iBatu^^oter Ettrning If^raUl SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1950 A v e n g e Dally Net Praas R ob m ^ __^ A- A .a — -* a. a ^ a .* a V - .* a . The Weather bdl was sent to Mr. Jonas, but aC For the Month ot Jnly, 198# eourao that wasn’t his name. It’s About Town a nice gesture of friendship, how* MBochcgter Officer On I^nge At Caipp Wed 40 Years, Bulk or Box Candy Heard Along Main Street avar, and might bs ooplad From Freshmastcr 9,723 Tonight, fair had eoel; low moor r. lifM. of ‘H Omi friends or organisations. ' ziuauinFiStFr iwuFniiin ifiFraiO Hieet, kM woM— a hMM from Member of the Audit SO. Tneaday, fair and aunnyi high And Somm o f ManekeBtor^$ Side SitoHs, Too To Celebrate Electric Caiidj'’"Ca8C0 tka baaplUl aftar uadar* ion Boreaa of Clfcalattoa* near 80. gobig traatmant than. Next to Tha Manehestar Eva- M tm ehester^A CUy of Village Charm When was Manchester’s great i roads In repair. We are sure the nlng Herald, we cannot think of a Week-End Observance Arthur Drug Stores Am lU a l, OaU Frankenbur- ‘Homeland Day” parade held — smaller communities such as Man­ bigger bargain for the few cents ------— involved than is offered by Uncle air and Jack Whlthaa. dalagatM in June, 1018, or June, 1014 T chester would welcome some relief O f Mr. and Mrs. Joseph VOL. LXIX, NO. 278 (CteaMBeO aa«M«Wag «• Pan* 18) MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1950 (TWELVE PAGES) ham tka CTP ot tka Oaatar Om> Tlila newspaper recantly car­ from the expense of highway Sam’s poatoSice department. For PRICE FOUR CENlB gracattonal church, laft today ter maintenance. a single penny one can send a Hank Seeing Held ried an article about the “Con­ MNiBLV PEOPLE yauBf paopla'a oonfarence at necticut Spirit of ’78” which .in­ postal or greeting card all over ' ^ . . cam p Tnlch'lnc, Dearlnc, N. T. cludes two Manchester men—Mi­ “ I'm a taxpayer and I demand this broad land; for two cents It Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hauk of Wa to xot eare how oM you are- Meet new friends. JMn chael Barry and P. Fred Meitsner. my rightn. I want you to come to may be sent to Canada. For three Lake street are celebrating their, auch and euch an addreea right cents you can send one of the new the g e t a c q u a in t e d CLUB. y i f Janat Schretbar of 379 The article stated that the original fortieth wedding anniversary this Weat Oantar streat, la apanding a “Spirit of ’78,” a living portrayal now and take care of thia------," 1a giant greeting cards, more than ^*1, tefomiation a familiar, yet unfair expression four times the size of the regula­ Weekend. They were married Aug­ caU aMb.'Bhmes. 40 Chiudi aacatkm at Carttale, Pa., the of the famous painting of that Street, Hartford. Tel. 7-4SSS **PaniMyhranla Dutch” country. name, was organised to take part Dog Warden Lee Fracchia hears tion card. These, together with ust 18, 1010 by Rev. H. C. Boeck- in the “Homeland Day” parade. almost weekly. small pieces of mail, require spe­ mann, who was pastor of Zion Reds Lose 11,000 Men Three We stated that the parade was Warden Fracchia, one of the cial handling at the postoffices. Mr. and Mra. Charlea H. Edgar- best Manchester has ever boasted, Lutheran church for fourteen ly, Jr., and thalr daughter E3alne held in June, 1013. has turned in a splendid job during Many Of the large cards are print­ years, from 1900 to 1914, now de­ We were questioned about the ed with colored maps or scenes in Bgrbara have ratumed home from the past three years. Yet, to some ceased. They have made their their vacation apant at Cape Cod. date. Wp received a latter from residents, he's no good whan it popular summer places and we have a prominent resident who stated home in Manchester since their SERVICES While there they renew old friends comes to answering their com­ actually seen them framed and Margaret^8 2 0 !l Nehru Ponders of the family. that she believed the parade was plaints about dogs, cats, squirrels, adorning walls of homes. marriage. Mr. Hauk is a native of Steel Mills Slump in June, 1014. We do know that or any animal for that matter. Austria and Mrs. Hauk was bom That interpret the wishes the celebration was held just be­ In Spite of Casualties Laither Leaguers of Emanuel Fracchia Is the dog warden. He : Visit to Peiping fore the outbreak of World War 1, A local landlord was in the in New Jersey. Lutheran church who are looking does not have to answer any call Hartford Office of Price Adminis­ of the famiiy, forward with anticipation to Hl- but we aren’t positive of the exact for any other type of animal un­ They have two daughters and a date. The Herald's newspaper tration recently, discussing the Camp Edwards, Mass., Aug. 19— (Special)—Captain Clarence W. Rush son, and two granddaughters. • f- ' *r Laague camping the last two less he wishes. Lee, a conscien­ pros and cons about upping the As Strike Cripples To Talk Peace files were burned out In 1923 and tious worker and a fellow who dis­ of 08 Cooper Hill street, Manchester Conn., has his eye on the target Their daughter, Helen, is the wife weeks in Atigiut at Lutherweod, rental figure on a vacant apart­ the church camp in Webster, we cannot find reference to the likes saying no, except when some and his finger on the trigger, aiming to please his coach, Lt. Col. of Alfred Selnstock of New York John B. Burke ment, unmindful of a young couple City; Patricia is Mrs. Herbert Foe Aims New Blows Maad.i include the following; Jack “ Homeland Day” event In the town irate resident calls him over the Richard L. Shaw of West Hartford. The men, members of the 301st KIINKRAI HtiME history. within hearing distance. He was Carlson of Plymouth, N. H. Their Indian Premier Invited Robinson, Donald Anderson, coals, has gone out on hundreds Combat Engineers, 70th Infantry Division. ORG, are on the carbine Can any of our readers give us of rat and other animal cases. taken by surprise when tha girl son, 0)nrad, is a student at Man­ 87 East Ceolei st. TeL 8888 3 Key Rail Depots Mavia Small, Walter .Holland, range at Camp Edwards where their unit is in summer training. To Chinese Red Capi* Dorla Ounaten, Linda Pearson, the date of that great observance? There is no fee for answer­ turned to him and in a pleading chester High school. Richard E lU ng^, Richard John­ No prise goes with this, - under­ ing complaints on roaming dogs. voice said; “ Oh please, may we Mr. Hauk, who formerly con­ Ambotoaee Servloe tal; May Give Up Plan son, AUm Johnson, Bernard John­ stand. we just want to know what The fee for bringing in stray dogs have that rent?” not knowing or ducted an auto top and. wood­ At Taegu and Pusan the correct date for that parade or for taking care of dead dogs caring whether it was in tha con­ until they would run no longer. fully pushed his way through the working shop on Falrvlew street, 5-Day ‘Token’ Walkouts To Lead U. N. Group son, Douglas Nelson, NMcy Weir, Now it seems that most folk get Violent Deaths P rl^ lla Treat, Qail JRhnson and was. ks one dollar. fines ot Hartford or ianywhere else. crowd and into the Store. is now employed by the Alexander Slow Nation’s Econo­ Recently a womafi called War­ a new model about evei^ other Within a few seconds. Burton’s Jarvis company. George Gentile. year. New Delhi, Aug. 21—(iPi — In­ We note-that the road dentists den Fracchia and said she had a had lost its designer, the window The couple have received a num­ my ; Hope for Pack-1 Enpiny Hiirrips Fran* nest of bees outside her wjndow. Here we can tell how it really The way we look at it. nothing display was restored to its original ber of congratulary messages, Take Weekend dia's Prime Minister Nehru consid­ Members of the Army and have been busy again this week In happened. The crowd gathered and appearance, and the young design­ FOR SALE ered today whether a trip to Peip­ Season’s First Blow Navy Club Auxiliary will meet town. Sections of highway surface She wanted them removed. Lee is obsolete as long as It satisfies flowers and gifts appropriate to a ard Accord; Detroit | lically to Meet Sept. 1 said he would for a three dollar the master of ceremonies Jumped the owner. er (she was about two years old) ruby wedding. Tomorrow members ing or to Lake Success would best this evening at 7:30 at the John that have broken are chipped out atop a big tractor and ita heavy ICE CREAM BAR ON News’ Publication] Deadline Set by North and the cavity filled with new ma­ fee. The woman “hit the celling” was restored to her mother. of-the family will gather at the Toll' of Seven serve the cause of world peace. B. Burke Funeral Home, 87 East equipment and shouted, “Now, Seems that these Impromptu Center street, to pay their re­ terial. We have often wondered and said it was outrageous and as We might as well face it. Men Hauk honfe for a family dinner m a i n s t r e e t Stalled by Radio Tiff Skirts New England Korean Gov’t; U. N. a tax payer she was being depriv­ please, everybody come over here designers aren’t unusual in Bur­ party. Official sources said the Indian spects to Mra. Margaret I. Mc- why road building contractors .to see this demonstration.’’ do play cards for money .in Man­ ton's. The modernistic windows leader has been invited by the (Chi­ Oaughey, who was a member. have not come out with a better, ed of her rights. After blasting chester. And .not all of there play­ Four Victims of Traffic nese Communists to visit their cap­ Forces Inflict Punish* the warden verbally, she hung up The crowd moves over. apparently look very mysterious Very good condition. .Ail By The Associated Press ' From there they will proceed more durable surfacing composi­ ers are.„atrictly honest. ital but has not decided whether tion. Or why something of a per­ the 'phone receiver. Lee did not “ All right, Fritz!” shouts the and fascinating to half-pint shop­ modern equipment. Interior Three key midwest rail Accidents; Three Die This formal portrait of Princess 120 Miles Off Coast ing Blows; MacArthur about eight o’clock to the Holmes investigate. MC, “Let er goV‘ A story , is going the rounds that pers who slip away from their Margaret has been released to to go there or to.lead hia country'a manent nature hasn't been devel­ recently redecorated. delegation at the United Nations Funeral Home, 400 Main street. In Other calls, and they are numer­ Fritz starts the tractor in a in a game played this week, one of mothers. terminals were struck today From Plane Accident, mark her S8th birthday Aug. 21.' Confers With Top tribute to Albert Ford, whose oped. the .sharps complained to a friend Assembly next month. ous, are from owners of dogs who whirl of noise and slugging gears. For further information by two big railroad unions in Scareral ’ newepape** expect the Edward VI. Barrett, Aaalstant Bulletin! 10 a.m. (e. m. 1.). The province's wife, Mrs. Edith Powers Ford, la Usually most of, the damage Suddenly there is a tremendous as they were walking, home, after There will be a lot of absentee Drowning, Shooting princess tn announce her engage­ He will take th0 course, these Hci-retary of State for pbbllo IJ. S. Army Air Chiefs seems to occur during the winter want their dogs killed but when protest over failure to win Miami, Fla., Aug. 21—(4^— battened down but It waa doubt­ an auxiliary member. Informed the fee la three dollars, clank. the game: ballots used this year in the elec­ FUEL OIL ment to the Earl of Dnlkeltli soon. sources said, that seems to offer affairs, has been named chairman * - . f months. Perhaps this is due to TEL 3 9 0 2 bigger wages and shorter the best chance of helping tn re­ A new tropical hurricane de­ ful If the storm would strike on the owners are peeved. “Shut er off!” screams the MC. “ You know. I am beginning to tions. .Service men in large num­ By The Associated Press ^ — (NEA telephoto). of the new National Psychological veloped Into too mile winda land. By The Associated Press chains used on heavy trucks and feel that the crowd we are playing bers will be away in training by hours. Five-day “ token” solve the deteriorating interna­ buses. If this were studied and Warden -Fracchia Is not on sal­ Something broke," he adds apolo­ Violent death etruck down sev­ Strategy Board. The agency will overnight and caused hurri­ The Weather bureau said In United Nations IleadqusN ary. He la not obligated to bring getically. “ Beat It down and get with are not on the up-and-up.” that time, and provision Is being i walkouts began at 6 a. m. (lo­ tional situation: direct the propaganda war against found true why not make these en persons in Connecticut over See* Poealble Opening cane warnings todny In the advieory that the hurricane eUll tern placed Red losses in Ko­ truck and bus owners pay at least in any dog unless paid for his ser­ a monkey wrench, Fritz.” “ What makes .you think so?” made for the sending out of quan­ cal time) at the Cleveland. communism throughout the world. lieeward and Virgin Islands waa "dangerous with winds up to vices. tities of these ballots. .Perhaps as ! the week-end and four of the vic­ Controls Vote The sources did not say the Chi­ One plan u.ider consldenitlon rea at 11,000 men in the last JO-ANN a part of the costs of repairs? Balked for the time, the MC, “ Well, I found that some rat had Louisville and Minneapolis- nese Reds’ invitation was connect­ and nn alert on the big, popu- 100 m.p.h. near the center." It There have been several cases quick at the changes shouts, “ While stolen one of the aces I had hid­ many as 500 local votes will be I WANTED 8t. Paul terminals. tims were traffic fatalities. H-ould place a ring of radlo-ehlpa Ions Island of Puerto l| | oo. advised all shipping from Nova three days from slashing Al­ Just yesterday State Highway in the past when residents have made by this means. ed with the Korean war. .They around “Iron curtain” aectinna -of Commissioner Hill said that road we’re waiting for the monkey den up my sleeve." RANGE OIL. COAL, The unions—the Brotherhood of Another of the dead was the made clear, however, that the In­ The small but dangerous Scotia to Southern Newfoundland lied nir and ground attacks, Reader and Advisor called the warden and said that wrench, folks, step right over a Faces Senate the world to broadcast anll-('om- maintenance costs throughout the they had a good dog and wanted COKE Railroiul Trainmen and the Or­ victim of a mystery shooting dian leader viewed It aa a possible storm waa discovered hy the to avoid the atorm. but the Communists contin­ state had mounted steadily for few feet here and see the demon­ Burton's.women's apparel store This here is a funny war in the EXPERIENCED der of Railway Conductors—have opening for work toward a Korean munlst propaganda. (NEA Tele­ Steamship Maurtenne ealy 40 Reports Huge Mrae Warden Fracchia to And a home stration of this fine new pneu­ terms uead, pardner. To begin with, which neither • the medical exam­ photo). ued building up strength to­ Has MoTsd To New Addrem eight years. He hopes that they for the dog. From time to time on Main street had a new windoW announced that they'll start simi­ peace. mile* eaat *f Antigua Islaad In New England, the Nantucket will start downward from now on. matic—” designer at work a few days ago. the South Koreans xioh't say “you- lar strikes tomorrow morning on iner nor the police were able to Action Today (Thou En-LiaT, Chinese (Tommu- —the *am* genera) area lightship, southeast of Nantucket day on both the northern and different mien and women ask the At that very moment, with a classify Immediately. The shoot­ S3 Elm St„ Off Main St. But he can't assure us of that. warden for a dog of a certain She was young, attractive and all.” lt'8 hard to tell a southerner Dial 5135 CARPENTERS two vital short-line railroads—the nist premier, cabled the United where the hurricane now off island, waa the closest to the hur­ extreme southern fronts, Cannot highway engineers and loud pop and a hiss of air the pneu­ talented, and from the moment from a northerner. The First Cav­ 238-mile Elgin, Joliet and East­ ing victim was not Identified im­ Nations yesterday that the “ Ko­ the Canadian Mnritime Prov­ ricane area. The lightship radioed poaalbly for twin full-scale offan- breed. Usually, when a dog stays matic hose broke. For Inside and Outside mediately. The body waa found In British Urge Near Connecticut Generai road building contractors devise his flve day period at the dog she stepped into the angular show alry division is infantry, mustangs ern Railway Company, and . the Measure Will Pass, But rean question must and can be ince* formed 10 days age- It'was impossible to tell how far aivra. some way of drastically cutting That was the moment somebody window passers-by began to no­ ain't horses at all, it's untankable Work— Apply at 320-mile Pittsburgh and Lake a West Haven salt marsh. Police solved peacefully.” He demanded away the storm waa. but reported With only 10 daya-to go to car­ pound and is not claimed, if a per­ MORIARTY said there was a bullet wound in Insurance the cost of maintenance? We pay son wants such a type dog. the should have fainted to draw atten­ tice. - country and over half the fighting Erie. Exact Form Hangs in that his government—which India Boston, Aug‘1 21—(iP) *— New 85 mile an hour winds, “ mountaln- ry out the Red Korean govern- tion away from the equipment, 5 Dover Road the head and a rifle was resting W orld Aid Plan a lot of money for new highways, warden passes along the infqrma- She started to re-arrange the is being done by them. Or Phone 4112 The five strikes aimed short, but BalAnce as Over 4 0 has recognized—participate in Se­ England breathed a s l ^ of relief OU0 seas” and zero vialblllty. nient’a orders to thiow the Alllto TeL 6-1S70 Hartford then we are called upon to pay a tlon. However, In several recent but nobody dropped. display and then the crowd of BROTHERS Jarring blows at the nation’s on the man’s cheat. curity council discussion of the todsy as the eeason'a jfrst major ' The O ast Guard credited ad­ Into the sea by the end of August, Instead, lunch call went just A collision between two auto­ considerable sum to keep those cases, a party wanting to get rid spectators began to grow. Com­ And finally, here is another hot JARVIS REALTY CO. economy. Estimated affect on the Amendments Come Up Korean question. hurricane passed some 120 miles vance warnings with preventing the Communists renewed a build­ of a dog, also tacked a sizable fee then. pletely oblivious to her audience tip for Manchester's hoarders; steel industry alone was estimated mobiles Sunday in Tolland took Chou last month suggested to Offer Program to Take off the coast. the loss of ships all along the At­ up on their aide of the Naktong on the dog w-hen the dog was call­ Demonstrations can always be the talented and pretty girl was There is going to be a shortage of St loss of approximately 185,000 the Uvea of two Roxbury, Mass., India's ambassador in Peiping that Over When Marshall AbnormnI high tides snd gale lantic coast. One merchant vessel, river near Waegwan, 12 mllee ed for. depended on to hitch up. apparently more interested in her whip-sockeLs. persona and sent eight otherb to Washington, Aug. 21—i>P)—The Asian nations mediate the Korean winds with gusts up to 55 mile* the SS Edison Mariner, rode out northwest of Taegu and just out The life of a dog warden la not work. She’d finger a garment, with A. Non. (Oastlaaed m Fags Two) the Rockville (?lty, hospital. State Senate faced a vote today on a conflict. Plan Expires in ’ 52 an hour were reported in Nan­ fne center of the hurricane in a of range of tha U. 8. First Caval­ easy when so many people get the It seems that every time some her head cocked reflectively to PINE PHARMACY PINE PHARMACY poUce from the Stafford Springe home front mobilization bill which Posed Two rlaas tucket and Cape Cod in South­ 100-mtle-an-hour wind south of ry Division’s probing guns. SPECIALIZING IN barracka identified the dead aa TTioiigh India la supporting Uni­ wrong impression of the duties of new inventioi^ auch as radio and one side, and then pluck off the would give President Truman London, Aug. 31 (O Britsln’s eastern Massachusetts aa the Block Island, R. I. At the same time, General Mae- a dog warden. Manchester should television reaches the buying pub­ price tag and throw it over her Andrew Jones, 17, and Maxine ted Nations action in support of storm skirted the coast and Wave* Damage Ship Arthur's headquart^a aaid, a big tn Williame, 30, both of Roxbury. broad emergency powers over the Labor Party has outlined a new CUSTOM BUILT HOMES be proud of the excellent work lic the same thing happens. People shoulder. And then there was a Scientific Thermostat z T Primary Key * the South Koreans. Nehru has put roared out Into the North At­ A 7,427-tnn freighter, the Rus­ buildup of forces was going on on being turned In dally by Warden are wary of buying until they are touch here and a pull there that 39 Mlnleter’e Son Killed nation’s economy. ’ forward two peace plans for Ko­ world plan of mutual aid designed sell R. Jones, was damaged by 40- GENERAL CONTRACTING In Our Cigar Dept. o PINE PHARMACY That it would pass waa taken for lantic. the extreme eouthem front near Fracchia. sure just about the ultimate in would have completely altered the There were two other eastern rea. to succeed the Marshall Plan jghen Tha Weatbac. bureau aaid that foot waves, and was reported Chiniu,.th* Rada’ aouthetn hews. REMODELING AND REPAIRING Means FRESH Cigars Connecticut accidenta which granteid; the exact form of the bill perfection of the particular inven­ appearance of the window if some­ To Mayoralty In July he wrote to Rusaia’oOen- ft expires in 1982. tha hurricane waa expertad to pasa Fifth Air Fores pilots said thia We note in one of the New- York tion has been reached. thing hadn't happened. and Tobkccos E Is Open Sund€iy All Day brought death. At North Stonlhg- hung in the balance. erallssimo Stalin and U. 8. Secre­ FREE ESTIMATES 9 Included in the measure intended The proposal Was contained tn a Canada'a maritlma previneaa about (Onatlnned on Pag* Thr**) waa a ” terrl5e attempt” to build new^Mper columns that a Broad­ It la the same with the auto­ The group of spectators grew X Free Delivery For All Your Dnif Needs ton, Paul S. Garland, 18, Of Nor­ tary of State Dean Aeheson, rec­ pamphlet by thfc Party's powerful for an offensive—a major drive way character, John Hanley by mobile. Many potential buyers wich, who would have started hit to curb inflation are credit re­ ommending (hat the Chinese Oom- MORTGAGES ARRANGED to such proportions that It attract­ Arthur Drug Stores H ^lominationa in N. Y. strictions end defense production Executive Committee. The pam­ againat Pusan, the United Na­ name, has a plan to raise funds In wait a little longer because they ed the policeman on the beat. sophomore year at Wesleyan imi- munista' be admitted to the Securi­ phlet, made public over the week­ tions’ last-ditch supply port. believe that some additional appli­ verslty next month, waa injured features, plus authority for Mr. ty council as the first step In ne- New York with which to buy tha Shouldering in for a closer look, X O May Furnish Tip-off on end, sets forth some of the commit­ Thrown Off Bnlaaeo ERNEST A. RITCHIE ance will be available on the next he peered into the window. Noting a. PINE PHARMACY 2 tatally late Saturday night when Truman to invoke wage-price con­ tee's ideas for a new election plat-’ counties of Northern Ireland and ce the car he waa driving atruck a trols and rationing at any time. September Schedules Blit the Oommunlats were l i UBEKTT ST. TEL. 8172, MANCHESTER make a present of them to EUre, or model to be offered for sale. Re­ the talent, attractiveness and 664 CENTER STREET TEL. 2-9814 Successor to O’ Dwyer (OoatlDiied on Page Two) form. member how It was with radio? youth of the designer, he regret­ Notice public utility pole and overturned The House on Aug. 10 approved Britain, America and other free thrown off balance, largely the South of Ireland, 'The column The first seta were of the ear on the Norwlch-Weaterly, R. I., a similar legislation overwhelm­ through Allied air power, which intimated that Hanley had com­ PINE PHARMACY PINE PHARMACY western nations would contribute phone type. Then came the big By The Assoieiated Press road. State police said the car ap­ ingly. to the mutual aid plan. Sent to Draft Boards s headquarters officer said might municated with 10 Downing street loud speakers detached from the With the lineup for their State parently skidded on wet pave­ In advance of Senate balloting have hurt the Reds far more than about his plan. Zoning Board of Appeals Burma Jails Armies "Not Enough” receiving set. Finally we were’ of­ Sad Senate tickets atlU up in the ment while rounding a curve. on a big stack of amendments The pamphlet called for armed had been Imagined. Perhaps the whole thing would fered the AM seta which continued In accordance with the require­ Young Garland was the son of the (starting at 12 noon, e.s.t.) and defenses to resist the on-rush of The Allies gave ground only, in wortc out much along the lines of Sir, New York Democrats and Re- pretty much standard for quite a ments of the Zoning Regulations Rev, and Mrs. Malcolm W. Gar- then on the bill Itself, adminis­ Noted Surgeon CTommunism, but added: To 2,500' for Pre-1 Ximc I^NcHr one aector -a two-mile withdrawal Manchester, Conn. an Incident that occurred hero in time. Not too long ago FM seta of the Town of Manchester, the j^bllcana pick candidates for 45 .land, of Norwich where the father tration leaders predicted approval “ Reliance on armed strength is north of Taegu on the’ central Manchester a number of years ago. were put on the market. Zoning Board of Appeals will hold House seats in primaries tomor­ ia pastor of Park Congregational of a measure acceptable to the not enough. The Democracies must Induction Exaniina- * «* front. Here a Red attack waa Now comes television. It. like ORCHARD NEWS row. The late Patrick Dougherty, dean a public hearing In the Municipal church. president. Author of Best Seller be positive, ronatnictive and pro­ tions; 6 5 2 Slated for^ broken up when artillery, possibly INDUSTRIAL of the local barber trade was a radio, seems to be going through Funding, Monday evening, Au­ Early Fall apples are now maturing. An early va­ Most of tMbse nominated in New At Woodstock early Sunday See Privilege Defeat gressive, not merely defensive. For Red Move for ths first time In any war serv­ great jokester. He and the late a growing period. The huge, weird- gust^ 28, 1950. at 8 P. M„ on the Tork will be present House mem­ morning, Henry Brown, 50, was They forecast that the Senate Suspected of Aiding 'Ihey.should launch a program Of Service in Oetober ing aa a spotter for planes, lit up Isaiah Symington, a well known looking antennae, are giving away following application: riety of McIntosh, while not very large, but fully ripe, bers since only three Republicans mutual aid for world economic de­ the sky with flares so that fighter- gradually to bullt-4n antennae. We killed Instantly when an automo­ would beat down proposed changes PROPERTY ~ HEAVY local merchant tailor, also consid­ and two Democrats face primary bile in which he waa a front seat Karen Tribesmen velopment. Reverses of North Kor­ bombers could go Into action, n ie had the round, white receiring atato of ConnecticDt excellent eating and good for sauce, are now ready. eontesU. which Mr. Truman ha4 aaid fall Hartford. Aug- 21—(P) — State erable of a kldder. were continually Bequlrement passenger went out of control and in the category of "special privi­ Morgan Phillips, Party Secre­ planes were believed to have tubes, but now some dealers say -1 Wyoming and Mississippi voters Draft hcadquartera notified Con- With Railroad Siding arguing on almost any subject We are also picking a few Wealthies and Gravenstcins. crashed into a tree. Two,other oc­ lege" amendments. Rangoon, Burma, Aug. 21—(4*)— tary, Cold reporters Britain would ean Reds Will Force Main bailding adjacent to siding, heavy industrial they are obsolete and that the rec­ Application o f Alexander Jarvis Will choose House nominees the take the lead in planning such a necticut’a 25 draft board* today ot (OonUnutd mo Png* Two) Both of them frequently argued tangular, square tube Is the only for (>rtiflcate of Approval for same day. Wyoming will also cupants of the vehicle, including The CIO declared last night Dr. Gordon S. Seagrave, famed Soviet War Decision the driver, were uninjured. that amendments of that program. He said it would develop their September schedules for constmetion, about 9,000 sq. ft., partly heated, 3 lava- the Irish question, Pat Dougherty thing. New and Used Car Dealer’s Li­ Vegetables are just fine at this time of the year and select party candidates In a gov- American doctor who has spent a the Idea—expressed In President three doors opening on siding, office, parking, being a staunch Son of Erin and Can the salesmen wonder why cense on property on South aide Drowns In Sound s ready approved would cost con­ lifetime caring for Burmese sick, shipping pre-draftees Into Hart­ prices are most reasonable. Our stand on Oakland Streget amor’s race. Delaware Dehio- sumers billions of dollars and Truman's Inaugural address — of Washington, Aug. 21—CP)— Isaiah Symington being a support­ they find selling difficult? of Center Street (West of Cooper The state’s only drov^Uig vic­ is being held on suspicion of aiding helping develop "backward areas” ford and New Haven proceaaing raiding could be adapted to many industrial opera- is now open all day Sundays for your convenience until tim waa Donald D. Hogan, 20, of transform the anti-inflation bill What will Russia do whan her British Troops tioii& About 4»000 sq. ft* In throe other buildiiiffs. er of King William of Orange. Be­ Salesmen will give you the an­ Street and North of West Center 1 (Oeattaned on Page Bight) the Karen rebels, the Burma gov­ of the world. centers. fore the South of Ireland was di­ swer. Just buy one of the new mo­ Hamden. Hogan, an employe of into one to guarantee profits. ernment has disclosed. A tptal of exactly 2,500 men will North Korean satellite begins to Land about 38,500 sq. ft. Best suited for use with Street) in a Business Zone, as further notice. Omits Schuman Plan vorced from the British Kingdom dels each time a new one comes on ihown on plot plan filed. the Montoweee house in Branford, Pending amendments, tjie CIO Officials said no charges have The pamphlet, entitled "Labor be called, out of which 652 men are lose the war? Head for War railroad and truck delivery. a campaign to sell bonds to aid the the market. They do It with auto­ drowned in Long Island sound near said, are even worse and would been placed against Seagrsve, and the New Society,’ said “work scheduled to enter Army duty In All persons interested may at­ the auminer resort hotel when a make the bill “ a fake and a fraud October. Of these, 1,468 men will Reverses for the Red Korean HARRY LIBBY South was conducted in the United mobiles, why not with radio and tend this hearing. whose book “ Burma Surgeon" should start now on the prepara­ television as well as any of the canoe;, in which he and two other upon the America^ people." be processed at the 496 Capitol army will force a decision by the 214 Street Hartford, Conn. Statea Zoning Board of Appeals, made him known to millions. They tion” of the new program, although Soviets on whethsr to move open­ other appliances? There was a PERO ORCHARDS News Tidbits employes were trying tow a row- Senate Democratic chiefs gave said he will appear ahortly before the Marshall Plan still has some avenue center from August 28 to Two O ack Outlita Set to Phone 54-4080, Mornings, Mon. thru lliura. In order to try to get Syming­ James H. McVeigh, 278 OAKLAND STREET September 14. The New Haven ly Into the Asiatic war or bide ton’s “goat” out Dougherty past­ time people kept their automobilaa AVERY STREET a Burmese court. He ia being held two years to run. Chairman. CuDed From (/P) Wires (Uoattaned on Page Bight) (Oontinaed on Page Poor) station will take 1,032 men at the- their time for another day when Join U. N. Forces Battl­ ed one of the bonds in the window William H. Stuek, MANCHESTER WAPPING in an undisclosed jail in Rangoon. ’ITic pamphlet will be discussed the stakes could be greater and A Burmese Government spokes­ at the party's annual conference rate of about 70 per day from Aug- of his barber shop located about Secretary. uat 30 to September 37. the odds better. ing Reds in Korea where Marlow’s store is now. See­ U. S. la reported planning to man said Seagrave is suspected of in October. After the tonference, The time for Moscow's decision aiding the Karen tribesmen, who the executive committee will draw Walt IndocitloB Dates ing the bond Mr. Symington ap­ transfer occupation of Austria The echeduling has been held up. apparently Is coming nearer. Hong Kong, Aug. 21—(iP)—Two proached Mr. Dougherty and sold from miUtary to clvtUan direction Deputy State Draft Director Her­ The swift and long advance of crack British battalions of tha feaders of Weekend ' (Oimtlaarti m Pago Poor) (OMttBoed M Pag* Two) him a ticket to raise funds for an in O ctober...... Red Cross says bert J. Henneasy aaid today, pend­ the North Koean amy has ground Argyle and Sutherland Highland­ Orangemen’s Orphanage daring large amounts of Mood a n aeeded ing arrival of actual induction down to at least a temporary halt. ers and the Middlesex regiments him to put the? receipt in the win- to meet needs of fighting men in dates for the September draft. Tha build-up of the strength by today were reported packing up WASTE PAPER Korea and expanded armed forces. . Notice was received Thursday aft­ American forces, with more help to join United Nations forces In row of the barber shop beside the Riots at San Quentin SAVE YOUR CAR--. . . . Jobs In New York State have ^ 1 bond. Pat Dougherty took the dare, ernoon that inductions would start from other United Nations mem­ Korea. Increased more than 180,000 aince September 18 tn Hartterd, and con­ made a donation to the Otanga- ber in the offing. Is under way. An An official source named the J M J atari of Korean war, saya State tinue for four days. offensive to destroy the Korean units.. 1,500 strong, after General men’s home and put the orange Department of Lstbor .... At least News Flashes Draft boards also received offi­ Red nilltary force la in prospect colored ticket in the window be­ Confined in Solitary Sir John Harding announced in ----SAVE MONEY! 23 forest and bruafa fires burned cial notification of their Septem­ for the months juat ahead. And it Singapore that a British infantry side the green colored bond. Then in tInder-dry CaSfomla over week e< th* (P) wire) ber induction calls. Henneasy said ta then Russia will have to'decide. willt all were happy. COLLECTION force would be sent to Korea Im­ When It Needs Reptdrs— take It to end. San Quentin, Calif., Aug. 31—(P) Fight Starts Uproar they in turn will send out notices Effect ot Korean Loss mediately. So, to counter- Broadway’s Mr. to report for induction to the men Automobile pioneer Baneom E. —The eleven ringleaders of three The first outbreak, Duffy aaid, She will have to weigh the pos­ Harding, commander of th* Brit- Hanley s plan to buy Northern Ire­ V a t C s ^ r a g e Olds ia reported etill ‘^ tlc a lly ill aa soon aa possible, but will get MONDAY, AUG. 21 week end rioU in San Quentin > came Friday when Irving Cornell, Find Womsii'g Body sible effect on other nations with­ land someone of the Ulstermaa in Re-Lined and weakening" at his Lansing, prison were held tn solitary con- i New Hsveiu Aug. 21—(/P)—^The body of s New Jeraey the October pre-draft physical no­ in the Soviet sphere of defeat for (OiMltaMd om Poem BQiht) , this country could raiaa funds to Mich., home. . . . Canadian Cab­ 27-year-old convicted Los An­ tices out of the way first. The law No paatter what maka'^aar you driva . . . no finement today. i woman who-has been living at the Y.W.C.A. here was found her Korean 0>mmuniat atata buy the countiaa of Eire and giva inet holds emergency masting in All outbreaks were in the mesa : geles sex offender, attack*^ an in­ requires that men be given 31 against the risks of taking a di­ L e c a u A e ... them to Northern Ireland. It might IN THE NORTHEAST SECTION awttar' what repaira it needs, yon*D be giving what is believed to be last-ditch hall. i mate- mess hall attendant. Guards in the rear of the dormitory today. Police aaid Miss Elsie days to settle civilian affairs aft­ rect hand in war with the United work out like the Dougherty-8ym- FBonelf and your ear a break when yon take it effort to avert naUonwld<| rail Eleven men were injured by { broke up th4 fight. More than MeCloy about 50, of Englewood, N. J., apparently fell from er ndtlflcatlon of 1-A status be­ Statea and United Nations. “Aussie” Quads ington incident—everybody would ta Van> Garage. strike set for tomorrow . . . AFL flying trays, cups and other uten- 240 men eurged toward the guards. a fourth floor fire escape near her room. fore their Induction, but all the Russia, for reasons of her own, be happy. Help th« Hoppital — Help L onl Industry By Continuing threaident WUUam Green says •ils hurled around during one of The guards quieted them down by a 4 * may conclude tha time ' to move To Save Paptr. Ih c Nood Han Not DimlBlalMd! labor will be willing to make an­ the meleea. firing eHots over their heade. (Oontlaiied m Page Bight) isn't now but later when her mili­ Are Fine teataad of tha usual ramam- Bagart mo­ other no-strike pledge U neces­ Warden (Hinton Duffy aaid the A few minutes later the second Barbara Accuses Irish Tenor tary strength la even greater, ‘They have the knack of doing my slip cot. sary, but ha says that Industry Bridgepoii, Aug. 21—(AV-Former actress Barbara Ben­ brances of flowers, fruit, cards, tor tfgalra^ riot, were “outbreaks of hoodlum- riot broke out. It was then that Treasury Balance meanwhile using tha Korean situ­ etc., a friend o* a patient at Hart­ should maks as-exosas profits ism’’—not protests against the the utehails were thrown. Guards nett testified in Superior Court today that her ex-huaband, ation as matarial for her . peculiar Slow Motion Quartet Ar­ ers, drapes and blankets exactly as I want ford hospital treated the latter to whoel pledge St tarns time. food. He aaid they were not finally quelled this. The third riot' Washington, D.C., Aug. 21—(n propaganda technique. O ow d of applicants stbnfas into Morton Downey, Wallingford Irish tenor, failed to Inform a day’s sUy in that insUluUon. A planned in advance. came at the Satuitlay evening her that one-of their five children had been ill flve weeks. Miss —The position of the Treasury: Some officials at high level in rived Over a Span o f ^em . Fve been using IDEAL for ALL my card was sent to tha patient in baJaneiag,. offices oi Clevaland tank plant In Duffy returned from vatotlon to meal. Ae soon as .the men sat Net budget receipts, 8106,878,- Washington incline to tha belief attempt to by-paas Hna ot tboo- Bennett Is seeking a temporary injuaction forcing Downey SO Hours at Sydnejr ‘ queatlop bearing the following brake peraonally nuperviae the mean hall down they began booing and hoot­ 801.09; budget expenditure*. 888.- that Russia doesn't want to pro- dry gleaning. And, of course, I’m saving meaaaga; "Today you are the INCLUPBS UBOR sasto ot othsr ssar woftassksra. last night. He ordered extra guards ing. Again It ’took rifle shots in to comply with an agreement by which ahe alleges he agreed 118,750.86; cash balance, 15,010,- guest of Mr. John Jones.” Tlia Ttie Army and Navy . . . BIU to provlds mnHhljr family to duty todgy. the air to restore order. to furnish her with a dwelling for three months each summer 891,811.88. i (Onathrand on Pag* Bight) Sydney, Australia. Aug, 31.— Green Stamps.** soppprt allowaaoss for dependent (P)—Mra. Batty Sara’s quads, wives, chUdren and psrsnta*of sU and .winter so that the children may reside with her. AND LINING __ _ • 1 * a a • j who gava moat of Australia tha C id b 1 enlistsd men In armed ssrvleas jitters during tha SO hours tlwy 1 0 % reaches Ssnats . . Aaaeelatad Deck Stacked on Judge^ GlOctte To Televise Series I Farouk^ Back for More^ took to arrive, wer* reported to CMh and Carry Press pass to ascond WorM Stii- Cincinnati, Aug. 21—(AV-Television rights to the 1950 good health today. Green Stamps dent Congress In Prague la caa- World Series went today to the Gillette Safety Razor Co. and Th* 29-year-old BngUah war REPOIR Bdsi Brakd Job esUed and Correspondent WUUam, brida and her husband, Percy, a Oatic is escorted from grounds. Chinese Suffer Setback Mutual Broadeaating Co. for $800,000. The bid—near the Loses Heavily at Tables former AusttaUna Air Faroe fan­ Seretae Khnms, king of Bsmang- million dollar auric from a $65,000 beginning in 1947—waa ner, anonuttced th* toUowlnf BINGO In Tciwfi wsto tribe, arrives In England by $600,000 higher than last year. nam** ter the bebiea: plane with his white qpeen and Loo Angeles, Aug. 31—(P)— Fed-a a a a DeauviUa, France, Aug. 31 —(P)>f>party in hia honor at the casino, AU*on, girl, bom Thnredhy >-< • lM .Spectotots roared, and Judge Har­ U U'filT Evfry Safiir^^ Nighf thalr S-months-old daughter to en­ eral Judge Ben H e r t | m looked at I rison promptly took a hand. Would Drop A'Bomb —9!aypt’a vaentioning King r o f he spent two unsuccessful hours night, weight 8 peunda, 9 LS >rees IIUIHIIE ter imposed by British gov- a fun house wtoca b e w n d e to the I “Get this s t r a i t ! ” bs admon­ ottk pai4 anotSar visit to ths gsm* a^ U|a gams. Tharo whs no ootl- ounee*. DOLL^ 94VE smment . . . Air and ground bench and ordered his clerk to call ished, “we can open this issslon Chiesgov A og. 21— (/P)— A 38 year eld Chicago busincfs- Ing tabls* early todsjr—and this mate of hia loasia, but mambara ot PhUip, bore Fridtof riSht, VI' STARTING AT 905 SHARP pesass team up to search hot des­ the calendar. ^ without the aid of a jokef.” au n , leader of tha “ ChrlriUn Actiaa Party,** volunteered, to­ time ha loot heavily. his bodyguard made aavaml trips weight, 8 peunda, U ounoto. M ia tih ro x MORE CENTO AT yAPJ*8 ert country in Aiiscms for 8-yssr- “High, low. Jack,” cried Oerk With a flush of embarrassment, day to fly over Moscow and drop an atomic or hydrogen btimb Previously tha portly young to tha bank tor mors eUpo as tha Judith, bora Satiatoy, orijliA P l n l l l i v n O tod Garry McCarthy, misslag mera Murray Wire. A moment of alienee t^e cleric checked his cards and monarch, who arrivod last Thurs­ royal luck cesUinuad bad. 5 pounda. U R I N s t r e e t S l '3 • OB the Kreailia.'Hc is Lar Daly,^operator of a stool and chair regular games ' S SPE aA L S Mma M h sv a . . . Rep. Davis, (R- ensued. stood pat. "<)uoag lU, Wong Lew day won an aotimntad $80,000 nt Agn Khan b Onaal Mark, boy, b e n SatiatoB C* .'V- • WU) totototo sm to “And the game!” called a hoarse and Lusy Jak!” haieaUad. , factory. He says he ip fouader of the party whose alogan ia the DoauvlUa caaiao's chemln: to His funsta at tha oiahorate dia- nlfht, weight net diaeloeed. I O m m oaom onto clgim exemp- voice from tha rear. **W«r Npw W lth'IM .R am ^’* Hp aiade his offer in a letter fer tablaa j IHto,trato m ilitvy servlcs. Thera was tha dtuea to pay. .« aa VSg^XhiM). addraaasd to Pradipat Triuaaa.’^' But sariy today, ^ftor a gala (C Pha* X hn ol It ir’V d t N. MAWj;«l!J55TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ MONDAY. AUGUST 21. 1950 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MOMUAl, AUGUST 21, 1950 PAGE hit-and-run attacks in the south B. Kalter officiating. John Oock- Punishing Blows On the U. 8. 25th Dtviaion. The erham presided M the organ and SthPolioCase American 35 th Regiment held interment waa tn Bast cemetary. Local Couple Western > Nations Win Wish to remind the.ehlldren of the Island Sound forced Regan to^ -Stato Qiiard major and compositor Take Big Red Toll fast in the face of aa asaault by Bearers were Joseph - Me- To Hold Bicycle annual playground picnic which bring his large motor cruiser Into in ths composing room of tha Nsw ATHLETE’S FOOT ain enemy regiment.. Tha. U. 8. Caughey, John MeOaughay, Ar­ will be held at Center Springs park New Haven harbor for the night: Reported Here 24th Regiment, forced back about Wed 25 Years Thursday, August 24. Those who Havsn Rsgtater, diad last night at YIELDS TO SIMPLE thur Johnson, Harry Johnson, In Battle of Kilowatt Show Wednesday Aboard, besides 'Regan and his Grace hospital after a short ill­ (Oeatlaped from Page Oae) 500 yards, later retook the Harry Friedrich and Frank Carl- plan to attend should get permis­ wife, were their two daughters, SPRAY TREATMENT ground. But the big enemy build­ W e d d i n g s sion from their parents.' Joan and Marilyn, and New York ness. A member (tf the merchant aon. Applr PED-I-MIST, (sst-«rTtat. ealsfc Qiild Admitted to Hos­ broken the back of an attack on up in the south still was out of Mr. and Mrs. Albert By NEA Foreign Serv|oa , marine in the first world .war, Large delegations from the wyUiing for them to gain In con­ A Wcycl* show will be. held ^ publisher John David Griffin. Montague enlisted In the State wtiss (easleie* sa4 ■*nsM6a. fn a the crack II. S. 27th Infantry Regi­ range of U. S. artillery. Army and Navy club and Its aux- Berlin—(NEA)—The latest <3>Id ^ tinuing the eut-off. Wednesday morning at 10:30 at Famed Singer Seeks Haven tlie a*w spray «*|, plasUs bekle Isa pital Satw day Is Deter­ ment Mra. Mary Berk Lenoraky. Dandurand Celebrate Guard in World War H and roiM, relist (rsBi AthteU's rset, BtaswerW Report Third Red Buildup tUary, from Anderson-Shea Post War skirmish ended in a smashing loTf**. originally built in Memorial Field. Bath boys and State Guard Major IMee On the ground in thia aector, the Mrs. Mary Berk Lenorsky, ’ of V.F.W., and Its auxiliary, and Douglaa-Ilodger New Haven, Aug. 21—(iPl—Radio to the rank of major. He Is sur­ sail siker fsagas tStssMsas. XUwl- m in e Positive A third Red buildup was re­ lUO Tolland turnpike. Buckland, Silver Anniversary victory for the Western nations. 1921, is still not ftnishsd. It ciut’t Flavell-Swallow giris are invited to display deco­ vived by his widow, Bara "Curzon Bates tks casss. Safa aa4 aasa. infantry beat back a counter­ ported by pilots In the eastern from Uie Britisb-Amerixan club supply the maximum of 200,000 rated bicycles and tricycles. and motion picture singer Phil net PKD-I-MHT at all 4ras aad 6a- attack. and thia morning a patrol died late yesterday morning after Even the Russians conceded de­ Regan was an unexpected visitor New Haven ,Aug. 21 (Iri Adam Montague. Funeral services, will Doctor of the battin area, where a lingering Illness. paid la.st respect.- to Mrs. Mc- kilowatU It wlU be able to de- The playground directors, Judy 1 be held Tuesdsy. partmeal stares. Msaatsetaiad by SSI- It WM learned today that eight- found five Red tanks destroyed, South Koreans have pu.shed north Caughey Saturday evening at the Mr. and Mrs. Albert Leo Dan­ feat in the Battle of the Kilowatt. Iver next year. Um the 100.000 Handley and Ralph Carlson, also here Inst night. High sess in I.ong 8. Montague, 58, a ronnectlout Johs r«.. West Harttord. Caaa. year old Steven Codner, aon of Mr. two self-propelled guns, a troop of the Ktgys-Pohang line in an Bom in Poland, she had been a John Burke Funeral Home. The durand, of 851 Summit street, re­ Two years ago, just one day It supplies, sufficient for the needs and Mm. C W. Codner of 19 Avon­ carrier and three trucks knocked resident of Manchester for the ceived the congratulationc of their before the Soviet blockade of the olTrnsivs which the .South Kore­ many beautiful floral tributes al­ friends yesterday afternoon and of tts customers. Is a tributa to dale road la Hated aa having a out by artillery, mortars and rock- ans .said coat the Reds heavily. last 48 years. Mrs. Lanorsky la so attc.sted to the great esteem in Western sectors of this city be- Western effort and ingenuity. poeiUve caae of polio. The child et fire. The- -Red - 15th, tSth and one of the oldest members of the evening. wH«i they observed their gen, the Russians cut off elec­ In flghling over the week-end whicli she waa held. sllyer wedding anniversary. Be­ a-aa admitted at Memorial Hoapital Polish' Alliance Society, Group tricity. The tactics worked. su ited in April. 1948, In Sep­ Saturday for examination and ie ing for a drive in this sector. 518. of Manrhe.ster and also a tween 50 and 60 of their relatives, There wasn’t enough electrcilty the Reds lost nearly 2,000 men In Alln-rt Ford friends and neighbors called to tember. 1949.. the Economic now at Isolation Hoapital in Hnrt- Knock Out Tun Kct Berliners living In the ‘ fronts anil the balance on the • She leaves two daughters, Mrs. ices for Albert Ford, of 177 El- ceiving hours. Guests were pres­ BUperviaes the Marahall Plan / ■ Town Health Officer Dr. R. R. 1 night the South Korean Navy has ea.stern .sector. Allied reporta Benny Kulig'owski of Manchestor dridge street, who passed away at Western sectors was hard hit. Keeney said today that today's | knocked out two Red Korean ships ent from Rhode Island. Massachu­ In early July of this year, the \? “P Job'­ •,.'i r ^. I said. The Reds were trj-ing to re- and Mrs. Alfred Daunor of Buck- the Manchester Memorial hospitaL setts and different parts of this ll made available the equivalMt caae is the fifth local polio case loaded with trojips and ammunition I inforce a bridgehead acroas the land. two grandchildren and one Were held yesterday afternoon at Russians again stopped power H ♦ ‘ of the year. However two of the off aouthwestem Korea. Red state, and remembered them with supplies to , those same Western 916.500.000 to re- r. A i I Naktong river at Hyonpung, 15 great grandchild. four o’clock at the Holmes Funeral many beautiful flowers, and appro­ bulM the power station. cases were not diagnosed as polio casualties were reported heavy. ' The funeral will be held Wed­ Home, 400 Maid street. sectors. ’Thia time, however, at first due to the extremely mild ' miles southwest of Taegu, nojy priate gifts in silver. nothing happened. • There was More than 2,000 German engl- One Red ship was sunk snd one that their big bridgehead in the nesday at 9;S0 a m. from the W. Rev. Richard B. Kalter, curate Mrs. Francis 8. Futoma, the for­ and laborers worked around symptoms, and the victims re­ damaged in naval shelling off Changnyong sector, eight miles P. Qutsh Funeral Home. 225 Main of St. Mary’a church, officiated. mer Miss Gloria Dandurand, who plenty of power for cooking, heat­ the clock on the project. Hehvy covered wit' out developing the Usuynng near MoUpo on Korea's I farther to the southwest, haa been street, and in 8t. Bridget’s church During the iervicea Robert Gor­ makes her home with her parents, ing, lighting and even for radios. machlMry - 1600 tons of It-was ■ usual symptoms. However a slight southwestern tip, the spokesman I chewed Into a bloody pulp by U. at 10 a. m. Burial will be tn St. don, assisted by Mrs. Gordon at assisted in serving the guests. Gown fai over the Berlin airlift % GENUINE ALL MAHOGANY muscular weakness has followed said. He gave no details pn the Bridget's cemetery. the organ, rendered tw^o solos, They have one eon. Albert Louie Berliners called it a "miracle.’’ ^ m e places were too big for th^ getjulring tlVatment. number of troops involved or the ' S. 24th Division troops, U. 8. kla- But It was the result of hard work. ; vi; ' rine.s and American planes. The Friends may call at the funeral "The Old Rugged Cross’’ and Dandurand, who waa graduated C-54 cargo planea, and had to be Therefore, Dr. Keeney said, alxe of the vessel.-. "Nearer My God to Thee". from Manchester High school, and Between the first and second i- while there is no present likelihood The spokesman said the Reds bridgehes^d there ha.s been erased. home after ee\-en o’clock thia ave- Soviet power shut-off—a period cut up with acetylene torches and In the air. Allied planes made nlng until the hour of the funeral. ' Saturday evening a large dele­ a grandson, Leslie Futoma. later re-welded. that anp mrlous development of were retreating with heavy cas­ 200 individual flighta up to raid- gation from the British-American Mr. Dandurand and the former of about two years—an old power That the bard work and money tha itistast will occur, he would ualties in the Tongyong area plant had been put back into ac­ i- . '.'Ji((afc»,e«> I afternoon Monday in support of. Mrs. Sarah Croaltey club, of which the deceased was a Miss Melva L. Faircloth were mar­ waa well apent la seen in thia , . |H like to strsds the need for suspl- aoutheast of Chinjii. ^ u th Korean member, visited the funeral home, ried in Port Chester, N. Y„ 25 years tion. financed by Marshall Plan ^on of. all ailments at this time M^rineT l.nded on ,h 7 e;;;sr “ Mrs. Sarah Ooakey, of 58 El- counterpart funds. by a Berlin housewife: Mra. Herbert E. FlavrII Mra. Wilfred G. Douglae Mra. Dwlxht Rowe Miller li i reported intlictlng casualties and also a delegation from the ago. They have lived In Manchea- We Berlinera now have the Mving d* do with pain, colds or behind enemy lines snd captured dridge street, died at Manchester Daughters of Uberty. Order 17. of ! ter about 12 years. The Russians, after-a month of (, . — upsets, and he warns that good damage. Strikes also were made Memorial hqepital Saturday night this latest power blockade, saw reeling that our city erected mili­ Misa Beverley Joanne Swallow, Miss Joan Mildred Rodger, I Mi.'*s VirRinia Mae Hunter, Tongyong town. in the north at Inchon, Seoul'a port, after a Idng lUnraa. which Mrs. Ford is a member. tary monnmenU, but Americana praettm now would include avoid- "It IS only a matter of time to Numerous and large floral | that It wasn’t working. They an­ daughter of Mr. and Mra. Earl daughter of Mr. and Mrs Edward daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas «Bce of crxjwda and the taking of and Kimpo. iU airfield. A tram of Bom In Portsuiown, Ireland, nounced that they would resume nave ^ven us something which Swallow, of 30 Oak Grove street, clean up the enemy stragglers," ,17 boxcars was fired at Chinju in pieces showed the esteem In which [ Steel Mills Hit we need In our everyday Hvee- C. Rodger, of 85 (hooper street, i J. Hunter of 12 Jackson street, All precautions to detect narly any the spokesman said she had been a restdmt of this the dectaaed was held. ; electric power deliveries to the was married Saturday afternoon and Wilfred George Douglas, son lattack of the dlaease. central Korea. town for the past 60 jrean and three Western sectors, thus admit­ electricity to keep us warm and at two o’clock to Herbert Edward and Dwight Rowe Miller, son of The spokesman is a South Koc Bearers were Frederick Eng­ «• "1th heat for eook- of Mr, and Mrs. William G. Doug­ i Mr. and Mis. Louis Austin Miller rean naval official. He said Soutli Warns og .Atroeitie* was a member of the Sm th Meth- land, TiMmas Dowd, Albert Ford, By Rail Strike ting that there was no longer Flavell. son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Korean Marines were flghling with Navy carrier pllota flew 198 cKllst church and the BritlMi War Walter KOrd, William Lappen and liam Flavell, of 71 Eldridge street, las, of 28 ICssex street, were mar­ ! of West Haven, were married Sat­ I s o r t 1 e s yesterday and re- | Veterana Auxiliary. at the South Methodist church. ried Saturday, afternoon at three high morale. Raymond Gordon. Burial waa in (Costumed Fmas Page One) urday afternoon ‘n Emanuel Lu­ On the southern front, a acream- ported destruction of 77 locomo­ She leaves a Bister, Mrs. Ed­ the East cemetery. Palms and white gladioli decorated • in St, Mary's Epicopal theran church. The single-ring tives shortage of which already ward Stanfield of Bdston; a the church for the double ring j u, ing charge by 1..500 Communists tons (production loss and layoffa Nehru Ponders cererttony which was performed by ' church. The double-ring ceremony. ceremony was performed at three drtfve U. 8. Negro infantrymen off has been causing the Reds to use nephew, James McCullough with News Tidbits 9 ' oxen and human power to, move whom the made her home; and for at least 28,500 workers. Rev. Fred Edgkr, pastor of the | ‘« 'h e ab»ence of the rector. Rev. o'clock by Rev. Carl E. Ol.son, Battle Mountain, a strong point Other labor developments: CuUed From (/P) Wires •church. Henry Hilliard was organ-1 Alfcrd L. Wi liams was perform- pa.stor of the church, in the preS' I STEP TABl.E . . . all less than two mile.- .southwest of boxcars. B-2P bombers Sunday seven nieces. Mrs. Henry Rock­ Visit to Peipiug^ iiiahognny with ninset dropped 80 tona of bomb-< on raii- well, also of Manchester, Mrs. About Town Hope for Packard Peace • iat and accompanied the soloist. | «d by Rev. Wilfred Greenwood, as- cnce of a large number of rela­ Haman, 20 miles eaat of Chinju. Fred Baglin. who sang "Because," I .y Rev. Richard B. Kalter. tives and friends. Miss Eva John ro'C'KT.MI. TABl.E . . . nil iilficr top. 1.5" wide, It dominates other tf. S. positions yards two miles from the heart of George Wingarsky of Wjnthrop. The marriage of Miss Lucille F. At Detroit, negotiators retumtid The bridal attendants were Mrs. imhopHny with iii.nnrt Irntlii’r 15'.j" long. 26" high. — ' aertoS psesxnar tc wcer- Pyongyang, Red North - Korean Maas., Mrs. Harold Mooney of to the bargaining table In high Governor Bowles nrgea cities "Oh, Promise Me” ami the "Lord's son played the tfaditlonal bridal SSMjSj t ve».>t Doss tba bsS* jtsi In the sector, and has changed Caoey of Cohoes, N. Y.. and Fran­ and towns of Connecticut to Join To Talk Peace Prayer. Elizabeth R. Runde, sister of the music and accompanied the solO' l.'P Ovni. 20" wide, 32" IniiK, „ so me-- hands four times in three days of capital. Bedford. Mass.. Mrs. Thomas cis A. Husarik of School street, bopea of settling the strike of bride, and Robert J. Bell waa liest . mvut TUtt so trj 'VaUon of Medfield. klaas., Mrs. 8.000 CIO United Automobile with state on Thureday tp observ­ The bride, who waa presented in iat, Misa Dorothy Miller of West 16 ’ hlRh. sk Til— nil Cac- bloody fighting About 25 Negro General MacArthur warned will take place Saturday. August ing apeclal "Day of Dedication’^ (Continued from Plage One) marriage by her father, was at­ man for Mr. Douglas. Ralph J. Haven, sister of the bridegroom infantrymen fought a daylong North Korean Premier Kim II Sung Charles Burr of Hartford. Mrs. In .St. Marie's church of Cohoes, Workers at the Packard Motor Car Runde, brother-in-law of the bride John Kempes of Danielson, and Co. by the nd of the week. honoring 48rd National Guard di­ tended by her .sister. Mias Lois who.se selections were "Because,” battle alone on the mountain when he would bold him personally re­ •N. Y . vision and other military uniU go­ gotlating a peace settlement. 8U1- n Ami Swallow, as maid of honor and Robert Boardnian were ushers. and "The Lord’s Prayer." Palma, Tables of this Character Reds cut them off. sponsible for any more atrocitie.s Mrs. Henry SUchlin of Paterson, The executive board of the CIO Given In marriage by her father, •V. J. New York Newspaper Guild met to ing into Federal Service.. Sen. In endorsed the proposal: Acheson and Mias Virginia OlekainskI and white gladioli and cathedral The Reds were reported making such at the massacre of U. S. Past chief daughters of Helen Brien McMahon (D.. Conn.) says rejected it. Miss Ann Gonder as bridesmaids. the bride wore a gown of white pn.soners of wsr last week bv Funeral services will be held to­ consider recommendations for satin, its fitted bodice had long, tapers decorated the chancel. Are Usually $32.50 or More Davidson Lodge, No. 98, Dauglv settlement of the strike of 400 that Russian rejection of world­ A week ago IndU’a Security George Flavell, brother of the Given in marriage by her fa­ •North Koreans. morrow afternoon at 2:30 at thf ters of Scotia, will meet with Mias wide control of atomic energy had council delegate. Sir Genegal N. bridegroom, served as best man, pointed sleeves and Peter Pan col­ i!i MacArthur conferred with Gen- Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Main employees of the New York World- and ushers were Herbert Kearns lar embroidered with seed pearls. ther. the bride was attended by Leather-topped tables have al- Elizabeth Brown, 20 Arch street, Telegram-Sun who left their jobS forced U. S. to develop hydrogen Rau, suggested thkt the council’s Miss Margaret Alice Wright of 11 era! J. Lawton Collins and Admiral ! ®^'***- Richard B. Kalter. tomorrow evening at 7:45. bomb In eelf-defense.. AFL Presi­ six small-nation members study and Robert Stavnitsky. Her veil of silk Illusion waa held wa.va been considered finest 11 Forrest P. aherman. top Army ard ' Mary's church, will June 13. The Strikers are to vote The bride's gown of embroidered in place with clusters of orange East Hartford as maid of honor, on the terms tomorrow. dent William Green says organized all proposals for a Korean aetUe- and Miss Dorothy Miller as ‘ami most luxurious of tallies I' Navy chiefs, who arrived in Tokyo o®**!!*^*- burial wall be in | labor must “gl»-e Congress a good raent and draft a peace plan. Thus organdy eyelet was fashioned with blossoms and she carried a white I .Mondav morning. reiurtery. Mrs. John Glenney, of Bigelow The Detroit News was unable far only YugoslavU and France an Illusion neckline. Her fingertip blble with orchid marker. hride.smaid. Mr. Miller's bc.st man a home could ow n...... hut Friends may call at the funeral i street, arrived home Saturday by to get its first edition on the houseclraalng’’ in this fall’s elec­ was Norman Maddern, and the tions. have expressed support of the In­ length veil of Illusion fell from a The matron ot honor wore hunt­ beyond the reach of a slim THIS TAG APPIARS ocAum home from three o'clock this aft-1 plane from Dallas. Texas, after streets today because craft union dian suggestion. crown of seed pearls and rhine­ er green satin and net, the bodice ushers, Robert Berlii}.. and Edward budget. But take a look at -moon until the hour of the fu- i e n d in g the past six weeks with membera employed by the news­ Greenburgh, N. Y„ policeman stones. She carried a bridal cascade of the satm and the full net skirt Munzner, all three of West Ha ON All OF THESI TAIIES A ll British Urge neral. her son-tn-law and daughter. Mr. dies after being stung by swairn ven. , these . . . and take a look at paper refused to cross picket lines of white fawn dahlias, light laven­ over satin. Her matching head- loA6 moKogany Iwmb*' tt W46d ta #11 aigotatf LET US GIVE YOUR CAR F u n e r a l t “The budget committee for the The technicians walked out of ture Communists describe as CIRCLE ENDS broidered organdy gowns with lace qurt of flame gladioli. was fashioned with a lace liertha, lei'A porti aad mahogany toe* vOAtor* q a th* new process apjmived by the ptywnod tV*fo<9» look tw ‘t* (roatteued from Page Oae) Te^imonial Dinner to be given the News-owned radio station Sat­ showing American prisoners In Ko­ WED. mitts and picture hats to match, the full skirt of double nylon tulle rea was taken In France during The mother of the bride was at­ Leather Assn, of America. LAMP TABLE all mn- THAT SHOWROOM LOOK! Mrs. Rolilaa Lwrder August 30 for local members of urday in a wage dispute. Paul Henmld In the maid of honor'a in orchid. Mias tired in a peacock blu8 satin dress, over the taffeta. up an election platform "the mo­ the National Guard win meet to- Republic Steel HU World War II. .Acting Prime Min­ Gonder’a in yellow and Miss Olek- with gray accesaories, and the Her imported Parisian heir Tagged at prices you’ve never hognny twith russet Irnthcr ment It 1s necessary.” Funeral serriccs for Mrs. Com- ister Arthur Fadden of Austr(Uia ‘‘SO YOUNG. SO BAD*’ top. IS^ ' wide, IS-'," long, t'OCKTAII. TABLE . . . aolld nwihogany with rr.sr.dant Robir.a Larder, wife of night at seven o’clock at the ar- u.*’**"*^ ..If;"''*'*'’" slnski’a in green. The honor at­ bridegroom’s mother wore a navy loom veil, draped from a horse ■before .seen on leather top The pamphlet' did not discuss , . , . . mory on Main street. Member* of says that British, Aiutralian and P L l'8 : Bill WUliama U tendant carried a cascade of pink blue sheer with coral accessories. hair bonnet, trimmed with white tables. On Sale Tuesda.v . . . 26 " high I.owcr shelf. Iculhcf top. 20 ” wide, 36 ' long, 16" high. France’s Schuman Plan for pool-, l-eweUyn Larder who w, New Zealand troops sent to Korea "Blue Grass Of Kentocky- dahlias, Miss Gonder a cascade of Both mothers wore corsages of rosea, extended into a abort train We have the e<|uip- Itig Europe's coal and steel in charge of •*—the local Salvation will be grouped Into British Com- hurry in! A Army Citadel from 1914 to 1916. orchid dahlias and Miss Oleksinski dwarf white dahlias. A reception Phew ore long lace gloves and previous H rty publication on Eu­ ^ i employes In Cleveland. nMBwealUi force. a cascade of yellow dahlias. for one hundred guoets followed in carried a colonial bouquet of ment and the trained ropean unity rejected any kind of were held yesterday afternoon at ___ The walkout by members of the STARTS THURSDAY rinard Wed. at Noon . . . 0|>cn ThurMtays the SalTsuoc Army CiiMOtL Mrs Coroner Theodore E, Steiber of Gene Tiertiey fai The reception followed in the the Evangeline room of Murphy's white gladioli and atephanotis. supr^atlonal nrganlxation wfticii Brotherhood of RsUlroad Trainmen Bridgeport reports week’s post­ church banquet hall, with about restaurant. The dross of the honor attend­ I’ntll 9 P. M. (other da.vn to 5:30) rraftsmen to repair and could \dictate economic decisions Larder died Thursday lughl a t . Company No. 2. Manchester i began promptly at 6 a. m. (e. d. 1.1 “NIGHT AND THE CITY" OPEN EVENINGH Ocean Gro*.>. N J.,' ahile vacs- . ponement. until Aug. 29, of second 250 guests present,, the bride’s For a motor trip through the ant wa.s of orchid marquisette to member nations. Fire Department, will hold a reg-1 on Republic’s 22-miIe River 'Teriiil- hearing in connection with death ------PLUS ------mother receiving in a dusky rose over taffeta, similar in style to hy appointment, phone 4150 nr aee paint your car so jt wiil To Push .VationaUullon tionir.g there her daug.hcers. uiar dnil tomorrow night at the I nai Railway. It employs some 40io Northern New England states the vnur salesman for arrangement Tn.. _« J with one of whom sfce made her hoee house at 6:80. . workers. of Miss Elizabeth M. .Ayree. "SQUARE D.ANCE K-ATTA'* dress with navy accessories. The bride chose a green suit, brown ac­ that of the bride, the strapless FREE P.4RK1NG . . . RIlIMiET TEK.MS f‘V look like new. Sec us for wealthy spinster. .General Afotors bridegroom’s mother was attired cessories and orchid corsage. They bodice of the lace with ruffled : Labo^ ’ a S o n ;''t.[:r '’BnUm ^^k S tf" ------1------I Republic halted production of lace bertha. Her large, crown­ to suit ynnr particular needs ■ iron, steel and coke last night in C'orp. estimates annual cost of lU in a perrywlnkle blue crepe dress will, be at home to their friends all work of this type. No could cooperate onlly with Stoctal- ‘ ' proposed pension plans for hourly with white accessories. Both after August 20 at 48 Essex street. less lace hat was trimmed with ! 1st governments It- declared that ' , ror^ucted by Ma- j preparation for the strike, rated and salariecl employees at mothers wore corsages of sweet­ roses. She wore gauntlets of ' she only asked that other govern- w ^*’*,^*«’*1 Pulilic Recorils j Hines Employ 1,000 A graduate of Manchester High joh too small or too big. $67,790.000.. .With Interest sharp­ ■AlR-CONOmONED heart roses. Misa Lorraine Gagnon school, class of 1949, the bride is marquisette and earned a colo­ menfs have enoWh control over ^ '^ ‘*** I If the strike lasts the five days en!]^ in November sUte elections, and Miss Shirley Taylor poured nial bouquet of yellow gladioli their economic s^tem s to la Allen of 229 Hartford road. Pittsburgh — Clyde and Itenning. from the local High school with signed along the same lines as the The pamphlet .said ! the local corps, and the band' The mines employ a total of about misaal." When leaving on a wedding trip maid of honor, but of Nile green abip of iron and steel Roger Edmund Hurlburt of 36! James Stewart Hewarg Duff to Canada the bride was attired the 1947 class, and is employed by I played several of Mrs. l.arder's fs- 1.000 workers. Sen. William Benton (D. Omn.) the Canteen Company, Hartford. marquisette and taffeta, with Factory Method Auto Painting ried through. Phillips Village street and Jane Wllhel- proposes that 100-person commls- in a pink gabardine suit with black which she wore a matching, open such Industries as cement ' vorite selections, under the direc-: miiia Denhup of 14 Brainard place, ' Finishing work was not expect­ Shelly Winters Marta Torea He gave to his best man and ush­ tion of Bandmaster C. Peter Carl­ ed to be halted. Officials said siOBB from foreign nations be int accessories and an orchid corsage. ers, wallets, and the bride’s gift crown lace hat, and carried s gar also will be nationalized son. I wedding Augiut 26 at .South enough material was on band to vtted to U. 8. to give lie to Com­ In After September 1 the young colonial bouquet of pink gladioli Methodist church. “Winchester couple will be at home at 124 High to her matron of honor was a and gypsophlla. The bearers, all members of the j allow operations to continue In the munist propaganda about this handbag. Maxwell I Diincan Coe of New j two bar mills and the 98-inch country’. . .Twenty Russian offi­ 73” street. Mrs, HuzHer chose for her IMPERIAL.. .is the word for it! ' local corps, were James Munsie, 1 “Spy Hunt” Britain and Elizabeth Mignerey Out-of-town guests were present Coii»>lc* Celehratcs ^ VVillUm Hanna, Robert Lyons. Al­ I strip mill for as long as a week. cers, all armed with pistols, ride daughter’s wedding a dusty pink "Im periol,■■ »a y i W e b .fe r, means "superior excellence." IMPERIAL, soys a ry s le r, is Htis luxurious new cor fhot excels onythinfl on wheels fred Clough. Robert Rlchardaon | l>e\vey of 43 Stephen street, wed- ' ______But over_____ the five-day period Re- into U. 8. sector of Berlin in truck l:U-9:M.9:M liU - *:U from Nova Scotia, Rhode Island, tissue faille afternoon dress, navy ' and C. Peter Carlson. ding September 9 at Center church, j public estimated 35,000 tona of are chased back to Soriet area by Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New Farouk’s Fortune blue taffeta hat, blue gloves and in the sheer exquisiteness of its styling. Come look inside this reigning beauty . . . look at the lavish wool broadcloth fabrics, R^lli -\iiniversarv Interment was in tha family plot steel production would be lost. West German police, who aay the Wed.: "Darken *1 Idshs" lo Cels* Hampahlre and surrounding Con­ shoes. She completed her costume tastefully combined with topgroin leathers. Look ot the lovely color harmonies, the soft sheen of the butler-finished chrome. Consider the in the East cemeteiy. Many' Pecan Pie C'amegie-IlHnoia Affected Russians were apparently on necticut towns. The bride was the Turns for Worse with a corsage of Rapture roses. Mr. and idfs. Burt L. Knight, of friends called at the Watidna Fu- \ (Serves 6) River TermlnaL which connects drinking lark. recipient of several ,pre-nuptial The bridegroom’s mother wore a odvontoges of Ruid Drive . , . exclusive new outomotic transmission . . . W aterproof Ignition . . . Full Flow O il Filter . . . High Compression 145 Pine stheet. >•«yesterday cele neral. Home Friday and teturday ! with ipterstate lines, ia the only- showers and the entire wedding navy blue dress and navy blue ac­ Spitfire Engine . . . electric window lifts . . . the ClEARBAC reor window for exceptional driver vision . . . and dozens more. Sorely, of t i party waa given, a buffet luncheon (OonttnoMl Prom Page One) cessories: a natural straw hat brated their foruepi or ruby anni­ to pay their respects, and many ! Three eggs (well beaten). 1-4 road serving Republic's huge In- The Diet, national legislative oil the world’s fine outomobiles, only the Chrysler C R O W N IMPERIAU this cor’s running mote, achieves the some aristocratic distinction. versary with a faniHy dinner party beautiful floral tributes were re- I cup dark brown sugar, cup grim- stallationa here. body In Japan. conslsU of the at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ trimmed in navy blue and corsage t the home of their, son-in-law celved. ulated sugar, 1 cup light com The trainmen represent about aswR aim. Hawciisstia 1 liam Flavell, parents of the bride­ ner included the Aga Khan, Ismaili of Rapture roses. They assisted Come see the flawless workmonship, the fine moteriols, the superb Chrysler engineering . . . and you'U agree thot no other cor, at House of Representatives and the groom, Friday. id daughUr. Mr. and M r^R. Arl- syrup, 1-4 tsaspoon aalt, 1 tea­ half of the line's workers. The oth­ House of CouncUIora. Moslem spiritual leader and the bridal party at a reception in ony price, contporei with the Chrysler IMPERIAL Intidt or out, there it no ftnor ear in Amerieal f n Judd, of Newington. T^ey re­ Mrs. Margaret I. MeOaugbey spoon vanilla, 2 tablespoons melted ers be\png to the Brotherhood of The bride’s gifts to her attend­ father-in-law of Rita Hayworth; the church parlors for 150 guesta ived numerous cards of gTN^ing, Largely attended funend serv­ butter. 1 cup pecans. Locomotive Engineers and the • AlR tialed cuff links and belts. The Prench-Egyptian nightclub consisted of white wedding bells, rands C.. Elliott and James: Mll- and Navy club, were held yester­ unbaked pastry shell about 40 min- I trainmen. Mrs. Flavell attended local entertainment staged In Farouk’s white streamers and pink sweet "cd. (Mrs. Kenvin Llskl and Har- day afternoon at 2:30 a t St. ntea In a alow oven (325 degree * Camegie-Ullnoia which produces C h e s t e r schools and graduated from Man­ honor starred the young Egyptian peas. rt. Mary's ejmreh. with Rev. Richard r.). 28,000 tona of steel a day In lU af- 73” chester High school. At present bellydancer, Sarnia Gamal, a royal For a northern motor trip the I fected basic planU, announced At tilt she is employed at the Southern favorite brought here from Monte bride la wearing a brown and that banking of furnaces will be­ TONIGHT and TOMORROW New England ' Telephone com­ Carlo for the occasion. taupe pure silk print, white jack­ gin today and that 10 of 12 blast EVBNINO ONXVl WED.t "DnelHas of pany. Mr. Flavell also attended At lunchtime yesterday Farouk et and accessories and orchid furnaces at Gary and eight of 10 -nd "TW« 8Wn of the Uaw" local schools and graduated from drove 10 miles down the coast to gladioli corsage. A graduate of at.South Chicago will be down by Manchester High school. At pres­ Dtves-Sur-Mer to entertain lour Manchester High school class of tomorrow morning. ent he is serving with the U. 8. of the players from whom he had 1944, and the University of (Con­ Will Dlaoontlane Pteight Navy, stationed at Quonset won about $45,000 at the casino necticut School of Education, for . Forty-seven of 58 open hearth Point, R. T. Saturday night They Included the past year and a half she has furnaces at the Gary Plant will MUDUeS PLAVURUUND Porfirio Rubirosa, former husband been teaching home economics at be shut down, and aQ 81 will be UhiMran Fide Dade* 18 of American tobacco heiress Doris Deep River High school, Deep Riv­ Take The Herftld closed at South Chicago. pHK|!MI'ilEinl f M L O I W Duke. , er, (Ctonn. • The steel company estimated HARTFOR D Engagement The king waa reported to have The bridegroom is a graduate of * that 27,000 of 36,000 workera at fliWWBi’aiMr ordered a large and valuable piece West Haven High school, and the the btf basic .plant* will be sent DRIVE-IN '•! Woodhflnse-Zamrdi’ of Jewelry sent from Paris for his Whitney School of Art In New Looking For A Top Flight 'home tomorrow. Pins. .ROY ROGERS Mr. and Mr*: Prod W. Wood inspection. There waa no Indlca- Haven. He served three yean with With You E. J. * E. Railroad said that the Uon for whom It might be intend­ .toonsc, of 19 Benton atreet, an- thd Army Medical Corps and held Automobile Mechanic two specific striking imLona repre- snd TRIGGER '•ounce the engagement of their ed. the rank of sergeant. At present •ent abotit 1,400 of the line's 6,000 .daughter, Carolyn, to^ Arthur he is taking advanced study In II- employes. Aa many employes aa ln“TWlUGHT To Worksf On Your Cor? 'Zanardi, son of Mr.'and^ Mi's. A-A,^ UCou CoacKes CItalc lustration at the Rhode Island poailble win be kept on their Jobe IN THE SIERRAS*’ Zanardi of (Chester, Conn. School of Design In Providence, On Your Vacation but no freight loaovement will be No date haa been aet' for the Storra. Aug. 21—(ff)— The fifth attotoptad. wedding. annual University of Connecticut Here He Is! — Ta Rcaome GE Talks YIPEEEEEEEI Coaches Clinic opens to ^ y for Oontract negotiation^ between' HI KIDS HERE IT IS four days of talks and'^demonatra- Cards in Court General Electric Cbmpgiiy and the Uona on eight different sports. W bethcr You Plan to Co to the Shore or to the M ountains thia A N O T H ^ Week End Deathe ONLY TH i C N fiV n ii IMPeilAl offers ye* INt ebsekitaly s^eu* systexi of Mslrril tni$DH«L N r •RORi$l«t •ffnrMh on oN four 4oon. . . foam rv$bor toot cutMem ofi4 Mot bockr. * a CIO International Union of Elec­ Scores of eastern h l ^ school End Up in Jail bet IN eee iiperata etecMc meter . . . eedi *n* sen be raised end towered (edefiendeelly from 1b* width coMor ormrotH In front oi woN orroor moH *.. iteinloM ttool whoot eovor* . • • whhe tldowoN - _ _ _ ' RAY STEEtER trical Workera will resume Wed- S P E C I A L copchee were expected. Features driver’s sect *r eSIb* wbsdew kselt. And tbefs not elll So •aaiiy olber d* tto l^ d yM ^rothiro Hrot . . . corpotod kigoog* comportmonH NN Aow oil Mtor ohd Mony othor onglnp foohtrtit aiarU Wa«.> Beadelpli Ssett ."Msu S u m m e r — .— r-^ — — ^ • nwday, the company said today. . CSiicago—Rosa Jams* Beatty, Ihblude talka by Tuas McLaughry, ltdeb of ot bobif bi a o ” sM(tol order, axtro cost" cetayory. .. ora STANOAAO EOUIPASENTdn the Oirytlsr Yo«* you $o9 oN fho«o oittroi oi itondord ogvipmofd whh yoof hoowtiM now Chryitor IniporioL Tha union repreaenta w eatlmat- KIDDIES SHOW Sweet B*e|*W aad "Tsnea’e 96, one of the first to develop na­ head football coach At Dartmouth: (Oontfnned tnm Pnto One) ad 56,000 OB emplOjTM In 50 tural gas fields in Nortfaeni Indi­ Our T O M O R R O W Art Valpey, new UCk>nn football Now At Garage plants. ana and a former vito president of, mentor, and Ethan Allen, Yale Three poker faced (Jhinsiae shuf­ In previous talks the company Inland Steel Co. He waa born in baseball tutor. fled forword. Each admitted croa- Inside and o u t. . . it has no equal at any price.. * MATINEE ONLY fhoewlM Orydbr hopodtd e • • He h8s had manyr yean experience on ah makes of Keep In Touch With Your Town offered a three per cent wage Beavbr Falla, Pa. alng the border without proper — PRESENTDfO — credentials. ol rt bvofy efcfyilBr horfy boost. The Union aeelu at least Chicago—OdI. Henry A. Allen, Grand American Tmp Shoot 10-cent hourly wage boost for 8 COMEDY HITS! GRIVE IN 83,' wl)o helped plan the. Panama "Three of a kind," commented a top-BotelLtrouble shooter. He knows how Judge Harrison. every employe In addition to the LOOK THEM OVER THEATRE canal and later oommahdefl a rogi- Vandalla, 0„ Aug. 21—<(P)_Tho the beautiful to find the tionble in your ear and how to fx it; __ three per cent QE offer. PIKE ’.meat tn Franca during World War noisiest sports event In America He tMsn ordered each defendant Through THE HERALD -, Other union demands include AbW t and Costello In ’!> I. He was born in Madison, 'Wi*. started today. to ante up one yeai' in the Federal improved vacation and holiday *«E E P’EM PLYING” TuocalooML Ala.—Dr. Edmund Jackpot. • 9 r! It waa the 5,1st Grand American achedula*', peAstons. promotion G. Howe, 68, head of the Depart­ Trap Shoot, to be shot all this week plana and n l^ t work piwduma. Abbott and Ccmtello In Wall litaaay*s ment of Political Science at Mari- over a three-eighta pf a mile firing Senra To Lend Eaglee Also' negotiating with GE is the “RIDE ’EM COWBOY” ”8 0 DEAR TO . etta college. line by some 2,000 of tha nation’s By Mall On^y $1.00 Per Month Independent United Electrical Chicago—Dr. William P. Peter- outstanding scatter gun artists. Grand Raplda, Minn., Aug. 21— « 0 Y M O T O R S workers, which seek similar bene­ aiY HEART” '-’,Aen, 63, former member of the More than a million and a half (dV-Vlc Searai, oldest member of fits. The UE, which reprosents The 3 Stooges tn Fan .'rmedical facnlUsa ■at Vandorbllt targets are scheduled to be thrown the Philadelphia Eagles In point of ALSO: "tOD FROM iA-,univeraity and the University or about 87,000 other OE workers, Pins Cartoona , CLEVXLAmr by the new electric traps in use service, will captain the Itotional JN C O R P O R A T E D wss ousted from the d O last year nunoU. for the first time. The prise pay­ Football League champions, at r -Ji. on grounds of Cbmmunlst domlns- WED.: *t)UR VERY OWN” St. Louis—^Dr. Otto H. Schwsrs, off ia expected to approximate a least through the exhibition eched- i r n t m i ' Telephone S121-and Ghre Your Vaeadon Addrass •4km. 68, professor of ellnicsl obstetrics quarter million dollara. ule. PLUS: -THE GAY LADY” LSSJL -and gynecology at Washington epech Earle (Greaay) Neale tn^ao** oowia sree.,.’ university. Before farmers began to culti­ named Sears team captain yester­ l i t - M i l r r r t Houston, Tax— Jack Edmunds, vate America’s midweatern plains, day after A1 W ti^rt, field leader Bis^ll Street radtoata- anys the Booh of Knowledge, for the last three nemaons, left for BROWN-BEAUPRE, INC- 30 and Its tolsririoB affili- prairie dogs often dug tupneLi Philadelphia for tRatptent of asore then 1(10 arilm b) leg injury. MANCHESTER EVENING PERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1950 MANCHESTER flVENING HERALD, MANCHESl'EK, CONN. MONDAY, AUOUST 21, 11)60 P A G E n v s . a • -. W t m ^ Rules of the MeUuJdlat church oa set forth by John Wealey, and of an Introduction to scouting and Pastor Speaks •till » part and practice /it .{he tIVOMS — 1410 H Y ic — leae Plan Courses giving the leaders aid In develop­ Six Accidents Youth Congress Broadcast Yale Football ing a program tor that age girl. Controls Vote Methodist church today a* a means WHY WDKC W FUA — 108.1 Connecticut Bnnns WedcendRain Honor the National Guard ' F or. Brmvnlb iMuletii of bearing effective witness In a / YOUR 8E$T 80Y WKNB z'^Today^s Radio WUAV — 910 From London Heard Here About Serviee time like thU. These rules point ' Hero Passes ^For Leaders A Similar course for Brownie Weekend Toll ( Meek turn Itaw tassri .i., Wslhin* W O O P - 12W Baatern Dayligtat Tima W THT '— 1280 Faces Senate out that man who would serve 4Wei»*» to *virylW«| «*(6niMI*. leaders, leaders of troops for the Aids Fanners God best would refrain from evil, SupiKirt the Celebration to be iriven AugruRt .10th, honor­ seven to ten year old girl, will be Local peopl* tuned in yesterday* Two Local Del* gates Rev. Fred R. Edgar, at do alt the good possible to all the 4:00— 8 :00— Buttrrworth, ‘Fine’ Olil ing the Manchester members of the t^ational Girl Scouts’ (Aiuiiril l4> offered hy Cfommlssloher Mrs. O. Action Today Four Go to Hospital, Manchester Salvattonlsts were people posaible. In all the ways WDRC—Hollywood Playhouse. W. Jones. Also beglntng on Sep­ afternon at 4:30 to hear th* Brit-^ South Church, Preach^ W TH T— Family Album. Guard. ContributionB in any amount are welcome ^miMlicnt Crop# Get Two Arrfstni as Re­ ish Broadcasting Company's re­ particularly interbatad In the event poaalble, and finally to tak* every WTIC—BackiUge Wife. W THT—Hartford Chlet* Base Man of Eli Dies-After Offer Training ClaNscH tember 18 this course will run for port of the International Youth as this town has two of the forty- opportunity to worahip God both In WCCC— Request Urn*. ball Game. and may be left at Depot Square Pharmacy, Center eight weeks, Welcome Booet from (Oontlaoed froin P » f * Oas) five delegates from eleven Eastern et on Qiristian Duty Brief Last Illness Here This Full sult of <‘«r Mishaps O uncll of the Balvatlon Army, In public service* as web a* In private. WDRC—Strike It Rich. W H A Y —A1 Gentile Orch. Pharmacy and the Manchester Trust Company. A new typo training course for the Royal Albert hall, London. The statea. Miss Ruthelalne Jones, In closing Mr. Edgar urged the W TIC—Railroad Hour. )He«v Precipitation thrt'r flrst •ttentlon to • P«tr hf WHAY—Your PlaybllL oxi'crlenced lenders, who want ad- 7 occasion was the International daughter of Major and Mra. Ben­ Chrlatlan 8ervlc* waa the theme congregation to make the fullest WONS— B-Bar-B Rider*. Checks Hliould be made payable to R uhscH Hath­ Plans for training new Girl admlnl8tr«tlon-oppos«<« move* W W KNB— News; Sport* Parade. Hamden, Aug. 21—(45— Major ilitlonal training in the out-of- Connecticut woe among the I.,oral police were kept busy Salvationist Youth Congress, the jamin C. Jones, commanding offi­ the sermon preached by the r’coni leaders and giving addition- write an antl-Communlet pro­ of use possible of the talent* God ha* 4:15— 8:15— Frank B. Butterworth, 79, one of away c!o Manchester Trust Company, liot’s make doors, will be offered this year. very first States to recognlu N «w Haven, Au*. 2 1 —t/S)—Re- over the ram-drenched week-end first ever held In the history of cers of the local corps, and Alton W TH T—Music. .*1 program aids to more exporl- - a m into the economic control* Rev. Fred R. Edgar at-both serv­ given them, to bear effective wlt- W TIC—Stella Dalla*. Yale's football Immortals, died to­ Given by Miss F.iully .Smith, this travcl woe here and here to stay. mvestlgatmc a total of six accl- the Army. According to the broad­ J. Mimsle, son of Mr. and Mra. this a long to be remembered event! We need and ( need leaders were formulated at Mwed proituaion vlfo r tat Con- ices at the South Methodist church neos to the Christian way to all 6 ■*•*, ee* eaa S ^ O O W ON8—Jack Downey'* Music 8:30— ' eour.*e, which will be held at rtonts that resulted In ‘ ^o arrests cast five thousand attended Includ­ James V. Munslc of 107 Russell men everywhere, for the time is WDRC—Bi-oadway'a My Beat. day at his home here after a brief a meeting of the 3'rnmlng conuult- As early a* 1911. Connectknt Bccticut'aB*c«cuv» orchard*, — - garden*----- and ^ I *’" ^ k c d ahead of the Senate yesterday. The message wa* based vnv vivwvve ev^^to * • • Shop. want the supiKirt of all our towh.speo|ile. Camp MerrI-VVoiiil beginning Set- nn.l sent four person* to the Man- ing delegate* representing forty street. They flew Tuesday, August short and the task a tremendous WONS—Crime Fighters. Illness. tee of the Manchester Girl Scoiif ui'da.v, Heptemher .30, will help adopted the first code af laws toMture* wa* exp «ted to be the ^ a * a cloeed conference of rhnwtor • Mi niorial hoRpltHi for 8, with othCB U. S. delegates to on the atory of the healing of the 4:80— in this country governing the -^ _ aaflel^^V _ ei t { r> MnnAtOrfl t.0 CilRr* nations throughout the world, one. W TIC—Howard Barlow's Orch. Butterworth was the fine "old" ('ouncll held Friday evening at leaders In planning simple hikes, M 1 all Democratic senators to treatment. None of the London In chartered planes. They man of the tombs by Jeau* a* re­ WTIC—Lorenzo Jones W H A Y -Here Is America. — James H. McVeigh, Chairman the home of Mrs. Herbert Mc­ registration, numbering oafi result of • weok •nd of Tuln which Fair Reception Hern man of Yale football, auper-hero overnight hikes and week-enil strategy dealing with: are believed to be seriously hurt will take a conducted tour on the corded In the fifth chapter of the W H A Y — Meet the Band. Kinney. use of aircraft os well 0* the ■wept out df the *U te late Sunday 1 , A rider amendment by Ke The addreee.wB* delivered by 8:4.'V— trips with their girls and also give licensing of pilot*. ami one was discharged Immedi­ General Albert Oebome. who haa continent and Mr. Munsle will visit Gospel of Mark. WCX3C— News; Request Time. W HAY Organ Nocturne. of the day* when Frank Hinkey, them Idea.* for mildonr prugrams. afternoon. publican Senator* Mundt Everett McCIuggag* waa the Miss Evalinc Pcntland and Miss ately after being given emergen­ Just returned from a world tour, relative* In Scotland. They are ex­ WDRC—New England Note­ 8:55— Pudge Heffelflnger, Kid Wallafcc Gertrude Llddon will give a Iriiin- Announcement alioul additional Air travelers (In (act, triivelers and Ferguson (Mich.), whlc guest aoloiat and Sherwood Tread­ Tries Murder Wind* and rain war* heavy at cy treatment. which Included the United States, pected home on September 3. book. WONS Bill Henry, News. and a host of legendary figures Charter Oak street, reckless driv­ mg course, commencing Septem­ Irnlnlng eourse* will be made generally) enjoy chevirlng Oum. Interval* but «n*H wa*.the dam­ would nail their Taken to the hospital were Mrs. New Zealand, Australia, Indonesia ' A number of members of the lo­ well asatated the minister at the W KNB—News; Scoreboard Va- later. And nothing 1* more popular than trol bill into the mobillzaUon 9:00— roamed the Ell playing fields. ing reduced to passing a atop sijjn. ber 18, for new lenders of Inter­ Ruth Borat, 45-. of 102 Hollister and M alaya The BBC commenta­ cal corps have already left for Old ten o'clock eervle*. rietief. W DRC-'Too Many Cooks. deltcluus, Inexpensive Wrigley’s a n reported. A few amall tree With Shotgun He was an outstanding star of Court Cases August .30. mediate troops, that Is, leaders ot street, who suffered from sh^k tor deecrtbed the scene, the hymn­ Orchard. Maine. General Osborn* Mr. Edgar began hla sermon by W TIC —Telephone Hour. A literary eritle says ^ b * were reported down a ong Another Internal security A U TO G LA S S 4:45— the 1894 eleven which went unde­ A warrant was Is.aued for Frank trimps for girls hetween the ages that a Spearmint Oum. That refreshing, end undetermined Injuries of the singing and the music by the In­ will fly to this country as he Is relating an account of hla visit to W TIC —Young Widder Brown. W H A Y —Moonlight Matinee. 8. Hrainnrd .Ir., .32, of 2'6 I'a'm of Ion anil fourteen. The rourse, ] good story must have an highways. In the t/ong bill, embracing .the Mundt-Fergu- feated In 16 games and jilayed en d ing wholesome real-mint flavor Axp- head and knees but wa* “ resUng ternational Staff Band. The recep­ pne of the scheduled speakers at the Holy Land in 1945' when he MIRRORS WCCC—.lunior Disc Jockey. WONS Murder by Experts. Joseph Giraitia. 67, of 31 Union street. Martforil wlio f. ' (I to ap­ which will run for eight weeks limt satisfies. Hut. what if the pile.* a satisfying bit of,sweet for amind area., boat o ^ e r * . amply soo program and other antl-sub- the annual Old Orchard camp­ atood by the Sea of Galilee, Just New Britain Man Caught three raging year.* of football with .street, presented for driving while warned In advance, kept their craft eomfortably" today; Norman tion here waa fair, considering at­ WDRC—Old Record Shop, 9:80— pear on a speeding charge. one evening a week, will consist wife won't wait to hear the end? an Immediate little lift. K(sep(^ «? s lv e features, which Senator Kroniek, 20, of 18 Stephen street, meeting, the coming week-end. across from the spot where the Hinkey. fashioning himself a place under influence of Intoxicating mospheric condition* After Finishing ArgUe ‘ 4:55— WTIC - Band of America. your mouth refreshed, too. / at their mooring McCarran * possible ateel shortage, pleaded guilty to the charge while vote almost solidly against the two that through Christian service In WCCC—News; Sports Tunes. W TIC —Tod Manners. Yet. he remained far enough away Coventry, $5 on a breach of peace New Haven, and a near record un­ curb-the-Communlsts ridi^s^ Carlson s case was continued to the state Is beginning to abandon Are Doing Fine witnessing to what God haa done his alleged victim, Henry Davis, W TH T—Tops in Sports. to bo able to live In the rural sur­ count. He was arrested Friday T H E 3 0 -D A Y Not Ire 1* hereby given that tht official 4.S4 inches In East Hamp- W TIC —Just Plain Bill. CAMELS. Republicans Against RIdem Augast .30 by Judge Wesley C. Its usual policy of "package hlda" for themi. 32, of Kearney avenue, lay in a WDRC—News. roundings he loved. on East Center street. Honnl of Selectmen, Town Clerk hospital room recovering from a 5:46— ton. .. On the Uepuhliean side, bena- iJryk in Town Court this morn­ “ In a day when It aeema that WONS—Jack's Waxwork* Despite the gray lanes that William Lewie, 70. of 176 Spnice :iu(l UcglMliiirs of Voter*, of th* Lawns and field* all over the for complete institutional building (UoDtlnned from FBge One) hole in his right leg. Fegina was WHAY—Sport*.,. m il d n e s s TEST PROVED Town of Covenlrv, will be In ae« tors Morse (Orel and Flanders ing. Me Is represented by Allor- our old world la about to fall apart, 11:25— traced through hla straight black street, wa.* found not gi:Hty of state which had started to become projects. held under a bond of tl.OOO for a W TlC —Front Page Farrell. Hion on .MAI'IIRDAY, AUGUST (V II said the riders will get no , oey John Mro.sok. /.ins.sor was all Christian believers desire to do W H A Y —Sport.* Final. hair, he looked only a few weeks breach of the peace, and an iden­ parcherf from the hot August sun It moved In that direction today, The 1,600 residents of BelUn- hearing on September 6. WDRC—Curt Massey. WDRC — Pxihllc Service Pro- ago as though he still could play THEY A6REE WITH r 2(1, 19.50, from 10 e. m. to 1:00 p and lack of adequate soft rainfall support from them. They want lined »12 on the rules ot the road what they can out of gratitude WCCC— Sports: Charlie Bloss- tical charge against hla son. Nel­ count and »3 for failing to notify advertising for bids for "struc­ gen, where the couple lives, plan for what God haa done for them. Argued All Evening gram. plenty of fullback or run a fast son W. Lewie, 2.5, was nolled. in., D.S.T.. at the TOWN H A LL received a reviving boost. antl-subverstva legislation enacted to enlarge the Sara home for the field. North ('oveniry, to examine tht of change of address. tural rteel" only for projected Not all believers can go into the Kulak said Fegins told him he 11:30— half-mile as he used to. Patrolman Wnltor J. Pyka testi­ Ooed ITntU Frost Comes in a separate bill. new arrivals. A Sydney newspa­ quallOrntlon* of the appileanti Mrs Borat and Kronlck were In­ power plaiiUi *t Middletown and armed forces, or provide goods and Davis had argued all evening Evening w n c -Design for Li.stening. To an interviewer recently, he fied he arrested the pair after a ■aid B. A. Fleeter, assistant su­ On tap If their spomsors decide : — nml to Bilmlnisler the elector'! jured in the Carlson accident that Norwich state hospitals. per has begun a fund drive to aid needed by a wprld wracked by war, and Davis had tried to grab some 8 00 W H A Y — Moonlight Matinee. was still broad-shouldered, very famil.v dispute St 176 Bpriice perintendent of parks at Hartford, to call them all up for a vote WONS— News, oath to tho*>> who ahall Ije founr occurred last night at 7;10 at the This spUttlng-up of bids by the quads. nor even pay taxes to support such of his money. When Fegins return­ 12 :00— * little above the 162 pounds he street. The younger I.4ewie wa* rep­ "this should fix us up until the were more than 40 Voposed Staff members at Belltngen W TIC—News. qualified. Intersection of Oakland ami Comptroller Raymond S. Thatcher an effort, but in this scripture ed to the restaurant he fired two W T Ii;—News; Dance Orchestra toted In those bygone Eli baek- resented by Attoniey Charles frost come*.” . . . , amendments to the home front Hospital, where the four babies are shots at Davis, Kulak aald. The W H A Y — New*. Tha rain was particularly wel- W.'todbrldgo streets. Carl.son was i.s to insure that scarce steel need­ story Jesus pointed 'o u t a way Frequency Modniallon flelds, but he was always dis­ CrrM'kett. Applicant* of foreign blrtt mobllllsUon bill. Others still could now In Incubators, say the quad* firet.tore the hole in Davis' leg and W TH T — Sports: .loa "birand oomed by the sUte * large vegeU- driving west on Woodbridge street ed for the buildings will be on whereby all may serve effectively WDR4'—KM 93.7 MC. pleased with what has happened Other cases disposerl of were: luual present Uielr citizenship'pa are "lovely, lusty, crying young­ the second went wild. Show. ble and tobacco growers, many of be offered. and a car driven by Walter Borat, hand even before bids for putting That way 1* through bearing wit­ WFHA—tO.S MC. to football today. William Armstrong. ,37 Purnell per*. The Senate agreed In advance sters." Policeman Stanley Gworek, pa­ WDRC:— News. 3-6 p. m'.— Same a* WTHT. CAMELS ARE SO MILD ihot In a cooit-lo-coatt tod of whom had been IrHgatlng their 56, of 102 Hollister street, was up the buildings Xre advertised. ness to the righteousness and tne "Football may have been place, intoxirntlon, 30 davs, breach George G. Jacobson, to limit debate on each amendment Their mother has not seen her trolling the beat nearby, waa noti- W H A Y — News, 6:00— Showtime. liundrad* of man and woman who tmokad Com*li — and only Comal* — fields for the past few week*. procording north on Oiiklnnd One Bid I ’sual Policy love of God for those In our own rougher." he often said, "but it of peace, 30 days, sentences to' run Arthur J. Vinton, to 10 minute*, but , with rollcall new brood yet. But she told re­ ified of the shooting by a motor­ WCCC—Music Hall. 6:30—Sereno Gammell; Weath­ for 30 day*, netod Ihrocrt *p*clali*to, making weekly examination*, repertod The broadleaf and havana tobac­ street when they coIlKled at the Under the usual policy the Slate homes, at our work, or wherever was a game of players and not of concurrently; William Mahoney, Alansnn E, Stewart, Jr., co harvest la in lU middle stages vote* Interspersed there appeared Intersection, police said. Kronlck would have asked for bids on the porters she was "feeling wonder­ ist and arrested Fegins when he W KNB— News; Sports Review er. plays In the, old days. Profession­ .50. 76 Walnut street. Intoxication, Hoard of Selectmen to be little chance for a vote on we find ourselves. The greatest saw him carrying a shotgun and 8:00—Same a* W THT AM. throughout the tobacco belt and was a passenger in the Carlson complete project* based on the ful." contribution any believer can make 0:10— al spirit and direction dominates suspended Judgment; Max Pest- .Town of Coventry the bill before nightfall. Having quads, she added, wa* a entering a house In the neighbor­ WTIC—FM 96.5 MC. Attest Wintlmip Merrlara, D inctor Ralph C. Lasbury of the vehicle. Patrolmen Joseph J. Sar­ assumption thst contractors could la to be a tower of strength In a WDRC—Jack Smith Sport.vcast. the game, today. Student.* are los­ ronk. 55, East 7.5th street. New Tobacco Growers assocla- On* of the amendments, offered "bit of a shock" at »first but a hood. WDRC— FM On the air I p. m.- Not one singifi cose of throat irritation Town Clerk delle and Charles J. Moriiaon in­ produce all the materials. crumbling world, a light of VVKNB— Easy Rhythm: Weath­ ing Interest. York, obstructing passage when tlMi said the rain was much needed by Senator Cspehart iR-Ind). It is hoped- that this new pro­ "wonderful surprise.". Davis La a former amateur light­ er. 11 ;25 p. m. I'aed l«* 1 ter taxicab driven by Armsti-mg W TIC—Bob Steele. Sports. .N'ow it Is a struggle of Zummke'a toxicating liqunt's or drugs, Aug­ out over the AUantlc ocean last 6:25—Weather. amendment which would reserve struck a tree. Miss Knight was a underground pass again.*t Doofud- ust '25; Dorothy Koehler. 31. 270 night eouth southeast of Nan­ to Congress the right to decide 6:20— 6:30—Western Serenade. 1 passenger In the vehicle Patrol- WDRC— Record Album. | 6:45— Keyboanl Kaper* d.v'a wing system. It is a highly I tucket Uland. The rain was whether and when w.age-prlce- commercialized pasthne, with the man George C. Dent Is invcstigal- 7:00— Dance Time. caused by a low pressure area ratlonlng curbs should be put into 6:80— individual forgotten In the uni­ moving mtp the area from Ohio, Ing. WONS— Marriage for the Mil­ 8:00— Proudly We Hail. effect. Instead of delegating the Ztnaaer's accident took place at versity's competition for 'goml $15.95 TABLE saM tha bureau. authority to the president. lions. 8:30—Guest Star, 1:45 a. m. yesterday, also on Oak­ Chevrolet alone oflfers such a w n c —FM. On the air 7 :.50 a. m.- oatea.' and big receipts to pay for VITAMINS Tie Curbs to Infiex W TH T — Bereno Gammell; the stadia and expensive athletic land street. Ho told the court this Weather. I a. m. All Leading Brands FREE Bull another .proposal by Sena morning that ho wa* driving programs. tors Fulbrlght (D-Ark) and Doug W TIC—Emile Cote Glee Club. Same as W n C , At l.owest Possible Prices WITH EACH SET Burma Jails north when he waa blinded by the Television "This Is the day of specialists youilChAm las (D-Illt would put such curbs WD(X3— News; Music Hall. Model 12 X 11 lights of an oncoming car that ap­ WKNB— Sports Newsreel. H'NHO—TV. and squads so big that there isn't into effect automatically if the peared to bo on his side of the the need of dovclopipg all around Arthur Drug Slores Noted Surgeon government's coat of living Index 6:45— P, M, road. In attempting to ayold a col­ 4:00— Homemaker's Exchange. ability In individuals. Conches are climbed six per cent above the lision. Zinsser stated, he went Into WTIC—Three Star Extra. too busy working out tactics. The WONS—Evening Star. 4:30—Telotunes. froa Fugs One) level of last June 15. a skid and struck six highway | eAotce 5:15—Time for Benny old fight it out spirit is gone. We That Idea was rejected by the W TH T— Hartford Speaks. post*. 5:30— Telctune.s had to be able to do everything In have been fighUng for two years Hou.,0 and by the Senate Banking The other three accidents oc­ WDRC— News. the old days because there was no WKNB—Evelyn Knight Show. 5:45— Howdy Doody. to aet up' an independent elate. committee. curred Saturday afternoon. 6:00—Sidewalk Inteivicw *. one to rush In for one single play The CIO's BlUck centered on Today's the V - r, Arreet “ Serious Mutter” A t 2:50 p..m. tars driven by 1:00— 6:16—Twilight 'Hme. or bit of strategy. Men were too ' 1 U, 8. Embusuy officlul* said the .still other amendments, some' al­ Robert O. Blam bard. 41, of Klling- WONS— News; Fulton Lewis, scarce. . . . TO liedlWoiip^ ready approved and others pend­ 6:30— Lucky Pup. M-year-olil surgeon's arrest was Jbn road. South Windsor, and . . . and at the lowest prices, too! Jr. 6:45— Musical Interlude. "Big games today are just oc­ Day I JF "serious mutter." An embassy ing. ’Petor Janlazewski. 59 of 87 North W TH T—Cisco Kid. 7:00—Ransom .Sherman. casions, the proper places to be. apokaamun said American official* In an open letter to all Senators, street, collided on North Main W TIC—One Man's Family. 7:30—John Conte'* Little Show and prize fights under the same 1K)N’T waif until after .vou I Nathan Cowan, the labor organi­ had been permitted to visit the street. Patrolman John L. Cavag- WCCC—Symphonette. 7 ;45—Newsreel. favorable conditions and ballyhoo, have had fl serious loiss before | sation's legislative director, said W H A Y —Symphony Hall. doctor In Jail and found him “ In nsro Investigated. 8:00— Spell It Plc.ise. would draw os well." you buv good health and receiving good the general trend of the pending Threei Cur Crash WDRC—Garrv Moore Show. 8:30—Concert Program. treatment.” proposed changes 1* to; Patrolman Dent invcsllgaled a Com* !n and taka yovr choice WDRC—Melody X. 9:00—fMndid Camera. - COMPLETE Seagrave was arrested Friday "Oinvert what purports to be i» ,three-car accident at 3 p. m. on 1:15— 9:30—Trotting Races. o r d e r price stabilization blit into a bill, at hi* mission hospital at Namk- Summit street. A vehicle driven hy WONS— Tello-Test. 18:00— Who Said That A tln tie iu l of flwonk Convartibla or ttaaUtoppad Bel Air ham, near the China-Burma bor, to guarantee profits. More and Kazlerz M. Leslnaki, 31, of 40 ' W m e —News. 11:00—Book Show. AUTOMOBILE M u m s r w y OVRS der. He was flown to Rangoon more special Interests will demand Hudson street, struck the parked Choose the fleet, fashionable, 1:8(5— 11:15— Late Newsreel. JOANN the next day. exemptions and guarantees. car of Paul U. Averill, 30 of 98 Here's the most beautiful Con­ INSURANCE "The floor uader profits will be­ steel-topped Bel Air, with its WONS—Gabriel Heatter. : , The doctor accompanied the late Summit street, Dent said, and the vertible in the entire low-|^nce W n c—Fred Waring. Remler and Advisor A CRASH may cost you hun­ i ^ e i u l Joseph Stilwell on his (a- come stronger than the celling extra-wide windows and gray, Leslnskl vehicle was then struck field! And one ride will tell you WC(CC—^News; Music Hall. dreds of dollars. It may hap­ mous 1942 Jungle retreat through over prices. The cost of living will In the faur by a third car driven leather-trimmed upholstery, and continue to rise- by act of Con­ hs performance b as smooth WDRC3— Stepping Out. pen today, or tomorrow, or Burma to India. He served as by Stanley W. Kawalozky, 22 of 25 W TH T—Lone Ranger. Has Moved To New Address t2 %TV gress." and spirited as its looks. you'll have the awfy car of Its aw a lieutenant colonel In tha Medi­ Atlantic street, Hartford. any day! TO D AY is the only 2 XODAY Some of the amendments al­ kind in the low-price field. W K N B —Senator Benton. POISONOAg «r SjiMAC Sclenc* has diKovtred cal Corps of the U. S. army during The automatic top lifts 33 Elm St., O ff Main St. A t 3:45 p. m . a vehic'.o driven 1 :4 5 -? m fc JlSN y an •xcelleni net* treat- safe day (o get your insur­ the war. Hia best-selling book ready adopted. Cowan added, "are by Nathan Shapirn, 50, of 40 A dbtloctive style star of billions 1 or lower* *1 the touch WDRC—Edward R. Murrow, ■ V M v V ment for ivy, Mk «r w- ance. Call told of the heroic trek. likely to cost cHerman You can buy a Chevrolet with the sen­ ter they ’ were overwhelmed by The labor organization said an­ mbsioo for finest standard driving at siiApflin^'Haris Hickman on Saturday. The Blue fJew"Black Magic”Contrast government force*. Naw Seng other approved Maybank amend­ sational Powerglide Automatic Trans- lowest cost Both are exclusive to Chev­ ment. also offered In the name of footballers will have three weeks seportedly la now with the Chl- to get ready for the opening game mbsion* u d 105-h.p. Vahm-to-Htad rolet in ht field. % ■ea* Communlata. the conynlttee, would do for the food Ihitfustry generally what the against the University of ^nnec- Engine for finest no^hlfi drfvfnf at low­ •Ccmblnailpn of roroortlidt Automatic Trans- Surma haa been In the throes tlout In the Bowl on Sept. 23. rrUulon and lOS-h.f. Entint optional oa of elvll war since It woh Its Inde­ other provision does for the meat est cost or a Chevrolet with the highly liElUIH INSURlir FOR EAMIUES packers. Capt. Brad Quackenbush haada a Da Uaa models at extra cost. pendence from the British In Jan­ amall group of returning veterans. improved standard Valye-in-Head En­ uary, 104S. Much of the fight­ Also criticized by the CIO were At This Low Price proposed amendments by Sena­ 175 East ing haa bean between government Center St. fordea and rebel tribesmen. tors Wherry , (R., Neb.), and Bricker IR „ hio), which would Toko your diefco a t Tel. 3665 Baagrave waa bom In Thaira- Fawar£olds tor 9 require the president to put wage waddy. South Burma, of a long Edgar Clarke Una o f mltslonarlea. He spoke and price controla Into effect StylaBna or P/aatllna idyling Young and Old Whan Karen before he learned to speak across-the-board If he Invoked Home Hoot is Uniform Insuror English. He received hla M. D. them at all. The bill as written at tha sama priea - degree from Johns Hopkins In would allow controls on a aelec- , 1921 and started his mission hospi­ Jive basis. In advance o f any • The even, slow-burning flame tal with a waatetbasketful of med­ general program. that 'blue coal' mokes is its big ical Inatruments discarded by e "Relationship of these (Wherry Baltimore hospital. and Bricker) amendments to the •ecKt ** a healthful fuel. N o Hero In War November elections is obvious," up-and-down temperatures Notice For moat of his life he has con- the CIO said. They would force duetad a campaign against disease the president either to delay ata- from off-end-on operation. and human suffering in the wilds blllzatlon unduly or to Impose a Zoning Board of Appeals total stabtllaation which he would J[ou can you an opportunity to-enpress yow Indi­ Just a tteedy fevel o f warmth e f Burma. gvaOable on afi Chenolet mdMfm w d at t!m In accordance with the require­ When war came to Burma, he- not be prepared to. enforce. Many an admiring glance will follow you when vidual taste in motor ear beauty. Com# in. con­ that’s nice to live in end eco­ “ He will be damned If he does, sama prices! Reraerober-Chevrolet b the ony ments of the Zoning Regulations w a* thrown .Into the thick of It. you roll by in your new Chevrolet with Body vince yourself that only Chevrolet offers such nomical to pay for.. Millions of tfic Tqwm of Manchester, the He performed delicate surgical damned if he doesn't." low-priced car that offers diese two Tax Bill To Follow afford a by Fisher. That's true whether you choose a n wide and wonderful ehirkt K lowest costl Zoning Board of Appeela will hold operations with scanty equipment ingly beautiful types of styling . . • gtvtoi prefer it—you'll like it<^l*bone Installed Same Day When ihc .Senate complete* ac­ Stylelina model or a Fleetlinc model. Both are a public hearing in the Munfeipet as bomba and shells fell around his tion on the economic controla bill ui today for 'blue coat'^-.me building, Monday evening, Au- frontltn* hospitals. His msdieal it plans to take up—probably to­ drMHi kitchen SAVE TO 30% ON FUEl BIUS finest hard coal money can buy. guat 28, 1950, at 8 P. M „ on the Purchased Itaisslons operated with the Chi- morrow — a measure to tncreaa* following application; jM M Army oand with British Ilsl- The 1>lii* cool' TIMP-MASTEK Aammetlc Heat taxes $5,000,000,000, the first In­ Eegalator tads th* ovetbeatioc and imderhcetiiie C O M E State of Coanectlcut goR forces. i stallment on the higher levies re­ IN OR PHONt TODAY recognition of I his asrvicea, that wait* fntl doUan. Save* Megs. Save* time, Requirement quired for military defense. Also n a NOtU DUMONSriATION rJtaitfMi Arm y offered him e on tap tomorrow is a vote on a bill ...Now! Application Of Alexander Jarvis nt ooUmers eommlaalon. to aUthortie $1,000,000,(K)0 In Fed­ f for Certificate of Approval for Md, faartoig it might Mae Americans Best Buyl eral aid to road building over a KITCHEN FLANNINO New and U(|ed dor DeolePa Li­ amiRY -OPEN- AuMtaan dtiaeBship. He America^ Best Seller cense on pro)^rty on South aide two-year period. niki REMOOBUNG King George VI A.Houae-Senata qqp.ffl'^Ttce com­ (' of Center Street ( West of Cooper ItB eU . 8. Orflur of mittee continued Iti work, mean­ • Steel • Wood Street and North of Weat Center MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY while, on a compromise version of a Knotty Fine THE W. G. GLENNEYf CO. Street) In a Buoineof Zone, os took over bhown on plot plan filed, EVENINGS the- $34,000,000,000 one-padkag« *4 Ta— fa t n w Maks SSO Nortk Blafai Sfc, Uteuelweter. Co m .—Pheue 414* tn Burma appropriations bill carrying funds Mat** Bervtea A ll persona interested may at­ to the 'm for operation of most of the gov- laMallattoa : ttaawar taa tend this hearing. I TIL 9 P. M. enunent this yaag. Zoning Board of Appeals, d __ _ wtada up tha MEDcbepter Home C H E V R O L B i r Jsmta H. McVeigh, REer • NO ORRSOim OK TRADE-nr AUMtWKD, ■unr vsta this w a A Chairman. a. It alao may tala* llpOm niKert WlUiom-H. Stuak. fl8.R00,000l^ 311 MAIN-STREET f i t ..n>0fU^ MAMCHCSIER CVEMING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 196C m a ^ l i m e s i e k e v e n i n g h e r a l d , M a n c h e s t e r , u u n n ., m u n u a y , a u g u s t . ip s o P A G E jBlZ 21 TAGS SSVCJf ------' ' ...... (I. II ■ — ...... P i to repulB* tha enamy glmoBt at claimed that it waa hera, recog­ Grange Youth Contest and the Henry Park, near the athletic West Main street, snd Linden Rockville City hospital where he congregation Sunday morning. If man. has announced the appoint­ Cohen and Edwin G. Flnaaea are Vets Iii8iirunce street. remained aa a patient. State Po­ he acceptea the call m will aiicreed ment of four people lo complete the recent additions. 4Uittri?PB^ will.' The ncwB of new pncmy at- nized it aa one ahe had left in a South Goveulry Quartet Contest » ill take place field. The mayor states tbat rules Saturday at 8 p.- m. at Coventry CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TANKS Koekville regarding the use wlU 'fee Issued Accident on Sunday , liceman Frank Shay of the Staf­ Rev. Karl Otie Klette, who waa the committee authorised at the Mlea Jane Wood of Mala stiaat tarkb ha* loat aom« of ita fateful .milk bottle daya before to pay her Atra. Pauline U ltle Grange hall. by the Board of Recreation, but in j Melvin Cantor. 26 of RFD 2. ford Springs Barracks conducted paatar for 18 years and w-liu re­ town meeting on July 16 lo make who underwent a aerloua operatioB hill to the dairy, and deijiandc.l Ailvice Is Given * Coptiitt^ tfpraid gigniflcani’P. We expect them to Coventry 1-6381 The itegiatrars ot Voters And j POWER CLEANED the meantime the courts may be ! Pinney street. Ellington received the Investigation and arreatetl cently accepterl a'rall to New Jer­ Private Lionel Kelley, son of II study of future school building in the Hartford hoepital Monday Loiila Cantor on a charge of sey. Mr. anil Mrs. James Kelley of PUBLiSHBD BT TUK be handled. poase'iMnn of it.' even thifBgii alic Board of Selectmen will meet Sat­ used. Anyone wishing to use the ! severe bnitses on & e bodf and expaiiHion in accui-ilunce witli the Is reported to be doing aa well aa MBBAtJX PRINTING CO., INC Veterans of World War II who urday from 10 u. III. to I p. in. at In Mm irhrslrr itnil I iriniiy 2 Persons Die courts Is asked to rontoct the speeding. , Football Practice Maple street, F.lltngton, Is now In needs of the town. Tile four an- can be expected at thia tima. What all thia meana .III that ( laipicil she liad left it in the Ixit- Tentativa budgets for 1050-Sl ! head in an auto accident Sunday ^ 1 1 Watcll are ri»tuirning to active military the basement of Second Congrega­ esretakar g t Henry Park. Extended OaU The American Legion' fuotball Austria. ounced several weeks ago by Mah- Mtse Carol Martin of Weatfleld, MaaeliMter, Uoim. tlc to pay her liill. She waa as uniounUiig to 82H3.1B0 Friday : morning on Route 83 near the Ro- nine weeka of feverlah roncentra- servicA and who already own N a­ tional church for a special session 1)1(5 \\ i:i I..-- .\.M) SKI-Iic T \NK.< IN S TM I.KI) Rev. Gordon W. Hohl, o f Brew- team will hold a practice this eve­ ■ Tlu' Fourth lUslricl. American lon Uliapinan, chairman of the Maas., is visiting her aunt, Mlia . THUMB* rtRGUaON, night include the fpllowing; Se­ Repaired Roa-> I tary Circle In Talcottvllle when tlon on building up United Na- flglfting mad when ahe didn't gel I when voters will be made. As Cars Crash star. N. T., who preached'at the ning at 6:80 p. m. at Henry Park IjCglon, and Auxiliary, will hold Its Board of Kducatlon, are Mloa Em­ Hattie Berr, of Main atrset ' m ».'. Tr«M.. 0« bM H»n«c«r tional Service Life Inaurance were lectmen's $90,000: Board of Kd- The men o f the Public . Works ! the auto In which he was riding. llie five il.illar hill aa ahe had been I Coventry Volunteer Fire Cora- First Lutheran church aa a candi­ instead of the Legion Field ae Instfllatinn and September meet­ fV>undM .letobcr 1. im . tiona atiefiKlh. plua our one greai reminded tcxlay by Director G. J. ucation. $141,030. Three items not Department were called out .ouu- I operated by his brother, Louis ma Ball. Mr*. Raymond Peltier, : pnny 1 drills are scheduled for date for the pulpit a week ago waa flrat planned. Equipment will be ing. Sunday, September 10. at the Paul Manrinl and Donald Wallace. continuing monopoly in (he Koie- when she waa going to pul the Agoatlnelli of the Veterans Serv­ incliiilcd in either but which last McKINNEY BROS day to repair aeveral washouts in ' Cantor, IT, skidded and overturned You'll be a let happier tt MQ PabltibM B»«ry C*tnin( Bxcfpt ! 0:3ii p. m. Monday and "Dieaday One SeriouBly Injured extended a call to become pastor given out before 6 p. m. at the Le­ Legion Home, Someravllle. Joseph F. Girardinl, chairman. ice Center, that they may pay fi.scal year waa listed under Board the street caused by the heavy twice, comtnif to a stop on tta top. don't aay what you mean - I f tt •uadtr >Bd MotldayB. Ent«r«u «t thf an war. have now begun t« pay daily out of buainc.ss fur-unclean froni "the firehouse in South Cov- si:u Ai.K msi'o.s.M. co of the church at a meeting of the ' Jmvis N. Ulapp. first select­ obb monthly premiuma on their Iri- rain. The Urgest damage was on Melvin O n tor waa taken to the gion Homo. Charles Peterson. Attorney Simon Ua mean. pBBt oStea at Utachwt«r, C ., a* milk. ot Kducatlon hiidgel cover $21,000 , entry. In Accident on Wilbur •*«BBBd O m b Hat) Mattar. off. snirance through altotmenta from on payment of bond Isaiie, $10,000 Company 2 drills will begin at 7 l . i o U r a r l .'^l. I r l . M a m li(- s i,- r .l.'JOJJ The early altuatlon In which the The Ohio health officer report­ their military pay. for school note payment, and $.*>00 GroM Highway SUBSCRIPTION RATES In order to prevent lapse of their ; p. m. Wednesday from the new On« Taar by Mall ...... North Koreana had the heavi|eM ed this a.a a humoroua and un­ interest charge on achooj notes. 410.00 inaurance. It is emphasized, vet­ 1 firehouse in North Coventry, Sli'aMBlba by Mall ...... I 5 w concentration, of ftrn power, anil usual iiuiident. Most of ua. how- The Board of Finance lias tenta­ i Karen LiUle returned to her Rockville, Aug. 21— (Special) — Obb BiaBth by Hall ...... ♦ I 'O erans must pay premiuma directly had a monopoly in tanka ha.a now ccer. rcroynize traditional and in­ tively set the evening of .Seploni- home S.oturday evening " after Two persons were killed, in an au­ SiBBl* Copy ...... J to the nearest V'A District Office licr II 11s the date to act on the escapable feminine privilege. spending the week with her grand­ tomobile accident on tha Wilbur Waakly. by Cbrriar ...... t been altered. We now have the for the premium month In wlileli budgets. LTxiSa Highway about alx o'clock Suba. dallTarad. Ona Taar ...... Iia.ou they enter service, They must al- mother. Mrs. Michael G. Landcck ' AMESITE DRIVEWAYS neavieat front line fire power in The amount of $10,648.71 has Sunday morning in a haad on ool- Waal of Ulaa. Poraijf^ ...... 113.00 1 so execute prior to the end of the and uncle, Geroge A. Dandeck at Korea. We now have the advan­ been turned over to the new school ’ their home in South fTiaplain. INSTALLED WITH A llBion, Andrew Jonea, 17 and Max­ MEMBER o r calendar month an allotment au- building comtniUee from the pre- '• ine Willlama, 20, both of Roxburj’, THE ABSOCIATEP FKEiiS tage in tanka. lliorlzing payment of future premi­ vioiis com m ^ee in accordance Maas. The driver of the aecond Ttaa Aaaoeiaiad Praaa la axrlualfcly ThIa niran.a that Aiueriian Ruth MUleit uma. MACHINE SPREADER aatiuad to tba u»a of rapiionr^ion ot 1 with an .atmended motion at the W orrv of car identified aa Robert OUfeath- i'(|Uipiiicnt haa reached the liatlle- er, 22, of New York City, la in a all oa*a diapatebaa cradited lo <1. 01 Alwaya I Major Prohlem: . I Servicemen entering the armed ■luly 25 apccial town meeting au­ Work Guaranteed • Free Estimates • T.erms ArraiiRed BOt otbarwiaa eradltad in tbia pap«r front in quantity and in time. forcea for the first time may ap- thorizing the t urning over an iin- FALSE TEETH critical condition at the Rockville aail alao tba local oawa publiahao herr. Moman Talks Too Mucii We not only have front line au- I pi; expen'ded for NSLI amount In any aa one of that of Its date. City hospital. The driver of ''i' "re made turned over to the new building whrii you ^al. talk or laugh, Juil uones, 22. The State Follca aald aprlnklr a flttk KASTKI5TII on your i MANCHESTER 2-9219 ica. Inc. ' ______i .‘melit of atreiiglli her own interests tli.nn to hear following were also involved in in the folks of our com­ what other people think and what town, th e men, em ploy^ by" r' « " costs their efforts to avoid the collision. The world, frequently wonder.a | for ua ha.a been paralleled by the y J rv. „ legal fees, printing and munity and our 76-year they've been doing. ; H. Pond, operator ; of the Kasex*=-''"cx ...rtifvlnB A car driven by Richard Pitts, gradually accuiiiiilating ^fleets of record shows you have how much those who are taking 51, of Boston was swerved off our air monopoly upon the enemy Two: .She la often the kind boat's motor "to h«d'^for^"nioor -Stephen Loyzim announced Fri- had faith, likewise, in ua. part in the actual fighting of wars person who feels she hbs to make: |n (he Connecticut river^vhrn he * candidate for the Call 4148 the road and all occupants were understand about the isstie.a in­ That «<■ have been allowed lo re­ an impre.ssion, and doesn't realize 1 explosion halted them Thev i L>emocratlc nomination for repre- shaken. In the Car traveling be­ hind the Gilfcather car operated volved. ■ Very frequently we havi- tain Ihi.s air iiionnpoly tliroiigli- Uiai It is better not lo make so plunged into the stream and .swam ' 'Cbtative to the State Legislature’ WgaaM* o* by Mrs. Mildred Day, 44, of Bast reports which indicate that the oiit the campaign is, incidentally, much of an impression rather than | to the doqk where thev later re- ' ^''om tire Second Voting District. make one that others remember Pepperell, Mass., were her hus­ a sidelight on Russian beha'vior reived medical, treatment. The ' stated he will Introduce a spe- tsauea are not really clear to the unfavorably. So .she must always . boat's interior was badly damaged 1 c'"* "ct in the Legialature to es- band and their two small children. fighting men themselves, and that and intention. So long as Russia let everylrody know how important and the motor wrecked. I tablish a welfare board for the The front end of their car was points up a tack which inspires fails to provide .North Korea willi .she IS. ------town of Coventry if he Is noralnat- damaged slightly, but no one was injured more official attention to the bu.ai- plane.'. Htissia Is apparently will­ Three; .She isn’t a«a re of the Mrs. Chapman Auxiliary llearl ' elected. He is a member of the Democratic Town Committee M*v<>rO a-aTiOM w.pg The accident occurred during neaa of "indoctrination." ing to keep the Korean affair lo­ feeling.' of others. Whin a big the raim and the investigation Ls Hartford, Aug. 21 i.4>, .lohn. P. investigating the present town re­ calized. even, apparentiy, willing talker is boring it's obvious to being continued by Sergeant John the Baby Shop We need have no ^ such doubt everyone except her She Just Oriffn. Ka.st Hartford insurance lief expenditures , which in the L UMBER to have the North Koreans lose, if Lawrence of the Stafford Springs about Commander Harvey P. Ijin- doe.sn't pay enough attention (o | executive, is tjie new state com­ present fiscal year have soared to ' ngjmw axi v/"" Sign of a worthy service the battle turns that way. more than $14,000. He explained OLj Barracks, who stated that the W il­ ham. the flier who led Navy Jet ber li.steiiers to sense when thev : |h"” ‘‘ cr of the American Legion. SUPPLIES iams girl and young Jonea were He was chosen at the final .session that he is not against nece.asary I planes in their first attack on As for the imprtanw , ho.sen head of the department h a ile d . Insulation • M’allboards • E>oort * Four: .She usually sets loo high j xuxiiiarv ' ied • wrote: military events could not possibly The Democratic caucus will be a value on her own Importance and i 1 ______held at 8 p. m. Tuesday at Church Chl-Namel Paints Two ambulances, one from the quarters! "Now the job that must be have arrived so soon without it. 1 the imporlaiue of her opinions. 1 I-egInn OfficIM's Mother Dies Community House in North Cov- ' Rockville hospital and another Save on these fine one-of- $98.00 ^ i w t o n Fanback; e$[g8li6n.' wfna, M m a a j done is to sell the world on our for It has been this steady pound­ The big talker can usually lop any | entry for nomination of two repre­ Yotui||stm\ii Kitchen Cablneta from the Johnson Memorial boept- acta of force being I ’ nited Na­ ing from the air winch is the other story, set anybody straight on, Meriden. Aug. 21 oP. - Mrs. sentatives and judge of probate. tal, Stafford Springs, removed the gold damask, wine moaa trim, wood-trimm#d ann injured. a kind floor samples! tions acts, not Just I.'nited Rtate.a half of the explanation for things facts, and hand down a final de- ' .Margaret .\I. .Mulligiin. SO mother | Mrs. Clarence R. Jeffries will he front* uSI'M vision on any quc.slion. I of John F. .Mulligan, commander of I chairman of Waterfront Manor Tolland County 4 H Fair Sale-savings on close-out samples! acta. If this can ba dona, I feel like our current superiority in The woman who is genuinely in­ the Seuonil District, Anieriran Le- 1 Development Association - spon­ Several entriea were approved $110.00 Queen Anne Butt4>n-trlmmed F *n b*dc; loUd It wtU be a big advance in our front line fire power. It hasn't, Tor entry In the Tolland County 4 (Subject to prior sale) terested in other people, who gion. $49.60 Waxed Birch Crib, appllqued wood cutouts, plaatlc-protected drop rails, nail trim ...... /...... ^ 0 0 $110.00 Stetcher-base Chippendale; spring-down strike or attack, and deputize our All this present good newa does bores others by talking too much. fo build T * ' •o'ly bon. The Mieses Jane Amprimo / seat, rose and green multi-atriped satin, mo*i armed forces aa UN forces. not mean that the Korean affair (A il rights reserved, NRA It's o /own." and Patsy Scotia gave the demon­ able sp rin g...... little (1) $48.60 Waxed Birch ‘ Crib, decorated, bow-foot panel: both aides drop, a d j u ^ ^ $89.00 Chippendale Wing; claw-and-ball, re^am ask, trim -95-Ofl . "1. Paint UN insignia on all IS any picnic from now on. But Service, Inc.) H'/M stration Two booth eKhIbits, "R e­ 44.80 and freshing Eggnoga” by the Vernon spring ...... boucle anid nail t^im ...... y < .. . . 69.50 our aircraft, ships, tanks, and ve- the tide has turned sooner than Refreshing! tow 88JI8 $26.00 Sheraton Occasional; pleated back, beige Recover From (Y M h Hurta SCOTTS SBED. Lively Ladlea and "How to Make (1) $39.96 White Decorated Crib: both sides drop, adjuiUble spring hiclea. seemed poaalble. The day when a Square Comer for a Bed” by the (1) $38.76 Maple Decorated Crib: both aides drop, adjustable spring *4.16 $89.00 Queen Anne Barrel; red dam/u^, boucle and tapestry ...... 21.5$ Hartford, Aug. 21— — Miss "S, OWe UN insignia, such *aa the confidence and the momentum Vernon 4 H Seamstreaees were al­ (1) $37.60 Waxed Birch Crib with cut-out decoratlona: plaattc-pro- nail t r i m ...... 69..50 Antoinette Naiilt, 41. of Hartford, $55.00 Queen Anne Occasional; biscuit-tufted back a shoulder patch, to all uniformed were on the side of the .North Ko­ a . . aiifl HO is ou r .S'*'. so approved for entry in the county tected drop rails, adjustable spring ...... 84.05 and Miss Alice MacHardy. 21, of contest.' There were about 60 4 H $98.00 Chippendale Barrel: ^\v-aiid-ball, wine-red emerald and eggshell d a m a sk ...... 49.5$ 'peraqnnel operating in UN forces. reans haa passed. West Hartford, were reported mak­ (,1) $33.50 Decorated Irtiry tJrib, two drop aides, plastic-protected members from six Vsmon 4 H damask, nail trim . 89.00 "4. Have the radio and press ing ‘'satisfactory" progress today BERGREN'S clubs who exhibited, these includ­ rails, adjustable spring ...... 29.86 $110.00 Heppiewhlte Occasional: ahield back, goM Ball tha idea to the whole world at St. Francis hospital. They were ing vegetables. Blowers, hobbles, (1) $26AO Decorated Golden Oak: one drop side, adjustable $89.00 tlhlppendale claw-and-ball, laytex and grey striped satin; alightly soiled...... 49,91 that these are UN forces carrying The iJingdale Axe injured when two automobiles col- ICECREAM canning, food preparation, clothing, spring ...... 24.80 Idcd on Avon mountain Saturday. poultry, sheep, aa well as the booth (1) $19.95 Decorated Maple Crib: one drop side ...... 11.80 cushion?’' emerald damask, boucle and $119.00 Sheraton Wing; apring-down seat, extra out UN policies." There was a great stir about exhibits. The Home Nursing (2) $14.96 Fnlda-Rola Stroller-Walkers: blur and red ...... 9.98 nail trim ; <...... 71.50 w ide back, lime matelasse, boucle fringe Since his suggestion waa made, 4,000 years ago in the region now booths were the first one to be Stop at our Dairy Bar (1» $17.96 StaUon Wagon Stroller, blue ... 14.95 trim ...... 125.01 the United Nations haa officially known aa l.anKdale Valley, Kng- entered in many years. Mrs. Frank $98.00 SheratorfFanback; eggshell, green and char­ named General Douglas Mac Ar­ S ll Main .Street Niederwerfer and Mrs. Harriett (4) $17.60 Chrome Strollers, red and Ivory, qr land. For some years local crafU- blue and Ivory fgbrlkold p a d s ...... 18.48 treuse dapfiask, plain green texture outside; em­ $136.00 Lounge with tufted aeat and back; green thur a United Nations Command­ Madden, the latter a nurse at the men had been fashioning wliat BANTLY Manchester hospital art co-leadera (3) $19.50 Chrome Strollers, grey bodies ..11.16 erald moss trim ...... 89.00 classic floral chintz, pleated v a la n c e ...... 98.00 er, he reriorts to the Security For that delicioua ice Slap CraStraai wOA SCUTL Scan* everybody (on.aiderrd a superior '"dad soys f talk so much on the telephone for the Home Nursing Club. (4) $21.05 Thayer Bucket Strollers, blue or Countdl, his communiques are dry oppliad contral—$ 1.45 $6.85 $119.00 Lounge Chair, spring-down seat, roll arms, axe. I he stoni- in tlio.N,- parts w a.s i cream, those marvelous Seventeen sheep were exhibited, grey ...... 10.96 $110.p0 Button-back L o u n i^ j wine tapestry, boucle "United Nations Communiques," with one shown by Alden Reuther M m , fringe valance ...... 89.00 T-cushion; eggshell, olive and brown matelasae, especially fine for shaping, and | OIL CO. milk drinks, sundaes and JieBl lAWH Stto topi for fall , Tm beginning to look like one!'* (1) $28.60 Hooded Go-Cart Stroller, blue 24.96 00 being judged best tn the heavy boucle trim, fringe v a la n c e ...... 08.00 and several hundred blue ami planting. You need lew only m (1) $39.75 Hooded Go-Cart Stroller, tor cleaving hrad.a after it was i .1.13 M A IN ST. sodas. Long converMition. may bo o lot of fun. Bui semelimea tho/ro weight class, snd also champion of .,$115.00 Spring-down seat Loungt^ square, cut-back white flags are along the Korean Itiird ai anidi bacauia of riw grey ...... 68.26 shaped, and It was recognized, for ' annoying to your neighbor, who wont to use the line. By keep­ the Miow. The sheep of Frances arms, emerald damask, moss' xtrlm, fringe $115.00 Queen Anne Wing Chair in soft blue damask; batUefront. Nothing has been TEI,. 5293 milli^i of ivra gepwiap laadi Alao a few baby baths, high chairs, play miles around, that there was Take home a quart of Ber- ing coll, thorl and well space^,everyene con enjoy belter Schlaefer was the beet in the valance ,,,.•89.00 moss fringe and nail t r im ...... 04.50 done about shouliler patches, or in ovary pockogp. - pens, youth b ^ , wardrobe-chesta and nothing like a Ung.lale axe. medium weight, and the best ani­ painting .UN insignia on ships and Rren’s Ice Cream to the I /b-$1.55 5 lbi-$7.65 party-line Mrvice. mal lb the light weight class waa chair and rocker reproductions are reduced. 3his might have continued the Range and Fuel entered by Elverett St. Louis. The planes and tanks. But there tiaa, &T 0 family. Everybody loves it. sMciAL njirost siino , \ ■altiiation if it had not been for ! FOR THE BEST PARTY-LINE SERVICE showmanship award went to Erwin obcdoualy, been a large measure of Seed tor deep ikoda, poor dry lelb. one caveman who was centuries ' eo|ilc. W • -Nor di.| It l.-rl that u was rontrib- ''u d , geant at arms and Miss Ann Mif- bting to the Woe „t ,„Bn through have sought' Unitc-d .Nations san- - fitt, assistant sergeant at arms. I wars. To the contrary, it argu.-d YES Both are members of the Rockville tidn and proceeded under it, in ' 1 that It was actually, by its ef­ 90532323234848234853235323532348485353484823485348234848 Unit of the Auxiliary. one tense, because we were afraid Game Toa^ht saving to proceed any other way. ^ forts. increasing the chances of The Little League game which ■ut-there is ■ also something peace, since being armed with a was rained out Saturday' after­ DOES THE WEEKLY WASH O. W. HUKISS noon between the PAC'and Moose positive involved. It is m the mimls Langdalr axe was a sure way of YIt.MANoear ' teams will be played this evening of men everywhere that the an­ 'tightening off aggressors. "A MAM St six o'clock at the Recreation archy of nations, the incessant Rood axe, they told their custom­ K E E P -j_ M T ta “yes’* m a n at heommt Finance Co. . Field. n chBllenge of big powers to one ers. "is the only thing some peo­ that ia-r-Fm the man who likes to say “ YES” to Courts Ready another, must be brought under ple understand or respect." , Mayor Frederick Berger has NEW FEMININE HYGIENE YOU P L W /l announced that the two tennis A\ahogany or There the available story ends. some kind of control by law, if courts are now ready for play at METHOD HAILED this world is to be savecil from ut­ .Some workmen dug up tlie axe There’s no need to go throngli the dnidger.v of wash­ ■ You w o Fm the manager o f our office— the man ter destruction. And. by aligning factory, not long ago, and were ing and Ironing every week of the year. wbo’a responsible for building up our business. .The "mazed, Indeed, to find what a GROCERY EQUIPMENT AAaple 59-75 ouraelvea with this idea of a rule A new method o f feminine hy- more timet I say "yea” to roqiiesta for loan»-Mhe more FOE BALE ot law, we are not only donning a Huperior axe It had been, the beat fene introduced by B.Y.'a of QaHa: Smart women everywhere are turning lo NEW SYS- buainesa we do. And aince making,toana ia our O N L Y ? New mieat aBcIng machine, >2 X 44" Mapig Deak (above), fom eriy cloak for wear in Korea, but w* axe, without question, the atono ornia haa been balled aa' one of TE3I to relieve them of this needless task. Call ns soon. buaineai— tbat’a 'n i^ ty important to me. age produced. the moat modem advances in fomU Dayton oompaUag scale, cash $69A0 . . ..or Um 23 x 44" mahogany are alao putUng the flesh ot action We deliver your flnlehed bundle on the fourth day regUter aad 8 glaaa shew eases. model (right) with ita gold-tooled nine hygiene in years. Therefore, if you need extra cash at any tiroe— on the ideal all the world knows after pick-up. FLO'S GEOCERT leather top, formerly 179.00. Choice la now its last resort. It la, as whether a IHtla for a ahott time or a lot for a long time 188 School StfTCi $88.78 Quite In Order Thia modem douche ia ,a aelf- Oommaiider Lanham believed, — ^you can depend on my doing my beat to le y “jrea” mlxlng tablet that diaaolveil quick­ ...... ;.T$.9$ the route to the peace which he. From an Ohio health officer ly in water and elimlnatea the ol4 to you . . . promptly. $88.60 37 ’ ’ Knotty Pine Drop Lid; ogee feet, braaa handles ..... Limited Edition! Station makes an Open Stock Croup 10% Discount $86.00 34 " Maple . . Governor Wlnthrop Drop Lid; 4-drawer base ...... 14.66 comes the story of the woman Inconveniences of powders' or •• • fighting man, recognizes as $49.60 21x 42" Kneehole; 9 drawer Chippendale rope edge ...... $$a$ Y' our final objective. liquids. The new B.Y.'a .ableta are Next time you can use a loan give ma a chance to SOLID CHERRY who indignantly appeared in his exact dosage size, hermetically (^sh and Carrv $99.96 2 $ 'i X 60" Kneehole; 6 drawers including, file ...... ,,.1..,, $6.$$ SOLID MAPLE V aay "Yet"— won't you? Fll conaidar it a favor. Sae me ...... ww..$$4$ office, demanding that he confla- aealed Individually by thh new eel- I THE OFFICE OF $$3.00 33” Solid Maple Drop Ud. etraight front ...... at a special price! cate a quart of milk, punish the lophane atrip proceaa and come in at Jboomat Finance Co.' $320.00 3$*g X 62" SUtton Solid Maple Kneehole. 9 drawers, 8 gold-tooled leather 40" Dreeeer Bose, ■kotebsd 88-8* The Tide Turns ' I .1$$.$$ 40” Dreoaer Baoa, aketehed 7$.$# a beautiful cosmetic type package. DR. JOS.' C. BARRY top DreaMr Mirror, ■ketebod ...1S.1S company which had deUvered it tn $33$.0(> 3$ X 48" Oenuiae Mahogany Bockfiont Kneehole; Colonial reproduction, gold tooled Dreoeer Mirror, aketehed . . ..I t .lS . i'^- , Almaat overnight, pr ao it Poster Bed, aketehed .«.«$ her. and get her another quart of leaM ^S$ !• $500 a<4 ttfealara Alane leather top ...... I$ iJ $ Footer Bed, aketehed ...... 4$.M WeuW aacm, tha American and NEW SYSTEM UUNDRY ^ILL BE CLOSED |34$-00 34 X 4$" George Waahington Flat-top; $ fluted legs, ahelvea on each end of top; This is the first time Stetton made a brand Same Bed without feotboatd ISJW milk free becauac, in, the bottom Same- Bed without footboard 46d$ 1^^-' Scwtli Korean forcca ei^aged in genuine mahogany ...... 13$d$ new design . •, priced it extra low . . . and S3>i" Cheat, akttetaod of the bottle, there was a green fmtAmrrn tttAt ueis ro aar rtv SkU" (3ieat. sketdied ...... $$.$$ Uw 'K m a n w a r have achieved FOR VACATION limited its production. Shipment* are now BedsUto T sU o; ttMtebi most nauseating la appear­ Bedside Table, aketehed ....$ 3 J $ 1^- «ta t tt takas for vtctory. They ance. - FINANCE arri^nff- There will be more in October,... 4$" Doubla Cheat, not < LIsMmac ca 4$" Double Cheat, net shown 18$A$ ' ' M « auddeal^ close to control of a FRO^ AUG. 20 and that’s all! Whether you want this fine 64" Doubla OrMMT, a 64" Double Dreaaer Base, not solid maple, or solid cherry now, or after gaooooweaoaau*** •'$ • whidi, until now, haa shown ...... 139,88. TO AUG. 27 October, r e s ^ e it today at these history­ DpuUe Dnaaor MlAan Sal i l l dMRerate atnUa. Double Di-caaer Mlrioi, nut • I dkoom fctAAm the, |»war ^ Mcuicitedie^ “ " i-i making speml orices! in- r-.’ .-r-v '■■ ■■■ '

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY. AUGUST 21. I960 MANCHE81&A AvcniMU HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, AUGUST 21. 1960 H i t t B O O T Develppment Control Githolics Must Leg Caught in Elevator A u c ^ n Mart Accept Dogma Opens Sunday Lowly White Sox Deal Big Blow to Indians^ Flag Hopes Seen Town Necessity Prankster Pope Orders Clergy to Tomatoes, Shell Beans, Mangrum Cop^ North End Firemen Set__ Louis to Bury / Protect New Ritual Cucumbers, Cauliflow­ Silk Citj^ and PA’s Southpaws Hurl Twin V . B. Bogers Tells Ki- Featherweight Champ Against Error Taint er to Be Offered Retired George Veitch Eastern Open To Square Ball Series Ring Remains wants Means of Ob­ Scores Hple-in-One Amuses Self Playing hi The fall auction market of the Clash Tonight at 6 Vatican Oty, Aug. 21.—W — t Win Over Clevel^d taining Income to Bal­ Manchester Fruit and Vegetable George Veitch retired from Softball, Horseshoes Pope Plus X II today told Catholic Pockets $2,600 First Wertneaday night at Robartaon i ranti will ha in tha box for the Fight Means Nothing to I ance Costs Is Needed Growers’ association will open the employ of the Manchester During Leisure Time Park the North End and South gang south of the railroad tracks. clergy throughout the world that Electric Light Division of the Place Mouoy; Haefner Joe Except to Raise > ■' here for the sale of seasonable Winner to Gain Third I End firemen will meet in a softball ; Co-coachea Joe McCooa and Al- Yank* Take Two Game* the dogmas of the church must be Connecticut Power Company PA Mound Choice game with the winner gaining the I ton Cowles of Chief John Mera’ Joins Air Corps "Any town, city, «tat« or iectlon produce Sunday, August 27 at 2 Middletown, Aug. 21—For the And Cooper Follow Money to Pay Taxes- accepted and respected. p, m., and thereafter, as Ibng as last Friday. Saturday George In Fin«d Standings; right to play the Policemen one department are confident that this From A^r; Detroit - eeatronted with rapidly Increaalng the supply of produce continues, went out and shot a hole in first time in his career, Willie Pep, week from Wednesday night at the . is their year. The squad haa been In a Inog and important eney- Urian6 and Blank Are' New York, Aug. 2i (/P) Tt la operating coats, without commcn- the market will be open five days one at the Manchester Coun­ the featherweight champion of the Baltimore, Aug. 21—( ^ — The North End bail park. practicing four nights a weak for Splits With Browns; clieal letter he emphasized the try Club course. Ironic and regrettable that Joe ■im te increase in income, needs a necessity of safeguarding all re­ each week, Sunday through Thurs­ world, is billeted here in a train­ Lively Slab Starterg: top money, winners in the $18,500 Coach Ty Holland's South End- the past month and Coaches Me Rain Cut* Schedule Veitoh'a ace was registered era have been eatabliahed aa pre­ Cooe and Covries re{>ort the amoke Louis, tho man who revived heavy­ Planning and Development Com­ ligious instruction against the day. ing eamp. Pep has won 142 fighU, Eastern Open earned every penny weight boxing and made It the Although, the season is late this on the fifth hole. He used a No. game favoritea by virtue of their eaters are ready. taint of "error. ' Third place in the final Twilight of their take through cool and most glpmorous sport of them all By Jn® RelrUer mission." Wlllactl B. Rogers, presi­ year, recent rains are expected 6 iron. George 'vvas playing In lost two and fought one draw, victory a year ago over their North The contest will be staged under The encyclical was issued at a Baseball League standings will he i consistent shooting, but they’ll for innra than a decade, should dent of the First National of to provide the auctioneer with a a threesome with Bill Maver with all of hia training done at End rival!. Then too. Hippo Cor- the lights starting at 8:30. 'Atsofilated Preaa Sports Writer Manchester, told the Manchester moment when the queslioh ,if at stake tonight when the Silk have to give an assist to the now be forced to bury the remains.’ buinper crop to dispose of during and George Johnson, Sr. A trio of scorned southpaw* dogms hss become a subject of 1 the Hartford Auditorium. a t y Aces and Polish Americana weatherman. For no matter whst happens on Kiwanis CTub this noon. wars danring on sir today to the controversy between C’alholirs tlie coming weeks. Manager Lou 'Viscusi and T(ain- clash at the West Side Oval at 6 ' A long overdue downpour the night of Sept. 27—whether Joe Continuing, Mr. Rogers said In announcing the opening, Eu­ and Protestants. This stern's from or Bill Gore figured, however, that o'clock. Both teams finished their | drenched the 6,895-yard Mount whl|iB Ezexrd Charles or Eazartl mtialc made by the moana and "l> t me stress at the outset that gene Gagliardone, secretary of mibllc as well as private business i the Vatican's announcement that tills was the big fight of his season with identical-six and nine ' Pleasant golf^ course Saturday Hamiltons Play First whips Joe- the game Is s goner groans of the Detroit Tigers and. the association, said that (Gordon jm s where it is invited, and stays i British Troops career and that ho would brnofit won and loss records. * night, transforming the extra for a long time to come. Good .Cleveland Indiana. the Pope will soon proclaim as Reid will act as auctioneer is*ith where it is welcome. From the | a great deal by the country at­ President Nick Angelo said that large greens from fast flats into heavyweights appear to be a van­ \ Fresh from upset victories over dogma the Virgin Mary’s assump­ William Sagllo as auction master long discussion 1 have read abotit tion into heaven In body as well Head for War mosphere of a camp. tonight's winner will be given soft, damp s(>onge8 that soaked up ishing race, gone with the dino­ thb {lennant contenders, tha trio— , and the Manchester Trust com­ third place in the standings and Tourney Game Tonight pitengrs Stubby, Overmlre, Bill and heard about regarding the ap­ as spirit. Camp Byrne is just fourteen approach shots of yesterday's early saur. W illard B. Bogerm pany as cashier. will gain' the right to meet the Wight and Billy Pierce — pfoved pointment of a Development Com­ The announcement 'provoked miles from Hartford. A wlnd;ng threesomes snd held them. The coming fight means nothing Tomatoes, shell beans, cucum­ (Continued from Page Onej British Americana in a best two The big change clearly threw once again how embarrazalng It mission In this town, one would criticism In Protestant circles, ea- gravel road leads into the camp, to the .tfi-yesr-old Ixmls except an skilled and unskilled labor, I bers and early cauliflower are out of three game series in tha some of the early starters off c c ' ha to tejideresUmata a floatoff think there is something difficult prrially on the part of the Church it takea you over an old nistlc Alpine, Texas Cowboys StartinK TimeH Advanced opportunity to raise some quick phqned the Development rommis- among the items expected as the ish Far East land force.*, said playoffs. First game in the play­ balance. Player* that had been Overmira, ^ast adrift by Detroit about one operation of such a ,)f England, whose leaders said bridge by an old swimming I'.olC. For All Future Contests money ami settle his Income tax Oommission. Having spent in be­ slon in connection with this talk market reopens. General MacArthur had asked him offs may take place Wednesday shooting sub-par rounds began Test Twi Leaguers in tap with the big boss. He has no last winter, gk|ned sweet revenge they saw In It the threat of a new i.ast year the fall market open­ for reinforcements without delay. There you find a dozen or n»orc night. A meeting of representa­ upon hia formergmployeri yaaler- , half of the State of Connecticut at 11.30 last Wednesday, snd at cabins u-ith n.ames such as Sleep­ coming in with bogies and double- desire to fight again, and the 3:30 had the following fig urea: In obstacle to the movement for ed Augiist 7 and in 54 days eales Has Promised .'),000 tives of tonight's game winner and National Semi - Pro ' starting times for all organ­ day when he hun^ a 6-2 defeat on- Uterally millions of dollars in pro­ less Inn, The Kozy Korner. Copy bogies marring their score cards. tralaing grind will be galling to the Manchester area there are 408 Clirislian unity, were $68,249,38. This spring the Britain already has sea and air the BA’s will be held following the But by the time Lloyd Mangrum, ized baseball and softball the leagtie leaders to give the St. moting the welfare and interest of Cal Cabin and the Terntitc Inn. Tourney at Wichita leagues in Manehester have him. unemployed, of which 188 are men A formal^ statement by the i auction lasted for 18 days with fo’.-ccs fighting but these will be game. Clayton Heafner, Pete Coo{>er and I.K1UIS Browns an eVeyi break In- the SUte. 1 think I am In a posi­ The camp mascot is Willie Pep Jr., been advanced for the balance If he wins, then what? He will and 220 are women; In the \M1M- heail.s of the Church of England,; income of $79,021.43. her first ground troops in Korea. Coach Pete Kletcha of the Poles Carj' MIddlecoff teed off, a brisk thtlr doubloheader. The Tigers had' tion to say to you that an intelli­ Desp'lte the pain from his gashed leg, Angelo Voccl. M-year-old Jani­ with his two dogs. Duke and Teddy. By Hal Turkington of the season. Twilight Base­ have dona nothing more than prove manlic area there are 268 unem­ the archbishops of Canterbury The Manchester auction market She has promised 5,000. will send southpaw Paul Uriano to wind and a bright sun had carried come from behind to win tho open­ gently organlred Department of tor. stoically watts while rescuers saw through flooring of an elevator The featherweight champion talers ball League, Rer; .Softball that the younger heavies are a ployed of which 168 are men and and York, expressed "profound is one of the leading produce sup­ Britain's decision came as Red tha mound. The youthful mounds- out the course to its more natural Wichita, Kaa., Aug. 21—Faced er, 5-4. Commerce functions smoothly and in which he waa trapped In Boston. A priest (left) kneels to com­ care of •‘Jinlor" like a real daddy, Paul I'rtano League and Little League •sorry lot. Indeed, as had been more 110 are women; In the Thompson- regret" that the Catholic church pliers of seasonable produce in (China’s Pienilcr-Forelgn Minister man has pitched some fine ball for condition. affectively. fort Voccl who remained conscioua through the hour and one half with an opportunity to be the first haseball games will start than auspected. Wight and Pierce, traded off hy vllle area there are 662 unemploy- had "chose this act to increase this part of the state, and !-• at­ Chou. En-Lai said the "Korean I to it that fhe has a bnih the gang from the heights this And they were the club-carrying “A t the outset if you are going ordeal. Surgeons at Massachusetts General Hospital said they hoped Omnecticut team to win the Na­ promptly at 6 o’clock. The Had the old champion not been Jack Armstrong the New York Yankees and Tlgbrt, el-\ you have to sell and to whom you Commijwion IB *et up to ascertain the growth of understanding be­ Chou gave Red China's pro- yon will find Pep’s own cottage, by DlBattisto. At Klein and Willie the Army reserves, has been called Niles, Hi., boomed out a three-un- to actlv<;^uty. ita eighteen years ago, the Hamll- from 6:30 to 6:15. come accustomed lo Charles as East .Hide boxer, enlisted in the esgo White Sox to 2-1 and 8-5' \ want to sell It. Manchester has what percentage of these flgure.s tween Christians.'' who serx'cs on President Truman’s fHisais in me-iisages to Trygve Lie. which he occupies with the young­ dieksinski will be in the starting der.par 69 and a 72-hole total of Imi I>ops make their first start UcH.siin tor the iirwc^ starting the tltleholder snd to generate Army Air Corps last Tuesday ami triumphs over the Indians. everything In the world In its fa­ are Immediately available or The Pope will pronounce the Council of Economic Advi.sors. United Nation.* Secretary-General, ster. Pep (A the camp prank.-.tor lineup. There is a possibUity that 279 to take the $2,600 top money, Violent Deaths There hasn't been a forfeit In tniiight at 10 o’clock (cat) at times is to try and finmplete some Interest In a bout betweeq left the following day for basic Taking advantage of the Tiger vor from a sales point of view. To should I sav, employable, and their ne\ti dogma on Nov. 1 as a dra­ Opposing Barrett in the Repub­ and Jakob A. Malik of Russia, and his sparring partners often A1 Surowlec, the ieagua batting with Heafner, the mustsehlo^ the Twi Baseball League this sea­ Lawrence Memorial Stadium seven Innings of play (six In­ him and aay, Lee Bavnid, the ex­ training. The 140-pound sonth- and Indian lapeea, the Yankeea bfegln with. It is a happy communl- ages, skills, etr. That is something matic highlight of the 1950 Holy lican Governor’s race are C. D. President for August of the U. N. find ptone.s or fly paper in ttielr leader who has been sidelined with mountain from Charlotte, N, C„ an injured back, will be ready for son although the going has been against the Alpine, Texas (Jow- nings for Little Leaguers) be­ bartender. paw score*! four knockouts In hit won two games from tha haplaa* Industry likes happy communl- Governor Bowlea hasn't heard of Year. He will hold a secret con­ Williamson, Chairman of the W y ­ Take Weekend Security Council at Lake Success. beds, glue in their shoes and it is copping second place and $1,900 But If Joe Wallops the ancln- duty once again. /ather rough. Several games in boys. This Is the fourth straight fore darkness sets in. Isst five bouts and boasted a rec- Philadelphia Athletics, 6-4. and 5-2, Oes because contentment makes sistory of the College of Cardi­ oming Commerce and Industry Denounces America not uniiaual for a .sparring purl- with 281. noli Negro, as tho bookies now yet. ^ b b y Blanc or Dick Blow will the Rec, Church and Twilight year that Alpine haa represented onl of 15 kayoes In 27 pro hoi its to climb Into second place pasL. for good labor relations. Manches­ nals the day before Commission; .Samuel L. Asher, Red China’q terms, as reported ner'a bed to collnp.se when he re­ The two Floridans, Cooper and favor him to do by odds of 3-1, • From the above paragraph on by the Communist New China news pitch for the Aces. Fred Booth, Softball Leagues were forfeits. the pan-hsndle state in the tourn­ at the time of his enlistment. the Indiana. The Bronx Bombar%. ter is a healthy community. Indus- the labor situation in this area, Let the teachers in ecclestas CTieyenne Grocer and State Sena­ Toll of Seven tires for the night. MIddlecoff, finished with a 282 Kr.r.ard might as well WTsp It up. agency accept Russia's pro|>o.*al George Kepler, Stan Griffin and ey. an honor held only hy Ft. go, Ind., 8-0 with righthander who o|>en -a long homo stay Tue*-. likes healthy communities be­ your new- Development Commis­ tical institutions be aware that tor I./eeland It. Grieve. Willie has only one complaint. Leading pitcher in the Twi and 283 respectively. Cooper win­ And beyond him there isn't a for seating Red China in the U. N. Bemie August will appear with Wayne General F.lectrics, defend­ Howard Bass holding tlie losers to day with an Important thraa-gama cause it reduces absenteeism and sion should be able definitely to at­ they cannot with tranquil con­ The Democratic governor's He says there are a ferw loo many Baseball League last season wa.s ning $1,400 with a one-over-par heavyweight In the country of any (Caftlinued from Page One) and then start talking over the Ko­ the Aces. ing champions for the fourth year four singles. El Dorado, Kas., won series against the Tigers, thu* makes wages go further in provid­ tune Its sales efforts to those pro- science exercise the office of nomination is sought by former lYiosquitoes around for comfort. Jerry FIckmI of the champion Brlt- final round, and the golfing dentist stature. rean question in the Council with a in a row. Its second victory of the tourna­ chewed a full game off the ligeira;' ing family comfort rather than ducU which can be advantageously leaching entnisted to them, unless Repreeenlative .lohn J. McIntyre, Pep says the other night one rnos- Ish-Americans. Flood racked up taking $1,150 after a par 72. Even around the gyms these host to a safe landing as the seas Red Korean reprelentativp' at the Coach Art Pongratz will call on ment, trimming the Holcolm, Mo., lead and m ov^ another game, in- medical, hospital and other sick­ manufactured in the area. Of in the mstniction of their students .‘ItBle Senator Rudolph Anselmi qulto died in hia room, as lie seven wins without tasting defeat. The others taking hqme more George Swan, ace left hander, to days the managers no longer call front of the Tribe. Tha Tlg(irz'< ness expenses. Industry should and Carl John.son, Oieyennc pub­ rose, capsized. table aa a witnesa. Cardinals 7-6, and South Amboy course a little bit of research and they religiously accept and exact­ First Lieutenant Martin E. Cole­ cracked it on his forehead and all This season another BA hurler than $500 were Johnny Palmer, face the Texans, composed mainly you aside andj confide that they Tetlerdny't EniaNt margin ov#r the Yanks Is thraa like Manchester because it is slt- The Red agency said Chou's mes­ won from Hattiesburg, Miss., 5-4. Kntlem study might be Involved in prepar­ ly observe the norms which we lic accountant. man of Hartford was killed Satur­ By Edwin P. Jordan, M. D. the mosquitoes in Connecticut won the pitching honors with an Baden, N.C., 264, $1,000; Tumesa, of college stars from Texas Chris­ have a young’’heavy prospect who gamaa. nated in the commercial golden sage “ denounced America for Local Sport V U c s at Hnrtford (S—pp.mtn). ing this list but the job is not s have ordained. Two of Se>rn Face Contest* day when a National Guard plane creating the Korea Incident, for at­ came to tire wake. Identical record. Cal Lyles notched 285. $900; Haas, 286, $760; Julius tian, Baylor, Rutgers and Prince­ can move around and taka It and Boston'a Idla Rad Sox ramala Da radius of the world. In other Written for N E A Serxic® seven wins as against no reverses. Brrnnton 7-1. WllUnninport 3>3. difficult one and should be quickly Teach Students Reaerenre i;,. Only two of .seven Missl.ssippi he wa.s piloting skidded off a rua- tempting to broaden the scope of Pep amuses lllniseif by playing Boros, Mid-Pines. N. C.. 287, $540; ton. As this is being written late throw a left hook like Dempsey. lOlmlrn 3-3. Wllk99-IUrr« 1-4. fourth place, six games off tha words, it is half way between New Flood and Lyles arc righthand­ Dave Douglas, Newark, D#l., 287, completed. “That due reverence and stib- Hou.se members fare contests in way at Trumbull airport, Groton. armed conflict, for aggression in softball and pitching horse shoes Sunday night, little is known of "There la‘ a distinct spirit of lassi­ Htnirhnmtnn T-10. Aihkny |-S. pare. A washout of thair adhetW York and Boston, two of the great­ There arc few things more Chatter ers. $.540. and Bill Nary. Chino, Calif., "I probably should say a word mi.aslon which in their increasing the Democratic primaries there The M-26 plane had just returned Korea and Taiwan (Formosa) and on his spare time or watching the the strength of the Cowboy’s tude among the pilots. Nntlnnnl (lied game with Washlngtoivtialtad' est markets, and adjacent to many painful than at attack of acute 287, $540. * - V / Charles Is In an unenviable spot (*htrn«o 4 f>. Piltaburgh 3-3. regarding banking facilities. Under labor they must profess towards They are Representatives Arthur from a tour of Air National Guard for blocking .peaceful solution of television or listening to the radio. What a difference a year makes. team. Nobby Graves, a 19-year-old temporarily their aeven-g'*tn« wtaia ect. Ha never want­ Bl. letiiilB U. Ciiu'lnitnll 2. what is knowp as a participating thj teaching authority of the Winstead in the Fifth district and bases in New England when the the Korean War." New champions have been crown­ sensation from T. C. U. Is said to ning atreak. good markets because of their middle of the night with severe Pep will be in the beat condition team in the Twi League, according scored a ninth place 288 to win m ed to fight hia old Idol, Louis. It rhllndelphln at New York (pp-rairi). plan the local banks are In a posi­ churrh, let them instill also in the John Bell Williams in the Sev­ mishap occurred. "Three other pas- Chou also blamed the United ed in the Twilight Baseball League be the probable choice to toe the ItoRton Rt Br«H)klyn (pp^niln). Rain also out th* Natfonal dense population and because the pain at the base of one of the big of his career for the championship to the statistics. Is the Brtti.sh- $370 and go Into second place In was forced u{>on him. It offered tion to handle any siie loan re­ minds and hearts of their stu­ enth. Representative William M. scngeis e.scaped. .States for what he called "delay­ and the Rec, t^urch and Twilight slab. Bob Bllgav, cx-Prlnceton Amerienn Laagua activity. With tha CMS wopla la this area earn a much toes. This pain is so sharp that fight with Sandy Saddler at the Americans. The BA's pilfered 5i the money standings, ahead of him his first chance to make some gardless of whst is generally con­ dents. Whittington is retiring in the ing tactics" in the Security Coun­ Softball Leagues this season. A university moundaman. Is the oth­ New York ft-5. PhUtdelphln 4-1. Eastern teams yielding to araa*s higher average wage than do the stituted a limitation by virtue of It usually-wakes the victim from Y'ankee Stadium, September 8. bases. The league champion Ham­ Henry Ransom of St. Andrews, real money, even though he had ('hlcngo S-S. Cievelnnd 1-B. "Let them strive with every Third district and three candi­ cil. denounced I'savage bombing” year ago tha BA’a won the baae- ilton Props have 34 steals to their er hurler recevlng consideration Ing aklat, Tha apotllghC w *0 pao^e la any other section of the the relatively small capltallxatlon a sound sleep. Someone described of Korean cities and asked the 111. Ransom, winner of the Tam from his coach to pitch the team's Country Club Note* to accept 3,0 per cent of the net iM’truit 6-3, Bl. Louli 4-4. SDuntry, With these markets so force and effort to further the dates are after that nomination, ball tiUe, Oak QriU the Rec credit. WnshtMRton at Bonton (pp*rkin>. thrust on tha SL Louis Cardlaalw of local banks. For example, the First Major Blow the feeling as though the toe was Council to suppre.ss "American O'Shanter at Chicago, finished out opener. while Joe was demanding and get­ adjstoent to Manchester that they progress of the sciences which which is equivalent to election In crown, North Methodists the InternniUnnI Tha Redbirda rosa to tha oeeaalos* First National Bank of Manches- being pried off the foot with a red of thejTioney with a 293. Hamilton is ex{>ected to lineup Weekend Scores ting 35 per cent. gan be reached by freight, air or they teach; but let them also be Mississippi. violence.” Time Is Near Church League honor and Broad Manchester Division of the Con­ Montreal 4 1. Iltittlinore I (11), 3. coming from bahlnd to nip tho Cllt*- I ter by participating with one of its careful not to transgress the limits hot poker. Often the pain la so See Red Move In Indo-China with Swan and Pongratz forming (Rest Ball) The fight offers him very little nuffnlo i*3. Byr%4'upe 1-t. nail la leaa than overnight trips I As {Hilitical activity stepped up Skirls N. E. Coast Street Motors won the title in the necticut 8{>ortsmen's Association cInnaU Reds, 3-2. Stan MuzUS correapondlng banks recently which we hsve established for the severe that even the weight of bed (Red China troops also were ac­ the battery, Walt Hakenson at Tom Faulkner-aarence Ander else. It la highly doqbtful that Toronto nt Jertey City ipp-r*tn). drova In all St Louis' ninz wltD . MSkiti Manchester’s location in- after a week in which there were after-dark circuit at Robartaon will hold an important meeting Itoelienter at BprlngfleM (pp-rntn). 1 handled a very large loan. clothes is too much to bear. tive. A Peiping radio broadcast For Red Move Tennis Matches first, Hal Lewis and Don Deveau son—64. a victory wmiW boost hia popu- thiaa alnglea. Howta Pollat gatiiwl ^H titally, most strategic. protection of the truth of Catholie no primaries, two Republican sen­ Park. New champions this season Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock at the "In conchuilon then, gentlemen, faith and doctrine. With regard to (Continued from Page One) It la. therefore, doubtful that the heard In San Francisco said the making up the keystone combina­ Art Wilkie, Jr.-Art Wilkie, Sr. Isrity or cause him to ha regard­ tha nod ovsr anelnaatl’* H in saS "Manchester with diversified tn- include the Hamilton Props in Britlah-American Oub. NlBAdlafa t one can truthfully say that Man­ new questions, which modern cul­ ators called for a revival of the writers or cartoonists who have Communists had captured Nan- tion and Mike Zwick at third. The —66. ed all of a sudden as a humdinger ggatry can boast of excellent em- (Continued from Page One) baseball, Garden Grove in the Rec Resumed Today KAaIrrn Wsbmeler. Tha victory movaX chester—A aty with Village Federal War ballot used in the lieading for Jacksonrille. Fla. treated gout humorou.aly suffered pang Island 1(0 miles southwest Eddie Merrins of Meridian, Miss., outfield will find Red Jacko In Ells Remmey-Steve Kriatoff— of a heavyweight. He waa unfort­ gjpyer employe relations. It like- ture and progress have brought to }942 and 1944 elections to make League, St. Bridget’s in the W. U V eU OBL. the Cards Into a third pU)c« tSr Charm —is bles.sed with all of the the foreground, let them engage Little damage wa.s caused by from it thcm.scives! Almost every­ of Hong Kong, wiping out 400 Chi- Church loop and Italian Americans the lad who ousted Billy Thornton left, Charlie McMeans in center 66. unate in having to go through Wilkrit-Barrs ...... 77 3t .664 — with Boaton. igae can boast o f an excellent labor it ea.sier for men In battle to vole. voke a world war until later.'when Brookline, Mass., Aug. 21—(J5— advantages of the larger cities in in most careful research, but with strong winds which struck south­ ne.se Nationalist troops). in the Softball Tw i League. in a third round match in the Na- and Pat Bolduc in right. Beet Ball Foursomes with the Freddie Beshore bout In BlnuhAinton ...... 70 47 .598 7H Cuba Swoop Pair ■Mricst with plenty o f precision Senator Bridges (R., N. H.'. one has seen a drawing of a stout, she is fully prepared. A fter being assured of a favor­ the New England area without the necessary prudence and cau­ ern New England. .‘4mall craft In Taipei, Formosa, Nationalist tlonkl Junior Chamber of Com­ The Props arrived in Wichita Low Net—62 A rt Stevens, John Buffalo. lliirtford ...... $4 53 .563 11 Paul MInnar and Frank (Dutohy arethers among both men and aaid in Washington he and Sen­ red-faepd gentleman with one foot The timetable they use in these able weather forecast, ail interna­ lJUCB ...... M 67 .500 It many of the disadvantages that tion.” owners kept their boats in har- Premier Chen Cheng predicted the Champion8hl|>a seem to follow merce Tournament at Ames. Iowa, after a nine hour-plus flight in a McBride, Sav Zavarella, Joe Though he finally stabbed Fred­ Hlllar, anothar pair of diaoardM Yemen, as well as unskilled work- ator Saltonstal (R.. Mass.), will bound in voluminous bandages and guesse-s varies considerably—from tional parties surviving in the Na­ Albi-ny ...... 64 63 .466 at accrue from over-congested sec­ The Pope cautioned against in­ liors. The Navy either "tied next big Communist move would the Garden Groves around. Last last week, yesterday won the title. DC-3, making stops at aeveland Handley; 63 Hank Haefa, a a r- die Into a bloody wreck after 16 pitchad the (Chicago Oiba to a 4-Sf •ra. Manchester has always been otTer in the Senate this week a resting on a footstool, with a bot­ two to five years. , ' tional Double Tennis Tournament rmimls, Ezzard let everyone sec WUltaniJiporl ...... 50 63 .443 34 H tions" dulging in the belief that the "dis­ down" or nvnruated planes at come in Indo-Chinn. winter the Groves won the Rec Thornton and Bobby LaFrancis and Chicago. It waa the first time cnee Anderson. Ray Warren, Russ KImira ...... 46 6N .404 3() 5-2 sweep of a double haadar fron* fMs to beast a t good, honest gov- measure patterned after that tle of wine at his side. This classic The Soviets have an tairoenae agreed Oa wind it up in official once again that he couldn't dent sident and erring can happily be Quonset Point and Squantum “ Moscow’s fifth column will army— som: estimates range Senior Basketball League title and com)>eted in the mid-west event un­ in the air for many of the players, Gangwerc; 63 Eskel Buckland, Hcraiitoii ...... 41 71 .366 M Pittsburgh. MInnar, .the fom ao anuaent. Industry likes that be- wartime Iqw. picture may seem humorous to the der the sponsorship of the Man­ championship fashion today at a dolly with either flat. Not only brought back to the bosom of the Naval air bases. start an eruption in Indo-China around 4,000,000— which* is equip­ the softball Grove sponsored nine but the trip was completed wRh- Hank Huggins, A1 Leone, BUI NAtlBAAi Brooklyn Dodgar lafthandar, ol* aauas it protects them against ab- person who does not have gout, chester Country aub. Lorgwood.- that, but he got hit far too often church, if the whole truth found In Wants G.L’s to Vote Just as its fifth column did in Ko­ ped with superior tanks and ex­ took honors in tha Rec League this out any signs of illness by anyone. Purdln. w. L. Pet. OBL lowed eight hits for hia aavendj anmally high taxsa Why have I Big Attendance As the storm neared New Eng­ but i< by no means funny to the That decision coat both the de­ by Beshore. — the church is not sincerely taught "I think all of the fighUitg men rea,” Caien told army officers. aummer. Alpine is listed among the fa­ Low Gross— 89 Tommy Faulk­ rhiladelphla ...... $9 46 .606 victory in tha opener. Ho t*** land, eight persons were maroon­ one who does. cellent artillery. They have a All coaches of teams In the Rec- fending U. S. Davis C5ip team and "And if that guy can hit him," Brooklyn ...... eo 47 ,661 aCkaassd industry against any other to all adthout corruption or ought to have an op{>ortunlty to Inside China, guerrillas were vorites in the tourney, having de­ ner, John Chanda. Bob Cole, Ells tVi helped by Andy Pafko'a SStli SKm business expansion? Be- ed by high tides while fishing Gout is almost always a disease lante tactical air force for support Intermedlate Baseball League the challenging Australian forces •a one observer put It, “ so can Boston ...... T M 50 .545 7 a t As Rogers Talks dimunltion." vote in wliat seems likely to be a kicking up trouble again. A Na­ Jimmy Griffin, British Ameri­ feated the Weimer Herder Tnick- Remniey; 70 Dick. Gorman, Bob homer. from rocks off Warren’s Point in of men. Frequently there is a fam­ of the ground army. playoffs will hold an lm{>ortant a practice day on the courts at Joe Louis. That's all I want to .St. l«mils ...... 61 51 7 «M aa wa must have industry with crucial election and I ’m afraid tionalist Chinese, press dispatch can shortstop and Twi Baseball ers, comiKwcd entirely of the 'Tex­ Smith, Lou Kelly, Mike Nolan, Sr. Nrw York ...... 57 53 .518 in Hiller, an ex-Yankaa, apaooi tts Ugh proportion of tax revenue Rhode Island. T'wo lifeguards and ily tendency to the disease. It is Want Time to Improve meeting tonight at 7:30 at the East Forest Hills, N. Y., where the In­ know.” some of them won't have the said 300 guerrillas stormed Into League base stealing champ with as university longhorns, NCAA I.Aon the completion of the Calcutta were completed Satur­ Ht. Ltiiiia ...... 39 73 .851 u former Yankee and Whit* Soi^ those areas would be reached by in the spring and fall. livery o f the bombs, but may need IJttie League Notes and Frank Sedgman, the Auatral- turned In eome beauts— waa In rhlladrlphlA ...... 40 T t .3U M hdaston we can easily obtain a list a candidate to run against Repub­ particii>ate in at least five games tourney, the winner will go to singled Vic Wertz home with tww the bank. the overseas ballot pro{K>sed by Cennus ...... 1*7 There la a chronl.; form of the considerably more' long range Tha Dodgws of the Triple A Ian acei, had won the first set, 6-4, day. Melissa De Martin and Jo cutting down and humiliating an­ at Industries which are studying The cluh's luncheon meeting was lican Representative J. Caleb during the regular season to ha Tokyo, Japan, to engage In the lataraAtlaAil out. Bridges and Saltonstall. Death Saturday: Mrs. Sarah disorder usually’ called gouty arth­ I SpoliR'iii Brief | bombardi^nt aviation. League and the Cards will battle in their semi-final with country­ Anderson defeated Anne McBride other chamolon who tried to come W. L. Pet. OBI. either the construction of a branch held, as usual, at the Country Boggs. eligible for the playoffs. New men first global-championship series, a The 81-year-oId Overmira, who ritis. A t this stage crystal-like They wave begun a huge expan­ for first place honors in the Triple man Ken McGregor and Tony and Naomi Lockwood, 1-up; Julie Itoiliralrr ...... 81 60 .618 plant, a new plant, or a distribute Club. Hint on Mayoralt.v Croskey, 58 Eldridgc street. « who were addeort on ...... ; 74 58 .561 the products of these purines are at 10:16 at Memorial Field. All teated Nellie Johnson and Jean Montrrt.1 ... 7)t for Detroit in tha last two years; hat of prospects in mind, the donated by Thomas Bentley and nin-off in Texas Saturday, to Slate Draft Boards orsky 1110 ToUand turnpike. ' Golf though the Russian undersea fleet at least three gaipaa to be eligible is scheduled to be completed to­ this attraction follows tomorrow. Jrirary City ...... 66 59 .538 13 deposited In and near the Joints. Baltimore---Lloyd Mangrum won boys who have played in the Little Remmey, 1-up; and Clara Rand gained hi* fifth victory for tha ■pedeesman for the Development was won by Austin Srhillinger. choose the Democratic nominees Discharged Saturday; Arthur may number a* many as 300 sub­ for the playoffa day. and Carolyn Laklng eliminated Sprlngflrld ...... 65 63 .513 1& Browns in the nightcap. Ho •$> This stage ordinarily is not reached the Eiastem Open Tournament with League Farm system this summer Before the Saturday downpour, ...... 57 M .463 an Commission could easily place for two Hpuse {losfs snd two State Boglisch, 15 St. Lawrence street; marines, only a amall portion of Velma Jotoson and A ly Davies, I League Leaders \ ByrAcua* ... lowed nine hits and walkad foo* Receive Schedules a 7*-hole score of 278. are asked to report Tuesday morn­ Gardnar Mulloy of Miami, and Bill Result* Toronto ...... 51 78 .195 at these prospective cdstomers a pros- offices, msy bring some clear Indi­ Mrs., Apelonia Tracewska." 68 Dur­ untiil there have been many acute that fleet ia believed to be the President Gris Chappell of the 1-up. but waa strong in tha cluteh oS attacks over a period of years. Chicago - Polly Riley, Fort modem high sf>ecd type, equipped ing at Memorial Field at 10 Talbert of New York, members of Wichita, Kaa., Aug. 21—OP)— BiiffAlo ...... 46 •6 .161 M poctua which should result in cation of party choices for Gov­ ant street; Miss Ernestine Gorens, Church Softball L e a ^ c reports o'clock. Tickets will be distributed Thursday will feature the Kick- National League the Tigers left 10 men atrandad. Right IMet Help* ■Worth, Tex., defeated Mae Murray, with snorkels for long underwater the American Davia Chip team and The National Beml-Pro Baseball .363; personal visit to the area. Here Kleiner’s Korner ernor and Senator in New York (Contlnned from Page One) 14 Victoria road; Mrs. Clothida that tonight’s scheduled game be­ at this time for the Little League era' Nine Hole tourney, and the B atting-M uilal, St. Louis, TBday’t (iumfB A home run by anothar c u to tt, Fortunately, acute gout cart Rutland, V t„ 4 and 3, for Women’s cruisea. tween St. Jamea’a and South National Doublea titlists four Tournament, plagued twice al­ is where Salesmanship definitelv state and a mayoral contest in Ouellette,. 20 Dcep'wood drive; Field Day aventa. weekend contest will be Sweep­ Hopp, Pittsburgh, .343. Kaslrra outfielder Marv Riekeri, ' gave Western championship. These estimates and hopes that Methodist has been moved ahead times since 1942, bad quaUfled for ready by the waathtr, waa set for 87; itepa into the picture. An ever- By Dick Kleiner New York city. date's draftees will get more time James Welherell. 33 Florence be greatly Improved by proper stakes. Runs >— Torgeson, Boston, UUc« At lUrtford (S-Sill). Wight the edge in the plfohlns aelling Job will frighten awav the Senator I.,ehman (D-Llb-NY) Is street; William McLaughlin, 31 El- sufieiNislon and improved diet and Ames, la.— Eddie Merrins, Meri­ Russia may not be ready for war to Wednesday night. The playoffs another championship round. its fourth night of play tonight. Kinar, Pittsburgh, 88. ’ BlnghAmton At AlbAny. NE.\ Staff (Xirreepondent than this. Henneasy said. Slightly dian, Miss., won National Junior Visitor in the sports depart­ And so had LouUe Brough of Thraa gamaa are aehedulad. duel with Cleveland’a Bob Damon experienced industrial scout’ If counted as a sure starter in the dridge street; Mrs. Josephine Gor­ genetal living conditions, tt Is dlf- now are predicated on "evalua­ will Stan Friday night at 6:15 at Runa Batted In—Ennis, Phlla- ElmlrA At WiikM'Barrs. RIcktrt'a homer came with on* on BASEB.YLI, MARCHIN4i SONGS more than three Weeks after the title by defeatihg Gay Brewer, ment thia morning was President Beverly Hllla, Calif., and Mra. Mar­ Two first round loaara, the El Simon Pore Toanwjr Wtlll4amsport At ScrAnton. he represents a sound company Demorratle Senatorial race. But last of thf September men paM don 30 Hamlin street; Stephen flcult for many persons with gout tions” made by the military-pohU- Memorial Field. The league will Dlqij Cobb o f the Manchester Divi­ dalphla, 100; KIner, Pittsburgh. 97. in the fourth. (No. 8: The Philadelphia A ’s) Lexington, Ky., one up. hold an Important meeting Wed­ garet Osborne DuPont of Wilming­ Dorado, Ark., Lions and tha Wood- NatlBAAl With’ a high-grade product, he (To the tune o^_^“C'1elnentlne•’ ) Republicans haven't come close through pre-lpductlon procesalni; Cordner. 18 Avondale road; George to refrain from some of the foods cal intelligence aystem. sion of the Connecticut Sports­ Minneapolis, Aug. 21— —The Hits — Miislal, St. Loula 151; Pierce allowed only aix hit* in Racing Intelllgenc® May Be Bad nesday night at 8 o’clock at the ton, Del., who are seeking their stock, Vt., L>egion meet In to­ rhllAdelphlA Bt N(»w York—RtmmonA won’t want free taxe.s for ten yet to settling on his opponent. on Aug 25, the first of the state's Edwards, 67’ ii Pearl street; Mrs. or liquors which th*y crave but Chicago— King Ranch's Curan- men's aub. Dick has been doing a 1950 National Amateur golf cham­ Furillo, Brooklyn. 141. the aecon<> game, which s«vent'S‘ in') In the cellar ' The danger Is that the intelli­ East Side Rec. ' ninth straight women’s team night’s opener a t 6:45 p. m. lest). Doublaa— Mtialal. St. Ixniia. 37: Uft-7» vs. Jaftsrn irears and he won't want any kind Of the circuit Both parties will nominate for 656 man quota will be actually Grace Lyman 104 Vs Chestnut which are moat likely to produce dero ($10.60) won the Whlrlaway fine Job in his first year as head A defeat for either will eliminate pion will have to have more luck Bruokl} n At ritUburgh*-RoA (lf-7) ning home run by Ous ZemiaJ do^ gence may be faulty, as It ha.s titles, and Doris Hart of Miami Robinson, Brookljrn, 32. of subsidy, public or private. The Doing not so ver>' fine, Senate and Governor at conven­ called into service. street. attacks. Stakes at Washington Park. man of the sportsmen's club. than good ahoU to win, soya Frank V i. Wtrl^ (S-10). c ld ^ been on some past occasions. State Baseball Commissioner and Shirley Fry of Akron, O. the club from the doubla-allmina- Triples— Aahbum, Phlladalphla. beat he can seek is a friendly at­ Live the A's from tions Sept. 6-7. Physical Schctinle Discharged Sunday: Mrs. Doro­ The Ingredients of food which Saratoga Springs, N. Y.—Better tlon tournament. Stranahan, who should know. Boiton At St. LiOuiA^(Nlght). The big bat of Joe DiMagglo and George Mitchell of Manchester did Miss Brough and Mrs. DuPont, 12; Jethroa. Boston, Ennis, Phila­ (Only gamei irhsduted). mosphere in a happy community, Philadelphia . Some Republicans are still trying The schedule for September thy Zboray and infant son ’ 85 appear to cause most of the trouble Self ($23.10) won tha Saratoga World War I I did much to im­ The Silk City football team will Elk a t y , Oklat, and South Am^ Tha No. 1 Simon Pure tourna­ some Bllck pitching by leftla* IkMia prove American intelligence ma­ not accom|>any the Hamilton Props despite their long winning etreak, delphia, and Mualal, St. Louis, 7. . AitiprIrAA hear a good market. "I should An unlucky baseball nine* to persuade Governor Thomaa E. pre-induction physicals is; Hart­ Birch street; Mrs. Arllne McKay are called purines. Some foods Handicap. practice tonight St 6 o'clock at boy, N. J., both winners in their ment of the nation began today Lopat and Eddie Ford gava tlM and infant son. 215 Highland chinery. Since then it has bcf-n to the National Baiieball Congress go Into today’s final match as un­ Home Runa— KIner, Pittsburgh, 8t. At DFtroit>^WldmAr (1-10) interject here that an appraisal of Dewey to reverse his decision not ford Board T. 176 men, Aug. 28- contain prunes in large amounts, Del Mar. Calif. — Brave Fox the Charter Oak Lots. first round games, are scheduled with the first aaction of 210 play­ vs. .Trout (10-31. Yankeea their two victorlea ov*r •ur schools, churches, recreational street; Mrs. Lorraine Thresher and coordinated, the operations of the Tournament In Wichita, Kansas, derdogs. Twice this season, and 37: Patko, Chicago, 29. Oh, my darlings. to run again. If he sticks to it. 31; Hartford Board 2, l7l men, esfiecially sweet breads, liver, k l^ ($21.80) captured the Solana Beach as recently as a week ago at near­ to meet at 9 p. m. test). ers teeing off ovqr the wind-swept (Only gAini iiehedulrd). the A ’a. DIMaggio’s thraa-wln facilities,, cultural acti\’ltiee, etc., Infant daughter, Buckland; Mrs. three rpilitary Intelligence units be­ Stolen Baaes—Jethroe, BoetOn, Oh, ray darlings. Lieutenant Governor Joseph R. Sept I and 6; Hartford Board 3. ney, squab and calTs tongue. Handicap at Del Map, by Manchester. Miss Hart and Alpine, Tex., and Eoat Hartford, MInnaapolia golf club couraa on lAt^rMliAAAl homer and two aubaequent atnglaa will stand the acid. teat. Hanley is almost certain to be the Enoch Hans com 48 Perkins street; Atlantic N.- J.— linacomln ing meshed with activities of other 29; Torgeaon, Boston, 11. SpriQgfltM At BAlUrtinri. helped. Lopat gain his 14th wM Oh, my darlings of the A s. 144 men. Sept. 5 and 6; Bristol Others, like veal, pork, beef, saus­ aty, Miss Fry have humbled them. (Hamilton), C!onn., each making tha first round. . *;A Development Commlsston in GOP nominee in that race. Mrs. Hilda Urban and Infant (4.401 won the $10,000 Mermaid government units like, the State Jiin Fucli Tossqg Strikaouta— Spahn, Boatoh, 155; (Onlr ffutt tehtduled). in ithe opener. Ford ehaokad tM You have lost Board 4, 83 men, Aug. 26; New age, gravies and several kinds of Today’s windup schedule also Ita first tournament appearanca, Manchester without an optimistic Again this, season. Marmnlonio Unopposed Britain Board 5, 117 men, Aug. daughter, 1277 Tolland turnpike; Handicap at AtlanUe aty. department — all under general •re matched at 11 J>. m. (eat). FlasOy Wins Crown' Blackwell, anclnnati, 138. A'k with aix hlta in tha nif^tM p and enthusiastic support by all Mrs. Gertrude Podrove, 148 Porter flsh, also have a higher purine direction of the Cahtral Intelli­ $ 3 . 0 0 includes .two women’s veteran Pitching — Hiller, Chicago, 9-2, Oh, when wHl you mend your One of the New York House In­ 28; Middletown Board 6, 84 men, Salem, N. H.—Do Luxe ($55.00) nowN Shot Put 58’ 9-16” rhampionahip matches. Mrs. Hazel Two games surrendared to wat for hU fourth victory . the people ..of Manchester wciild street; Daniel Hutson, Jr., 15 content than is ssife for most peo­ won the Gorham Handicap at gence Agahcy. .818; Maglla, New York, 11-3, .786. ways. cumbents who doesn't face primary Aug. 30; Meriden Board 7, 76 Wlghtmaii of Brookline, and Mrs. grounds yeaterday afternoon. One Ghicaio, Au),. ..i (Y )^ Polly ------I I III. ., have tough sailing. Industrial Maple street;’ Mrs. Josephine ple with this disease. Rockingham Park. ■ On® high official privately ratee Spcirts Schedule op|>osition is Representative Vito men. Sept. 12-14. Vlsby, Sweden, Aug. 21—(J5— Marjorie Gladman Buck of Boi- was the El Doradd. Ark-Wood- Riley of Forth Worth, Tex., final­ scouts would easily ■ ascertain Connie- Mack is Marcantonlo, American Labor Waterbury Board 11, 146 men. Boyle, 82 Middle turnpike east; General American Intelligence as improv­ $ 5 . 0 0 PER WEEK •lock. Va„ game rescheduled for ly baa tha Women's Wastam Ama- Amerloaa League Whether this is the type of towm in Miss Frances Oooncy. Norwich; Dr. Jordan wU) aanrer qoeottoaa Cleveland — Mai Whitfield ing but not yet good. However, Big Jim Suebs gradually Is gett ton. will defend their doubioz Batting—Goodman, Boaton, .357; Getting older. Party. Sept. 8 and 12; Waterbury Board ting closer to liis goal of a ssary by the impending rington ^ a r d 20, 76 men. Sept. 8; On 19»7-1942 leaa than 16 Inches yesterday as he will engage Mr#. Plckhardt, the the game to Bhiksdale because of tltla with a 4 and S victory over Nebo. elopment Commission should With his current baseball nine. resignation of Mayor William Rockville Board 21. 46 men. Sept. Gudlnkas, RockviUe: Pavid Myers, It i« eitlnAted that there ere Vlsby, Sweden—Jim Fuchs of Atlantic nati^ins is pooled with ours inability to appear at tha next Slaa Murray of Rutland, Vt., in tha Runs Batted In—Stephens, Boa­ Tuesday, August 22 Yale bettered his unofficial world hurled the 16-i>ound iron ball 58 challenger, for the singles cham­ REPAIRING tlarly ascertain the availability in O'Dwyer to ^ cetp t appointment aa 7; WiUlmantlc Board 22, Z3 men, South Windsor; John H. Lyons' 3.500,000 acres of i>«at, a form of in arriving at evaluations of Rus­ schedulsd time. S8-hole final o f the 50th annual ton, 118; Dropo, Boaton, 113. Red Sox vs. Yankaa*, 8 p.m.— Pittsburg; Mrs. Mildred Si>enee fuel. In different parU of Great record shot put with a toss of 58 leet 9-84 Inches. pionship of their veterans division HiU — Kail, Detroit. 161; Rlz- teU area ,of all types of labor. 1 Oh, my darlings. Ambasaador to Mexico. S^t. 7; Putnam Board 23, 32 sian capabilities an<} intentloiui. -Automobiles Tha toaa bettarad the listed In- gamaa Sunday night . Elk meet at Exmoor Country Oub Memorial. • , O / t h 0 Better Kind and infant daughter, '2 Lincoln feot, 8 9-64 Inches. On the other - hand, the already I zuto. Now York, 150. lave in mind, for instance, that Poor. |>oor darlings. In the Novembej" election. Mar- men. Sept. 7; Norwich Board 24 Britain. wortd record of 58 feet 8-8 Inch aty, OUa., won from Eaat Otlcai Saturday. Wednesday, Aoguat SS ' oma yean ago a Governor who How I ’d like to change your fate. street; Mrs. Edna Wright and In­ Berkeley, Calif. — Wang Chen efficient operations of Russian Doublaa .— Kail. Detroit, 84; cantonio, 'Will be faced by a coali­ 62 men. Sept. 12; and New Lon­ Ling won the Berkeley Marathon set by (Charley FonvlUe of- Michi­ North Ends va. South End Firs- DONE W H ILE raa friendly to the Connecticut But your eighth tion candidate, Jamea Q. Donovan, don Board 25, 82 men,* Sept. 14.- fant daughter, 456eveIopment Commission criticised (Or maybe seventh) former Democratic State Senator Jron curtain appear to have been Fuchs has topped FonviUe’s toss St. Jamea vs. South Mathodiat, YO U W A IT selets, Andover Lake; Stephen that give birth to young, inatead second fastest time recorded in Triples — Doerr, Boston and ne severely for not approving an And, alas, it’s getting l*te. who la backed by -the Republican Buttermilk OrMdIe Cake*. greatly increoaed during the last several-times but has never got It Today a Year Ago—The United 6:30 — Memorial. Oordiler, 18 Avondale road; th 2 United SUtea for the event. * Chevrolets Woodllng, New York, 9. - ntemational company in a Con- and Liberal Parties as well. Dono­ of laying egga. ' ____ few years hf Eaat-West tension. in the record books. His heat throw SUtes reUlned the Walker Cup. CIVILIAN DEFENSE Thursday, Auguat 84 SAM YULYES Ann BatcBclder, East Hartford; Uquldating Rouroes Home Runa—Roaen. aavaland, lectlcut town which had a large You’ve got Joost and 1 van ahys Communism will be the Ingredients.. 2 cups sifted all- before this was 58 feet 5 inch defeating England'A golf aUra. 10- Cards va. Rad Sox, 8 p.m.—Me­ Clifford LeBonte, RockviUe; Mias There are reasons to bcUgve nt MAIN 8TREBT ilant vacant. - You’ve got Kellner chief issue in the campaign. pur{H>sc flour, >8 teaspoon hiking * Plymouths at Lea Angclea last A i^ 29. This 2. 33; Dropo, and Stephana, Boaton. morial. Pearl Lathrop, Rockville; ' Daniel the Soviets are Ideating and liqui­ PERSONNEL NEEDED .27. " I oould not at the Ume divulge And some guys who know a Republicans who face primary soda. 4 teaspoon salt, 2‘A cups Is up for world rsoofnition. Five Yaara Ago — Tha Army. Saturday, August .28 sign. Hutson, Jr., 15 Maple street. Hot National League Race dating more and more (murces Stolen Baaaa — DlMaggiOi Boa­ a tha press why we disapproved c o n te ^ for House seats in the buttermilk, 2 eggs, 2 tahlespooM * Poritiocs TYtca on tho presgpt E u ro p w Navy football game waa sat to ra- Little League Field Day starting Admitted Sunday: Mrs. Mary o f intelligence within Russia and Are You Interested lot ton, 12; Valo, Philadelphia and , mMjiaxtlctaar company. I can aay But you ain't got New York voting are Representa­ butter or margarine (melted). tour Fucks has gone over 'th e '58 turn to Philadelphia. * at 11 a.m., at Mamorlal Field. Knight, Oak Lodge; RnsaeU the satellltS nations, thinning the Rizzuto, New York 8. I p xww that the industries in Grove or Simmons tive W. Sterling Oola in the 38th Method; Mix and sift flour, bak­ * Oldsmobiles foot nuu-k. Ten Team Ago—Forest MeNeir Auxiliary Police Work [ ] “ ■ town affected were employing Armstrong, 37 t^rnell place; h a Day to Day Battle already sum trickje o f informa­ Strikeoutz — Lemon. Cleveland, Or a first division nine. District, Edwin A. Hall In the 37th ing soda, and salt together Into a won the North American clay tar­ par cant woipen and the pro- George Dollbff, Hartford; Mrs. tion from those coiihtries. 124; Raynolda and Rizachi New Shore Line Open and Clarence . E. Kllbum in the large bowl. Beat- the eggs lyell with * Hudsons , Glamor Challenge get UUa in tha Grand NaUoaal WANTED MW company would likewise cih, those darlings. 34th. - , Norma Wetlich, 80 Laurel street; The outstanding misjudgment Auxiliary Fire Fighting [ ] York, 117. a rotary beater-or electric mixer, Trapoboot aaspkqWd 88 wmmen. By a Hapless darlings. There are two Democratic con­ John luUano, 207 Spruce street; N . . T » » . a m . of Russian capabilities, of course, Pitching—Trout, Datroit, 10-2, Stratford, Aug. 21—(S) — Tha add buttermilk and beat again .16 Forrest Hills, N. Y., Aug. 21— Fifteen Yaara A go—BlU Safton ' 1 screening and proper pro- Oh, those most unhappy gents. tests la Brooklyn districts. Involv­ lira. O lla Bolduc, 30 Ford street; Sawyer, manager a t the the only team up on ua was the matter ■ pf the atomio * Pockiards of Southern Oaltfomia pole vault­ If police work,. check sad B »U to Chief Hcrauui M 3 ; Wynn, aevaland, 14-5, .737. Annual Shore Lina Open Golf combine; add .nelted butter or (Y)-^Qorgeoua Guasy Moran’s EXPERIENCED Tsttorts, wa succeeded in There were great da}*! ing Repreaentativs Joseph L. Pfei- Mrs. parbara Struff, Carter leading Philadelphia PhUliaa, still year, 10-8. Tka aacond divi* bomb. The Sovieta produced an ed 14 feet SU inches at Budapest. iSchciidcl, Manchester Police J>spt. Tournament, with many fan\pd margarine and mix In. Add liquid “glamor" role Is going to be chal- names oh the entry liat, geta un­ ttet partleular town A t Shit>e Park, but fer'Vnd Louis'B. Heller. street; Ruth Borst, 102 Hollister sion cluba are relaxed am} that atomic - exploeion at least ' two little Langne PMriag to dry Ingredients slowly, mixing thinks the National League raee la lengad In the Natkmsl Tennis derway today at MtU River. ^ MUch employes 85 per It is all now in past tense. Represextativi Seeks Oes’eraorahlp street: Mrs. Margaret Hill. Leta- makaa a difference, tk e y will ha ySsrs sarUnr than was thought TaaUtday** Mara If firsfiffatina, cbsdi shd send to Chief Jasics Schanb, CARPENTERS only until smooth. Bake-on a hot a “day-to-day battle." champlotiahipe next week: Oena Samaan, a two-ttma* win- ‘~ia| 1 aiean by Rspresentatlve Frank A. Bar­ non: Mrs. Oeorgella Cushman, tougK PttUburgh la playing good probable by wsestsm miUtary and McC l u r e aiiiger Rogers, the curvacious Batting — Marr Itickavt, Whita South Manchsstsr Firs Pspt. or Chief John Mars, Bridgeport, Aug. 21—OP)— How I miss ’em,. griddle. Using M cup batter for RockyUle. Sawyer aaid * aa muck . two Bridgapert, Connartteut'a Little nar; Tommy Anaour, Clauda Har­ i Mkar aMustieii. rett. Republican who b<4ds the on­ batt now, too." sdentlflc InteUigenos sxperta. blonde movla star, haa entered tha Sox, Mt Iwo-mn homar to give tha Manchester Fire I ) ^ . . Far lasM* aai OaMis oSMiectlou How I miss ’em. ly B o o m tent la Wyoming, la seek­ each cake this reetpa makes about Admitted today: Mrs. Aloestsr mootha ago, hut tha Phlla waraat Russian abiUty to produce , air­ I.«afua baseball champion, will mon, and Craig Wood are nmoM . la - Tim Pklla raaumcd aetbm with mixed doublaa aaction of the event White Sox a t-1 victory over Cleve- Wocli—Apfir Bl . . •a- How I miss those old great teams. ing tlw RepufaBeen gubernatorial 20 thin griddle cakm, almut Hollis, 274 Parker street; Mrs. In first place then. AUTO CO. maal atnton. 8. O., on Thursday thoae who have IBdicatad thayll thn QifUita today. Sawyer waa ex- craft, aspndally .the complex,' Jet and will play with former Davis land In tha first $sma at a double* to Maybe some day ' . In that aUU. Three inches in diameter. Dora I/lBiar, '42 Trebbe drive; Jo- "W a have a UtUa la»4;, tsR , *t flgktar versfons, also proved to he IT our ^issHc • • • • • at 1:8* p. m. In WlUlamaport, Pa.. b on hand for Lou (M b y’a event. S.D p p w R tB d SdXi pltck Curt SimmoBA Hodsoa Saks, sad Sarvieo Cupper Frank Shields. haadw. Bain washed ctit S u m fa y| a pro­ T b ^ ’ll return to •M nmalag for', the amih Negre, Andovar. doan’t aaam midi." RM far- better than . asUmated. In V*as Rogers acknowledges she’s P i t d ^ —BUI W igh t White Bat. In its opMifig drive for national OrPkMMlllf Be the A's of byipoBeiSraai^" t he va- . Trail Ridge Road In Rocky *Wa have to katp kM won t5 while taaitig aaraB. 37S Main St. Tat! 2-9442 Address ! honors. Bridgeport went to the gram in which h i^ handicap only a "weak-end ^ay«r“ but la yielded five aafettes in a mound amatcun ware to have competed -«g e «a e k - Mountain National Park. Chlonulo runia Naina • - - j#.tIkwR - duel with aavaland’aiB ob;l«m on j semi-finals last yesVvin the Little JARVIS ttAiyPY 0lk«* J u n i a t a rated one o f |ha bast raequot Phooc hiOt ■••■••I.,•••*. over tha 27-hole rMta, ia..tAa highaat ooptiiiimia highway U the White S^B won 2-1.' I League World Series. sortngars of the moYls eatoey. T the Whipped Oaeam Q—Where la the longest ’To the folks who are dieting straight atretoh of railway Une in ...... - ...... ______BY FONTAIWB Sense A n d When 1 dine, A—Oatrichee really do l»ury the United SUtes? tot 8«Ib beldSenrIeee ArtldM tog^ U Nonsense * I eav: "You go your weigh, their Meads In the sand when dan- A—’Die longest stretch of line F^UTTY P0 H*T ^EE $ 0 < ^ 0 P, O r f t n i 1«A CREAM COLORED OLENWOOD 4 BEDROOM SINGLE ACADEMY STREET — Custom “And ru go mine.” gar thraatena. South African nat- without a curve is the 79 miles on PONTIAC l»40 6 cyt black 4-door BIO M ONBT'for you. Show Wel­ uraltsta reported after seeing ban OORNtCBS and valaaea boards. come Christmas cards, SI for f l ; LARGE Biaa^bsmla crib. Very good Combination, 4-4, oil and gaa. built 7-Room Home, 6 down with A m la aa Alijdaaa the Seaboard Airline Railway ^ .Qatafied Mdan. Radio Heater, eltp covert. Custom built, choice of designs. PHca $85.00. Telaphens Rock- E AST‘ OF SPRUCE S’TREOT tile bathroom and Shower; two up Woman ito a man who had ostrlchea do ao when the ■den­ tween Wilmington and Hamlet. A reliable ear, cheap to run. Balch also 60 and S6 for |1 with name conditloA. Phome 6598. (Pathfinder) tists’ plans dove toward a fiock N. a Phono 2-S574, • a. at. to 9 vlUa 1002-WX 7 room single, S tnoloaed porches, with lavatory. Hardwood floors, knocked at the door and begged Q—Is there a planet nearer the Pontiac, Inc., 15S Center atreet, on. No experience or Investment light oak trim. Comer fireplace. A new Joke whispered behind aun than Mercury? of them, white the male oatriches p. m. ‘ ^ heeded. Samples and selUng Naif BABT CARRIAGE, Play Pen. new steam heating system and for food)—Go away at once or AArcrtucmenU Mancheater. Tel. 2-4845. Scales, Bassinette and Gate. Call NEW UNPAINTED CHESTS— Spacioue cloMts throughout. 2- the iron curtain ooncema Ana . A. No large planet approaches glared defiance. J ’ j J s T , on approval. Weloome, Dej^-SM ; copper plumbing, two full baths. I’ll call my husband. Q—What Is Alcoholics Anony­ FLAT FINISH. Holland window 3-2168. Bookcases, Hutch Cabinet, Chll- car basement garage. Near Por­ Pauker, Rumania’s Communist Tramp—’E Sint at ’ome. tha sun more closely than Mer­ mous ? V S68 Plane street, NewariC, N. J. dren’B Cb^rs and Boston Rockers. Instidated, Venetian blinds, metal boss, and two of her Ueutenanta. CLAWinSD ADVT. shades mads to measure. All ter street school and bus line. For Woman—How 41d you know cury, but there la- a tiny planet, 0 —la there really a town called A—’This Is an organisation com­ USED CARS ’Tha Wotoahsd, 11 Main street etorm windows and acreena. New appointment call 2-1880. ’The three were in a plane over perhaps a mile In diameter, that gaata dans? DKPT. HOURS: metal Venetian blinds at a new WAITRESS WANTED for nightA oversized two car garage. Excel­ that?, posed of aloohollea banded t thith­ low price. Keys made while you Boats aaid 46 Bucharest. One of the Cormnnnlat does. It la knawn as tha Baads A—There Is a town by this A. M. to 4:45 P. M. 1950 BUICK SUPER CONV, No Sunday, work. Apply Garden DINING ROOM SET, Combina­ lent condition, (yumer leaving GLENWOOD STREET — 6-Room Tramp—’Ooa a ntan'Yhat mar­ er to help one another oombai al- wait Marlow'A leaders threw out a loaf of bread ries a woman like you la'only at asteroid. nams In Indiana. ’Tons of mall are COUPE—Very low mileage. Restaurant, 840 Main street. NEW AND uaed outboard motors tion Range, Living Room Chaira, etate. Home. Very large sun porch, sin­ and scores of people below fought cohollem. The society has no sal­ Desk, Piano, Miscellaneous. Must ’ome at mealtimes.' ' - sent hsre at Christmas time to be aried officers, no dues and Ifhtre la MANCHESTER UphoUtertng Go. and outboard boata. Marine glue, gle garage with workehop at­ over It. Ana dropped some money remailed with the Santa Claus 1950 BUICK SUPER. MODEL 62 EXPERIENCED SALES WOMAN paints and hardwart. Outboards move by end of week. Call 7361. ARTHUR A. KNOFLA tached. Oil burner, ateam heat —Are Ughtniag rede e\-er put no solicitation of funds. SEDAN—Low mileage. Re-upholstering, drapbrles, alip Wanted gt Burton’s. Apply In and thousands went after IL The on trees? postmark. rapalrtd. McIntosh Boat Co., Realtor with domestic hot water. Phone pilot turned to the oo-pUot and Salea Manager: "Men, we hav4- PM*4 covers. 48 Purnell Place. @ail' s- person only. MAPLE DOUBLE BED and 876 Main St.—Eat 1931 8030. ' s A—Valuable trees ars some- Q—Where Is the southernmost L m amt 1950 BUICK R O A DM ASTER north end Purnell Parking Placa. Spring in excellent condition, 820. aaid: “Want to see aU the people 5 million baby leading bottles In Q—Why was Oen. Joes de Ban Q. 9521. Open evenlnga. Phone 5440 or 5938 stock and it’s up to you ealesmen tlihes roddsd. The trees on Wash­ city In the world? l o s t —t>achBhund. black and tan, MODEL 72R—Exceptionally Phone 2-8102. Phone 2-1184. o f Bucharest come out and Jump ington’s estate at Mount Vernon filartln nnined the Hannibal of the Hblp Wutod— Malt 28 Home Llatinga Wanted up and down with Joy?’’ to create a demand for them.” A—Punta Arenas at ths ex­ famali I. K. Gunderaen, Farm clean, low mileage. JOHNSON Outboard motors and U>to rw Sala 78 are protected by wires run up the Andea? treme end of Patagonia on ths "You bet!" —Narrator. trunks to provide a good conduct­ A—Because he came from hie Drive. Phone 2-4S46. 1949 BUICK SUPER MODEL 56S Rbofins 1«A VETERANS—Prepare yourself In Dolphin aluminum boats. Capitol Machinery and Tools 52 S6IVKN ROO«Si TH E HOOD IS STILL VERY W ARM 'SOHE W b a y ! THATS THE ROAD THOSE near as ypur telephone. August tion to your housing problem CANT BE GONE LONG! HMM>LET*S PEOPLE LIVE ON -THE CARTERS! special in coconut oil shampoo. fully equipped, birch gray, new and expert repairs as well as Rainbow Cleaners, Harrison Thursday avenlngs. 139 Spruce 1 Cherry-Burrell milk filler, 1 call Douglas Blanchard, Real Els- bath, kitchen has custom built- black factory top, new white wall street. recording thermometer, 1 Bab­ cabinets. Completely Insulated. HUMPH! I WONDER IP ICSOUT HERE SEE-HE WOULOrr WALK*WAVBACK AND PHIL MIGHTVE REMEMBEREO < Phone 5768. gutter and conductor work. ’Try atreet. ^ o n e 2-4887. tate Service. 5447. COkSTABLf tires, like new. Call 3319. Call your "Local Roofer." Call Cough­ cock milk tester complata with Conditioned ala .,|)eat. Copper CHECKIN' UPON ME? N0»PHILWOULDN'T TO THE MINTMORE ESTATE 'T H E IT> AND GONE THERE TO USB THE We d n e s d a y ! a u g u s t anytime. ______lin 7707. glassware, 1 DsLavsI cream aepa- MATHER S’rKEET—New brick plumbing, artesian well, two-car MtFUDDLS. 00 THAT! WAIT A MINUTE! HE SAID HE OFTEN VILLAGE ISA LOT aOSERt I ^ PHONE! YEAH! 1 THINK I'LL Fou* miles from Glastonbury, WANTED—Painter. Edward Garden—F arm—Dairy rator, 1 oil burner for 30 h. p. homes. Open for Inspection dally baaement garage. Price 814,700. MAKING HIS CAME OUT TO VISIT THE MINTMORES-ANO THEY LOOK THERE FIRST/ 1939 DODGE sedan. 1939 Pontlsc Price. Phone 2-1008. Conn., on Keeney street; easy to sedan, 1939 Pontiac sedan, 1937 Pro dn e to 50 boiler, 1 refrigerator stori^e box, Features shed dormer, hot water Elmore Turkington, Agent. Phone M IDNIGHT JUST GOT BACK HOME PROM SOUTH AMERICA! SUREf reach also from Mancheater out Heating— Plnmbing 17 180 cu. ft. suitable for market. oil heat, tile bath, vestibule, fire­ Coventry 7-6397. FATK Ok, Bidwell street. 75 REGISTERED CTievrolet two-door, 1937 Oldsmo- CLERK, Self-Service grocery, ex­ THAT'S WHERE HE WAS - AND l U BET HE RAN blle 2-door. Cole Motors. 4164. NATIVE ’TOMA’TOES FOR SALE All the equipment la in excellent place, baaement garage. Five fin­ HOLSTEIN c a t t l e . An abso­ PLUMBING And HeaUng, spKial- cellent opportunity for right man —4 pounds 29c. Inquire 195 HAS DISCOVERED OUT OP GAB! izlng in repaira, remodeling, cop­ Apply Grocery Dept., Popular condition. The Hatch Dairy, Inc., ished rooms. Lavatory and sixth Wantr^— K(^ Ratate 77 PHIL'S C M lute dispersal of the well-known, Spruce etreet. room parttally finished. Henry W’E HAVE SOME NICE per water piping, new construc­ Market, 974 Main atreet. Danbury, ConneeticuL Phone high producing C. A. BADER herd Elsoott Agency, exclusive agents, A8ANDONCO at his farm. T. B. Accredited, CLEAN CARS tion, estimatea given, time pay­ 8-2788. BONA-FIDE juyers waiting for, All Guaranteed 266 High street West. Telephone BV THESlOB blood tested, calfhood vaccinated. ments arranged, Edward Johnson. 35.00 HOUR EAST! Sell Name NA’TTVE POTATOES. 279 Keeney 3 bedroom homes, old and new, 1950 CHRYSLER WINDSOR 4- GARDEN ’Tractora, buUdoaer, 3683 or 2-0009. O P Y M i Many 500-lb. to 700-lb. fat rec­ Phone 6979 or 5044. Platea for housea. Free sample, etreeL Phone 8865. moderately priced; two-family or ord cowa and their progeny. 20 DR.—Radio and heater. Jiiat order blanke. Write NA’TIONAL, caterpillar 22, cletraca, Fergu- duplex in good condition, central­ K O A D f fresh and close springers, 15 cowa like new. White tires and 212-16 Summer, Boston, Mass. lona and aquipmenL Bale wire, MANCHE8TE1R—Investment loca­ ly located. Douglas Blanchard, 1^ ^ EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat­ tion. 7 rooms, sunporch. Rare 8 - » • In mid-lactation, 37 bred and open Hcftt covers. ing. Plugged drains machine Household Goods 51 cement mixers, Ollvsr, Massay- Real Elatate Service. 5447. 1948 O L D S M O B 1 LE SEDAN WANTED—Young men for full Harrls. Fordson parts. Terms ar­ chance for protesslonal or family J heifers, 3 service age bulls from cleaned. Carl J. Nygren, 803 COUPE—Radio and-heater. and part-time work. Apply In per ranged. Dublin Tractor Co., North man. Madeline Smith. Realtor. CONSIDERING SELLING I kr Tk« 1(11 S|ri(IMta !•< ) high record dams. It's the great­ Oakland street Phone 6497. son. Employment Office, Mezza­ MR. ALBERT DOES IT AGAIN!! est offering o f Holsteins sold In Low mileage. Just like new. Windham Road, WllUmantic. 2-1642 or 4679. YOUR PROPERTY? i z i t J L l nine. J. ly. Hale Corp. "Today la Somebody’s ' Oorui. in a long time. Sale starts 1948 DODGE CONV. CLUB OIL BURNER service and repaira. Lucky Day" Without obligation to you. ws rUNNY BUSINiiSS HKRSHBKKOKR BDC 3 B U N N Y BUO'I'S AND HER BUDDIES. T h e B o m A rriv e s DESIRABLE 5-room single with BY KPOAR MABTUt " at 10:00 a. m. in waterproof tent. COUPE— Radio and heater. .VII makes oil burners and fum- EXPERIENCED Furnace and 3 R-O-O-M-S S-L-I-G-H-T-L-Y Musteal liutrainento 68 will apprals.j or make you a cash Lunch available. Come early and Nice all the way. acea. Earl Van Camp. Tel. 2-9976. U-S-E-D- F-U-R-N-I-T-U-R-E garage, oil heat, continuous hot offer for property. See us before GOGV> A MOUILO 0» A YNBT T\M 1 WNGVGWYVLOTHE WOO,VW.«un\466TOI4 HM i Sheet Metal Man. Top wages i aoT VU61MV bring your friends. Now is the 1947 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN Steady work. Also experienced AND APPUANCES BSTEY REED Organ, single man­ water, copper plumbing, alumi­ you sell. MOTH*.' W P«*G \1> HSAC. AVaW OVL \s)\TH'VW W M \% time to buy. C. A..BADER, Own­ COUPE- 6 cyl. Radio and ual. Separate electric rotary num storm windows, screens. Rea­ helper. Phone 6793. Just Returned To Us Phone 7728 Or 6273 \ALLEY OOP V repaired or aieotrllled. Reasonable local and long dlatanca moving, ships open for local territories. PLEASANT Furnished room with Tikinf A Chanet \ratan. Work guaranteed. Day Wanted Antos— less of time. Free Delivery any­ 116 DEMING Street. 'This retired GROWING FAMILY requires four THOWOUewi_V».. .MMM.. packing, crating and storage. Sell the famous ’Tupper line. Ex­ semi-private kitchen privileges. bedroom home or equivalent. W’ill .. . HAN« IN BRiaHT p ^ a e B171, n l^ t phono 2-9419. Motorcycles 12 where In Conn. schoolhouse will appeal to folks dSUkV OOP SWAM SnOM Service to all parts of_ cellent earnings on commission CAN BE SEEN DAY OR CTouple or working girls preferred. consider outright purchase or •UN...ASMM.. I TO CAUL-JIDOK OVkR A A. and Canada. Call 5187. Hart­ with imagination and the know­ HMMM.. ^ H A PROSPBCr ion school for bases. Protected territory. EVENING Phone 2-4428. trade arrangement with someone I OARRIGOr^ RgADliO AN- ford 6-i423. how. The big things have been ! pumrr. and unuu) id T o o 4 ChUdra will reopen Mon­ WANTED Write Or Wire For Information This lot of merchandise ahovi’n by desiring smaller quarters. Have .r .. RKUEF OP CMSAIVS AilMK appointment only. Any day or NICELY Furnished room in pri­ done there. Location excellent. modern, 4-room home, good loca­ HARDPRkfiSEO BV THU BIUTQNS toy. Septombor IL Monday USED CARS—TOP PRICES vate home. Continuous hot water. Bus passes door. Madeline Smith, t h r e s h Friday, 9:00-11:90. night. Phone Mr. Albert, Hartford tion, ga.s 'heat, basement garage. Painting—Papering 21 HOSTESS DIVISION For gentleman. 316 Spruce atreet. Realtor. 2-1642 (v 4679. Tiatiiifetstlniii fumlabed. Mrs. COLE MOTORS 6-0358, after 7 p.m. 46-4690, for Write full description, including price. Box C, care Herald. L ito Tybur, Dtrectoc. Phone 4267. 4164 THERE I s no time Ilka the pres­ TUPPER CORP. appointment. Free transportation MANCTHES’TER Green S ection - U-HOUR FROM Hartford ^ ent for your outside painting. For Famumsvllle. Mass. to store and back home. No obli­ ^AULARDB iMvlng' School, Man- gation. Master bedroom, auitable for two Parkway. Old Cape Cod colonial, prompt and courteous service call gentlemen. Also single room. Call completely modernized. Seven ehseter’s oMteL A A .A trained 3555, Eddie Theriault. A—L—B—E—R—T—’—S Farm Friends aad oorUSed Instructor. AA.-A. Main Store— Waterbury 5052. rooms and bath. Pine paneled den Hoatnena Semeea Offered 1.1 Situations Wanted— with fireplace. Oil hot water heat. goal oontroUsd ears. Day or INTERIOR AND Ehiterior paint­ Hartford. New Haven. Meriden ROOM FOR RENT at the Center. eveBhig iqppotntmenta. 3-3245. LINOLEUM — Asphalt Ula. wall ing. Average room papered. 112, Mala 39 OPEN ANY EVE. BY Artesian well. Two acres clear Gentleman preferred. Phone land. Price 813,800. Elmore ’Turk- covering. Done by reliable, well- including paper. Ceilings reflnlah- ______APPOINTMENT 2-4401. "I suppose raining outside againl" h sitlM NURSERY Day School. trained men. All Jobe guaranteed. ed. Ehccellent workmanship. Ray­ WANTED—Work as clerk in ington. Agent. Phone (Coventry 7- at Oenter Congregational Hall Linoleum Oo„ 33 Oak atreet. mond Flske. 2-9237. Hardware store. ’Call Vincent OLD RED Tin B^m 706 North ROOM for One Gentleman. Near 6397. SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAJTB cdnmeli, WlB reeuma September 6 Phone 3-4022, evenings 6166. Maceyka, Coventry 7-6406 after Main atreet. buys and sella good buses. Five minute#' to Depot < »’’MV M, RY DICK TURNER wSa.* the direction of Mrs. Schlm- OUTSIDE, Inside painting and 5. used furniture and antiques. Square. 116 North School atreet. PORTER STREET — Neat Five- 2-1634. ALL APPLIANCES serviced and paperhanging. E'ree estimatea. Frank Denette. Pnona 2-3376 Phone 6398. Room Single situated on a good FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Nioe Goya BY MERRILL C repaired, buraera, refrigerators, Prompt service. Reasonable COLLEGE GRADUATE desires sized corner lot. Living room, r- ...... —t XA'VB ROOM for two riders to part-time Job. Manual labor or NEWLY DECORATED House- kitchen, den and bathroom down. _A GRSAT PLfASUW . Oooo.NBur. ) y Mviu— MtL TNt BOM ranges, washers, etc. AU work prices. Phone 7630. D. Frechette. To H*,ve Met voo. s q / ^ SIR/ y C^OeMTlIMW/ - alroraft, first shift, via Center and selling. Varied experience. Call COLDSPOT Refrigerator. Call 2- keeping Room for two. Frigidaire. “Two bedrooms up. New oil hot­ guaranteed. Metro Service Co- 9533. Tumplka. Call 3-1862. T el. Manchester 2-0883. p a in t in g and superior paper 2-3775. ' Near bus. Continuous hot water. air system. 60 days occupancy. Full price 89,100 with approxi­ hanging, very satisfactory price. Phone 2-4442. a u E & i ! ^ WANTED — Ride, vicinity SUte WINDOW SHADES made to order Call August Kanehl. Tel. 3759. HOT-AIR FURNACE — Complete mately 83,100 carh. T. J. Crock- with stoker. Dismantled. Call Office building, Hartford, from and installed. Venetian blinds Oog»T^Biitf»—Peta 41 etL Broker. ‘Phone Coventry liurrFTOEQiArfM/! Middle Turnpike, east and Benton Rockville 1686-W2, mornings 10- Bubineas Locations 7-6397. ______and curtain rods. 34 hour service. DOGS Washed and groomed. See 12, and evenings 7-9 p. m. *»X?M atreet. Hours, 8 to 4:30-5:00. Estimates gladly given. Fagan Repalrinii 23 For Rent Can 7390. us for pet suppUee, and fresh FIVE-ROOM CAPE COD — Four Window Bhade Co., Route 44 at REPAIR SEWING machines, frozen horeemeat, 16c lb. Call WOMAN-r-8:00 to 1:00, three days AIR CONDmONED OFFICE. down, one up. Fully insulated Bolton Notch. Phone 2-4473. household appliances, electric Kennel Supply Shop. 2-4273. weekly, care of 3>*i-year boy. Orford Building- Apply Mar- throughout. Venetian blind-ss AatosMihflas For Sale 4 motors and generators, and sharp­ Phone 2-3862, between-1 and 4 low’a ’ Amesite driveway, oil burner, hot ANTIQUES Reflalshed. Repairing PUPPIES. A.K.C. Rod Cockers, p. m. . water heat. Manchester 4320. done. on any furniture. Tiemaim, ening acissora Frank Dion, 2 HIGHEST CASH pricea paid for Ridgeiwood atreet Tel. 7779. cross breeds. Boston Terrier, four ROOMS, Heated, excellent loca- 1987 to 1950 used cars. In good 189 South Main street. Phone AN’TIQUES, I^lne china, a few nice puppies, 85. Zimmerman’s oil paintings and figurines, always Uon for profeasional office, beauty clean eonditiou usatr TO m u m fv’ m TBU-YOU/ BUICK 1946. A beautiful light ing for light and power. 40 Foster CHAMBERS w a r e h o u s e ootitloian!’ talk to him, chief! She can sura get toe truth out of a 0omm f^zjlesnyrv,0oz -ABOtW ^ UMMZOB aumwiL 7H«r. ru Tiu sou \ gray 4-door super. Radio, heater, to do general office work In FOWL and roasting chickens, A r o o A m ^ — SOriLB. WMV ODNT StreeL Phone 3308. SALES WANTED—2, S or 4 room unfum- . SEuy if anyone c a n !" 0iua* THAT KHfB fr- new tires. A amart car in every wholesale supply office. Phone E^eeh frozen turkeys, 14 to 25 At ’The Oraen tahed ^mrtmsnL Middle-agad cou­ 40UT6U. MOV Ha UMFVBI Hartford 2-9126. Salary open. pounds. Schaub’s ’Turkey Farm, way. Balch Pontiac, Inc., 155 Cen­ Open 9 to 5. 7:30 P. M- to 6:60 P, M. ple, no children. Write Box F, BY J. U. WILLIAMS OUK itOAltlllMi h o u s e ■NPIFUPMlHi ter atreet, Mancheater. Tel. 2- 188 HlUstown road. Phone 4678. MAJOR HOPPLE WIMVOUHb J HotMchoM Scnrlecs TWO WOMEN for general laimdry Herald. " 4545. COMBJNA’Tio N Oil and gas stovs, gun is hi in ,;i'M w i l u m g !!V Offered 13A work. Ehcperlence not necessary. >MMT/ ru. DCFBOGT '' 'e& psit W e 6 « I gas heater, email iron bed and GOING INTO Biulnesa in Man- rr.'' wmCYhun-BOLO’f t h e HEAVEME-'^^SHALL'T \ SOT YOU ^ Apply in person. New Model WanteU— Kota—P o u ltry - DODGE 1939 4-door sedan; Good WEIAVING of bums, moth holes mattrees, bureau, china closeL chestor. WiU pay up to $125 per THEDOLtEST tie QUIT ? NOT BECAUSE] S e t t e r s t o p y mechanically. Motor has Just been and tpm clothing, hosiery runs, Laundry, 73 Summit streeL S to c k 44 kitchen cabinet, kitchen rug. Call month for 6-room hoiUa and ga- YHINO IM TH^ I ’M AHEAD, OF COURSE , pORTVte R e d ' reconditioned. If you are looking 2-8115, or 2-4025. HOUSE. NEXT ligh t, ch u m • handbags repaired, zipper re­ CAPABLE G^ri for general house' raga. Write Box W. Herald- BUT AFTEI? A MAP' for a good economical car, make WAN’TBD—Cows, calvM and bMt 'fO S O O ! placement, umbrellas repaired, work in West Hartford home on I MUST FINISH ORGANJ MY toCicY • it a point to see this one at Balch lattle. also boraea. We pay Ota MAGIC CHEF gas range, 6 foot RENT Wanted. Young refined s t r e a k s last men'a shirt collars reversed and bus line. All modern conveniences. IZING A lOCAL OWLS I Pontiac, Inc., 155 Center street, top dollar. Plela Brea., 864 Bld- Electrolux gas refrigerator, white couple, 8 months old baby, would FOUR TO , replaced. MarloWa UtUe Mending Live in. CTall Hartford 32-4780. waU etraeL Phaoe'i7405. Manohaater. TeL 2-4545. Shop. enamel Florence l|iltchen spade like 8, 4 unfurnished rooms. Rea­ SllL YEARS.' heater, all flrst-clasa merchandise. sonable rent, 886 to $40 month. WANTED — Young Woman for 67 Holliater street Cashier. Apply in person. Em­ Articica tor Sale 46 Please help.' Can 2-2628. ployment Office, Messanine, J. W. CONVEfm BLE High chair, in WANTED —8 room rent or flat Hale Corp. ROYAL CORONA porUbla, Smith good Mnditlon. Telephone 2-2416 Corona Standard typewriter and family of four, boy 10 and girl 7. WASH rUHHS , Preasure Ry LBSIJR fURNEM ; SALSISLADY — Flail time, some after 6. Reward $85..Please contact Man­ adding nlachliiM. Usat machinM NOT Juar YIR KM.X VOU m vt MMMB! alteration ' work., Sllbros, 881 sold or raatad. Repaira on all CREAM AND GllBEN Combina- ager Endlcott-Johnson Shoe Wa,xuMRaao Main atreet. aul tswoSitot nt mufbi IP WPTA poayou mow X Mao makaa. MarloWa. Uon, 4 gas and 2 oil. 615.00. Alao, Store, 9M Main. aam a MR G5.O0O *M DO07V AW TKL iNOTMUMIDOOMm UBVIto WOMAN to aasiat in home. Five two oil drums, 84.00 each. Phone 1M« TMB. YOU CAM TlfgIBRFF YOURB TlWri W FKX«W*r BOL'TON Building stona iaad flag' 2-0692. day week. One child. I%one WANTED^arage, ylclnlty Ridge samTHNTBiFaoR STIUWAMTlPONTirK M8 BO 2-8812 after 0. ■tona. A -l loam, alau rock drilling COAST mXHOOTU and blasting. Bolton Notch Quar­ FOLDING COT and Mattraaa, etreeL CaM 2-4874. MUVKCOWgTO WOMEN (4)—No experience neic ry. Phone 2-0617. SUnley Patnods 614.95. Living Room Suite, leispr-n-inna COUPLE desire ry. Pleasant work, good 6129.00. Maple Bedroom Suite, BOOKCASES, Cbesto, braakfast 679.00. Marlow’s Furniture. Easy apartment or heuae In Manohea- earnings. P. O. Box 446, Man­ ter or Hartford with atove ^ chester, Conn. seta, chairs. In Azisto-Bllt rMdy tmdget tormA ’Tal. 8080. to decorate, unpiainted furniture. refrigarator. GOOD USED BEDS, tCbests, CHRISTMAS CARD money-mak- Alao good used funiKure. The TSults ers. Bell deluxe |1 box. ntiske to Deaka, Cribs and Uiacellaaet Woodshed, 11 Maia.strML VerYTaasonable. ’The Woodshed, YOUNG -i^ U P I^ ‘ wttk " three th e last OOe profit 50 cards with name, youas-chilft^a-dmlke 6-to 7 room yO O ’ LL $1. Printed book mattooa. Fuad- It Main atTMt J wSl tiS toir anerirm ralfilBB plan. SampIto Ok approv- CRIB-FOR SALE — Good condl WASHING m a c h in e — Goto Uon. Tel^dtbne 2-0830. ------Csgd. BUtoSt N- Y. Iw ining condition, IlftOO. P k ^ o o p l e =^ ,«705. In a-2i Tha Wdstlier Mr. aadMirs. WUUam K. McMul­ Feraeaal ef C. B. Waattin len of Cdmund atreet and their Alibtit Town daughter, Mra. IMwin D. Foater og Woodbridga street, are vacation­ Tonight fair and eool: I g- * «-* o«orf*tto OccnoB. ing at Wackapaug, R. L .>«. Wadnaadny, fnlri Mgh Main atiaat, and MIm Carol m of Hartford hava ratumad Mr. and Mra. Raymond E. Coop­ a two waaka’ vacation at er and daughter.Lola o f 71 Brook­ mt Manor. Bermuda. field street have returned after a 4 — vacation at Lake WInncpeaaukee. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 22. 1950 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS * Mambara of tha Anderaon-Shea 'lualliary, V. r. W., who ara plan- Mr. and Mra. Robert Dwyer of S n f to ( o to Baaba'a camp at Wynnewood. Penna., were week­ Oovratiy tomorrow ara raqueatad end viatiora in town. Hie heaviest week-end rain M maat at tha Center at «:16. since July of 1947 waa recorded Anyone planning to go who haa aw yet contacted Mra. Eleanor President . Mra. Ann Risley of here by the Town Water Depart­ Maloney, telephone 74M, la re- the Auxiliary to the British War ment for Saturday and yasterday. Veteran!, requests all past and lueawd to do 80. The Department gauge ahewa a present members to meet near the fall here, at 3:93 Inraea of which GJ.’s Wipe Out Threatening Road Block Center Congregational church this 3.74 Inches fall from Saturday Mambara of the Brltiah-Amerl- evening at 7:30. From there they aan club are requeated tp meet at morning to Sunday morning and will proceed in a body to the 1.19 inches fell from Sunday the clubhouse tonight at aeven Holmes Funeral Home, in tribute O'clock and to proceed from there morning to this morning. In 1947 to Mra. Sarah Croakey of Eldridge there was a period In which SJ18 M a body to the Holmes Funeral street who was a charter member. Borne to pay last respects to Mrs. Chaplain Mra. Fannie Kieblah will Inches of rain fell. Egyptian^ French Swimmers Barah Croakay. Brooks overfloared as the allow- Rail Strike Spreads read the prayer used by the aux- ery downpour succeedsd each oth­ lliarjt' for deceased members. Tuesday and Wednesday Only Doughboys and Tanks Mrsi Frances C. Herron of Main er, and many huosebolders discov­ ered leaks in roofs that haa pre­ atreet haa returned from Grand Mrs. Robert Lodi and daughter, Break English Channel Mark i o, i i u Itapids, Mich., where she was a viously been weather tight. Judith Ann. of West street, Bol­ No Berioos Damage To Canada Tying delegate to the forty-fifth biennial ton returned home Saturday from 37" SHOE LACES BUBREIUSPOMGBS eonvention of the supreme lodge Borne, but not large damage waa W a t e r s the Hartford hospital. dons on the roads by reaaon o f lo­ SEWING THREAD CUP HOOKS In Race in Choppy Knights of Pythias and Pythian Rust Red Stranglehold Siatere, last week at the Pantlind cal washouts and flooding, and RAZOR BLADES COASTERS The Board of Selectmen and the some cellars took water. The dry \ l Hotel. She was accompanied by O m *nE RIBBON PLA SnC KTPCHEN SCOOPS Up 2 National Lines Dover, Eng., Aug. 33 —iJ*)— An Georges ' Michel. Twenty-four tian. Last year he became the Mrs. Arhanda H. Chamberlin of town clerk will be in session ground however sopped up a great Egyptian and a French swimmer: swimmers took part in tha rfuia. third man to swim the chanhel in West Haven, another delegate. Wednesday from !S to 8 p. m. In Five members of Company A,»-Francia hold Private Flrat Claasn part of the moisture, and by last NEEDLE THREADERS W-ABTTO OURTAOr The Egyptian hit the Dover both dlrcLtlons. As he came out ratings while Enrico and Lawrence broke the record in quick auccea- Bksth women are past grand chiefs the town clerk's office for the pur­ 169th Infantry of the 43rd Divi­ night. In many placet vriiera rain M READERS coast flrat. His time w is 10 of the water today he said over are privates. On June 31, 1948, Kiddies Matinee BOTTLE OPENERS aion today In a mass race across On U. S. Supply Lines •f tha.Cannecticut Pythian Sisters. pose of making new voters. The had fallen heavUy, the ground was OAKB TESTERS Two More U. S. Cities Hit the English Channel from France. hours and 63 minutes for tha tor- the Britlah Broadcaating Corporh- party registrars also will be pres­ sion, stationed in Manchester and the five brothers were sworh into wet and damp, but not muddy. SNAP FASTENERS Airliner Motor ready for active duty are the Fiano s m a l l s c r e w DRIVERS By Stoppage as 1 ,2 0 0 Despite rain and choppy seas, tuoua 19-mlle co\irse, IS minutes tlon network: "1 feel good. I'm Mrs. Wilfrid J. CTarke of 16 ent to register those who wish to the National Guard by Major Na­ Here Tomorrow Vacation events at the lakes and SAFETY PINS Haasan Abd-El Rehim, 43>year- better than the 1926 mark. The not tired at all. I'm ready to Henry street has returned to town make a party affiliation. Literate brothers of Birch Mountain, 9®'" than B. Gatchell at the Manchester shore were rained out or held In­ STRAW GLASS HOLDERS London Dally Mail, which tponaor- Foe Marshals Niiip Di- Armofy during an all nut enlist­ POCKET COMBS Walk Out in Chicago old Egyptian army officer, and awim hack." tnar a two weeks' stay at Camp persons, who have resided in the doors. While the storm disturbed a l u m in u m c o o k ie Flies Off Wing, ed the race, will award him 11,000 Anpther Egyptian, Mareeh Haa- ton. The aone of Mr. and Mrs.^An- ment drive. Gatchel la now a Lieu­ There will be a special kiddies Roger 1^ Morvan, 36-year-old Johnson Sees Korea visions Wlih 90*000 wamindi, Stinson Lake, N. H. Mr. state a year and In the town six the holiday makers, it waa wel­ RAT TAIL COMBS And Pittsburgh; Korea French swimming champion, (32,800) for his victory. sah Hamad. .13. alao an army of- months are eligible to be made thony Fiano pictured (above) Val­ tenant Colonel. Some of the Fiano matinee tomorrow at the State comed by farmers who, in several OUTTBRB. ^ Clarke will return on Labor Day. LADOCS’ DRESS COMBS ploughed across to break the old Third Channel Cmaalng fleer was reported close to shore. Mph for Smash at voters on reaching the age of 31. entino. Rocco, Laurence,' Francia boys may get deferments because theater Manager Jack Sanson haa areas, have been starting to feel ALUMINUM JELLO MOLDS War Production Af­ One Rider Dies and Enrico. Roeeb, Valentina and of their farm work. announced. This matinee will espe­ TAPE MEASUBE8 record of 11 hours and five min­ It waa the third channel cross­ the effects of two weeks with Uttle b o w l COVERS Pusan and Ta^gu; cially be entertaining for the fected ; Seek Accord utes set in 1936 by Frenchman ing for tha massive six-foot Egyp­ (Continued on Pag* Twe) War End by February rainfall. DISH SCRAFERS youngsters since It will be chock Several traffic accidents, par­ c l o t h e s h a n g e r s U. N. Forces Hold Off For Your Individually A&P Employees BIAS TAPE AND BELTING Pilot Lands Ship at Air­ full of comedy. tially blamed on rainy conditions, NOVELTY FIGURES By The Associated Press Bitter Attacks; Per­ Deaiirned Spirelia ^‘HomelandDay^^ Question There will be three big comedy occurred In this section. Utilities ROUND GARTERS Natives Carry Supplies to U. S. Troops U. N. Plan to Push Po­ hits. There will be two Abbott SCHOOL SCISSORS Strikes today tied up (Can­ port in Denver With New Deputy Foundations—Cali Are Given Party had some failures reported due to CORSET SEW ON GARTERS lice Action Beyond shing Tanks Wreak and Costello pictures, "Keep ’Em wet conditions, but no major diffi­ TIIUMB TACKS ada's rail system and some Seven Hurt, One Dead Flying” and “ Ride 'Em Cowboy." SHOE HORNS Mrs. Elsie Minieoccl Arouses Much Interest culties. LEADS vital U. S. railroad terminals Parallel May Require Havoc; Wait Big Push George Miedell and Louis Jodoln, The third comedy hit will be the BOBBT PINS and switching lines. In other From Heart Failure Phone 77S7 who are both leaving with the 4Srd Three Stooges in "V ^abond Loaf­ BARRETTES PENCILS fields of labor trouble, most More Than 10 Billion Bulletin! Division of the National Guard, "Homeland Day" in Manchester i.ter'a great 'Homeland Day.' It ers." In addition (here will be Denver, Aug. 33—HP)—'The cabin several cartoons, Mr. Sanson said. SOAP BOXES CRAYON PENCILS developments were encourag­ Rambouiilet, France, Aug. were hdnored at a dinner party was observed on Saturday, June waa a beautiful day, hot in the sun. WASHING MACmNB of an American Air Lines plane Washington, Aug. 32—(J)—A There was folk dancing by people The regular matinee admission TROUBLE PIN CUSmONS PENCIL SHAItPENERS ing. The Canadian strike by 22.—

—rFrance’a cabinet given by Lipman Selwits and em­ 13, 1914. In Saturday’s Issue of prices will prevail. Doors will be waa ripped open when an engina United Nations derision to push of different nationalities in the For Expert Repair Work THIMBLES PEN POINTS 124,000 members of 17 decided today to send a ployes of the A. and P. Buper Mar­ The Herald. In tha column "Heard golf lots. The parade with floats open at 1:30 -and the show will broke away high over the C3olorado Its police action In Korea north of ket on Eaat Center street at the Can BREWER ALUMINUM CURLERS a r t ERASERS Rocklea early today and the big SERVICES Along Main Street," the question was In the forenoon. There was start promptly at 3 o'clock. unions had the most serious the 38th Parsllel may require French land force to fight Rosemount restaurant Saturday singing, dancing, motion pictures Complete Line of Parts INK ERASERS immediate economic menace. The ship landed here with one dead with United Nations troopa evening. The occasion also hon­ was asked whether or not the cel- ADHESIVE TAPE more U. S. funds than the $10,- . in the evening. It was a great For Afl Makea Canadian National and the Cana­ and seven injured. 600,000,000 which President Tru­ in Korea. France’s contribu­ lluit ioterpret the wishes ored Hobert Gagnon who is to be ebratlon had been held in June, j miccess, something doing every TeL 3-0349 WAX PAPER CIRCULAR ERASERS dian Pacific aystema, whoae oper- The four-engine OC6 was bound married to MIsa Ann Flynn on man has asked. tion will be composed of an 1913 or June, 1914. Sine# The I minute." SPECIAL! WONDER WHIPS RUBBER BANDS atlona were atuck faat by the from Los Angeles bo Chicago, car­ Secretary of Defense Johnson o f the faadly. September 3. Herald was on the streets and Fine Hletory • walkout over wage and hour ia- rying S3 paasengera and a crew infantry Ipittalion, probably Twenty-six persons, all employea SMALL SIZE«GRATERS HAND BLOTTERS estimates that the Korean fight­ through thla morning this news­ The epecial edition of The auea, do most of the nation's of five at 31,000 feet near Eagle, ing may end about February. He numbering 800 aoidjen, of the A. and P., attended the stag Reg. $1.50 James* FRUIT JUICE GLASSES f i l l e r p a p e r freight and passenger hauling Colo., when the right Inboard en­ party. Greenbacks were given as paper haa received a great num­ Herald, published that day was a predicated that guess, however, on many of whom will be volun­ John B. Burke ber of responses to the question. fine history of the development of PLASTIC JUICE GLASSES TYPEWRITER PAPER from coast to coaat. » gine suddenly broke from its wing campaign to push the Oommu- gifts to the three guests of honor. Hair Shaping ITALIAN- In addition, the Canadian strike moorings. teers. Arrangements for the affair were There can be no doubt of the the town industrially. It carried PLA8TTO FUNNELS COMPOSITION BOOKS nists back only to their pre-war FUNERAL HOME date—the correct one—since a descriptions of the floats, the disrupted telephone and telegraph Part of tha propeller or a piece border.' made by Mr. Selwits, manager of $1.00 Toni Refill AMERICAN PLASTIC SALAD FORK BIO FIVE TABLETS aervlce for many communltiea of the shattered engine slashed Tokyo, Wednesday, Aug. m Want OMtar Bt IkL M the A. and P., and co-workers. special edition of The Herald pub­ complete program for the day and and SPOON Whether the U. 8. police action lished on "Homeland Day" shows many other items of general In­ $2.50 Value INK TABLETS and dammed up mall flow. through the top of the passenger will atop at the 38th Parallel or 28.— — American troopa it and a copy of this edition was terest about the town. One amus­ HALL WOODEN SPOON Fear Food Shortagea compartment, tearing a hole shove on Into North Korea in an and tanks wiped out a threat­ brought to The Herald editorial ing note warns persons not to and FORKS OEM PAPER CLIPS There waa immediate concern about four by eight feet over the effort to crush the Commuhist Ar­ forward three rows of seats and ening Red Korean roadblock LONELY PEOPLE rooms thla morning. The dateline hitch their horses along the line oth For $2.00 AVAILABLE MEMO PADS LETTER CLIPS over food shortages in some areas, my presumably has not been de­ reads "Saturday, June 13, 1914." of march. Horses were taken care (Plus Tax) and widespread layoffs were ex­ releasing the air from the pres­ termined. 10 miles north of Taegu Tues­ We Be set eere how old yoa For Weddings, Showers P L A S'nc RULERS, 6" SCHOOL CRAYONS pected in induatry If the strike is surized cabin. M. Meet aew friends. JoIb Reaaon for Question of for a amall charge at the town Eerly Plan Revealed day. Their mates took thrso The reason for the question in PENCIL CLIPS CHALK prolonged. Oil companies said the Makes Emergeocy. Landing the GET ACQUAINTED CLUB. barns west of the Eaat cemetery. and Parties Of All Kinds High pommand planning — at William H. Jacicaon, 49, (above) commanding hills to block Saturday’s "Heard Along Main REINFORCEMENTS ADDRESS BOOKS rail tleup may cut off gasoline to Pilot R. K. Barker reported the least up until lata In July — was MATTRESSES No minora. Per Infonnatlon A picture of the almshouse on of Princeton, N. Jm haa bMn aa- the coastal gateways to Pu­ Street" question waa due to an Middle turnpike, east, Is shown, JAMES' For Information Call motorists and trucking concerns. mishap to the Denver CAA office, baaed on an assumption that the H is better to have a good cell M n. Bnniee, 40 Church Tha U. B. rail strikes, called for obtained clearance for an emer­ lected by Walter Bedell Smith to san Port in the south. The Street, Hertford. Tel. 7-4S5Z article carried recently about the labeled "the town's newest public BEAUTY SALON FRANK DIANA war would not be carried north of he latter'a deputy when he take* rebuilt mattress than a "Connecticut Spirit of ’76" in building." The late Frank H. An­ Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales live days by the trainmen''B and gency landing and brought the tha S8th parallel. Rads’ behlnd-tht-Un«s roadblock 74 EAST CENTER. ST. Phone 8005 conductors' unions, were termed a ship about 100 miles into the Den- 'ever aa the aew chief of the Cen­ near Tatgu. had chokad off aU Al­ cheap new one. We re­ which it was stated that the origi­ derson was general chairman of Sooth Koraan natlioi. guided b g ,« ^ •. midler, curry ammo. Water badrattlona towards blUe overlook These estimates came to light tral lalelllgcaee Ag*aey. Jack' nal "Spirit of '76” drummers and the "Homeland Day" committee "tokan” proteat ovar failura to srt in JL0 mlnutas, landing lag Naktong rirar where U. K*3ttb INvIsmZ'trbdpb aHi bolflnig Uti# alfunst Red liivifders. (A P Wire- tPday with release of Uatimony lied supplies from Taegu for two make and sterilize all types ahortar houra'and pay bbosta. In out furfiier trouble. eon waa deputy IntAlgenee offloer hmirs and threatensd to trap flfer were organised to take part the late George H. Miller waa sec­ photo). \ V given by miliUry leaderZ laat ON staff of Oeuefni Omar Bradley ot mattresses. in the "Homeland Day” parade retary, and the late Austin Cheney both aationi. 4 out ia working Here it waa found that one paa- -4- month bMore a House Appropria­ troops of the U. 8. 37th "Wolf­ aengar waa dead and ae'ven othara during World War IL (AP Wlro- hound" Infantry Division. Alarm Clocks and the date used in that article was treasurer. tima from 43 to 40 hours waakly tions Subcommittee In behelf of photo). was "June, 1913." la ons of tha principal issues. injured. All of the Injured were the President's request for new Tht central front and extreme Jones Furniture and Electric or Wind treated at Denver General hoapital funds for military spending. southern fighting was the bitter­ Mrs. Austin Cheney read the M o w o i i i m The stoppages In the U. S. began Korean Radio Floor Covering article and told The Herald she Gmw Monday, when the rail tarminala and reledaed. 1st Post War Atomic Johnson's diacloaure of the plans est of the 34-hour period eniM Arthur Drug Stores waa quite sure the date was June, Another Shower at Cleveland, Louiaville and Min- A preliminary examination of was given on July 25, 11 days be­ Tuesday midnight. M Oak St. TcL 2-1041 the dead man, Jack Kreboy, 54, of Expect Tough AO FnOy Gaarsnteed 1914. That prompted a search for neapolla-St. Paul ware ahut down. Tells Damage fore President Truman was asked All along the 130-mlle perime­ some deflnite proof of the date. For Miss Griffin Los Angeles, disclosed no sign of Oven Is in Operation at a newa conference if United ter of the Allied beachhead Unit­ Unable to find such proof readily, (Oonttnued on Pago Bight) injury and it was believed be died Nation’s police action in Korea Anti-Red Bill ed NaUona troops held 'firm or prompted the question in Satur­ i.ooK$:y7Ha//.,How.roa of a heart attack. , Broadcasting of Infor­ would end at the 38th Parallel, advanced. Mina Nancy Griffin of Scarbor­ Denver General reported those which divides North and South Tuesday's air action wai topped day's Herald. Korea. The President replied that George H. Williams, of Oxford ough road, waa honored with an­ another.u t tu pmntjoiwith treated and their Injuries were: mation on Bomb De­ by a fleet of 70 B-29a bombing Kreboy*! wife, Mary, 48, nerv­ declaion would be made when It Draatir McCarran Mcas- street, was the first to call in with other pre-nuptial ahower Friday See Red Plea Chongjtn with 700 tons of explo­ APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED W ants to Curb ous shock and exposuure; Joan struction Is Puzzling became necessary. Presumably it sives. Chongjin is not far from the date. Saturday's Herald had evening, in recognition of her ap­ SELP~SMO#THING' RobinaW, 33, stewardess, of Chica­ would be one In which the U. N. urp Eclipses Mild Ad­ hardly reached the street when 75 the Soviet Siberian bordor. proaching marriage to Robert go, la^rated scalp; James Mack- As Face-Saver i BuiicUng oniy Tokyo, Aug. 22—(>P)—The Red would take part. ministration Proposals The Reds had shoved bO.OOO Mr. Williams called in saying that Alley ot Waahlhgton atreet. Food Gambling ria, 37, of Detroit, lacerated scalp; Pictures Situation he had a copy of the special edi­ ___ I Miles from New. York Korean radio in a puzzling broad­ Mole Grocery Clerks The parly, which took the form Hayman Kay, S3, of Loa Angeles, The Defense Secretary was ask­ (OenUoned on Page Eight) tion o f The Herald on that partic­ of a personal ahower, was given bruised left elbow: Kay’s wife, China Peace.Appeal Re-' cast said today allied bombings ed by Chairman Mahon (D-Tex) Washington, Aug. 22—(/P)—Key ular day. at the Griffin home bv sisters of the Brannan Calls for Fed­ Gladys, 48, nervous shock; Sara Brookhaven, N. Y.. Aiig. 22—(>P) had killed or'wounded 11.682 civll- of the subcommittee how much of Administration lawmakers conced­ Others Giving Proof bride-elect, Mias Priscilla Griffin, Zimmerman, 33, of Brooklyn, N. garded as Admission —The first big post-war atomic lana and destroyed 11 Important the supplemental money would be ed today that the Beqate Is likely Full Time R. E. Morton, of Strickland who will be her maid of honor, and niSTAQUIK eral Control of Mar­ Y„ brulaed right knee and Sugar oven,- or reactor—barring - what indUatrial plants. needed to fight the Korean War, atraet, called to say that he had a Mra. Helen Bessette of Arlington, O f Defeat in Korea Russia may have—went into ac­ General MacArthur'a headquart- to paaa a more stringent set of Nine Senators gins on Commodities Messinger, 30, of Toronto, Canada, curbs on hems front Communists 'Women to work part time in Self Serve Meat WrappinR copy o f The Herald's special edi­ Vermont, who were assisted by slight facial'cuts and bums. tion here at the Brookhaven Nct'« era.said a 14,000-word report on (OenUaoed on Page Bight) - tion. Oscar Anderson, of Bolton, their mother. Mrs. Helen tJriffin. tional laboratory at 3:30 a. m. (e.‘ Dept., morning: and afternoon Rroupa. Besides Captain Baker and Miss Hong Kong, Aug. 22—(ff)—Com­ .^e bombings Is being broadcast than President Truman haa asked Ask UM T Now came in to tell the correct date Guests were pre.sent from Hart­ East Lansing, MlCh., Aug. 33— a. t.) today. in dally installments from North foe. ford, New Britain, Newington and munist China's appeal to the This reactor ia designed wholly saying that his father was chair­ (P)—Sacratiuy of Agriculture (Coattaued oa Page Bight) Korea. Debate probably will begin early ^ ^------• man of the committee in charge this town. Brannan called today for Federal United Nations for a "peaceful for research. . It can produce IT tnie, the accounts of destruc­ Truman to Get The hostesses used a color Our modem homes are designed for efficiency curbs on speculators whom he ac­ heat enough to make electric pow­ next Week. Armed Services Croup of the Swedish unit In the parade. settlement” in Korea was seen by tion to industrial areas are vitally The\Houae Un-American Activi­ He remarked that Miss Eva John­ scheme of green and yellow, and cused of "gambling in food prices.” some observers today as a Red at­ er for a village of 2,()00 to 3,000 indportant to United Nations served a delicious salad luncheon, with an atmosphere of home-like comfprt t)iat has In a speech prepared for a farm tempt to. save face and make the inhabitants, ties COa^ttee msanwhile launch­ Majority Thinks Plan Apply Tuea., Aug. 22 - 6 to 8 P. M. son. hospital comptroller, had pic­ Judge Studies forces Intelligence. . CoutrolPower ed a dr(^ to bring up for debate tures of the parade which her buffet style, In the dining room. meeting at Michigan Stats college best of a' worsening Korean situa­ - Ot>ening this reactor is one of The brdedqast said half* of the Is Vital for Defense Miss Griffin unwrapped her dain­ always distinguished the Holmes Funeral Home. here, Brannan said "during the tion. thle week' a bill Imposing rigid father had mounted and framed. the big events in atomic work, be­ casualties were killed. It aaid 16,- curbs on Obmmunists and subver­ A. & P. s u p e r MARKET Practically all the floats in the ty gifts while seated under an um­ laat war we had restrictions on Although the appeal by Chinese cause of the oven’s many import­ 604 houses hed been demeged be­ brella trimmed In these colors. She consiuner credit, and evidently this Custody Case Red Premier and F orei^ Minis­ Senate Paasing of Home sives. It needs clearance by tbe Washington, Aug. 22—(>P)—Nina 11« EAST CENTER STREET parade were horse-drawn th'ese ant Uses. EspeoisUy 'at thla time, tween July 2 and Aug. 3. rules cominltt'ee. pictures show. will be married to Mr. Alley on will be authorised again. Already, ter Choii En-LiSi echoed t|ie set­ Out of Opdntlon Front Mobilization Bill Senators who form more than a Saturday, September 3. the research fits - into.'not only majority of the Armed Services Mrs. Matilda Becker, of 133 credit for the buying of homes has tlement demands of Soviet Russia peacetime acience, but H end othr It Hated as "out of operation” Planned Mild Meaeur* been restricted." Barbara Bennett Asking in the U. N., observers pointed out: the Pyongyang rallwiy factory, Is Virtual Assurance It, too, would go a lot further committee demanded 'today that Summer street, wrote in saying er bombs and naval and aviation Congress stay in session until It that she had a picture giving the "And yet, credit Is free.' and CSiou's message came at a time Pyongyang spinning milli, Pyong­ than the recommendations made looae for gambling in 'foo•.4 Conmnnlat aeamea will be barred Downey denied be had done must now be'taken to ealvage the a $1,105,000 housing project of 100 nnita in Willimantic, was Inflation controla 9 7 b A\ t» I n S t . • POWER ROI.LER USED GUARANTEED situation before Korean Commu­ So the bill which finally goes to ciary committee. A N c H I <> I i stituted the Are drill and conduct­ S s. cM 1. from work on ahlpe leaving port everything ha could to prevent announce today by IMreetor John P. Kane'of the Boston of­ Nation WiU Have 2 3 ed It for many years and at last It • P ^ E ESTIMATES ON CALL AND Mias Bennett from aeeing the chil­ nist forces are driven back to the White House—after a Senate As a sequel'to this action. Sen­ CALL of Boston ..Union bojreoti^ on fice of the Public Housing Adihinistration. Kane said $40,000 ators Mundt (R., S. D.) and Fer­ accomplished. Its end when the Are Ruaalaa Imports epreads from dren—^Midtael, 19; an adopted son, where they came from." House Conference committee Irons Aircraft Carriers and • TIME PAYMENTS MANCHESTER DELIVERY in federal funds already had been advanced. out differences between the two guson (R., Mich.), abandoned really occurred the children think­ New York City docks to airports Bean, 17; Lorelie Ann, 18; An- • * * * . . ing It to be Just another drill filed Sta^fvp-i • SAVE 10% FOR CASH 7691 State Labm: department repdrta tbony, 14. and Kevin, 11. Treasury Bahuice version#—certainly will carry their plan to tack their Ck>mmu- 69 Group Air Force wage-price-rationing authority. nist registration bill onto the bill out quietly and not one life waa S SAVE WITH claims for unemployment Insut' Oeanlderad Bad Inflnence New Hurricane On Way lost. ance beneflta deorenaed by 3|184 But he admitted under erosa-ex- Washington, Aug. 33—UP—^Th^ itfiqal**o(8i'n'>lt*noeaa Coatnl giving Mr. Truman power to im­ Washington, Aug. 23—UP—The San Juan, P. IL, Aug- 22—(;P)-*A rapidly developing hur­ pose economic controls. WHEN SICKNESS ^ ‘The parents will also remember during week ending August 19 aminatlon by her lawyer that he position ofi the Treasury Aug. 18. ricane threatened islands in the British West Indies today Overriding vigorous administra­ impact of the Korean War and the the fine wav In which Miss. Eliza­ Frederi«fli_ C. Dumaine, president considered ms ax-wlfe to be a “bad Net 'budget receipts, 3143,541,- tion .opposition, tbe Senate voted Mundt teld reporters tbe Mc­ rearmament program will gira the DeMAIO BROTHERS Influence" upon the children and 434.98t budget expenditures, 383,- and churned slowly westward in the Northeast Caribbean. SO to 88 to require the president Carran bill will Incorporate the nation 17 army divisions, a fleet STRIKES beth Rennet, 'supervisor, handled Given On C O 0. Deliveries Can New — Wo AB Wovkt of N4w Haven railroad, aaya that the situation'.by her cool, col­ DIAL recent economlea practiced by road 144,431.07; cash balance, 35,206,- The storm, with winds up to about 100 miles an hour near which will Include 38 carrlera of lected manner." were neoaasary to anve It from ge- (OMritanad a e -h ge Bight) 843,898.56. the center, was apparently moving along a wes|terly course (OoaUiined on Page NbM) (OOntlaaed on Paga NbM) verioua types in operation' and an Eariv Morning Call . ing broke... .Navy aaka Congresa air force o f 69 groupa. at about aix to eight miles an hour. Forecaaters warned that That outline of the eugmenM < One Herald writer had a call at 7254 for 3400.000 to build Jet-fnal ator- 6:45 this morning from a woman Bge faeOttlea at Qiionaet Point, R. it was expected to increase in sixe and intensity. force emerged today in Om relaase SAVE TIME who said she waa sure "Homeland of testimony by defense officials THE I „ Naval Air SUtfon. Day" waa .Tune IS. 1914, from Pic­ Teachfirs^ Union Leader Ultraviolet Light Boosts on President Truman’s request for Permanent Salesman M on than 399 nntlves U lM In CriticaOy Injured By Runaway Truck a 310,500,000,000 aupplemental ap­ Have the doctor phone ns yoar tures of the event bearing that RANGE & RIEL OIL tribal disturbances In former Ital­ Greenwich, Aug. 22— —Henry Groh, 43, was critically date. ian Somaliland, according to Bri- propriation, to be added to tha re­ Another who rode In a club float, Proposes Exchange Plan injured by a runaway truck while crossing Railroad avenue Egg Production jof Hens gular funds tor the current year. prescription for immediate delivery MANCHESTER tiah-centrolled Arab news agency Tbe army will get this: Anotiiir looked up a picture of it, on the Wanted By September 1st . . . Prof. Lajoe JamMW. aclsntl- on his way to work here this morning. At Greenwich Homital, back of which waa the above data combat division, to bring tha r ’ : ' ■ A ' '''i - '1 fle aequaiatanoe of atomM apy. Dr. Groh was said to have sustained fractures of the skull and Washington. Aug. 32—(iP)—Hans i.Beltsville. Md., under the direction bar of such units to U ; two i {-and the notadton; "Our float was Klaue Emil Fuchs, haa delrverefl Detroit, Aug. 23—OU—The prdsl-,# Ecklund eddreieed the fedqra- an right, but of couraa It w s v ^ hi D R Y ^ O ^ dent ef the American Federation tion's national contention hero yes- left shoulder, and severe jcalp heeratioea. exposed to ultraviolet light lay 10 ' of H. G,~ ~Berott, •L. G.- Scbeenleber tional replacement trstadng his aervicea and osaaele n y •aeenla to 19 per cent more egge, the and L. W. CampbeU, department io u to be added to foiw ~ It with some -of the others." Apply In Person to Oommunist Hungary,m g p r, according of Teacbeni (AFL) advocates a terdey. The organization claima One remembered the date b ^ worldwide exchange ef leeching 65,000 taacher members. Exempt G.I.’a In Ckimbat Zones < Departinent of Agriculture said ecientista. operation. to LoAflee DiUW : They said tha testa were started M m y UffMa > nkM r cause the thtrtdenth was her ais- 85 northHD ^ ^ o'ortana' r t a n t 'a n home- knowledge and skills. The Denver schoolman proposed Washington, Aug. 22—(/P)—Exemption from income taxes Uxlffye ' ' ter*8 birthday. Jdhn M. Bekltmd of Denver, a maae exchwige of ^ «ch en among It reported this after fire years In 1945 as a result of achanee dis­ The committee wi their housai6 dastfoyed by fire for all pay-receiv^ by G.I.’s while in combat aoncs and a picture of haw the i iUlU ahMher.found iq her.dlaiT m a t y MSS m head pt tbs AFT, lays this would peoples of var^ng cultures and the of tests in a speeially bulk under­ covery that the very ehort rays of the M BowlM 'bM ~nnta: ’ "Bdtur GLBNHEY'S MEH'^ SHQP^ Hum- be a step toward ending “schism, $200 a month war-area exemptiaR for their officers was ap­ ground poultry houae at the Agri­ ■ f:. AalvaiaeaMa- ef rich redwood4 timber In H dMT, wnaUfliyliMt Reaidl AtIvB. . rasa bold! asBStlW nraJudioi and fear" in the wortd. 'rnatlBBtd oe Pa^ Twe) proved today by the Senate Ffimnce Committee. cultural RMsarch eemfr. at nearby oa face Iwet i y -;