S state legislator, as delegates to the etiw s Opsm Thataday Itoaa • to State Convention to be .held in New P ■ y '.II. ■ r ,iP. ■ :i>: hi;.h .i m'IOI k..raat at wpek 3 to U t t 4 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 24. 1950 PAGE FIVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1950 POUB bership plus to s group of mem­ 121.60 were voted at the special that he (Tobin) Injected himself bers and there will be a social pe­ town meeting held I'Yicsday eve­ Seaman Dies I Deaths Last N ight and his political office into thla Rockville riod following the meeting. ning with less than fifty persons Labels Tobin union dispute." UQUOR DEPT. , ed in what la, to him, an import­ Board of Tax Review in attendance. Tobin and CIO President rhlllj) ant learning process. The respon­ Mrs. Bertha Weber New York Joseph Gollumb, 68, OpenJS A. M. ta 11 P. ML>i At Pint Hand Hits Leaning Plan Outdoor - Home Craftsmen — Electricians — P lu m b ers The Board of Tax Review of Of Injuries author, former reporter and drama ‘’Halehel Man’ Murray sjioke te OE workers at a K Q l t ^ u d m e s sible parent should experience thla Mrs. Bertha Kellner Websr, 68. “No One ScIIb Pot Lm iP - School Study the a t y of Rockville, Mayor Fred­ ertllc for .several New-York news­ rally Sunday sponsored by the rl- process with him as frequently as erick Berger presiding, will meet of 112 Prospect' street, widow of | ! val International Union of Elec­ possible." George Weber, died Tuesday night papers and the Nation Magazine On Federal Aid Picture House Cl 7 I T 19 INSERT at the Council rooms thla evening Man With SwaHtika On ami foreign correapondent for the Elurlriral Union Hears trical Workers (lUE-CIO). Both Arthur Drug Storea Bolton Work Four regional vice presidents at seven o'clock to act upon an.v at the Rockville City hospital. She dennuneed the Independent union M I I TOOLS . uf Plan Viewed was born in Rockville and lived New York Evening Post during were nominated unoppossd and appcala from the doings, of the llliPHt Ih Stahhrrl in the first World War He waa horn Speaker (jilI Ueader as "Commimlst dominated." preauihably elected. Votes were to asseaaora. here nil her life. She wa« a mem­ Parents • Teachers Hear Rumor Has It to Be -•T- ber of the Rockville Methodist in Russia. The UK was expelled from the 'ConmiiMioiier .Tells of be counted today. They are. l.von|; Range Ntccls of Rummage Hale Fight at Baltimore I 'o o l of I'reHiilenI CIO at Its Novemlier eonventlon Warning on Passing The F’inance committee of tho chtirch, the W.S.C.S. of the church, London Hargraves Parkin.soh. Highway Changes in Mrs. Walter H. Beckman. Located in Bolton; W. W. Williams Industriss Rosalie Lodge, a past chief of the in t.'leveland on clmrges of having InatitiiteH Women’s Guild of the Union Con­ Baltimore, ,Ma.v 21 i4? A sea­ .63. former editor of the F’inanelal Miami, Fla., region 3, embracing Educational Degree of rocahontas. She leaves Times. l.,ynn. Ma.ss., May 24 i.l’i Al- left-wing lendeticies. Mirrors, Glass Talk Before Qub Buck to Government No Confirmation gregational church will hold a man with a swastika tatooed on Florida, Alabama, Georgia, North u A r« Hi-Spe«d Steel Toole at a Arc Explained three daughters. Mrs. Homer Bryn .Mawr, Pa. Cliailcs Hart. tiert K Fitzgerald. National presi­ Purnllure Tops. Window and South (Carolina and Tennessee. rummage aale May 26 starting at Waltz. Mrs. Carl Schultz and Mrs. hi.s chest wa.s found sprawled on Ilmilln.v |o Keynote I’arley Long Beach, Calif,, May 24— (4>) Reports are heard that a group 10:30 a. m. Any clothing left over East Baltimore street last night, 81. former president of the Inland dent of the Iiideiamdenl United ' niuia for the projected new Bol* Mrs. R. R. Smith. Grand Forks, ^ price the average man can afford. William Farr; two aons, George and Plate Glaa*. Auto Ghue — "Too many people look to the planning to locate an outdoor Rockville, May 24 Mias Rllcn after tho sale will be sent for re­ dying of a deep knife gasli in his Steel Co, Chicago, and the Dela­ Kleetrlcul Workers Union, lermed tM Notch railroad overpass and N. D., region 5, North and South H. and Edward L. Weber; 11 ware .Hteel Co. of tliester, I'a . j Hartford, May 21 (/n J. Keli- moving picture theater In this lief purposes by the .Service eom- grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. side. A trail of blood led from Secretary of lailior Maiirlee .1. Tn- government to aolve all their prob­ Dakota, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota Kelly of the Govrmor’s Fact-Find­ and a recognized expert in electri­ I noth Bradley, caiiipalgnlng for the Mchway with relocation section has born investigating mlttcc. Anyone having a donation I/ruise Burney, Mrs. Clarenec a thlrd-fliMir flat across the street. liin "a political hatchet man for lems end this Is a dangeroua tend­ and Nebraska. ing Commiaaion on Rducalion ex­ cal smelling proCo.saoa. I Rcpiihlienn nomination for gover- White Glass Co. the Interaftinr parU of Routes possibility of a site at the top of Is asked to leave it in the vrstihiilo Brown, all of Roekvilic; a brother. Police identifled him as Tlioiiias President Truman " Mrs. H. H. Hargreaves, Port­ Drills that drill in metal, wood, plastic, ■ nor, will keynote the Itepulillean and 44, ware outlined last night ency," the director of the Good Bolton Hill near the New England plained the school study program at the reading rooms. Carl August Kellner, in Virginia, Holford, 38. Nclghtairs said they New York Jo.seph .Slckei. 61. a Fitzgerald apoke to about 2,000 24 Kirch St. Manchester thought he had relatives or friends I city eonventlon here tomorrow iw state Highway CommiMioner Cltlscnshlp Foundation told the land, Ore., region 7, Oregon, Idaho, Hou.so, It Is known that at least plywood, etc., making true, accurate and (Iiiirch ^feelings The funernl will be held Friday at roniml.s.slon merchant who con­ union members at a rally in ad- f to some thirty representatives of in Mi.ssl.sslppi. j night. Bradley s supporters In •>|ien Onlly 8 A. M to 6 P. $|. 0. Albert Hill at a meeting of the National Congress of Parents and Montana, Washington, Wyoming one property owner in that area ceived the idea of having unem­ organizations, parent teacher as­ The WSCS of the Rockville 2 p. m. at the Ladd Funeral Home. \ anoe of a Nnliniinl Ijibor Ileln- j lliirtford are exiiected to attempi Ineliiitins NaturdaY Bolton Married Couplea’ club In Teachers. and Hawaii. lias been approached with the idea ' clean boles. Will cut through nails. Police were told there was a ployed persiina sell apples during sociations. and educators at a Melhocllsl church will meet at the Rev. Albert .lack.son. pa.stor of the lions Board election Thursday to I to pledge the city's 10 ilelegnlcs to the town hall. Commiasioner Hill "When the government starts of a land deal, but to date no defl- | fight on the landing and that Hol­ tho depression of the 1930's. Mrs. James P. Ryan, Phoenix, meeting held at the {Cast school church this evening at 7:30 Rockville Methodist ehureh, will ford managed to stumble down choose a bargaining agent for GE I the Repuhlleun Stale Convention I'lcnlY Of I'arking ■aid that It is hoped to seek bida doing things for us. It ends up do­ nile result has been achieved. ofTleiate. Burial will be in Grove employes throughout the country Arlx., region 8, Arizona. Califor­ 1 ^ R outer»Sh aper Cutters with which you Tuesday evening. o'clock. the stairs and stagger aernss the Seattle Lawrence B. Oalg, Sr.. I to his eaiididiiey. Tlie Hartford On I'remiaee on the »S80,000 job early this sum­ ing things to us," Dr. Jamc.i Mil­ nia, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexi­ Recently a large .slate roadside I To Interview Bojs Hill rom elerj. The funernl home 60, retired yarnl.sh company execu­ can make molding, window-sash, etc., in a Following Miss Kelly's explana­ street before eollapsing. He died Fllzgernld told (Jcneral Eleetrle tlOP Town Coniniiltee lina gone | mer. lar, of Portland, Ore., aaid in an co and Utah. acreage in Columbia wa.s secured I Major Sage who is in charge of will he open Thursda.v afternoon tive and civic leader of laiulsvllle, workers from tlie l.ynn and Ever­ ' nn re.- ' defen.se of Egyjit being enistied hy their mothers. of HOO pounds. Prime Minister Louis St. I.,aurcnt (.second from right) Bees at first provements which will take out the ter," she said. "He Is truly engag­ loos*. at low temperalurs. 34 DEPOT SQUARE TEL. 5406 tlic East achool PTA, Rayrtiond hand the flood damage In WInnIr Canad-i. With him on hla hip- existing two lane route and replace Ramsdell of the Educator.., iliss booted Inspection tour are Premier 10. L. ('ampboll of Manitoba (right), your General Electric it with a modem expressway will Ann Mlffitt of the American Le­ reduce accidents there to one-third and two' Cannd’.in army otTIcers. They noted that the rampaging Red River flooil level was beginning to drop. ( N FA telephoto). gion Auxiliary; George Farring­ of present totals. ton, Loyal Order of Moose; Mrs. Proposed Changes Edward Quinn, Women's Relief Refrigerator HUl said that the entire improve- over the adequacy of tho state's have been prepared on It. He ad­ Corps; Milton AJbom of the Maple rhent would serve to eliminate the proposals as to the Notch eon- vised Mancliestcr to "go alicad and street PTA and the secretary Miss fkisting grade intersection of struetion. Residents and properly grow," and when the time comes, Kuhnly, Routes U. S. 6 and U. S. 44A and owners in the area were oppetsed the Department will find ways to gt the same time replace the exist- A meeting of this committee will to a "UirouRhway " idea, with llni- moke the connection. be held Monday evening. May 29 teg bridge over the New Haven Itcd access to the new road front There was general local approval krilroad. at the office of the tuperlnlendent adjacent property for eonsldernhle of the plan, except for the details of schools, and another meeting The project will provide a four- distances from the Notch. .Rome mentioned, particularly the pro- to which all organizations not rep­ lana divided highway with con­ considered that the plans for an Jerted railroad overpass and resented at last night's meeting trolled access, composed of two improved railway overpass were straightened approaches on either are asked to send representatives 24-foot concrete lanes on each side exeellent, lint that the rotary side of It. Commissioner Hill also will be held Thursday evening, of a separation strip which will should be retained. 1 brought out another part of the June 8th. average 17 feet in width. Residents pointed out that un­ ' Job of the Department, aside from Commissioner Hill pointed out the purely constructional and en­ In addition to Parent Teacher der the plana bus slops had not groups from all parts of the town, GET IT TODAY! 60 PIKES! EVERYTHING that the railroad grade separation been fore.seen at the Notcli. that gineering features. This concerns will not be of the usual type of turn-arounds would ho impossible ro.adside development. representatives were present at grade separation with abutments 0AUTO last night's raedflng from the Loyal STANDS, MOVES, OR G ^ S TRICKS I there, that walkers would be He said that engineering nccea- and wing walls. At the point barred, and that Rcneral Inaccea- sltlea cause the now line to paaa NO PAINTINO Order of Moose, Lions Club, DAR., where the railroad passes through slbility of the highway from near­ through one of the best growths NO DRILLING , American Legion Auxiliary, Red Bolton Notch the track is In a deep by ^ Ito n points seemed Incor­ of mountain laurel In the area. riTB ALL Cross, Women's Relief Corps and irock cut which makes It possible porated in the plans. There waa Since the highway department Is CARS the Textile Union. An interesting * • for the new construction to cover today some talk of po-salble low­ unable to avoid going through this fact waa brought out during the J the-xut with a concrete arch roof. ering of real e.state valuea due to section, he said, it li, planned to discussion, of which many were . 'nils' in affect. Commissioner HIU lack of accesa to the new road­ replace all of the growth possible |95 unaware, the existence of a good sald, places the railroad In a tun­ way. and to add to it wherever the sized trailer camp a short distance nel for a distance of approxi­ "rhia morning CVjmmlasloner to the west of the Talcottville traf­ mately 400 feet with the highway state is able. The ultimate effect, i Hill aaid that he haa advlaed Bol­ he said, will be to restore if not fic circle. crossing over it. Further to the ton townspeople that he will take Homemakers .Meetings . cast highway traffic will also be exceed the present beauties of the MULTI-MEE SSP SEAT COVERS all of the points raised under ad­ Two meetings have been planned . separated by a bridge carrying laurel growth. Heavy Duty 'TfCoionoiA visement and will give full study The attention of tha Commls BEAtTIFV •niE INTERIOR OF by Home Demonstration Agent ' U. 8. 6A. THE w o r l d ; K II R <:\R -- SM.VRT NEW HW to the points brought up. When sioner was called to the laurel TIRES Cora H. Webb for this week. On ! QnesMoaa Arise LOl.ORFl L P.VTI ERN.S — SP.VNI.SII May 26 at the Grange hall in this study is completed, he said, he growth by The Herald. which First lln«.! Top I.EATIIER TWtMMEU ST ALL Some local question developed will advise the Bolton aelcctinen notch orlRlnal POINTS OF STR.UN AND WE.AR North Coventry there will be an noted the great attraction the •qulpment. Ou«l* either of changes that may be Itv fully iuoron- -- PERFECT FITTING. all-day Leader Training session plantation creates when it Is in Legal Notices made to accede to the local vle\^ teed* from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. Misa or he will have reaaona agalnat ao bloom. Solid Back Coupe Sidney Korando. Home Manage­ AT A COURT o r PROBATE held doing that will stand up under ar­ " - i t ; 600 X 16 ar Franl Seal ment Specialist, will instruct the at IftiwhMter within and for the gument and will prove why the Better Proeeaa group in the Reflniahlng of Furni­ — p .. ritstriet of llanehaater, on the 33nd Klectric furnucea arc used in the 88 ture. MOTHER! DAD! TREAT YOUR YOUNGSTERS dsy of Itejr, AD.. IIU. changes cannot be made. PIlM Endless hours of fun w lth .„ Would Aid Road making of highest quality steels On May 26 at the home of Mrs. Praatat. JOim j. w a l l e t t since on mitalde impurities are in­ 9 Jnds*. Aa one point, Oimmissloner Hill To* H. Broil of Bolton, the Bolton TO THIS GREAT G E CIRCUS! Batata of Bamt Hard#. Johnaaon a said he was deflnitely of the opin­ troduced hy a fuel and more pre­ CAR RADIO • DIVIDED e 7B group ivill hold a session from 10 C o y Clowns • Strong* Fraakt cise controls of melting conditions a. m. to 3 p. m. with Mi.ss Webb k. A Harry (RarcYr) B. Jnhnaon. late ion that the Notch road intersec­ ______A n v ( B A ^K 9 s l 9 I , • - > PERFECT roceptlon whil* you *. r i t of Manchester, in aaid Diatiiet, de- tion with the new highway will be is possible. as instructor, "Slip Covers” being Trapaxa Artists • Wild Animah eaaaad. PlCB under tho d«th — • SEDANS O 7B the topic. Both days those attend­ General Electric improved and that good access CORDOVAN COLD RUBBER* vmady trana- COACHES Os 1 9 O Jontz.n On moUoa of Carl A Johnson of PREMIUM OUALITY • RAYON CORDS *00 a 1* * ferred from ono ing will bring box lunches. in Cages • Big Side Shaw said ManchasUr. admlnlatrator. will be provided there from road M% tasr^e MORE MILEAGE AT NO EXTRA car to anethor. i95 ORDERED: That alx montha from to road, and that his office would Cost. t He ni<*iirsT o i ai itv — lon<;est It*« tho Armtmt BEAT COVER VALVES AAS InstBllatlon Tonight REFRIGERATORS LASTING TIRE IN THE HURLD — WIIITB- car radio ralua nxnu AND MOtaOCn A30VX The postponed installation of 2L-80 "JU B ILE E "— Very beach-wise, very 1950, here's a G-E Refrigorator that Climbs a tba 23nd day of May. AD.. 1S60. be and co-operatc in such improvement. WALLS SLIGHTLY illGIIER. mm Cha market. 13‘L . ANYTKteO n TOWM. officers of the Sisterhood of the the same are limited and allowed for A t the present time an old wood­ C a 4 u M e a li Jantzen sun-set you'll love to live In, all summer long. O J.nit.a String • G-E Rafrigarator that tha creditors within which to brins in en bridge leads south from the B'nal Israel Synagogue will take (Atake It a family affair. If you like— there's a men's thair clalma agalnat aaid estate, anc.' place this evening at 8 o'clock at matehmate named ‘'Coxswain.” ) Klastieir.ed Itoxer waist Front $169.75 to tho aaid admlnlatrator la directed to Notch into the road, over which 2J-0I with 2J-20 "TR.Anr.WLNn BRA A M * S IlO R r'-. Actually Walks • All in a traffic hAs much increased since I the recreation rooms on Talcott really fits— there's a coneealed drawrord—and a cotton giva public notice to the creditors to avenue. Jantzen’s at It again, flattering figures with the eutrst trlnt In their claims within sale.' tlma the new Bolton school was built. Inner-pantle gives you soelal aer'urily plus action-free­ Big-Top Tent! Memorial Service M in elothes that ever turned a girl Into a beach peach. allowed by publlshlnf a copy of thla A i to the argument of through- dom. You'll be delighted with the form-fitting Inner-lined $449.75 At the meeting of the Ameri­ This glad plaid twosome ts cut to put your curves where orter In aoma newspaper havlnf a clr- way versus the present type inter-! bra, too—It provides uplift, aeeent, and control all at onee. Owiatlon in said probate district, a-lth- can Legion Auxiliary to be held Htriking Black, Sliver, and 6 gorgeous faht-colors, all In you want ’em . . . narrow you where you want to he nar­ I In ten days from the dale of this order, section with a rotary, Commls- ! this evening the annual Memorial rowed. Rra la lined, with self-tie hack (nr Individual ad­ slpner Hill said thst while he al­ cool crisp “ Siinvana’ cloth . . . beautifully washable. and return make to this court of the services will be held. Relports will 10-20. 8.95. justment; short Is atreamstyled and hark-zlp|ied, with General Electric notice KlTfro. ways seeks to give full considera­ be presented of the annual ban­ fine big functional patch pockets. All made of wonderful General Electric i ______JOHN J, WALLETT. Judge. tion to the local view, he must al­ quet and plans for the participa­ husky- .Sanforized Denim that keeps Its good looks through AT A COURT o r PROBATE held so tlilnk of the benefits to the tion In the Memorial Day exer­ washings and washings. In hot Red, Blue, Rrnwn. 9-15. RANGE , at Manchaster within and lor the entire section a road serves, and cises will be completed. Choose them separnlelv If voii like . . . Bra 1.95. Short WASHER I District of Msnehester, on the J3nd it was the view of all cnnsiiltanta Official Visit 2.98. With adjuHtahle unit, lamp and timer. ; day of May, A.D.. 19M. that traffic burdens are increas­ Grand Chancellor Charles Cham­ ; Present. JOHN J. WALLETT, ing via the Notch, nece.ssltatlng a ! J udee. berlain of New Haven will visit SPECIAL J Batate of Patrick J. Moriarty, laU of safer, more modern type of inter­ Damon Lodge, No. 17. Knights of $209.95 I Manchester, In said District, deieased. change than can be provided by a Coleman Pythias, at their meeting this eve­ G. F. r«»rlal)lc Iro n e r...... Value $49.95 traffic rotary. [ On motion of The Manchester Trust ning. This will be his official Chrome Stand and Chair . . . . Value $23.00 , Company, admlnlatrator. The Highway Department, he visit and he will be accompanied j ORDERED; That alx months from said. Is Interested in making this Folding CAMP STOVE by his suite of officers. Damon General Electric I the 23nd day of May. AD.. 1»50, be and route meeting very safe, and will w4M4*|M«af iMTMn. Ftanty at Lodge will present 25-year mem­ Total $72.95 tba aame are limited and alloued (or aaaktaa ataaa far M« aitals. FtMa lake all measures to promote this HP and tarrlaa Ilk* a MHca**. la- the creditors within whirh to briny In stani Ilfhllat. Mak*« and barn* 111 tbair clalma against sale estate, and factor, including an interest in •mm ta* hmm fMMUn*. DISHWASHER -M.L THKKE the. laid administrator la directed to lighting the area and installing CAMP STOVrt PAL- IT F M K FO K $40.00 give public notice to tho creditors to ail needed signs, divisional strips > PlMdllght LANTCRN Wa.M S259.95 bring In their claims within said time and other facilities required. €•■9 rlfbt Cat mm m llfirti allowed by publishing a copy of tills mam aaldawiU M tm rrf tka Caiamam NOW' ...... $189.95 With The I’ urcliase Of Any order In some newspaper having Course Here KH » C « if tHm mm4 Irnfam * tar Asked if he could give an Idea b*riar aatlap — b*tt«r Ivgfcl circulatloa in said probate district, SAVK »70.;)0 G. E. Washer From within ten days from the date of this of the course through Manchester ARMY order, and return make to this court that any connecting link from the NAVY of the aoUce given. Notch to the Crosa Highway DIAMOND'S $99.95 to $369.95 JOHN J. w a l l e t t . Judge. might run. the Commissioner said 997 M AIN ST. Model AVF 28 AT A COURT OP PROBATE held that part of the job is something MANCHESTER at Manchester within and for the very far In the future and no plans District of Manchester, on the 3Jrd General Electric General Electric day of May. A.D., tSiO Present, JOHN J. WALLETT, . aR B T H O U N D Judge. VACUUM AUTOMATIC Esute of Elizabeth M. -Taylor, late ' •yaH t^en. '4 of Manchester, in said Otstrlct, deceas. i ad. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ONLY I Tha axecutor having exhibited hla I CLEANER WASHER final adminlatration account wlili sam \ estate to this Court for allowtiK-.', it is , W’a.s $54.9.* Wn.i $359.9.5 ORDERED; That Uia Slst day of NOW’ ___ NOW ...... May. 1950 at ten o'clock (d.s.t.i lore- i $299.95 noon, at lh4 Probate Office In the ' m Municipal Building In laid Mancheater. i JaliH»aa nCniAL flMDBt SAVE SAVE $ 6 0 .0 0 be and the aame la aailgned for a hear- i > < along ing on the allowance of said admlnla- { CAR 0 " b *** tratlon account with said esUle and | POB CAM thla Court dlrecU that notice of the PUTE oa BHCE BlHsan-BrisM Highways time and plan.assigned for said hear­ CAR No rubMnd. •pp*y . ing ka given to all persona knoa-n to plate vipo. Laata $* a I'S E T * Far Eitra Oaavtaiiao* ba Interesud therein to appear and be WITH POLE Demfonstrators and Floor Models up fa mmm heard tharoon by publishing a copy of B BBACBBT * Far Eitra Saviaft this order In some newspaper having * Far Eitra eanfart a circulation In aaid District, at least B A B Y S E A T "4 a 0 ' SET No atralninft. Save' live days before the day of said hear­ w m i POLE *all steel ing. BABY BIIMtS IN B B C apola iraSIr aid* EASY OOMPOBT 0 9 * a BBACMBT •wl at • glancv. EASTBQUISD ______JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. INATALLEl* 1 General Eleririr Ironer wan to $UI9.9,%...... 850.00 Ruses. Leave AT A COURT OF PROBATE held SALE! HeUiixe 7:22 a.m. 2:48 p.m. 8:11 p.m. at Manchester within and for the HOME SHOE! H « a ^ luly— (rBRglb District of Manchester, on the 23rd OPPKilAL All Stofl 9:68 a.ra. *;02 p.m. 10.28 p.m. daj- of May, AD.. IMO. A L L WOOL AND JliNlOB lifta mm BEST Pteaent. JOHN J. WALLETT. aiZB AND i R Y BflSTON ...... $2.40 plus tox 1 General-Eleririr Ironer was #229.95 lo #179.95 ...... #50.90 Judga. WEIGHT G A R B A R D IN E S U IT S $ 2 8 SET SAVU Eaute of Edward Stanfield, late of PlH-Oul Flatplate Mancheater, In said District, deceased. Moat all alzes, 10 to 18. Beg. 333.M uid $45.0* vahieo. or YOUR TIRIS WESTBOUND Tha exacutrlx having exhibited her KNDIRS Snal administration aeeount with aaid FIRES Buses Leave 1 General Electric Ironer #79.95 lo #64.95 ...... #15.00,' astaU to thu Court for allowance. It 4Jt24B.ni. StII p!m, la A GROUP OF ALL WOOL OROBRBD; That tha lad day of 349 Illlr $:24 p.m. portable June. UM. at ten o'clock (A i.U fore- FULLY LINED TOPPERS $15 >SS4S!.)ACK Privf; * 1 12fflS p .^ 4:5* p.m. . Boon, at tha Probata OSles la ths P Municipal Building la said Manchester, A ll pastel fehades. Regnlariy iip to $29.08. P f 1 NEW YORK ...... $2.48 pine tax 1 General Electric Ironer #169.95 lo #129.9,5...... #40.00 ba and tho Muns Is assigned for a hear­ jPius (L Tax. Big EXTRA ing oa tbs atlowanea of sate adminla­ 2L-35-*! "JEEPERS"— Pert, and that’s fur positive . . . TUB SAvlugs OB Round Trip Tickets, 4L-20 "8PORTK B R lE r*—It’s an experience to be mold­ Drop in Model tration account wtUi said estate and RAYON WORLD*8 these elBsale Jantzen clam-dlrgera with 'the knifn-aharp ed the way this high-powerpd Uttle panty molds you. Gives FINi:ST 681 Main St. St'BPASSEa OrlehMUl thla Court dlrseta that aoUca of tha MOTOR OIL tailoring, tbe big patch pockets, the daahln turn-up-or- you that trim, slim, neat-aa-B-pIn look when you wear Uma aad ptaes aaaigned for aaid hear- MANCHESTER GAB BOUIPMBNT I kV be g l w to all paraoaa kndwo to SHARKSKIN SUITS $14 I# OK* Call DEVELOPS INAMPSI Center Travel dowB cuffs. 'Hie Im 's lined for c«imfort aad extra sup­ It under shorts, pedal-ptashers. and slBoka . . « mad worn Agency Be - l i M f t sil therein to appear and In white or pastel shades. Most all alxaB I* la 23. TRIPLE WSTORES e |9S port (you can' have matching ohorta too) . . , and you'll with a aeparate bra it’s a wonderful son short. too.-Wisp- J YB. CUABANTE I Electrical DepL TELEPHONE 6771 like the aettoq-freedom you get In the halter neck strap ha kHte tkerann by publlablng a copy Bwk. 498 Main 81. welght, woven of fine-textured hatlate, mbber-lllled to "Uti thM order la sease newspaper hav' I—' Tei. 3880 and aelf-tie back. The whole works cornea in rugged Han- hold and flatter your hipline. White nnly. Hmall, Medhun, g Mranlatioa In aaid District, at saStAfS fnrized denim . . . yonr rJioiee of AInroque, Hall Blue, Tk€ J W . I U U CORK BaMhient A LARGE GROUP OF SPRING AND and I-argr>. 2.98. pa balein ttw day of aaid I k O Pernlan Oreen, Sun Yellow. 10-20, Bra, 1.95. Glam-dig­ MZHCHStTSa COMW bp hwlllag la a ragtsteT- gers, 8.98. « r hetoa Map 31 ueo. a G H F YHOUIVD W^MMMrMsad te Mar- SUMMER DRESSES $5 AH slxea. Formerly $I4J8l 'tHCiCaftd'j, No. 1 Automotive Chain Stores * . - I - - iw ii /

‘ . r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN* \IT.DNESDAY, M.AY 24, 1950 PA G E S E V E N MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WtoNESDAY. MAY 24, 1950

(trolley) plowed into the bus roof. get them free. Most of the dead laid In the atreeta to make tempor­ f^fll 9 9 ar^ a • WHAT ** 9IT I heard screams coming from the and injured were or the second ary i>eds for tlA Injured. A flopt Big Furniture | Wappilig Tram Hits Bus, upper deck and the crunch df twist­ deck. of ambulances from nearby ho-sjii- Todqy'a Radio ing and breaking glass and metal Hundreds of horrified onlookers tals was rushed to the scene. Tohight at 6:15 the South Wind­ work. helped In the rescue and treatment «VTUT - IWW Buying Noted sor Merchants softball beam will Seven Killed "Then juat above my head { was of the passengers before police "Saw” Snout play Elm Restaurant team of East horriflid to sec the driving cabin cordoned off the area. A priest W TIC —Big Story, Hartford at St. Francis Field. The of the tram car pierce through the hurried from a nearby Roman The sawfish's ■•saw” actunlly i.s s WDRC—Buma and Allen. Americans Purchasing gsme with the Dovalettea was Loaded Glasgow Two* ceiling of the lower deck." Catholic church to administer last a snout, formed into a long himte atDBC—StrUw U Rich. ToVrliea Cut Steel sacraments In the wreckage. and armed with teeth-on each .sid-. W e Conclude our May Reduction Sale 1«:S0— rained out last Friday and will be Decker Bus Upsets WTXC—BackiUce Wlft. WON8—Jack's Waxworks. At Rate of Three Bil­ played this Friday on the Burn- Doctors and nursea gave mor­ The bus driver groped out of his according to the Kncycloped'n W tO T—FwnUy Album. WDRC—Lum ’n Abner. •lide Field, phine to the injured, sobbing and smashed cab and tried to tear open Britannica lions a Year, Is Report In Path of Trolley screaming in the ruins, while WOCC—Rwjuert Time. tVTHT— Newspaper of the Air. Abe Miller Post A. L. met last the sides of the bus with his bare workmen burned away the tangled hands to free the injured. 4 tia ^ W TIC —Dangerous Aaaignfnent. night at Community Hall and made The Portuguese first settled the Washington, May 24 —RC—Old Record Shop. WDRC—World- News. taxes, and (2) the record home- have a luncheon mevllng at the WCCC—.Ir. Disc .tockeya. 11:25— building boom, providing vast roof of the bus and Imbedded Itself home of Mrs. Stephen Williams In the ceiling of the lower deck. Picnics W'DRC—Public Service Pro­ acreages of living apace to be fur­ with Mrs. G. C. Marks and Mrs. ^ WDRC -* News; 01('>—Lest We Forget ran show they are unemployed arc PACKAG1-: STORE Boys' Tong Sleere WTIC— KM On the Air a. m now allowed to ride public trans- OAK STREET TEL 6597 New Year's Kve and Nr\r‘ Year's to I a. ni. ; portatlon— trains and hti.ses at I ■ < t MiMln WDRC—Jack Smith Spertsrast. I > together are known as the .Same As WTIC, half fare. The derision was maih A ) OM IV I >. •:15— : by the city-government. '. all dav.s" in Scotland. PICNIC JUGS Alphonse, The Clown Polo Shirts WDRC— Jack Zaiman. Televlslon 1 to 12 10 to 20 W’ONS—Sports. W N H f- -TV Keeps food hot O f t and ^ £ \ W H AY—Supper Serenade. j r. M. or cold. ^ I • V O lleg. $1.00. .Now W TIC-iJtrictly Sports: Weath­ 1 4 :00 —Homemaker Exchange...... er. ! 4 :30—Teletunes Jugs u1th spout . .(2.80 •:S0— I ,'i:no Mr Magic. Renee and Cuddles special: WDRC— Record Album. I — Teletunes. Jugs with spigot . (SJIO 1 ."):4.7 Howdy Doody. JUST ARRIVED AT F&D AUTO STORES WONS—Jim Bntt. i 6:00— Teletiines. PICNIC BASKETS Basque Shirts d:!.*.—Life With Snarkv Parker. Plus Tax The Talking Doll B«»lh For WCCC— News: Music HslI. X / $1.59 up Rflpiiiir $1.79 WTHT — Sereno Gammell, ] 6:70 —Lucky Pup. and Your ; 6:4.%--Telctunes You Have Seen Them on Television. Wegther. Old Tire PICNIC GRILLS 36 WOOL SUITS w n c — Emile Cote Glee Chib ! 7:00- KukIa, Fran A f>lhe Now Meet Them in I’erson. Coat Style Sweater W KNB— Sports Newsreel. 7:30—Showroom. $1.79 up 8:00— Arthur Godfrey SisMi S4 to 40. Values from S2.1.00 to $43.00. Her­ Regular (1.95 «:45— BRAND P:00—Blind Date. ringbones, Cassimeres, Tweeds and Stripes. WDRC—Lowell Thomas. 1 0:30—.Stage 13, WONS— Evening Star. 10:00— Boxing. 6.00-16 rI7.c MOTOR OIL w n c —(Phree Star Extra 11:00—Wrestling. * '• ...Also Remember! W TH T -^p orls Headlines. other sl7.es proporHon- 100% pure. Fine qual­ W KNB—Mindy Carson. ity oil. 2 gat. Q Q ^ Now only PRICE allv low. 1:0B— container, V w W Boys’ Sweaters WDRC— Beulah. WE'D LIKE TO 29 P R IZ E S W ONS—News.. At This Low- Price No Exchanges or Free Plain or fancy, "V ' neck, pullover or eoat ilylea. SicM 6tH^i 4 to 20. _ W TOT—-Btoryland. INTRODUCE Alterations Will Be Allowed. III .Shoes, Men’s anil Bovs* Clolliing anil Elen's W H A T— Symphony Hall, OURSELVES wnc—L4ght-Up Time. um h ik I Boys* Fnrnisliiiigs (ti^en .Away .Ahsoliilely W KNB— Newa; Show Time REDUCED 2 0 % WCCC—Symphonett e look you ijci an auto free Free at End of Sale. HI*— WONS—TeUO-Teat. ''zk- cushion with every purchase of Wnc—Newa. j m. WDRC—Jack Smith Show ’'“ ‘f !!a i S ^ . I : * * — . ! Footwear Reductions WONS—Gabriel Heatler. I SEAT COVERS W TH T— Lone Ranger, Handvinir oluld patterns _ _ w n c —Kostelanetx Conducts. M O b t L 6 5 5 8n stiird.> . -to-cican QC WDRC—Club Fifteen. plastic coated fliirc. ^ A • «/ v Barefoot Sandals W KNB—Spotlight on a Star I t i - ______WCCC—News. Tougli, long wearing. M ■ - Children's Red or Brown. For Clinches and sedans. w 2:4*— Free .Sizes 8', j to 3. I’ air .. . WDRC—Edward R. Murrow, Budget terms arranged...... $1-98 WONS—I love a Mystery T. P. AITKIN PERFORMS Installation w n c —Your .Senator f rom Air romittlonlnf Conn. llrntlnfl: WHERE *:00— Shcft Metal rontru«*lor 10% Reduction WDRC—Mr. Chambteon. 6 Mr( abc Si. TN. 6793 OTHERS WONS—Dr. Kildare. W TH T—Dr. I. Q. FAIL! W H A Y—Music from Hollywood Kali-sten-iks and W TIC—Halls of Ivy. No Outdoor * : l * — • W H A Y —John L. Sullivan. Antonna Acrobat Footwear g:2ft— For Children, Misses’ and Boys. WONS—Braves vs. Cincinnati. Necessary S:S0— AUTO TOP CARRIERS $4-95 WDRC— Dr. Christian. in Most ion DOZEN W H A Y —Voice of the Army. H eat} duty utility carrier. Entire load rests on sturdy steel W n C —Orest Gilderaleeve, Localities! W TH T—Cliche Chib cross bars. $ vacuum etips, 4 straps. Easily attached. MEN’S SHIRTS 8:45— Simplimatic Big Boys’ Oxfords W H A T —Organ Nocturne. Broken lots. Famou.s niake.s. all san­ Sizes 6 |2 to 12. t:04— One-Knob forized. y alues to $4.23. Now . ... WDRC—Oroucho Marx. \ S year guarantee. $1.69 W H AY-M oonlight Matinee Tuning MEN’S SWEATERS W TH T—Music by Marlin. PLASne HOSE 20% OFF JUminate glare and W TIC—Break the Bank. REGCLAK NOW 50-M. garden b»se that Is Keep ear cooler with a *:S0— SWE.4TERS ...... $8.95 Values $6.95 W THT—Buss, Adlam'a Play­ reslstiiiit to BOYS’ ETON SUITS Broken Line.s Ladies’ room. abrasion. Brass ^ A Q C CASCO Sizes 4 Years to 8 Years ...... $7.9.5 Values $6.50 roupling. SWEATERS W n C —Mr. District .Attorney. Values from $10.93 to $1% ' ' WDRC—Bing Crosby SUN VISOR .SWEATERS ...... $7..50 Values $6.(M) 10:0 Stainless steel. Takes min- 1 0 Q ^ W H A Y—News; Moonlight Ma­ 20% OFF Values $6,011 lo $10.93 for tinee. ■pMERSON Alw.i\s Gives ^'ou MOR[. fur Your Monc\! Imagine a Giant Hies to Instatl. Reg. (18.97. I A . F s# ..... $4-49 For Men and Soyt. Silt* 1 to 12 In Black, Sire I2*/2-inch television rcLcivcr at a price less tlian you paid for a Brown and Oxblood. All with .Men’s ami Young Men'$ Boys Poplin ami Gabardine Rawhide Laces and Rubber Seles. 7-inch set not so long ago! F..\clusivc Fnitrson Long-Distance circuit gives I ' Portable TROUBLE Air Tred Pumps RUMMAGE -VBMY outstanding performance even in fringe areas! Built-in Antenna! Glare- I 0^' * ^ * i RAINCOATS V LIGHT SPORT COATS Green, Blue, Red DIAMOND'S NAVY Proof Image Perfection picture! Full channel coverage! Simplimatic Tun­ 9 y alues $6.93 to S2.T.30. Now SALE 997 M AIN ST. 4-B ALL Equipped with wire guard and Values $7.50 to $8.00. .Now . $5-98 M.\NCH ESTER ing—even a child can oj'icratc with case! Luxuriously constructed cabinet CROQUET SET hook for hanging. Shockproof St. Mary’s Parish hamlle and 25 ft. rubber cord. Now PRICE of selected Pin Stripe Mahogany Veneers! On-off switch. C O 10% OFF House Double outlet. ^ I.JV Reg. $6.9.7 At This Ia>w Price No Exchanges or Free $ 4 . 9 5 Regular ’ (2.69 Alterations Allowed. Dorothy Dodd—Mode Art Thursday, May 2.x Redueed 1 Complete set for four players. Buy non- Red, Blue, (ireen, Multi-Color.. VValues rafT Q Q Anspices Manchester and save! Registered Nurses FREE SHOP AND COMPARE! DYNATONE .W Pair o f Boys' MEN’S $10.95 and $11.93. Not all sizes.ces. Now 2 ) I Association Delivery Service MUFFLER WHITE ( H I ■ I I P , MliLOW-TONI Wool and Part Wool PANTS PAJAMAS WALLS FREE INSTAUaVnON Reg. (6.95 $ 4 . 9 5 Our free delivery Ea.sy to in­ K K G l'I.A K NOW Rhythm Step service is available stall. Rust re­ An engineered mulller INCLUDING OUTDOOR CONICAL ANTENNA DURING THIS SALE! sisting. Bet Now PRICE «3.95 to you for all your backed by 46 years of ex- % P.4JAMAS . . .S.j.tMl \ allies Brown, Blue, Red Pumps. Not all needs at sny time o f4 . perlenee. Vou’U gel , FREE morK power, less back 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 r 31 PAJAMAS . S-I..10 Values .S3..39 sizes, y alues $11.93 $7-98 and for any quan­ Waait- 1 |)RrVIlNG LESSONS $ 4 . 9 5 pressure, more gas nille- Amount 1”T"" 7 7 15 5 o 6 “ l 4 " PAJ.4MAS ..S3,9,'> Values l$3.13 tity. Just call PINE ONLY $15-00 DOWN $5-00 A MONTH age. b Cooperation With The PHARMAEY and Reg. $6.98 100 Pairs Wool and Pari Wool Values from $4.00 to $8.00 PAJA^IAS ..S3.50 Values «2 .9 .3 MANCHESTEB DRIVING .At This Low Price No Exchanges Will Be Allow ed and ACADEMY your order will be PAJAMAS 6 • 6 • e . .S2.95 Values 8 2 .5 9 delivered immedi* Men*$ and Young Men's No Free Alterations. Men’s Dress Oxfords OenglM Meter Sales wUI give ately. fiae drivtag lest one to anybody YOUR YOUR perobaalag a need ear. TROUSERS Men's and Young Men's 10% OFF iVar a good aeed ear sea FIRESTONE FIRESTONE llaaeet DMiglaa, SSS Main St, The Air Values up to $10.30 pair. Sizes only from Boys’ Dress Shirts lt» Haaaen’n Milk Bar. DEALER 29-waist to 34 waist. TOPCOATS M W W oW e driving la- DEALER tlM MaMteater Conditioned White or Colored. Reg. $2.23. Now $1.95 Aaadaaey. Daal IN IN Now only $4-98- a pair CJSJtOUSE&SON ~ Me’ SSjeo I Now PINE French Cuff with Links. Sizes 4,to.l2. R Q 20% o f f MANCHESTER MANCHESTER At This Low Price No Exchangei or Free Alterations. Reg. $ 2 .9 5...... Botany excepted. WE GIVE GREEN STAMPG i i i i i PHARMACY •64 Center St. Tel. 2-9814 m i i a m i m a U p - V '..; i ■ ■ / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, GONN^ WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1950 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, MAY 24. 1950 PAGE NINE\* he iiaugh proposed that cats be II-1 which RuaalB conMdeni vimr n«cea- were still his at any moment further information by writing Dr. Give Scholarships Raymond Kienholz, Director of Cat Owners Set censed Just like dogs. He told the I aary and ineviUble. Our Intaagi- might claim them. the Conservation Workshop, Uni­ City Council that would be one Gladys Dancauee.) County con­ extra trains will be operated by the “ long weekenders,’’ eleven necticut Yankee, and the fitate of Include the Yankee caipper, the tra trahui from BprlngfMfi, Pltto- So Old Man Frost in May has Nev.’' Haven Lists the New Haven Railroad for the trains will have extra eectlons. Maine all will have two sefttona bloa, our bainc trua to our Amari* Ou Couservation veraity of Connecticut, Storrs, or Up How l at Tax way of financing the $13,682 item vention: Allen Bllsh and Benjamin Patriot, the Sundown, and' Tbe rield and Wtneted to New Toili. IfrraU^ can aalvea, our aptritual aaabta. If postponed hia visit. It will not be Misa Ruth M. pilmore, Cp-Dlrec- in next year's city budget for sup-1 Club Discusses Lxti'd. < Alternates: A t? t h o n y Memorial Day holiday weekend, The o u t F.dge. leaving New York leaving Grand f ’entral Friday. Owl, all from Boston and Shore In addition to ell there axtre port of the pound. road offlelnl.a announced today. at 6 p. m„ will Stan out in three Of the twenty-two ext'ra trains ^ ‘ annitoL OT » • * ■ _ are oliraelvaa adhere to them, cbal* made in May, or until the apples tor. Natural Resources Workshop D’Erocle and Milton Button.) s lIolLtlav Trains Une points. Washington bound, trains, the New Haven announced PRurrtjra ox. m e Haftford, May 34--Tbe Oonnee The council put off a vote. M. Kroll of the state la.\ depart­ V Twenty-Iwo of them will l>e run aeetlons. two bouml for Boston and bn Tuesday, fifteen will lie New the Senator and the Federal Ex­ that It will he prepared to add ex­ lenge Ruaaia oii that plane in and strawberries have set. of Rhode Island, 28 Dexterdale Sacramento, Calif., May 24.— Espotcibs MHli «M*t. ticut Forest and Park Road, Providence, R. I. Addition­ —Cat owmers 'of Sacramento have Local Housing ment haa been auditing the town on the holiday Itself. On Friday, one for Springfield. The Merchants York bound, carrying returning press also will nut in two sections tra care to all regular trains aa lUMfewtar. OoD*. which war ia no answer. Old Man Frost in May \vill wait New Haven May 24r Thirty-five 1 May 26, for the accommodation or Limited, the Puritan, the Oon- holiday weekenders. Tliese will ' - TBUHAt rcmjtmuN. is offering four acholarahins' of al Information may also be ob­ something to howi about. The Scots call New Year's Eve | Bounty Tilts «t«bittrofW • EnytoTito books. each, and there will be aeveral ex­ required. until this fruitfulness of nature City Manager Bartley Cava- "Hogmtuiay.” rim ^ Ttm x. o m 'i iu o m w $50.00 each, for Conrenatlon tained from the Connecticut Foi'- W v m fi Oehetimr U, UM. has been guarded, and tlien he est and Park Association, 839 Young Republicana at GBneral Motors Contract will come back for hit annual Workshop courses to be ipven this Chapel street. New Haven. ■bMUMA Brvnr Bvuiloc B>ot^ summer at the Univeraity of Con­ Meeting Take Up the asd BolMaya. Botmt* at tb* quota of tomatoes. The change in The General Motors contract necticut and at Goddard Park, a0lM at Haattaatar, Oonn.. aa schedule, from the last week in STRETCHES YOUR DOLLAR DURING Financial Problem S S a e O a M Man Mattar. announced j^sterday goes beyond East Greenwich, Rhode Island. May, to the first week In June, One scholarship is allotted to each Doelluer Pupils axlsUng industrial pension con­ Small home construction and ' SOBBURlPnUN RATB8 will work no particular hardship of the four State Teachers Col­ o m faar bjr Mail ...... ?*S'!5 tracts by providing that If feder­ low cost housing for veterans were ■tat MMUa Ojr Mall ...... J on him. In this weather age, he leges, at New Britain, New Haven, To Give Recital the prime topics of discussion last al social security Is increased, the Danbury and Willimantie. Mem­ Om awatb b» Mail ...... J '•*' Will be able to make It easily. night at the meeting of the Young ■acla Copy ...... • J? total amount of industrial pension bers of the faculty and Junior and Republican Club held at Murphy's Waakljr, by parnar ...... Senior clasaes are eligible. The Original compositions by stu­ ■aba.' Ona Taar ...... SMI? shall also go up. General Motors, dents of Robert F. Doellner of 66 Restaurant. Director Raymond W ill Dedicate Plaque amount of the scholarship Is suf­ Cooper acted as moderator for the Waal of MiaaL Fbraifa ...... >»«■«> in other words, agreed that if fed­ ficient to cover tuition, lodging and Park street will be presented in recital at the Hartford School of meeting assisted on several ques­ WATKINS S u n S h o p MBMUBK o r eral paymenta are increased, that Hartford, May 24 — i/P) — A board for the two-week seaslons. Music, this evening at 8:15. Mr. tions by Director T. Jack Crock­ Plan for a lazy TBB atfSUOaTBD PNfBb will benefit the worker, not the bronze plaque inscrilied with the The choice of the cessions Is giv­ ett. ‘ Ttaa Aaaooiatad Pfaaa la oieloaiaaly names of 36 state employes who en. The one at the University Doellner, head of the echool's atitlad to tba iiaa of raptabliaalioo of company. theory end violin departments. Is The consensus of the members died in World War II will be ded­ of Connecticut runs from July 23rd attending was that Manchester rfi aawa dtapateba* eroBItab to it. or In addition the General Motors a nationally known composer ■at otbanrioa eraditao W tbia papar icated in tbe State Cnpitol rotunda to August Sth, while the tw’o in has ^com e a small home area and Md alao tba local na*a pobllabaO bara contract continues the “ cost of at 11:46 a. m. on Friday. The me­ Rhode Island are from June 26th whose works have been perform­ tax problems posed by these Holiday week-end ^11 rlfbta of rapublloatloo Of apa^ai living" Index rule of General Mo­ morial plaque will \xt presented by to July Sth and July Bth to July ed in Washington, D. C„ Roches­ homes is* an Important part of our diapatebaa baraia art alae raaarrad. ter, N. Y„ and frequently in Hart­ tors wages. The so-called esca­ Commander Ralph Turner of the 26th, reepectlvely. Woshoblo, Colorful overall financing problem. Janu­ State Employes' Chapter of the H ie instruction Is designed to ford and vicinity. MEN'S T-SHIRTS ary 1. 19.M. Is the pre.sent dead­ full aaraiea aliani ol M. B. a. Bara lator clause was in danger, from aa. Inc. Disabled American Veterans, and emphasize the Importance of nat­ Several of his students, playing Special! Combed Jl line for starting constructlonf of at Watkins Sun Shop the^union aide, when it seemed will be accepted for the .state by their own compositions, will have the four finished and two unfin­ Light as a feather! ural resources to our very exist­ While*. S;, M., 1. I .for I Pabltabara HapraoanUti»eai Tba that the coat of living might be Governor Cheater Bowles. ence and the close inter-relation­ a part in the program. Others COTTON PRINTS ished room homes. While some JnllW Matbtws dpaetal Aganc) —,Na« members felt that this type of f ora. Cbioaao. PatroW ana Boatoa. on the way down. Since present ships between them. It is large­ who will be heard, well known to All Wstkins Sun Shop Furniture Is fl'-- Greater Produetloa ly gi ven out-of-doore with discus­ Manchester audiences, will be Bru­ home does not carry Its share of indications are that the cost of the burden, the neressity of in- slgned for your lazy lounging in the sun. ' yanKgu a u d it BUREaU OI Agricultural researchers have sions, demonstrations and field no Dubaldo and Russell Wilson, tax Ttisrs's variety aplenty! Metals In glls- CIRCUUATIUN8. living it Inching upward again, the MEN'S UNDERSHIRTS v expensive home ownership is a Aluminum ! found that one and one-half times trips. These are amplified by violinists. Mr. Wilson’s wife, the ten'ng wbitc contrasted with gay fabru-a. union was still in favor of the es­ i more tobacco can be cured in an the latest conservation movies and former Phyllis King, soprano, is a RiC. 39<. Rib vital soelsl fsetor. Tba Barald Printing ‘Joenpaay. lac., , Give Report of Visit I.lght-.as-B-feather aluminum In bright alr-cnnditioned barn than in one member of the faculty. Table 12-95 aaaiin— so bnancial raapnoaibillty (oi calator clause, and it is retained. other education aids. Anyone In­ knit. 34 to 46. for Directors Cooper ■iivl eovertnga. Stunly hsnlwooil pieces m typoffspbioal arrom appaanog la ad- with conventional equipment. terested in attending may obtain The public is Invited. spsrkllng white with fabrics and paint In fortlaonianta and otbai :*aading laottar Moreover, there is a floor under Crockett reported on their visit Furniture New de.iQn.1 Vivid color.! ter- gay contrasts. la Tba Manrnentri Erening HaralC. It. so that if the cost of living docs to Newton. Mass., at which time 1 9 . 9 5 f.el tor reakinq Summer drei.« they investigated cooperative go down, the union can't be hurt MEN'S SHORTS Wednesday, May 24 and ployweor. »uy yofd.. 3* housing for veterans as exists in too much. that city. A certified veteran (Tup) Atrcrnft construction RKG. r>0r. Rib alumiuiim lounge chair; In addition to the aacalator wide. Unit*. 30 to 42. for may purrhase a home with no I b The Choice Oors? dowTi payment and pay no more (olds compactly; green diirk clause, the General Motors con­ than he would for a rental unit 19.96. (Below) Hame chair Up In Boaton the other day, Dr. tract provides for flat guaranteed Border PrinU such as proposed by the State Dow less footrest, 15.0t. Henry Wriston, president of Co,st Housing Act. Under the annual wage increase of four MEN'S 39< SOCKSI w.y- Brown University, warned that cents an hour for each year of the circular Skirt Newton plan, land was given by Material Colton rayon C the city, and a private contractor arar is inevitable if America con­ five-year contract aomething no irr. lO-l,-!. O p ra .^ I did the' actual work on the homes 37-50 tinues “ along the muddy-minded other major labor contract now SINGER under the rigid supervision of the 39c road to materialism.” guarantees. Special City Building Inspector. Now that ia a strange sUte- Cooper and Crockett said the 995 In addition, the company takes ELEaRIC PORTABLE Board of Directora is gi\ing much Bient One of the strange things over half the expense of carrying HANDKERCHIEFS consideration to this t>T>e of build­ about it ia that it infera that we Blue Cross and Blue Shield pro­ Men’, large $■ ing and expert to have a report •uraelves, here in America, have SASH CURTAINS ready for the consideration of the tection for its employes. white cotton*. | A for | townspeople soon. B choice about whether or not On top of all this, the company DOWN Membership Campaign lharc ahall be a war. made a conce.saioii on the matter Several » t y ^ Reports from varlotis committees 6-50 preceded the discussion period at The normal American line ia of a«junion shop, agreeing to a EASY Materials. that we have vtry little choice BLOUSETTES which time membership chairman Floating comfort in thta modified arrangement which re­ John Crosby stated that a drive is (Above) Compaetly 1 5 . 9 5 about whether there shall be war PAYMENT SAVE 26c On Each 3 Rayon crepe. ^ B folding yacht chair. White quires new employes to join the underway to recruit members froni enameled: red, yellow or folding slun)lnimi paateld. 8, M. t.. ^ ■ yacht chair In a choice — that that fateful decision is in union, but gives them tha theo­ the newly made and soon to be ^ 12-95 green duck covera, 6.60. tha banda of the Russians almost TERMS made voters. AH such persons are of blue. red. yellow or retical privilege of resigning after Libera! Allowance on 39-50 green ducks, 9.95. axcloatvcly. being contacted by committee a year. OIAIR CUSHIONS OVERNITE CASES members, but Mr. Croeby urges any (Right) Gay flowers brighten the Normal American policy, too, is All this represents as handsome your Pretent Machine Interested prospective member to barks of these plastle-rovered .Macie- Kef. / .«!! Fibre, $ | haaad on the assumption that it la a contract as has ever been nego- riaetle With Rufne. eontact him or any club member Arin chaises. Lift J he arm to uijust forward or bsekward: luxurious inner- tha Russians who have excluaive Dated. metal corner*. I for immediate enrollment. poaagaaion o f the choice for war Yes, only $9 down puts a smooth­ SAVE 76c for $ Attendance at meetings ha.s spring mattresses; green, blue or red. (Right) Alrrrafl con­ General Motors has given Its ahown great Improvements and struction alu)nlnum or peace, and on tha further aa- workers unusual beneflti. There sewing SINGER* Electric Portable On a set of fnor- President Robert F. Gorman places yacht chair; while BUmption that the only thing we are perhaps two reasons for Its the credit with Crosby's committee (Topi The big 7-ft. lawn umbrella, is bright yellow wooden arms: green can do la frighten them ao much in your home! Red. blue, S »««»- and its pre-meeting activity. out.side, white Inside with rose design (instead o( tu­ duck cover, 13 96. generosity. Its profits have been lips shown). Zinc-plated riba and tilting pole won't that they^won't dare make the It praaically pays for itself because Woodrow Trotter's entertain­ unusually handsome, and every­ ment committee has completed rii.s*. 37.60. Other fringed umbrellas 19.96; beach choice for war. '{irf =» 0 body knows it. Secondly, it ia buy­ you’ll save from 30 to 40% of your plans for the Informal dance June umbrellas 7.93. The umbrella table Is 33 Inches in Tat Dr. Wriaton goes up to Boa- ing, on paper at lea.st, industrial 2, to be held at the Country Club. diameter, 12.95 Farqoiis .“lallerini Neva-Rust wrought toe and aays that war la inevita- budget by mending and making your WimiVBirsiwailGay^ ’Tickets are now on sale and those Iron spring arm chair (shown at right of table.) An­ peace for a five year period, tique ivory, shrimp or green, 39 .60. Ck>ol woven fibre Ma If America oontlnuea “ along BOYS’ DUNGAREES planning to attend are urged to which, given favorable economic own clothes at home. make reservations now. Art Mc­ spring arm rhair shown below the table; fibre In tba muddy-mindad road to materl- I K . 1.19. Scoop tor jr*l Sanforized blue denim* green. 12.96. (A t right) Slreamlined full size ball­ conditions in the country as a oach Kay's orchestra will furnish music Whole, mesne security and stabil­ IN a U D iS : • • w in * " * with elastic boxer lop, bar lack*. Size* 4-10. for the affair, ' bearing glider in tubular steel with washable Tolex rovering. Plain gray seat, figured barks, 49.60. !3-95 Ha amplified his remark some­ ity for both company and em­ Refreshments were served by tbe if lorg* capocity long bobbin club. The next regular meeting is Matching spring-arm chair. 19.95. what. He said that we are cen- ployes. And security and stability NECKTIE CLOSEOUT V SINGER spotlight m aitfi set for June 18 at Murphy's. 11-95 tatlBg altogether too much atten- for such an Important segment of \ MEN’S AM ) BOYS’ X 49-50 tloe and effort on military and American enterprise is in itself a ¥ fully oncloBod oloctric motor 500 to pick from------^------W for • 5-yoor SINOIR , . aoetioinlc preparedness, and all too contribution to national security Name Russ Paul ¥ convoniont foot control reg. Mttla “upon the eaeenUallty of In- and stability. POLO SHIRTSe 39<______% fre l (Right, above) The very latest In outdoor laOaetual clarity and moral eour- ¥ m atching bontwood covor > To Fill Vacancy comfort. Aluminum tubular frames with mots- aga." / uatnoixtracqit ture-pixxrf lumite (woven of Saran) coverings In green and white or red and white stripes, (tool, With this the situation, he said Reorganization Conies Hard BOYS' COVERT SHORTS The Board of Directors of the Manchester Kiwanis Club met open weave, won't sag or stretch, rot or mildew. (that Bot only wuold war come, It Is a poor kind of comfort for lie. S9«. Sanforiied washfo.l A Tucaday evening and accepted with Adjustable, folding model 11.66. (L eft) Non- but that we might well lose It, for folding arm chair to match 12.60. Connecticut reorganizers, but the navy, green, brown. Size* 4-10. ^ regret the resignation of David U wa are going to use material- Havey, secretary and treasurer. 12-50 recommendations of the Hoover SINGER SEWING CENTER Sturdy Hardwood lam to battle Ruaaia, we are Mr. Havey's business activities Commission on Government Rcoi- have been transferred to Hartford ahooalng the Held In which Russia ganlzation are having tough sled­ 832 MAIN STREET TEL. 8883 and he finds It difficult to attend apadallgea ding in Washington, too. the noonday meeting. in sparkling white Bo It ia a strange atatement, but Past President Russ Paul waa In Washington, as In Connecti­ It la, after all, one which makes elected eecretary and treasurer to aense. cut, government experts presumed take the place of Mr. Havey. The 'K.. 2-98 to be impartial, studied existing Board of Directora wras pleased to What it says, if we may venture SHEER NYLONS be informed that the percentage government structure and reached All metal coffee table *0 put a few more words in Dr. SI gouge, IS denier standing of Manchester Ktwanla their conclusions and made their rankj second In the district com­ with 22-inch rimmed lop l-rt-rlT. Wriaton’s remarks, ia that this READY MADE TU-TONE circular knit nylon*! in glistening while enam­ recommendations. Many of the prising eight clubs In this area and Gaily •bfuitry of ours will be choosing All with seam bock*. el Style at low coat' men who made the study in Con­ are only two points behind Hart­ war If It reacts to the presence of ford which ranks first. The point ■ 5.25 Slight irregutor*. 8 'A ■> ii Russia in the world b/ indulging necticut, Inddenuily, came to this 2,!1 system is based on club activities, CRETONNE SLIP COVERS •1 0 '/, Limited Quantity of Colored liaalf In imitation of Russia and in state directly from Mr. Hoover's attendance, etc. Some Items. A Committee waa named to at­ battle with Russia on Russia's Commission. tend the dedication of the well and own level. WTiat Dr. WrUton was In Washington, as In Connecti­ Metal Tko Covor* Will Fit All nctwrod lolswr^ LACY SLIPS pump at the Boy Scout Camp saying was that our chance of cut, the recommendations of the Johnson to be beld this Sunday at Rayon crepe slip*, Mlnnlng peace depends not upon experts, who study goveminont >n 3 p.m. This well and pump was half slips in four ffuns and dollars, which can mere­ what they hope is practical the­ given by the Kiwanis Club to the 29-50 Furniture ory. have come up against thi color*. Slip*. 32-40 Scout camp last year. ly tighten the present world dead­ (wmt Am I half-slips, S. M. L. lock Into an actual physical need realities of politics. for an explosion, but upon- our No one can tell, without study htoat popular of all gliders !s tbt* full size all-weather, all- lifting the world conflict out of Ing the details of the proposal It­ f-OfSm IMNi AM Marlborough White metal m o^l. Back and seat panels are pierced in a bos- the realm of such materialistic self, whether President Truman's ket-weave pattern. Stands are black; gKdera In Ivory-white [9 with panels in n choice of red, green or yellow. deadlock. latest reorganisation proposal is cut WA Mr. and Mrs. Jerome F. Weir something to carry out a Hoover E X l called on friends in Chaplin on Enameled Perhaps his point Is a little in­ MEMORIAL Sunday. tangible'for common grasp. Per­ Commission recommendation, or WOMEN'S BATH A number from here plan, to 9 . 9 5 haps It ia hard to understand that something that twlsta some Hoo attend the Hlllatown Grange Meet­ ver proposal into some political WREATHS ing Thursday when “vlsUIng offi­ the key safety and security of i IIOI0OM son (MdiNil purpose harbored by. Mr. Truman. TOWELS cers night” will be observed. this country reside in qualities we PANTIES A birthday party sponsored by Nothing gives you so much luxury for so little as 39-50 cannot touch, that, even In the age And no one can tell, cither and SPRAYS the Home Economics Committee f.uirge 70 x 40'’. Swell for home the folding deck chair. Fanious self adjusting Of the atom, our greatest and whether Congress is really keep Match them up any way you wish. Wine, Green and Extra Large o f the Grange will be held Friday or heseh in red. blue, green, RIe&ta moitol in white with plain red or green Cov- ing its own eye on the rcorganiza- Visit jLfur evening in the library building. Streamlined to the Nth degree, Bloat reliable atrength is still spir­ Blue. We have a very complete line of the.se slip covers. Rayons. Slightly Irr. gold check. eringa, 8.65. ' Othera laome with padded head- 79c to $1.29 A t the republican caucus held t))ls smart Magic Arm model has itual. Uon ball, or playing aubUe politics reels, aeats and leg rests) at 11.50, 11.75, 13.50 and DOWNSTAIRS Monday night the following dele­ tubular steel frame In white; of its own aa it accepts or rejects CHAIRS $6.49 DIVANS $12.98 13.85. Varnished wood models. 7.96 and 9.25. But, if "wa look at history, -we DEPARTMENT CAMP STOOLS...... 79e gates were nominated to attend hinged Innerspring mattress of Will find that many naUona great the Truman proposals. the various conventions: State green, blue or red plastic fabrics, Chairs 3-^5 ^ graat In nntural resources, The way of the reorganiser ia DAVENOS $5.98 STUDIOS $7.49 O $$ O FOR convention, Paul Roberts and Mrs. 39.50. W.ASH GOODS. BEACH CHAIRS .. .$2.98 Florence Radell. (Alternates. Ben­ frea t In manpower, great in mili­ hard. Neither in Washington nor jamin Prout and Holden W right.) (R ight) Folding . yacht in Hartford does it achieve any in DRAPERY GOODS MAPLE CHAIR COVERS . . . .¥ _____ $2.25 X FOR 1 tary ways, great in wealth, have Senatorial convention: Mt*. Agnes chaii with bentwoM back nonetheless gone down into his­ slant auccesa. But it does raise a LAWN CH.AIR8 ...$4.49 Roberts and Fred Coleman. (A l­ and padded aeat;' amaz­ SLIP COVERS o 1 ingly comfortable. White (« tory’s twilight becauss they standard. An eteeL lo zed, green, yellow. ternates: Mrs. Lucie Slack and THE NEW SCRANTON LACE Mrs, Eunice Wathen.) Congres­ enameled, red upholstery, locked aomething quite Intangible. STUDIO SETS sional convention: M;w. Esther 5.25. Table 9-95 BrobaWy they nsver conEdoualy Craftapun Dinner Clotha. White, Wine, » x ^ a 17 95 • Merciful Compromise CI.OSE-OUTS IN Coleman and Myron Lord. (Alter­ thought they ware making a CURTAINS Green. Yellow and Terra Cotta. Sizes nates: Howard Stobbtns and Mra. cholca between survival and lack We think we know what hap­ 54 * 54. ( Above) AH ■ ' bird wood arm chair with back and pened to Old Man Frost in May DRAPERY RODS (Above) Akotbar umbrella table style, S3 inches r«uq4. ®r between soma apadfle Sizes 50 -* 72 ...... 85.98 Beat shaped for lounging 8.98. Same table 43“ alst, 11.98. Tha white enaeielad •ranta Uke peace or war, by the He took one look at all the bloom GIMP, WELTING, ROSE BUSHES comfort; white enamrle(l. Bide ehaira are perfect for outdoor dinUig and occasional this month has surprisingly pro­ 17.95. raluea thSy amphaalaad in their Permanent Finish use. Rlue, red or green becks, 3.38. The umbrella •Om thought and living. But that duced,, and wras touched and soft­ WEBBING Carpenters table to left ta a 86 loch model. 14A0. There’a • 38.-- WM where they ware ened into a mercifiil compromise. ORGANDY RUFFLED CURTAINS Iam> table to match, 6.98; and a matching 34’’ .oo(Iee ta­ KITCHEN PRINTS J Year Old Field Grown. Ready To Bloom Wanted (Extreme top) Folding ■H. ble, 4.98. A t extrema left U a high-back wovon flbro wodal choice, after alL He looked at the orchards, and yacht chair with bent­ For Small Him|M 1 4 . 9 5 spring chair with paaded headraat. Wblba with graon i . And our crucial choice today la at the white masses of flower on KITCHEN PADS f o r wood alat aeat and bfck; or yw ow fibre. 14.9& An Sizes pair THIS YEAR C D Cr* 1 A 1 Top Wages PM white with red or green how many guns wa make, or those strawberry beds which were 2.69 Tear Round Work » aeats, 5.26. many doUara wa spend, but field so narrow by last Bummer’s PILIXJWS 15 VARIETIES 5 . 2 5 14-50 *S*lBd Of a natUm wo are THE Report To ---- ^ MAIN ST. oranga atriped cover for only 8.96. Qoy 8M foot beqeb i i a i A r ^ with riba l^doUeia. mayanere- 913 MAIN ST. NEAR MAN. SAVINGS BANK PhoM 8791 polntM posts; wonY mat. TJ6. FoMlng ■ LlBto a oonre^^-lB lino reetieed that they, after all. A fter • P. M.—S-919S ebairs ksep you four iachre o « the saad;------* - * “ miitb orenme^Mad*mremn tirlDGd emt aad

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHE81ER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, MAY 24. 19M MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD. MANCH^TER, C0NN.j< WED.N’ESDAY, MAY 24. 1960 PAGE ELBVKIf -L. Fuchs Ally Is nally by a aubsidiary firm from those who have not as yet re-1 Street entertained ten members of Goodwin W. Jacobson; Second. Here Tomorrow at the ('ircle Bill to Adopt 1929 until he resigned In 1938, was Blight Seen Threatening turned their symphony gift caida the family Tuesday evening during Gilbert Wittmann, Walter A. Hav­ B ^ o w A d d s rc-hlred In 1940 as an assistant South Coveutry to kindly do so as soon as possi­ a dinner party in honor of their en; alternates, Mrs. Byron W. chemist and was continued In that ble in order that the local commit­ daughter'a, Karen Louise, fourth Hall. Arthur J. Vinton. Senatorial: Held by FBI job until he and other employe.4 Mra. FauUne Utile Editorial Plan Glamor of Dogwoods WUNnuuitic Ez. Phone 2S25U I tee may complete their canvassing birtnday thet day. First, Lawrence K. Allen, Fred J. Another DepL were furloughed in 1946. this week. Mr. Ford Is a graduate of Lyn­ Friend; altemates, none elected; (Caattaned tram Paga One) The plant manufactured rum l . Robertson school girls' softball don Teachers' College. He received Second, Myrion B. Wright, Philip STERUNG CLUB and alcohol. The Pennaylvanla I „ —h. j ^ South Street School Group 7 M le /M i team deleated Maple Street school his Bachelor of Science Degree in I. Holway; alternates, Vincent F. House Measure Would Washington last night by Attorney Sugar statement, issued today by Athena, Ga — ine dogwood,. tinuea, Is just before the trees be- pupils will take their educational SIm * Salon Located a spokesman, eald that "at no time lovllest of the spring a flowering to bloom, girl's team of Rockville Monday Education at Boston University, Schneble. Alfred H. Hoftmsn. Oeate Commission to General McGrath and FBI Direc­ trip to New Haven on Thiirsda.v. afternoon. The score was locals and hia Master of Education De­ Town committee chairmen were tor J. Edgar Hoover, d’sa the Pennsylvania Alcohol and , trees, faces a dreary and blighted How the dlteaie first came to .The group will leave from corner 21; Rockville 11. A change in this On tfie Main F loor;! Chemical Corp., engaged In atomic future because of snewly discov- light in 1948 Is a atory in Itself, gree at Harvard Univaraity. He ia empowered to fill any vacancies End Cold War Hysteria A few minutes later in the Phila-; of Daley Road and Route 31 at the week's schedule has set ahead to continuing his wx>rk toward a doc­ that might occur. No candidates Ita Modem Features j delphia chambers of Federal researclj or any other work of a ered fungus disease. Dr. A. A. Bitancourt, plant path- Hayloft at 6:40 a. m. on a local Wednesday another game with secret nature.” xjie disease, which atlacka only ologist from 8ao Paulo, Brazil was school bus to be driven by Richard torate at Boston University and will go instructed to conventions. Washington. May U —i/Ti - Rep. ^ Judge James P. klcGianery, the i this school to be played at local University of Connecticut. The jurist told Gold during the j,,* dogwood, withers or splotches pas.slng through Savannah one J. Roehm, to meet a train out of playground at 3:30 p. m. LAST S DAYS Marlaw’t •iinounce* today the I short, pudgy Gold was given a l.">- He taught at West Falrlcr, Cellar (D-NY» said today he will hastily called hearing that he did delicate bloom. day enroute to Washington, Hartford at 8:15 a. in. - • • I •Maine of their new. ahoe depart- mlnute hekring and hustled off to . Mix Masters 4-H boys snd girls Springfield and Barre, Vermont.' Eagan Portrait aMBt tMnorrew with a complete introduce a bill in the Houae for Philadelphia's Mayomensing P n s-, not have to speak without benefit ju „,n h . Miller of the Uni- With time to kill between trains, The group plans to arrive in i cooking club will meet Thursday His employment in Barre waa in . 0 \ m 80 LE.VDING PATTEUNS BY GORHAM TOWLE, LUM, REED AND ■m « ( ahoe* for every member of I ceation of a Commission on Na­ On in lieu of bail. |of counsel. , . , u ' verslty of Georgia, one of the na- Dr. Bitancourt went for a walk. New Haven about 8:57 a. m. and I after school at the home of Mra. both elementary and high achools I change to a special train for Chest­ Given to Yale tlM fuatly. tional Security. Gold's work at Philadelphia Gen­ IP**"^ P*lhologlsts, re- The walk took him past a dogwood i Robert Cleverdon. and following thia experienca he BAR I ON, WALLACE, INTERNATIONAL, S3IITH, W HITING, WATSON, H m new department, known a.« He was the second lawmaker to admitted he wa.s the Gold^ ■ ports the disease now has been tree—and that was about as much nut Hill freight terminal for a tour I Friday the So-So-Sewers girls eral Hospital was on fedcrally- there. The itlnorar>' is planned was appointed elementary super-; tlM Dab-Nan Salon, la located on advocate a Washington Post edi­ ip the war Ant and lequested p e i-' Florida, Georgia. the | aa he saw of Savannah on that will meet with Miss Katherine E. visor in Barre. He is currently ! STIEFE. the wain floor, left rear. It ia tlnanced heart research. so they will return lo the station 1 Purdin to continue work on dr-MS New Haven. May 24 4(^> torial suggeation that auch a com­ ninadelphla''^ir°obUln'’ ^^^^ Virginia and Marj land. i trip. He found the tree 'blighti^d employed as supervising principal I Leaders in the boxing world •mWped with comfortable flttinf; mission be, established to assess . Judge McGranery set Juno 12 at at* 11:30. -After lunch they will 1 revile outfits. 10 a. m for a further hearing. The jid g e McGranery grwted the re-: The great tragedy la. aays Mil- and, like any scientist, wondered board a Connecticut Company bus of the Salisbury Central school at I nibbed shoulders with educators abatn, elimline fluorescent light- the Cold War aituatlon and give \ ler, that the disease can be control-; why. I Mrs. Richard Palmer will be Lakeville. iBf and has air-conditioning. Pro- time of his arrest was not disclos­ quest. for Peabody Museum and on to I yesterday aa a portrait of Eddie the American peopla a raport. | Later the brother, Joseph, told led, but who Is going to look after | Dr. Bitancourt took aamplek Yale gymnasium, then to the cen­ chairman of Pine Lake Shores During th« war yeara, he was I Eagan, chairman of the New Y’ork elatens have been made for han­ Senator Humphrey (D-Minn) | ed. the wild dogwood which each year. and found to his surprise upon employed by the United States i’<^ dling several thousand pair.s of The formal information, sworn reporters hr had received a cal] ter of the town to visit a number I pinochle party TTiursday at 8 p. m. State Athletic Commission, was la.st Monday announced bis intent | from Harry. turns the forest into white and arrival in Washington that the of stores. Dinner will be at the I at the clubhouse. Mrs. Leslie K. government at Newport, R. 1., as presented to Yale University. Gene Shoes rifht in the deparimeut, to follow the suggestion by intro- ' to by FBI Agent Alartln C. Ep- ' which will fscllitate the individual In announcing the aiTcst, Mc­ pink fairylands? fungi had not been classified previ­ Far Ea.st restaurant. About 0:12 ] Richardson la chairman of the a navy Instructor. He is married Tunney, former world's heavy­ ducing a resolution in tlic Senate , stein, charged that Gold and an­ and has three small children. itUnc of each customer. i Grath said thr charges were based To those fortunate enough to ously. p. m. they will take n train from Idnnee there Saturday at 8 p. m. weight champion, made the pres­ to establish the commission. i other person, identified aa "Gold ; ! Proceeds of both are for mainte- The following convention dele­ In charge of the new department ; and Jolin Doe, the defendants on information supplied by Dr. boast a dogivood on their private Since then ililler has gone to New Haven for Hartford and from entation. and the portrait was ac­ Tlie Post today quoted Cellar aa Fuchs, who was arrested in Feb­ patches. Miller wants it known work on the problem and found Hartford atation will return home I nance of district roads and chib- gates were named at First and cepted for Yale by Carl A. Leh­ Is Nermsn Campbell who has had , saying: "I shall offer a companion herein, did in time'war war . . . I t years of loesl ahoe fitting ex-1 I ruary and pleaded gullt.v March 1. that he ha.s found the fungicide that the disease lives over the win­ by bus, arriving in town about 8:30 ' houae upkeep. Second District Republican cau­ mann. secretary of the university. hill to the one offered by Senator agree among themselves and with ' cuses Monday night: State. Eu­ parlance. He was bom in Man- ' divers other persons to . . . re­ In London, it was disclosed two called the Boideau Mixture most ter in the buds, twigs and dead p. m. Mi.s.x Vivien Kcllema of Stoning- It will hang in the Payne Whitney cheater, attended local srhmds ami - Humphrey." FBI agents questioned Dr. Fuchs effective in controlling the disease. The pupils have Invited the fol­ Ion will be speaker June 2 at 8 p. gene W. Latimer. Andrew J. Buck- Museum. • The three • column editoiial, ' ceive from one Emil Julius Klau.s leaves of the trees from New Eng­ la a graduate of Manchc.stcr High last Saturday and again yesterday. The best time to spray, he con- lowing to accompany them; Su­ m. at Nathan Hale Community ley. Jr,: alternates. Mrs. Andrew Among tlio.ie on hand for the In­ printed Monday, waa keyed to the I K u c bs documents, writings,; land to Michigan and Southward. Center when Coventry Republican J. Buckley, Jr. and Mrs. Lawrence school. . sketches, notes and information I The joint statement, issued by | • ------perintendent and Mrs. John C. formal ceremonies were Willie In the new department, Mar­ premise that there la riaing dit-1 the Justice Department and Hoov- ^ . . . Reilly. Mra. Alan.xon E. Stewart, Club will meet, Eugene W. Lati­ K. Allen; Second, Albert Bray. Pep, world's festliemelght cham­ trust and Intolerance in thia coun- ; relating to the national defense | low's will stress correct fitting in er. aald Gold admitted conUcU , «r payments range from a minimum Jr., Mrs. Robert Sehwarni. Mr.x. mer. President, slates. John E. KInabury, Sr; alternates. pion; .loliniiy Ccsarlo. ranking try which have their roota in the { and with intent and reaaon to bo> | C'oveiitry Lakers baseball team shoos for every member of the lleve that it was to be used to tha < with Fuchs and had given detailed | mrytAlag of SI a month up to a maximum Archie MacDonald, and Jaine.s T. 1 Mrs. Philip 1. Holway. Sirs. Wal­ welterweight contender; Xtosey family. Featured will be casusis j “fear and frustration” developing accounts of his activities since j ^ '_ ____ of SI00. Laidlaw, teacher. defeated Storrs Hobos Sunday at ter S. .Haven. Congressional. First, King, long-time coach of boxing at from the Cold War. injury of the United States and to | the local athletic field, 9-.5. The for women and girls and mocca- ' the advantage of a foreign nation, first meeting the scientist in New' - , • Parliament is expected to take First Congregational Church j Mra. Helen Kiefer, Everett N. Yale, and the M.orquea of Queen.s- Sins for every member of the fam­ II said this has given rise to up consideration .soon of a new choir realized $54 from their food next practice game is Sunday af­ ! Barth: alternates. Francis K. hury, a direct de.scendnnt of the "wilcli-huntlng" which will "drive to wit with the Union of Soviet | York 8 Easfo Side early in 1944. G a l l l O r i l i a I T IC S ily. Mr. Campbell intends to give Socialist Republic." - They had subsequent contacte in proposal to raise the payments on sale there Saturday. This sum has ternoon here with Willington I Grady, Mrs. A. Harry W. Olsen; originator of lioxiiig rules, Eagan, an^Sl attention to i-nhsf*an the ground that they are no long­ turned over to the church building Atoms, in the afternoon. Second, Walter S. Haven. Joseph a Y’ale graduate, was world-fa­ Stating that he will "Study the | which alone can give us victory in The name "Jolin Doe" often ia ! used in legal matters to refer to a and Queens, N. Y„ the FBI said. Range Grasses er in keeping with Italian living and repairs fund. Henry W. Ford of Lakeville has Motycka: altemates, Lawrence R. mous as an amateur boxer in his wav your child walks, observe l,it>en'jirion «lav for C.oroi Savage, left, and Clatjdetir Colbert. In- the Cold War." Mrs. Herbert A. France of Rip­ accepted the position as aupervla- person or persons whose identity During the war and postwar ! costs. There still are 450,000 ap­ Robertson. Mra. John E. Kings­ younger days. Herman Hickman, gait, carriage and weight plare- ttriK'd Ihioiighimi the i'luillc War bv Urn lap-s with their young The paper suggested appoint­ plicants for war disability pay­ ley Hill, Tolland County chairman ing principal of Coventry schools bury. Sr. county: First. George A. Yale's poet-football coaeh, .ead an mant; study the foot Itself arch, , c.bililirn. Iiiiimi Itiih.vd ami Mark K'ninlng. A .srqueme trom is not to be disclosed at the time, periorl. Dr. Fuchs frequently visit- Davis. Calif.—■•■I’'—More than ment by the pieaident of a bipar­ I cd the United States. As an offi- | ments whose cases have not yet of Women's Auxiliary to Hart­ for the i^'hool year 1950-1951. COur, Raymond St. Martin: alter­ original poem, "Two Champions,” toss, instep, and measure each Twenlielli ('cniurv-Koxs stirring drama, "Three Caine Home." or IS not known. The information .100 kinds of range grasses have tisan "Commlaslon on National clal British government atomic I been settled. ford Symphony, wishes tp remind 51 r. and Mrs. B'red Ro.se of 51ain nates, Mrs. Floyd C. Standish, lauding Eagan and Tunney. fttot with acieiitiflc accuracy. The scheduled to liavc it.s local premiere on Thursday al the Circle Security” to make a aurvey ' and related that "John Doe” waa at the been Imported to California during . ------child's old shoe will be ejfSmined time "a repreaentativc officer, scientist he had access to impor- theater. report to the people on "the ma­ ; tant laboratory work at Los Ala­ the past five yeara, reports the' for tall-tale signs of wesr and ttie jor aspecta of national aecurity.” agent and employe of a foreign government, to wit the Union of mos, N. M.. and elsewhere. University's College of Agriculture. I ^ F < | | | | | | y oorract pair of new shoes selected They came from various areas of J for hsalthv feet.” Sneskers ami han, I li rk. Clemence Ran. ohalr- Ellington Is the paternal grand- , Soviet Socialiat Republics." Heart Researcher allppcrs win also be svsllsble for , iiian of the Republican Town com- mother. ' In pursuance of the agreement, I Dr. Franklin C. Fetter, chief the United States aa well as from Still Growing avaryone in the family. inillee. V. a.s riiipnwereii to fill any Albert Damico of New Britain ' (lalholic Group made "on or about Jan. 1, 1944 iTsidcnt ph.vsician at Philadelphia foreign countries throughout the An advertisement elsewhwere in . \arancv that may occur. was arrested by State Police for , and continuously thereafter up to General hospital, said Gold was in world. IMS' todays Herald features exception-! The newly organized Council of evading responsibility in sn accl- , Enjoys Banquet and including the date hereof," the charge of biological research ' in In adaptation trialt, the new I New Orleans. La.—(A*;— Mem- al valuaa for the depsrtmenfs ] Parent-Teat her Association will dent on Sandy Beach road April : information uldt "the defendants I the heart station of the hospital. graaaes are planted in various I bership in the Marine Coi^s is a afsning tomorrow. hold Us first nieeliiig In the Elling­ '29, and was presented in Ellington 1 Harry Gold and John Doe during I The research project on which counties to see where they will do I family ideology with the Ingra- ton Center (Vmsoliiialed school, .lustire (Toiirl Monday night. He I St. Margaret's Circle, Daughters the month of September, 1945, did ' Gold was employed was directed well and produce better range waa charged with leaving the, • ham family. Five brothers are Thursday. .May 'J.'c at R |i m of Isabella had its annual dinner meet and confer together in the I by the National Heart Institute of feed. . presentl.v serving here with the There will he a panel discussion .M one of an accident without mak- \ vicinity of Jackaon Heights, Long the United States Public Health to I irig himself known. The damage' last evening at the Knights of ; Marine Reserve 10th Infantry Bal- I Ellington on reporting school progress Columbus Home. A baked ham Island. (N. Y.)." Service. It was aimed particular-i r > _ „ parents. to the other car was I7.% which he The FBI announcement in Wash­ ly at Investigation of rheumatic' i e i L S l O l l I r O U l j l e i tallon. One of the men ia a regu- liad paid. He entered a plea Of aupper was prepared by Mrs. Jos­ I lar Marine, wiio.ls on the Inspec­ 1%a Republican caucus was held | Those taking part In the panel eph Falkowski and served by Mrs. ington last night did not tract . fever, often connected with heart guilty to the cliarge of evading i diseases. tor-Instructor staff of the same Mdltday night in the Town hall a t . will he 1)1. Ina .Sartoruis, Elling­ Raymond Peterson, Mrs. Foster Gold's occupation or occupation in ^ganizatlon ton Kleiiientaiy Supervisor; Miss, responsibility and was fined $.^0 by ^ the war yeara of 1942-45. Tlie FBI ' Dr. Herbert Beganz, a reiident For Italy’s VetS I o'claek and the following dele- .Iii.sllcc Carl' A. Ooehring and 120 ! W'iillama. Miss Stephanie Tunsky. ______I Five la not the final count, how- gatas were elected to the various Alfrata f'.alviii. Principal at lamg- Mrs. John Lappen, Mrs. Ward here declined to elaborate, refer­ phy.xician at Philadelphia General, \'iew school: Donald W. Wallace, a was remitteck Attorney Simon j ring questions to the Washington I described Gold as "a hard worker, Rome-iA')—The Italian govern- i ever. There is another Ingraham, aanvanUons as follows: Represen- Cohen prosecuted the^aae. Strange and Mrs. Rose Gniessner. thttva Simon Cohen and Clemence j member of the Ellington Roard of The tables were decorated with li­ office. I who often worked late at night.” ment ia paying more than 1,100,-| "h o ia also with the regulars and Education: Mrs Wilfred Holland. I "FRUIT OF Rau, State convention. June 14 and | lacs and candles and a May basket The Pennsylvania Sugar Division i He continued; 000 war pensions from the Second ! l» sUtloned in California. Mother SHORT SLEEVE l i ; tbo altemates. Jarvis flapp , parent of Cry.stal Lake. JClllngton; of the National Sugar Refining "There waa no secrecy connect- World War and new applications j Ingraham proudly advises that Mrs John Slianalian. Jr . past was at each place. and Bdwln Finance. Carl Oochr-1 ; Tlu* Siiiall/lilan After the dinner Father Keller's Company laid in a statement to­ I ed with the work at the hoapltal. are still coming at a rate of ten: "All my boya were relsed to be. Ing and Milo E. Hayes, Congres-! ident of Ellington P. T. A , and I / day that Gold waa employed origi­ i There are no secret projectj here thousand • month. The disability | Marines." THE LOOM" Mrs. Willis Sciibncr, president of picture, "You Can Change tha alatial convention, and John Shan-1 keeps II is Head World.” w|s shown. ahan, Jr., and John MeConvllle. al- tile Ellington Council, acring as SPORT SHIRTS M einber^re reminded that thev chairman Tins meeting is open I xt tanates. Jarvis Oapp and l.ln-1 are to receive communion in a bodv weed R. Oampbell, County conven- ■ to the public and it a very vital one .San Marino, Calif.- Lloyd Man; Oartruda Patric and Teressa i to parents and the roninnimty in June 4 at St. Bridget's church at general. Parish .11. was pulling weeds on a the eight o'clock nvaas. ALL SANFORIZED DaOkriin. altamatea. Sheriff Rob-1 THURS.. FRI., art Hyda and Sheriff Paul Swee-1 •The Eriendship Class of Elling­ .strip dividing two super highways. | SHRUNK. Long-wear­ Bby. Smatorial convention: .Toaeph : ton Congregational church held a .Motorists Viitor Kingman. 58. I If you're planning to serve tea I to a crowd you can plan on getting SAT. ONLY ing Cotton Shantung DaCarll and David Logan, alter- very successful c.ard party Mon­ sweried to avoid a ear ahead. Hit Bataa; and the Probate conven- day night in the Ellington Town about .50 cups from one quarter DECORATION DAY . . . Cool, skip-dent cot- Mesi, which has four delegates, are hail, realizing after all ex­ ■ ar somersaulted over Parish's I pound of tea. Have both milk and tonfi. Tailored for com­ Vtofanee Cordtaan, Albln Peter- penses were paid bead roming to res! in the opposite j lemon on the tea table so that the aan. laatar Salfart, Gertrude Shan­ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hepton of lane. giieats may ______take their cholca. fort; abort aleevea, 2 ahan with VVank Dowd, Marjory Ellington avenue, Ellington, are pockets. Washable Brady, John McConville and Helen the pari’nfs of a diiiighter horn Kingman and a paaaenger were j Excavations show that earlv in- SHIRTS Clapp, alternates. at the iMam hester Mi'iiional hos­ senously injured. Parlsha only habitsnta of enclent Eridu, Iraq, fast colors: White . . . JaiVia Clapp was chairman nf pital Tuesday morning. Mrs. An­ l ommenf "."'upposc I'd been atand- developed great ekill In earing for Green . . . Blue . . . Bw masting and Qertnide Shana­ nie Hepton of Highland avenue. Ing up." . I the dead. Now's the time to buy Maize . . . 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itfiiiiiiiiiM s. MANCUESTCK EVENING UEKALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAT 24. 1950 PAOI MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1950 and conversion of up to 200,000 tion for approximately 1200 family for Utet* Bloodmoblle visit*. Th* tons of existing ships. ! quarters tor military dependent* I present achedule call* for tw o vi*- Motorists Jam Traffic Vote to Keep Rep. Vinson (l)-Gai, chsirmsn' at foreign installation and Als.ska Town As Site it* In June and two In the late fall Earthquake Damage Adlei* Completes of the Armed Services committer,' as Manchester's quota for the rest MORRELL'S NetP Hormone Treatment Draft Law Is said "we've got to keep abreast" I Of Blood Drive of till* year. As soon ak official H is R ebuttal At Scene of False Alarm of Russlk In submarine strrngUi. i L l . N . notice arrives from the Hartford READT TO SAT As Rheumatic Fever Curb Websttr’s Greenhouse The Soviets now have the largest center aa to the exact opening aubmarin* fleet in the world, he date, those who pledged donations (Continued from Page Onei ! The many Manchester motoriste • Griffin and Patrolmen Ki-ederick Due in House K a 8liiiiir S e tu p Sriprird as One of Two in last year's local recruitment WAPPING CENTER—TEL. MAN. 2-0961 Tedford and Walter Pyka directed declared. drive will be called In order to HAMS who went dashing to the inter­ Tlie second new bill contained PIrpps in Stale for (Wkele or Half) M i Rattford. May *4— —A dra- tamable in quantity. or Adler were Communists or had ; the heavy flow of traffic. i (Continued From Page One) 1 ■ - make definite appointments. The hormones, Injected in the section of Cliartcr Oak and Spruce The natural, but dangerous authorizations for approximately Srinagar. Ka.xhmir •A’l The The beginning of the Blood pro­ BMUe new hormone treatm ent pro-ComniunIst syinpathlcs. ' \ikii 4>f Blooclintihile muscles of the buttocks in "mas­ DIakIn asked Draper whether he \ streets at 9 o'clock last night, torfdency. ot most peo'de want-ii" , members of the military reserve i $580,000,000 of new construction I organization of l!niled Nations gram will end the need for blood Pinchnrat, l^taicrcaN wMch has produced "atartHng sive” doses, are Progesterone and MEMORIAL DAY PLANTS when a false fire alarm was turn­ and public worksVm land inatalla- donation centers tn each hospital, realized he might be referred to as to sec a "good fire” has caused for 21 months. However, 18-year-1 military oherrver* deployed along Manchcsler has been selected as TCMUIta ti» arresttnf many cases of Estradiol. having pro-Communlst sympa­ ed In from Box 51, succeeded only some consternation in a le . tlona in the United States and at and for commercial blood banka. WiniJow Boxes—Raskets and Urns Filled old respivea wonbi be excused from j I the 700-niile demarcation line be­ one of the first two eomimmllles in The program to be financed by the CORNED BEEF fhaiunaUc fever before It can pro­ Mixed as easily as pouring cream thies hy appearing at benefits (or in creating and becoming involved diiiers. It will he remembered foreign bases. into coffee, the resulting com­ organizations listed as subversive. In a 15-minute traffic Jam. Three that moton.xts clogging the area this duty at their own request. I The bill originally eontalned an tween Indian and I'’aklalanl troops the state to receive a visit from Red Cross will cost an estimated duce major heart damage and has Flower Plants for Transplanting $350,000 during the first year. This Both food iteias to n> provided striking relief from the bination makes an oily, yellow Carnegie Hall Head TesllBes policemen were required to un­ around a recent Summit street No large-scale opposition was additional $ 108,000,000 (or con­ in Kashmir lias been revised to the Bloodiiiobile for tlie opening of snarl the eager flow of traffic that cost will be borne Jointly by the member for the Muaoi^ piuna and atiffneae of rheumatoid fluid. One average trentment, "I did not feel that 1 waa pro- blaze actually delayed the coutrol­ anticipated by House leaders. Con- struction of 6283 military family I'hn.sure impa'i liality and *peed in the ('onnecllcnl Regional Blood which consists of one liiteclloii in Communist,” the dancer replied. .\Keratum, Petunias, Marigolds, Snapdranons, Sweet knotted the intersection. ling and extiiigu'shlng of the fire pixigiani. It was annoimeed today National Red Cross and by each Day holiday . . . Get theai arthrltla waa announced here to- housing units within tlie contin­ ; coiiimiinu alioii.s." of Connecticut's 41 rhspters of the each buttock, requires the use of "I cannot conceivably answer how William, .\stcrs. Salvias and many others. Chief A lbert B. Koy of the , gross has been wai-ned by defense ental United Stales. This amount by John D. l.ap.clle. ehalrmsn of and other, good things to Spe<-Utars Beat Firemen chiefs that conlimialioii of aclec-, I M ilitary olisi rvers have been Red Cross. ***?he treatm ent, a combination of about four tea.*poonfulls and cur­ I am going to be referred to; that South Manchester Fire depart­ was cut out in preference for con­ the Vsnehester Blood eommlt- eat at In some instances. CTilef Foy . live .sere ice is e.'wential for the I )>atrolliiig till' line between Indian two little-uaed but readily avail­ rently costs flO. is somebody clse's consideration." VEGETABLE PLANTS ment aaid this morning that hr struction by private builders un­ lee. has been unable to find any evi­ pointed out, people living near tlie diiraluir. of the cold war. , and Pakistani forces in Kashmir Allliough the setiial date of the able hormones, was described by Dr Brewer emphasized that The dancer also told the Jury fire arrive at the scene at the der the Wherry Act. that "very often I would go to a dence that a s'hort circuit bad j With no debate, tlie House yes­ i for almo.xt two years. Tlie normal visit has not yet been announced. Dr Timothy F. Brewer, Cardiolo- while the results thus far have Tomatoes (many varieties)* Peppers (sweet and hot). same time or even before the fire­ The Wherry Act provides gov­ i strength of their establishment i* Old and Dangerous glat on the staff « St. Francia proven "stnrtling" in both rheu­ benefit show without knowing who Cabbage. Egg Plant and others. caused the alarm and that it wa.x terday rammed tlirmigh a pair ernment assislsnce for private en­ It will be early In June.. On this apparently sounded by prankster.s, men do. He urged th at in the fu ­ ' 40, and it now includes ofllcers of opening day Manche.ster and New hospital, at a meeting of the New matic fever and rheumatoid arth­ else waa on the bill." ture motor .sts park at least s of bills authorizing nearly a bil- terprise to encourage conslriic- John J. Totten, of Freeport, N. Txxo Conipanlee Respond I the ('aiiailian. Belgian. United tamdon will be visited by the two TREES REMOVED England |*ediatric Society- a t H a rt­ ritis. the treatment isn't a "cure" block away from the fire or alarm luin dol.ars worth of new defense tion of low and moderate cost 'States and Norwegian arime*. for the diseases. Y., manager of Carnegie Hall, a Companies 3 and 4 answered the .xiicnding for the fiscal year s ta rt­ KloiHlmoliile units wliich will Lawn Gradina. Gravel, ford hospital. Dr. BreWer also point so iLs not to impede the hnuaing units .at government in­ j Separate control room* on travel about the stale to reeelve diacuaaad the new treatment be- The hormones have no effect on rebuttal witness, testified he alarm . firemen ami apparatus. ing July 1, stallations. watched Draper perform with Police Lieutenant Raymond ! eitlier side of the line have been donations. Maneheater waa desig­ Sand and Fill fore'the staff of St. Francia hos­ a scarred heart valv'e brought on .'\tomir 8ktbniarlne i •bolisheil and absorbed Into a cen- by previous rheumatic fever. Duke Ellington and .llniniy Savo La.st tiight it wa.s noted that the Vinson emphasized that elimina­ nated to begin the program be- Bulldozer Work pital Tuesday night. ' majority of motorists drove dlrcrt- One of the measures authoiizes tion of the $108,000,000 did not I tral headquarter* which is to eause it was the first rommunlty The physician reported on his NeiCicr have the hormones the a t a March, 1944, benefit for the the Na\-y to s|>end $; .'>0,000,000 on We have a new machine Joint Anll-Easci.st Refugee Com­ irritatign #t Exltmally CauiM ly to the intersection, instead of mean abandonment of the military I function for six months on the In- In the state to eondiict a recriilt- research involving «7 rheumatic power to clear up deformities a modcnnz.ation and construction I diBii aide, then move for *i* V cau.scd by arthritis. But. he de- mittee. 1 parking a rea.sonable illstance liouaing program, which has been menl drixe for donors, and because (n renew dead lawns. fever tdetima over a 12-year period away, lhii,« rausing the jam. luogram, and to start work on an termed urgent both at home and ; months to Pakistan territory. It still leads all other Red Cross In which more than half had the clari'd. the hormones relieve stiff­ Totten denied herring Draper mdke a speech offering $22,.100 PIMPLES ('.xperinuntBl atomir-powcrcd sub­ at U. S. bases abroad. He said it rliaplers In the total number of disease arrested promptly hy the ness in many cases of long-estah- To gently cleanse broken'out skin, marine Despite the cnide surveying lii- pledges recruited. A. Latulippr & Sf>n proceeds from a Latln-Amerioan then sooth* itchy irritation, and Tlie U. S Department of Agri- meant only that the program had 1 hormones. lislied arthritis and eliminate pain Th'- program also contemplates oeen shifted from the military to stniniente of the 1760s, tlie Masoif- Woodruff Hall at the Center 780 Vernon SI. Call 6077 in ..wollen Joints. , tour, to the committee. A defense io aid healing—use time tested mltme lisx ilevelopod s way to Read Herald Adrs. But in an interview. Dr Brewer and soldiers In Cuzco, rcru, wander through the streets, after the short but violent earth- j stabiliz.e gum otton in about a third ( .iii.clriu tion of a guided-ml.-silea private bmlilera. Dixon line uns eventually found ('ongrrgational cliurcb has been 3:30 to 8 P. M. disclosed that the use of the hor­ Pr. Brewer said effects of the f-lvllians witness. .lohn J. Huber, had testi­ OPEN to be only 180 feel off. se< iircd *s the Manclieater center hoMiiones on rheumatoid arthritis quake rd i|rk. killing ofl Old injuring 1.17. Three-fourths of the cily a .^n,000 popiilarion were mad* fied In a deposition that he had i j the fornierl\- required lime. , .sliip, 50,000 Iona of new vessels, l>eft in the bill wa* authoriza­ mones on rheumatoid arthritis iNEA telephoto). RESIN0L ° : S sufferers has produced pain-reliev­ sufferers have been beneficial for : homeless heard Draper make such an offer. ing results which in his opinion periods averaging four to eight | ^ere **as good" as those from the days after which symptoms re­ Long Life- N . Y . C en tral R ail Daniel Boone, generally asso­ use of two other much-publicised occur unless another treatment Is i W an ts A iiie ra sia MEETING ciated with the state of Kentucky, 824-828 MAIN ST. TEL. .»16L MANCHESTER hormones, ACTH and Cortisone. given. Corti.sone and ACTH also | Weddings Neither Cortisone or ACTH are have to he adinmislercd periodic- ; Strike Postponed where he spent 28 years, lived a ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS ( !asc F a cts A ire d total of 57 year.s in the two states available except for experimental ally to prevent recurrence*. i <• purposes, while the combination in the 97 cases discussed by Dr. | DonncHy-Naretto of Pennsylvania end Missouri. of hormones used by the 48-year- Brewer, S6 had a "complete dia- j (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) RADIOS! appearance of the clinical evidence Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Naretto. of AHO old Hartford physician are manu­ carrier over Interpretation of Rail­ factured synthetically and are ob of rheumatic activity,” he asserted, rnenta seized In FBI raids, a* well 2.'5 Maple street, announce the m ar­ \ |\ |o ) u ( a* the minutes of a gr.md Jury riage on Saturday, May 20, of their road Adjustment Board awards, he added. ADDING A ROOM? SATURDAY 824-828 Tel. ,')16l which considered the ca-se. daughter. Miss Lillian Joanne that the patient office, s semi- "We have everything from A to In New York the New York Main St. Judicial agency, should not be run SEE US! 16 of Truman Z. from alpha to omega, ’ TydlngH Naretto, to Robert James Donnelly, Central announced: by s political appointee. declared. .son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Don­ "We want to emphasize that M AY 27-8:30 P. M. 2. Shifting federal works plan­ Amerasia was the name of s I nelly of 16 Flower street. there la no immediate prospect of Reorganizing ning from the General Services Far Eastern affairs magazine, no any freight tie-ups as s-result of Administration (GSAl to the Miss Louise T. Naretto was I this new dispute. We don’t want longer published, which had head­ brideenialds for her sister. Milton Housing and Home Flnanee quarters In New York. After raid.s I to slarm any shippers." Agenry; the vote again was 43-29 P. Kozelka of Wlllimantic served NOW! BIGGER CHOICE.. Bills Adopted five years ago by the FBI ami a.« best man. j The railroad .spokesman said the against Senator Aiken’s (R.. Vt.i agents of the wartime Office of I ba.sie grievance involved in the Hollister Street disapproval resolution. A reeeptlon for the immediate eiirrent .strike threat was a claim (OoBtinned from Page One) .Strategic Services, six persons families and relatives was lield at 8. Ooncentrallng the control of were arrested on chargc.s of roii- , to extra pay for switching at RinUUR ll.BO federal office building space In tile Rofiemounl Restaurant. Bolton, spirlng to get Illegal iwsse.ssion of j North Bergen. N. J. Trainmen TINY aORTAtLI eommlsaionera are jobless and the the GSA. The disapproval resolu­ in the afternoon. i there cl-iimed that ordinarily the School' AuiJitorium BIGGER SAVINGS goveninient documcnls The couple will reside at 101 agency’s 2,500 w-orkers can do only tion, by Senator Olln .lohnston (D . Among those arnsted were two ! Job would be done by other work- routine chores while waiting to School street after May 29. S. C .). was swamped 69 to 7. .State Department emjiloyes ea- j era. The union received a partial Wc’vc supplying lumber, other have a new agency built around 6 Plans Rejected award in the caae. but wanted it building materials, and ideas (or 19“ them, withm the Commerce De­ reer diplomat John ,S. Service, and 1 There was no clear explanation Emmanuel lairsen. Another \vii.>; retroactive to 1939 and the rail­ vears. Come in and let us show you Extra Quality Fine tone end range partm ent. why^ the Senate upheld plans to the editor of the magazine, Philip B iizzie D a li Is road resisted, the NYC apoke.smnn how to get the extra room you need. FlesHc and metal case. Two other major new Jobs lack streamline four departments and Jaffe. said. ADMISSION FREE officeholders — an undersecretary as many commissions, when It .laffo waa fined J2..'i00. and fjir- ' O n Ilonevinoon of commerce for transportation, earlier had vetoeil plans doing sen J500. Service was exonerated a.wAY aoKTAua and a maritime administrator who virtually the same things to simi­ and returned to duty in the .state ) McKinney Vofi Arc Cordially Invited AC/DC OR RATTERV will take over many of the duties D enies Charge lar agencies. Department. Besides .Servlee. two | (Conttnaed from Page One) Sport Shirts of the old commission. The five rejected plans affected others were not indicted. The | Lumber & Supply Maj. Oen. Philip B. Fleming, O f R ace Ban Low the Treasury and Agriculture De­ sixth case was dropped. j Antonio. Tex., waa invited, but wax at Extra Prices! 29” head of the old Maritime Commis­ partments, the Interstate Com­ Tydings said his commlttec'.s imablc to attend. Company Tep performenee. Smart sion, was reported in line for one merce and Federal Oomniunlca- investigation has di.solosed that (Continued from Page One) Buzzie who iiaes the name R oose. RoHon Notch of the top positions. tions Oiramissiona. and the Na­ the grand Jury which handled the i maroon plastic casei As further rssults of the reor­ tional I.Abor Relations Board. The ease voted iinanimoualy against in- veil in preference to Dali, npent 1 Commander W’llilam M. Fechteler i Phone Man. ganisation drive, four cabinet offl- NLRB plan woa the only one that dieting acrvice. part of his chlldhrod at the White! said last night the .stiipyard part.v Open All Day Saturday I h O W ' - RBOULAR I S .a i o*ra gained even more authority In the Hoover Committee did not ac­ WB.s open to all Advertise in The Herald— It Pays The Ameraaia case came to life House, He and .sister Anna Elea-' FLASTIC RADIO their departments—Justice, Com­ tively support. It would have abol again recently when .Senator Me-| (.Siatlel Dali, now Mra. Van U. liands. regardless of color. Some merce, Interior and Labor. Ished the powers of the board's earthy iR-Wlsl began contenting | „p^graves of Oregon City. jOre., 700 attended, he said, and the cost r$l Powers Shitted general counsel and Its rejection that the Stale D- parlmcnt ha.s •While House Darlings.” came to alKiut 27 ren ts a man. In­ cluding food from the general 1 4 “ Some of their subordinate WSJ a victory for Senator Taft been infiltrated by a lot of Com­ .She was not at the weddings. M-W SUPREMI (R., Ohio) who said Mr. Truman mess and flowers for the girls. officea, such as J. Edgar Hoover's munists and fellow travelers. He Young Roosevelt is s sophomore Clear, fuH toned brown Federal Bureau of Investigation In was trying to sbolish the Taft- accused Service of being Pro-Com­ He said an "exclusive” dance for 7 CU. FT. M ODEL- plastic radio priced lew Hartley law by direction. at Loyola University of Los An­ the Negro seamen waa held Satur­ Justloe, the Reclamation Bureau munist. geles. He met Robin at the home of in interior, and the wage-^our di­ Under the Reorganization Act Service has denied the accusa- ; day night by the N egro Y. M. C. Special mutual friends. WIDE FREEZER vision in Labor, were shorn of of 1949, Presidential plans become tion. He is expected to come before i A. The ship had been asked, he FUU MZI R.WAY aeml-lndspendent powers. said, to help defray costs of this law automatically unless vetoed the Inquiry committee later to \ Moved and Changed PORTAtLI RADIO Slmultueoualy, the chairmen of by either house of Congress within party and had replied It would make a formal reply at a public ''gladly share expenses to the limit four major commissions became 60 days. The 60th working day ex­ hearing. His loyalty record is he-! the executive bosses of the agen- Princeton University was char­ of one dollar per man attending." pired at midnight. Ing checked at present by the i tered in 1746 as the College of 24” eie*—the Federal Trade, Federal Under the act, a "constitutional State Department which warmly ' New Jersey and wa* located at Uncooked poultry should be Purchase! leatherette covered Power, and Securities and Ex­ majority" — more than half the 2 3 9 - 9 5 dcfend»!d him against McCarlhy'.x ; Elizabeth. In I7h6. it was moved wrapped loosely In waxed paper cose. ExceHent reception. change commi.ulons, and the Civil total membershlii is required to charge ■ and hy the presidential Aeronautics Board. defeat a White House plan. The to Princeton and been me Prince- and kept in the coldest part of the loyalty review board I tf.n Unlversilv In 1896. refrigerator. in the cases where the boards House seldom can muster . enough On Terms, $10 Down, had chosen their own chairmen, attendance to roll up such a ma­ Mr. TrUinan henceforth will ap­ jority. The fireworks therefore ge/once AtontMy point them. And, presumably, he has centered in the Senate. arlU have power to remove them. Seven other plans became law GENUINE More features for less moneyl oe the stroke of .mldnlghL They P rivate T ra in 's COTTON BATISTE BROAIXLOTH Horizontal freezer holds 35 re-sssnrted varioim .chores in an m . attempt to Impose Order on the lbs. food and ice, 4 Jiffy tray confused government aiructura. f 'areer E n d e d Summing up, the atlibns Com­ Releases;,Jiffy Cube Releases mittee for the Hoover Report call­ pop out 64 cubes of ice. Flex­ ed the reorganization record a t the London--(iPi —A Scottish noble­ 81st congress to date "the best man's private railroad train—the ible shelf to give extra tail- in the nation's history, but stlft only one of Its kind In Brltaln- bottle space. Froster shelf for not good enough." hgs puffed 700 miles on her last storing meat. Exclusive air cir­ The committee's chairman. Dr. trip, the xdetim of nationalization WAFFLE PIQUE Robert L. Johnson, president of culation control, and 10 tern, ^ \ 0 ^ Temple University, Philadelphia, of Brttjsh ratiwaya. The ,55-year- said that the actions bring to old train, pnade up of a locomotive perature settings. Compare completion about 36 per cent of named "DtHirohin" and two hixu- I. end you'll buy M-W I the recommendations In last year's rloualy-appolhted coaches, was report of the (Commission on Re­ owned by the Duke of Sutherland- organization, beaded by Former The ducal traln\formerly ran on President Herbert Hoover. a privately-owned line through Hoover Pleaeed .Sutherland County In Scotland 3 STYLES! MANY COLORS! Dr Johnson's statement voiced from Golspie to Helmsdale. There ',!**'**^^' efforts made by waa a private station near Dun- When hova you had such o wide choice of luxury diirts Kk* lhaao "®*rtaln pressure groups" to robin Castle, the Duke's estate. \ block the reorganization plans. The rail line was built by the third ■t such a modest $>rkel Nexareit pullover style in rich, 2-tone Hoover, himself issued a pleased Duke of -Sutherland in 1871, but GET statement saying: “Altogether, we he sold It to thy Highland railway rayon gabardine .. . California styles in rayon poplins . . . woven are making progress." in 1884.. However, he retained the bam dance plaids. Every on* washable. Stop in—see them aR.todayf MORE FOR YOUR Reorganization supporters were private train and ran It on the 'panicked last week when the Sen­ Highland company's lines between APPLIANCE DOLLARS! ate, vetoing one plan after another Dunrobln and Inverness. VALUES TO $7.98 by big votes, had kjlled five in a Nationalization of the railroads Famous seoled-ln- reedV<'l*9*'* Fattory-To WofcK Tc'-Y(>.i row. Mr. Truman himself criticiz­ about three years ago ended that Eif wide freeier |ield‘ 16 gtii e ll unit has 9-yr. arrangement. The Duke sold his h#Mt27 lb*, teed, im ed "obstructionists" in Orngrest. M-W werresSy. D (t Srilinq Plus train last year to a Arm of eoach- 8 lbs. kc cubes vefetoblct. Dr. Johnson urged the President bullders who plan to exhibit it at tfM ia ttC i iw e lc f f Larqc Sfolt* Buying to resubmit the defeated measures New Romney, Kent. The "Dunrob­ These are slightly Irregulars of a famous "as soon as possible," and to bring ln" pulled into the yards there re­ maker’s blouse. (Sorry 1 We can’t reveal them more closely into line with SAVES YOU MONEY cently after the longest run of its the name). the original Hoover recommenda­ career. tions. ■ Tile three plans which reached a Fine Sisal Straw Sizes 32*40. Come early for best selection vote yesterday were brought to the as all sizes in each color arc not available. floor on “resolutions of disapprov­ P rin cess Fath ia al” offered by two Republicans Becoming, youthful stylen in SAVE! REG. 71.9.5 and one Democrat. By rejecting To W ed Sunday FAMOUS BRAND the resolutions, the Senate affirm­ 17»/2*g a l . w a s h e r 00.88 ed the plans. They Involved: large head sizes. NEW M-W DELUXE (ContlBDed from Page One) L Oenterlng authority In the Peddle Pushers . . • Price cut to e new low! Full 9-lb. load washed extra- Oommerce Department on Secre­ 40" GAS RANGE eluded In Farouk's edict to his BATHING ImeEfil pels clean by aluminum agitator. t-poelUon Lovell' tary Sawyer; the vote 'was 43 to royal family: Return home. Shorts . . . Polo Shirts w on't tip on wringer, faucet drain. Adjotable preaaur*, 1 ta 39 to quash the opposing aesolu- M Falka and Sadek boarded a grotes. BOO lbs. tkm of Senator Wiley (R-Wls). TWA plane last night — Cairo . . . and all items for your *a*g. 1C99 Astoesoae Drala Vtoop Medd 71 J i WUqr'a aupportera have argued bound. SUITS summer comfort SLOO k 1 5 9 ’ * HeirMt rolora sa4 style*. SaUS • V 2 S 4 . M W l and up. Lastex and Faille. Sices S2-44. LI Oe Terai*.’ 1 5 Dewf The newest and sntsrtest shapes of the Bes­ W a lst.h lfb $5.98 to $10.98 NEW FANCY KNIT TEES pereeloined son. at this special low price . . . beautiful Mere beauty, more leoturesl Colors, patterns, styling you’d never expect at this low broiler. 22“ ribbon and veil trims . . . Natural with black, Concealed lamp lights up cook price. Springy, cool, washable knit*—col long and fuR 1 ^ BINGO natural with navy, natural with white, natu- top. Oversize 20x15x11 ' p o r- Ho* t« to May fcicked ml ChooM from 2 styles, 6 ooloix. IVERY WEDNESDAY - 8 P. M. r|il with kelly or natural with coffee. celabtad even has Rebertshaw i t k a Foney, colorful rotcliele and Mazer aMpe toes...... • . .I.5 D heat control. Warmer end util­ Intllihillikwltohi4po9t9lco|9ei (iioliliowtt) ...... •F F s Minuteddbid- ity drawers; 2 even rocio. er tioier rings Mininery Dept. TINKER HALL / oltim esel. COIR Stesiid Floor WOMEN’S READY.TO.WEAR wL IG S t ^ T S PROMPTLY AT 8 Main Floor—Left Center MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. MAY 24. 1050 PAGE PTFTEEri

ivbo “ s rved as a'courier and In- hopes, plans and fears in the wiir. the PVO men would be messaged renderfhg PVO men to regroup in­ age work In Washington aim d all foi'-mtion gatherer In Washing-! Postman Still Rings immediately by their leaders »to to ajnew political party. Aitlc;d Stalin "A ll this Infornialloii , . was beiicflttl'ig Soviet Rii.ssia In .Asia. West Powers Burma Rebels Water Supply Big lAib^ter Dinner ton " (or the Coinmunlbts. forwarded to Moscow. .Since Stalin •••y 4e was pelitK yew (leer* with « Twice; Conldn’t Stud It lay down their arms and await Surrender of the PVO would 'Mine Host" Is King s Friend further Instructions. leave the government with two "She was tnslrumeiUal. ” Budenz covld check thin infurmallon i Piillcd l‘uiichc<> In fliinu, I'niand Taking to Air I The agreement was announced main foes in the drawn -out civil Before Yalta iVT.tcs. "in getting various govern­ against that coming in from other "1 know that the Infiiience of Siam’a Chiilalongkom, who Alexandria, Va.7' May 24.— Seen Quitting I after 12 days of talks between By Atom llscj mental moves made whicji enliaiu'- agent's, it can b.’ appreclalni how the Commnnisls m various key ------Edward Vn, wh«n Prince of (A*)—The poatman rang twice '5’*r—the Karens who want an JohiKM’sHartrk ---- V Wales, who returned reKuIarly to later gave the city a gilded \. . ------! Burmese Defense Minister Gener­ independent aUte, and the Com­ — ~ — ' ed tlie polilital position of the well prepared the Soviet dictator \ dopartiiionlH in Washington .... Siamese temple which still — juat like old daya before a l Bo Ne Wih and PVO V'ico Presi- was for his meeting with Koo.se- las paiticiilarly effective In ciius- FLOOR POIISHIR n*pwr-old (Jannan clalnia ha has ■ Homburif until shortly before the cut in mall deliveriea— for munists. Both rebel groups have Budenz Sava oinan ‘ stands near the hotel, brought I Broadcasting Charges ^H’o Years Rrvohiiioii Clent Bo iJt 'V’aung. Scientist oiilil Put velt and Chiirclitll" i mg the United States to pull its MMwn Mora aaagafora and hinfs j,,, d^ath In 1910. a diaplay Arm yeaterday. I lost much territory recently. The , . 1 * n 1 - No further information about the iffertleu eperstlee. 3ss4 Discussing Communism in varl- [».— 1^ m e" In tha .world. Ha la ; Although biographies describe an entourage of 40 attendanta' That Russia Is Rearm­ I Soon to End, If Agree­ La Yanng told newsmen agrec- Communists are now concentrat­ Energy to W'ork Evap-j Ontained Koosevelt j woman is given in tile book "Men 1 punches' In regard li Poland ami •St fee e dey. $m «)ii( with him. Once, on his 50th; He explained his surprise , nieht was leaehed on general ing on nuisance raids aimed at I oils lands, Budenz, now on the China ' thii veedtrfil IIMe carl ("<5hartle") lUtter. He owns Edward VII aa a famous sports- afternoon appearance: birthday, he invited the whole | ing in Germany ments Are Reached principles requiring the surrender sabotaging communications. Plan, in W.,l.in*lon faculty of lordham university, de­ Budenz. who has a|ipeared fre­ «8l«t tss del Bia luxurious Ritter’s Park Hotel man and creator o f men s fashion " I was Bitting up there In i orating Sea Water ; population of Bad Homburg for of lii.s party men wlio In the early clared: quently in Comraimist trials and irhera r o ^ t y and mlillonatrea for- (one of his designs was the the post office and saw all thii The PVO fell out with the gov­ editor of the Daily Worker who s night of free drinks and free po.stwar period were the main Investigations, said he was willing BSrly stayed whan they came to Homburg hat), Ritter claims he Washington, May 24 —(Ah The mail pilirtel. lunch and dinner he ate spinach the Vanderbilts and other Ameri­ teer Organization l. The group, they have wielded considerable in­ United State.'! revised to deal with formation valuable to Stalin (or conf.rence. Communist agents in .States in Hawaii. ------■ — lisngoon immediately to finalize But^frhether it was General and trout—for three weeks with- can mtllionaiies appeared on the many in violation of solemn prbm- numbering more than 10,000 men. fluence over a large section of the the picsairig [irolilem of water the Yalta con(erencc.” Washington had been told to .Since 1937, to niy knowledge, America's ice i lunpanlcs luivr a llio sunoniler term.s. The sucee.ss people. Dwlght tn Elsenhower, the Ger- out a change. There was only golf courses of Bad Homburg lse.s. i.s one of three rebel force.- tliat Budenz identifies her as "s pro-1 gather every reliable bit of data an intellecliial of some wealth and combined capital investment of ,• 302 MAIN ST. • DIAL 4I$1 • pledges not to permit German ra- ' fill outcome ol the talks, he said shortages. .Norman It Beers, edi­ man kaissrs. the Prince of one luxury Fxlward afforded hira- and in the dining halls of Char-1 protests to Moscow, made has fought Uie government for feasor in a Pennsylvania college" , available on President Roosevelt's| social standing has directed espion-^ nearly one billion dollars. armament. two years. hinged upon a decision of the Bur Meal was first transported in tor ot the magazine, Nuclcoiiic.4. I Wales of the Siamese emperor, s,if _ unsweetened s t e w e d he's Park. I yesterday by the United States, flujj'ge.sts several low-tcmpcrature With the beginning of the first Britain afW France, were broad- By coincidence the protest notes An official announcement said ma govornmenl to permit the sur ‘ an ice refrigerator car about 1862. they were all alike to him- hi.s peaches. niicliar rcai te^r.-i to evaporate sea "damned war" aa Charlie calls cast over Europe and into the So­ followed a conference In London ’ guests All his company at table had water in areas where shortages il, business dropped. Happy old vIet bloc countries by massed aimed at closer American and A SsJiorial .Model I to eat the same frugal food only British cooperation in try’lng to now are acute. Ritter has the appearance of a ; other visiting .nonanhes were pre-war days did not come back, tiansniitters of the Voice of Amer­ Ho outlined his Idea.s to (lie 70lh Rad Homburg lost many of its ica and the British Broadcasting break through the screen c t Soviet British diplomat. EleganOy clad, permitted to be exceptions. J lis annii.at contcrcnce of the Ameri­ attractions. i Corporation. "jamming" of western radio he looks 30 years younger than father-in-law,. Chrlatian IX, King broadcaata into the Soviet union. can Water SVork.s Association ui a of Denmark, Empress Victoria, Thesi name HiUer i The counter-propaganda stroke, 82. His thin white hair care­ agreed to at the London strategy paper read by Dr. Abel Wolnian, F.dward's sister and wife of the In World War II, the Park was The United States was repre­ M EN! Gartner’s Low Prices head of tile department of sani­ fully combed, he has the air of meeting of the Big Three foreign German Kai.«er p'rledrirh lurned into a recreation center sented by Assistant Secretary of tary engineering of Johns Hopkins a man at ease on golf course or ; .second for Hitler's black-booted S.S- ministers, was timed for a critical State Edward W. Bairett. Barrett at gala receptions. I '1 were allowed to dine more week in Berlin. Communist university. guards. Charlie retired Into his said in advance that it was hoped OOiistruelioii of the atomic fur­ The day "Charlie" was born > opulently youths from the Soviet sone are apartment, sadly thinking of the to enlist the radio transmlttera of naces, Eecrs admitteif. would re­ was symbolic for his whole life.’ Some Other FanrMiua Uneats ; planning a demonstration for j other western European countries Put An End To Your Wallet Worries! Tile Empress of Austria and days gone by. , Sunday. Western Berlin officials ! quire mixlifieotion of the U. S. On August 17. 186S. the city of in the continuing British-Ameri­ A tonne Knergy (,'om mission’s Queen of Hungary, the beautiful Tlie first American who step- w’arned Russia they will can joint effort to blaat through Bad Homburg was bedecked with present polieie.'i with respect to the SKILLED HANDS Elizabeth, who wa.s killed by ped Into the hotel In March 194.5 ^^^1 any effort to “ suddenlv over- the Russian interference with flags for the first visit to the after Bad Homburg was captured ' nin free Berlin," Both At One Low Price! adaption of aloniie energy to COUPON town of the fir.«t German km.ser, anarrliisls m Geneva 1907; Con­ news and opinion from the non- Olvr your health till. arr\ Icc of R stantine 1. of Greece; Chiilalong- by C. S- troops was the son of a Also the Russians are stepping commercial ii.sc.s. Beers wa.s .ab- NUS SPECIALS Wilhelm 1. Communiat world. aklllnl hands. korn. Emperor of Siam; Nichola.s hotel owner. He was Capt .lohii up their clnims to leadership in a ."erit liecaii.sr of iUl>ess. The little spa alneady had world "peace offensive" to what w .Mayo, of the Mayo Hotel in fun Be Done IJulcUlv Warfrtea some reputation at that time and I. of Montenegro and father-in- fhir iirrocriptlon Department Tulsa. Oklahoma. Charlie’s table they call war-mongering among SHORTS "There do not seem to be any nils ynur preaerlpilnn with the ul- many German princess and cmint.s law of the last Italian King. Vic­ Broadcloth )' became a favorite among C. S, the western powers. Hal Check Tips ! unsolved engdicering problems in Anmoniated mnst accuracy and care . . . lining had built their castles In its tor Emniaiiiiel III; King Alfonso occupation officers. Supported By Evidence the proposal. " Beers' said in his only fresh, potent ehemleals , . . I vlcinitv — but it was Charlie’s XIII of Spam and the family of Tooth Paste Niihola.s II, Czar of Russia, who Generals Eisenhower. McNar- The western protests, sent sepa- Help Charities p.apei, "One would expect to im­ at fair prices. indefatigable energy that later prove designs and to increase effi- PACK 14 I Thi were murdered by the Bolsheviks nev tia v and now U. S. High lately to Moscow, were supported led the town to real prosperity. ricncic.s with experience of tlie VALUE. . . 59* And—since nearly half your pre- in 1917, all were among Charlie s Commisvoner John J. McCloy , by a mass of detailed evidence that | .• M T-SHIRTS ENVELOPES > Edwwrd \T1 W as Tame j Uussia ha* actively fontered an ' Chicago— —Contribution! for whole installation, but a good, ' This yard-long 17*4-pound lob- , 1 leneroua tubei. arrlptlnna roll for surgical dress- guests. all liked the Park. Charlie aaya. The British nobility came with east German fqrce o f aome 50,000 | charitie! are collected the year workable plan could be construct­ .ster waa snared in the nets of a Inga, let us supply you out of our 2roi9« I j men. ' ed In relatively short order,” eompleta stock from the wnrid'a 'round by one Chicago reataurant ! fishing dragger off New'port, R. I "B y this and other like actions He said "the current water prob­ I I. Larry Shea holds a one- largMt suppliers, .inhnsen A John­ (Uaut t) Children Attend * Junior High* I the Soviet government has de­ owner. Hia patrona drop coins into lem in he United Slates—that is, pound lobster, about the usual son. Five Year GM _ v v • > niruycustroyed worldMtjriu uunnucitceconfidence in theme containers for tpecifle public serv­ water shortages in certain regions, shore-dinner size, for comparison. To LteOrn Use of ISeW HeOring sincerity of its pi-omlses and has ice programa rather than tip hat ea. particularly the Pacific coast— al­ Crustacea as large as this are far j ' ^ created throughout the world most requires some such treat­ too big to be trapped in the usual FUSTIC Part Hailed As ------widespread doubt aa to its specific checks glrla. The National Foundation for In­ ment," wav with tob.ster "pots" and are ALCOHOL intentions," said the American By Richard Kleiner . i oiiM>oii.ily weed out the sounds Engineers attending the meet­ only’ caught by accident in nets OUhtn note delivered by Amba.ssador fantile Paralysia waa presented PtNT M T I U AT lA V IIM tl (Ds»« H NE.\" Staff tVirreepondent th(", want to hear from the bab- First Quality Shorts, .with Riippcr front and ing aald Beers' proposal for the dragging for ground fish on the r m u l a r : Peace Omen New York -lN E A l - The first ble around UiPiii. Deaf chililmi. Alan G. Kirk. w ith a check totaling .41,595 66 clastic side inserts! Sanforized. Sizes ;50- use of low-temperature nuclear Aytinal with SUN GLASSES " if the Soviet government wish- donated by his customers. bottom It will probably end up Sunday after four-year-old Kenny when they tir.st put on a hearing 41. fumace.s to evaporate sea water Ls in a hot "I salad. (A P wirephoto). e.s to restore in some measure In­ IrigAl Cn»m*M /pB «ar*v. mamem ' (CoBtlDoed from Page One) was fitted with a hearing aid. he aid, can’t do that. i tecllnically feasible. But, they Minerals MfX was ao happy that he was asked The voice of the teacher is just tel national confidence in its al­ Israel Gets Diamonds I W hite T-Shirts firmly Knit of soft combed cot­ were quick to add. its commercial •7.96 AS'' S^C. Bowl Nurfiery LIFEBUOY A\ dUsdi • • • « lo o pact as a pattern "wherever we to leave church. It aeems he one sound in a noisy bedlam, al­ leged attachment to peace, it can- application would involve almost ,’MUE . , . H - Cover Set Wuto Stskat •DAP. M *U U U I sin CAHn (Umtt«) . B^ " 23® most indistinguishable from tlie mil fail to dt.saolve Immediately Ngthanya, Israel—/.P)—The dia­ ton. Full cut in Sizes S-M-l,. prohibitive costs. CLIP ITEI G N T ^ fp iii can." waa getting a noisy thrill out of rwobotilcs 100 Dur.bic The union claimed ot was far rattle of the window abadc, th' the militarized units which it has mond polishers and cutters in this ( .oiirt Cases the Bounds he made when he af.ilJc . mtfol.1 . . .VV 59* superior to either the strikeless : gii Ked the pew in front of him. traffic noises outside and tlie .set iqi in ea.stern Germany." Mediterranean coastal city are 3 3 ' STYLE CLASSES f * Ford settlement last .September Kenny, now five, is a hand.sonie, scratcliings of pens on paper. It Follow Same Pattern liappy—they don’t have to pay in Sliowi'r Ls (iiven Frank T^rbantaitis, Jr , and Sr.. or the (.'Tiryaler settlement at the bright-eyed lad, hut totally deaf takes a long time for a child, who Tlie Brlish and French commu­ dollars for crude diamonds. That's .31 and 62 years of age. of 325 Tol­ DOAN’S PILLS end of a 100-day strike May 4. He atteniL' Jiiiuor High School 47. has never known normal lieaiiiig. nications differed in detail but fol­ the announcement of the Diamond land turnpike, were bound over to HINKLE 7*a Size. TUBE OP 40 (Limit l ) ...... Ooatinue Eaealator (Yause an elementary and junior higli to acquire the facility of stiairuiig lowed the same pattern. Since Manufacturers A.ssociation. It New Novelty Crew Shirts For OI"a Karlik the next session of Hartford Coun­ TABLETS '50c ISss Its major provisioni were these; school for the deaf and hard of out the simnns he doi .,n'l want to Kiere is no e.\pectation that Mos- buys $560,000 worth of rough dia­ ty Puperior Court after Judge Wesley C Gr\k found probable Bottle of 100 1. Oontinnation of the unique es­ hearing. Like mo.st of the .560 listen to. i ow w ill respond by dissolving the monds through a London ai’ndi- A miscellaneous shower was (olorful stripes in a cause on sodomy charges against calator clause in the old two-year full-time pupils, he started when To help them. P. S. 47 has le- I'oice, the clear intent was to put cate every month. given in honor of Miss Olga A. 17*^ lorded conversalioiis. with ot!i"i The association said the Ixmdon fine woven colorfasl the two when they were arraigned SACCHARIN 39< he was two. liiiasia on the spot in world opin­ (Limit 1) contract: This hitches the wages Karlik of Blast Hartford at the TABLET*. H.QRAIN, BO‘rTLC 1000 (Limh i). W W B B ot nearly 250,000 GM workers to The school takes children at noises such as miglu be found in ion. syndicate had advised it the crew shirt. Zlpaer club last .Saturday. About in Town Court this morning. Both the coat of living as measured by that young age because, says a school or in a factory. Witii The west for months has been Israelis could go on paying in 1S(J friends and relatives were pleaded not guilty. tha Labor Department's bureau of Principal Harriet F. McLaughlin, (iractice, many learn to pick out accumulating evidence that Mos- pounds sterling for the atones. You'd e.\pect to pay almost twice this price for prc.sent from Torrington, Hart­ Junior and Senior were also sen­ labor statistics. deaf youngsters need extra achool the conver.satioii and ignore the 1 o w is actively backing formation Thus. Israel is not affected by the them. Sizes S-M-I.. ford. East Hartford. Willimantic, tenced to serve 15 days In Jail eai h for intoxication. VaJuM to 32.98 2. A guaranteed four-cent hourly years to keep up with norm.al eMriaiieoiis sounds. i.r the east German "alert units" recent decision of the .South A fri­ Coventry. .Springfield and Man- | 00 2Sc Sin Tl-pataid ffira' w'age boost w'hen the contract goes children. The deaf must flr.st One cliiM said lie liked the aid even thoiigli Russia joined the oth­ can government to sell rough dia­ Chester. Patrolman Joseph J. Saniella ALL-METAL told the court he arrested the lo­ RrguUrlv 12.00 EPSOM Into effect next Monday and an­ learn to ur.derstanH what people Ic.t couldn't .stand it when he w.is er World W ar I allies in repeated monds onlv for dollars. Flash pictures were taken of ANACIN i other each May 29 thereal^r for are sajnng before they can begin eating The noise of silverware the bride-elect ss she opened her r " ' who have lengthy rec- NOW COMPACTS SALT tha next four years. This is known to absorb school work. I linking against |>!,ite.« a sound beautiful and useful gifts while I ords here at in p. m. Monday In TABLETS ^ asiialilr Cotton-Kayon 1 the r(*iar of the Y.M.C.A Junior (IJmlt II as an “annual improvement fac­ the normal ear larely notices seated under colorful streamera. A Tin of iz "ffreri" Jfpt tor” unaffected by ups and downs It was only in 1948 that the was loo overpoweiing. buffet luncheon was served by the ‘ denied „ the sreusation as "dirty. M onderfni new.—end uvingt, TRUSITE Sport Style Son Visor in living costs. ■ school decided to let two-year- hostesses, Mrs. Michael Haberem | “ ‘tny lies U)«! For thote who love a 29c A violation of rules of the road 1 9 ' Sunglfifiscs 3. Pensions of at least 3100 a olds use hearing aids. Some au­ Beaidea spec ial iiistr iclion.«. and MiSf ■Qlady.s, HabSf*rn of | PItiUi HALE'S SELF SERVE ! charge? agaln.st 3ohn W. Speed, 48, rrfre*hinz floral frarranrr. Wilh plttUc $ month, Inoludlng Federal aoolal se­ thorities had long felt that ws.s such as thst with hesrmg aids and North Coventry All present had a 4 hound...... 3 3 ' Whose turn to I of 28 Wellman road, was reduced cste • • • • . I curity benefits, with a maximum too young for aids. But, as an ex­ lip reading, the achool gives regu­ most enjoyable evening. | ieeeeeeeee#eee4eeee*«e* Beautifully flealgned, each The Original In New F^ngland Sport Shirts I to passing a .“top sign and he waa Styled for men Cool.comforiiMe »nd *i(f of $117.50 if the government pay­ periment. they put the batteries lar academic training. The flasse, Mias Karlik will he married to ' oompacl eompiete with I fined $5. Speed was arrested by ffa snap the picture? ments are. increased by Congress. sre small, however, with no more Howard W. Haberem of North j Sizn puff, filter and O R / , in bttle blue cloth pockets and I Patrolman Joseph Sartor follow­ ZINC Full pensions are payable at age strapped them on the children's tlian 10 pupils to a i lass. Tiie Coventry on June 17. I Caniplio- .fall-otae mirror. JrO C ^ 65 after 25 years serincc. and HEALTH MARKET ing an accident at the Intersection If Yom’v* Oet m OXIDE Doein’t mattar—iat It bn hacks, so that when thev fell for- faculty Is all specdally trained and ■ of Campfleld road and Cooper Hill 4. A modified version of a ■wanl they wouldn't smash them. the desks are all equipped with PHYSICAL DISABIUTY rafpfJ 0»1 Ointment, l^oa* your timid aunt, m aaan Bttia t street. Bobby I Anaco PlanaabrooM union shop. This requires all new After only two years, the ex- microphones and earphones. Reg. Hospital Notes Other cases disposed of were; Miff Wmnt COMFOffTABLC r.S.r. quallly employes to join the union within j periniont shows signs of being One of the biggest problems I 1 3 * makea it angyl 90 days for a period of at least a Jo.seph L. Giguere, 42, of 611 Cap­ eeoTscTivK i Hseitwfvei Sporltl (limit 1) 1 successful. The first "graduates'.' with the deaf is employment, so THURSDAY SPECIALS $2.29 itol avenue. Hartford, passing a 39e i SPONGE & Thia imdarfiil ffl-waadtw year, giving them an option of i hearing aid kindergarten Junior High 47 is giving its pupils ! PatlcnU Today...... 169 atop sign, $5: Jack W. Burman, 11 lUin hidea expoaurt nlatahM; qidttlng. at tha end of that time, i to have "sweeter and more Admitted yesterday: Gary Lehr- if:i Junior Sin a head start. Prc-vocstional shop | Wessex road. Newton Center. tit* CHAMOIS givea you amaringly good file- Old em ploye now in the union will | " voices than the average training is given in a variety of I man, 116 Green road: Mr.s. Joyce FIELDERk (urea—even eo rainy dayat ^ required^ maintain their mem- i jp^f child (ireen Stampa Given With Ca.sh Sales Williams, Ohio; Mrs. Zella Gilbert, Ma.ss.. speeding, $15: Andrew J i.'f* Q Q c Most deaf trades — printing, woodworking, Rayon Broadcloths. Printed Cottons, Club Faligno, 29. of 221 Willow street. ^ S rp ix rt i GLOVE ipesg* . . ^rship. Those not now in the ; ,.o„nprters. unaware 236 Hilliard street; Wayne Lively, Make Anaco Plenachronaa of normal rooking, metalworking, sewing. Brradcloths, Plain Broadcloths, Short Sleeve New Britain, stop sign, $5. 4-ei. Soft asff 222 fur hn$ DirtonI Driror l}Zl6-in>;h chimoit 5*DUAe Original docil- public. . 4 3 ‘ NEW ONIONS 2 Lbs. 13c pacchlno. 102 Clinton street 4 9 ' Ideal for graduation ler proposed a five-year agree- ^re in posse.ss.on of the "I have first carefully elimi­ Discharged today: Mrs. Lillian More for your monoyl Lightt In Tha Windl 1 St . . . . •’’t«t«‘ Department. nated any material which might I ITALIAN Ounder and son. 80 Garden street; ZIPPO General Motors appeared well Lallimore seiwed diinng pait of in any way interfere with the j LASTEX 2-PC. George May. 637 South Main workings of our Investigative o iz w 1 t " director of the street; William Russell. Talcott- LieHTER WEEK-END UQUOR SPECIALS P esident C. E. Wilson .said tlie | o w i, in charge of Pacific opera- agencies." ^ | 2 Lbs. 25c Kadn Ia»tex In one and t pleea PEPSODEMT S l.lf PEPPERS rille: Gayle Pinney. 56 Cambridge Stnomllntd settlement would have a "atabil- j turn.*.. ' McCarthy has accused John 8. ; BtylrB. riasdlc «tyle overxldrt street; John Kopplin. 48 Avondale tzing Influence not only on oiir Service, U. S. consular official, of feature. 8ize« 82 to 88. TOOTH FASTE I SERVICE martaati LIQUORS DAILY 8;00 .A. M. to 11:00 P. M. Tlie Slate Department has said road; Nancy Parclak. 444 Center business but on the economy of pro-Communtst acthdtiea. Service that Latliniorc never was on its street; (Caroline Akin. 86 Stark­ ICE BAG Sturdy Ploitlt the whole country." has denied it. 25c CORN COB PIPE «■ payroll and that it therefore has weather street. New ECONOMY Size 9*inch iixe CIBAREnE Government Offletala Happy _ HEALTH MARKET Special. It’s only . . . U C no loyalty file on him. UASTEX 1-PC. Birth today: A son to Mr. and CASE BEEK Duinrslic POPULAR “We believe," he added, “that Charges State Dept. Fraud Mrs. William Boom, 34 B. Garden SMCIAl nlm. LIGHTER FLUID Or removing the fear or possibility Urge Treatment STRAPLESS drive. fltfuf.r or 4 A « In announcing that he plans to K intiln. I V ' v a l u e . 4-0*. can 15c WINES WHISKEY of a atrike for five years is a tre­ make public "pertinent parts of FRESH AI.E Perfect fit, »trapl«e« hra top, The body needs small quantities R e m o v in o mendously constructive achieve- | loyalty' files having bearing on Of Sex Criminal rayon jentey, lined. Sizes 33-38. of iodine for growth and develop­ ment for our employes and their ! the • Lattimore case McCarthy Lb. Kurir Koto M tuI families, our busine.ss, our deal­ said; PORK LIVER 39c ment, healthy skin and hair and Formula 3 SiMt ers, our suppliers and the general "If lliis were merely for the pur­ Chicago— 'IP' — The American mental alertness. POT CLEANERS Municipal Association says cities BOX 10 Glycerin public. The settlement should pose of furnishing a link in the SAVE witA $2.90 $2.88 need better facilitiea for examing SLICED BACON Lb. 49c Compare 6 9 c mean that all concerned can face Latlimore chain of evidence, 1 tMf eaupas TAMPAX iRoeewaterl the future with added confi­ would not produce these files In and treating peraonn accused of sex Seniiary Tampon* Caae 34 Cana Pull Quart Full FUtb dence." pubic at this time. crimes. The organization looked U.S.P Quility ‘ C e Government labor officials were 'It is necessaiy, however. jg over facts gathered In 30 eitlea. Gartner's enthused. Secretary of Labor' make these files axaiiable to the commented; Tasty Sandwich Item 1 7 ' ARTHUR'S FOR LOWEST PRICES!! Tobin said he was "deeply grati-1_____ a- I public ato _ expose the deirberate ‘‘Recent atarsata'sensational aex crimes (limit 1) fled.” Federal Conciliation Chief fraud and deception which the spurred several riUea and OCe-a-U:« Cyrus Citing called it “ a mlle- State Departreent attempted t,,, RATH'S GERVELATls^59c Swim Suit ateme in the progress of collective OPEN 8 A .M . to IIP . M. drug store bargaining.” WhitV* Pa^^*'"in*whh'h *7* I Studies sre under way or ROASTING CHICKENS ON SALE THURSDAY^ FRIDAY & SATURDAY The AW'n National General Mo- discredil fart ^ have been completed In S t Louts, ' Prices! tote Conference, made up of 200 S hive nfoH i Oklahoma ettv and Seattle. BlIU Our Seafood counter mill be well $tocl(etI in repreaenUttves from 100 GM ^v. H. . .. I strengthening aex crime law i have ; In addition to our excellent 4 and 5 pound roasters, plants across the nation, la ex­ the morning with Fresh Fish including: pected to approve the Obntract at 4vd will have fryera again this week. TiUte advantage of J « »* “ ^ l » * »Uudedwaathe: “ Chicago. Detroit and St. Louis a meeting here tomorrow. Mem- Ed'xard W. Barrett, reported they have clinlea for ROE SHAD FRESH COD berahip ratification ta expected at the favorable price to put them in your freezer. We of State fo r , diagnosis and treatment o f per- kxml union meetings over the WbUc Affairs, made to a Me- tons arrested for aex criniaa. Other ikend. . SWORDFISH FLOUNDERS deliver Kridav morning. Drive in at any time. Carthy speech to the American ciUe%. generally, make some pro- ; "I" Society of Newapaner Edltora last vtaiona for special care o f « e l f e » AprjJ 20. / . crime defendants, but clinical fa- WHOLE HADDOCK BOSTON BLUE _^In that speech / McCarthy re­ dlitlea for treatment are inade­ ROGER OLCOTT Ind,-(-Notre Dame GflRTIIEIlS viewed his charges against Lattl- quate in mosL" FRESH PERCH FILLETS White and Frank more and sharply/criticized Secre­ 40.3 West Center Street. Telephone 785.3 ^ not be affected by 777 Main St. M anchevter, Conn. 2-3448 TELEPHONE 2*3646 tary of State Acheaon. Barrett Approximately ISO.OOO people HADDOCK FILLETS FRESH SCALLOPS 942 !1IAIN STREET r,OR. ST. JA5IES STREET lay-off. Both are sons I” **** • polnt-by-point reply t o ; are employed to supply ics for the ' ARTHUR taxny of McCarthy's accusations. 1C. 8. every summer. MANCHESTER EVENTNG HERALD. MANCmESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. MAY 24, 1950 p a c A s i x t e e n ------—' - -- ■ ------UANCHE8TEK EVENING HERALD. MANCI UANCHE8TEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, MAY 24. 1960 PACE SEVENTEEN

Hamiltons Rack Up Fourth Straight, Top Rockville, 7-5 n Trouble Follows Graziano Paris Curtains Hurls Tonight Find Murder Notice The Town Planning OommtoalM Triumph 7 to 5 17 Years Old of Manchaater, Oonneetlent, s t 6 t ■ __ meeting held on May 16, I860, fol­ Tlirec's a Crowd Rocky Stands in Midst lowing a public hearing which waa THE By Stan Kawalac Homers Fireman Blanchard Walks and Errors Prove Topple Army and Navy Minnesota Man, 62, Ad* held on May 9,1950, In acoonlaaoa O f Latest Uprising; with the C3iarter ftir tha T oim oC E A K L W . Club in Rec League; mils Wife Shooting Mancheater, having deemed It for HERALD But North Ends Lose Signs for Self to Downfall of Hi^h Nine Yesterday’s Results the public good that a bulldtng YOST Checks HB Uprising Eastern Red Men Meet Aces Wasn't an Accident line should be ettabUahed o « Oak­ Sportn Editor Faca'J Jake LaMotta Hartford 10, Elmira 5. land Street, and that the building ANGLE Walks and errora paved the way JBcranton 6. Binghamton 5. Paris Curtains won their second Winona, Minn., May 24.—(JP7— line and the veranda Una aliould Italian Americans Score Rclicvtf. George S w a n New York, May 24—(^ —Rocky to r Hamden High to defeat Man­ Williamsport 8, Albany 5. game In the Kec Softball League A first degree murder charge waa be altered on Branford Street, Gift Victory pasaed the following ordcra, via.: M A J O R ^ Slorv ill Nulsliell Graslano, canter of many boxing chester at the Oval yesUrday aft- Wilkes-Barre 9, Utica 6. la.it night by gaining a 7 to 5 win being readied today against a 62- B%-U Bye Bor 8«Je Shots Here and There 9 to 6 Win Behind And Frcservch Lead; Btorma, stsmda In the midst of a emoon by the score of 9-2. Harry American year-old man In the death of a Ordered: That on the ■aatarly Bill Garrett, secretary of the LEAGUE Sutfln, sophomore curve-balling i Hamden (9) Washington 8. Detroit 2, over the Army and Navy. It was wife he said 17 years ago he had Mickey Katkaveck of the Way- llamlllim (7) new blow. aide of Oakland Street, beginning Kaatcrn Professional Basketball The Effeetive Pitching Five Errors Prove s* AB R H PO the third straight loss for the Ar shot aceldentally. AB R H PO The former middleweight king southpaw, went the distance for ‘ St. Ixiuls 7, Philadelphia 1. at the Intersection of Apel Flgca croee Bear* Is Interested In get- I.eague. la also a member of the Santello, 2b . . . 6 2 2 4 Only games .scheduled. Sheriff George Fort said Charier, Of Johnny Pringle Lewis. .7!b . . . signed yesterday to fight his old the visitors to make it two wins my and Navy while the Curtains and Oakland Street Northerly tor Ung rid of the "evil eye" he used Bristol Board of Fdueation. . . . C o s l l v l o Kockvllle Anderson, Sb .. 4 0 0 0 National RESULTS Poarston. ss . boyhood pal—champion Jake La-. over the locals. Last year ss a have dropped one tioreni admitted In a statement a distance of 817 feet to MIU A1 Rosen. Cleveland Indian third Sherman, rf ,6( 4 3 2 2 Clilcago 5. Brooklyn 4. to hex the Albany Cardinals in an Deveau, ss . . Motts—for the 160-pound title freshman, he duplicated the feat Kelly collected two hits for the yesterday that he shot the wom­ Street, the building line ahaU ba baseman, Is an adopted son of John Pringle pitched the Italian Muiidlngs June 38 at the Polo Grounds. He by tossing a three-hitter at the Felske, If ...... 3 0 1 1 Cincinnati 6, Bo.ston 2. winners while Hcnenquln got two an deliberately "becauaa 1 waa twenty-fiva (25) feet from tha early season game and which Americans to a 0 to 6 win over the McMcans, cf Terrywille. Al's parents reside In riBclaafttl 1 Team w L Pet. signed for himself—without bene­ locals, topping them 3-2. Balough, ss ... 5 0 0 3 Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 0. for the Army and Navy. Henne- seeing another woman.” Mrs. street line. eventuaUy restiUed In Albany drop­ the Conneetlciit town. . .Hank North Ends last night at Robert­ ab r h Q € rbl 4 0 Shuler, cf . .. Vegliante, cf .. 2 1 0 1 Other game po.stponed. Haniiltun 1.000 fit of meager. Leo Day started on the mound quin got a home run In the fifth Lorenz, 49, and married to Izorenz Ordered: That on tha Easterly ping nine of its next 13 game* son Park in a Twilight .Softball Merriinan, cf...... 6 0 1 3 0 0 3 0 Zw ick, 3b . . . DeMomonlco, c. 3 1 0 4 International O'Donnell, sports editor of the l»wrey. If .. .. . 6 1 3 BA'a 1.000 As the New York Boxing Man­ for the Indians. His control was inning with no one aboard. for 30 years, w’sa killed March 31, Bide of Branford Street, beginning after winning 12 straight. League encounter. 1 2 Bolduc, rf .,. O'Connor, lb .. 4 1 1 11 Syracu.se 5, Springfield 4. Waterbury Kepubliean. is a mem­ Wyroalek lb, rf .3 1 4 Rockville .333 ager Guild agreed to hold a solid not good, probably because he Pans Junii>ed on Bcllucci for 1933, at the tavern and cafe ahe at Durkin Street Southerly for a Katkaveck. former playing man­ ber of the IJtchficld Board of Ed­ Although charged with his sec­ ...... 4 3 3 0 1 3 .250 Jacko, II . . .. Sutfln, p ...... 4 1 A 1 NoPlhpy, rf . PA'S Bcmei, lb .. line against the International Box­ pitched seven innings the day be­ Standings two runs In the top of the first but and her husband operated at dletancr of 780 feet, the building ager of Waycross and now the ucation. . .Sal Sclafanl has been ond straight defeat, Stan Kawalac Adcock, lb ...... 0 0 0 8 Weat SliJci n 2 .000 Belida, o ___ ing Club until a new rswUo-televlSr, fore In the double-bill against Eastern the Army and Navy came right Minnelska. line and tha veranda Una shall co­ team's general manager, reported relea.sed by the Bristol Owls. The had himself a night at the plate Hatton, 3b ...... 4 1 0 Silk a t y 0 2 .000 Ion contract Is signed, this wealr-* Totals ...... 35 9 6 27 W L Pet. GBL Fort said the story waa dis­ PrampM. c ...... 4 1 3 9 Swan, p . . . . Meriden. He walked eight batters back with three in their half of incide with tha atreet Una. to Harley Bowers, sports editor former Rhode Island State bas­ with two tremendous home run ens their stand. No contracts were Manchester (3) Wilkes-Bsrre 16 7 .696 — the first. The Curtains scored five John Pringle closed after Lorens waa taken In­ Stallcup. aa ...... 4 0 3 3 : eilanchard. p and could not rack up a‘Strikeout. R H PO And we find no Damages or of the Albany. Ga.. Herald, that ketball star played with Bristol In blasts, four RBI's and three runs By Hal Turklngton to be signed after May 31, when AB Binghamton 13 8 .619 2 runs In the fourth Inning while to custody for Inveatlgatlon of Adama. 3b ...... 4 0 3 3 Sutfln only recorded three strike­ Hawkes. If . . . . 3 0 1 0 Special Benefits to any person or he had received an offer of $.10 the Es.storn League la.st winter. scored. Haniadcll. p ...... 4 0 0 3 Jinimy Blanchard saved another the current TV pact expires. Albany 12 to .545 3 ', Army and Navy was only able to Will number two .that'i the aim Lorenz's firing a shotgun blast In­ Totals .24 6 18 6 3 outs. but the Indians could not Eells, cf ...... 4 0 0 3 party. from an Albany fan for the eye Billy Goodman is working out The North Ends teed off on game for Hamilton last night by Irving Cohen the manager-who solve his big curve, hitting it In­ Hartford 13 11 ..542 3 ‘ - push .across single runs in (he of the Itali.aii-Americans when to a door at the John Pealofskl Totals . 96 6 ts r RocUvlIln {li) C. Petnera. .3b. 4 1 2 4 .522 4 they clssh with the strong Ka- The Town Planning Oommlaatoo, and was interested In ftmling the ilHilv at second base with the Bos­ Pringle In the first stanza with i 1 ( checking a Rockville out-bnisi In used to excuse Rocky'S mistakes to the dirt on most occasions for Htli-a 12 11 third and fourth frames. home. Pealofskl was not Injured. RoMoa % AB R H PO A E Day, p ...... 2 0 0 0 in .4.35 6 ceys tonight at Robertson Park ■person who had made the ofler ton Red .Sox. Boston writers two runs on Charlie Parclak's .single the fifth and holding on through with "he's just a baby.” was not easy ground outs. The only extra Williamsport 13 Holmes showed wildness al Records from 1933 disclosed the Francta P. Handley, and Kawalac's first home mn. a ab r a e rbi Schumey, .is .. 0 0 0 0 2 Maneggia, p . . . 1 0 0 0 Elmira 9 13 .409 6 ', First pitch Is listed for 8:30. Harry B. Benson, The story in short is that Way- haven't seen Go, Gannynl 2b . . 1 0 0 2 1 Iilate. Red Gavello. Franny Phil­ To extend the Busincea Zone on Tort’ Sen. Kerr »n0 T'TKesoii, ib'gue. Berner; Stolen bases: Lewis, Me- up by the visitor's without aid of Chicago plication delights or money back. stamina A good pit erew is a ne­ demonstrated. S, Balough, Sutfln, Roach.. Tvvo- Ac-eto. If ...... 1 0 0 0 0 the Southeasterly corner of Hart­ •ome 15 years ago and managed Moe Pringle and Pat Annicllo hit -Msuch and T o rg e .o n . Hatton. Adam s. ble Inside third base bag for one Means; sacrll|ccs; Belida, Camby; a hit. Two passes and two errors New 5'oi'k to 14 .417 5>, lips. Banjo Gain and H1p(»o Cor- haae hit: C. Petrlcca. Three-base Cafro, rf ...... 1 n n 0 0 Peterson’s t'Mntment allays Itchy ford Road and West Center Street the club In 194", claimed he used cessity; (4 1 a eapahlo driver la singles In succession In the fourth WyriK't.'k and Acanis. Ellloll. Mauch run. Lou Camby ouUeggcd a slow Left on oases: Hamilton 6, Rock­ Not long ago the Rock told started it in the sixth. After Ds]fc Cincinnati 8 20 .286 9 ', renll are the men Mlkuckl must Tom Saffell seems to have never heard of the old saying. "Two Is hit: Roach. Stolen basea: Sanlel- Glmlfi, 2b .. 1 feel, rrarka between toea. Easterly, aa followa: 407.9 feat an "evil eye " which hexed the Al­ mo.st es.sential . Mickey \’er- to register a lone acore. The Eld- and Torg.-son; led. t'lnclnnall 9, Boa- roller for a hit as the second run ville 5; Bases on balls: Swan 2; friends he didn't want to fight walked the first man in the sev­ Internationa .. 2 1 0 2 get by or things could be rough company hut three's a crow,I. " as the bold Pirate comes between this lo, Sherman 2. Felske. Sacrifices: Easterly along the Southerly Una bany players. This prompted an non, Cleveland, is the only first •rldge Streeters Iced the contest In ton 11; bb. oft Ramsdell 3, Roy 4. Chip, crossed the plate. Jack Halloran Bujak 4; Strike outs: Swan 8, Jake. "Let him fight Rocky Mar- enth, Coach Tom Kelley decided Montreal 17 0 654 — for the young righthander. man I. so. by Ramsdell 8. Roy ; iio. handsome couple on an Ebbet. FicM billbo.ard. Saffell Is after Billy Anderson, DeDomonico. O'Connor. Totals ...... 33 7 10 21 of Weat Center Street; Utenea unidentified fan to offer $50 for b8.seman in the Amerlean Ix-ague the sixth, scoring five times on five followed with a single for a run Blanchard 1, Bujak 6; Hits off clano (a heavyweight),” he was that was enough and brought Syracuse 14 9 .609 I 'i 5 Roy 9 In 6 1-3 Innings. H ogue 1 In 2-3. Cox long clout, but the hall eludes the Pitt.shurgh outfielder's desper­ Double play; Sutfln to O’Connor. .560 Army and .Navv (5) 891.35 feat Southerly along tha the eye. Mickey.said he was will­ who wa.s a starter in 1946, Vernon hits, all singles. Moe Pringle led and Bob Skinner dropped another Swan 0 for 4 runs In 5 2-3 innings; saying. youthful Pete Maneggia In. He Rochester 14 11 2 ', starred with Washington. Gone chipman 3 In 3; pb. I’ramesa; winner. ate grasp and bounces off the pearly teeth of the undism2 .Scotty. If ...... 3 0 1 States Government; thence West­ profitable business _by selling "evil Robb. Barlirk. Ballanfant; t 2:31; a. inning; Hit by pitcher, by Bujak he faced, then successive errors at fln 5, off Day 8. off Maneggia 1, off Plowing • Harrowing THE OFFICE OF garded initial sack guardians as Ilallan-Americana (9) Brooklyn third baseman's poke is good for a double. The Dodgers got Oiach Jackie Cronin to pop him. I didn’t care If I was champ. Baltimore 9 12 .420 ■5'.* Moore, 3 b ...... 3 2 1 erly along the Northerly Une of eyes" at l-V) a throw. 10.191*. ,\ - IU*lmes walk.-u for Hogii*' (AlcMeans-Jacko); Wild pitches: second saw both runners cross the Flavell 2. Strlke-outa: Sutfln 3. Rudy York, Mai Troaky. l^es AB R (Jimo filed out for rinpman rallied In the eighth to win this one, 3-2, up. ending the Rockville uprising. But now I see I can get a lot of Toronto to 16 .385 7 . Shields, 2b . . . . 3 1 1 Hartford Road 498.86 feet to prte- r o Blanchard: Passed balls: Camby; dish. Hits: off Day 5 for'7 runs In 6 in­ J. MORIARTY A "hex night" at \Vaycross pro­ Fleming. Hank Greenberg. Nick Phillips. 3b . . 4 2 3 money. You know what 1 mean? Buffalo 8 16 .333 8 Matorch c .... ,3 1 1 DR. W. B. DOWD ent Bualnoaa Zona. Singles by F.rmisch and Bujak Winning pitcher; Swan; Umpires: BUI Sherman, six foot, four inch nings; off Maneggia ITpr 2 runs In duced a dozen black rats and the Ftten. George .McQuinn and P. Correntl, lb 6 "Me, I’m getting a little old. I’U Today’s Games Stiles, s s ...... 2 0 0 181 WOODLAND ST. axtend the Bualneas Zona on accounted for the final run In the lacabiicci, r. Cowles. star of Hamden, initiated the 2 innings; off Flavell 0 for 0 runs 'evil eye " The publicity stunt at­ CTiurk .Stevens, all regulars five Gnvello. If . .. 0 be 29 pretty soon. No more baby. Smyth, cf ...... 4 0 1 tha Northerly aide o f Leonard aixth as the game was called bc- eighth by healing out a hit off the In 1 inning. Losing pitcher: Day. Eastern tracted a full house and It paid off years ago . .Of S5 American ,1. Pringle, p . . 0 cau.se of darkne.sa. ■When I was suspended three years Williamsport at Hartford (2- Henneqiiln ,Jb . 3 1 2 TEL. 6092 CHIROPODIST Street to Include tha foUowing Bill MacDonald Fits gani's can leap into a tic with shortstop’s glove. He stole second Umpires; O'Leary and Murray. I-eBlanra, rf .. 3 0 0 as the Cards won. Ivcague pitchers who participated Gain, rf ...... 0 Joe Berner Initiated the second nobody gave me nothing. I had to and scored as Skip Vegliante was 6:15). area, boundad and degcribed M Bowers reports that Katkaveck Rockville for third place by virtue borrow on my Insurance to pay off BelluccI, p ___ 2 0 0 follows: Northerly , by land for­ in 10 or more games in 1946, only H. Piiganl. 2b . 2 for Hamilton with a single safe on another error. Speck fell Into the stands after colliding Elmira at Albany (2). WILL BE CLOSED of a win. that promoter In Oakland. So I Melvin, a ...... 0 0 0 merly of Emile fnchg, 150 feet; aas the eye under lock and key 23 arc still in the league. . , . Diinnark, cf . . 1 through the hole on the left side. Flavell hurled the ninth for Man­ with Roach going after a foul fly. Wilkes-Barre at Binghamton. M. Pringle, c . took things upon myself. Easterly by Biro Street, 100 feet; and that he iMlckeyl Intend.s to Twenty-six outfielders out of 48 6 Into Pirate Picture After Hank Bellda sacrificed. chester and held the visitors hlt- He held the ball for the out. The Scranton at Utica. keep It looking at Albany until who played in 1946 in ten or more Anniello, sa . . II Swan hit to short and Schumey "After all this is going to be In American Totals .26 5 7 21 7 MAY 22 TO MAY 30 Southerly by Leonard Street, 145,9 Plan lo Organize less. first mim up In the next frame a some Albany fan kicks In with gamea are now merely names In M. Correntl. 1b 3 let the ball go through him for an a ball park and there ain't going Philadelphia at Chicago Fowl­ -Melvin ran for Marloch feet; Westerly by present Bual- The final local run was marked lined a hard hit ball towards left. 7th enough dough to purcha.se it. the record hooks . . There are Richters, ss . . 0 ond-place Phils from gaining error as the first run scored. bo be no television, anyhow'’. up In the eighth. It came as the er (0-11 vs. Gumpert (0-31 or neea Zone, 100 feet Rookie Bonus Pitcher Rocky insisted there was "still Carlo leaped high, stuck up his Curtains ...... 2 0 0 6 0 0 0— 7 Bowers suggests that the Cards 28 players In the A. L. who are ground on the league-leading Four Runs on Two Hits Interinecliate Loop result of Hamden’s three errors Hacfner (1-3). The above change aJinll taka ef­ Total.. 31 9 13 21 10 mitt, and there was one away. Army & Navy ..3 0 1 1 0 0 0—5 might get a bargain If they look It ton-year men while ten others will j C'odgcr.s, who dropped a 5-4 deci­ Four runs came home on but the same deal” between him and all In the one frame after a walk Boston at St. Louis (night) — fect May 81. 1900. North End. (6) Tossi^s Shutout in The locals travel to East Hart­ Runs batted In Venzula, Ginol- off Katkawck's hands attain that ranking before the | sion to the Chicago Cubs. Johnny two hits in the third. A walk to Manager Cohen. to Whitey Fldler. ford’s Martin Field tomorrow to Parnell (4-2) vs. Gari’er (2-3). The Town Planning OommUon, AB R H A meeting of all baseball teami "Irving treated me good,” he Ne/- York at Detroit — Byrne fi 2, Henenquin; Two base hits; current campaign la completed. . MlkMf. SJ* Dehut; Senators Rally licl-.nulz fine clutch pitching and Mike Zwick and Pat Bolduc's in­ Sherman and Emil Santello cross bats with the Hornets. Dave Prands P. Handley, 0..born, 3b . .. . 3 1 1 U. Hrij'LM. and players, ago 16 to 19, wishing aaid. When somebody grinned he (3-1) vs. Houtteman (5-2). Moore; Three base hits: Paganl; Notice Floyd Baker will long remember a pair of .sixth inning homers by field hit put two runners on with took the scoring honors for Ham­ Petke is slated to draw the .start­ Harry E. Ruagell, Conran, lb . . . .MorgAii. 1b to participate in the Rec Inter­ added, ”I got money and I still Was)iington at Cleveland (night) Homo runs; Hennequln; Stolen the fence the White Sox tnatalled To Trounce Tigers Andy PafUo and Roy Smallery only one out, Rod Jacko fouled off den. Along with his two hits. ing assignment. The season's rec­ Martin E. Alvord, Parriak, c , . CftX 1b, !»A .. mediate Baseball League will b« talk like that. A fellow told me — Nagy (2-1) v.i. Wynn (3-2). bases: Moore, Stiles; Double plays. for only a few gamea early laat won' for the Cubs. Lo.slng pitcher several pitches, then lined one to Carlo Petrlcca came up with two ord now stands at five wins and The Town Planning Commli- Joseph E. Lutz, BARSTOW'S Kawalac. p . . illlhScU, '.f . . held tonight at 8 o'clock at the once no matter where you go National Raffa to Gannynl; Left on basea: aea.son. Raker clouted a homer a »..•bin8l>n. b By Joe Rcichlrr I'.aliih Branca was the victim of center for a marker. Berner hit to beautiful catches. In the fifth he alon nf Manchester, Connecticut, Harry B. Benaon. N. Paganl. of East Side Rec. seven losses. • Cincinnati at Boston (night) — Curtana 5, Army 4b Navy 8; few days before the fence was re­ Kurillo. rf ... •Associated Press Sports W rlter the four-b.aggcrs. short and Jacko was aif easy you’ll always be East Side (New at a meeting held on May 16, 1950, FOR EVIISRIJDES Bala, sa ...... It Is hoped to organize at least Blarkwell (2-3) or Raffensberger Strlkeouta: Holmes 6; Wild pitch­ Mancheater, Conn., moved and it was the first round llotlKt'S. lb Young Bill .MacDonald, ruiikie The .seldom-.vinning Cdncinnati force-out. but Schumey threw the Y ork).” following a public hearing which May 88, 1900. Wlerzhtckl, 2b. rfiildcr. if a SIX team league with all game** It was announced by the IBC the Hlgh-Hamden game In the (1-5) vs. Spahn (4-4). es: Holmes 2; Passed balls: tripper for the light-hitting in- bonus righthander, fits right into Reds celebrated the 15th anniver­ ball wide for an error as Zwick waa held on April 6. 1950, In ac­ Zamaltis. rf . . L'aiupanclla. c at Mt Nebo evenings. Jimmy Fo­ matchmaker, Al Well, that each afternoon and the Twt League Chicago at Brookljm (night) — Majorch 1. Kellv 1; Umpires: i fielder In seven years in the Amer- the Pillshurgh pitching tradition. sary of the first night ;;ame in the countered. A passed ball let in an­ Sports Srhpflule cordance with the CTiarter for the Shuahok, If . Branca, p ley and Wally Fortin will organize boy gets SO per cenL They agree game in the evening. He will wel­ Ru.ih (5-0) vs. Bankhead (3-0). Briltner; Time: 1:20. I lean Ls'ague. . . .Ty Cobb, gen- When the 21-year-old native of major leagues by beating the Bos­ other score and Berner tallied on Town nf Mancheater, having PiAMlCy. p . • and supervise the circuit. to a rematch at the same percent­ come a rainy evening to get his St. Louis at New York -Brech- I erally considered the greatest a-K. E'lwarilP Alameda, Calif., flr.st boiiu.s play­ ton Bravos, 6-'J. belunil the effec­ an error by Camby. IVedneoday. May 34 deemed It for the public good that Totals 27 6 7 21 12 tive twirling of Willic Ramsdell, ages If Rocky wins. Also, If Rocky breath. een (2-2i vs. Kennedy (2-1). Mote Into Third Place Tie Notice j base runner of all lime, often at- Haiita. p . ■ ■ • er in the Pirate organization Zwiek opened the fifth with a BA's vs. Paganl's, 6 p. m.— .Score by innings; wins, he will fight exclusively for Pittsburgh at Philadelphia a building tine should be estab­ j tarhed lead welghta to his street 1 050-9 hurled a shutout last night in his [ foi tuer Brooklyn riglithandcr. single and Jacko was hit by a Oval. (night)—Queen (1-2) or Dickson lished on Hartford Road, pasted I.-A.'8 ...... 0 0 3 Tulals . ... The Wa.shington Senators, shut the IBC for three years. George Swan fanned fli'e bat­ The Hartford Chiefs thumped I .shoes for an hour or two before 1 0 0 1—6 first major league starting a.s.sign- pitched ball. Berner then belted a lA 's vs. Kaceys, 8:30— Robert­ (2-4) vs, Johnson (3-0). the following order, vis.; After a Publle Hearing whleh North Ends. . . 2 0 2 rinr.igi' . . . . . I.W 3113 UUO—3 i out with four hits through eight The bout was signed a couple of ters in succession last night at Elmira, 10-5, to move into a third- : game time In the conviction, that Runs batted In: Phillips. M. Cor- , lllKJ 103 0110—1 ment. he followed a PitLsburgh triple to center for two more runs son. International was held May 9, 1950, the Town Br-Hikly n I innings, broke loose with an elgnt- weeks ago for June 14 at Yankee the Oval. The Hamilton southpaw place tic with the Albany Sena­ JohnRon Sza Hone oiithoard motors for Ordered; That on the Northerly the change to his light baseball renti 2, P. Correntl, J. Pringle. M. 2b Uafk Klli'svll I'.tx. KMblm*on; pattern set by Nick Maddox 43 - the final scoring threat by Ham­ Red Men vs. Silk City, 6;15 - Syracuse at Springfield. Planning Onmmlaalon o f Man­ I run haiTBgc in the ninth to whip Stadium. They held o ff for the set down Jackie Cronin to end the tors, who bowed to Williamsport, lure by the hour, day or fcerk. Rraionahia side of Hartford Road, beginning shoes gave him added speed on the Pringle, Annicllo, Conran, Kawa- hr. Uafk'i. Hmallt-y ; ab. Hamazzottl, years ago. ilton. but enough to win. Charter Oak. at a point approximately 714 feet cheater voted: base paths 4: bb. Schmitz ' the Detroit Tigers, 8-2. Guild and IBC to get together but first inning, then added Bob Er­ 8-5. Hartford and zMbany were lac 4. Two-base hits: M. Pringle. ipfl Chtcag>> J*.I. Br.K.klM It was on Seul 13, 1907 lliat Berner. Bujak and Ermisch led DICK Second Congos vs. South Moth- High Golfers Win rales. Come in or phone for details. Easterly of the Intersection of To extend Realdence Zone A 1 Home runs by Gil Coan and Ed­ got tired of waiting. Rocky re­ misch, Babe Pandiscia and Larry throe and a half games behind Gain. Three-ha.se hits: Gavello, 3. Branck 1. Barm.> 3: »*.. Sclimilz Maddox became the first National the hitting with two each. Rock­ odist, 6:15— Memorial. Northerly to Include all o f tha 1. BrJincA 6 ho. Bran* a 8 in 6 m- die Yost, the latter's coining with quested a later date. So they Rostek In the second and Johnny Wllkes-Rarrc. Hartford Road and Weit Center Tops Trippl's Mark Conran. Home runs; Kawalac 2. Leaguer since 1900 to pitch a ville out-hit Hamilton seven to Velvet va. Broad Goods, 6:15 Manchester defeated Meriden area bounded by Vernon Street, I’.inK*'*. BarncN' 0 In 1; llunta 1 In 2; ! two on, featured the attack moved it ahead two weeks, shifted Bujak was the fifth victim open­ Adam Twarkins pitched the tri­ Nat. Outboard Week Street, Easterly for a distance of Stolen ha.ae: Wicrzbicki, Sacrifice: shutout in his big league debut. six, but only one of three errors Charter Oak. yesterday at the Municipal Golf Greenwood Drive, and Resldenca »I>. Barm \. B anU ; baJk Branra. » in- 1 agam.st Fred Hutchinson and two to the Polo Grounds and signed ing the third sUinza. umph at Hartford, his first in the 403 feet, the- building line shall be Athens, Ga -Georgia ha-scball Anniello. Df*uble play; Bala lo ni-r Sdm ittx i3-*>. loacr. Branra cl l i ; He blanked the .St. Lo.iis Canii- by the Pongratz-coached nine fig­ BLOW Thuntday, May 25 cour' e by a score of 13 to 5. May IB Thru May 27 fifteen (15) feet from the atreet Zone A. S77.50 I'p— Term* i wuuld-bc rescuers. Sid Hudson new official contracts In the office Eastern. Twarkins, who won 22 captain and right fielder Billy Wierzbirkl to Conran, I/eft on u. e'.,nlan. Gore and S t.w u r l; 2.10; nal«, 4-0. striking out 11. ured In the scoring. North Meth., vs. South Moth., line. To change to Rural Resldenca a. 7969 pabJ. » — B, SMivarda utrui k out MacDonald lx'c:a:ne the I9lh Na­ ‘ went all the, way for the Nats. Now As.sociated With of the boxing commission. Monday night’s postponed Twi­ 3 games for Danville In the Caro­ (’ome In and See The SINCE 1934 I Henderson stole 28 bases In 25 bases; I.-A.'a 3. North Ends 6. The win moved Hamilton out 6:15—Memorial. Bob LaFrancis ...... 78 Zone an area on the Northerly for Burn-y In ilh, b— Br.wn filed tional Leaguer to turn the trlcit- The .St Ixniis Browns gained La Motta. owner of a parking light League game between the l;. line League laat year, gave up New Dolphin Roats And we find no Damages or KVIN'RITDE MOTORS games, broke Charlie Trippl's Bases on halls: «->ff J. Pringle ,5. front of the pack with four Friday, May 26 Ed Quinn ...... 94 stele of Hackmatack Street bound­ out f.ir MIkflIn In 7lh. and the pixlh to wear a Pittsburgh their third home triumph of the lot acrosa the street from the Silk City and Rockville has been 3 eight hits. His mates staged a 16- Special Brneflta to any person or I mgrk of 2" in 28 game.s for the Strlkc-outs; J. Pringle 6. Wild straight wins. Rockville remained Silk (Jlty vs. PA'S, 6 p. in.— Best F a l l ...... Built Locally ed and described as followa: Be­ SALF.S— SERVH E pitches: J. Pringle 2. rmpiics: uniform. He Jonis such Pirate no­ ' .-C..SOII. defeating the Philadelphia Yankee Stadium, had one perti­ rescheduled for Saturday after- . 83 hit attack that included a homer party. 1 Bulldogs in 1946, in third place with a one-two rec­ Roy Motors Oval. Fred Blish ...... 2'-. ginning at a point 225' Elasteriy Bohenko and T. Cowles Time: tables as Babe Adams lApril 4. i Athletics, 7-1. Al Widmar, who nent comment. noon. Juno 3, at the Oval. This ' by Hal Shiles. The Town Planning Oommlaalon, ord. Kaceys vs. Motors, 8:30 Rob­ Tom Tedford ...... 83 2S of the Intersection of Hackmatack 19091, Wilbur Cooper iSepL 9, I joined the Browns after the sca- "Kills my parking business.” will be a nine Inning game. CAPITOL Francis P. Handley, 1:15 Tonight the British Americans ertson. Best Ball ...... ■ I ’i Street and Keeney Street; thence League ^ Leaders | 19121, Carmen Hill (Sept. T*. I son started because of salary dlf- Yesterday’s Stars Harry B. Benson, oppose the winless West Sldes^ Garden Grove vs. Jarvis, 6:30— Fjwterly 2375’ ; thence North­ 19151 and Otis Swigart (Sept. 21, I fcrenccs. won his first game with 13 EQUIPMENT CO. Marlin E. Alvord, Lefty Jadzlniak Is Bill Paganjja Inc. study Rom Bowl Contract Charter Oak. erly 1600'; thence Weeterly O llier Congos 19391. ! a neat four-hit effort. Zion vs. North Moth.. 6:15 - Me­ Meriden Batting; Wally Westlake, Pi­ .38 Main SI. Tel. 7958 Joseph E. Lutz, YOU • ;A^ By The Associated I’ress Rain washed out the scheduled choice to face his former t^m- DeSoto-PIymouth Sales rates — Hit a grand alam homer in a line parallel to Hackmatack National Leagve The last National Loa.gue pitch­ mates. Chuetty Smith is ejected Chicago, May 24—(/P)—Renewal morial. John Waronick ...... 83 0 Harry E. Russell. ers to turn in a scoreless game in night game between the Cards and Local Sport in the eighth inning to snap a Manchester, Conn., Street for a dlatance o f 2600’ to Trounce Temple Batting—Musial, St. uouls, .439; to counter with Jerry F5d. A TEL. 16.11 of the Rose Bowl football contract Phil Gaudet ...... 89 2 ', Keeney Street; thence Southerly his big league bow was Don New- Giants in New York. .The other wlilch has been under fire from Springfield Wins Best Ball ...... 0 scoreless pitching duel and beat May 33. 19.50. Garaglola, St. Louis, .377. clubs were not scheduled. win. for the BA's w ill/ deadlock Phillies. JOHNSON Sea-Horses along Easterly line o f Keeney GOLF Runs—Jones, Philadelphia, 27; combe. The Brooklyn righthander them with Hamlltony^ettlng the New and Used Cars Chatter some quarters since it was signed Boh Fabrlo ...... ! 88 ’* 1 „ Pitching Bill M.(icDoniild, Street to a point 600’ Northerly of The Center Congos encountered Jethroe, Boston and WaiUtus, did it May 22. 1049. A total of 27 stage for the bat^'between the in IM6, will be studied by Big Ten ^ .Middletown, May 24 — oD — Bill Hating ...... 85 American League pitchers have Pirates- Hurled a Ihree-hil shut­ tha Intersection of Hackmatack ; little trouble last night In trounc- Philadelphia, 25. two clubs next Mbnday night. Pa- Bobby DlBattisto, former Man­ faculty men lomorrow. i Springfield 'College batten pound­ Best Ball ...... I 'i AT THE accomplished Uie feat. out over Phils in his firet major 48482323484823534823534848532348534853234848532323485353234853234848532348535353484823532323234848534823Street and Keeney Street; thenca ; Ing the Temple Beth team by a 20 Runs batted In—Ennis. Philadel­ Lfist [Sight's L'ighis chester High athlete, is now a TTielr first consideration will be j ed two (Cardinal pitchers for 16 Easterly 325'; thence Southerly MacDonald, who won 13 and league start as the Pirates won j to 2 count in a Church Softball phia. 27; Jones, Philadelphia, 28. sophomore at Arnold College In whether or not to continue the se­ runs to beat Wesleyan 14-0 at 600’ to point of beginning. lost 11 at New Orleans in the ries. which ends under the present baseball here yesterday. Monday the Manchester 6- 0. League game. Hits— Mualal, St. Louis. 43; New Haven. Bobby has looked and To change to Buaineaa Zone oa Laurel Park Golf Range DeMacarte, Mellen and Clark .Southern Association last year, By The A.ssociated Press pact with the playing of the 1951 Francis Nevers on the mound men beat Hamden at the Jethroe. Boston. 40. played very Impreaslvely with the area on the Easterly side of Oak­ hit homers for the Congos. Saarl limited Philadelphia to three .sin- i White Plaino. N. Y .—Carmine ; game. for Springfield, was in compete course by a score of 11 to 7. Defensive Leader WEEK DAYS 6:00 p. m. to lOr.'IO p. m. Doubles — Robinson. Brooklyn, "SMARTIST UNOEIt THl SUN" Polish Americans in Twilight Base­ land Street bounded and described held the Temples to but six hits, gles as the Pirates defeated the Fiore. 142 3-4, Brooklyn, knocked If the majority of Big Ten control all the way, scattering, six and Musial, St. Lnula, 13. out Tommy Beutzano, 146, Middle- . ball League play this season. as follows: Beginning at Uie In­ WEEK-ENDS. 1:00 p. m. to 10:9(1 p. m. all singles. DeMacarte, Blanro. Triples—Jethroe and Kerr, Bos­ Phili, 6-0. A home run by Wally I schools wants a renewal, a com­ hits that the Cardinals coudn't Mobile, Ala.’a New Year’s car­ College Park, Md.—Elmer Win­ town. Conn, 4. 1 tersection of the Easterly Une of Clarke and Knight each rollccted ton, Musial, St. Louts and Ash- ■ Westlake with the bases loaded In mittee will be appointed to confer convert. He helped his own game nival originated spontaneously In gate, Maryland'e star defensive the eigth inning broke up a score­ New Bedford. Mass. — Frankije ; G e t _ Dick Blow gave up but seven left end, has been elected presi­ Oakland Street and the Northerly three safeties for the winners. bum, Philadelphia, 3. ARROW jilts to Torrtngton but suffered a with Pacific Coast Conference of­ by two hits which scored as many 1831 and has been carried on since less pitching duel between Mac­ Fay. 143, New- Bedford, outpointed ficials on revisiona.- runs. as an organized affair. dent of the aehior class for 1951. line of Apel Place; thence North­ Summary: Home Runs—Klner, Pittsburgh, 4 to 1 defeat In going the distance erly along Oakland Street to the Center Congos (tO) Jones, Philadelphia, and Gordon, Donald and the Phils' Russ Meyer. Dave Shade, 135ti, Fall River, 10. 1 MacDonald walked only one and i Jacksonville, Fla. — Haixild Mer- I for Bridgeport In a Colonial League Northerly line of property of AB R H PO A E Bost'jn, 8. baseball game. Blow has allowed Coughlin; thence Easterly along 0 0 0 0 fanned seven. 1I edlth, 152. Macon, Go. and Charley | Basque Shirts Hansen. If . . 3 1 Stolen Bases—ReMs, Brooklyn, but six earned runs .in 27 innings. line o f property o f said Ooughlln 0 The defeat prevented thj sec- I Padalino, 160, Detroit, Drew, 10. I coinMOH stKst tili m witik Blanco, aa .... 3 1 3 2 1 5. Snider, Brooklyn, Galvlano, SL - for a distance of 160 feet to In­ DON'T II A Saarl. p ...... 4 0 0 1 1 0 Louis, and Jethroe and Torgeson, Walker Briggs, head football dustrial Zone: thenco Southerly Spencer, lb ...... 5 2 2 8 0 0 Boston, 4. HERE TODAY! coach at Manchester High, Is «•'» *• Mow lAo apoOt ovNyboal/i las Ni own along said Industrial Ikine to Steckel. os, If. 3b 5 1 1 3 2 I Strikeouts — Roberts, Philadel­ playing softball \rith the Jarvis North aide o f Apel place; thence biclvdoil) kocooM ho Joota'f ««o pioto cooiswo Biggerstaff. 2b 3 2 1 1 t 0 phia. 36; Spahn, Boston. 38. Contractora in the Rec Softball 'Westerly 150' to point of begin­ tottio oroond beoti. “Iom" 0 0 0 Crozier, 2b . . . . 3 1 1 Pitching—Rush, Chicago, 5-0 C O O L, CASUAL C O M fO R T League. Walker plana to attend ning. Uibbor, fee Imtoaco, l« oftonao DeMacarte, cf . 4 4 3 1 0 0 1.000; Johnson, Philadelphia; summer school at Springfield Col­ To extend the Buslncis Zone on iboMghitoH ho'i adly of Mellen, rf ... 2 1 1 0 n 0 Bankhead. Brooklyn, 3-0 1.000. in V/. L DouyUt lege next month. Clarke, c. 3b . . 5 3 3 0 0 0 the Southerly zide of Ointsr AmerloMi League Cliff Hawkea, despite, going for Street to Include all o f aa area OVERLOADING. Martin, rf . . . . 2 2 3 0 0 0 Batting—Doby, Cleveland, .407; the collar against Meridan in l>oth KENNEL SUPPLY bounded and dezcribed aa followa: Neale, cf . . . . 4 1 3 2 2 0 995 MAIN STREET FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE TELEPHONE 2-4273 Lehner, Philadelphia, .390. games Monday, attll paces the Beginning at the InteraecUm of Knight, c .... 4 2 3 1 0 0 Nr tOM rooe^ bo Mnkslbot Runa— Stephens, Boston, ' 81; Mancheater High battera with a the Southerly ‘line of <>nter Kehler. If . . . . 1 0 0 1 0 0 bool oporelm boMor when bo' DlMagglo, Boston, 30. .378 mark. Hawkea has 14 base hits Street and the Weaterly Une of Runs Batted In—Stephens. Boa- in 37 official trips to the plate. Victoria Road: thence Southerly STANDING UP. T o ta ls ...... 48 30 31 81 7 txm, 40; WUllama, Boston, 86. Third Itaseman Carlo Petrlcca la 125 feet; thence Weaterly to a Temple Beth 2 Aquarium Supplies Hits — Stephens, Boaton, 44; liatting .316, catcher Jimmy Roach point In the Eaaterly Une of Or bo thinkt bo'i not hovlof fm . AB R H PO A Ke^'Your Dog RIszuto, New York 48. .306 and pitcher-outfielder Leo i Dougherty Stfoet, 19t.6 feet Kibble, 3b ----- 0 1 3 1 unlou bo's “ bottkig" fbo awjia. 3 Doubles—Risxuti, New York Day .302. I Southerly of Center Street; thence Wlchmsn. 2b .. 1 0 0 0 0 wing float. Hit fevorilo igort It and WeiTx, Detroit, 10. Charlie Robbins writes from* i Northerly to Center Street, 198.6 Handler, lb . .. 2 0 1 5 (1 Trtplea—Henrich. New York. 5; SHOWING OFF. New tfork that he is up to bis neck | A t Home feet; thence. Eaaterly 878 feet to Goldman. 2b. If, 8 0 0 2 0 Doerr, Boston, Mapes, New York in exams tills week. Robbins placed ! place of beginning. Marianos, c . .. 1 I 1 2 0 and Dillinger, Philadelphia,'4. Vo* «oo bovo Moro M oUeol. Mi .twelfth In the National Marathon ' Don't risk ill*feelings between yourselFand your I. Snider, c . .. 2 0 0 2 0 Home I^ns— WUllama, Boston, ’ run In Yonkers, N. Y.. last Sunday. To change to Businesa Zone qn tootoo if ygo oto S. Moaler, If. 2b 3 0 1 3 0 11; Dropo, Boaton, 0. The former Maiwhester High neighbors by allowing your dog to run^wild area on the Southerly aide o f Cen­ O3MM0N S M i AHOAT. F. Snider, 2b . 2 0 0 1 0 Stolen Bases—Dillinger, Phila­ and UConn runner (a a student at ter Street. West of Dougherty I Street, bounded and descrilted as Wtsae, rf ...... 1 0 1 0 0 delphia, 4; S players tl^ with two the New York Medical SchooL through newly planted gardens and lawns. follow’s: Beginning at the Inter­ Baum, as ., ■. 3 0 0 2 2 each. M.25 Charlie plans to remain on the Dobkin, cf ... 8 0 1 1 0 Strikeouts — Reynolds, New sidelines until the National 25-kilo- section of the Southerly Une of center Street and tha Weaterly D. Mosler, p . . . .3 1: 0 0 8 York 86; Lemon, Cleveland, 31. meter run at Long Beach. L. I„ Drop In todoy and tee eur new collection of ^ MALLORY line o f Dougherty. Street; thenca Pitching-Reynolds, New York on June 10. GOLD riSH Totals .. 37 3 fl 31 8 18 4-1 .800; Lopat, New York and Arrow bmqwu and gauche knits. Thay'r# TIE OUT STAKES Very, very coo/—thie popular MsUory Panama, Southerly 300 feet; thence Weat­ erly 300 feet to the Eaaterly Une. Congos . . 0 8 6 3 7 3 0—30 Trucks, Detroit, 3-1 .750. parfaet for golf, tennis, and baoch w e a r- six sections of Hussey bleachers GOLD FISH FOODS ^ g e ^ er Isldeni, er e*w hfenwlleo 10 bolg gremefe eeiamen tee* etleet. wrM Temple ..0100100— 3 It habaae hits: —(AT—Double trouble loomed for Tuesday’s opening games. The above clianga shall taka af­ •toy Itfh ralP Wlase, Biggerstaff, Blanco; Three* conteotenta In the British Amw- to shed showers. $5.60 fect May 81, 1950. base hits: Knight; Home runa taur golf championship today, par­ AIREATORS AND GREENS The Town Planning Commissi on. Pete Kletcha of the Polish Drop in and choose your iavorile today I DeMacarte, Mellen, Clarke; Stolen ticularly for Wee WUUe Tumeaa Skoei Americans hopes to sign up Jim­ Franda P. Baadlay, Conte Ih and See the New Dolphin Boat* gn ,6— W6 #166 eg, gMcaw ia.nM6. Kibble. Hansen 3. Knight of Enmsford. N. Y., the favorite. my Roach In an attempt to plug LEASHES--COUARS SNAILS AND Harry ■> Rusesn. Built Locally Double plajra: Baum to Morlanoa, the big gap ItelUnd the plate with Martia & Aimed, ' WTmaIa Awa ^------Va Keep the Dog Warden Away from Your Door AQUARIUMS ~ Joo^ a. UitK WERBNER’C the Twilight Leaguers. Harry H. H im , m e n 's S H O P i Hhl Turkington has had a buay Kaachaator, O06B. Y Y SHOE STORE week. Sunday he covered the Tvri May 99, 19601 baaeball game wlilch required ^IIIHIIIIIIIIIIIII INO4^(I^SH0P three hours to complete. Monday WE (UVE (UtEEN STAMPS eis Mala arweee Hal scored the HIgh-Meriden dou­ MaNTMeeire rmw Read Herald Adra. bleheader and yesterday coifred ^-.-'^Jt-;..; ■ ,*i- i'.^^ /-:>

P ' ■»' ’ fiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHES’FER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1950 PAGE NINETBBH- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. MAY *4, 1960 Trailera for ^ le 8 A Painting— Piperinff 21 Dtifffi— Rirdu— Peta 41 HouftehoM fioods SI Konint WIthoat Board &$ HooMt tor Sal# 72 Buhurhan for Sal# 7f NEW UTILITY trailer, lar-e plat- EFFICIENT Plumbing and heal­ COCKER PtTPPY. psrtl color, YOUNG (X)UPLES!t , Republicans Will Classified A T TH E Center, clean, comfort­ A N D O VE R -Six rooms, flrsplacs. BROAD BROOK—A pretty, wail- Femiaigt LMder’s DcfuiM Sees Strong Hope forin body. 600.16 tires, $40. ing. Plugged drams machine reasonabit. A.K.C. 423 Middle BRIDES AND GROOMSil able room, alti.qle or double, for Timken oil buiriejr' G.I. posalbll- Country Editors Plan Phone 2-1158. cleaned. Carl J. Nygren, SOS Turnpiks East. Tel. 2-9776. COME TO Albert a landscaped Cape (jod, 6 flnlahad Hirohito; The People’s Pal Of Women Gets Bad Teat reliable businesa person. Phone tty. $10,000. Madelthe Smith, rooms, two-car garage, gatdMb Adjourn Session Oakland strMt. Phone $497. «AA.S-A-V-E$$$ 8439. i r ' Of Cold War End Advertisements 1950--20 FT. aluminum house THREE MONTHS old thoroiigh- Resltoi . 2-1042 t> 4079. $9,900. Terns. Associate Realty, London, May 24.— (ff)—In­ "Economy” acknowledge cheera o f tbe crowda. T san streamed down their cheeks Rsdedication Service trailer, like new. Priced for quick OIL BURNER service and repairs. brsd Cocker Spaniel.-Reasonable. 3 ROOMS FURNITi'RE . .$197 1010 Main, Eaat Hartford, 8-4$l$. TtkM M tni, Japan. — Emperor surance Ministsr Dr. BdiUi SIX-ROOM Colonibl, coniplste. 3 when they lifted their faces. (Oon^med Fron Fage One) (Osattaued From Page Oae) CLASSIFIED ADVT,. Mie. Phone Mancheater 2-1428. Alt makes oil burners and furn­ Phons 7421. ’’Hollywood" Evenings 5-1354 or Broad Brook Hia only comment waa tbe oft-re­ Summerakill, long a feminist Bunincae I/Ocatiuna , years old, large living room, tile Rlrohito la (etUnc to be quiU*a peated "Ah, aoo," meaning "la that Different With Soldiers UEPl. HOURS: aces. Earl Van Camp. Tel. 2-9976. 3 ROOMS FI R N ITFR E . .*298 1548J4. leader, told a school girl’s rally Plymouth, Mass. — Editors of • tions, radio stations, civic and vet­ Fur Kent dl hath, fireplace, hot water oil heat. aampaigner. 80 7" The younger Japanese, par­ row it will approve reorganization on the United Nations and Me so- 8:30 A. M. to 4:45 P. M. ’’Honevmoon’’ Iull.\’ tnaclated, vor.y clean bills which would: today "not many years ago It America’s country papers, weeklies ] erans groups to do the same. flufitnew Scnrirca orfered 13 TO BE GIVEN aws\, five lovely lifiama Hia Role ticularly the men, were not so called,’cold war’ cannot be Judged and amall dailies, are going back .3 ROOMS FURNITURE . $3.80 | "TORE FOR Rem. 1 Walnut throughout. Wllliln 5 minutes Be'a ahown that on hia meet* Create a public works depart­ waa said that women were not The 1950 convention of the Moving— Traeking— kitten.'i. Phone 8388 after 5. WmiH-d— Nral Kalata 21 Look at him four yeara later. emotional. Among them were except as they become apparent to Plymouth Rock June 25 under DE LO.N'GS Refrigerator service. "Ulianii House" : street, 1.5 x 30 wl.l hsvemcnl, $,'i0 walk (lorn Main atreet and school. tha-people tour of aouthern ment; strengthen the budget and fit to carry a drum.” association will be held June Japan. Oh, he‘a minor league by That early anxiety and moat of former soldiers, sailors and air­ during the next two or ■' three the auspices of the National Edi­ Repairs on all makes, cummar- Storage 26 3 ROOMS Ft*RNITURK <485 ' per month. Plume 3450, after 5 Owner has to pacriflee. Price $1,3,- WANTED— Dupk-x, not too far purchasing divisions within the A few seconds later a woman 16-20 at Providence, R. I. Tha PUPPIES, AKC Boxers, red Cock- | ! f American political atandarda. the ncrvouaneaa ia gone. He men who signed over their lives months. It ‘ Is necessary to torial Association, cial and domestic. Emergency 24. ■‘Dream House’’ p m Phone 7843. .'lOu. Call ( ’harlc>( la .sper.xm c. Tel. from Center. Write Box (3, present finance department; pro­ drummer in her audience faint­ trek to Plymouth Rock will THE Al^S-riN^TTlaiaBbers^Oa, srs, small cross breed.s. Spring 3 ROOMS FUR.NITURE .$695 But he'a major league by thoae reacta without prontpting, amilea to the emperor when they entered patient. That Sunday afternoon at 3 Lott and Found 1 hour aervlce. Phone 2-1797. 3620. Herald. vide a uniform method of appoint­ ed. She was revived, and Dr. follow. local and Ion;; distance moving, pigs (or sale. Zimmerman's Ken- "D( -Luxe Honse" AIR UONDrrTONEri~ OKFIUE o f Japan. retuma the greeting when service. "The fact that my visits as. Sec­ o’clock the editors will hold a ing major state officials; and cre­ Summerakill, resuming her Lester Williams, of Columbia, packing, crating and etorage. nels. Lake street. Tel. 6287. 8 ROOMS FURNITI’RE . , $895 Orford Building. Ap|ily Mar­ the crowda roar "Baniai" (Jap­ They stood rigidly at atten­ retary-General to the four capitals rededication service and reaffirm SEWING MACHINE repalrifig. ARK YOU l/IOKING for a 4, 5, CONSIUKHINU $ k l i j n o *n»e amall, beapectacled mon­ ate a commission to propose meth­ speech, commented: "Many Miss., co-chairman of the re- LOST—FORD J-8 hub cap, Service to all parts of the U. 8. LUNG EASY FRIENDLY TERMS low’s TOUR PROHKRTT? anese version of “ long live the tion as the emperor walked by, have aroused so much public Inter­ ” our faith in the ideals of electrification, corveraion to mod­ COLLIES, Blue Maries and 'I'rin. or 6 room home in gikid condition arch of Japan'a 83.000,000 ods for putting into operation a men who have had to stand un­ dedication committee, wants to chrome and red. (3all 6579. A. and Canada Call 5187. Hart­ FREE STORAGE-DEUVERY- Without nhllgatlon to vou, aso people waa a aomewhat acared king" meaning " 10.000 yeara.” ) then bowed sharply. The onlook­ der similar circumstances have est demonstrates not only the liberty and Justice on which make it a "pilgrimage of re- ern cabinets, expert workman­ ford 6-1423. malt and female. 3 Africa, the German Africa "So we did. We tried It out on as state bsmk and trust companies heard shouts of approval. 1940 DODGE 4-DR. SEDA.N’ Also kitclien table and foix atreet. Garage. Good location. metal Venetian blinds at a new Prompt service. Reasonable Fatigue, sore feet, pain in the Corps under Field Marshal Erwin a Kiwania luncheon held on a during first four months of this Leaders reported later that one A reception for Miss Hazel Por­ 1940 HUDSON 4-DR. SEDAN two electric gssolinr pumps Con­ chairs, $20; couch $1.5. R U.A. Price $13,000. T. J. Oocketl. prices. Phone 7630. D. Frechette. Dr. Jordan will anawar Rommel striking back powerfuUy Friday. Everybody ate them and year... Rocket authority E. P. of the biggest demonstrations of ter, president of the Rebekah A s­ 1937 CHRYSLER 4-DR. SEDAN low price. Keys made while you tact r. A G. Motor Freight, Inc. table model radio $’20, and mlscel- Broker 5416. calf mu.'tcle.v, ami fither dii- wait. Marlow's. (quefttlon* from Ills readers In while the British were occupied liked them, except one man. He Wheaton aaya U. 8 . will have no the caucus came as the legislators sembly, will be held at the Wom­ 1939 BUICK 4-DR SEDAN INTERIOR AND Exterior paint­ Phone 3063, laneoiia. 821 Main street. Apart­ tres.aing condilloti* higher up may in Greece. Wavell waa trans­ guided missiles ready tor combat arose to applauded Conway In All Cara In Gbod Running ment I. LINNMORE DRIVE. Firet time on a tpeolal column once n week. said they looked too much like en’s club in New Haven Saturday, W EAVING of burns, moth holes ing, psperhanglng. ceilings re- hr merely aymptnina of broken or ferred to the British command in tests for several yeara. praise of his leadership and in an Condition Di a m o n d Ring, sacrifice. Priced the market. Immaculate four Wntch for ft. Weiners not to be meat. June 3 at 8 p. m. Members of WILL YOU BE THE and torn cloth:ng. hosiery runs, flnlahed. Fully insured. Expert lireaking arche* in the feet. Poor Il^ la where, in a period of great New Haven railroad reports to­ expression of confidence. Sunset Rebekah Lodge wishing to CHORCHES MOTOR SALES very )ow for quick sale. Dealers room Cape Cod, itnflniabed up- "Next day he came around and handbags repaired, zipper re­ work- New 1950 wallpaper books. posture. Ill-fitting shoe.*, over­ politleal turbulance he became tal net Income from all operations Immediately after the caucus, attend must make reservations 80 Oakland St. Tel. 2-9483 inviled. Call Hartford 6-1137 un­ FOR SALE-Apartmelent wa.sher, ataira Ameaite drive and garage. aU one. He wound up buying 15 placement. umbrehaa repaired, Edward R. Price. Phone 2-1003. Viceroy. of $290,622 for April, 1950, over the House recessed until 5 p. m. not later than Saturday, May 27 LUCKY ONE? til 6. . excellent condition ('ill 2-3,579. Y'ard ia fenced in. Should qualify weight. lark of exerela*. too long dozen." men’s shirt collars reversed and F o n ^ t Japs total of $622,133 for same period so that it could receive the bills with Mrs. Beatrice Manning, re­ FOR QL'A.'-rnf. price ano service for a G.I. loan. Sale price $11,200. standing on hard aurfacas and a Ruth Millett Autin’s shrimpfurtera are put SEE BALCH FOR replaced. Marlow’s Little Mending COLLIER HAYWORTH carriage In tbs Far Eaat, as a military In 1949.. Gov. Chester ^wles on the G. O. P. agenda and be cording secretary, 8146, or Mrs. conault Albert Guay "The Homs Including a gas range. 3’. J. up in cellophane (a byprdouct of W het about you? Are you rontiidered Shop. with pad. Fairly good condition, NfNE-PIECTE walnut d.nlng eet host of other things can produce oommander and a political leader, propheslzes that with any kind of ready to act on them tomorrow. Virginia Keeney, Noble Grand, BARGAINS Owger’s Painter” Complete Crockett, Broker. Phone 5416. Had Taate’ Is the T m ih he played a role in the war Dixie cottonseed. Incidentally), luck Connecticut will have steel The Legislature began its cur­ *7ucky” when you pay rash for thoHe coveted $11. Phone 8.39.5.' with table pads (.’all 3349. what I* imlveraally called flat feet. 8443. new furnishings for your home. ■MANCHESTER Upholstering Co. painting and piaperhang'.r.g ser­ Flat feet caiiae a great deal of For ‘IMvornn EtIqaeMaf against the Japanese which waa either in long strings or in pound mill within next three to five rent special session, the fourth 1948 PON”n A C 8. TORPEDO 4- Rc-upholstering. draperies, .slip vice. Phong 2-1855. A TLA S 8-INCH 'Hit Arbor table BI.-A(TK AND white combination TO BE SOLD pain in the feet themselves and deeply appreciated in America. packages of ten priced at 60 cents. years.. General Electric stockhold­ since the regular 1949 session end­ DR. SEIDAN—A very low Mrs. Marlon Buckler, head I saw, 3-4 H. P. motor and ac­ i nn produce some difflcultlei high­ "I would like to know somelBlflg Wavell waa awarded the Legion They are red and look Just like hot The truth of the matter N that “ luck” play* mileage car, two tone gray. covers 48 Purnell Place. Call 2- stove, siiita'ilc for collage. Good 63 Princeton Street. Here la a er* are told at Bridgeport meet ed la.st June, on March 9. It was hou-sekeeper at Manchester Me­ cessories. Phone 4563. er up in the welphl-bearing joints ct Merit, after the war, by Prosl dogs, but the tangy taste Is un­ no part in It at all, for thoxe smart people ! 9521. Open evenings. heater. Good condition. 2-002(J. pre-war cuatom built 6 room home. about divorce ettquatta,” writM that sales of company’s household called primarily to consider plans morial hospital, has been confined J947 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SE­ Repair! iiff 22 or mu»cle.olnl- to.ss in a "sea dog." If It’s fish, Haven on June 14 and 15, came Join the thousands who make a habit of regu­ Complete line of part* for all lion A real buy. Phone 3.534. nient. kind of flat foot. But there la an­ voreea gst srritten up end talked thology of vc4-.«c, "Other Men's girl by Brooklyn, N. Y., couple... Black. snotori and genieraton, and sharp­ sold or rented. Repair* on all well, what do you think? yesterday while the Republican- LOAM larly depositing in your savings account. makes. Tel. 2-0549. other arch, at th# ball of the foot, about . Flcwera," which waa w'dcly ac­ Danbury voters approve $1,372,211 ening scissors, Frank Dion, 2 makes. Marlow *. LATE 1949 10’ Admiral T V. con­ A patent has been applied for, controlled House was debating the All Cars Reconditoned By which also ran be broken down If there' vere auch a thing aa claimed. He waa tond of poetry budget for operation of schools Factory Methods Ridgewood street. Tel. 7779. sole, $140. Refrigerators, ranges, ROBERT .1, SMITH. Ino. and cause a good deal of difficulty. by the way. Uoyd says he did it G.O.P. go-home drive. divorce etiquette I should think a that "alngB." and other town departments Order Now! Special $2JI0 Building— Contracting 14 gas and electric. New fumitur* 95.3 Main Street Often the first sign of frouble In by long distance telephone when One Republican member, Sher- first rule would be that a COUpI* “ 1 believe," he once aald, "that during fiscal year beginning July Cu. Td. In Track Load Lota Boatfl and Acceaaniica 45 for the entire home. Cliambers Phon* 34.50 (hi* second arch la the formation the taste for music and poetry the customers started queuing up 1. wod G. Bowers of Manchester, in­ Mlnimnni S Yds. $10.00 BALCH PONTIAC. Inc. CARPENTER Work. Jobbing of Musical— Dramatic 29 would be legally and decently Warehouae .Sales, 501 Middle of a callous which may he lender divorced before either one announc­ would be revived if someone would for more and "people up north" Officials of Curtiss-Wright troduced a re.wlution calling upon 155 Center Street all kinds. New construction. HAVE You checkad up on the 1950 EXCELLENT, Large 6-room I got interested. Also Fin, Gravel, Grading, PIAN O Inetructlon* for children Turnpike Eaat. Open 9 a. in -5 p. home, with additional room part­ or painful. ed plans for another marriage. But give us words and tunes Instead Corp., In Woodbridge, N. J.. an­ the Hou.se to recess immediately Workman's compensation carried. Johnson Sea Hors* outboards? Flat feet may result from aome Power Shovel, BoUdozlag, etc. Phone 2-454.6 6 to 12 yeara old. 75e one-half m. 7:30 p. m-8:3d p, m. here is how It is more often don* o f the dark, obscure, discordant nounce signing service and licens­ and return only when House Call for sn estimate on any in­ For dependability and years ot ly finished. Oil hot water heat. Mrth defect, from an Injury or hour. Phone 2-4287. mutterlngs which pa«a for poetry ing agreement with Damon Heli­ Speaker John R. Thim (R-Ham- side or outside work. Fred scrvtce go "Johnson." W* lead. W HITE Enamel conlerslor tee Fireplace, oak floors. Many paralysis. Sometimes shoes are by the glamor gang: iB these days.” copters, Inc., of Danbury . . . den) summoned it to handle a 1938 STUDEBAKER, $95; 1938 Knofla. Tel. 7704. others follow. Frae use ot our test box. Also kitchen set. Ideal for extra*. Exceptional lot 90’ x 195". worn which do not fit and hence "Dee Dee Darling and Ned In the House of Lords, after the Judge orders attorneys for late W. "genuine emergency," Nussdorf Const. Co. Hudson, $95; 1938 Plymouth, tank extended to all outboard cottage. 52 Dover Road. Beautifully landscaped. Priced make the foot more auaceptlble to Nightclub are telling their friends C. Fields' estate to atop stalling ALTERATIONS. additions aqd Help Wanted— Female S5 »rar, Wavell fought to Improve Obituary That resolution was defeated. 27 Deerfield Drive TCL $408 $145; 1938 PfintUc, $195; 1934 owners. We buy. tell, trade. (Tapl- to ael|. Many others available. breakdown of the arche*. At time* that they will be married Juat aa pensions of veterans of the Indian and pay comedian’s widow' and Plymouth, $50. Terms to suit. kitchen remodeling. All types of R E LIAB LE Woman, Proteetant, to tol Equipment Co., 38 Mam Suburban Realty Co., Realtors, the body weight la just more than soon aa Die Dee’a dlvorc* la flnal three other heirs the $120,000 ^ rv lc e . He was one of the Cole Motors. 4164. i new construction. Burton A. Rice. street. 7958. Marhlnerr and liMila 52 49 Perkins atreet.'Phone 821.5. the arches ran stand. they have coming to them . . . care for . convalescent. Light and Ned’a third wife. GuGu, can b* sponsors when the Duke of Edin­ A MUTUAL SAVinOS BAHlcr 2-2576. housework. Board and nx>m furn­ Flat feel can come on luddenly persuaded to go to Reno.” burgh took his seat in the House HIGHEST CASH prices paid for NEW AND used outboard motors SIMPLKTITY 2 and 3 H. P garden EAST CENTER Street aecllon, 6 1937 to 1950 used cars. In good CEMENT, tatona and brick work. ished. Salary. References ex­ and with a good deal of pain. The "Rat W e’re HUH Good Frieada** o f Lords. Deaths and outboard boats. Marine glue, tractors with complete line of room English Colonial. Oil heat, Public Records AU Depoalta to This Bank Are Gnaranteed In Pull B ; The clean condition. Douglas Motor Septic tanks and landscaping. changed. Call 2-0596. arches can break down gradually Also— It would seem to ma—a Late in 194ft Wavell visited Can­ paints and hardware. Outboards equipment. Garden-King .3 and 5 insulated, tile bath, garage with alao, and with little or no direct A LITTLE Sales. 333 Main atreet. Valentino Belluccl. 80 Birch of each other after their separa­ ada on the invitation of Canadian •Hra. Lena B. Hewitt Savinga Bank*’ Deposit Guaranty Pond ot CJonnecttcot, Ine. W ANTED —Experience tales clerk. repaired. McIntosh Boat Co., H.P. with reverse. Dublin Trac­ ameaite drive. 30-dav occupancy. pain. In either case, aomethlng street. Excellent buy. Price $12,600. tion. Vet today the glamor crowd veterans. He attracted attention Rockville, May 24 Special — Warrantee Deeds 1948 PONTIAC, streamliner de- j Full time. Apply in person. Mar­ north end Purnell Parking Placa. tor Co., North Windham Road. should be done a* normal arche* at Otftiwa by saying that in his C!amillo Gambolati to Stephen Phone 7728 or 5329. Brae-Burn. think* nothing of a divorced hu*> Mrs. Lena Brendel Hewitt, age S3, "CHIT CHAT" luxd, four door, hydramatlc, lots low's. Phone 2-3102. Willimantic. are important for comfortable feet, opinion Germany remains a great­ Oleksiw, property on McKinley band and wife continuing U buat- wife of Thomas J. Hewitt of 93 o f extras. $1,595. Call 2-1406 j Floriata— Nurseries 15 especially for those whoae orcupa- er menace in western Europe than Grand avenue, died this morning street. PA R T TIM E work is stimulating. POWER Lawn mowera, garden tlona require a great deal of stand­ neaa partners or going nlghtolub- after 6. Bolldinir Materiala 47 Russia. He described Germany as at her home. Quitclaim Deeds TR AN SPLAN TE D bedding plants, It also supplies money for the tractor*. Johnaon'a outboards. 65 RUSSELL STREET ing or walking. blng together while {Irmly denying ABOUT rumor* that they are thinking o f a a "convicted criminal,’’ but ob- „ Barbara Lloyd to Evelym R. 1946 OLDSMOBILE club sedanette | ageratum. marigolds, petunias, extra you can’t afford now. Avon DIaston chain raws, air cooled en­ Fallen arche* can usually be served that so far Russia had 2i iho'- representatives all over the Unit­ reconclllntlon. Lorentzen. property on Center very clean throughout. Private i snaps, salvia, zinnias, dwarf BUTLOING Stone for Ml*. Call gines. etc. Don t make a mistake, Price reduced for quick sale. cured by proper treatment except merely "committed loitering with ‘ .‘’5 street. ed States and Canada art. earning And, I guess I ’m Just old-fash­ party. Telephone 3620. i dahlias, etc. Transplanted vege­ 2-2336 or 8770. buy your equipn ent where th* Mortgage arranged. Beautiful 6 perhapa In thoae who are very old Edward S. Barney to Adelainc Pinehursi Good Things To Bat table planta. 'tVimatoes, peppers, excellent commissions for those guarantee Is backed by authoriz­ room Cape Cod. Steam heat, oil or In whom the condition haa ioned. but It doesn’t seem to me a On ’hU return to England last Barney, property on High street. rLEAN CARS—PRICED RIGHT celery, cabbage, lettuce, broccoli, extras now. For defJiiU appoint­ ed servlc* anu 25 years of know burner, ^replace and extra lava­ exlated for too many yeara. The divorce is a thing you shrug off Winter Wavell was elected Govern- “ °Pe Oiapter, Trade Name WRITTEN GUARANTEE etc. Four acres hardy plants. ment write Mrs. Buekman, 29 Diamon(ls-~Watehc how. Ckime in and look around. tory. Excellent home In a handy arches usually cannot be built up lightly with ■ to'erant smile and or of the Shakespeare Memorial Em I'™ Star and the V. Native Asparagus, Native Rhubarb and Radishes SALE to their normal position at once- tha announcement that the divorce Robert G. and Dorothy H. San­ Shrubs, evergreens, fruit trees. Hlghlsnd Terrscs, Middletown, J tw filry 48 We would ilk* to serve you. Open location. Near Main atreet. Nice Theater at Stratford-On-Avon, a |'’n '. ^ also Native Spinach, Rareripes $nd Boston Type Let­ 1950 OLDSMOBILE 88 SEDAN because they have collapsed too dals doing business at 128 Autumn Premiere strawberry plants. Win­ Conn. Sat. afternoons, and TTiuraday residential area.. waa "just one of those things.” Tat post he found most congenial. ! Besides her husband she leaves 1949 PONTIAC SEDAN far. street In real estate as RDS Real­ tuce are now in the market. dow boxes and urns fliled. Wood­ LEONARD W. Toat. Jaweler. ra- evealnga until July 1st. Capitol j that phrase crops up all the time But hia primary interest re- i "^"ibor anrd one aster, Miss ty. 1948 PL’YMOirTH SEDAN F ILE (TLERK. 26-30. Excellent This has to he done gradually land Gardens, 168 Woodland palra, adjust* watches expertly. Equipment. 88 Main street. Tel. i ARTHUR A. KNOFLA now malned in the military field, and ' V®''? Brendel. all of Rockville; Building Peraiita Strictly Fresh Eggs are down 2c a doz. on both sizes 1948 CHEVROLET SEOJAN business opportunity for ambi­ with the help of felt pad* In the street. Phone 847». Reasonable prices Open 33iuri- 7958. ,876 Main St.— Eat. 1921 .So. who is to say what Is divorce he never ceased assailing some tra- I "1®° brothers, Alfred of Wat- To Alexander Jarvis for a this week., Dainty Dot ti 111 1948 CHEVROLET AERO COUPE tious high school graduate. Con­ day evenlnga. 129 Spruce streeL shoe* which can he addeil laver on etiquette ■ and what Isn’t? If th* Phones 5440 or 5938 ditional British barracks room and i den. N. Y., Paul o f Hollis, dwelling, breezeway and garage IS* 1948 PON'nAC SEDAN tact: Wilson Agency, 721 Main, layer or some similar method. Of customs of the nuch-Buhliclcsd parade ground practices. He want- i ^ • Charles W. of Rockville and Phona 2-488,. Open dally. Home Listings Wanted on VVaranoke road. $17,000. In the Meat Department . . . We have “made a hit” 1947 CHEY’ROLET SEDAN Room 20^,^ Hartford.______course, the shoe* worn during thl* divorcees are taken as an a(:capt- ed alert. Intelligent soldiers able i George of West Hartford and sev- Rfwfing 16A Maalrai itiatranenta 53 ■fo Johnson Construction com­ with our new easy to broil, tender to eat HAM i ® * 1947 PLYM OUTH .'

FURNITURE FOR EVERYTHING DEPARTMENT GUILD UNIFORMS W e Conclude Our May Basket Of Values Event SEERSUCKER (In white only)—neatly styled with set-ln waist hand and poekrts; buttoned down style. Sizes 14 to 44. V • Yes Siree, There's SPECIAL GROUP OF $3.98 W ith Coupons Given With Every SOc Pur­ chase Good for the Drawing of I.OITON UNIFORMS Going To Be prizes. DRESSES w ith Nylon rnllnr and ruffs. Buttoned-down style with pockets—set-ln .waistband. .Sizes 14 to 44. tireen and Write your name and address on them Carload Purchase Cotton, Luann printh and blue. and deposit them in May baskets through­ plain colon*. Regulani and $3.98 Big Doings out the store. ALL STEEL aunbacka. UTILITY NURSES’ COTTON DRESS UNIFORMS Throughout HALE'S Nicely detailed, sninrtlv styled. Short sleeves. Sizes 12 $5 .0 0 to $14-98 to 20; AND BASE $5.49 COATS - SUITS CABINETS I.ong sleeve number, stfen 12 to 20—$5.08 Big Store On Thurs., All aizea 9 to 44, including half TOPPERS S.4 VES YOU DOLLARS! aizea. Fri. and Sat. Be On m is Drastically Reduced for This Sale DOUBLE DOOR DOUBLE DOOR Women’s Ready-To-Wear UTILITY CABINET Left Center—Main Floor Hand For The Fun SUITS BASE CABINET 5 ^ DAYS Remilar $.35.00 ...... NOW $22.00 And The Bargains! Regular $25.00 ...... NOW $15.00 I Thursday— Friday— Saturday TOPPERS BEAUTIFUL Our Store Will Be A Veritable Circus With Appropriate Regular $.39.98 ...... NOW $26.00 NEW SPRING and Regular $.35.00 ...... NOW $ 2 2 . 0 0 Decorations and Added Attractions To Hold Your Attention Regular $25.00 ...... NOW $16.98 ...... a t a l o v e l y PRICE! SUMMER FABRICS COATS Featuring Regular $49.98 ...... NOW $30.00 at Special Prices! Regular $.39.98 ...... NOW $26.00 ALPHONSE the CLOWN M i t e ’S Reinilar J35.00 ...... NOW $ 2 2 . 0 0 No. 4254 N o. 3627 REG. 69. FABRICS AND Regular $25.00 ...... NOW $ Whito, Rlossy, washikhlr, tmkod enamel. White, glossy, weshable, baked enamel. NEW SHOE DEPARTMENT OPENS TOMORROW! 59t 15.00 Heavy gauge all welded steel. Insulated Heavy KaiiRo all u rld rd Merl—flat top, TARD 89" FLOCK DOT VOILES All Sales Final rounded $«ldes. Diist doorn. diint proof drawer. .3” recessed toe space, no-drIp Now ready . . . our new DER-NAN SHOE SALON—located on the Main Floor. Left Rear. A M” ABC PRINTED DIMITIES RENEE and CUDDLES baae. 44** hl(fh, *!4*’ wide, 12" deep. stainless steel roiinter e

fired Cooper, 4a-ye*r-old father of depot at nearby Earle. He -testified stallation. some five miles north being cared for at the home of and Mrs. Katharine Prentts Mur­ k DrinoiiRtrator Garbage Man | eight and a garbage man for 17 that he refused to handle the mu­ of Aabury Park, has the longest Cliickenpox Only Sofioly W ill Open phy, Westbrook. J(l^<^pples/ years. He appealed against the Three Groups AUTO GLASS Coventry Depot Mrs. Harry H. Kiilthsm, has so T h e Poet’ * Culuuiu nitions cargo because it was a pier In the world extending out In­ far recovei-ed from her broken hip, Memhera of the Society, many AUTO dismiseal, which also deprivad him commercial shipment and not a to a protected harbor area and ia of whom live in otKer states, will of peniion rights. MIRRORS M ay e D ro p p ed sustained last fall, that the is able Disease on Gain Spring Beauty 01(1 Homes June 5 t o ^ a v e C a m p Rides With hizj Study Blast government order. completely Isolated from commer­ 9 to begin walking, with aid, and use i gather for their spring meeting at CRAFTSMEN BODY Cooper admitted he had joined Captain Shepard said officials cial shipping, homes or industries. t walked the path of fragrance, noon in the Madison Congrega- of crutches. Her many friends are of I This blessed moi n of May, .1.14 CHARTER OAK ST. T E L .M 34 S the Queen's parade but said he of the loading company an* • the Driscoll said he would ask U. S. South Coventry, Msy 24—(JP)— Measlea retained thi title Old houses in the shoreline | lional chiirih. John Marshall Hol- labrandsten line, which operates pleased to hear of her progress. Where lilies-of-thc-valley coiiihe, Jr. president, announced Collector Who Sliarecl i took no bows .He said he wasn't Secretary of Defense Louis John­ Announcement is made of the Connecticut'a most prevalent com­ towns of Guilford, Madison, tlin- Hartford Junior League responsible for what the men be­ Coast Guard, Array and the Fljing Clipper that was to The old brick railroad station here Perfumed the beauteous wav. • TOP QUALITY PAINT JOBS son to bar any munitions ship­ will probably go the way of others i appointment of Martin B. Rol^rt- municable disease for the second ton 'and Westbiwi'k wTll'he opened I SpotIi|;lit With .000.00 for j necticut Society- in the field of Mrs. Bi ati ice McKcg who is eni on the back of the wagoon. to oppose abandonment because about of the new consolidated .50 to 63, s>'philia from 13 to 17 ployeii by Oi-kol Inc., 'J7ti Coiinec-* branches abroad have not yet tak­ Capt. Andrew G. Shepard, com­ "there aren’t enough passengers to Florence Burdiik Gibson. W'rlfuro in mltlitinn in thr Rint>unt ■ but-pf-door reerMtion will open The Town Health Committee j school here. Mrs. RoberUon is alSb and lobar pneumonia from 13 to ticiit Boulevanl, East Hartford, en any action. mander of the naval ammunition amount to anything and the other an elementary school kapervlaor 40 Flower street, Rppropnnt'(I m tin Himnnl hittlR- ! Jun# 26. ■ 14. Poliomyelitta cases remained May 2.1, 19,'>0. AWNINGS. FI.AGS and * • The camp is located on the Hunt‘ General Electric Distributors, will service probably doesn't • pay in the same area. The Rpbertaona at 1 again this week, while for the el. , BRUNNER’S, in^ton Turnpike in the town of lie at Hale’s Tlmr.sday, Friday and enough to keep it up. We hate to now live in Willlmantic but are sixth consecutive week, no diph­ WATERPROOF COVERS I>RtPtl «t MMinlu'>tit. ( ’nnni'cti* see the station go," he added, "but I^holt. It occupies over seven Saturday to demonstrate ninjor building a house in the Manches­ theria cases were recorded within Voliiniinnu* News t\it, UiiR Ul’inl tiiiv of Mrv, 19sM). .158 EAST CENTER STREET appliances. Mrs. McKee is a netlvc there's no reason for the railroad ter area aa a permanent home. Connecticut. I One edition of a large city new s­ Manchester .Awnin* and .Inim If. Kapprn. | acres 6f Iknd. heavily wooded with to keep it." cellar and hemlock trees. Because of Mancliester ami a grudiiate of The visit of the local Girl Scouts paper will fill a bonk bigger tliaii Canvas Products Co. St’intni v of tin* IGtatcl tit OPEN— Mon.. Wed.. Fri. ’til 9—Sat. Afternomi. I the loeal high sehool and has Lawrence C. Lattimoro whose and Brownies to the "frolic” at Ion of Un Tt ..n •»! Mnnrln'ntrT, of ita evergreen surrounding the roal and grain store is located near Oak wilt la a fungus disease | the average 300-page novel. This Phone 2-.1091 ALL DAY SUNDAY— 10 A. M. ’til 8 P. M. many friend.H in town She has I the H. W. Porter school in Colum­ killing all varieties of oaks. is exi'lu.sive of advertiseinents, 1 t‘«»nn. i project will be known as Camp been trained to .show women what the station said that the railroad bia, scliediileil for last Saturday, Hemlocks. most women want most in home I will continue to deliver full rar- was postponed owing to weather "A summer camp for cnppl.d npplianees mid Ibeii place in the ■ loads of grain, coal and cement to conditions. It will be held next children" according to Ralpli H. liome. his siding, and that he has been Saturday, rain or shine. Love, president of the Connecticut' made agent for the Railway Ex- The Gilead Ttgera defeated the Society, "had been under conaldera- presa Company which delivers mg for lies degree in edu­ packages there by truck. Freight Coluinbias Sunday on the Hebron tion for some years. Because of the cation at .Spiiiigl leld College. in leas than car-load quantities will diamond, the first game of the heavy drain on our finances owing .Mr. (Iret-ne, who has had ten be sent to Mansfield Depot, he .sea son. R C A V i c t o r to the ever increasing demnnds' by years experience as a cam]) coun­ said, "but there is hardly any ship­ The Rev. James Cameron of our four workshops, coupled with | selor. will have under his direction . ping of that kind. So far aa oUr Scotland waa gueat preacher Sun­ many otlier activities of the So­ a staff of 22 pci'.sons. | business is concerned we don't ob­ day at the Hebron Congregational ciety, the question of a summer I The staff, 'be.side.s ramp coun­ ject at all.” church. He la a student at the camp was put off from year to; selors, will Include a trainoil nurse Hartford Seminary Foundation. year." and an occupational therapist. The Mrs. Floyd A. Fogil announces "Theree years ago Uic Hartford j latter. Miss Joan lloy- who for the that there is now the sum of |340 on hand as the result of Hebron’s Junior League came to our resell.’ past year has been traveling Russ Rainbow H e b ro n by including among its projects I throughout the stale treating cancer drive, or 8120 more than • the raising of money to finance a I rerehral palsy rliildren in their the 8220 quota. homes, will lie in direct charge of The cremated remains of Dr. The district includea the three SPECIAL OFFER summer camp which culminated Every munjh our ‘SANITONf” DRY CI.EANING increases in popularity. CyruB Edmund Pendleton and hie towns of Hebron. Marlborough and last July with the purchase of the yming'-lers sulTering from this wife, the late Mrs. Katherine Col- handicap. Andover. Complete retuma from I T land wc now own at Nichols." And no nonder! Send u.s a trial job. You’ll say, when you get it back, Add More Life quhoun Craig Pendleton, were in­ thp last two towns hsve still to be "For this project." Mr, Love, terred in one grave Saturda.v, made, but results to date show said, “the Connecticut Society was | Doctor Swims to Operation “ Sanitone is sure tops in Dry Cleaning:.” # May 20. in the Pendleton lot in that the entire quota ia over­ You ANY SIX able to pay fifty per cent of the i I St. Peter’s cemetery, Hebron, the topped. 'TTie above figures for He­ purchase price. Our share wa.s! Adelaide. Australia '•’PI- Dr, c Rev. George M. Milne, pastor of bron alone exceed any previous A. Mooiiy was competing in a soil (’all 2-00.10, or bring us your things. There’s lO^r Discount on Cash and raised through donstions and our i To LiuiRq... Hebron and Gilead Congregation­ record here. of these new RCA Viaor *45’ Ing race recently when he saw a annual sale of Easter Seals." j Carry. al churches officiating at an im­ The Married People's group will For the first year the camp will | V'liion Jack ttymg half-ma.sl from pressive committal aervice at the meet Friday evening with Mr. and DANCE BAND ALBUMS have a capacity for 42 children j his club shed flagpole. giave. Dr. Pendleton's death oc­ This meant he was wanted Mrs. Kenneth Ellis in Gilead. alii be housed in seven cabins, six , Now’s the time to protect \our Furs and Woolen Garments W’ith our fully- I ^ curred May 8 at hia home in Col­ Mrs. Charles P. Miner, town ashore in a hurry. Me dived over­ n m Motee miiic chester, and was entirely unex­ MUSIC designed for dnnemg on the youngsters and two counselors to clerk, announces thst the office board, swam to the shed, per­ insured COLD Storage Service. pected, although he had been the will be closed on Saturdsv. May . a cabin. Each group will remain formed an emergency operation in 11 neu> RCA Victor elhumt. The top in tlv camp for a three week victim of a serious heart condition 27. a nearby hospital, reltirned to his for the past several years. He had / 5 bends pleyimg the best mnsie ef the period. yacht in a rowboat, and finished Already on the grounds is a visited his Habron home the day top II Americen composers. third in the race. before hia death, had attended a large structure which is being ball game in Colchester, and had turned into an administration worked a little in hia garden. Mrs. TIX IINIKI riw HOAGY CARMICHAIl. Wt-Ht building. This will also house a PLOWING .\ND / i'C o s t s I e s s t/ o A / / Pendleton's death was in Decem­ r>At. l a::v Rivp', Laiv Rockm* Chgif. craft room, a physical therapy de­ ber, 1949, following a long illness. Ci*of|'6 0" My M'fvl, Shtitfl*. 2.41 partment and dining room. There H ARROW IN G Her cremated remain.s had been is also a good sized playhouse for NIIBOII postponed for interment iin^il the use by the children during Inclem- A. BUTLER present spring. Mr. Milne had of­ SRAM COOUY Rbyt IILLY HtLL, WP 275 ment weather. CLEAMm^ LAUMDEREAS ficiated at her funeral in Colches­ Tel. Manchester S-P.MS HARRISON STREET Last Rouod-up. Wdifon Lijhn Out ir. The program supsrvi.sor will be Or 3-1117 MANCHESTER ter. He read tributes both to her­ Ch*o#l »» th# Mooo!.|nr, fmo*v S»(WIb6, Tn« George Greene, at present atudy- self and to her husband which had LOVILL S0'On*T| 'A'hP#) 242 been offered at the Bacon Acad- * em.v Founders’ Day, held recently in Colchester, written by Bradford COVIL'f ^ TOMMY DOtSfY »lw* COLI tOITIK. WP-M ■fs Cragin. Members of the Immediate km Or- of ThOM T>.ir(i, Lovt ‘ik Sil*. 'SA*/ Couldn’t families of the two deceased at­ I’ Yni Do Sawttn.ng to M*. I Cot ( Kick ftx af Y»j, tended the committal service. W y ltd D-:o>/*iv. 2.41 Dr. Pendleton's death was a great shock to all who knew him m y / . ft It and in particular to members of lALfH FLANAGAN lODGilS » NAMWII- 4ryoa/t»oe«etm£it!gmv/ kis family. STiiN. wr- MS The hot lunch menu for the Svn- FnctiofiioO fcv-rino F-oplo 'Vtll So/ Wo'ro to wtek at the Hebron Elementary CHOCOLAVIf Io.-e, fr- Strr-/ with m- FrTifO Oi.Joo. It Migt oo school reads: Wednesday: Scram­ V».’»ll 6* Ipr nj. If I L^od You, Oh, Whot o Btiutihil bled eggs, potato, vegetable, pud­ Mom'. 241 ding. bread and butter, milk. Thursday: Spanish rice, cole slaw, bread and butter, fruit, milk. Fri­ PINE LA ItY CSfIN Hoyt VINCfNT YOUMANS. WF-272 day: Salad plate, bread and but­ -T-o for Two, Cof.oro fimo or My Hofick, Moro Thon ter, graham delight, milk. You Know Som-iin'iK I'm Hoppy. I Wont To S« Hoopy The hot lunch committee would PHARMACY 241 appreciate donationa of rhubarb to use for the school lunches. 664 O n ter Street RCA Victor “45” automatic The usual two tables were in TcL 2-9814 RSKINI HAWKINS playi W C HANDY. W f-m play at the HeGiAm bridge party S' lou

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bm- ‘ ' MANGHC.S1C.K 11,V1!.WI^G H ERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, MAY 24. 1950 ^lltWKNTY-FOUS MAM JHttsTtK KVJSNING HERALD, MANCHKSTliK, CONWEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1950 PAGE TWENTY*Fivxr KM Fh-' Special Ser\’ice« le and Renee CoinedV Teuni G range Speaker ^Baiulits^ Stage Plan W m Aid i •I tioming to Town At Ti’iiiily Siiiifluy Shotgun Wedding The Open Forum Trade Abroad 'f iiiK ’ Open Tonight Until 9- Hartford. Conn., May 24.— CcanmunicaUona for publications in ths Open Forum wtll not ’ Hw comedy teem of Alphonee I . A. Athens—tie> — Thirty "bandits" Cliurchmen from all parts of Con­ raided a small village in northern OPEN b* guarsmteed publicatinn it they contain more than 300 Faynioiits U nion to End •Bd lienee, NBC televiilon per- necticut'will gather at Trinity j Greece repently. But there were Tlie Herald reserves the eight to decline to ,>ubllsh any nj^attei fbtmere, wUl brlnf their TV show no allots fired, no houses burned, thiit may be libelous oi which Is in bad taato Free expression Currency llurrierti Is A College .Sunday at 5 p. in., for a and no casualties reported! Of political views le desired by contributions it this character tp Hele'e end Houae’e, Thursday, special service in tribute to the rrldey end Setupdey, May 25. 26 Tlic only "loot" was a pretty 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. but letter, which ere defamatory oi abusive wilt be reiecten. Effrelive Jn lv 1 1 Wnahington National Cathedral, Greek maid whoso mother had end 27. which conducts its annual Inter­ FINAL WEEK... been holding out against her get­ Pana. May 24.—i/Pi A new’ E u -, SterUng et 9:30 a. m. each day, cession for Connecticut on the ting married. The "bandits," DAILY Hyperbole Reassured |something more than a glowing i same day. mass of color heaped aach 30th o f ! ropran Payments Union, made Aiplicmse w i n appear In the store friends of the woulil-be groom, re­ To The Editor. poNsible liy a British decision to , | Tlio service Is sijon.sorcd by a vived an ancient Greek village (Except Sunday) May upon the Tomb of the Un- j window and «iU make his famous One of your readers, at least, known Soldier at Arlington, as a I pitrh in fully with other European baUoon toys, dogs, fancy haU, and newly formed committee repre­ custom to whisk the girl away lountries in lireaking down cur­ senting the churchpeople of Con- from home. Stfll brandishing pis­ was rejoiced to read in The Herald symljol of -our gratitude to our | bows and arrowa from long plas­ heroic dead. 'They have made of | rency barriers, will go into elTcet Last 3 Days! necticut and headed by Mrs. Lois tols. the Caballeros then routed a THE m e d i c a l for May 16, an editorial in lan­ July 1. t i c baUoons. Renee will make C. Ogilby of Hartford. The com­ priest out of bed to perform the the crepe papiT" poppy—a symbol J guage in which there Is no exag­ of courage—to live. The hands This was disclo.sed yesterday at ' ]^ ra iU of youngsters in perma- mittee is forming a Connecticut midnight reremony. ,T44 m a i n s t r e e t Ant graphite crayon. At 11 a. geration. of what Nature la giving that held aloft Liberty's flaming a meeting of experts of the Or­ chapter of the National Cathedral ganization for European Recov- m , 2 p. m. and 4 p. m., and 7:30 Aa.soclation. Other members in­ us this spring in the way of un­ tonh and wielded the sword that p. m. on Thursday, they wili pre­ peace might conquer and democ­ er.v, Marsliall Plan agenci, wlio clude: Mines. Eleanor W. Lag- precedented flowering. I’eraonally have lieen working on the selienie sent their television show with Al- gren. Sarah E. Myers, and Miss I had been commenting on the racy reign, are toda.v fa.shloning SEE NEW ENGLAND'S Bhonse's famous piano, pantomlne Connecticut Brains popples, bright red banners of for moiith"i Annie Oocher of Hartford; Mnics. velvety greenness of the grass, The plan has a.s ita aim the stories and accordion. "Cuddles.' Eniello L. Loebig, Julia Homer, greener than ever bciore, it seem- ■ courage, which lead to the land ot Renee's talking doll, will also en­ self-sup|H)rt and self-respect. freest flow of trade since the war ami Su.snnne S. Schall of New Ha­ cd to me, on the gcorgous bloom- . and gives European economic co­ tertain and sing. ven; and Mmes. Ethel M. Britton, These popples, blooming in lios]ii- Friday and Saturday the shows ing of all sorts of shrubs, trei's, operation its liiggest Insist sinei" Zclrna B, Parker and Ada Fellows little flowers and big ones. Violets tal wards throughout ‘ the long, Biggest Display of tlie start of the Marsliall Plan. c « « * - will be at 11 a. m. and 2 and 4 of New Britain. Rev. George S. Brookes stormy winter months, will cotne seemed twice tlieir usual size. forth on Poppy Day to wing their To End Bllaternllsin p. m. Five anthems and two "cathe­ Dandelion.s looked as it poured out Alphonse and Renee were a fea- Rev, George S. Btooke.s of threefold message of Remem­ ' Delails of Oie seheiiie are not 1 dral HPttInga" of the canticles will HOUSE PAINT of a melting pot, dogwood trees, I fuliy worked out. A .somewhat de- ttre attraction at the World's Fair brance. Helpfulness and Service, on Treasure Island, San Francisco, be sung at the service hy the choir Rockville, will be Hie guest tpoak- . white or eolored, looked like bridal j tailed but still Ineoiiiplete outline VOt*7 of men and iioys from All Saints straight to the heart of an under­ UPHOLSTERED bi 1939 and lOlO Since 1941, they er at the annual Sunday service,! bouquet.s. and •vvrything else, will he submitted lo ministers rep­ chiiich of Worcester. Mass., di­ standing America as it listens to have been featured at the Califor­ June 4, in the Now England | * OUTSIDE WHITE along tile ."same line. And. Oh, the the voice of the popp.V as it rests resenting the Marshall Plan emin- rected bv William Seif. The Trini­ trica at a meeting June 2. There | nia State Fair at Sacramento. Grange building on the Ea.stern ’ forsythlal over pver.v loyal heart. ty College ('Tiapel rholr will assist I have long been accused of a | will be anotlier meeting of the j in singing the service. "I am not Just a crepe papei .Slates E.xpositinn grounds . at FIRST AMERICAN SHIP TO •INTERIOR WHITE lendenc.v to hyperbole and nobody ' OKEC iiiini.stei.X .lime 20 to e.xaiii- HrU>w ix a dxiIiaI view of Ihr uphol- A "House of Prayer for All Peo­ flower. I am the glowing symbol FURNITURE! West Springfield. Ma.s.s. Ur. use steam crossing an ocean was seemed to take much slock in mv , ine progress of the silieiue. slrm i MiiMitiui* tliHplav sou l) ihat ple,” Hie Washington Cathedral of the .sacrifice made by that gal­ OFF^C Officials said the whole Amlover Alphonse and Renee Brnok.'s will speak at the morning I the "Savannah" sailing 131 years observations. I eoiilo pot nobody ’ lant flower of American manhood Btirtt lins ovri IG.IMm sq ft on this vnsl ------I was chartered by Congress in ’ ago today from Savannah to •PORCH AND DECK GRAY I framework need not be ready for I |lo4U of OM t'olony fRitoiy, Ihti.'l, Altiuuigh adininistorcd as a service at 10:4."i on the topic, "The to rave. wjio marched away at the call of Liverpool. I am glad to bii.e it .slated in no tile payment.s iiiiioii to go Into op- The Congregational church was y o u r ■iulious of all sourci'.s of tire and Cathedral of the Protestant Epis­ Road to I'ndeislanding ' country and who sleep hero and r.Miienii'cr. you won't he at lioine to Giangcr.s allciuling will bring But 33 years earlier (before uncertain terms, that "It is a over there, under their white ei ation on the scheduled dale. ' I decorated with apple blossoms and copal church, it .sei-ves regularly Fulton's "I'lermont” ),Connec­ • ENAMEL AND GLOSS July 1. The main decisions have | give the alarm, and tlie lire may • for Interdenoinlnalional and na­ their own ba.skel liiii-.hc.'! and hot year of bloom beyond compare." ero.sses row on row. wliere popjiie.s white lilies for the wedding of ticut's John Fitch built a 45 and "Wo doubt that there ever has sway and toss, to kiss each cross I been made, the.v said, and the! FIRK liave to actually break through the tional occasions, as well as for coffee will be .served lice. Other I ft. boat equipped with steam Miss Bertha Jane Hutchinson, roof liefore it nltracli. the alien- i refreshments will lie on sale. been a May ...... which could ' "111 remembrance of America's rest is technical. j scrvlres of various denominations. j engine that went 4 m.p.h. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John tion of .some nciglibor who will i Flags of the 4.S states are hung in The afternoon .speaker will Ixi 4 S 3 .9 o boast such a profusion of bloom." hcroie dead and in lielpfulnes.s to 1 Tlie full inipm t of Britain's de- , Hutchinson, Andover, and Robert call tile tire dciuirlnunt. the Catticdral and prayers are of­ Dr, Paul T. McClurkiii, and his YOU JUST CAN'T BEAT Con- Thank you, Mr. Kditor. |her living disabled and depend­ ' cislon to abandon bilateralism in j necticut Yalikees then or now. S. B. r. Ients, wi ar me, on Poppy Day! " her Fiui'op^aii trade was felt fiillv H. Farrand. son of Mr. and Mrs. If there arc any damaged wir- | fered for one stale each Sunday. topic, "Why Be Halt Alive?" Gov­ Value! ing facilities that you've pul off ernor Harold J. Arthur of Ver­ ' And tlie iwpularity of delicious, Hebron, May 2'J. I Thiirfday, Ma.v 25 will be I’oppy for the first lime at today's meet-1 Vincent Farrand, Manchester, on inexpensive wrigley's speasiunt Day in Manchester. ingc I Sunday. May 21, at 3 p. m. Rev. having repaired, disconnect them Israel Issues Tourist Buttons mont and other New England GUM here is a Yankee compliment GAL. In Bemembnuice and Helpfulneias ’ A CMizen. In non-technlcal terms this ‘ is Malcolm Crook, pastor, officiated before you go. In fact, if circum­ State Grange Ma.slers will be to Its quality and flavor. Tried ‘ ; what happened: | at the double-ring ceremony. Mrs. CHIEF stances permit, turn oil the elec­ Tel Avil, Israel—IA'l—If you're heard, in addition to a fine musi­ 1.95 To The Editor, I any lately? It's really good!! Twenty-five million Memorial Trade Slowed Down I Thomas J. Birmingham played the tricity III live niiiui switch licfore a tourist in Israel, everybody soon cal pi-ogram. traditional bridal music and El- aay»i vou loB\e. If tile cuncnl has to be knows It. The loiinst department Tile Massachii.s Us Stale Biiild- SUPERIOR QUALITY PAINT AT A Poppies worn over loyal Amerivan i Brahma Bulls I Prior to the agreement, post-war u trade between Icuropean nations, wood Hudson sang "I I»ve You left on for .some .iiiplmiicc.s, then IS issuing an attractive button to in.g will be open for tl’.c accommo­ hearts on Popp.v Day in remem­ Bv Chief .Mherf Fov PRICE YOU CAN AFFORD brance and gratitude Two million and ino.st otiicrs has been on a Truly" and "Because. " The bride, disconnect all others. including every visitor in this country. It dation of all. and there will be I given in marriage by her father, ' hears a six-pointed star and an in- dollars contributed in one royal Not So Tough ba.sis of separate agreements b e-; We all know that the police de-1 lamps, radio.s and phonograph.^, many other attiasHons on the Ex­ gesture hy a compassionate and tween two nations. Tliis was called wore a gown of white-frosted or­ I scrlption in Hebrew that denotes position grounds. CHEWING OUM' ganza over taffeta made with parlment worries when yon go i And lake a look around the "tourist." The tourist bureau, ad- generous America, to the unselfish Matheson, Colo. - <.JPi - Talk bilatera' trade. Britain, for in-! aua,v on vacation. We know that ; shrublierv liefore vou go. C lean out It will be an in.spiring day • St t«i welfare program of the American .stance, would sell machinery to | fitted bodice and full skirt ending I vertislng in newspapers liorc throughout, with Cringe mem- about Brahma bulls and most peo­ In a circular train. police olTicials hope you'll leave loo.se papers, tiiin liigh grass i urged every Israeli citizen to wel- ENJOY DAILY-Tatft to Good Legion and its Auxiliary! What a Italy. Italy would pay lira to Bn-; I things in such shape that you against tlio lion.s. llial might be ber.s and all their friends heartily DIAMOND’S memorial Iritnitc lo America's ple picture a wild-eyed critter com­ I tain. In the old days oi niultllater- !| She wore a flnger-tip veil of ] come wearers of the button every- loslt to tong—Costs so Uttio nat edged with lace, which fell don't advertise your absence, in-1 Ignited by a spark or a careless ‘ wliere they go. welcome. dead and di.sabled heroes of the ing mil of a rodeo chute hell bent al trade. Britain could have bought from a satin Juliette cap and car­ vlting housebreakers to eonie In j cigarette. Finally, ask a nelghboi world wars! for lealher with a cowqioke hang- goods in F'rance or the llnited ried a white satin pray r book and and help themselves. i f® keep an e,ve on the place. The crepe paper poppy of the , ing on for dear life. Those people States with the lira. France orj| onehid. Mrs. Donna Farrand, sister Well, wc in the tire departinent 1 Then go ahead and enjov your and American Legion Auxiliaiy is a liaver.'t SI- n the gentle Beof- the Un.led ,StHle.s would, in turn, ' A rm y Navy nation's memorial to its dead and of the groom, was maid of honor. the concerned about the vacation-! vacation. \our tire department will i mastc r cattle which are predomi­ ii.se the lira to buy good.-; in Italy. er, too And I'd like to pass along take ov, r the safeguarding fiom living heroes, as they bloom over Bill simi llie wai, il has not Miss Dorothy Sweeten. Forest- remembering hearts on Poppy nantly Brahma being raised in 997 MAIN STREET TEL. 2-3906 I l>cen that way F'or example, the vUle, cousin of the bride, and Miss a few tips on "flre-proofilng " your; there Potterton’s AMESITE DRIVEWAYS Day—for here in America we have eastern Colorado. Texas and else­ Rose Duprey, Andover, were home before you go away ' built up the tradition that where where in the nation. lira that Icngland rcceiied for bridesmaids. Judith Hutchinson, | First of ail, rheck all closets. Quaint Structures •REDUCED RATES ' patriotic Americans live in great­ About onc-half Brahma, a quar- : machinery could be spent only* in ; I Bister of the bride, was flower girl the ba.semcnl and the garage to] li, the salt steppe region of Tur- SINCE est numbers, there, our veteran , ter Shorthorn and a quarter Here­ j Italy. Italy wanleu lo get custom- , Merrill Farrand was beat man | make sure no collections of waste i gpy coiie-sh.iiied rorks. formed by IlmiliNisyou •GRADIIN G FR EE 1920 made, memorial poppies are seen ford, the Beef masters are so do­ ' ers for her industry. The way it | ■ for his brother. J Cuyler Hiitchin-1 or oily rags have been leff be- water action, are hollowed out by WORK blooming in greatest ahundanec. mesticated that in some cases worked out. however, was that for , | son, cousin of the bride, Andover, hind that can cause spontaneous ] nionks' to form cave dwellings, •POW ER RO LLER GUARANTEED Behind white hospital walls, ranchers don't even need cowboys months on end there might not be , and Charles Clerason, Manchester. | combustion. This is the mo.sl in- tomlis, luid even churclies. the.v of the crippled hands and to round them up. They Just sound many things for sale in Italy that, were ushers. j USED BARSTOW SAYS legs and broken bodies have made a siren and the cattle come charg­ Britain wanted. So traiie. slowed ^ The attendants wore gow-ns of | •FREE ESTIM ATES CAUL of the Poppy of Flanders Fields ing in. down. "frosted organza over taffeta made ------i | with fitted bodice, ballerina length •TIM E PAYM ENTS i MANCHESTER skirts with picture hats and slip­ **irS THE TRUTHS pers to match their gowns. The i • S A V E 1 0 % FO R CASH | 7«91 honor attendant wore aqua, Mias ' Sweeton yellow, Mies Duprey blue. The Frien d ly (ilre lc w ishes to exp ress its The S.NVE WITH They all carried colonial bouquets HOUSt PAm WAT CHANS of spring flowers. The flower girl appreeiation to Ray D w yer of the Ray smorfest MeeftfieNEWCookitKi m nsuf! wore a gown of like material In DeMAIO BROTHERS peach color and ankle length, Call Now— We Personally Supervise All Work Greenaway style with hat to match | D w yer Photo Shop fo r his serviees in the travelers and white slippers. I The bride's mother wore a . on a trip navy blue sheer with floral pat- j - l i o w i n g 4if in o iie s at the llo siin tal A n n e x. CM4AfffCW.^ tern, white hat and navy blue You’D Have PrivO^e oi Buyii^ Any Oi The accessories. She had a corsage of I I / ill// S T M T S '^ spring flowers. The groom's mother ! to a wore a dress of dusty rose crepe, j Should A reception for 175 guests fol­ |v^ lowed the ceremony and was held ' heed the in the church social room. Here, , ^ the floral decorations were similar I Finuiture On Display at OUR FACTORY PRHXS to those in the church with the ex- ' trovelers' I \Ve*n l®nd cash quickly to em­ EXAMPLES OF LOANS ception of the center-piece at tlie I ployed men or women willing ON 21 MONTH nrMCNI PIAN bride's table, which was white j and able lo repay convenient $ C « « h narcissus, llly-of-the-valley and ; wisesttip^ ^ montlily instalments. Cash Y t n i O f t |1».49| 279.70 4 S 1 . 4 5 white pansies. When the couple j quickly—it’s “yes” lo 4 out of 5. R e p s y • 2 *i»iprr Livin g R oo m Sn ile* fro m $ 5 9 .2 5 1 $ 8 | $ 1 3 $ 2 8 All Purpose left for their wedding trip, destina- I Others not involved. Come in, M o n t h l y tion unannounced, the bride wore phone, or write hkiacnat today. l o o r t of o t ^ # r otopof^'On. • .Y-|»irr»* Livin g room Suite* fro m 7 9 .6 5 a spring suit of aqua with tan ac- ' A l o o n ( f $100 cet'i $.0.60 wiBft • "iOil .ircii I likely lo find ii in C ' 0 ' ’I D D p’ tono'd 1" 1 '"Iff ■ I ' y tor,. cessories. Upon their return ilic Marv, or .ii ihc hoiiom of a ! • ' * V * t c l $ 1 0 . 0 5 • c c h , ( 4 • they will make their home in Man- i ^l^TAonal "(i Chairs from • I , j o 4'iion filyle lx> ve S h p r I* f r o m . . 4 9 .5 0 wivliing well, ^'our doclor is the il Chester. 1 man lo mc. Better have a talk w ith § 3 COMPAUrffttHAf ilfffs ro $Ar rrr* Tile bride is a graduate of Wind­ him riglit away. Lotsol iievv med­ • SofaH in P erio il slylew fro m .... 7 9 .35 ham High school. Wlllimantic. and ical divcoverics these days. May- tw iA o n a l]FINANCE CO. is employed at the Connecticut , 7nd Floor • STATE THEATtE BUILDING General Life Insurance Company. ' he tliere's one that just meets your • I>arge M odern A rm ChairH from 1 9 .00 need . And when you have the 753 V^AIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. ^ .95 The groom is a veteran of World 1 doctor's prescription, we hope Dial 3430 • Goorgo Hoskiss, YES MANogtr NOITC: We rMerve right to limit quantity each cuetoraer War II. having served two years ' J) l»«m l9 rttidmti if oil tuMOundIn; towni in the Army. flint \ini will bring it here tor our 4 pun haaea. BUDGET TERMS available. WorkmanahiB He is associated wUh hi.s father . prompt .ind careful compounding. and ron.tructlon are GUARANTEED. Selections held In business in Manchester. reasonable tim., until needed, We s.11 what we advertlM George Nelson, mail carrier on and hundreda are finding It out. Route I. was elected to the office AO. KM ) PHARM ACY of secretary at the annual meet- ^ Si|iiar<* TrI. ttiMX ' Ing of the New England Confer­ ence of the National Rural Letter Im * noli\f*T> "Wbstin^ouse Carriers' Association held in Oprn HAMILTON Toiiijfht, and 3 more days and nijrlitR to visit bigffest Woonsocket, R. I., on Satiirda.v. All l>:iv ‘ upholstered furniture factory in Connecticut, .and The conference meeting held in the Blackstonc hotel was preceded III choose upholstered furniture from this tremen- by a turkey banquet which was iloiis display at prices .vou may not see afiain. After attended by eighty-five special our Open House, this factory will again he closed to guests, officers, members of the the liuhlic. Imasrine buying new factory-fresit New England Conference and if members of the ladles auxiliary .sofas, chairs and suites..at prices less than reu|>. and families. lakoaloiigf ONLY 10% DOWN holsterinjr, at prices less titan made-to-order slip * covers! That’s the story..it’s our way of cele- Thrift Ordered For Israel 24 Months To Pay hrntinsr ifreatest expansion step in our liistory; our Tel Aviv, Israel— — If yqu new location in an immense 130,000 sq. ft. factory in want to buy toothpaste or shaving RCA VICTOR Manchester. cream In Israel, you’ve got to re­ 5 I N a a i l t B i turn the used container. Adding a pSekofllit little more austerity to an austere CirrJitdiimf ilO SURPAGI SUNR'SIZID 9IM9LIPIID country, the salvage control sec­ CAPACITY MIRACLI COOKINO tion of the ministry ot supply and The first and o n ly watches of OVIN CONmOLS rationing is out to save Just about style to really give extra pro- Hare’s a fiiU 40- everything that can be saved. ineh rangt with Bakes beautiful­ Easy to use. Smart Durable lection to Hamilton's famous 4fMSous.spi i Jy ly in any rack Easy to clean. extra performance. “CoKiP dSS. position. Holds All located out % Play Them New bonus space and roasts larg­ of “Steam Zone” . Anywhere between unite est turkey to Electric Timer MRS. BALLARD senommodstee 4 perfection. Has starts and stops . Elect ricity ten-Inch ulnufle big Broiling ca- oven cooking Cim inmd lit os t$K y$N how lUs doo H$os§ fakit domu HsiHl et one time! pad^, too. automatically. || Pre>Kindergarten or Rattery ^ Jfqw to Gel to This Factory! School jS m ttfd o H A portion of our factory on Hil­ GAL. IN 5 GAL.LOTS ) Old Colony Co. la la the Bagkhuid Mctlon liard St„ la Manchcatcr... .with Will Reopen $2 9 - 9 5 / Maarhester, on Hilliard St., Just Weat total area of IS0.0M aq. ft,, asore $0600 7t4« jSoamfmm I of Adaim St. Oaly a few aMaulas drive. than 3 acrca. Monday, Sept. 11 |7 i««rel9. 10k Mttar«l *pw%mCt»iy€ 0UuC “HYootCtim Ji To •eld-BUcd. Ilk applied S M i $ 0 7 5 0 SEE THE RANCHO AT $159.95 ■•Id aumef*!'—dot «r mr.lt oaiilTtrer buck dud.' At . iMuaoa* dikl. Here’i a real enamel for inside and outside use on wood Haitford-RockvUIr Inm Uae atapa at anr fad. Tax kid. 79 Lakewood Circle, South or metal. Paint woodwork and'trim in sparkling colors, $ 4 9 . 9 5 JOHNSON PAINT CO. factory door. A bus every hoar. Bfiay aad Beftattatiooa asw beiag tak- do over the furniture in gay tones. Waterspar CHARGE OR BUDGET 699 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER canvenlent way ta gat to Old Oolany Oa. L Umlted MiroUmeat for chll- flows out easily to a smooth gloss, dries QQ OLD COLONY CO. V/t to 5 years old. For quickly, resist! wear and abmioo, can be O l . V o Save the surface and you save all! InfonnattoN call washed oftcu. Qt. BARSTOW'S ManuftKturerB of UphoUtered Furniture jL, jJ I 1."’ fUH uter X-tBM Excludvely Westinghouse Since 1934 W‘ '/‘ DEWEY-RICH/AAN ^ 1 P . M . to 9 P. M. DAILY HILLIARD ST.4 MANCHESTER, CONN. Potterton’s JEWELERS.SILVERSM1THS JUST NORTH OF P. O. 1[Tdm$porM ion BUSH HARDWARE CO. At The Center 767 MAIN ST. EST. 1922 PHONE 22.34 r d W I f M e .. 792 MAIN STREET 539-541 Main Street

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. MAY 24. 1950 PAGE TWENTY*^ ^^^.TWENTT-Snt MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1950 . , j. I . certain agreements In Lgindon con-' land by ship He Is due in N'e-v for the port. The cargo— heat'y m Suicide In .fapan Increasr. lice figures show 129 persons toolc cernlng economic help to Europe i York on Saturday. steel products Including a 50-ten TWO-POINT LANDlNCr- Achesoii W ill railroad crane— waa taken off the Primo Camera is a familiar I their Uvea in Tokyo in a month aft:r 1902 the achei-uled end of I ------Official Little League Tokyo-— Suh ide, always the highest monthly figure In the Danish motorship "O lga" in half 'umbia Baseball Coach, sight bracing himself on the the Marshall Plan program. | Groeoe Cut* Ship I'nioading canvas to bear the weight of lairly comiiioii in Japan, in on the 160 years that records have been "W ill he discuss those agree- | the normal unloading time. increase, Tokyo police report. Po­ 1 kept. Tell of Parley East discharging of cargoes at. flying Gene Stanlec. The ments?" Saltonstall a.skod Lucas. | Athens— (iP) A shipload of 5.- lA l Lyman, a Real Veteran former heavyweight cham­ Lists Are Due Thursday ------^------Luces said he i. certain Ache- | Piraeus In recent month* hSs been ' PAINT IT WHITE pion and Mr. America wres­ , son would answer "in a forthright 200 lon.s of German war repara­ accomplished alncc- EC’A tnaugur-, tled 30 minutes to a draw. A SecreUry Seen Truman way" any inquiries put to him. tions was unloaded at Piraeus In ated new port planning techniques r It was sold^in 1893 and later burn­ character called Lord Leslie Official ro.stcrs of th% boys w ho. start the official ceremonies of OplunbiK, ‘—(Special) May 24— ; i Acheson Is r.-tuming from E n g -' six days to establish a new record snd operating procedures ! ed. The company spoii.soied the Carlton retired after 24 min­ will be in uniform Tuesday altcr- the Little League. The Jiaradc will And Congress Next A M irt Lyman, coach of tho utes and 23 .seconds with noon when the Manchester Little ABlorltan Legion baaeball team Is championship team). They lost form at Center Park at 1 o'clock Week on London Talks very few games In the three years Antonino Rocca in the main l-x-agiie open.s Its .leason will be and will proceed up Hast Center PAINT IT BRIGHT a teal oM timer in the baseball event of a show that attract­ iiiade public Kriday. Meanwhile, He played nith the town and one season went without a street, north on Brookfield street ed 14.246 spectators and Coaches Krnie Dowd, Joe Lovett, Weahington, May 24.—(^ —Sec­ teoBi from 1893-1B03. He and Dr. loss. They also came very near to .Memorial Field where the o f­ grossed $42,111 at Madison Wally Fortin ami Johnny Hcd- Clyrus E. Pendleton, town clerk winning the professional league Square Gni'dcn. ficial L it ll' League field is located. retary'of State Acheaon will re­ liind of the Red Sox, Yankees, and treasurer of the Town of Co­ championship from .Norwich Uiat Paired In the opening game arc port to Congraaa and the nation BARSTOW SAYS McGILL-CONVERSE . . . Dodgers u ikI Cardinal.s rcspoi live- lumbia, were schoolmates at Ba­ same year. The famous Colchester the Yankees and Rod So.\. First next,week on the cold w ar strat- battery of Nichols and Sullivan l.v, are hard at work with their pitch is listed at 2 o'clock. The SELF-CLEANING con Academy in 1892 and launch­ eg^Ttalks he has held with tVesi- moved on to the minor leagues boys in practice sessions. All Cardinals and Dodgers will cros.s ed their baseball careers from em Ikiropean leaders. about l;8l90 and the majors in coachc.s want to give all boys on bal.s In the nightcap. Both games »IT'S THE TRUTH” Acheaon ia now on hia way back | there together. their rost.rs, three teams have X year never goes by but me about 1892. will be six innings. from London where he met with IS), the other 18 players, an op- two old friends get together to The Columbia team at this time the British and French foreign had one of the best teams in its IKirtimitv to di.splaj their vvare.-i in OUTSIDE WHITE reminisce on baseball. Now with miniatara and thkn with the for­ practice belore the opening gun. Cblchester and Columbia, old history, a number o' the bc.st play­ eign ministers of all the Atlantic Kach team will be allowed but rivals, planning to play together ers living and working in the fac­ Pact nations. twelve players in uniform and com­ YOU BREATHE NO OUSTY ODORS again thla year. Dr. Ptndleton has tory section in Hop River. The The State Dgpqttment said to­ petition for the 12 places has been fpund a report of a very import­ mill then made warp, u.sed for SHOE day Acheaon, will confer with keener than a new Gillette. ant game played June 1, 1889; in boot strap.s. ,u . Praaldent Truman on Monday and HOUSE PAINT The famous RiLhard hrotheis. Tuesday afternoon a paiade will an old copy of the (Jolchestcr Ad­ REPAIRING then appear before Congress on Columbia battery, wa.s in its prime Wednesday, May 31. vocate which he has sent to Mr. at that time. The old timers ot Of the Belter Kinil Press Officer Lincoln hite ex- , | dvr your home a Lyman. Colchester ami Columbia still talk plained that Acheaon will first when you D O IT with It says "Owing to an oversight about the game o f the 80's and Pll nKVLI.Ul'KIl r>O^E WHII.K make a public report to the Con­ Spring beauty treat’ the report of the Kayward-Co- ■ A.MI FRI.VTKI) End icoff gress members and then talk to all agree that the pile hing of Willis Smartly styled in lumbla ball game was omitted last Y O L W AIT Richards and .Sullivan and the line them in a closed session, with the vm k. The game was very closely smooth white leather. nnent that lasts and smash in the last part of the public barred. contested and was won by the Co­ game by John Richards, whuh 39c Per %>ll SAM YU LYES \5Tllte outlined plans for tho '| lumbian nine by the score of five 9.j0 MAIN ST. MO went over the trees in right field, 701 MAIN STREET Johnson public report after Senate Demo­ lasts tcith sparkling cratic Leader Lucas had an­ to four. out on Colchester Crecn. was about Arthur Drii^ Stores ‘The Hayward's outflelded their nounced the secretary would i| DUSTBAG the hardest fought game they can opponents but lost the game speak to Congress members and u'hite house itaint. remember, _ | TO EMPTY LEWYT through their inability to bat at answer questions at a private sea- The Colchester infield of Kelley, critical periods. Never mind, wail sion May 31 at tho Library of IHi WORLD’S* MOST MODERN GAL. The Iter feet protection GAL. .Shcan, Brennan and 0'(7onnell I until the return game and see If Congress. mow .stale's attorney at Stafford the boys don't show the Columbias 821 828 Main SI. Lucasc made the announcement VACUUM CLEANERl Springs) was outstanding in its Tcl. .Mlil, .Manchc.slcr after congressional leaders met their heela" play. O'Connell at third base lie- ; SASH AND TRIM PAINT, MADE TO Mr. Lyman said that at the with Mr. Truman at the White ing con.ddered the best In Con­ House. Only L « » y l g i't* ifu snd your Ume of this game, the Colchester- family <-»s,v ptoirriion STAY BRIGHT, LAST. GREEN , QT. ^1.70 Hayward baseball team was cham­ necticut, Personnel of the Colum­ White then told a news confer­ om pions of Connecticut, which tlUe bia learn was John Rlehardi, W il­ ence; Stsinit unhfsilhy leskinf dull. it held three years. (Hayward lis Richards, .1 Greenwood, .1 "President Truman haa informed i Dull ftn 't »eep throufli sit 4 PORCH AND DECK PAINT THAT RESISTS Rubber Co. at that time located in Danahey, W illiam Sullivan, V. Its that he haa discussed this mat­ Ltuyt filter* SI It doe* thr*u|h $12$ Brown, M. Danahey, A. Little and ter adth Congressional leaders and ICE. SNOW, RAIN AND S U N ...... QT. Colchester, was one of the leading the dutt bs(* of ordinary clean m AWIlKI rubber companies in the county. ‘ M. Erdoni. on Wednesday, .May 3L Mr, Ache­ aon will give a report to the Con­ eri' Thai's why allerfy auWerer* gress and the people. The first part 1 and hospital* love their Leu-yt*) SHINGLE STAIN, PRESERVES AND lO-DAY TRIAL Small Dawn Paymaatl of hi* report will not be executive, j BEAUTIFIE.S, RED AND BROWN. GAL. Pleasing to Note Balk He will give a public report and IN YOUR OWN then the meeting will go Into exe-1 HOMd eutive session.'' SEE m TRY IT! *DO IT with UWYV Rule Is Being Ignored How’ever, Chairman Connally I GET THE RIGHT PAIN I FOR E> ERY PURPOSE AT ( D-Tex) of the Senate Foreign Re­ NfW NO 10 CARPIt N02ZIII IV IN C H A N S ASM TRAYS1 MANCHESTER’S LEADING PAINT STORE lations (Committee said he doesn't txausivi MAGIC ‘ IN IIO IIU *' NO OUST lAO TO IMPTYI Ousts, aueep*. The one-second rule was i A'jiamsf>cs>iy l.ewyt f t Gets emhefMed Naw York — iNEA) — It is think anytiilng Acheson says at ' _» ' f dipt C’ »fl dof .1# mot hi. toe' needless plague that served no the closed session will he aerret msintsint fu/f SI nfstl> S9 an plaaaing to note that by com­ rlfsn in i pn.set ’ ^ ypp s*h ITS'*'Only hsirs , With ClesBi tro ee r^.g DUTCH BOY P.41NTS RRI MAR PAINTS purpose. y te eetltnf SEE US TODAY mon and unwritten consent the long. ^ ies* rue wear i Pstenicd feeiurc’ w / s few tim-s e totally unnecessary and unwise It is well for baseball that um­ "You fellows will have it within ope-second balk rule is l>elng pires. managers and coaches got T /1 PHONE HEADQUARTERS FOR an hour," Connally told reporters. < quietly Ignored. their heads together for the good PRICES SLASHED He added that his committee of the game. NfW iOCK-SIAl rUMSI NO IX T R A S TO RUY1 The rhubarb-stirring edict de­ may ask Acheson for a private IT S O U liT - N O IO A 8 1 SO IIGHT, lASY TO CAIRTI “OLD W ALLPAPE R Cnsti s4» manded that the pitcher come to report on the results of the Lon­ Csn't ifltcffefe ^ Glides effort t f Csn 1 in** QUAUTf ( • or cotn# more rhsn nr Sc ^ "1 with phone ietslv 6887 ART SUPPLIES stop for a full second before don conferences before he sp.-aks apart m u*** i t l ^ dingr'i-4S2Uiifr delivering the ball with men on SALE ENDS SATURDAY ^ cs!ia. telf\l|1^n ^ ' he*'. V p'J«h to the Senate-House meeting. * fle tse n i Kleiner^g Koriier pull'NoitoreC* U K r Eacl'jvv* with f PAINTING SUPPLIES Senator Smith iR-N.J.i also .*''**', fwohieflta* ^ L-«»M FREE Jim Turner called it the worst aald he didn't think "off the rec­ piece of legislation passed since 2-YR. GUARANTEE GLASS By Dirk KMner ord" remarks of Acheson could be PEMVERY M rUcGILL-COnUERSE me h# has been in baseball, and the NE.A 8taff (lorrespondent that way for long. eld right-hander coaching the SALE! •lust North Of r. 0. FRAMING CnUca liked the neov Italian ! 9 97 The matter of the Ache.aon ap-1 Yankee pitchers has been around tVorW, ”yiQii3ofrf" TIRE PRICES CUTI middleweight, Tiberio Mltii, who' pearanee came up in the Senate i Fsl. 1922—Phone 3231 1 e (or 25 years. Esch. it The one-second rule fouled up thumped Dick Wagner at Madi­ yesterday afternoon. BARSTOW'S SAVE ON TRAIL BLAZER the even tenor of the game. son Square Garden in his Am eri­ Equals other notional brands Senator Saltemstall (R-M ass.) It was confusing to pitchers, can debut. ^ costing dollars more! 100 om- V„ e*id he understood there had been ■ PLENTY OF FREE Said the fans: Pleased to Mitrl FREE COLOR plate umplrea and spectators pere-hoor copacity, 4 5 plates. * alike. . PARKING SPACE fHh M.\IN STREET STYLING StRVICaS There were no more than 25 Italian economists are worried balks called in the National *00-14 about their country's poor exports AUTO WASH MOP & licagua all last season, only 30 in - but M ilri is one export who is 8.45 tb.% American. expert. foM txlro • fxchoAft Brico W ith , plate umplrea one-second l< happy, those respective totals There waan'l any show betting 66c • Words Deluxe-6.00-16.11.45* Why Hudson, with exclusive recessed floor, is were exceeded in the first four for the Preaki'.ess and. sfter Hill weeks of the current campaign. e Air Cuihion-6.70-15.. .13.45* Prince got rolling, Uiere ws.«n't N o fewer than 49 balks were Makes car washing easyl much of a show, e ther. called the first week of the Pa­ I Loosens dirt and rinses at Trail Blaztr—best low-priced tire you cific Coast League season. same time. Fits stondord hose* con buy! All first-quality materiolsl Stylish Vic ^ s c h i of the Van- One rca.siin the "Poukhkeep.ne ' regatta waa transferred to -Mari­ Wards Daluxa—extra mileage, per­ Honor The Dead By Helping The Living! ksea was declared guilty of four in one championship game. etta. O.. June 17. ts because the formance! Surer starts, safer stops. Previously, of course, the rule Hudson was too rough. 98c FLOOR MAT Compare only with 1st quality tiresi Oiir of thr most important traditional acliv* read that the pitcher simply had Several shells cap-ized. a America's Safest Car! Wards Air Cushion — super-smooth to come to a stop before deliver- , change waa thought wise REDUCED itics of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the Unit­ ing the ball with men on base. riding, it's bigger, softer, longer Chetc* of 6 coloi$ The one-second business placed ' Poughkcep.sie wearing. Float over bumps! Buy four, ed States is the annual nationwide distrihiition of too fine a line on Interpretation May be tip.sy. save more. Some umpires were strict, others i But Marietta Tough, heavy rubber — long- Buddy Poppies. Established in 1^22, the Buddy lenient. Could be welter. wearingl Saves floors front, back. It strapped an additional bur­ Keeps cor cleani 13Vjx21V4". \. Poppy sale not only has produced the major den on the plate umpire as well With so many balks this year as the pitcher. and a lot of free paa.ses and wild share o f the revenue available to Posts, Depart­ The older fellow's were the pitches, baseball men call this the hardest hit. so much so that there year of the Open Door policy. UE(;. .>7c POIJSH ments and National Headquarters for their relief w as tslk of exempting them from Don't knock; just walk in. the one-second rule Just as spit- VtXAMZEl) and welfare programs; it has long since been rec­ ballera were permitted to finish Afc out their careers with the horrid The only thing that too many Pint Can ognized as one of the outstanding popular philan­ heave when it was banned. pitchers can control is then tem­ ROAD CLEARANCE pera. Ward-^ new toiimila rle.,nr and Mow silly can they get 7 Snfoty Bk thropies of the American public as a whole. An­ 'Veterans had to learn to pitch givis biilliiint fini.-h In I'lm p«mm«n4n«« ffufitoH...... in... mn . umarB tu . . . "m Undor im HUDSON OTHIR CARS anew, in addition to having to get ea.oy application. Does 'J.e.ii.tl Ae couM of puhlie oafoty An •■ dutKf* rwcMswd floor (“ttop-down” dM ign) r«$ulH Tb« floor b ploc*d on top of (b# from#. Tko roswlt h m nually, the people of this country >lemonstrate a fresh slant on the plate umpires. tknsL^ OtA 4o9%gn at%4 eoa- in Amorice's fowosf c«ntor of orovity foMd full rood d6or mveh highor cantor of grovity, wHh pouongort toofod ttrtdehim of im moAon ——MTS.* *• "If we were pitching wrong all KILLS WEEDS as anew) for rood-fiugging stability ond th* •ot« of control in a lots stoblo oroo of tho cor. Rremo doos net furnish bv their wholehearted cooperation in ihe Buddv thoae years, why didn't they let tHot bol^ ^rovont occidonti. Rosiongor* rid* down protoction oreund possongor cemportmont. Soots or« ns know?” asked the Cardinals’ it FEEDS the grass REG. 1.98 TACKLE wMiin 0 rv90«d foimdotfon framo. le>-t6ction ttool nerrowroT; room for froo movom^t whllo driving is Iom. Poppy sale, their comprehension of the prinrinal M ax Lanier. firdofs •ncircio ond protoct pottongor cemportmont, ‘ The proceeds of the Annual Buddy "The pitcher is thinking of only BOX 0V6n owtiid* r*or wfiooft. that underlies this project. By inillions they one thing,” said Coach Turner of Poppy sales are protected by the Na­ the Yankees. LS 1.77 tional By-I-aws which require that buy ond wear Buddy Poppies >n Memorial Dav "That is holding the runner on this money be used exclusively for base and getting the hitter out. Seamless drown steel, Hammer- the aid, benefit and relief of disabled in personal Irihiite to the purpose of ihe Poppy “When he has to take his mind loid finish. Two roomy troys. and needy veterans and their de­ off that, he's likelv to be in trou­ • 95c Ny/on Casting Linr. ,77c — “ to honor the dead by helping the living.’* ble. pendents; for the maintenance of the "And he isn't concentrating en­ V. F. W. National Home for orphans tirely on the hitter when he ha-s of veterans, at Eaton Rapids. Mich., to worry about how an umpire SPORT KING MIRACLE WARD.S OIL PRICES SLASHED! SPORT KING “MIRACLE” GLASS ROD for rehabilitation and liaison work in will measjire his stop. REEL "Pitchers develop habits ■ like Mode to sell for $9,951 Cork grip. Nevy- PR EM IU M G R A D E VltaliSJed— 1 cooperation with the Veterans* .Ad­ Thursday^ May 25 anyone else, their own way 100 VA. C*ac*y plaslk foregrip; screw-type ree! seat. AL none finer! Clean* as it lubrlcatm! 1 Vv ministration; for expenses inciden­ of getting the hitter out, and it 2.77 tal to the hospitalization of non-com- S' ' was wholly unfair to ask them to • Sport king Solid Steel hod. 5' long. • J r M sSale! 5-gal. can price cut to ...4.1T* 2-gat, ran Mode to sell for $5! Chromed pensated veterans, and for relief and change. Cork grip, plastic foregrip ...... 6.97 e Sale! Five I-quart cana cut •■o . .1.11* -Fed. Tax IncL “ It was a physical impossibility reel seat, trim, spool! Level aid in the eveni of great national fog; some pitchers to control the wind, odj. drag, Oilite bearings. disasters. Is Buddy Poppy Day! stop to a greater extent than be­ fore." Hudson’s new way to build automobiles, with "WJorrylng about the timing of , WEED & FEED the stop waa tough on control I REG. 4.69 CANVAS an exclusive reoessed flo<»r ("step-down” design). Frank Blesso, V. F. Buddy Poppy Chairman and ma|$ee poMblS the loweet center of gravity in MtSt A i and threw the pitcher's rhythm D*$trol Dondeliont, Plantain, BUDDY \ 4ut of gear," said Max Lanier. Suckhorn, all brood-leaved CAMP COT( eny Amarican car. Mrs. Richard Galinat, V. F. W. I^idies .Auxiliary Buddy Pop- POPPY ^ weeds wHh on easy applica­ Cmty to S f r t I 3.97 This meene greeter stability and easier handling. HUDSON tion of Scorn Weed & Feed. T o whicb is added the protection of all-welded, py Chairlady wish to {uinounce that Buddy Poppy Day in If Raymond E. Gorman In simuhaneous action, grass Handy for trips, or os on ex- Steel-girder ooBStruction. Furthermore, Hudson alone eSen the finest hydraulic brakee with re­ MOST ROOM! BEST RISE! SAFEST! Manchester will he on Thursday, May 2,'vlh this year. In I t ' is fed to thicker grow^ and tro bed! Army style—with stur­ serve merhapirel brakes Operating from tlwsama richer color. This dry com­ dy hardwood frame and legs. Insurance pedil. And theee ia room for free movement Tht iMW, lewsr-FricMi Foesmakgr brings you oil the Buddy Poppy sale our organization offers to the people pound will not harm or dis­ e iiile driving —fai fact, more room than in any Auloi Fiia Ufa color lawns. 1.98 WESTERN FIELD other ear. . . of Hudson's exclusive advantages for just a o f Manchester the privilege o f sharing with us our voluntary St BroMMIcM 8 L PboM 4S1I Shaker Box - . |l.0 0 You are oonUally invited to try "T h e New Step- ^ CAMP JUG Down Ride” end experience ell the advantegee fsw dollars more than tht lewtst-piicod con I Treat 2500 sq ft . $3.50 \ responsibility for our disabled romrades and their depend­ T eUlmSkm it o 8 ^ . . . induoing the greeteet safety in 1.77 ihotoring. ents, and for the widow and orphans of our deceased com­ Blish * i HudtsiM, wMi raesmad Seen, ihair great array ef Mth-qvellty, loag-Rfa »Ilkas . i.« = f •» Keeps liquids hot or cold for NOW . . . 3 GREAT SERIES fealurat, onS advanced deegn, or* laedari in retala velwa, a* ibawn by rades. •v W A N T E D hours! Sanitary 1-piece liner, l*«*FFrk*4 Pateankar • FasMst 5*R*r • CadsM CtianMSan Official Uwd Cer Guide Seekil W; Hardware Co. enameled sfeel jocket. Experienced 793 Main Street OFFICIAL 12-INCH REG. 20.9r. SARAN PLASTIC REBUILT MOTOR PRICES CUTI BUY A BUDDY POPPY TO HONOR THE DEAD Corpenters SOFTBALL MANCHESTER WaitLx beautiful pattern* atay like- FordI Qvtvrolell Dodgel Plymouth! In- ■ .378 M AIN ST, 48 Awpm May 1944 9 8 C new! ••Built-in” colons can’t fade, atain stall a iroubl«-fre* W ards motor for 1 1 mmMk McClure^Sq InCe APPLY Hedan BY HELPING THE-LIVING or run. Made to last life of car. vacation driving. Fully tested, fully fm infii* Top-grain lacquered horsehide Four Uaya Osilyl cover. Kapok center, (lot seams. e IS.TS Beat Fiber Covens, Beslan ItX I guaranteed. No belter bsiy onywtierel r*Mit ^•gltyCo. • Miefcory bat, taped prip. . f i e ROAD Ik Ad'll . ^ o m MANCHESTER EVEN7NO HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. ^ A Y 24, 19RO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, MAY 24. 1050 Pa g e TWENTY-Nirai

fresh soap. Buy a good supply in Eight-j’car-old Sadie was forev-1 The actor was in trouble about It must be admitted that the Int- I'OUNEKVILLE H)LK8 BY FDNTAINB I'D ! Jaunty Overalls advance and remove the wrappers. er being sent home from school j his rent. The landlord called, ex- So They Say* medtate prospects ito end the cold ■» Then the sir can get at the stored Accuses Lie Sense And W T itte n war) do not seem encouraging. for forgetting to bring ex- i erting pressure, r a h p a w im s t h e i p e b o u n p u b l i c a Bargains soap. cuscs for tartllness or absence j Tenant Look here, you ought United Nations Hecretary-Gen- G S , H - REF^ M Nonsense from classes. One day she was | to be glad to have a man like me maintain our mtlional ernl Trygve lAe. "The best I’ve ever tasted" is Of Appeasing sent home to bring an important ( in your house. In a year or two " * the comment of thos who’ve had Correct this sentence: "No. no. document- the birth certtfleate of i ,,eople will be pointing to it and 1 m In my oi>inlon, the Marshall Plan ' K. Listed by experience with sugar-free foods mother," said the flapper, "it was j ^er little brother. Joey, who wasUaying: 'Jonc.s the actor, used to I m tial‘ milltorv . . ha-s not cost .Ymencan lo.\- I The Inquirer about the NEW DIABETIC Knowlantl Urge» U. S. to my party and I'll do the cleaning Huat Elartlnfr school Her mother i live there” i qunte level of Initial imlitnr> . . * ,, i • COOKIFJS, just added to the com­ “ P-" .iJauUo'ned^h^r " f uke^good care j'"Landlord M.stcr. if you don’t S ^ t " -<> n,ohiliz.3tlon P - plete stock of sugarless diet pro­ Speak Out Again.1 t Better Ugh4 M ^ !!L ''r ‘'T e 'h fu e r iv " ‘' " ' ‘' ‘ Adm. Forrest Sherman, chief of ' hilhons for ‘defense . . . if tl,; | ducts at the CENTER PHARMA­ Plan to Mollify Rctlh at .school crying bitterl>. nimrow. I Naval operation.sOperation.s. i Coinmie.s had taken over France I CY. Warm weather appeals in­ The days of the old smoky laa* . Teacher — What’s the matter i and Italy. clude ginger ale and other soft tern with brown paper patch over now? ' 3'hi.s one is cicijitcd to Owen Marshall Plan Admmi.strator I Wa.shlngton, May 24.— (A5 —Sen­ The KU.Y lould well be called CAREFREF. F IA T SHOES at Makes 18 2-lnch i olatc bits, melt remaining con-1 drinks and FrcczeUe desserta.. a broken glass are gone forever. Sadie I Itwl Joey's e.xcnse for Young; .Yoked what he thought Paul G. Hoffman. while atm warm, beat well. Add walnut meats, co­ ator Knowland (R., Calif.), y ,,. In the house ma does her knitting j hclf-defen.se progiani. tiny price* ere fet»tured iOuthc /»ew square*. tents of package over hot water. Button Front Good at any time of year for being born. ' j about the times, he .said: “We are) Shoe Department opfrnlnjf tomor­ conut and corn flakes and mix those who avoid sugar are the de­ tcrijay accused Trygve Ua, accre- with a bright light to see by and all in the .same boat with t’liris-. Sen. Hubert Humphrey. D.. Min­ Add 1-3 cup evaporated milk and I thoroughly. Mixture will be dry. nesota. Ours was a victory of liberalism row at MARLOW’S. Cotorful licious Julce-Pak fruits, bread, tary general of the United Ns- the kids don't fight any more over! ! toplier t’olumbu.s. When he start­ Gleaming FAILLE TAFFETA is stir until glo.ssy, .Stir In ciglit Drop carefully In mounds on light­ who’ll have the only oil lamp for i The man-who-know."t-it-all had ______as opiiosed to radicalism: Amrri- paatel linen sandale are SI.2P; the toast of the season for its marshmallows which have been cut | ' jelly, candy bars and gum. ed out he didn’t know whore lie I leather moccaiins in red, white, ly greased baking aheet. Bake In Uons, of attempting to "appease’’ doing their homework. Even the his littli boy lo the eii ctis. In the . When he got there he Prea’idciit Trumiin is the clever- eanism a.s oiiposed to socialism, glamoi-ous effectiveness In gowns In eights. 'Split 8 sugared donuts. moderate (350F) even 10 minutes, Russia. hired help gets a break; he can menagerie tent he pointed to the he wa.s. And est politician ever to occupy the |- - Rep- George Smnthers iDI of or black are J2.49; all tyj>ea of for bridal attendants in subtly Spread bits and marshmallow mix­ ! JEWELRY FOR GRADUATION | j ahoea are smartly up-to-date. or until done. Makes .38 to 40 "Now is the time for this gov­ read a Western or two before hit- chimpanzee and said. I when ho got hark he didn't know White House. And he is also the Florida, on winning Semite rati- OKAY BY ME IF YOU PON'T WANNA varjed hues, for Its crisp ga.vety ture on one-half of each donut ajjd | Cookes. i makes a bow to special occanions ernment to speak out In clear and ting the hay. | Dad That, niy son is a gorilla. .. wor.st President ever to oceupy the' didiie.v over Sen. Claude Pepper. on the dance Hoor (at the High and hobbies at MATHER’S AT LIVE TO SEE THE PEMPCRATS Hurrying all day long at ordi­ place halves together to fortti a 1 unmistakable language that we — -■ I When he leached the Llama he w- White House. ' ■— • School Senior Reception, for exam- .sandwich. Place donuts on waxed | THE CENTER. Rhinestone neck­ nary activities will bring on fa­ PLAY-WEAR FOR 'HIE HOU- will have no part of any such Elsie—Y flu were pointedout to I called It an Angora goat and when | Harold E. Rtassen, President,)'' I think the* world should know throw n OUTA • plet, and for its feminine elegance paper until chocolate ha.s set. I DAYS-.-MemorlaJ Day and the laces to be displayed at the Senior deal. ” Knowland declared In a .lack I want yon lo marry ns, tigue and tension. A 10 or 15- in bedspreads and window drapes me on the street recently, and you ''e came to a yak he called it the t ’niversity ol Pennsylvania. , what liaiipened to them (the 1,- WASHINGT^*^ Serve with milk. ! summer vacation—is good-looking Reception and afterward are priced statement prepared for the Sen­ parson, aiul tliis is the girl who'.s ------■ .500,000 (lerman soldler.s believed mtnute rest period will help end for a boudoir. The fifty-inch taf­ ate. don’t look a.s old as I thought you | sacred cow of India, lo he my wife. weariness and unsnarl tangled and Inexpensive at the MONT­ from $4.27 up in moat appealing de­ would be, judging from your co l-( Animal Man—\\ e have them Paying everybody's grocery bill i held in Russia) and to the many feta is $.85 a yard at the CHENEY HADIOS AND KKCOKD IMsAY- signs. with car-rings and bracelets Lie is now in Europe on a tour Parson \'ery glad to mate you. nerves. This rest period shotild BROTHERS REMNANT SALES­ GOMERY WARD CXIMPANY. umn. i Ki*.'’s In here every day. .In one out of taxes would he mighty thousands of German civilians who KKS make HUporlatlvo pivuluatlon You’ll find all sorts of match- to match if one wishes to make up of foreign capitals, including Mos- be Mded by an efficient planning ROOM. Columnist — Very likely not; j town a guy who bought a pro- dangerous. also disappeared into the Soviet of the day’s activities to eliminate and thero's h with? rnn^r of mates in denim and twill for ac­ a set. Bracelets In silver may fea­ cow, in an attempt to bolster the when we’re writing the column we ‘ gram wanted me to tell him in J He says: "It is the hen-pe< ked - Allan B. Kline, president, I'liioii. that harassed feeling. choiroH in up-to>Uatp moat or fish­ have returned to fa-shion. snowy. Tuck a small niagnot your | petroleum Jelly to the leather with venient leg opening for "quick MEN are worth an Important ’’Mr. Lie’s proposal has been ing fly St $5.10. lively hand- Gloves, loo, should l)c pressed with .“trwing ha.skel. !t will hhI yt»u to : a soft cloth. Then, polish with a changes" is a great help to moth­ place In ones plans for Father's to entice the Soviet Union back painted CTOARE'TTE CASE.^ pick up (>in.s anti nt'tHlif.s without ' clean dry cloth. Day. Ties In the innumerable dis­ into the United Nations which II C O M P A C T S , and PICTURE a warm iron If they have turned er. Embroider three little songs- a drab gray, use a few drops of getting stuck I ters In familiar stitches and gay tinctive Cheney patterns In pure voluntarily left because, the other FRAMES, available separately or blench in the rinsing water. PLA.STIC DRAPES arc utterly silk, nylon, or rayon are designed members did not yield to the pres­ in aets. are prieed from $1.79 lor I colors as cute trimming. CEMETERY UECORATK )N.S I satisfactory for summer use on I Pattern No. .5215 consists of tis­ for every >.a8te and color prefer­ sure tactics of the Soviet 'walk the pill box to $.5.10 for a four-way the porch or at the water-side out’ technique." FLOWERS FOR SI’ECTAL for Memorial Day are mu.st altrac- | sue pattern, sizes 1 year, 18 ence. The beautiful robes in deep- picture frame with rtogivood. m.se.s. live Hiul roHsonahlv priced at .Me- , cottage bccaiuse they’re so easy to Knowland recalled that Presi­ or pansies. EVENTS arc bcnutifullv arraj*Tcd montha, 2 years, included; mater- toned tie-pattern prints give a IXINVIU.E S. :t02 WofMlhi id^e | clean with a awish of a damp cloth iat requirements: hot Iron transfer man thorough satisfaction in his dent Truman, in a report to Con­ at the .lOYCE KIXiWER SHOP. Street. (Mianitim.M, for example.' and they won’t wear out and fade Ret t S ffll OAM Cbew.v .\lniond Squares 34 Church Street. Whether it s for embroidery, color chart, sew­ leisure hours. Both ties and robes gress Monday on the work of far. >ss«4 kf Tk« o J f HOW SAUCER O' MILK. 090*4 *400« WCTOWL-WC.*." ing. bioaa, and tdhrrs. H.v .Siic RtirncU AND SERVING PIECES OF SILLY ference between "Just flowers" .SI.00 a pair. I Needlework fans - Anne Cabot’s pressure in order to bring the So­ s o K iw a i OB 'I M l OU> OM&- \V& WVbW. Method: Chop almond.s. Mix N'Mileng like the perennial .shirl- STERLING SILVER give an eleg­ viet Union back." f in e s t Qu a L n v 7 YOU'RE condensed milk and crumbled and a work of art. It a bi'oaubox slioul*! turn niHt\ ! Big new Album is here. Dozens of ance once reserved for the rich CO RIBHT, t w o ! w.ii.stif to l’ nitihin^ h-xl ' This rhiirniing ver.sion but- by rubbing thorn with a soft cloth folk alone. Royalty never used ings. Line greased 8-inch pan with nits Unnuts .sandwich gently with an emery tiotli 'Po decorations and special features TOUPEES ton.s down Ihr front, has two dipped in ordinary milk or in Plus 4 gift patterns and direit- more l)eauUful silver than that waxed paper, grease again. Turn A two-ln-one idea, elaborate keep it clean, give it n light foal­ pocltcl.s and a aoftlv tied displayed at the DEWEY-RICTI- enough for the most Imaginative beaten egg white. When they're I Ions 25 cents. Wappiug mixture Into pan and bake In ing of lard, then wipe away hrlt. dry. go over them .ngain with a MAN COMPANY. 767 Main moderate (350F.) oven .’10 minutes. teen-ager, but quick and ca.sy to I’litti in No. 810(1 iR for .sixc.s 14’, soft cloth. Street. For the bride or anyone up cake as soon as you’ve put the Turn out on cake rack, remove | prepare: Ihiint it up, clean it up. fix il starting a silver service, the cx- M1.SS Ann Moulton, daughter of paper at once, and cot into squares ' Reserving 3 dozen whole ehiie- whatever your spring pndecl. 10, l.t. 20. iO. 42 and 44 Size 16. frosting on. Uac just enough to Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Moulton of m you’ll find the wherfwitha)l .at the 1 yard.s of 39-inch. Among new taste treats for nice make the frosting congeal with­ qul.Rite new "Lily of the Valley" weather. the PINE PASTRY I Belden road, and Robert Staiger. McGTM^roNVEUSE ('OMPANV For Un.s pattern, send 25 cents, out altering the ta.stc of the rake pattern by Gorham should be son of Mr. anti Mrs. Charles Stai­ 045 Mam Street. A pi*ou(i stofk of , .11 eoin.R. your name, address, size SHOP, 660 Center Street, is fea­ examlneu, as It ha.s achieved im­ ger of Broad Brook, were married turing FRESH STRAWBERRY a SUPERIOR INVENTS ranges from' dt. ired. and the pattern number TEEN-AGE SEWING COURSES mediate succc.Rs, Other lovely de­ Saturday afternoon at the Wap- Nationally advortiaed inti rioi lo .due Burnett. The ManehCRtcr LAYER CAKES that melt In the are being organized at the SINGER signs by Gorham. Towle. Wallace, i>ing Community church. The cere­ month with rich sweetness and I |>alnta and enamoLs to their own ' Evening Hoiald. 11.50 Avc Anicr- SEWING CENTER, 832 Main International Lunt and Frank mony was performed by Rev. I mixed - for • C'onnecticiit oiit.si«li leas. .New York 19, N. Y. SPECTAL SODA BISCUITS that Smith companies arc available in Charles Crist. BY V. T. HAMLIN 50 inch are superb for luncheon and won­ Street. The eight two-hour les­ ALLEY OOP In The Still Of Niffht i house paint. CLKANINt; A'CCK.-^- .d.md 25 cents now for the sons. coming twice a week during place settings or single pieces. The bride was given in marriage (...9 UT THIS WEEK Spiiiig and .Summer Ka.shion. 48 derful to give an e.xtra touch when by her father and her sister. Mis,-) CO-OPERATING WITH 'gPANiSH D!3Li0LCCNS.'A8^LION MEB0E ITis I SORIES include the "top-s’ in 'vrapperi around hamhurger.s or vacation .so that a gal cari finish THE MERCHANTS.' SILLY. BUT I M I waxi‘s and polishes ami in rug or patie.s o f new styles, falirle news, Sally Moulton wa.s her maid of IN SOLD. BU6ED CIoHT B E & D i (rankfurta. in four weeks, are especially priced Don't cool aluminum .and stain- 4' DOC% LAanCATCiRY OH SONNA LOOK I furniture cleaners. An inexpensiv <■ , .speeml featnre.s. Free pattern honor. Her bridesmaids were Miss FAILLE TAFFETA pniite.l m.side the hook. for teen-agera at $8.00 for the 1CS.S metal cooking utensils too •HEIGHT O' eO C K G r INTO THIS wav to refinish voul* ()wn flfaus is course. A superb way to make use ‘ fast. Wait a few minutes after ilarilyn Staiger. .sister of the - PCEA.M/ $ To keep a dustcloth slightly oilv...... bridegroom and Miss Pat Sheii. offered in the RENTAL FLOOK- add a .spoonful of lemon oil or I the vacation penod to .achieve using them before, soaking the pan. Regularly S l.7 5 yd. .SANDKR. whit h inake.s .short iii.irgiirliiv. 2-3 ruji brown sugar any furniture oil to the rinse water ‘j* "'orthwhilc skill while complel- Quick changes in lempcratiircs The best man was Wallace I. 3 r z i 3 work of big joh.s. Bring youi proii- (firmly piickedl 1-3 cup sugur, 1 'vhen you wasH the cloth. | ^ paiTnent one will bo ])rmid may warp them. Koetsch, cousin of the bridegroom temfl to MrGill-(>)nvrrse fnr ea.sy I'gg. 1-2 cup chopped walnut _____ to wear! Call at the .store or phone and the ushers, David Moulton, .solution. * niciiCs. 1-2 cup shredded cm-onut. brother of the brklo, and John GRADUATION GIFT.S? You’ll!®*®^ ’’‘S'’ "P f'” ' " morning or SNAP - LOCK TROUSER Tripp. 5 cups corn flakes. find nice choices at the PINE '' ((fternoon class. CUEASERS are again in plentiful (’oeoimt Mounds The bride's gown was white O n Sale at 8 5 c yd. 5Icthod: Cream butter or mar­ PHARMACY. 664 Onter Street .supply at the Notion Department IngrfMlleiits: 1-} iiip huMor or garine and sugars. Add egg and When you are broiling steak or marquisette, trimmed with lace -eel ■g-2q Her favorite cosmetics, singly or of the J. W. HALE COMPANY. made with fitted bodice nivl in sets, may be the appealing Illy chops for dinner clioosc vegotabic.s It'.s the labor-saving feature of that can he broiled along with the sleeves, bouffant skirt with cathe­ For Bridal and Graduation Drruitpn of the valley fragrance by Coty or these Tr')user-(_Teasers that makes dral train. She wore a Juliet ca)> **ln Eddition, we give you a can of artificial dandruff to the soplii.stlcated Tabu in perfume, meat. Thi.s save.s time, dish wash­ it hard to keep them in stock — make it look even more natural!" ing and fuel which held her fingertip veil and toilet water, powders. Nice dress­ no ironing needed for slacks and she carried white orchids and S-ZA- ing table accessories range from jeans for men. women and young­ stephanotis. SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH FOR FATHER’S DAY OIFTS perfume atomizers to Jcwelite Perhaps you’ll have to trv It sters when they are hung in these Following the wedding a recep­ I \KMV Al. Itv DICK niRNER hair needs -brushes from $2.00 to to believe il . but the TRU-CUItL creasers after washing. "Every FRE( Kl.ES AND HIS FKIEND8 Sounds Fish.v BY MEKKILL C. BLU88EB j SHAMPOO will wash the curl tion was held at the Community full set of brush, comb and mirror day is lady's day"—and at the House after which the couple left at $8.75. Parker pen and pencil I right into your hair! At only $1.00 small cost of $.49 for sizes under HEY, jean--- MR. CAMERON.' I 0C5T, J u s t b » n 6 Pur THAT IN l u e vi/iNDOw , See Our Extensive Showing on a trip to Washington, D. C-. and AHO stand by FOR The mob.' sets are $8.75. Amusingly decora­ , for the oil-crcam shampoo that ten; $;59 for older children and IT/ HOW*ib BOOM 'fo u e , eus'McsS' SHBST OF PAPBR I gives luster as well as curl, it'.s | .sdiVlt.s' Virginia. Upon their return they P A err.A b r u sm tive eoslume jewelry is inexpen­ will live on Ellington road. The F1SM BOWL sive .scatter pins, necklacps, certainly worth a try. You’ll find | O f Ties and Robes bracelets Tru-Curl at the WELDON DRUG Try giving the iiulside of your bride, graduate of Ellsworth High ( COMPAN5 . cookbook cover a thin coating of school, is with the Connecticut PISH Mutual Life Insurance Co.. Hart­ f'piSCATOR'UM Splinters of glass may be picked ------— ^ shellac. It 'Will protect the Ixiok SPOOKu*^) ford. Mr, Staiger is a graduate of A5^)PujTrLy up .s.afcly with a cotton ball damp­ 1 Tile best way to keep cod liver j from grease and dust. Any spots ONLTSNCIMCN ened with water. ,> other stains off the baby’s „ | ( an be wiped off easily with a Hillycr Junior College. IN captivity/ clothes is to give him his medicine damp cloth. Several members of Wapping CHENEY YARDLE5' S b o n d STP.EET” " ’hile he’s having his bath, Grange attended Grange Sunday la always in excellent taste an(: ' An art project that results in at the University of Connecticut, it has a special purse-appeal ir CHENEY' S "CANDLEGLOW decorative ornaments, simple for Sunday. the bargain offer at (QUINN’S ' SATIN ’ their own unique tint both experienced and inexper­ Miss Pepronia Mcrjanian. a re­ PHARMACY. The new purse-size ] texture, makes the loveliest ienced artists, is the new FIGU­ turned missionary from Lebanon. ' - 3 r flacon, which is a $1..50 value, and ! wedding gowns, romantic and RINE SET WITH ART-GLOW S3Tia, spoke at the Wapping BROTHERS the bottle of cologne. regularly j graceful. Despite the superb qual- COLORS, just p4it oh display at church school Sunday morning, ini iiiuiKi 'usp REMNANT SALESROOM $1.65. arc combined for a bargain ! *t.V, the price of Candleglow is | the JOHNSON PAINT COM- and also preached the sermon, or. ^ V- T M »»0 « *. >«> 0»f prlec of $2.00 for both, for a limited | moderate at the c H E N E Y I PANY^ 699 Main Street. Each set the topic, "Ye are the Light of the PKI.M ll.I.Ab POP Charily Beffins Al Jenny Lu’a BY AL VERMEER time BROTHER.S REMNANT SALES-' includes a pair of figurines to be World," at the church service. HARTFORD ROAD. MANCHE.STER — — ROOM. painted by Tempora technique — Miss Merjanian has just received 'SO YOU’RE GOING OVER TO YES, BUT I WENT EY HER TH ERE ..JUST HER JENNY LU'S. 1 THOUGHT HOUSE...AND SHE UCX3KED HOURS: Daily 9 M. to « P. M. Fresh frosting need not run off - - - | and no baking is ne«l to set the her Master’s D e g ^ from the SHE W AS. AND HER NEW, the top and down the sides of a ' .Stale soap la.sts longer and colors "for keeps.” One set has a Hartford Seminary. YOU WERE MAD AT HER! SO LONESOME . WITH NOT BICYCLE! Sa(urday>j— 9 A. ,M. to P. M. cake if you dust flour-across the i therefore is more economical than I Dutch boy and girl in half-round ALL BV A SOUL TO This summer and next year she HERSELF PLAY WITH.. I to be hung on a wall, with thinner, will study at Union Theological “ ; •— ------I glaze, four colors, and two bruah- Seminary and Teachers College. ea. The larger pet has full-round Columbia University. New York. figures to stand on a shelf or When she returns to Lebanon Kemp's Record Department SuKVests mantel with nine colors. Both sets i .s}in The Ladies Aid will hold aa VIC FLINT No Hard Feelingw- ■ dish or $9.15 for a large fruit cx’sning meeting. Friday at 8 p.m. COPN. 19M BY MA MJIVteC. tMC T M RtC U • PAJ. i at the home of Mrs. William Foster ‘Why don’t you go right down and tell the umpire about C' NO hard I bowl. There are various choices, FEEUNSS, VK. W l tMPI WITM fNI tOUTHfUt M il from salt and pepper nets to tea of Avery street. Mr. arid Mrs. Vin­ all those mistakes? He can't hear you up .here!” “ Okay, we'll name him Waldo after your pa, and Herman cent Maramarco will play a violin _ AND JUST ID or coffee services that are well after my old gent— now let's think up a few good aliases!" SHOW MXM 1 tcant the worth consideration. duet and Miss Elena Maquiso will speak and sing. M EAN WHAT OU'l UUK WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUK BOARDING HOUSE rith MAJOR HOOPLE I SA Y, i. : The use of your favorite cologne, Wednesday at 3:30 the Union TRIPLE KEM P’S ® T H E Y N E V E R ■ HOW ABoerr a AW WORD.' Incorporated or a drop or two of perfume, in Grammar school bo}'s softball HOom— W ELL. 50U BETTER W M Y ?^ ( BSAD.4 1 MOST DEVISE team will play the Niles School of I CAMT SET USED i o rr, cuz WASH 7MEM-- T t t e R E ’S SOME SECRET VlEAPON SMALL CAPSULE that moose rinaiijg water when you wash your N O N E O F ■? PROTECTION 763 Main Street Green Stamp.s Given Tel. 5680 Windsor here. 6E Ae THIS TOWN IS m o s t l y THEV W RAP BURKE \NIUL BE ■ O F T E A R S A S f HEAD.'' AM lingerie is a fastidious way tn a T O S E E SUYS WHO BUILD A\ UP DIRT OIL THEM INSPIRATION . Furniture and Music Home of Frigidaire Also Wednesday afternoon the SO U A SH E P LOCOMCrriVESAN’ I ANDSREASE.' O F F . IS C RO swEO eo IttTO Bu r k e c o u l d light scent. IS CRVSTAL- of your new Once or twice a week, when St. Francis CYO girls’ softball tram O R CUT S T U F F A W SOU'LL THEY SHOULD THERE A PUlPSy SGUBEZE rr friJOBLV MARRY . MAKE SOU S O 2 LiZiNS IN MV you are performing the nightly will play St. Ati8t»tibc's on. the FINGERS.' , tU ficr AGAINST t h e St. Francis Athletic Field. . ONE OF'EM/ f - f l P ! TDTHE COMBAUy ^A R -U K E , BRUTE'S MOSTRiLSf rtAlR-TRl66E(! chore of washing out lingerie, DOCTOR/ BRAIN .'IT FUR STORAGE VAULT: give it a perfume treatmenL Saturday at 8:30 p.m. a Spring ESKIMO -m -BA H .' t h a t 4 A c a r e f r e e FTollc, sponsored by the Women’s ! VOOULDNT Be T hB MlSHT WORK PRETTY NIGHT-WEAR The MANCHESTER FLOOR Auxiliary at the volunteer F3re SPORTING jovef IT Humidification * Temperature I CXJVERING COMPANY has a Department, will Be held at Com­ MOST.' casual far tprinfi I handsome “new home" at 721 munity hall.' There will be round __ ...___ FOR PRETTY KIDS and square dancing. The public I Main StreeL near the Bisaell WASH rUHRS______A Revelation BY LE8L1B lUKNBB * Fumigation Seersucker Nighties in Pastels with Eyelet \ I Street corner. N e w quarters ia invited. lUTAicc vouaauN- ITM«VC0*TMV X aUT.WaUKt lAarVIMiA Cataals arc more popular than ever, T rim ...... *1.69-51.98 I makes it more convenient to dls- KOI* itcNOw WHO voo aaei 'N / whili thiv oaaeaaD uFg0MTiKa»LL0wi^iaiiia«!MP^ g ^ " » I play the superlative line of Uno- ON vooa WAV TO P«50M THB RIWiR SOa VOl* voirae HeApiNe for Sites 1 to x; to 12. , / TOlMNl flV THe TNUe ailT tCAITT flHOOTy aiKCea VOUJH^ flOW»CIjC trotting all over town and into the Fire-proof * Theft-proof 6 8 I Icuma and asphalt tile and the YOU MAOf AflUIClPAl LEAP flOPV VOU UAhC ITTD FOR setCDOM. AMO n«' wocio J Ttte moot laOLAreP sou aaTuaN.ru'fc Smart, Tailored Broadcloth Pajamas with Cord ! brand new SANDRAN PLASTIC OONfl! Local Storage Meaiii No Waiting in Putting I FLOOR COVERING. The new Free- tmooomt voo lo# t !„. ^ aeotOM veo KMew~ country too. You'll like this version of Trim ...... $2.49 plastic hat many advantages Oothes Away or Getting Them Out Sizes 8 to 16. worth looking into—resistance to Westinghouse V ^ soft, soft leather with hoe details. damage from greaae, alcohol, and Cute Pantaloon Seersucker Pajamas, 1 to 6x . ..,$1.69 practically any other "splUable” America’s Finest Three-Piece Baby Pajamas, Extra Pants ....___ 51.98 and exceptioRklly attractive color SewiiiK Machine is harmonleo. At your service, as FUR STORAGE usuaL 1* the twenty-five years ex- GUARANTEED 20 YRS. iwrience of Mr. Oeyer, the proprie­ 17 Modeb 189.50—-5299.50 Gustafson -8 DRY CLEANSERS tor, who personally supervises every instaUstlon of floor cover­ FISHER ing to aa.sure complete satisfsctlon. 705 MAIN 8T. KRAH'S gROAb STREET PHONE .n il ( Block* North o( P. n. JR wilLiam^ TOO SOON The Inquirer M l Main St. Phone 4459 rnuasiMMimitmmm

C, -. .• ^^4 >• ;* .4‘ • -‘.J WEDNESlUT, MAt U, IfM 1 lEofuins Ififral^ ATatagP Dally Nat Prets Run ■ * " ' I Thp Waathtr For the Meath M April. tPSO Poreeuet et P . S Weather Bunaa ^ Xncbme Cloudy beooming partly doudy 9,891 lEuruttw llrraUii aad^-armer this afteraoou. To­ Member of the Audit night'te(r to partly cloudy. Fri­ Here Is High Bureau o f CIronlattous day doo^^phowere la aftiruieu. K. . • Mancheiter— A City of Village Charm ■...... ^ In Spite of Siie XU* r h / (OlaaelPed Advartlsing eu P a o ^ 'ti) State Is National Agri- VOL. LXIX, NO. 200 MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1950 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE CENTS eultiiral Topa

Third from th« bottom In land Held on Espionage Qiarges nrro, OonnocUcut l i at the top whon It eomea to dollar value of Democratic Peace Big Three to Arm Ita adricultural enterprla*. Recent flcnrea ahow that thia atata ranka 1 ^ 4 aaeimd amonc all 48 atataa In dol­ 'P • ___M p • « Ii lar value o f ita farm productloa 8 • 8 « per acre. Ita total farm Income Offer Is Spurned averacea $112 per acre, compared Middle East Against with $85 per acre In Iowa and $14 In Texaa, two glanta in agricul­ tural pr^uctlon. Becauaa OonnocUcut ranka for- ty-oixth among the atatea in area By Determined GOP Soviet Aggression and haa a popnlaUon o f 2,000,000, the Importance o f ita agriculture la aometimea overlooked. Actually, there are 90,000 people in the fam- Olive Branch Rejected Truman Hails Plan a^ Ulea who carry on the Nutmeg S t ^ 'a farming operattona, and As Wechsler Tries in Gold Seeks Bail Cut; Sees Revolt in Red More to Stimnlat* their annual producUon haa a value of $180,000,000. AR Con- Vain to Gain Renewal Confidenre in Futui necUcut counUea, at varioua Umea, have ranked among the top O f Bi-Partisan Efforts More Arrests Likely China by Next Fall Security; Both Israel 100 in the naUon in agricultural And Rescue Portion And Arah States ArP achlevementa. OannecUcut containa within ita Of Reorganization Harvard Yard Loses FBI Set Trap 2 Months C » r , r „ » , Wu Predict. U . S. tO GlVC Inehided in Set*Up| bordera 22,000 farma, whoae total to keep cool and oolleetiMi • e • value in limd, buildlnga, and live- Proposals; His Plea Freshman Slot Machines Ago and Sifted 1,200 iSationaltst Counter- Bonefiriaries Warned atock la eaUmated to be nearly $S7S,000,000, equivalent to a $187 Called ‘Political Trap’ Suspects; Photograph Attack in ISovember To Keep the Peac4 \ Cambridge, Mass., May 25.— Economic Aid Intcreat in a^pultural produc­ (/P)—Spinning a penny to put Identified by Fuchs As Tyranny Collapses Uon for each of the 2,000,000 per- state Capitol, Hartford, in a free telephone call at Har­ VVashinRton, May 25.— (/P) aona living in the atate. Pride of May 25.— (i - George C. Conway (Guilford), and not to justify his actions. The or Ita npecific nature. termed Wechaler's peace overture Truman Bars Seoul, May 25.—OP)—Korean of­ Red leaders have sstd they can to the forces recently engaged In • m - father ia a retired cabinet maker; around 10,000 times aa much poi­ The general expectation hero la ‘‘another political mousetrap." ficials today announced the arrest son as other flies, says govern­ combat famine among some 50,- bitter fighting over ths psirtltlon In broiler producUon, two coun- Joseph is an employe at the Naval that the program will begin with of Palestine. tiea, Windham and New London, "We'll have no part of it," as- of more than 200 alleged Commu­ ment fly expert.. Former Army 000,000 mainland Chinese without an Initial allocation of about $2J,- Security Body Aviation Depot here. Protection From Agweelen have become known aa one of the aerted Conway. Harry is accused by the Feder­ nist aympathizers and said they Colonel Earle Aronson, accused of outside aid. 5()0,000, reported to have been rec­ The row which caused yester­ major producing areaa in the al Bureau of Investigation of de­ hod smashed attempts of Red chasing children out of his yard Formosa Awaits Invasion ommended by the American mis­ A British Foreign Office spokes­ days Republican-Democratic rup­ with an unloaded machine gun, is muted Btatap. Their annual output livering to Soviet agents atomic North Korea to Influence this re- Formosa, site of the Orient’s sion to Southeast Asia under A l­ man said today tha Amaricon- ture and brought the G. O. P. de- Silent on Bevin Plan held in Pittsburgh on Federal and ■ eC 10 to 12 milUcn broilera ia val­ secrets given to him by Dr. Klaus publte’s national election Tues­ largest manpower pool against len Griffin. Britleh-French agreement to arm dskm to walk out at the conclu­ state charges ....L o n ger work the Middle East la aimed at halt­ ued at $18 to $14 mlUion. To Seat Red China Fuchs, convicted British spy. day. Communism, awaits an expected To Keinforoe Frenck Bfforte sion of today's session, stemmed The prosecutor's office an­ weeks boosted average weekly ing a frantic rearmament race in Thia atate'a moat unique agricul- “M y son is not a Oimmunist,” Red invasion with undisguised con The American announcement . taral anteriiriaea ia the producUon from a statement made earlier In United Nations nounced the arrest of 112 persons, earnings of 11,600,000 workers In said tha aid la designed to rein­ that area and strengthening the thia week by Wechsler that Gov­ including one candidate for the manufacturing plants to all-time economic positlona of governmento''' . of tobacco for uae aa cigar wrap- (OiHitlngeJ OB Page Six) (Continued on Page Six) force the joint efforts of France pace and blndera. Ranking third in ernor Bowles might call the Lisg- Washington, May 25 — OP) — National Assembly. He said they high of $56.80 during April, rs- and the governments and peoples there. X dollar value among the atate'a lalature Into a apecial session af­ wars-plotting to avssdhttnK' JlS it pstoi 'toiiiiw-of tamw stotutta. of Vietnam, O>mbodla and Laos, Such a program la dealgned, the ter the Republloan State Conven- PrMldent Trumaa aaM today hs agiindtural commodiUea, the Republic. George C. Waldo, chairman of the French-aupported States. But spokesman aaid, to help j ^ t e e t yearty fticoma from the two kinda tio a next month to teat the si8- sees no reason for a super govern­ He said some high ranking offi­ this assistance is only complemen­ the Middle East oountriss%$alnSt cerity of the Republican platform Atomic Plant Connecticut Park and Forest Com­ Huge Fleet , produead—ahade and outdoorwu ment in this country. cers of the Republican army were mission, predicts that “sooner or tary "without any Intention of Communist penetration,' about $30 million. promises. among thoae arrested. He didn’t substitution" for the efforts of the Britain already supplies arms to On hand today at the capltol for That was his reaction to a pro­ later, every large city in Connec­ Smaller la the value o f their name them. Reaches Guam government, the letter empha- Egypt, Iraq, Jordan and Saudi th e ‘ first time in several days, posal to set up a conunisaion on Hit by Strike ticut and most of smaller towns ss output but aUU an Important p ^ Battle Froaters Arrested aiaed. An American Bconomlo Oo- Arabia, under te4sttss wdth those was State Republican CRialrman well will face same kind of water o f the atate'a agriculture are aev- national security to study security National PoUce Chief Kim Tai operatlon admlnlatratlm mission countries. The spokeamSn entd on Clarence F. Baldwin. He said he shortage that New York city Is I oral other typea o f anterpriaea measures. Sun said more than 1()0 members will begin functioning here withn subscribed to the G. O. P. decision .suffering- only worse” .. 8uffl«Jd, Biggest CAincentration four had torhtahed asauranesa un­ I whidi have thair roota in the aolL Vital Project Stopped by of on elaborate organization call­ few days to administer the aid der terms o f the new three-power to quit the session today. He said he is trying to run the O., family flies $25,000 negligent I H ie producta of OonnecUcut'a ed the Farmers and Laborers Uni­ action in New Haven Federal Since W ar Shows Flag program to the Indochinese states, agreeipeni that they would re­ House Adjoununent likely government under the CTonstitution Wildcat Walkout of i greenhouaea and nuraeriea are and he wiU continue to do so. fication Democratic Battle Front court against Trallways of New now threatened by Internal Com­ quest arms only for Internal se­ valued at approximately $9,000,000 Conway aaid that while there were arrested. He said they paid To Southeast Asia munist rebellion and the presence curity. His statement came at a news A F L Construction Men England, Inc., bus company with each year; vegeUblea, $8 mUUon; had been talk of recessing the allegiance to the Communist headquarters in West Springfield, of Chinese Communists on the Mr. Truman said the United Republican-controlled House ia conference when he was asked for potatoea, $6 million, and fruit, $3 North Koroan government. Guam, May 26.—i/p—The big­ border. French troops have beeiv States believes the action "wrill definitely and subject to rocall by comment on a Washington Post Oak Ridge, Tann., May 25— Mass. to $4 million. Chief Kim aaid the Battlefront- gest concentration of naval power fighting guenilla'a of Communist atlmulate, in the Arab etates nnd the House speaker, it appeared —A mammoth atomic plant con­ Some 16,000 General Electric company employes In Lynn, Mass in the western Paclflc since war's Israel, Increased confidence In fu­ likely now that the House would (Oontiniied on Page Six) struction project was shut dowm (CXmtlnued on Page Six) end—33 U; 8. warships—arrives (Continued on Page ture security, thus accelerating adjourn. area decide by NLRB ballot today Hospitals Like at Guam today and tomorrow un- the progress now being made In In his statement announcing completely today by a wildcat which of two opposing unions they der Vice Admiral Arthur D, Stru- the Near East and contributing the wlUlngness to^ resume the bl- wralkout of A F L workers. want to represent them. . .State Home to Marine The strike, which members of Farm Bureau reports that al ble, commander of the Seventh toward the well-being of peoples 4>artlsan conferences, Wechsler as­ Adler Trial No Testiiiiony there.” ^ serted that by their go-home de­ the laborers and. hodcarriers union Secret Report though Connecticut is third small Fleet. began yesterday morning writhout est state in natiorf, its agricultur­ Task forces built around the Me added: Parrla laland, 8. C.,—cP)— To cision Republicans "repudiated Announced In 8 Capitals virtually every agreement arrived Nears Fimsh warning, spread to all other crafts al enterprise Is nearly tops. . . carriers Boxer and Valley Forge Marine Sergeant WiUlam K. Sech- working on the project, the Atom­ Is Missing Two members of I J . S. Senate’s are meeting in Aprs harbor in the On Blast Link "The participation of the United rotA Naval Hoapitala have become at during the last three weeks of bi-psrtlsan conferences." ic Energy Oimmlsalon reported. "Watch Dog” committee arrive in new rotation system which keeps States (iovernment In the declara­ aa much like home aa hia barracka tion emphoslzea this country's da- He reported that aU efforts by "The project Is completely shut Frankfurt on trip to find out if one first line carrier showing' the sire to promote the maintenance o f already apent three Democratic leaders since the break Defense Counsel Cites dowm,” said an AEG spokesman. Army Authol^ities Probe there Is disloyalty among U. 8. United States flag in southeast BoBTd ' Bars r.Query on o f the paat eight yeara recuper­ Asia. peace in the near east. yesterday "to resume bi-partisan Connecticut Law as "W e haven't been informed by the State Department employes. Whether U. S. Had a ating from aeven automobile acci- negotiations in order to salvage union or anybody else aa to what Case of Woman Fired Modern "Chinese village" will The Valley Forge force of 19 Tbe Preeident declined to on- ships includes four snorkel sub. denta in which he haa been,Involv­ at least a modest portion of the He Begins Argument the walkout ia all about.” After \ Qieck Tbefts replace present slum-area China- Hand in Shipment ed, and from wounda received dur­ reorganlutlon ’ program have “The laborers .started the strike tow'n within next five years, says marines. The returning Boxer (OooUnued on Page Sts) ing the Guadalcanal campaign of proved fruitless.” yesterday and today the crafts­ New York State Commissioner of force has 14 ships. : 1942. Dembcrats accused the Republi Hartford, Conn., May 25— (>P)— men joined them," the spokesman, Washington, May 25 — i/P)—A Housing Herman T. Stichman. Struble is a Philippines amphib. New York. May 26.—(Al—A Coast Guard board of Inquiry haa Aa expert midget car racer on MacDonald DeWitt, attorney for secret military report — dealing comedian Eddie Cantor says "I must have been misunderstood" by (Ceatinned oa Page Three) refused to admit testimony about the Midweat circuit prior to hia (Oonttaned on Page Six) Mra. Hester R. McCullough, today (Oentliined on Page Six) with one phase of alleged irregu­ entry into the Oorpa, Sergeant radio reporter who quoted him as a posalble link of the United began final argument for his larities at the Arm y’s St. Louis saying “ I have flred my sponBoi" Statee government with ' the am­ Sechraat la preaently recovering in client who is being sued for libel Finance Center — Is missing, it . . . Great Southern Steamship munition shipment that exploded Flashes! the Naval Hoepital, Beaufort, S. by harmonica player f-airy Adler was learned today. Company says 1,400-ton freighter Would Breed in South Amboy, N. J., last Fri­ C,. from a broken back cuatained O a y Heckled and dancer Paul Draper. Indict Use The report involves a probe by Rboiiol exploded off Communist day, killing 33 and injuring hun (Late Bullektet of the (in W ire) in an auto accident laat Decem­ The entertainers aeek $200,000 army countier-lntelligence Into a (Oina and was abandoned. dreds. ber. Incidentally, the aergeant At N. Y. RaUy damages from the S2-year-old For Murder tip that an employe at the center Nightmare for motorists ends Apes With Man Representatives of two insur­ . waan't driving at the Ume of any Greenwich, Conn., housewife, had attempted to walk off with a with opening of Brooklyn-Battery ance companies for the James Seek Lettuce Disease Contrel o f the aeven car aocidenta. charging she falsely labeled them bundle of negotiable checks, rep- Tunnel connecting Manhattan and Healing Lighterage (Company New Haven, May 25—(AV-Tfc8 reaenting unclaimed allotments Brooklyn under East River . . pro-Communist In aympatby. Dr. Britton Says Coif said, through counsel, yesterday Connecticut Agrtciuturnl Expetl- PnlaoB la Bemeved General Is Quizzed On DeWitt told a Federal court jury German Court Takes and family benefit allowances.' Prime Minister Hhlgeni Voshida " If the United Statee government nwnt Station is nttempting to bring that Mrs. M.cCuUough had two A House Armed Services Sub- abandons his publicized bid for had an Interest In the shipment, node;- control n new lettuce disease^ His Action in Cutting Action Against Ex- emergency meeting with General Scientific Curiosity Tapioca eomea from the caaaava good defenses under Connecticut we think that fact should be dis­ Big Vein, which caused eeriosui MacArthur . plant, which containa deadly l^r- Term of Rse Koch law: "That she made these puMl- Bucbenwald Mistress (OonUnued au Pag* Six) Impels Him to Try closed." loeeee hr most ConnecUoat lettoeg drocyantc acid. H ie heaUng proc- cations without malice In fact; Commander Leonard T. Jonea, fields lost year. It woo reported eaa uaed ia making tapioca kllla senior board officer, ruled the that it wraa true." Charlottesville. Va., May 26.— here today. In charge et the ex­ the poiaon. New York, May 25—(ff)— Munich, Germany, May 25—(>P) question not allied to the probe. Heckled and picketed, Gen. Luciiia Either Defense Good —A German court today Indicted (4*)—The artificial croaa-breedlng periment Is Dr. Soul Bicii, pinal DeWitt maintained either de­ Bergman and Rosselini of apea with humans wrould raise He aaid the (>>ast Guard waa in­ pothologlet at the station. D. Clay cast aside a prepared Use Koch for crimes s ^ n s t Ger­ terested only in determining • • • Anti - Ooromuidst "Hold Berlin" fense would be good in his client's man and Austrian concentration a batch of moral and ethical queg. case, but that both were presented tions, says the University of Vir­ whether any negligence had been Killed By Train { Tow n rally last night and issued a rally­ camp inmates. She wdU be brought Involved and what precautlona because his associate counsel told ginia's Dr. Sydney William Brit­ South Norwalk, CeOa,, Mhy M ing can to the people of the Ger­ to trial late In July. Wed by Proxy in Mexico might be taken to prevent a slml him "I've always heard that two ton. — (A>—eohn Setepen, g$, oC (28 I uj 4ia j man capital and a warning to the Mrs. Koch, 42, Infamous mis­ lar dlaaster. Advertisement Russians. heads are better than one, and on tress of the Bucbenwald concen­ And, he added, he’s just the man Silver BUae nveane) NorwaBq wop that principle two defenses are May 25 — OP)— Roberto.. The much-heralded romance of who wou]d like to try lt--and he’s The Healing company waa In killed when the antomoMle he waa To the people of Berlin, the tration camp, was accused sped Rome, charge of atevedoring the ammu­ former American miUtaiy govern­ better than one." fically of Instigating the murder Rosaellini and Ingrid Bergman, j the untll-then U.8. movie queen ready to go juat about anywhere drivtog woe etrack by a New Tori| Sealed bide addreaaed to the t e ia i The lawryer said he would argue and the Italian director bloiaomed any time to launch such a project, nition, and owned the four barges bound New Bnvea RoUroad ' ^ Board o f KducaUon o f the Town or in Germany said: of 45 prisoners and the attempted whose publicized romance was as to the truth of the charges and while Roeaellinl and Mlaa Bergman "from the atahdpolnt of cold ad that diaappeartd In the blasL on the Orenoeat o f Bottcu, for the tranaportaUoa “ You have within youraelvea the murder of 135 othera. She was climaxed laat February by the that hia associate, C. Driscoll entifle curiosity.” Also not admitted into teatlmony of elementary and high adwol pu- moral strength to stop any at­ charged also with mistreating the birth of a aon, were married by were filming the movie "Strom here today. PoUoe » ri"* #' *■ ' an.’ limes, would discuss the lack of boll” on a volcanic isle in the The phystologist made hia state­ by the board was the amount of pila o f the Town q f Bolton, for a ■u* tempted arisihjg Among the youtha prisoners. proxy yeaterday in Juarea, Mexico, TootkldL' said tortker details we«e ; V. • alice in fa c t Mediterranean. After she finished ment in answer to criticism over money involved in the Pakistan- period o f three yeara, atartlng . V J *, I 1 . of Germany which would destroy S She has been held In a German Tbe nuptlala In abaentia broke not Immediately avoUiMa M I b a i ' • y freedom. B« patient— the time of Thew Wright, Jr, attorney for through legal delaya that had her role in that picture, Ingrid an a recent suggeetion he made at bound shipment of 427 tons of s e e t , Saptember 8, 1950, win be re­ ‘ the entertainers, said in his sum­ 'jail since last October, when she i * * freedom Is rising." blocked the couple’a path In the nounced ahe was ' through with Washington meeting that such explosives. The hearing continues Goverameat FUen Suit ceived waUl 8:00 P. M., EaaUrn mation that It was "nonsensical was rolessed by U. S. authorities f after serving a four-year term on United SUtea, Sweden and Italy films. cross-breeding be used to give the today. New Haven, May 28— (F) — A Daylight Saving Hme, June IS, > Asked About Use Keck before you call people names and Says Navy Refused Shlpmeat war crimes charges. She had been Blnce February, when Mlaa Berg­ ape a boost up the evolutionary 8125.088 salt ban been tied by 1880, at the home o f Mra. Agatha •; 4 t ■ -li , .7,(e-*\- A lone heckler disrupted the lead other people to believe you're Valid In Italy Stanley Diamond, traffic man­ IMdDkoii. Secretary, RJ'.D. No. 1, * sentenced originally to Ufe, but man quit her film career to bear ladder. goverameat In Federal oenit kata rally and caused brief disorder af­ calling them names, not to go to' A high Italian jurist expressed "N o Soleatifle Difficulty" ager of the Judson-Sheldon divi­ ogotast Mojeatie Metal Spedaltta% Andover, OonneoUeut, at which ter poUce had routed 1,000 chant­ them and talk with them.” Gen. Lucius D. Clay, os U. S. the Italian director’s, aon. the opinion today that the Mexican •,y ~ military governor, ordered the The ceremony was performed at "I tried to be funny," said Brit­ sion of the stionsl Carloading cor­ of Moaeap. The esanlatoli ttma they win ba publtely opened ing pickets outside town haU. He said, “ You can’t And out what proxy marriage will be valid in poration, teaUfIsd that hs Whs told pad read. sentence i^u cod to four years.- He 12 noon (e. a. t.) by Judge Raul ton of hia comment at the meet­ bronght by U. 8. Atteraey AdrioB A loud murmur arose from the Draper and Adler believe in with­ Italy, unleaa challenged by Sweden, that ths ItekisUn Embassy In W . liaiW and Assistnat D. ff^ AM -■ out asking Draper and Adler." said examination o f trial record Orosco In Juarea, just acroaa the ing of the National Academy of Anytmm wiahing to bid win be ■ * ' '. t' ' audience aa a young man began The source, an Italian Supreme Sciences, at which he spoke main­ Washington was trying to have teraey Edward J. i Bairgaa, oB i: - ^ . { beckUng Clay becauae had cut the Wright said the Greenwich Com­ and reports from lawyers showed Rio Grande from El Paso. The Court Judge who asked not to be — detailed Intem attea oa the * ' . '* • judge sold Juarea attorney Javier ly on the probable effect that th(i State Deportment lift on em­ legen the 8ns owsd the gweWto ^ !■ ‘1 prison sentence of the notorious munity Concerts Association aatia- the charges were booed on "hear­ quoted by name, said If Swedish eat routep, eiae o f boeee, Alvorex signed the register for gravity played in the development bargo against loading more than meat .8108,998 on a raaoH a i waS ^ by the chairmen of the Board . ‘I. • Itse Koch of Bucbenwald. fled Itself on the entertainers’ loy­ say and not on actual evidence." authoritlea contest the validity of i - ;:*• Clay Aotten Brought Praleato Roaaelllnl and Arturo Gomes Tre­ of man's brain. 500 pounds of omnumiUon at South contract aegottottoiim ^ 1 ^■dneatkm of tha towa of Bol- Many men and women jumped alty after meeting with them sev­ the ceremony, on the ground the vino, another Juarea lawyer, sign­ "A ll I did was quote other Amboy. /"I ' o u r a a k ^ to their feet, some o f them shout­ eral wreeUa before the appearance The reduction in sentence pro­ Swedish star la not free to marry, ed for Miss Bergman. phyaiologlsta on the subject and Diamond previously testified Sentaoee Bedarad j ing. which Mrs. McCunough had pro­ voked protests In the United then "our authoritlea would have Hartford, May $8 . (g)-"As atm ^ , Board of Bdaeattoa States and bocoms a subjoct for Two aritneaaea were present— remark that creation of a new that ths N avy hod refused to The heckler continued shouting tested. to look Into it." ' auR ad pnr t MM granted t Z J 1 ^ right to ipjoct aay a ^ I» .. U. 8. Senate Inquiry. German Uorcallo Glrosi, a New York at­ type of beast might again lead to handle the shipment at its Earls, two sbove ths noise until two detec­ the Beard ad Pordsan a$ r lito ppA award the ooa- authorities on n ou n ^ they wrould torney tor Roaaelllnl, and William Ingrid Bergman hopes to return traffic In slavery,” he declared. N. J., depot tives escorted him out o f the audi­ Trwuarjr Balance ersAMd 88ato M m I It-diiHi to be the bee* try her and sha was put In joll at A. Cbeka, BI Poao attorney. to the movies soon, a friend aaid And he maintained that the breed­ ' Tbs witness sold the Healing torium. About 100 persoos fol­ feraaer Barttord nai : o f the towa. Aichoch In Bavaria Immediately Morrlogo Not Bigamy today. ing posM no sdentifle difficulty company was agent for-loeding the lowed. Some of those who left the Washington, May 25—<$V-The Btads^ w ill hvro a 18 yanra i B o p n iig ■dBoattml, after her nleose by the Ameri­ RoaaelUnl announced the mar- He quoted the Swedish star aa and will be tried eventually—if It ammunition aboard the Isbrondt- auditorium with him cried "Let poaitlon o f the Treasury M ^ 23: aeatoaee roiaced la ' ^ Tpwa e f Boltoa.^ him speak." Net budget receipts, $227^005;- cans. riofo In Rome through a spokes­ aaying ahe plana to reaume bar hom’t already. aen Una’s Flying Clipper. The . George O. Hope, l 848.48; budget expenditures, 8109,- Hons Ilkow, the Bavarian pros- man and'declared “ thia la not big­ cuieer when the publicity about "A fter all,” he observed, "It’e dock receipts, hs sold, ware aboard A lt w Clay had answered the OOwFlBOOiB OT BmPid Chainnia. 882,797A2; cash balance, $4,537,- amy, Mias Bergman is new lagolly bar and Italian director Roberto time to atop fooling onxind with .(Ooutlaned oa V M e Six> 785,810.68. iO M ttoaoi m P am BU) Mrs. RosaalUnL" BMSalUBl diaa d a m . 1 fruit fllsa and start fk Uis sbml" OB F a n Xfeim i oa i A -‘i ': }