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MONDAY, JUNE 9, 19B2 I a g e s i x t e e n liattrljfB tPr ^Eoftting U tralb Register Now to Donate During the Bloodmohile Visit Friday ^r#' .... . jawMarnuaithod.. X long loat — the jtiedclared XmW TBiltini Wlin!r^>Wp»Br*iu^^, I f ’oimdty ^fiicial art, inveatment caaOng mvolves of Greater Hartford will hold and M m . George E. -Wllaon of B . S. Candiflate I AbbutTow n the uae o f caramlc forma, lined with 'M- their final meetln* of the year to­ Drive B,. Silver Lane Homea, won wax. which are heated before the Avenge Daily Net Press Run Th* Waather night at 8 o’clock at the Courant flrat 'prtae, a'gold heart locket, at Rotary Speaker metal la poured into them. ?THE CANDY Far tlM We*a Endlag rarocMt of U. ■. W*afb*r Bawan Auditorium In Hartford. Member the cloalng recital by the puplla June 7, 1*84 • I M ri. W «n er LojefcVl of 473 0 «k Before Joining the Harvard ffroupe Include the Center Thea- of the Gertrude Gardner ’Tyler w ith T A e M not, her daughter, Edith. « » d 8. E. Bohn, aaaiatant to the pres­ Foundry Ctompany 10 yeara ago, Master^s Touch plana and Community Playera of. Dancing achool. Beverly D18I- Mr. imd Mrt, Louie Orlowekl of Bohn waa gaaoclated with Bohn FalrJonlgM sad Wedawaqr. Manchftater and the — Coventry- A ioac, .daughter..of..Mr. and Mrs. ident of.. Ute ,Harvard Foundry M A D E A N D 1 0 , OUt »ire*t, left yeeterday for Aluminum and Bronze Gompahy, Mtaiimnm tanigkt 88^ . E Playera. Joseph R. DeSlihone of 402 Oak | Company, CThicago, 111., will be the rajfo, where they plan to at- In Detroit. Bohn a\iperviiea Har- S O L D A T Member of the Aadit d the, commencement exercleee atreet, won aecond prise, a gold | guest speaker at the Rotary Club .charm bracelet !The. recital , waa, yard’s .braaa, steel and m ajpieft'"" MUNSON’S Bureau of OIrenInHan* 7 ' hf M vrth T. toj»*Kt on Wedneeday ■ ’The Red Croaa- Nuraea^ Aide? meeting at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow-at Manche»lerr -A City of Village Charm foundries In Chicagd, and Ita In­ - C A N D Y KI TCIfrEtl lit th * Loyola Dental iSchool. Oorpa pf"|p|tkncheater will hold Ita' held Friday evening at the 'Ver- the Country .Olub. annual picnic tomorrow at 8 p. m. plenck achool. Bohn, who haa been in the foun­ vestment casting foundry In West- 1 i f NEW BQLTON ROAD-^ROimB 8 and 44A at the home of Mra. Irene Bren­ dry biiaineaa for 23 yeark will wood. 111. N E W s t o r e HOURS: »:S0 A. 81. to 8 P. M. WEEKDAYS (CU**lfled AdvsrtUIng on Page IX) MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, JUNE 10. 1952 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE dENi^ I K meetinr of the Permanent SU ND AY 18:00 A, 8f. to 8:00 P. M. VOL. LXXI, NO. 2J4 ■Memortal Day committee will be nan of Mt. Nebo.plaee. The mem- Mancheater Lodge, No. 73, A.F. apeak on the fabrication of Invest­ Harvard Foundry furnishes cast­ hera are reminded to bring allver- ings for Pratt and Whitney. A •: aield toitlfht at 8 o’clock In the and A.M.. will meet tomorrow eve­ ment castings, a method of cast­ .day.------...... REMEMBER CLIQUOT ■ up it*, defenses. ..The. .J.ong-dS". .vention xipening-here July 7. in ieea .to. push „caaea before layed military budget of 82.- The choice of MacArthur was government agencies while ei-al arlzur* and iwe of th* T a ft-* ' ...... ■ ■ ’ C A L L i will he outlined. Several mattera COMES IN FULL HartHy acj. A Taft-Hartiry In­ of vital Importance will he brought 300,000.000 i.s being brought made on s ' voice vote in a closed he was counsel for the Senate QUART BOHLES meeting of the conyentloi)’e^ 46- junction against the strtk# of 680,- hciwe Jhe^ • “ ?*_*. .^ * * before the-deputies by min­ Small— Business subc4>mmit- ■ 000 Vnlted-Bteat Workers,-he-tald-.- attendance la expectedT Your" Chdice Of Following member arrangements committee. isters w’ho-still are in thedaiik tee. ’ Is by fsr th* wpr*t of th* |wo *p- Postmaster Flavors— Willism Mylander, Republican about the exact amount of aid publicity director, told reporter.- winding up an investigation pi-oscn**.’’ which started last February, the Bunding on th* ip**ker’i dias he understood MacArthur had they can count on from the grand jury also indicated three In th* Houa* chamber, ' Truman 2 Rota. 39c agreed to accept. The committee Plan Upset ■ United States. associates of Shaver. ’They were told the Senators and Represen­ BY REID tepNTfiNTS) The overall French budget, aft- decided to spilt the keynoter post sccusfd of siding the allegedly tatives that th* Bupram* Con.rl ••SINCE 1807 sway from that of temporary r r s B E E N OF rOl'RRE” STRAWBERRY. CREAM, ' er mucli delay, wax voted In April. unlawful deals. had ruled against presldantla) AUCTION Bathing It totaled 3 trillion 494 billion chairman and proceeded toward seirura of the tteel mills, but hsd In 8-^ Vote 8AR.HAPARILLA. •Shaver was charged, on I I franca. Of thU. 1 trillion 400 the election of a temporary chair- At AmvNcaii Le^icNi Hdl ---Moiieh«st*r, Conn. . TRUE ERUIT. BLACK cotUita In three, indlctmenta. with said Congre** could vote to take bliiion franca WM"eBimaiked tor Tran, - private property. He Mtld: On I,eonard St., which rune o ff Main St., oppoalie State Armory CHERRY, PUNCH. , violating s federal law which pro­ Washington, June 10—<)l^ ROOT BEER, the military. . . . W’alter S. Hallanan of West hibits any government employe “The Isdue la squarely up to The whole budget ahould have Conirreas. . . . I . hope Congress will — The Senate Governmesl WEDNESDAY EVE., JUNE 11.19S2 at A:00 P. M. GINGER ALE Take th* h*ot off Dad Virginia, a staunch Taft support­ from accepting compensation to (Exhibition After 4 F. M.) been voted before the flrat of the er, waa rhosen temporary chalr- represent outside partle.* before act quickly.' Tha isaua of paacs O p eration s committee todiy year, but there were repeated de- . with ihtM cool TruVal .iuffli ihlflt . .man.of. the. convention...... government agencies in. .Any mat. oT.war..hanitt ln,th.*...bai«nre and v^ed - ■ S - to 9 against Presi­ "ANTIQUE^d MODERN ' ^ - $ 1 ^ 7 5 liya. ' ' Meanwline; the debate on ' Mylander said- the voice vote ter In which the government la in­ • Ravonet-uielding troop* of the steel Is a vital element in the out­ the lireakdown of the military dent Truman’s plan to change Our Tru-Keeli hov* peroui for Hallanan «;as vnanlmoua. ’The terested. i 187th Reg. Combat team wearing come.” Home Fumishinga, Some from a Putnam, Conn., home and oth­ Ciicq uot budget into allolmenta for Army. Truman aald. a leisure law the way postmasters are weqv*i that bring eaal air hurrying in, Waih it, dry it-th * Weri Virginian Is a veteran mem­ Shaver faces a total of possible ! gas masks, move on the douMe Jo er aourrea. Navy, Air Force and . all ready for wearingl Hallanan waa put In nomina- toUi._lf^convlcted. However, niaxl In some rdtnpounds, UN troop* putting all tha poatmasten under ■E«. DIHette TiMMe; ^ g l e Mnhngnny Red. 4)iniHty Apt.-tWxe One .Saturday, atop .at.Plnehurat for -complalaly w

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE io, 1932 PA G E FOUR Mlddlebury and belonged to Chi EmcrRcncy Docton 8chool and formarly head of the Eddy Caiididate Psi fraternity. He played varsity Jury F in ds Roofing BusincES religion department at Auguatana football and was a .dean's'llst stu-: Thieves Get Fussy^ Bold^ French Set CQU«g|ir..B<)ck Jaland,^^.m dent. He- wtvn ♦ ieUbr 4n- t4»ok. and. O J I T & I D l :':3?.'ow «d”iiimisr in Sweden. For fi.A. Degree was acliva in the-glee cluh and the 11 Tuld Dr. Robert Keeney, 8432, WDRC— 1860 Rudio and oil Oak~St. Pittsburgh— Dr. Theophilus t1Us WCCO—1290 w n c — 1080 student lUersfy magazine. Eddy 1 Steal Best Ham in Hayligh t are the physicians of the Man­ StarzjTnskl, 71. president o f the T o Discuss Fee Taker, Eastern Daylight Time W H A T — *10 Richard A; Eddy, son, of Mr. snd will enter .the. Merino Ctvrps officer nT chester Medical Association W K N B — 840 The opening of the offices of a Polish Falcons of America, a fra- candldpata course after gradua­ Prevail on Mrs. Lawrence W. Eddy, 2.1 Deep- f who will respond to emergency new roofinff and aiding • bualneaa, tarnal group, for nearly 40 years. tion. 11 ■Working In daylight next ddor*loot'^ through a back door -which calls tomorrow afternoon. A d medical chief of the first divi­ wood drive, is » candidate fofsthe I1 ill had been bolted from the Inside. 4;s»—WTHT—Mssezlne of the Air. ■H:55—WDRC—Rellflooa'Talk. - - the Great Eastern Conatructlon to ah all-night restaurant, thieves ‘ ' - Arm s Costs Pals Guilty WONS—News. sion of the Polish Arm y in World B.A. degree at commencement ex­ A t the earlier break, about WTIO-Bsckstsse \Vlfe. Co., at 24 Oak atreet, woe an­ UNBEATEN Voice Vote * ■ _ _ _ _ _ WDRC—Music by Antonint. War I. > • • ___ Taft stole eight imported canned Hol­ M arch'27, the thieves got In by ''w C TC ^^d*M «rnln g, Good Music. nounced today by the new flrm’a ercises at MIddlebury College. WexX"—Music. INSIDE (CkinWnued frti:i. V’ l> *!n .d ? a y ,-_ , Beca\l89.„lli. contains millions of Mlddlebury, V t„ on Monday. June ' (CMtlnned from Page One) t cwb •WTHT—BfOakfant artth Ben. _ tan’a . rom arkabla., i.iQ^yar.4.-..and Ice box of Knarf'a Food Market at Patrolman Alvin R. Baldt re­ WKNB.. —.-c-io.-N : Request ..u. —- Mstfnee.. Hal WONS—Weatheii Bill Jenkins Show Ill making the announcement, acres of rich land nd-w untfhfd 'T6;...... — ... ■■ alone. She also undertook to case* Involved—but none was 4:15—WTIC—Stella usllss. 880-yard sprint relay teams hre nskl, 1 :15—WTl O—Weethe r. last frontier. by tfiat ■tatuta^-- i available at the end of the year Aesletant Dlstrkl Attorney WTIC—Young Wldder Bro-srh. 7:0*-WDR(3—Old Muaje Box; N'WJ- windowa fOr both reaidentlal and do, a T a ft supporter, was named ciwh box from a cerebral palsy proprietor of .the market, discover­ Fu n e ra ls WON8—Jack Downey's Music Shop. WTIC—Bob Steele—Momlnif U m S Ot»)«1«srts j 'T o w n aupervlaed awimmlng in active service. John W. Fihelly said the Investl-, WTHT—Bob E. Lloyd Show.. commercial qatablithmenU, and in ■ Ju by^Gabrlelspn as chal/mad of the dotation card. ed the break at 6 a. m. -VThe- French -say.. they, .can ..put .. .-'.WCCG—Jiewa^-Muala.. . WCCC— Oooi. Morning Mualc all types nf-hom e romodalhig.- . . pooir," SaHer’a' Pond and Globe The thieves 'pUshed aMde 'dismes-' ’ Gbremski' found the' window -gation -cleared - Flo Bratton, -a aec- . ■WONS-'Bm______J «n»fii* Show. -...... “ ' 'T ^ in Sii^ C ^ frtfM ’ imwOTV conventidn platfnrrp * cdfrinilttee, this program Into action only If Bernard P. Hmith 4.4.V-WTIC-The Woman In My House. Saiea manager for the new or­ Hollow, will not open for the broken and material on a desk retary to Vice President Barkley, WON8—Playllnio for CTilldrer. WHAT—Coffee Club. art with thrae ohjactlvea in m ind:, completing an almost solid Taft tic hams to get at the expensive they receive considerable foreign Funeral services for Bernard P. WKNB—Newi; Phil Hal* Show. ganization la Donald Gustafson, of auinmer araaon until Monday, blocking the door disarranged who waa linked with reports of liW-WDRC—News; Old RRecord Shop. 1 . "To tacufa eaaentlal ateal pro- j slate of convention officials. imports. This Is the second time In aid. Premier Antoine Plnay's over- Smith of 76 Rldga street were held WTIC—Just Plain Bill. 7:55—WONS—Weither. 33 Hackmatack street* Both men Juba lit. ..Rar.reatlnn__fluperin' Haltanan told reportera that ’die -been- wliere some one—4tad— apparsntly- influence attempts at't h e time , : gf^»a>rvpi--_.W orld News Roundup. "dueu67 million dollars) P. Holloran Funeral Home, and at WKNB—New*: Sport* pigfat. ter. hoth pknlea . i . ” . , I poKed today that the poola dress the convention In civilian are carried by only one other knocked off shelves In a passage­ last year. WTHT—News; Joe GIrand Show. W THT—Newa; Phil Becker. are now officially rloaed and as U. 8. financial aid. But France 9 o'clock In St. James' Church. Fihelly presented the case to the WHAY—Story gueen. Lindsay has been in the roofing r'*To encourage the partiea to ; clothes. Hallanan said he did Manchester rtore, have been stol­ way to the bscl^ door Injllcatlng still does not know exactly what Rev. Edgar Farrell celebrated the 1:15—WTIC—Front Page Farrell: w TlO —New*. and siding business for 10 years. awimmlng la not permitted in no think It would be proper for Jury, along with Justin Gould, a WHAY—Crosby'a Quarter. WHAT—New*. _tUa thalr differencaa through en. that the thieves carried the case of help to expect from the so-called Maas and waa in charge of the WONS—News. He formerly represented an alu­ ...THE ALL- ^llertlve bargaining." either pool. ' ' the general to appear Jn uqrtbrm. hame out the door. special assistant to the' Attorney |;30—WTIC—Notea and Quotes. 4:15—WDRC—Shopper* Special*. enamel Break Glass Lifeguarda ' will not be on American “ off-shore" procurement committal service at the grave in WHAY—Bind by Demand. minum siding manufacturer in the PURPOSE The Pr*Bldent'B dedaion to ad- The choice of MacArth.ur waa a The culprits apparently gained In the break in March. $.10 in ciencrsl. WTIC—News.' , ' midwest, and was a special roof­ duty until June 2S and anyone contracts placed with French In­ St. James' cemetery. WONS—Sky King. WKNB—Phil Male....^ •fl dreaa Congreaa waa announced on- victory for supporters of Gen. entrance by breaking a 10 by 18 state tax money was taken, and 14 The pall bearers were Maurice Last fall a Senate committee WDRC—Memore Lane. W HAT—Jelling with M amp. ing Obnsultant with a conatructlon awimmlng at either Salter’a dustry. These are orders placed in WTHT—Tom Cfnrbelt, Space Cadet. i j about an hour and a half before Robert A. Taft of Ohio, leading Inch pane of glass at the aide'door Imported hams valued . at about Waddell. Maurice Mortarly, looked Into reports that Mrs. Brat­ WONS—Bill Jenkln* Show. company in Chicago. More receht- or Globe Hollow, la_ doing ap_at Europe and paid In .dollars to sup­ WCXlC—News; Miislc. Tha quick-drying enamel of 101 uact. It givaa . ’.J »-apoH e.------candidate foe. the . GOP .presiden­ o f the atore-and ekaped with the| $140 ..were.taken.,— ------Joseph Morlarty. Jamaa Cunningr ton and Shaver helped swing a $1.- .It44-WDRCT-:Curt Maasey.___ W THT—Martin Agronaky. ly..he was a salesman for a Hart­ hla or” her o ^ riak. Parenla ply equipment -to the North Atlan­ '4:50—WCCC New*; Breakfast Mews With thla abort notice, only, tial nomination. Although the ham, Thomas Sullivan and Mich­ ib(),6()0 government loan sought to ' WHAY—Sport*. ford roofing and siding Concern. 0/iNyfim6ybuiii^! gliatailing protcaion to exrerior or interior mt* ' ■. are urged to warn their chil­ designation of MacArthur had tic Alllea. 1 :55—WONS—News: Cecil Brown. about half the Houae memberahlp Much of Fance's trouble comes ael Fogarty. build a Florida luxury hotel. Both WTHT—Wor)d Flight Reporter. WONS—Bill Jenkln* Show. Gustafson was associated with facet — anywhere, any lime. Wonderfully chip dren to stay out o f the poola, been protested by backers of Gen. denied any wTongdoing and WTIC—Radio Baxaar. Montgomery Ward in an executive la on hand. Thera ware many from the costly war she sllll Is EteMlag W THT—Bob Lloyd. cant aaaU in the vlaltora' gal- until they are officially Dwight D. Eisenhower, Taft's chief Berkley said that If Mrs, Bratton 4;(X»—WDRC—News. , capacity for a number of year* be­ ■ and mar-ra»istant. Ideal for cither wood or metal opened. rival, Mylander said there were Keeney Says Lombardo fighting against' the Communist- WTTC—News. »;S5—W TH T—John Conte. a m a z i n g n e w — laHra. led Vletmlnh Nationalists In Indo- "did anything along that line, it WTHT—News; Jo* GIrand Show. 9;*a—WDRC—Newt. „ fore Joining Great BJastern. — for garden' or porch furniture — bicjrdei • only acattered "No's,” when the Report Break wiLn against my specific instrqc- WCCC—12 Hundred and >0 Hit*. Jdat before the Prealdent , ar Chlns. The Indo-Chlna budget is a 'WKNB—News; Sport*; Music. W HAT—Italian Program. imall boita — automobilet — and any otlier UM ti> atom marched into the voice vote was taken WHAY—News. rivedN Hlne members of the committee spearate one, not figuring in the tlons." WKNB—New*; PolonI*. nber. Rapubllcana let I deeply regret to aay that I find Shaver told reporters In October WO.N8—News. ffEBMA SnUUM which an enamel can be put. A|k to »ea tha wlda r Houae arose in the closed session to pro­ Is Facing Court Order current debate on military esti­ 4:f5—WTIC—Bob Steel*. WONS—New*. _ ■ . . Deaths Last Night • M. •« •I'MT. ft, a burat -of applauae the parties completely deadlocked. At Krause’s that he and Mrs. Bratton bad vis­ ■WTHT—Breakfast Club, looae pose MacArthur. The general mates. The Indp-China expenses WHAY—Sports; Supper Serenade. w n c —Theater of Melody. range of beautiful accent colon and delicaia titm. when fie ator T a ft entered near There la nothing further that I can came under the ministry of As­ ited several RFC directors early WONS—Jim Britt, Sport*. »: 15—WDRC—Thla la Hartford, kaapa clethaa atarchad I line. Alongelde Taft, do now. However, the negotiators was nominated by G. Mason' Owl- T1iie'#?8 broke Into Kraive's WDRC—Jack Smith Sporta. WONS—Tello-Teat. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS threu^ • ttf IS waahingtl the end o f I ett, Pennsylvania national com­ Samuel Lombaydo, who has n .. sociated States, whose budget was In 1950 and urged them to grant a *:S5—WDRC—~;>li I Bellere. • Kcfauver who got art to be subject to call at any Greenhousos at 621 Hartford road |.14—WKNB—Italian Hour. Valhalla. N. • Y.—Ivan B. HUdr htlbgM *kftot*'6V'floor V»nmh walked Benati been .ordered to discontinue the; JL F O O W S voted along with the overall figure million-plus loan for construction WTIC—Weather. WTIC—Newa; Hal- Kolb. ' Democrata. lime." mitteeman. over the week-end. but there has 4;SS_\VTIC—Talk by Gov. Lodge. Rhodes, an official of the Young aaOVID hr ttsitl Use Perm* Stetch ewe a bl||: hand ..SecbiuUng. apcf.ches, ..were,. m«-Blng Crosby. penetraiea th* thread*—fabric* hecom# ■ 1 negotiator, handed out statements Anna Krause, wife of the pro­ ters were included in the charges 4!4,S_WTIC—Three s«*r Extra. WTIC— Victor II. Llndlahr. of Willlamette University. Salem. unmgtr, doihet wear l•mgtr! tlcally. He spoke f o r \ » minutes District of Columbia, Mrs. Mar- Hornsby Fired, WDRC—Lowell Thnmaa. WHAT—Famou* Trial*. Ore., and a director of the United OPEN 8 A. M. fo 8 P. M. MQNDAV THROUGH 8ATUBDAT without interruption b «-w a a ap to newsmen, and then got into .,u, .u, .«n, .h. Of Reds’ Radio prietor. There was no cash In the deemed by the grand Jury to JUBtL ,_WTHT—Stork*—Spo.rtj., . ■AST to uaa! Thtrt'l.oo raoking, no mess garat.A . .Kockwell AriPOha. Board of Health directing that fiSi WKNB—Phir Rlxiuto Sport* CkrI • WKNB—Dick Hayme*. Service Organization with- super­ piaudad again at tha cbniWalbn of aoma-hot-arguing-over their' •‘ft.; Rep. Clarence Brown of Ohio, J register. fy a trial. l4;ao.-WDRC-Arthur Godfrey. with Perm* Starch. nal" positions , . comply within a certain time limit Altogether, five alleged attempts van. ■ . ■ « 1 W THT—My Tnie Story.. vision of the USO in the midwest. hla speech. Moat of OKs ap' Bates Gerald of South Carolina Marion" Named The break was discovered by WONS—Mu*lc for America; Sporta. New York— Alice E. Eusten, TH Iim , tool On* aenerou* boni* doe* Loedtl SMI frathly ertsal Yet this Murray accuaed the industry of or face a court order. Dr. Robert at Influence were cited In the in­ WTIC—Welcome Treveler*. the work of $2.JO worth of ordinary plauae came from the Democratic Mrs. John B. Cooley of North Da- Berlin, June 10—(41— British Mrs. Krause, who said today this 7:00—WDRC—Beulah. WKNB—Newa; Sammy Keye. 86. a pioneer woman photographer dreas hat been starched with - |»n A IT aV I A >1111 IM e ''»^*i*«»*aaeiuep«r 1 .".-li .v;v, .t.iMiasFi kotar-awd-' H «T tso # -R-. Spangler, "troops- -removed '-their -barbed- wire 4* the IWth. lime. iiv-Ht-period .of .14 dictments. ... ■ .r..,. WMA«>-UalIaiL,.Px OSHOket L-ew w.-t T4dVtia-jna: ____ , • Perma’^rrifontymreevvvwod ■ hoaro (w fIB ) settlement recom­ ' ’'■■""l^Tlfe^e^aJheWSilt'HSl 'OrHte'Alr. WONS—Crein Patterson Show. ■^VtW'tntent -went tmrecbgniaed •Tnunan seiaed tha mtHs f of Iowa. offiesr, said today. "'Sti“cc es so r months the greenhouse has been Four of them Involved applica­ •«v« dallMa* tUiMr w w yl ihei? wished 8 times without PAINT and VARNISH mendations in many respects. Ste­ Dr. Keeney, who visited the pig­ barricades from Russia's Radio WONS—Fulton I-ewia. jr. li:15—WDBC—Arthur Goc.7r*y. until only a few years s:feo. Xpril,. acting upder what K> Mylander said that when Na­ broken Into. tions for RFC loana for the South- WKNB—If. N. Story. WKNB—Gov. Lodge: _ , Springfield, Ohio— Dr. Ott6 H. rc-starqhlng! phens said the companies had gery this morning with Henry Berlin headquarters early today, ryn ^ u d r y Company, the Alumi­ 7:15—WONS—Tello-Te»l. 1*.!S—W THT—Whispering Street*. T termed, the Inherent, pnwarn of hla tional Chairman. Guy JCL .Gahriel- - (Continued from Page-One) .. "The .break, waa not, reported, to " WTHT.= Rimer- Davi*. ' Bostorm. .62. .professor, at WiUenj;; iracticatty met alt the . union's son called for remarks, there were Olfes, " sanlCary ert-gm««T for the endlh'g i ”d'fa'mallc "se"ven-day siege num M'ariufacturihg" Cbmpafiy'Tind "WONSGiNeirir-----:------^ ofliee. But the steel industry f demands, only to have their bureau of sanitation under . the. police, Mrs. Krause said. ' , WDRC—Jark Smith. 10-30—WCCC—News; 12 Hundred and berg College’s Hamma Divinity 6*( ^ g h t back in the courts and the no opposition speeches which won several concessions She discovered the greenhouse the Ciosslcy Wjndow Corpora­ WKNB—Adventure In Research. rejected because it lacked State Board of Health, and Mayor from the Soviets. There had been persistent re­ 7:50—WTIC—New*. 90 Hits, ■niure waa upset by a historic In New York, Col. Laurence F. ports that Hornsby and Veeck door wide open Monday morning. tion, .all of Miami, and the C. H. WHAY—Italian Program. shop arrangement. Bunker, MacArthur's chief aide, Harold A. Turkinglon, said that The British said they lifted the StoelUng Ckimpany of Chlcagd. WTH.T—Silver Eagle, WTIC—Double or Nothing. Supreme Court hillng on Monday were not seeing eye to eye. On previous breaks thieves took . WHAY—Symphony Hall. WONS—Guy Lombarto. and adviser, said the general waa Lombardo has not yet compiled blockade on the atation Inside a manufacturer of ps.vchologlcal ' WDRC—Peggy Lee Show. ~B f last week that Truman lacked with the orders Issued Friday by hlarinn Starts Tonight substantisl amounts of cash from WKNB—Myatery Voice. "iUch Inherent power. out of the city and that comment their zone because it had served tc.sl equipment for colleges, hospi­ WONS—Gabriel Ilcalter, I0:45—W TH'T-Agalnit the Storm. ■'1 . General Manager Richard Marlin Its purpose. Under Its pressure, Veeck said today he thought he the register on two occasions snd WKNB—Ed Swett Show. II :**_W TH T —Lon* Journey. Immediately after the court de­ 2 Chi from him on his selection as key­ had plcjced the right man-but he change on other.*'. Gla.ss and pot­ tals and so forth. 7 : « —WDRC—Kd Murrow;: regarding the piggery and doubt­ the Russians loosened their The fifth case Involved chargea WTIC—Strike It Rich. cision, the steel workers walked noter would not be Immediately obviously had been wrong and was tery were broken each time, Mrs. WTIC—One .Man'* Family. WKNB—News: 840 CTuh. ed that Lombardo could by tomor- squeeze on West Berlin to the ex that Shaver represented the Oiar- WONS—Dorl* Day. available. « rnw night, the deadline set by admitting hla mistake. He Sin­ Kraiise said today. WONS—Ladle* Fair. out. Danbu Man Held Sen. Frank Carlson,-Kanaan R- tent of yielding several border now Carriers of Miami in the com­ 7:55—WONS—New*. WDBC—Arthur Godfrey, v , E lu d in g then to the great co\irl Martin. areas they had Seized. gled out no particular instauce Wlieri IB'e gfeehhou.se was first l:(Xk-tVDRC—People Are Fi:nny. WHAY—Itilirn Program. publican and one of Gen. Elsen pany's application before the In- WTIC—Cavalcade of America. 11:15—W TH T—When a Girl Marries. fight over hla aeisure powers, Tru-. On Ffltlay, Marlin directed Lom-. Wett Berliners were disappoint, which led him to make the move. robbed about Easter of 1951, Mrs. WTHT—Conn. News Conference. man said he believed he waa only Danbury, JuneXlO -i/Pi— Two bower's chief backers for the OOP Marlon, who was dropped s's tera'tale Commerce Commission It :25—WONS-:Newt. presidential nomination, Issued bardo to slop using the piggery to ed. The Communists made it Kraiise said,, the culprits took the for a permit to transport fruit WHAY—MubIc. 11 :S*-5VDRC—Grand Slam, living up to his oath of office when children were Ui ps)^ury hpsp.ital dump town garhaga-Ihy June .ft), clear, they .would claim . a. victory manager of the St. Louis Cardinals key.to the cosh register, from its WONS—Black MuMum. WCCC—Newa;. 12 Hundred and »b M etdersd aetsurs o r the steel statement- in N ew York-, -asylngt after his first year at the helm, concentrates and other products WKNB—New-*; Pr'Sw elt Show. Hit. with ae'rioua Injuries iM a y and a “Gen. MacArthur Is one of our and to use, Instead, the town dump, for themselves and not for the hiding place beneath the register. from Florida. g;lS—WHAY—Serenade In Blue. WTIC—Bob and Ray. plants la s t, April 8. off Olcolt street, at the rear of the British. will take over the generalship of Since then the Krause's have S;1S~WHAY—Red Sox va, St. Loula. WHAT—Malsano.'alsano Pro;Proicam. High Court Dedslnn man charged with assaiu" 4 -DOOR SEDAN steel industry...... Ing children- to be In a situation "O f cpuike, I admire Gen. Mac- Berlin In a potential strangle- grip charged with theft of “ a mail 11:25—WONR-Women'a P*fe. with Charlie Grimm, who had been _ Director 10 :S0—WDR(>-Robert Q * Waxwork*. I2:S»—WDRC— Romance of Helen Truman's request was laid down of danger and with neglecting Arthur, hut NW'e would have pre Martin had also ordered that the ■that could be turned any time into satchel, 'unlawful posseeslon of a WTIO—Robert Montgomery New*; piggery be abolished by June 16. managing the Milwaukee Brewers government check and destruction 23 MAIN ST. Trent ddivtratd i* Mcmeli«st*r St a time when the Senate was minor children, police raid. ferred to haveNa keynoter who was B new blockade. ^ n e l borders in the American aesorjatlon. The Man Called X. WHAY—LiRoea Program. .alrgady.ppnjrtdenijg numerous pro­ Keenev said he »loug with rep- between^EOst and .W eri ^nn anyj, of mall. His bond of $1,000 was Uoneb^Mer Call 2-5869 WTHT—United Or No). WCCC—New*. - .Both .Lake ■ and -afrar- Beardsley . impai-Liai.., Ge»\._-M*cAryi'i'' reWUatiVSii ' d f' the TSlat* '-health .Marlon, - who .became, known- as. ordered forferted; ~ ' ...... "t ■ ..■...||..40ni -Heanrvnr-AH fttafckm*.'- .-y....*":. ■'Wrnr.'^'Ptffl Weeker w-*,w,4tyw«7 la aajc*’ posals for dtaling with the steel publVdy expiTasei^ hlii preference ahfl eveu” lstree't WundariM be­ Mr. Shortstop In his 11 years with 11:05—WDRC—You and the World. we>e presented In cRy court today and water departments will visit WTIC—MerJorle Mill* Hour* situation. for Sen. Taft." tween ^ s t and West Berlin, have the Cardinals, signed a three- It :J0—WDRC—Public Service Program. ■WKNB—M*ii on the Street. • • Only. Packard has thrilling Ultraina1fc*s dne of these ie a move by Sen where Judge Louis George con­ the piggery tomorrow night again been tinned Into fortified frontiers 11:15—WTHT—The Late Bob E. Lloyd. 12:45—WDRC—Our Gal Sunday. ig-Car comfort a t medium-car cost! Thai’s what year contract as a player-coacli. WONS—Jack's Waxwork*. LfitOt Byrd (D.. Va.) for the Sen­ tinued their cases for one week. to see if Martin's order regarding like those between warrlng_na-. WCXTC-Mu*lc for Mlleuy. proved in use to outperform all other automatic drives They were arrested Monday after the disposal”"Of garbage and the with -the,,Browns, .this, spring.. Hrf.- .... WTIC^News...... WKNB—Th* .Pattee*. .1----- B-Packard offer* you today—and that’s wky price*, ate to request that Truman act tidh's...... reportedly gets about |30,()00 a ! WHAT—Night Watch W THT—We the Women. in smoothness, ‘safety and dependability. Packard’s a three-day Investigation by po­ covering up of garbage already It :50—WTIC—Wtiat'a the Score. under the Taft-Hartley law and The Reds haVe.cut all but four year as a player under the con-| WONS—Creen Patteraon. wise buyers all over America are switching to the lice and Juvenile court authorities. About Tmvii dumped has been complied with. 15:00—WTIC—Ne'w*. i :0a—WDRC—New*. mighty Thunderbolt En|[ine is the w orld ’s highest- aeek a court ‘ order against the of Berlin's highway fines to the tract. Terms of his new agreement ' $21,000 ON DRIVER’S LICENSE 15:05—WTIC—Tiffany Club Orches­ If .it has not- and Keeney dpiibta Yoim WCCC—Mancheater' Matinee. brilHapt new Packard for ’ 52! ! f you are going to spend combressiott eight! Vou enjoy utmost ridinR comfort, in Btrike, petecUve Sergeant James Whit­ The cimnecticut. -■StataV.UaBB West.-Allied military--patrols still were not announced. ; tra; Art Van Damme Quintet. w n c —Newa AH radio and television net­ lock Said' both chlMren were hurt that. It- can be- • he wHl- have Town wore barred from' the single Allied .. . -lj530-:-WTIC-eP*U»diuni. Orghealca. •WKNB^-Rettee*;...... '•'■■■— $25po; for a car, then^ackard—at just a few ^llars Convention was hfld at 'M iirloh'‘ will cohtliilVe to ' pla.Vi IS :55—WTIC—New*. Ps f k s r.d ’ r p j ** *?*“**“.*^.. works carried the President's ex­ Cnuhael John D. LaBelle w ilte out road passageway through the Rus­ Let U8 protect .vour licence and reffiatrAlinn with an W THT—Newa: We th* Women. last Friday In Lake's home, where Copakc. CraryvlIIc; N. Y „ on ^ n c .ahort.stop aa long as hla physical Tomorrow “ WONS—Newa. m ore—is well within your reacli. against- sound and cushioned at all mbuhting points. traordinary addresa. a health department order contain­ sian zone. Mrs. Besi^sley had left them In fi, 7 and 8. Local Lions attending condition permita, the club re­ 4:00-WTIC—Frank Atwood.. W HAT—Betty Kimball. They .acurrled to make arrange- ing an "ultimatum" that Lombar­ Some small Berlin area.s which Automobile Liability and Property Damage policy. WHAY—News: Rural Roundup. 1:15—WDRC—M* Perkin* Shockproof steering gives you finger-tip control for tha custody of Lake's mother, Mrs, were Gciirge DeCormier, Fran ported. He haa been plagued b.v WONS—The Pappy Ilowart.' Show, fPIus state and local taxes, if any. Optional. • • Com* In—•••/ drlv« and eomparo the menta and program awltches on do follow the . order Issued him the Ru.esians seized or cut off 'from WTIC—Juke Box Jlnglea. easier handling and parking. N ew Easamatic Power Mary Woodlh, while ahe was at Bishop and William McBride,' back and knee troublea the past Time payments available. Contact a ;55-:-WTIC—New*. W THT—Paul Harvey. the abort notice given that Tru­ within a certain dale. West Berlin before the siege re­ 4 :a0i-WONS—Bill Jenkln* Show. equipment and white sidawall tires extra. smartest-looking cars Packard has ever built. The work. president of the local club. Mr. few ycara and did not pla.v la.at WONS—Yankee Pood Show. Brakes*-assure faster stops w ith 40% UfS foot pressure! man would go before the legisla­ The health officer said that If mained In Soviet control. WDRCV-Yawn Patrol. WHAY—Betty Kimball. Prices may vary slightly in nearby com­ extra-wide doors operf a full 72** to make entrance easy. Mrs. Beardsley Is estranged McBride waa accompanied by his year aa manager of the (jardinala. WTIC—Weather: Frank Atwood. 1:30—WDRC—Touns Dr. Malone. tors. bardo does not fdllow the or- These were the specific conces­ When Hornaby took over aa WCCC—Production • NewareeL munities due fo shipping charges. • • Packard costs less for what you get than ahv When the steel peace talks col- frqm the children'^ father, wife. WKNB—Keyboard Kapera. Roomy, comfortable interiors have seats as wide os the within the time limit set, the sions won from the . Russians manager of the Browna he waa THE LATHROP INSURANCE AGENCY • WHAT—Chapel Time WCCC—Newa; - Mancheatar Matinee. i lapsed last night both the induetry Charlee, police tald. _ WTHT—Morning. Devotion*. other car. The record shows ’’Built like a Packard' matlqr will be turned over to the 1. They yielded entiroly on Bri- heralded os the m an'who could 100 EAST CENTER STREET—TEL. 2-0.384 or 1:45—WDRC—The. Guldlnc Light. . . car is high! Vou get all-around visibility. Packard has J and the union said; "We- have Our Lady of Victory Mothers 4:45—WTHT—Breakfast with - Ben. . WONS—Sporta- Review. legal authorities. He said he had taln'e No. 1 demand by withdraw­ lead them ' out of the cellar. Hla WHAY—Variety Time. means built to last! j given asiurance to our government Circle' will meet tomorrow evening W KNB—Baaeball Matinee. the largest luggage compartment of any sedan!' not yelAdetei mined the time limit ing from the little British sector club atarted off with a bang at the 1 WONS—Boeton Brave*. 1 that ws will co-operate in assur- nith Mrs. June Dally of Oak settlement of Eiekeller, which they 2:«a—WDRC—Second Mrs. Burton. Movie Producer that w llrbe set lu the order. opening of the season and for a ■. Ing production of'm llitary requlre- Grove. Coventry. Keeney brought the m atUr to had sealed off a week ago. WCCC—Mualc. while led the Am efR aif tesgne. WTHT—Mary Margaret McBride. I ments essential to our forces en- the altentldU of the general man­ 2. -They withdrew their hentrlea As the sesaoh grew older, however, WONS—Connecticut Ballroom. ' gaged In combatting Communist Praises Bergman Mrs. Robert W. Gllkey, the for ager Friday \^ter he had visited from the shore of Lake Grlebnltz, it alipped down into second divi­ WKNB—Sport* Revue. j aggressors." mer Polly L. Rlaley, daughter of the piggery tnat morning follow In the American sector. Television 2:15—WDRC—Perry Mason. Mr. and M rs J. S. Rlaley of Lake sion and now is in seventh place WTIC—Doctor'* Wife. As a follow up to this the White Ing complalntaVrom reaidenta in 3. They permitted the tiny sub. UNION SHOPPING CENTER gel- street. Is spending the summer but only seven and ona-hslf games 1 :25—WKNB—Tanka v*. Detroit ' Houae today called in top defense the area. iirb of Steinstuecken, in the 2;Sa-WTHT—Dick Wall'* Mualc Hall; J r, J, _ Producer .David O. Selanlck savs with her parents. Mrs. Gllkey o ff tha lead In the close pennant 807 MAIN STREET TEL. 8-0844 EAST HARTFORD I v d production officials to d l s c ^ Bergman Is s fine womih American sector, to resume con­ News. graduated June fi from San Diego Keeney said thatXneighbora have cha.se. P. M. w n c —Cinderella Week End. L the arrangements for resuming and Roberto RosaelUni Is a fine tact with West Berlin via a road We Hnve a Large Selection of Father's Day and 4:0(V—Suntmertime U.S.A. (California) Slate College. A bedrt complaining about the plg- It waa the fourth lime Hornsby S-.OG—Joe DlMasSlo Show. WDR(>-Nor* Dreke. I anough steel production to meet father. ^ gerv since It was established in through the Soviet zone. OradnaHon Gifts Weep—Newa: Mualc. soology major, ahe waa made a has hern fired as a major league 5:15—Gabby Hayes Show. i "critical defanse ^requirements. Testifying yesterdsy ss a char- 1950. 4. They alao dropped their de­ 6:30—Howdy Doody. W O N S— C onn.’ BAlfroom . member of Phi Mu Epsilon, honor- manager and the second time he t : 4^ w O T C — BriRhter Day. I W ill Decide Needs acler witness . In Mias Bergmsn'a mand for a amall piece of the ffiW E L R Y APPLIANCES HOI'SEHOI.D 8:00—Kit Doodle. ,sry scientific sorority at the col­ haa been let out 'by a Veeck. The B-25—Weather Forecast. W DRC—Hilltop Houif. I I Presidential Aaalstant John R. suit to have her daughter, Jenny Frohnau Cemetery which extends DMmnnd Rings Television FURNISHINGS W O N S— Jack D ow nay'a M ualc Shop. lege. . A graduate of Rockville father of the present Browns' 6:30—World New* Today. I Steelman said Defense -Secretary Ann, 13. visit her In Itsly this from ' the French sector into the Vacuum Cleaners 6:45—In the Public Intereat. W TH T— M airiaire for Tw o. High School, she attended Con­ owner fired the Rajah oa manager i Wstches Refrigerators W TIC — Life C an Be B eautiful. I Robert Lovett- MunltloM Board summer. Selsnlek said .he and hja Hospital Notfes Russian zone,...... —. ^PressureCqokers . 7;00—Kukl*. Fran and OIMe. T Chairnitn John -Small; “ Defense necticut" College for Women, Nevr of the XbIriigo'CdWIjii tftS2.' ' '' w much . production. ia -aceea- jUl..ex{iarta.:Ot,ateel dealers. W TH T— Joyce Jordan. 1 der OOntTBct 'to "Hlnfi -' for'’ insny Wappittg dall'.' 45 Church sffeetf • MW. ' NM- SAVE .-JO; 45—AdventuWS M, la^S.,., stAD^wnitoi-dOadHe- AdAJsiA. ■ | aary. CHeer-rMsoe-BuiiaiBr for cliillon noe abroad.^.' The ’ 'SAVE SAVE 40% 11:0O.;iSlar of the family. 1 - years, Selsnick said: "She seemed He Smith. 372 North Main street. The Genxifms had cheered when 11:30—Meet the Champ. S: 4A— W TIC— Right trt H applneai. | Steelman's office alto said Steel­ a very contented wife. It was Ambargn affecta even eteel W CCC— Junior D lac Jockey. Orange Meeting Mrs. Virginia Dimock! Storrs; the British atning* rolls of barbed 15:00—Charlie Wild. W TH T— Rom ance of E velyn W lntera man, whA Is acting defense niobi- characteristic of Ingrid that she Mi-s. Blanche Klein. 439 Center ohipnienta for which export Ym ! Ypu Can AetuoHy Save Her* 50% 12:30—Film.. Wapping Grange will meet to­ wire and posted guards around the 12:45—News, W D RC— Carl Sm ith. llzer, probably would meet later In helped with the. chores, served the street;. Mr*. Romona Proutly,- Ilcensea hnve been buiued, if W TIG — B ackataire W ife. m night at the Comnuinity House. the day with offlclala of the steel big radio station seven days ago. Tpoiorrotr W CCC-M ualc. guests, and seemed the same per­ The annual me"morial sen-ice will South Coventry; Mrs. Grace Ho- the metal Is deetlaed for con­ Industry and the steelworkers son as when ahe was here.” No one turned out to watch the GASOLINE — TIRES — ACCESSORIES A. M. W D RC— The ChicAgoeans. be held S-pd Msnchc.ster Grange bolh, 35 Dudley street; Joseph Tommies start rolling away the sumer goiMla use. 7:W>—Today. W TH T— M agailna of the Air. ' ' union. He ssid Rossellini has a good Grosso, South Coventry: Mrs. . DOMINIC BARILE, Operator Pattern and Music. WHAT—Newa. , Tn^todayr 1 4 sis Jji^ down to an estimated 12 -per generous and talented human be wood drive; Mrs. Annette Coma, ' 10:45—First 100 Year*. cent o f normal capacity. Fop di­ Ing. a fine father, a ghod husband, travel -T>rogram to A-ndoyer Some 40 Rusoians and German 11:09—Your Surprise. Store. Grange, June 16. A rehearsal of .107, Main street: Mrs. Helen Ru- rect defense needa~not including and generous—he's given his bacha, 84 North street. . Communiata trapped ' inside the • 1:15—To be announced. «def6n**tgopporir ' itroau«10S’’"tb W bfteyW W Ttlliy;* ,Ut«. .^travel', program., .waa - held. building ‘ for the ' Week" i**ni*ed 't t - It ;30^tr)ks,U-.iUCh...... r. STATIONERY. the home of Mrs. Elsie Hall, lec- "ADii^lTtfcb ■' ¥6"0'’Xlr': "•YtHak' MALE HELP p. M. strengthen European defenses regard him as a God In the south Bersenski. 58 BisSell 'street; Gait show themselves. By -talephnne 12:00—Ruth Lyon's SO Stub. A n tH A lL - N o n is iuror, Sunday night. •gainst Oommuiiiam—the armed of Italy." Sullivan, 43 Bliubeth drive; Ran- they sold they would not come out 12:15—Love or Life. . .< LEADING BRANDS Sunday in the first game of the ,12:30—Search for Tomorrow. forces use approximately IS per Miss Bergmsn's suit is opposed don Readon. 227 Hilliard street; until relieved by a freeh staff. WANTED .81 BLOUSE SALE!! 12:45—Nancy's Kitchen Little League Alumni team here,. cent of total output. But the mil­ by her former husband. Dr. Peter Priscilth Welles, Talcottviile; During the siege they had lived ■ ■ 1:30—Garry Moore Show. Arthur Drug; Stores South Windsor Alumni team was itary requires up to 80 per cent of Llndstrom, who has testified he Cheryl Bsrnes, Lake Amston; in apparent comfort on stockpiled • With Sleeves *. 2:15—Mid-Afternoon Newa. defeated.*'’! to 0. by the Windsor Apply To • Solids 2:30—Tanka v^. Detroit. some scarce high alloy ateels arid does not believe the Rossellini James McCavanaugh, 5<) Home­ food and continued their insutting — BUILT TO OUTLAST THEM ALL! Alumni team. A return game-will • Plaids • Sleeveless { ether special types of critical de- home s proper environment for stead street; Faith Craft, 58 Wad­ broadcasts against the West. tie played with Wlnd.sor at Loomis • Sixes 32-38 I tense needs. * Jenny Ann. Llndstrom won' s dell road;. Fred Krawiec, 22 Lodge About the. only damage to the fhot. Fioiwrty, Supt. O N E PD IC E • Stripes Field Thursday'at 6:30 p. m. Sun­ I Truman made it plain his ad- divorce here after the actress street; Mrs. Glnevra Shipman, 24 Reds from the siege was seme loss day at 2 p.'m. South Wlnd.snr will a a Packard’s nOw, diroct-acring shock _ I dress that he did not set much obtsined s Mexican decree In 19.10 Elro street. of face. * • Packor* Ultrmnatk* excels all other a a Packard’a new shockproof stooring face Bloomfield In the next home sbtorbers cushion your ride over a ll" i atore by the promise o f ateri for and married the Italian director. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; The Rqssiana with Allied consent automatic drives in smooth perform­ —balanced for finger-tip control-msket game at St. Francis Field. Colonial Boaiil Co. types of roads for utmost smoothnesf . i combatting Oommunlsm. He told Rose Ventura, 198 Eldridge street; have usM the big West sector ance, safety and dependability. driving and parking eatier. ONLY PACKARD George Mellen, president of the SKIRT SALEU i tha lawmakars: Mrs. Virginia DeLong, Manches­ building os their radio headquar­ 615 Porfcor Sfroot a a Yoti gat fha most luxurious ride you and.comfort. Little League Association, wishes • * N«w lasamatic P*war Irakas* j "The fact is that we need_steel, ter; Mrs. Mary Hunter, 67 Ard­ ters since the war. but they have • Full Circle a f Hondsomo now Intorlors and fresh Public Records to express his thahks for the work • Broadcloths give faster, easier stops—require 4 0 ^ ever enioved in Packard's ail-tteel safety BRINGS YOU NEW t not Just for immediate combat re- more road. alternate studies in East Berlin exWrior color combinaliona accent done by local men In making pos­ • Picolays • Semi-Circle less-pressure. 29% le5s time to apply! body, which is cushioned at ail 18 1 qulrementa. Hut also for equipping DISCHARGED TO D AY: Mrs, and the wires ■ to the besieged Packard's smart; low lines snd youthful, {.all of our annad~f6'roes'-and help sible the dlsmond at the athletic • Plaids' • Sizes 22-30 mounting points. There's plenty of room Warrantee Deed Constance Lopes and daughter, building were never cut. UP Packard builds great anglnasl years-shesd styling. « _ I equip thole of our alliM. We need Andrew AnsaMI to Thomas Fln- field. Contributions coUected s t 207 Spruce street: Mrs. Lavlnls Packard's Thunderbolt Engine is the —even for six-footers—and seats are as EASAMATIC POWER a a Ivory Packard cor undergoes 4,287 ! steel for oonatfucttng defense nle and Phyllis Finnte, property on the games will be deposited to the Peterson. 189 School street; John world's highesf-compretiion eight— wide as the car is high! account of the local team. ADM ITS s l a v i n g i plants and new atomic enery In- Charter Oak street. ■ , Heron. 29 Cottage street; Howard with up to 21% fewer working parti a a PeehenI's 3,046 so. In. of serfoty separate factory inspections. 'Built like BRAKES FOR QUICKER, ' atallations. There are vital Indus­ Building Permltc Flavell, 33 Packard street: Arthur Keepsake a Packard” means built to last! White Plains, N. Y., June lO-^- than engines o f comparable power! glass give you all-around visibility. trial requirements of ateel—for To Frank R. Moran for Clifford BARS PRIOR INJITNCTION Nielsen, 60 Spring strest; Mrs. D I A M cj N D RING • Cottons "A SQLDIER'S ROSARY"...... bik Spots such Items as pow-er gensrating H. Ducette, lOR High street, alter­ 1 ^ —Edwart Goldsplnner, 31. Irsf Laura Parrish. 64 Wedgewood Polo Slurts • S .M .L EASIER STOPS! equipment, freight cars, and oil ations and additions to da-elllng Bridgeport, June 10— road; Mrs. Elizabeth Avery. Rock­ flc engineer for the New 'fork "PRETTY AS A PICTURE"...... Mills Rrothtrs ASK THE MAN producing equipment These needs at 108 High street, $500. Superior Court Judge Samuel ville; Thomas Brady, 115 Brook­ City , Traffic Commission, has are urgent and must not be In. RegistraHon of Trade Name Meintr, refused today to Issue field street. . pleaded guilty to second degree WHO OWNS ONE definitely delayed by a steel shut Nela C. Johnson as Connecticut an injunction restraining the murder in the sex slaying of "MAYHEN" ...... illly May •Opdoaal egnipiaeai at ettta co*«. BIRTHS YE S TE R D A Y; Sons to • Corduroy down.” Construction Co. liquor fVwIrol commission Mr. and Mrs. Earle Tedford, 60 male companion last Feb. 15. _ Truman did not go into any de- from enforring the law "Cambridge street, and Mr. and Goldsplnner was remanded to • Linens "KISS OF MEYER"...... Mi6kay Katz i tails as to how and why the direct ASKS CRIMINAL REPORTS Jail pending sentencing following against seUIng llqsior below Mrs. John Zboray, 85 Birch street: • Denims Listen to theae rectfrda and many more .on M ANCH ESTER ; u n I o n-management negotiations prices posted for each brand daughters to Mr. and Mrs, Rollantl his plea yesterday, before West I broke down. Play Shorts • Cords BtATlNEE—WetX. Washington, June 10—(.7)-^- Chester County Judge Arthur D, by the owner of the brand. Rose. 15 Preston drive and Mr. • 22-30 ‘ TTiey were reported, however, to Atty.-Gen. James P. McGranery and Mra. James Ganzer, 192 Hol­ Brenn. jhave collapsed largely over the told the nation's It. B. District A small white tufnip, peeled and lister street. He originally had been Indicted I union shop issue although union Attorneys today to give him an diced, gives a tangy flavor to an BIRTHS TO D AY; Sons to Mr, for first degree murder in the fatal BRUNNER’S. INCORPORATED •spokesmen said they were not. Immediate report on the crimi­ ordinary vegetable soup. Add a and Mrs.. Edward Haatillq, Broad shooting of Frod Smith 22, a civil 'CAsni eiiM tTS.oo Isatisfled by wage concetaions of­ nal cases which have been pend­ bouquet of herbs to the soup, too; engineer from Queena. Atw 125 Town & Country Auction Sales fered by the industry. j Brook and Mr. and Mrs. Michael 358 Eost Center Street Manchester ing longest In their offices. Mr- you can make it by tiring a bsiy Lepter. 49 Glenwood street; Weddina Bine (T * C. OUTLET) Potterton^s J Staalman announced theicollapae Graaery said he wanted exnct leaf, a celery top. a sprig of pars­ daughters to Mr. and Mra. JuIm It's funny how many people who MILL STREET GLASTONBURT tof the talka to reporters aasembled A L L SPEEDS 33^45, 78 and. detailed Information on ley. and one of thyme together. K arp, 56 Crosby road, and Mr. and always want to start something Open 0:80 A. M. to 0 P. M.— Except Saturday TH 6 jet the White House last night. DEWEY-RieHMAN eaaaa where no proaacntloa haa Removs tha "bouquet" before Mra. Frank Btolarczuk, 155 Deep- are never.In sight whan there's •tWHERE IT COSTS LESS TO BE BETTER DBESBED" ! fiteelman'a brief atatament aaid; T8T MAIN gTREET 130 CENTER ST. PLENIT OF FREE PARKINf^ hoM nadartakea. serving. wood drive. something to bt started. \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1052 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1952 p a g e s i x street. Residence Zone B; C. Shep- tabled for further Information. with the Itnowledge .that-. If he Gremmo seeks permission to erect GIANT KING tell couldn’t bo A. good Republl- Tells of Wayg .Colgate •Cjfaduate. ps,rd and G. Lawrence to alter an 'the— wortd"*tdeeia«^ t » .aaaflrtba into- view," by-4haL .ceaseless JBdnd. aOi AeHitor tMCanao 'lds~ stator, r -wao-not-alpehdy -'Jin,! -they, toam-, Many»Towns Zoners G ranl open-porch -cloBer to - street--Itnc a -building for -the sale of-fr«ita"*nd- what the Oommunlata believe In which always, this spring, begins the famed and redoubtable selves were clinching it for him. than regulations allow at 241-243 vegetables at 811 Middle Cohhecticul The "amateur" of 1960 swept to a Writing Shows West Center street. Residence plke east, Residence Zone A A. ‘iORherhet they advocate, and it la blowing toe moment toe raliu Edna, is an enthualastle Demo­ Fatality Free 8, Refuse 2 crat. professional type triumph ip 1952. •Zone B; Ella Gaskell to erect a Reymander necks to reduce the quite obvloua, that Bhaenhower stop. This wind, ask ^ y good hus­ Wc shall consider his capabili­ True Character garage closer to property line than frontage of a lot to 50 feet adja­ PPBLIBHKD B T T H» bandman, idries toe soil out too Yankee Purtell did gain advantages ties for toe campaign in a later regulations allow at 135 Florence cent to 12fi Ntk street. Residence himaelf doea not accept the Com.- from the fa c t' that,' in 1952, he munlat creed or way of life aa an quickly, leaving a hard, cakey oolnmn. For the moment, a word Manchester Among 21 Defer ^^tion on Broad street; John Mora to erect a dwell­ Zone B. By A. H. 0 . had a campaign organisation eqa- 6v%r 150 members of to# Wom­ lt«Heh«iW , Co»». . . ••ideal" in hla’ own thinking. But crust, which Is as unhealthy for slderably more professional In about Bush seems in order. He • “Yxs” peoMFlvY to 4 out of 5 IVMI $ e M W Y g u 'w n ing having leas ground floor area campaigned, to the end, like the rS ts $SCO monthly hNtollmenli of,'|10.0$ *oA.' sand i^pulation have not been tatoes, peas, rolls, .Ice cream and tions for exceptions to the zon­ at'Cavey's Restaurant and the An­ able to aenae that, on the other, rising,' abc|itjlp o'clock Sunday a manner which brought him In Oa^llgesturs Alses Conn. ing regulations, denied two. snd • tant of these reasons wAa toe con­ Inm ssfa It hiMmIi •( ill wnMuflii Inni. ^ Norwich is the largest town*In A short business meeting fol­ tabled at the last mseting of the its concepts are all one piece. In week-end, we'll never be so-weak 'The. ostentatious riiah of the CLASSICAL IA B siIm ' eln ■ l*ct arMA Mtit i mnuad to the oaa of republleatlon of trasting political history of toe ' this group, having recorded no lowed during which the new presi­ board, (he members deferred action ITl nrSa^toSattSS cf^ked »o It or foreign policy,, aa. In domestic la­ and crawly ' and mellow and late-starter, combined with the fatal accident since Dec. 9, 1951, a RECORDS /2 r i l W I « ( — lAllMt S'**!** I not ownrlaa qredlUd two Individuals. dent, Mrs. Charles Baxter, thank­ pending an opinion from' Town bor disputes, he believes in having squshy aa to adm it, we're down­ fact that Bush, who had shown his period of 174 deathless, days as of -Counsel John D. LaBelle os to and alaotlia leoal newa publlahat'aort. Prescott Bush had won toe ovrii bAsIo strength very early In ed those present for her corsage, All rlghta of lapoblleatlott of apeetal nomination he sought In 1950, and June 1. The other 21 towns fatal­ whether the .board can entertain eiipatebaa harela are alee reaarvad. opposing interests try to seek out right pleased with anything. We the race, seemed thrown on the and also Introduced the old and poTTEffroirs^ had lost, almost unaccountably, ity-free for the first five months. new members of the board. the petition i,m it now reads. La and understand opposing points know how much of our reputa­ defensive, coincided with the basic In order of population, arej Man­ mil aarrlo# eltant of N. ■. A. •arr- against the Individual considered Instinct of the convention, which For the evening's entertainment, Bells said today that tinlese’ toe of view, and he would use firm­ tion depends upon our being a the weakest member of the Demo­ chester, New London, Danbury, le*iPnbllabanr ll?!,-— . .^ —apraaantatlraa:mpraMDUtlraa: •The was to give ' somebody new a Irv Wermont,. who Is heard .dally question the board wants an an; - . ------’ _ iiew ness and strength not to enable common scold,, and It will take at cratic tIcHet. Ho had, therotore, Torrin^on, Milford, Groton, An- Oyer a. Boston radio station, gave swer to la a purely precedural chance. “The delwfations which sonia, Naugatuck, Windham. En iton.' one side to destroy the other, but least one more lovely June week­ had his chance, and was now ask­ were essential to PurteU's vlctoiy an Interesting and witty talk en­ one, he will recommend to Gener­ ing a second chance. The fact that field, Wethersfield, East Haven, al Manager Richard Martin ' that AUDIT vuitaau or for protection until some adjust­ end to smooth out the frown we swung to him, o'h convention eve, in Stpningtcm, Darien, Westport, titled "Mental Mysteries of. toe 0N8. acquired during four May wet- there may have been some -spefelal PICK-UP Mind." He first displayed various another attorney be deslgneted to ment of views, and recognition of reasons why he lost, incfudiiif: the Branford. Watertown, Winches­ give an opinion. ends. ■ - ter. Dertjy, Vernon and Mansfield, acts of legerdemain, such as dis­ TROYRUTTMAN TbO BMle began this week. IcOlGffiCIUNH^ think it should be the greatest turn of prisoners who do not went The park, which will occupy i There's an old saying that "mother knows best." Well, it seems At least six Manchester resi­ service I could possibly coh- to return: at toe same time, It 6.50x16 —-$14.50 7.10x15 - - $ 1 4 i0 section of the East Cemetery, li trlbute.** ...... to us that Father, bless hini, should come iri for some compli*. -expected to be ready for use It dents ar* expected to attend spe­ would edge away’ from ' toe bare cial anniversaries of the gradua­ 7JN)x15 — 317.50 7 .6 0 x1 5 --3 1 5 J5 •bout n month, S t which time de- ... . -W s. hope .Bhaetihcrwer. continues proposition the Communists are ments.-too.-onte in a while.. It is true, of course,, that upon .moth- dtea'iion certmohICs 'Wlil be held; tion of their Trinity College clBM- to treat peace aa If it were not not likely ever to be able to ac- er's patient shoulders rests the upbringing of the children. And Memorial Park will be located es at reunions at the Hartford in­ only important but possible. And cept—toe proposition that they on' a 250-by-19is foot plot of land stitution June. 13-15. ^thls is as it'should be. But-'let's not forget that Pa is generally Those scheduled to return for we are glad he has not fallen Into formally admit, before the world, 300 USED DRES IN S T O C K - at toe Autumn and Glenwoitd the family breadwinner and it is up to him to pay the bills. When atreets-.coraer of the toWn’s ceme­ the reunions are Sanford I. Ben­ the cheap clap-trap of the Tru­ that they have lost the loyalty of USED TUIES — ALL SIZES ton of 15 Lancaster road, class of man position about potential meet­ day is clone and he comes home, make things as cheery and tery and will contain over 600 '97; Harold G. Hart of 110 Forest 100,000 out of 180,000 prlsonesfi. graves. ings with Stalin, which la that This suggestion tries to head loving as you can. Have a nice dinner ready. Lay out his slip- street, class of. '07; ' Ihomas J. ' The use of toe cemetery land ,.Qulsh, 6 Charter Oak street, class Cum OlsofJer* Stalin jnuat com ^^W a^ln gton it .back toward what we might have ■was transferred to Beth Sholom Common prs and his beloved pipe. Show him how much you love him by of '12; Joseph L. Handley, 385 Help* Chock ka evir wants 'to taikTj^aM. done, originally, on toe prisoner Cam]pbellAut:o Supplyvine. eing kind and considerate. He may not tell you how he appre­ last fall by the tpwn. Under toe South Main street, class of '27; It may be dangerous nonsense to E terms of the tranaferral agree­ tHelp* exchange Issue, which would have 29 BISSELL STREET PHONE 5167 Donald 8. Vincent, 43 EMison road, umJ oobl talk too Idly and too politically of ciates these attentions. But he will . . . as all good fathers do! ment. Beth Sholom will pay class o f '42: and Raymond G. Hol- been simply never to tabulate, to ohar •ot<"8- the concept of peace. It ia equally Hartford much for toe lure of the land and Btead, 51 O'Leary drive, class of S I the Communists, those prisoners the perpetual care .of the graves dangerous, however, to talk of '47. I who did not want to be returned as would any individual. Also scheduled to attend Dr. Or­ oh peace as if it were nonsense, as if Thla would have obtained our. hU' lando P. Orflttelll'. a former local it were impossible, aa If anybody resident, now Uvlng In Bloomfield,' mane objectives In toe situation, m s I who happened' to believe In the without giving ua toe great propa­ BOLAND MOTORS Latest In Junior Styles class of '42. pOBSiblUty of peace ware, soft­ ganda victory which Is now some­ headed or an irreaponslble, or what embarraaalng to ua because NASH traitoroua, weakling. ^ Sea Shell Pocket it may cost ua a chance for a for­ SALES'And SERVICE ‘ “ Later in the same preaa confer­ mal truce In Korea. ence, Eisenhower sped fled 'when While-United Nations diplomats 869 CENTER STREET — PHONE '1079 — MANCHESTER, CONN. . h*. . pewe .inight be . poa- «M.«iiggastlng .tliat'Wa seak aoniA WELDON DRUG CQ. alble. Asked whether he thought adjuatment of our stand In Korea, o aring at full throttle for lap after lap, this yaaF* winnsr the differences between the Unit­ PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS the British government has. In I fought a field of stiff competition to finish out in front. And ed States and Russia could be pointed fashion, sent Its minister W e Salute Our Town! 901 MAIN STREET — TELEPHONE 5321 R negoUated, he repUed; of defense, Lord Alexander, to Winner Averages Mobiloil— t/ie »ome heavy-duty motor oU you get at your Mobilgot •They are not negoUable aanong Korea on a "fact-finding" mls- deoier’a v-protected hia .epgiqe every gruelling ipile pf th* way ! G H , a s the Soviet doctHne insists that sidn. ’This reflects toe final 128.92 mph with heip this same protection for yotir car’s engine. Scientific tasia prove Oomnvmlam may net coexist in development of open discontent ^ 180AORSEraMlER! Mobiloil’s super-detergent formula means longer engine lifis... the world with a free system of ^ t o the fact that truce talk ; lees oil consumed.. Always insjat on Mobiloil! government, and therefore* by policies In Korea have been mad* of Heavy-Duty Mobiloil every maana open to them-subver- by Americans and carried out by SOCONV-VACUUM Oil COMFANY, INC. ^ , aion, bribery corruption, threat of 4toetlqan^,.iK lt^ -dJtqftt-jii-. regular conwltatlons with other Add them up and j^u havie the destroy our form of government members of the United Nations smoothest, greatest performer on a because we are not going to be team. Lord .Alexander, Way find- deStrtiyeii’ WMeTdrt that thing Is that toe facti Justify 'Britain's full 0 tiie 'road tdday-^the 1952 Chrys-' I f'i W# r. '.■»* : not negotiable because you have a support of our decisions. And he ler. Never before was there a direct clash o f two ideals. My may- fljnd that they Justify some ^^House-Raisin oWn opinion la that we can pro­ British recommendation for some car so comfortable, so safe, so duce a situation in the world change In policy. where they may modify that state­ powerful, or easy to handle . . . One suspects tost toe concern, Yttra ago a whole community would get together and ment, that intention, and there­ and even the possible Ingenuity, of to much dou/mrigbt fun to drive! - -t' • ■ ' ' ■ • .1' V fore ^ t to a position at least raise a friend’a house. WeU, we don’t actually drive the our allies are a little late. But if Come in soon and we’ll treat you where we can work outrr method there Is a way we can be humane " 36 MONTHS TO PHY o f living with them." nails anymore, but the community help ia still going about prisoners without deadlock­ to the motoring thrill of a life­ This has,'|t should be said, been ing the truce talks, we should wel­ time. strong— from money saved here at Manchester Savings EFNCIENT, RELIABLE WORK GUARANTEED the foreign policy theory eX' come having somebody discover MACHINE SPREAD ^ POWER ROLLER pressed by Acheson. But the it. In toe preaent situation, there and Loan by your friends and neighbors. closer we have come to that mo­ are bound to be some friends of ment, the moT€ Acheson has We Hove the Proper Equipment and Know How ours who think we deliberately Delight of every teen-age miss feared it, and nm from it, into the e a s c A - I - ' Intended to raise an Issue which |« the full-skirted frock for special DON7 DELAY ^ .CA U TODAY > arms o f a disastrous and, pro­ For mora than M yoors w* hava Invostwl prinelpoBy __ 5270 could not be resolved. They are. dates with a chaimlng ruffled pet­ New little sh8l| pocket to hold a longed armaments race. It la now we think, wrong. The truth seems in good honM loons. ticoat underneath. A band of'eye­ washcloth! Crochet toe motif and PROifcn let’ makes a pretty trim at toe YOU CAN ALWAYS DO lUSINESS WITH a matter o f serious doubt whether to be that -wehxd only good''inten- matching edging in contrasting Come In and start your home ownership plans rolling. You’ll find our information neckline. . . - colors or sbadsf to match your Acheson would ever be capable of tlona, but blundered In trying to MQCnERaMi cashing in on the policy he claims thorough and friendly—our service prompt and complete. bath towels, toe faipHy will love carry them ou t ■' Pattern No. 8842 is a sew-rite thito. to be following. perforated pattern In sixes 11, 12. . WfHDP Mmw IMPOKTAHt THMft Why might Bsenhower be dlf' Daily: 9 A. M. io.5 P. M, - 13. 14, 16, 18. Size 13. dress, 4H Pattern No. 5270 contains com­ ferent? The key may lie in the One Is Not Enough ' W ed.; Closed st Noon yards of 39-lnch; . petticoat, 2 plete crocheting Instruction for Thurs; 9 A. M. io 8 P. M. yards. pocket and edging, material re­ HOWFORYOUKCARI — fact that he la both partisan and So we’re supposed to be thank­ quirements, stitch illustrations and non-partisan in the field of for ful for one week-end.without rain! For this pattern, sent 30c in finishing directions. sign policy, that, whUe he is de­ What are we, toe official Pol- Our New Office Coins, your name, address, size desired, and the Pattern Number Send 25c In Coins, your name, termined to defend us and our be­ lymnna of Manchester? MANCHESTER at 1007 Main St. to Sue Burnett. The Uancjiester address and toe Pattern Number CONSTRUCTIQN CO. liefs in tlve world, he is also cap­ Our week-ends begin. In spirit Evening Herald, 1150 Ave. Amer­ to Anne Oabot, The Manchester Get All the Mileage Your Car Ca> able o f some imderatanding of at least, on Friday -nftemmiha. Phone: 2-4588 or icas, New York 36. N. Y. ' Evening Herald, 1150 Ave. Amer­ * PLENTY OF PAVED PARKING SPACE how the enemy feels in his own There, waa n very needless sliower Sea Your Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer icas, New York 36, N. Y. 2-4689 Basic Fashion for '52 is filled pooltian. It U to be noted that, in, late. Friday afternoon, just enough SAVINGS 4 LOAN with ideas to make your clothes Anne Cabot’s New Album of ^CORNER IROAD STREET and MIDDLE TURNPIKE yie poosaga just quoted, he re­ to put the damper on'one whole budget go further — Ume-aavlng Needlework ia chock-full of grand, ■ i TELEPHONE 241224 V h D eliver-See Your Mobilgas Deaie ferred to a clash o f, “two ideals." evening. and economical, designs that are designs, plus exciting features and a gift pattern printed in toe botSi. It la a long ttoe, we suspect, since Thla needlsM shower waa auc* ASSOCIATION 11 i U t < M t oosy to sew. Gift pattern printed Insids. 35 cents. ’ | 25 cents. ga Americga Fpokesmen has used ceodad, am toe full week-end hove BROWN BEAUPRE, Inc. # 30 Bisseil Street ■* ■'■'

. - - '• 1 .‘ ,'‘t I., ir liANCHESTHl EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, JtTNB 10, 1985 liANCHESTlfiK EVENING HBRALD^IMANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1952 i m s T r-tfT ^ ,1 ... five of their own men who tried to.-aurrandez.— , ------— Rocteille ^ Fund Buying Billy Local Idle Glaii^ COPT Cjtosm o TIM* MON. THBC FBI. Ka je Reds’ “They were stuck In the stom­ All Artificial Leg Siiow Slight Drop 10:M A. M. ach with spears,” he said. M A N W A N T E D Advertisements SATCRDAT • A.M . In the trenches that surrounded Elks to Observe Flag Day^^ all buildings bodies of decapitat­ TO WORK IN HARDWARE STORE AS Billy Prentice, the 10-year.-l»o .tiled -the-provious week.- unfinished up. Oil heat, artesian woundrtliiSeven returned to duty and given hew clothing. . Edward O.- Harding have contributed their aen'iceji in Wanted—To Buy 58 Hartford by way of new route EAST SIDE will leave the Recreation field, rain Phono Office M40 well. Good big. lot with ebade and the others, will go back In a Among the subdued prisoners NAME ADDRESS Edwsrd-G. Harding 63, of 157 Ireatlnjf^the j'tmnjfBter. .number 18 on Wilbur Cross high­ few days. were three women and a family in­ or shine, promptly at 7:15 p,. m. MAPUB d i v a n —Prefer not bod trees. A new house so pur­ 123 West Center Street The parade formation follows: Grove stm t. Rockville, died Mon­ Evehlnga 2-5938 or 2-4378 way, about lit miles to new school chaser can have choice of deco­ The fight broke out when the cluding an 8 5'ear old boy, his 14- ANDREW ANSALDI type but will consider same. Also recently completed In Vernon. Ad­ AARON and FLORENCE M. PEKOWSKY 180 WeUierell Street Military Police. Conn. State day at theANewIngton Veterans . porch glider. -JUlJn jtoodL condl' rations. Only $10,800. T. J POWs disobeyed orders to move year-old'brother and their father. Hospltsl; H e ^ a s born in Rock­ 8 Home Listings AVantad - ditional listings of 4, 8 and 6 room peaceably into new. smaller en-< Guard. Six Soro|it.inii ts Son. Call HarUord 8-8789. Crockett, phone 5416 or resi­ Battleares Cleaned WEST s i d e ' ville, Feb, 23. 1^88, the son of homes available at office of closures of about 500 each. Marshal, Lt. Harry Lugg, U. "S. WEST SIDE—Six room Cape Cod. dence 3761./ ■ - Medics and military police THOMAS and EMIL PANTALEO 208 School Street N. R. Frederick and' S l^ h Marshman. Go to Newington WANTBD—Used furniture. liv ­ Pleetered walls and ogk floor U S. Army Intelligence officers cleaned up the battlefield. Oc- FRANCIS R. and SADIE J. WILSON 173 Wetherell Street Offlesrs of Rockville Lodge of Harding, and had^ljfen superin­ ing room, bedroom, kitchen or Ing throughout, ceramic tile bath, COVENTRY — State road, Colo fmmd a master plan 111, 76 to tendent of the Vernon'Town Farm nlal," 11 rooms, 3 baths,'old fea­ calonally they found a live prison­ Elks. .k'M'ph P entire households. lAt us m ^ o lavatory, fireplace, vestibule, liberate all 80,000 Communist You are hereby notified that the Board of Water Commissioners of Color Guard from American Le­ for the pa.st 1-2 years. attend­ Six of the members of the Man­ WILLIAM F. JOHNSON tures, modern improvements, in­ er among the presumed dead, the Town of Manchester propose to construct a water main extension you an offer. The Woodshed. three dormers, hatchway. Top prisoners held on Koje. It called Some apparently had faked death gion and Veterans of Foreign ed Rockville Methodist (Church and chester Soroptlmist Club attended 117 East Center Street come possibilities, acreage, over­ for the' Reds to seize the island in Wetherell Street. = Phone 2-81BA condition. One-car overatse gS' to await an end of the fighting. Wars Posts. wa? a menjber of Fayette Lqdge, the installation of officers of the looking village, reduceid to and ita UN garrison and turn its First Regiment Band, C!onn. AF and, AM, Dohosz-Ertel-LabM- Naylor WANTB33—^Used Outboard Motor. rak«. Exclusive with Henry Km- ' Phone 7426 Military police with gas masks You are given this notice as the owner or owners of land or build­ cbtt Agency. TeL 8883, $16,000. Welles Agency, Coveil- weapons against any force ;from State Guard...... Hanson. Post No.... 14....Ameclc^ New BrRsin Soroptlmist Club last ...... Itavid M-,.Osld)*T!!.t .4i’>_____ Must be In A*1 condition. Phone try. Tel. 7-6872 or 7-7801, moved through buildings looking ings upon which the cost of such extension may be assessed. mgh'l at' the Indian HI 11 Cou'ntry COUNTRY LIVING with city con­ the mainland. Further details for weapons, documents and hid­ Battalion . Staff, Conn. State Legion and 40 and 8 Voiture 1007. 7889. GJub in Newington. They were David M. Caldwell, Jr„ son of MANCHESTER — Garrison Co­ veniences. Six-room single, large were withheld. ing prisoners. Objections to the proposed water construction will be heard by the Guard. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Cora CO VE N TR YO verlooking lake, Not a shot was fired in the Mrq. Lillian Gustafson, Mrs. Allc.e lonial, 24x37 foundation, three lot. Excellent repair. H. B. Grady. good 4'-rbom year-round house They found trenches and tunnels Board of Water Commissioners at a hearing in the Hearing Room of Battalion Colors, Conn. State Petsehke Harding and a son, Fred­ Dr. and Mrs. D. M. Caldwell of 11 barbed wire encircled battlefield. the Municipal Building, Manchester, Connecticut, at 8:00 P. M., • Guard. Clampet, Mrs, Kay Thompson, SJU \1-\IS - l-M \Sv Hi -UK Rooms Without Board 59 bedrooms, tile bath, reception artesian well,- oil hekt, $6,900 connecting many buildings. One erick E. Harding. Mrs. Jqstine Scher, Mrs. Julia Mc­ Richard road, received his doctor hall, fireplace, lavatory, laundry, MANCHESTER — Will exchange The 750 Americans of the tunnel led out of the compound in E.D.S.T., June 17, 1952. Troop# of 2nd Battalion, Conn. this well located eight-room sin- Many others. Welles Agency, Angels from Hell" combat team State Guard. A military funeral will be held Carthy and the retiring presldetit, of medicine degree at recent grad­ p l e a s a n t Large Room for two garage, hot water oil heat. Very Coventry. Tel. 7-6872 or 7-7501. the direction of adjoining’ com­ By RICHARD MARTIN TTiursday.at 2:30 p. m. from the Mrs. Mary Taylor. Mrs. Taylor, gentlemen. Twin beds. At the gle, two baths, steam heat, three- iised concussion grenades, bayo­ Veteran# Organization.-* of Rock­ uation exercise# St McOUl Univer­ large clqseta uprtalrs and down pound 77. It did not reach the General Manager. White Funeral Home, with Rev. a member of the New England Center. 14-16 Wadsworth street, Price 116,400. Immediate occU' car garage, one acre lot for a six- ANDOVER—On Route 6—Attrac nets, tear gas and fists to subdue other compound but possibly .had ville. sity, Montreal. room single. Your opportunity to the rebellious 6,400 North ~ Boy SoQuta. , . Carl Saunders of the Methodist Regional board, seated the offi­ pancy. Henry Eseott Agency. live four rooms, bath, oil hot been filled in by the Ipmates of cers...... ; Dr. Caldwell,--Jr,;'ls Ji graduate ROOM FOR RENT — Near Main obtain a larger home. For inspec­ Koreans. The Reds were armed The line of march will he north Church .bfflefafihg. Burial' Will be Manchester 8683. water heat, fireplace, drilled well, 77. in the Grove Hill Cemeterj'. A Ma­ Til* guest speaker was Dr. Mus­ of Loomis school. Windsor. Conn., 1 street Oentleman preferred tion please call Howard R. Hast­ with spears, knives, rocks and and east on West Main street to and Amherst College, where he I ti acre, 236 foot frontage, at The tunnel was elaborate and Park street, up Park street and sonic service will be held tomorrow tafa Abdul-Shafa. a graduate of Phone 2-2170, 9 Hasel street MANCHESTER—Ranch home, one ings. phone 3-1107. firebombs. even had wooden ventilators. was a -member of Delta Kappa I tractive grounds, $8,500. .'Talbot ...... Rads Qlven.Chaace -Jfortb. Park..street. .tQ..,th*„Elks -*! -§...o'.c]ock. ,at the funeral the American University at Bcl- year old,, with full cellar and at-, NEW SIX-ROOM SINGLE-P’irc- Real Estate, Andover. By ap­ dne holldihg was completely- home...... — ...... -nrt; Who-iS '-on m ''staff'oT'N Epsilon frafernllyr....-He--is-also a- ' ROOM FOR RENT — Hear tic. Three bedrooms, living room Surrendering prisoners were ------Are T oil lntere$ted — Home where the colors of the Con­ member of Alpha Kappa Kappa I Center, Gentleman preferred. place, picture window, hot water pointment. Phone Coventry 7- burned out. It apparently was the necticut State Guard will be re­ Friends may call at the funeral Britain General Hospital. He said, with fireplace, kitchen with din hustled off to the new enclosures. storage point for hoarded stocks among other thinga of tntereat. medical fraternity at McGill. He Foster street. Phone 6881. heat, downstairs lavatory, large 6600 anytime. tired. home tomorrow from 5 to 10 p. m. has an appointment at New York ette, side porch, hot water buae. lot, nice location-...B.. A. Baechter- Brig, Gen. Haydon L. Boatner, of.'gaspUnc...... The Flag-Day-cererownles of.-the- 'hoard' iidfalldH' *]l1S’‘'olT bliHle'r: ...... Hpaniah Wce. A'.*t«nt>s - Unlvcrsrty Alediwtl ' center- a t' ONE SINGLE and one double Realtor. Phone 6969. the K oje' cbmm’ahder, 'h'id''‘gl'vch Scattered across the . dusty In Supplementing Your Incomfi? Elk# will be carried out with Exal­ James W. Milne Camp. United service thi Unffed States has done All copper plumbing. Laundry the Reds a chance to move to the ground were prisoners’ clothing, for the East. U is famous for Ua Bellevue Hospital. fJe)'- Ybrk City.) room ioT rent. Private family Wanted— Real Estate 77 t e d .Ruler Matthew Allen In Spanish War Velernh.s, and Ellen where he will intern in surgery, 1 Near Cheney’s. GenUemen pre­ tubs. Hatchway, combination MANCHESTER new quarters peacefully. cigarettes, tooth brushes and mess charge. The hliton.' of the flag G. Berry Auxiliary will meet this school of medicine, and is com- ferred.-^! 3-0896,— aluminum screens and storm wln>- ....Dler.hard...Qiinimuniat .leA .d.er s kits,------...... — — » - wUl-he read- by Past Exalted -Ruler evening-at--8 -pr^-«v-ln-the- &rAiR, E.*!!*.hle .wit li_,Anicr J can,. luiivcrjiiT. 'ddwe,'"storm "door. " lAhdscapied, eONaiDBRINO-SEUaNO c a n t e r b u r y S T R E E T YOUR PROPERTY? chose to fight. Bodies—.some of them still JON STAN AUen E. USk. Hall. A memorial service for the ties, has excellent teachers and an plot 105x180. Price 114,900. Henry Boatner met the resistance with enrollment of about .3,500 stu­ d o u b l e ROOM FOR RENT, Without obligation to you, ' burning from prisoner-made gaso­ Col. Wallace C. Moyle. Head­ departed members of the auxiliary Conveniently located. Phone Eseott Agency. Manchester 3683 Open for inspection daiiy, force in his campaign to gain un­ line bombs—had to be pulled from quarters, 43rd Division, will be the will be. conducted with the chap­ dents. will appraise or make you a cash contested control ovbr the prison 2-4700. including Sunday. New ranch offer for property. 8m us before trenches and holes. guest speaker. The exercises are lain, Mrs. Pauline Heffron, in TOYS VERNON S’rREBT—New 8-room pens. /s Looking For 'charge. Reports will also be pre­ For the Kiddies ranch, fireplace, hot watef heat homes with full cellars, 864 you aell. The dead were wrapped in open to the public. In the event of TOUNG MAN to share room In The wild, swirling battle was blankets and taken to waiting am­ sented of the annual department with oil, tile bath mahogany trim, Phone 6278 inclement -weather, the program Mothers to Hold prlvaU home. 16 a week. Phone square feet floor area, hot witnessed by prisoners of two will' be held in the Elks Carriage convention e f both the po.at and Arthur Drug Storus ui full collar. Attached breeseway BRAE-BURN REALTY bulances. . 2-8661 after T p. m. water oil heat. Price 511,000. other unruly compounds—78 and At the hospital doctors said House. The exercises will close the auxiliary, last week in'Hart­ Large Aaaortment and garage. Extra large lot Mortgage commitment $9,100^ AN AGENCY with a list of ready 77. quiU^ a few" amputations ' were RENTS! with the singing of America by ford.- Closing Banquet will b« contplste Phone 6969. S. A. Beichler, Real­ buyer# -waiting fo r-4;--5,-6, Shortly after the -fight ended necessary ampni^ the prisoner. the assembly. Election Tonight ’with o thoughtful ROOM FOR RENT. Oentleman tor. room and Tl^famlly' houses. Call Boatner told prisoners in 78 to get 'Die Women of the Moose will . Inquire Ol^oster street. HENRY ESCOTT casualties. Adjourned City Meeting . Members of the Holy Ghost cord from-you from our IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - Bomhelm A Smith, Agents. 6946- ready to be moved—or else. The Compound 76 has been the most The adjourned city meeting will meet this evening ^1- 8 p. m. in the cqllMt'ien of Hollma"rfc Cord* for ■6718;-- ■ - ...... ■ prisoners obeyed, meekly. .ApprtiTient Houses, Rpoins Moose .rooms 'with. Senior Regent. Mothers Circle will hold their,.cl0ST. ATTRACnV|!LT Furnished room room' home 'with larj:e' heat^ ...... Agency " -...... notorious on- this • -riot-swept 'he held this evening at 8 p. m; in Pdfh«yi Boy Ih'dl lay wh'ot for rent. Light housekeeping fa And leaders in Compound 77 island. It was these prisoners who the Tow-n Hail where voters will Dorothy Randall, presiding. Elec­ ing banquet of the season tomor­ sunporch. Oil hot water heat, FOR QUICK RESULTS In selling sent word that they would be tion of offlcerjSi will take place' at wont to My—tho way you wont gintlea available. Private en c.ar garage. Flower garden] Manchester 3683 seized Brig. Geij- (Now colonel) For a group of onginotrs be asked to ratijy a resolution, row evening at the Roserilount In CALL 5440 your property call Suburban ready to move on Boatner’# com­ Francis T. Dodd last month and the next meeting, Bolton. < to M y , H. trance. Inquire 167 Maple street fine home with definite Income adopted by the (Common Council ASK FOR your kitchen w ill be A GOOD BUY for a large family. Realty Co., Realtors, 541 Main mand. They will'be moved tonior- held him hostage 78 . hours. who will join our staff in tho at the May 28 meeting, recom­ 8.1 Not 8.10 At a recent meeting the follow­ producing opportunities. Call Eight large rooms, four up and street. Call 8215. row. Eleanor Wilcox, 26, of Hartford, Madeline Smith, Realtor, 3-1642 It has been the scene of several mencing a tax rate for the year ing officers were elected to serve Business Locations four down. Good central loca­ Boatner was jubilant over the very near futur*. ending November 15 of 18 mills. was fined $3 and not $30 in City during 1952-63: ROY KNOFLA or 4679. SELLING YOUR Property? Con- riots. Court yesterday on a charge of For Rent ...... 6li tion, near. Main street. Oil- heat. w ay. the paratroopera from . the Allied officers said the Com­ This Is one mill higher than the Leader. Mrs. Frank Sama; #*c- INSURANCE CUSTOM BUILT—One year old, Now vacant. Ube'fal' 'mortgage "tact'theFUbrworth .Mitten Agen­ 187th Airborne Regimental • com failure to observe a stop sign. ■ eettey; Mr*. Jam'ea...Lingham; cy, or any Manchester Real Es­ munist leaders had ruled it wfth rate for the' pfeserit year. X Of Every Deacrtpflon MAIN BTRBBIT—South of Center. 6ti-room Ranch. Large living terms. T. J, Crockett, broker, bat team quelled the Reds. He aff Iron first. Prisoner kangaroo College graduates, some single, some with families. Voters also will be asked to ap­ treasurer. Mrs. Charles Lucas; li­ eueumber coal wHh a new Excellent, centrally located store room, dinette, 8 bedrooms, tile phone 6416 or residence 3751. tate concern because It stands to said: prove an additional appropriation Advertisement— brarian. Mrs. Roy Thompson: his­ A R T H U R A. reason that they know Manches­ 'The discipline of Ihe troops courts ordered to death any in­ Drive a- Chrysler today and with full basement available. Im­ bath, hot water oil heat, hatch' mate V^ho disobeyed Communist Ail ore high caliber employes, trustworthy and de< of $3,000 to cover the expense of torian. Mrs. Joseph Gervals; wel­ KNOFLA AGENCY JEWELERS BRICK CAPE COD with base­ ter property best Call the EUs- was superb. I have an offi>'!al le-BiTi the differente! Gill Motors. mediate occupancy. Reasonable way, stairway to attic. Owner orders. pendoble. Would moke excellent tennonts. Help providing more adequate court fare, Mrs. Stanley Glowaski: con­ Eat. 1921 rental. Call Suburban Realty Co. transferred. Ehccluslve with Elva ment garage. Four, roome with worth Mitten Agency. 6930 • report that not one shot was fired room facilities for the city court: Tolland (^ounty (Thrysler-Plvmouth tact, Mra. Ervin Rusconi; repre­ EST. 1908 d e a I 'e rf Rockville — Telephone 875 MAIN HT- Realtors, 641 Main street. Phone ' Tyler, tel. 2-4489. tile bath and beautiful kitchen in Compound 'fO. We captured the us to find housing for these men who will bo work- renovation of the police headquar­ sentatives. Mrs, Arthur Pongratz. Dial 5440 nr 2-:4278 down. Upstaire is completely WANTED—Your property to sell. exact plan of resistance." GOOD OLD DAYS 5-5858. and Mrs. .Elmore Anderson; and 767 MAIN ST. 8316. Reltable buyers waiting with cask ters and also the Common Council MANCHESTER, Steep Hollow floored, insulated, all the stud­ He- referre>l to the map and ing on the development of projects vital to .the 4le room. , alternate. Mrs, Donald Gobellle. STORE OR Offices, ground floor. Lane — Six-room home with ding is In. and plumbing is in. Oil for four, five, six, seven room sin­ papers found inside 7i}. Cincinnati — (NEA) — Adolfo An additional appropriation of Advertisement^ Main street near Post Office, breexev/ay and garage. Hot water hot water heat with baseboard gle-and two-family In Manches­ Boatner personally had ordered Luque, in 1923, and Bucky Walt-, fense of our country. $2,000 will be asked for police sal- Responsible hew and used ckr Phone 6988. oil hMt, bath, lavatory. Ameslte radiation. Immediate occupancy. ter, Bolton, Coventry and Vernon. North Korean Col. Lee Hak Koo, a ters, in 1939, hold the record for arfts. This sppropriation would be salesman wanted! '..Must be expe­ driveway. Lot 100x200. Price 818, Finances arranged. Howard R. compound 76 leader, to assemble the most games won by a Cin­ to furnish the policing of the pro- rienced. Chryslei-.A Plymoutli Good mortgage available. T. J. the POWs for moving. Lee re dealership. See Gill Motor Sales, 500. Jttenty. Ee,cott ,Age!Di5y...liien-. Crockett,, broker, phone 8416 or Haatlngs Phone t3-1107. cinnati pitcher in a single season . posed parkini:„,meters., ...... ' H o u sm for Rent -• Chester 3683. fused...... ~ - vrith'27; TELEPHONE iTt Union' Street; RockrtUe...... - residence 3781. , WANTED—Single or two-famlly At 8:45, a. m. loudspeakers Superior Court SDC-ROiOM SINGLE—Heat and house. Will pay all cash. , No Judge Edward J. Daly will pre-' MANCHESTER, 33 McKinley NEW FIVE-ROOM RANCH— blared to th* conipouhd: garago fwnlsiMd, Centrally lo­ agents, Call 8374. In 15 minute# you will be sld*-at .the .session .of-the .Tolland ' •'lfeel“ Custom bunt home on yCountry setting.' Hest-s-lstor County Superipr Court, Wednes­ cated. Write Box O, care Her­ beautifully landscaped plot, 120x moved Into newly' constructed HAMILTON STANDARD ' flreplsce. Lot 215x510 ft. Early HAVE MANY DESIRABLE day with the following cases as­ \ ald. 130, with large outdoor fireplace. occupancy. Jerome Agency, compounds. . . . If you move quiet LAND ^SURVEYING and Iv you will not be hurt If you re­ signed: . Three bedrooms, cedar closet, llvr. •2-8151. CUSTOMERS LOOKING FOR A OIVISIOM OF UNITED AIRCRAFT CORP. „ CIVIL ENGINEERING Subjurban for Relit 68 sist you do so at you'f 6\vn peril.’' Ruth-'Welles Fabyan 'vs, Frank - Ing room. with , fireplace, kitchen FAIRLY PRICED HOMES. C. Fisher. Ext;... Mary .Sweatland SAVE 10% BY CALLING NOW TWO-FAMILY with six rooms on The Communists duekeo int«- FURNISHED Cosy 4-Room Cot­ and dinette, rear .porch. Steam MORTGAGES ARRANGED WINDSOR LOCKS 2-3341— EXT. 652 Vs. The Connecticut Co. et als; oil heat, screens, storm windows, each side. In good condition. freshly dug trenches and., wolted. Edward L. Davis, Jr. tage. Electrip refrigerator, mod­ Fifteen minutes later the para­ Daniel J. Connors, p.p.a. vs. Al­ MAGHINE SPREAD • WORK GUARANTEED em convenlmces. For season. awnings. Overslse garage. Nice yard. Jtery reasonably CALL 8009 bert H. Meyerhoff, d.b.a.; Roman Registered Civil Engineer and priced at $10,000. One side will troopers attacked. They stormed Call Coventry 7-6828. Ameaite driveway. Priced for through the barbed wire fences Zbyk vs. Frank Berger et als. Land Surveyor RANGE quick sale at $16,000. Henry Ea- be vacant upon sale. T. J. Crock H B. GRADY Social Meeting from several directions. IS Proctor Road, Manchester FREE URADINR • TERM S ARRANRED cott Agency, Manchester 3683. ett broker, phone 5416 or resi­ Twenty minutes after the fight­ S t Bernard’s Men's Club will Summer Homes for Rent. 67 dence 3751. ing started Colonel Lee was cap hold a social meeting this evening TeL 7019 PRICE REDUCED. Large six-room SELLING OR BUYING Thie Roper Gai Ranget have a tured. at 8 p. m. at-the church hall. FREE ESTIMATES • EXPERIENCE FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE with aU American Colopla) with twin IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Prompt, Courteous Red Men- Meet convenience at Coventry Lake. slxed bedrooms, . -extra larga Attractive fpur-room home, ex­ OoL Lee Cries Service Rugged paratroopera grabbed ' Tanksroosan Tribe, lORM. will Phone 4095 aftei* 4;30 p. m. closets,'spacious halls, IVk bath­ pandable Mcond floor. Thermo­ meet this evening at 8 p. m. in Red POWER ROLLER heavy blanket of iniulatioa «Mch rooms, screened porch, attached seal windows and doors, shade him by the seat of the pants and SIN CE 1920. COTTAGE FOR RENT — Point Men’s Hall, followed by a meeting garage, open attic. In one of trees. Price' $11,900. Down pay-^ JEROME AOENCTY walked him "frog legged"—on of the Red Men's Social club. SPECIAL-BY-MAIL O' Woods. August 16 to 30. Manchester’s finest residentlsl ment $2,500. 25-year mortgage. Phone 2-3181 hands and knees—out of the com­ Graduated Sunday Hardy. 2 ITaor Old keep* the heat iniide. C u burtieri don’t give out ht*t, Phone 2-0384 or 7886. neighborhood's. Owner 2-0032. Call' Madeline Smith, Realtor, pound. Tear# streamed down Miss Mary Blake and Misa 2-1642 or 4679. from his face. He was clamped Veronica Baker, of Rockville, were CARNATION FOR SALE OB BENT—Lake Po- DUPLEX HbUSfc—6-6; centrally REAL ESTATE in solitary confinement. either, once they’re turned ojf. And you can brail with Cotopaug, Bast Hampton. Tear among- the members of the gradu­ .•LANTS located. Good condition. Phone SIX-ROOM CAPE COD — Good Tents flamed and wooden build­ Tound, all electric, furnished. REQUIRES ating class at St.'Francis Hospital Will IMS. 9C C 6998 between 8 and 1. location. Nicely landecaped. Cop­ ings were torn from their founds School at Nursing exercls*#, Sun­ DE MAIO BROS Water front cottage. Phone 7116 Thjt SM#ea 4 s 9 ' ' your oven door doted and have a comfortable kHchen per tubing, open stairway, storm EXPERIENCE tlona when concussion grenades day in Hartford. after 4:30, MANCHESTER — Seven room windows, screens, awnings, hatch­ set off fires and explosions In - iot N not Mad- . Children of Mary NMrbtft ciMteae 2-vr.* .(I ft! $0 Cape Cod. Hot watjr oil heat, way. (3all Owner 2-1441. POW caches of gasoline. AU-STEil The Children of Mary of St. Jo­ CALL ANYTIME 7691 fireplace. Lot 80 xAlO. Price $14.- Paratroopers bounded into the. Grown »ianti ((2 lor $2' even on a hot day. Therc’a e world of diffarenoe in Wanted to Rent «8 I f to sett, SIlF-STdlUlM seph’s church will hold -thejr 500. riinry Eseott Agency, Man­ MANCHESTER—Four rooms fin­ prisoners’ trenches. Bayonets RUSCO monthly meeting this evening at . menov bach! Tbriva Hr vaan ished, two unfinished. Will sell you’ll want to assure plunged into Reds who resisted. Sant DoitMid or C-0 D.. plui pootaga ADVANCE RENT! — Business chester 3683. , COMBINATION 7:30 p. m. in the school hall. Wfita now! ^ the new modern Gat range*. Sec them now. couple desire S, 4 or 6-room furnished, completely, partially yourself of the most re­ Some of the wounded fought as AT ROY MOTORS Church Activities , ' apattifient. Septembet- ijprttpancy, SIMPUFIED LIVING—Early oc* or ■OftfUrtitshed.' 78 Bretton Road. long as they ■ -could move. Kruoe 19194 '^ cupaiicy, 5-rooro. home w’lth liable real estate’couiisel SCREEN t STORM DOOR The -Young Reopfe's’ ^ocletjir of Bloominfton* lU. call New Britain 4-1621, collect. Phone 8651. Thirty minutes after the fight the Trinity Lutheran churcll wdll breakfast nook. Convenient to available. May we sug­ 'rtarfed the field was strewn with A screen door and a storm gest that you us. mtet this 'evening at 8 p. ifi. At the NGmo ...... SCHOOL TEACHER and wife de­ bus and stores. Madeline Smith, BRAND NEW—One four room dead. door all in one! Just raise 1049 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION church. sire 4 or 6-room.unfurn|shed rent. Realtor. 2-1642 or 4679. expandable, $10,400. Five room, You’ll like our sincere ap­ Many of the dead prisoners were lower glass for ventilation. T h t Intermedidle Methodist CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. Phone 2-1898. ^ $12,700. Large lots. H. B. Grady. clain by fellow inmates. Maj. 44IOOR SEDAN Addreol ...... MANCHEaTEI^ tt- .TWp - lamW/ proach to your real es­ 'Youth Fellowrship will sponsor a ■8009; ■.... -■ tate problem. Phone David Komr Rlclunond. Vsh aald tCili for FfM DdMoiifiratioQ < WANTED—3 or 4 rooms unfur­ house, each apartment has three he saw Red leaders kill at least 1940 nsSOTO CUSTOM 4-DOOR SEDAN 311 M AIN STREET nished except for refrigerator bedrooms. Steam heat, all utili­ ElAST SIDE — Three bedroom and stove. Call The Herald— ties, nice location, near bus, home. Geqwroua closets. Large 1940 PLYMOUTH BUSINESS COUPE PHONE 6874 - 6292 6121. school and stores. Good slu lot. living room with fireplace. Oil Arnold 0. Aronson Iliill price |tl,600. Many other JARVIS REALTY g summer-full of savings! TWO OR THREE-ROOM Unfur­ hot water heat. Basement laun­ 1947 CHEVROLET R EETLIN ES EU A N llet^gs. Cairthe Ellsworth Mit­ dry. Aluminum doors and screens. Manehasfer 8789 nished Apartment urgently need- ten Agency, 69S'6. Tel. 4112 TRADITIONAL QUALITY SINCE ttOO j-wyacajatwii-wdtrrtas'-'rtwaj'.-.wisiinnalbte tadultsv- ,.H

- 'V i • IIANCHKSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1962

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN« TUESDAY. JUNE 10, 1952 III IIII i f LOCAL e r s SPORT CHATTER Up and Over—And Oul! Rorky Marcinno Vlaita /feds’ Hank Sauer Most Willie’a Grill Ycfiterday . By House to House Canv{ts Moriarty’s Score 6-0 t e a r l W . Y O S T Pitching Gels Better Heavyweight contender Hold 5 Gan5§^ Nets $1,152 for L. L. Ridges .Trounce British Amerks Spefte Editor In Little I..eague Play Feared Batter in N. L. Rocky Mardanf) of Brockton, Mass., paid an unexpected and ’ Pltaingf jicffomahce* 'by ' ■ Recent "Ltttle League' hanse- surprise Visit tof"Wnil6’s GHII Win over Auto Parf& not of Man-rbaaeman Dick Dqy .36# and pitch. youngsters in the Manchester to house canvas for funds for In Twi League Gontest, 12-to on Center street, yesterday SEVEN MEMBERS Bauer, whose hobby is collecUng fils lifetime niark of .270. He's re­ A *cbo»ter Hlyh’o C X in. champlon- er Pete Maneggia .338. Not on* Little League have Improved the 1952 season netted 31,- afternoon. Willie Olekslnski re- National League Slaodinga 152,76 it wak reported today by pipes, also is making 'a pastime minding Cub fan* of their Immor­ ■htp boooball team will perform outfielder gained the charmed .300 during' the past three days. Trim Tigers tal slugger. Hack Wilson. pocteil’ last night that the W L Pel. Saturday, Bobby Brass Mrs. Kathleen Ponticelli, presi­ of picking up singles, double*, with the American Legion Junlora circle. STANDINGS triples and home runs-- and today Sauer, who normally hits best Bay Slate ehallengey, a knock­ Morlarty Brothers ,...3 0 1.000 M asterpiece tossed a tWo-hlttcr for the dent of the Uttle League out winner over Joe Louts, , thli aeaaoh. Captain-elect. Pete By JOB KEICHLBR- W. L.' Pet. it the most feared batter in -baae- St tfie end of the season, holds an Man.. Auto P a rts...... 1 2 .333 -. Man*ttta.,h,ead#. the Indi^ana wjth Fairfield Markets in a 4 to 2 Booster Club and treasurer of PicjkingAn All Star Team ? stopped, for dinner and ws* Amerlran Legion ...,1 2 .838 SEN.IOB9 . jrtllilUhMhf ■h'oM — ■As»4Mtl»t«d PTeas JipoCts ..Wrltmr... m r Little Leffgue."”"— . Judges.....— .-A. „,8Q9, eightrpoilat-.lead.o.yer N ew . Yptlt'6 the Legion aquad. Other nigh the baseball regular* Friday In­ To'ii* to the LegTBH. Sunday. . 2 1 .667 Every club in the National W^ltey Lockman (.339) in the served fi'y~fhe T*(pl4" Tiilrfleld MarKel* .7 i i 7 J' * ""831 Jimmy Bec.kwlthw^lowed the” If thi Brooklyn Dodgers are not P. & W...... Dalila. f t ...... 8 1 1 0 0 0 BChool player* Include Dick Kopp; clude Harpld Carlson, Walt Kosa- . :1 1 .500 League has frit the sting of batting derby. Brenklyn's Jackie perfotmer, Richard. ** ’...... 1 1 0 6 1 0 Dodger* only one hit as the careful, they may 5nd themselves Hamilton ...... Loak At Th^^ lln- Mvle* McDonough, Gene John- kowski. Red Case, Jimmy Mini- 1 3 ..games ia_fronl..of_.th«.. .N.i.W RA’ja...... J 3 ,250 Sauer's big home run bat. Playing Robinson (.338> Is a point behind Marciano meets Harry Nick Twerdy pitched Morlarty lUnIvaffa, 3b. rf _ - - jSavel^on. ~ -MCGUWr cucci, Dlck’Day, Pinky HohanthaT Carda~'woii; 6 to 0. , ■“ Twapdyr’ York Giants on Aug. 11. Moriarty'a ------. 1 3 .250 '•fNanonaT ■'Leagu’e ibsn*r«isi'“”in" the role of "iHnaereTla‘M ani''uie ' T3cR'manr~r«“ 'tinra-pWCF. - Wh’ •Minwswg A r Yitwksr-st'inmmr Br6thFrii '~ro (Kefr ~th~lrd straight Alnsio'/S^^ and Hariy Griswold. and Bill England. Steve Beilin Last night, Nick Twerdy of And is there anyborcoran, Jun Morlarty Brothers twirled a no doesn't know what happened to A lusty 15-hlt attack, against' the first time ' baseball fans only two erfbrs this year ■ while is leading in 'batting (,347», hits Frank Baumholtz, Chicago, .321, Olekslnski reported that he sational no-hit, no-run, 6-0 win CuFhlnR. If I 0 I 0 0 0 fturtor 2b ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 OOACM W AU .Y FORTIN’S Le lore, will be ineligible 'next sea- hit, no run game against the' the poor Brookf x/ter that late three British-Amerlcan hurlers' throughout the country have the handling 158 chances cJeanly for a (-66) and runs battH in (54). as round out the top five. vi-aa amazed at the big hands over Msnehester Auto Part*. The age OuFtaiann. rf, If 10 0 10 0 gion Junior team appears to have son being over the CIAC hlanchester Auto Parts., last year? .987 mark, while Rlzzuto has erred well a*, in home runs (14f. In th* American League, Bos­ and arms rtf Mareisno. derision gave th* Gas House Gang PontlcclU, c ...... 3 0 0 13 0 0 • a vwll toTancett pitching ataff in ; Jlmit. “ Evert SO. Manager Charlie Dres- three ttmiBs -lh -252 oppoidunlties It'S an odd-stoTj', th is current ton's ltttle profeSsor,- D6m DiMag­ When ’Rocky entered Wii- a two game first place margin mantle Rldges-Rpblns at Mt. Nebo annual All-Star gio, took the lead away from A1 ~ti|' II p'li'MaM and^tied the rest of the National Totalu ...... 31 6 4 II Pet* Maneggia, DJdk Kopplin and aen of the dauntless Dodgers Is for .980. success of Hank Sauer. A good l|e.’*, Olekslnski said, " Y o u MiiirliNtrr A«1a Faria <91 Myles McDonough." The Legion USONARD GRACE, a licensed willing to gamble with such a lung last night as they turned in a 12-5 game to be held this year In Phtl- .In the National League, Broofi-- minor league hittri", he failed in Rosen, of Cleveland. The younger know, you look like Rocky League (ip at 1 and 2. flharpF'. rf opens its season Sunday afternoon optician, made hi* Little League lead. He agrees that the Giants' viqtory. Rab Dumas went thej adclpjii«^a_ Shibe Park_on_Jul^ 8th lyh’s Gil' Hodges ha* been hard- several attempts-with Cincinnati. DIMailge 1* hitting .843, l6 more Marrlano.’’ Th* boxer an­ U waa tha second wlix of the Ralnn. |h at the West Side Oval against the umpiring debut last Sunday aft­ unprecedented 1951 rush to the top • FIELDING A'VERAGBS re­ pressed to hold'the defensive edge' He could hit -the long ball but points than Rosen season -for Twerdy and his second •'-Cralf . ,. YESTERDAY’S RESULTS route, giving up seven singles, to swered, "1 should because I shutout. He became the first Little TAylor, East Hartford Legion. ernoon in the doubleheader at Me­ in a playoff victory over the leased today by the Associated over Ted Kluszewskl of CTInclnnatl wasn't-much in the batting aver- George Kell is the only player ah) Rocky Marctano." b —jicA il.m 1 morial Field. Lenny umpired Brooks was nothing short of a Albany S, Beranton 7. gain credit for his third mound tri­ Press, including Stmday's games, although the tkjdgers’ first sack- •8«»- close to the two leader*. The Red League pitcher this season to hurl JVrIshi p I 0 0 0 1 5 COACH ELOr SOLOMONSON’H softball gantie* several year* ago miracle. And miracles just jdon't (Only ganfe achFelul^d.) umph. Norm Boucher was the disclosed the following leaders: ' ----- In 1949.-' the Reds finally traded Sox* third baseman, now hitting in seven consenitiv* hitless Innings, l-nns(rllnw. 8b ...... 2 (I 0 0 0 n National and he has only allowed a total of Mulsrn.r. lb ...... 1 0 0 4 0 (( Little League Red Sox had their before coming to Manchester. Len­ happen twice in a row this ifibdern .R- -National-League play .oilJHay-21. — i - “Ttfason’x-■Woodworking 3 -.T.’MJ-, B orjeson Gaiiig ...... „ , out of lyach 4>f'h t* oa« ih*ri------(Turrcntly, the Dodgers are play­ rinclnnFtl ...... 3.3 26 .469 ■13S having a perfect score of 207 Giants Cannot Got Going at the Legion hoibc. record, 'f o r . runs Del and Steve Vadnais netted the Dougald la giving Hector Rodrl Miller's Restaurant ..2 .667 ' O a la r 8prlnRa (]• ).' Hartensteln of at least a triple. Th* iouthpaw in I6*ing hi* first few dajw. ing a better brand of baseball than PhliariHphia ...... 19 26 .423 16H chances up to that time. AR R H r o A K BtiFtnn ...... 19 guez a' run for the third base Deri's Drive-In .333 Ham incr H onors gam* gav« up only four htU and scored on open­ they did at a corresponding time 27 .41.3 16 first run In the second. The BA’s The most marked form reversal D*?xler. .Tb .. ...411260 The .voungster also got two of his BOSTON RED SOX Group PLATOONS IN TWO SPORTS PlttFbfirjrh ...... J3 40 .2.31 36 fielding lead in the American Center Spring* ...... 1 .250 Gleaton. m . ... 401110 flv*-; walks while he fanned eight. ing day? ^ Beans Reemlon a year ago. They’re playing re­ American came back with three in their half has been the poof performance of Since Mays Entered Army tesm'a'flve hits. ' Days for youngsters . this season A. The Phil­ League. Gil, apparently settling Green Manor 0 .000 Shaw. rf. r . ...412230 Gk4>RGE OUBHINO got the markable .761 ball with 35 vic­ B<>Ft6n ...... 29 30 .592 of the inning to take a 3-1 lead. Billy Johnson 4if the St. Louis Nowak, rf ...... 1 1 1000 An oddity of th* ronteet was at Fenway Park in Boston are as GaUieaville, Fla.—.. —Gray hi* double for a pair of runs. B. Dunnsrk. M mound tonight when Miller's and C^nt<»r SprinRF ...... (X)0 041 5—10 transcended by a great deal the Thoac who have watched the team total for both games to twenty. base hits In 35 official at' bats for varsity tennis players regularly. burned In the eighth when Roy Carrasquel of the Chicago 'White Gn»rn Manor ...... 030 OOl 0— 3 of the day In his very best try Rrhilphirk. rf, r . happy Red Sox meeting th* first with a run batted In? (fi-i) va I.A>pat (2-3i. Two errors and a long fly aided Vadnala. 3b .... Deri’s collide. Chagnon, hurling Importance of hi* batting and play every K^me nlnce Maya left 7at)vk. If. 3b ...... Twerdy sppesred rpol and con­ plac* Cardlnsls at 6 In ah Amar- a .385 average. Averages in- He finds that It's a good way to Campanella a n d Carl Furillo St. Loula at Bnatnii (rig h t)—Oan-rr Primrle. rf Sox in their lively battle of bal­ Runa batt*d In. PIpfi. Corcoran 3. (eom the circle. A. No. the BA's in scoring a fifth run in for Miller's, has allowed only one Tavtlirlan 2. Shaw. Drxtrr; twij-baFr cannot place ttheir fln.tera on a Mrlrn. rf ...... fident at all timea and delighted , elude all games played by th* In- correct their feults. "It also helps slammed two-run homers. Each (2-6) va DrIxH'k (2-21. Merritt. rT The I. C. 4-A Utleholder's heave fielding, good as they were. BpuriinR, 1h .... Ican League game. . Wedneiday, Chtcagn at Phlladrlphla (night) — the Jast frame. WadFworth. lb 3 12 lots In the AlLStar baseball poll. run In tw o' completed games. hItF. TavtigU n; homr niiiF. Plra*; Almmd from the day he stepped Aingle play or a elngle. Allimtion the Memorial . Field crowd by ' dians except the iwcond Rockville to. debate a ‘swellhead'," eays-^he homer followed a base on halls. floiiblr playa. Dfxl»»r to Tavtijflan. Kra- ws* nearly two yards better than Arn. 2b ...... Moriarty Brother* will try for Plrrcr. (5-5) va Hooper (1-5). Duma.a, p . 0 0 . Tabulations of the nation-wide Game time is 6:15. into Ihe lineup Just over a year where, the pretence of Willie m the Hmith. If. p. rf a striking out the last four batters game. Third- baseman Jimmy former atat* intercollegiate cham- Furillo hit hiff four-bagger off Jack Cleveland at Waahtngton (night) — mTMAS had the BA's hitting brrt to Grlllo; Irft on baara. Crntar the old N. C. A. A. mark of 175-1 their fourth National League win voting gave Rizzuto 6,196 votes, SprlnRa 5.- Gram Manor 6; haaaa nn ago, freah from Sllnneapolts, Wil­ .lineup, might have altered th«s re- LUTAP, 3b. C awa. to end. the game In perfect (aah- Roach had a .365 average, Srst plon. Crimian. It was Brazel'a first loss. Wynp (6-1) VI lIudaoD (3-0. the ball on the ground, but four Yolali 33’13 15'21 7 4 set back in 1923 at Chicago by euU. turned defeat Into victory. RckriP. PP ...... when they tangle With th* Ameri­ Sports Mirror Natinnal errors told the story in the scor­ 1, 264 more, than Chico, for the GOAL FOB MAXWELL halla, Corcoran 4. Hnimat 6; atrlka^ lie became a sort of symhid to l.po lon. Homers by Stan Muslal and Rritith AmrrlrAaii (5) oqta. Corcoran 2. Holmaa 1: umpir#. Fred Tootell, present Rhode Island All anyone knoWA in that the ROinimclo. If can Legion. Brooklyn at at St. Lnula (night)— ing column. Dick Gagne Was the American League starting short­ track coach. IluriK’her’s team. Here Was a kid The Gaa Hmueera, starting with Dick Slater accounted for the Red- ■Van Cuyk (t-2) va Preako (2-.1). AB R H PC A E Dallas -(JP)— NaUonal. Amateur DoM’iaa, acorar. N. PaRani; tlma. 1:10. QianU haven’t looked like pennant Totals ...... I I New Ynrk at Cincinnati (night) — only member of the losing team to . . . 4 0 0 1 2 1 stop assignment Tootell wea on hand to see hLs so gifted that no one -c.«iit(l even the first frame, scored a pair of Today A Year Ago—Roberto De bird tallies. Griffin, as ... golf ■ r.h*mj»ion Billy Maxwell will winnere aince Willie went away. a—Cohsp for Deflarll in 3rd. TALBERT NAMED Vlcenro of Argentina won the MagUe. (9-2) va Raffenaberger (7-4), Solve Dumas and he. had a pair of Donahue. 3b ...4 0 1 0 0 1 The poll opened last Friday and old record smashed-^-he was clerk guess at the heights he might h—8. (Jsaaay for Prultlns in '3rd. runs every other inning off Lefty Boston's Red Sox also solidified Pntiadniphia at Chicago —Dre"a-a (2- Oulnn. rf ...... 4 1 10 0 0 play In the . 52nd U. S. Open d—ICrksiB for 8wssl in alh. ,1 Dick Wright. All runs were un- Balm . Beach. Round . Rohln..,..Golf their first • place-held, -opening' up singles,..... v ’. r 4 ’1 -1- sl - 0- 0 WllL continue through midnight ^(?L thexompeUU.on,. ______and.jrt. j: K!''"',', ■; .New- .Vock,-.; JiM»a-19—riJh—BiUy CO M ftlTf .gl-va-.Mtimer-.-ca.I'h’ ...... ’RrwYttiT 'ip-:: •*. junp'27 With the iahs' fialltst's de-' ' chahrpion'ship.' • -Junw - ■ W-*!*- - at WINft TITIJ& ■■ s- tMtiimniri 'for'X'nfr‘tft'‘4th. - ■ Tournament. a one-game margin over the eec Bnaton at Plttaburgh (night)—Spahn Bunching their hits has pajd off Whitmore, lb . . . 4 1 0 10 0 0 Sports Schedufe New York University’s sirtpho- and uhaffertvM) and plain filled Kuna halisi.' In. 8niUh. Hark '} ‘ eafn^,~ however', s^hrf Vif if wtiifi't Talbert of New York City, on* of (8-Si T* Kline (0-4). Gagne, rf ...... 4 1 3 1 0 (i riding the starting American and Northwood Club_here. If Billy for poor soppo'rt, Wright might MEN'S OUTFIT Five Years Ago—The New York ond place New 'York Yankees bv for Willlmantic In four wins to more sensation Marty Engel got with the wonden of playin;; Go«hen, June ip-(J^l ^Wljllam Tanks ^ 3. H. OssMy..... Oroiia 3. Ilaiisn- th* nation'* greateit double* play- Yankees,; defeated , the lllternatlonal date. Given the Icaat hit of life, I*aPoln!e. 2h . . . 2 I 1 S ,1 1 National League lineups for the shniild cop this title he would be- off g tremendoua 17.5-9 5-8 tons Irajyio__hall , that hr__aearcrly slrln ; two-bass hits, Hsini. Priittinf. hfve had a shutout. He w*a_ hi* vanquishing, the..JletraU.....Tigers, .. -Sprlngflald At-Moatrs a i . — ------MrftIHgoW. -0- I- co m e -tlw first--smateiit^-vletor-ln -TueMi«y,~JwiH.-19- H uti-H igh Schoel-of-W -eet-H aetforo- -Ytwnr:' ainirn base*.-basra.— flwestr- Gueasi Jira ti.a« named friHay in raptain White Sox, Bk3. to cut (he Detroit the B]3ges 'Save 'bc'cn ' taki'ng ' ad­ big game Tn PhnadeTphTS 'J u ly nearly 10 feet better than he'd seemed real. own worst e'hemy, comminiiig live 9-8. Beruhe. r . . . 2 0 (I 1 3 0 the Open since 1933 when Johnny Red Sox vs. Cards, 6 - Memorial today had displaced Stratford a* double plays. Ilariensirin (unaasirisd); th* United State* Dsvl* Cup team TO BE GIVEN AWAY SAT., JUNE 14th Tiger's American Leaglie lead to vantage 'Of breaks and making Rnucher. p . . . . 1 o n 0 .1 0 ever done before, to take second The Giants adopted Willie, and left on bases: Monas 4. PAC .1; of the eight errors. In the third against Japan in the first round . The Red Sox watched the Gallacher. p . . . . . 1 ,0. 0 0 0 0 Goodman turned the trick. Field. the golf champion of.the Connecti­ bases on trails, Bmith 7, Mankus 4. half a game: Tigers twice go Into the . lead on good use of them. Lost year's play­ place. • It also bettered the NYU Willie adopted the Giants. The Inning he med* three errors on th* of American Zona play at CIn- off diampions- have shelled ■oppos­ .Jadziniak. .p. A ..,_ ^ 0 _ ,0 J , p 0 W e d ire n d a y ,-J iio o -11 ... TUaKamg- Kid' became'' a ■ sort' T f cut - -InUracholaatic . Omlemicc.. yiariMiaialo.. Av- aulkaauU.,.lU- ixnA iioiNO coA von Am)e Welnmelater, All-Pro tackle. '■ ChJrAifo.ago. 6. Memorial Field. 150, Middletown, Conn., outpointed team, and the "holler kid” was the ixnA siaooTM ritrotMANCi haa allied for hla third year w ith' Pitching—Roe, Brooklyn, 5-0. 1.000 LASSEN Ted Murray, 146V4, New York, star of their training aesalona. The •( C*M*rp*oards - ■ fir-AMTatA'KBB'"" -• -'■■■ Durhiun, N. C.— (NEA)—iDuke's U nC 29. If tic'i spor^indod HU*—Fox. Chtrago. 54: Blmpiion. 1952 baseball edition Includied CIrreUnd. 63; RobTnjoh. Chicafo and “jfti ffn t Oldi MUCID SO IMVl '— let us Iwlp you s«- Pitchers Billy Goodman and Ted Avila ar.d Ra*«n, Clevrlend. BARLOw^TiivisioN F08I Williiima afid First Baseman Bill Double*— PrldtU'. Detroit. 14; SHIFT MOOaSI k e t t h e R IG H T q \ it kIo and KfU. Bocton and Vernon. ^ ^ m Werbep. Waahinrton. II; Robinoon, Chicago and I l e » * f o r him . . Marlon. St. Lroul*. IXTIA milINO IASI UTIA mSTIOI a Triple* — Stmpfon. Cleveland. 5; Sales and Service MulUn. D etroit atid Del*1nr< 8t. Louie, •4 SiMHng •f AfMHcQ*t -MGtf f f wlor Car • n _ _ MARK OF 4; 7 playera tied with 3 each. ■II. I L uM B unn ouAUTV Home Run*—ROIC’s Cleveland, 11: # fishing Dropo. Detroit. 10; Lenhardt and o o f NOW m-«w far •at*’ .Werti. D etroit^fnd Batters (Tlevelimd. 4DMIRAL-BENDIX-M0T0R0LA beanie kaae e4* Stolen Ba»e*-^RItzutb. N^w York. 9; aaaod me oar Tackle Avila. Clevelanfl. 7: Throneberry, Boe- 214 SPRUCE STREET, MANCHESTER TEL. SOg."! newalef Ua* ei ton, Valo. Phllac'elphia, Rivera. St. 8e*lk-Atweter tmmmiees Louie end JenMn. Waehinrton. 5. M ie n ! AU have Hea- tr^, Porwefd, PaD CeaNel fWvane. Alt have Waehinfton 5>1. .833: Shec. WAehinc- kaab eoatrak pw*-bettee ton. 3-1. .75Q; Oairle. CleveUnd. 8-3, aerbureter dreia. beB wmA .727. . ratter baarbi«e! Comm fm CtTIA SMOOTHNBS Reynolds New York, 80; kfcDermott. ti wetmmjBbk Boeton. 59: Pierce, ChiceKO, 53: Gtr* Bnuid New Out­ Clothing Airtematic Tt*mait^l*o board Motora. De. cle, ^eveland, 49. . Man Wanted! A complete power team with Uvery la 48 Hours. extri-powerful V*lve-ia- SPORTS e q u ip m e n t UVE lAIT TO RUN HABER BRADER MAINTAINER l#WMl prk«d In IH I Hesd engine and Automatie TWf boauHfvl Ur^efhm Da Iwss 3>D*ar Choke. Optional on De Luxa e JOHNSON COOL SUMMER BALCH Is Your SodOfi lim for loM iHoit mey «Mi#«reWa FOR DRIVEWAY CONSTRUCTION ga*6at ht ht ftal6. 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Con- W^X>, SAM60M/ HOW AND WHAT liF THAT REWARD' CHEVROLETS ie50-ie51-lB49, 38 GET BETTER VALUE ON ANTIQUES Reflnlshbd. Raiwlrin|r SECRETARY - dona on any-fumltura, -Tiamana, Varaion-- ■ bumera,. ..boUar*buraar HELP- WANTEIW Male: and_-fa-. gT^WBKRRIES y,vou.8.f.^o^ m a k e * AT I WAS CflMlNSTO Answer to Previous Putltk Sense and Nonsense i montht to poy. For*«t !■.« 8own. own.' 'Brin'g ''contilh'era.' "f5c per sHiaaMi Douglia MotoiN, 333 Main atraet. ~ A BETTER USED CAR 189 South Main atreat Phone units, complete heating syatama: Insurance company with offices malea Strawberry pickers. Ex­ OI41.0VAU TO ME »? STRANGER, iME'.Vbu'XXFIAVe^ Cinimo Sfar quart. 214 Gardner atrapt. LEADING MAOTWA' 1’'1E ALWAlS A FEW R60 / Girl (after seeing movie)—Ah, Dave—I don't have to iMthK 6843. All work guaranteed. Time pay- in Manchester desires personable perience not needed. Must be 14 ...... Aiv^isements t o THOSE HIDDEN 8E6N A teTT€R DAVS/ m wasn't Valentino a great lover? about holding my Agur*. [ 19B1 BUtCK Super Riviera 3-door AT menta arranged. Morlarty Broth­ young lady for diversified secre­ years of age. Adults preferred., Robert—Why not? i WINDOW SHADES made to order aeNMELS — NOW TRUE . you PASSED UP HORISONTAI. 3 Auditory ° Boy—Oh, I don't know. Where C M ^ IW E D ADVT. Radio, heater, 3250 worth prem­ ers. Tei. 6135. tarial work. Five day week. Transportation furnished. Toilet Household Goods 61 Dave—Oh. my girl friend tskta ium white wait tiriea. Tu-tone BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. and installed. sVenetlan bliiida and drinking facilities on the GHE’U GET f r ie n d o f , MANY A 3 0 i c y 4 Military men' cam* from I was known me the /T )B P T . HOURS; PLUMBING and heaUng, special­ 1,4 Motion 5 At ail time* great lover ot Vulture Valley. I car* of that, ; /«;15 A.M.to4:S0F.M.- rray. Douglaa Motore, 333 Main. And curtain rods. 34 hour asrvloa. Call 4138 For Appointment lot. A good chance to earn extra ARB—You In L-O-V-E — .THE • 1,000 ANIMALG picture ______■ J 1950 Otdsmobile Conv. Coupe. Estimates gladly given. Fagan izing in repalra, reioaodellng, cop­ (zeW A R o/ 'EVEN 6Numbera (ah.) won a loving-cup .for being the money. A; Ffano and Sons. Phone A R p—You getting married parformar champion amoocher. He—If you’ll give m* your ta^- 1949 CHEVROLET deluxe aedan. Window Shads Co., Route 44 at per water piping, new construc­ 2-1406. ARE—You going housekeeping c o y o t e s 7 Prickly plant Rajlio, heater. Ilxcellent condi­ 1950 Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan: WbMAN To Care for three year • H a ----- the phone number. I'll call .you Up COPY CLOSING TIME Bolton Notch. Phone 2-4478. tion. Tim e peymenta arranged. CAN— You apare only • Greek portico Girl •-Well, ^ o u r fame baa tion in every reaped. I ^ i l a a bid hoy, houri 7 to 5, Phone'8123 \ role eE spread. When-thea*'two-girto paae- aosMUma. }■... f y ^ a^ASSIEIED ADVTr I960 M ercury 4.-Dr...Sedan>,, EdnosTC Johnaon, Phone .6979. or. -V* •»/*=« sv ro. e 326- -335/ . - W 526 53.5', -$35 UPrepoeitten hiuiaiea’Oneat q u a lity 'w FEOOH PROBLEMS sbivsd. tHth ■after 6. Bifuatroni Wanted— ' ' 'N't"- ' I Patronlua In *W ui they looked at you and one She— It's in the phone Book.] 1949 Pontiac 2-Dr. — Hydra- 8044. TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS II Bequlr* He— Fine! Whaf'a yoUr hamat iaa Motora, 333 Main. linoleum, asphalt /tile counter. WANTED-- Strawberry pickers. "Quo Vadii" of them . said, "O o ^ heaven*! ‘ MON. THRU PRI. matic. Female 38 125. 325 326 325 325 525 10 Bacchanala* 14 Shakeapeartan She—That's in th* phon* book, Ehepert workmaiuhip, free eati- Transportation furnished. Also Bride and Groom "Love Neet" • king What a kiaaer'.’* , 10:30 A.M. 1949 CHEVROLET Four-door De- matea. Open evenings. Jones Fur­ PLUMBING and' heating repairs. cry m Luxe Sedan. Radio, heater. Beau 1949 Chevrolet 4-Dr. _ free berriAs''^ for canning. Phone 3 COMPLETE ROOMS OF 15 Akirtclaa 33Cudgel 40 Communiiii niture. Oak street. Phone 2-1041. New. and old work. Copper tub­ w i l l CARE f o r chUdren 1 year 11 Maka unftt Nudist camps are allnwgd, ap­ Pat--W hat be yer charge fer'a SATURDAY 9 A. M* tlful two-tone finish. Like new in ing a specialty. Ed Tanner. 5747. 3626. ' b r Xn d n e w f u r n i t u r e ; IS Humor 34 Be borne 43 Scheme or older, In^my home. Tel. 2-8612. "WesUnghouse" Electric Ref. 15 Cuddle parently. in Rome Jocalllle* but funeral notice in yer paper.? , | every respect. Douglas Motors, ’l o w COST REFRIGERATION Service, eom- llUHilaUve , 35 SeUric 44 Cenui ot Bditor— Fifty cent* an Inch. | OPPORTUNITY ...oc.'.'Emersan'V.Televiaion.Set- 16 Seine anyone trying , to. run. around.. Ihelr. TOOK OOOreKATlON -w m »" 838"Mahr xtreet.'" TRAl^PORTATIONr Btereiial and' domestic;' Bee- ■ our J. O; LORENTZEN. - - Alterations, MPotteeaive — tnepiee...... FSV-LObOd HeiKeHT Xn* iWi jioir csppsr water piping. New work. Choice—3 Different Bedroom pronoun 47 Kind e( ehOlSt own property In the altogether are BS APPRECIATED display, ot gufiranteed used refrig- IN 19 Myarage j, immediately arrseted, heat wave brother was six feet high. I 1950 OLDSMOBILE deluxe club 1941 Oldsmdbile 2-Dr. atora George H. Wllliama Aaso- 24-hour service. Manchester 3636. Situations Wanted—^Male 39 Suites S I Tower 50 BrazUlea Choice— 3 Different Living Room or not______^______I coupe, model 88. radio, heater, ftlstflii) 260 - Turppth#, BUCKLAND .1"' :vr~:-rrr' hydiamatlc.^^Beaunful condition TLtTMBlNG'lSMTiSItni]?^^ ’ suites— ^— ------■ .' -Bmllo'-l Manchestsi Phone 2-8585, nights The followiniT. p illio n is 30 Most palatable Indian 03 Native'em etaf throughout. Color blue.' Douglaa 1939 Oldsmobile Tudor Sedan. aces, oil burners and boilers. Earl BOY 15 Desires to motv lawns. Choice—3 Different Dinette Sets Winged' A Scotdhman walked up to a La Chapelle-Heulln, France, Yron 7891. available in our Gray Research 34 a bet' b y . placing 30,000 baaa on Motora, 333 Main. Van Camp. Tel. 2-5844. Phone 4651. "Deluxe” Range can be had. In­ Rarer v i 1 r 4 r f friend at the bar and began tail­ and Development Company ’in stead of Refrigerator or Television lOMeddleax ing him about a hunting trip. hli cheat And driving to hla breth- Lost anO Found BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. LINOLEUM Reuinaiita SOc square FOR GUARANTEED,,Fast Serv­ er'a bee-hl.va six mllei away with­ DID YOU HEAR QF THIS? yard. Asphalt tils, wall coverlhg. Buckland, Conn. Set.If you prefer. M Burmeee wood t 1 ' 8“ i Scot ■ W* shot a couple of ■^S T — Green Wallet, between New Gar Guarantee 156 Center St. — Manchester ice, plumbing and heating re­ Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 E-V-E-R-Y-T-H-I-N-0 sprite bear*, but the blggeat thrill was out getting stung one*.—Irma L, . Dons by rollable, well-trained pairs. Alterations or nev/ work, tracking yures. Ruff, Indianapolis Ind, 'Pearl atreet and Arthur’a. Finder Phone 2-4645 men. All Jobs guaranteed. Hall BOOKKEEPER TOY FOX TERRIER PUPPIES The Whole "Love Neat'* 30 Bound ll H n r n On These Cars- call Skelley Brothers, 1 Walnut "Albert’a” Low Price Only may keep wallet and money but Open Evenings Until 10 P. M Linoleum Co., 68 Cottage atreet. Young woman high school Male .and female. Ideal peta for 31 Collection c t Fiiend—What’s yurea ? please return other dOntenta to Vt 1950 Hud^n Club C ou pe- street. Telephone 2-8714. 3555.65 n r IT* Scot—I'll have a beer, thanka. The telephone rang in th* oSio* Pbona 2-4022,. evenings 6168 or graduate. Must have excellent children. RockvUle S-SS86. I saying! dt r of a theatrical Agent. ■ Pearl atreet or phone 2-0278. R e­ PETE DANZIOER’S Personally Price, in January wsz 5796.95 THg wQggy JL*. 33 Just aa they reached tha bottom Super 6, radio and heater. 8109. - seadfcStlsjmaiak Sun ' wn p .Voice—Hullo, 1 want a Job. I ward. selected used csrs at Clarke background iri bookkeeping Long, Easy, Convenient Terms! S3 He ia a popular B A P of thrir flaaaes, the friend re­ I960 Hudson Super 6 Sedan. Motor Salas, 301 Broad street. Moving—^Trucking-— and payroll duties. Accurate FREE Storage until- wanted re- marked; can aing, dance and juggle. DOORS -OPENED, keys fltUd, WANTED—Good home for two MV’KMV FINN Only The Best I BY LANK LONARD ; -L— actor Agent—So can a thousand oth­ tiOST—Man's wallet. Vicinity of I960 Hudson Commodore 8 Open evenings 'til 9. eopisd, vacuum cleaners, trone, Storage 20 typing essential to maintain little kittens. Phone 8836. gardlesa of ttrrie. FREE Delivery . N R i Friend—Well, I'll have to , be ' Mary'a Soda Shop. Copteina IT IU strala er people..and they're all out of guna, ' et«>., repeJred.— Shean, anywhere in Connecticut. If you WELUHElLEXrca mNOWlTl^ HE HASN'T FWtrKSOWS NQllTIMSm i going. Got to get home and do V vaiuahle papers: Call 8770. 4-Dr.—-Radio, heater, super* 1942 NASH Fbur-tfoor, 385:00. MANCHESTER PACKAGE Deliv­ personnel records. Congenial 41'*Xmaraldlila’' B U my chorea. . ■ ■ ^ ...... workv------, knives, mowers, etc put into con' have lib' means of irah s^ i^ tlon T060WmiyOU,HOUUHAN i m SAVE Him ASKEPVOU ALONE MOr PONT ACRAWM6 ROOM. M r. ficial value. Good engine and rubber, Oall ery. Locsl light trucking and atmosphere. Excellent work Live Stock—Vehicles 42 we will send our private "Courtesy 43 Point 1 Voice'-'Just a minute., don’t ditlon for coming needs, Braith- -ANC COME HOME WITH CLOSE TOA 7B7? y YOU JUST TAKEA THEHEUBEALOr 44 ’Scot- What chorea?' ■ 2-4247. package delivery. Refrigerators, ing conditi ns, A job worth in­ Auto" for you. No obligation. Certain H u. Friend—Beer, pteaae. Kang up. ■ I can play th* piano, Peraonnto 1949 Hudson Club Coupe-^ waite, 52' Pearl street. washers and stove mo^ng 9 HIWPAEP BUCKS ROOMETTE? OF DELEGATES ON 45 Buitle - walk the tight-rope and reoit* Heater, white wall tires. Ex­ vestigating.. SHOWN BY APPOmTMENT INTRAMHtfK THATTRAIN-ANPm L 1947 PLYMOUTH eupsr deluxe apeclalty. Phone 3-0753. RIDING HORSE for sale 3150. ONLY DAY OR EVENING Bridal path ' li 14 T 1* IT u H % 'Paradia* Lost’ , baekwardi. THE PROSPECT Hill School for POWER BURNERS and Range -ANPHEtLSe SURE SOME OF'EM Mistress -This food tastes ter- Agent -B o can all tha others. ceptionally clean. four-door aedan. Radio heater, Phone 6823 after 4 p. m. FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE nNCHMG EVERV WILL WANT TO HAVE ^ liancumbar s « young ohUdren. Pre-Kindergarten directional signals and plastld Burners expertly ^cleaned and AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co., local Please Apply at the IT e li"' hbl*: Did you aalt it ? YouV* wasting my tlma, Good- MR. ALBERT. HARTFORDS-0358 NICKEL' AQUCTUTTieSMK.' idgt holding New Cook - Yea'm, but I never > Kindergarten. Monday through McCLURE AUTO seat covers. All new tires. Phone serviced. Let us eerviee and re­ and long distance moving, pack­ Personnel Dept. S lid d by. pairair your washing machine or re- AFTER 7 P. M. 46-4995 used that brand before. It was Friday. Transportation fum l^' Sin Main Street Roolnille 5-7189. ing, crating and etorage. Service Poultry and Supplies 43 A—L r-B —E—R—T— g SSAl « > P 41 Voice—Just a minute. There's wlgeecator, Metra.Servlea. 3-0888,. caiiqd, .Bpanm,. .Salt#;...... ______• -ed. Mra. -Lela Tybur, dlreetar. tw ali '-parts o f the U, S. - -Cal! StNoatm 1 Midi one other - thing*' - . I’m- 44 dog,...— ...... Phhhe 2-9442~ GRAY >MANUPACT1[)RING BROAD BREa STED bronze tur­ 43 A tL Y N ST.. HAltTFORD • U n Phone 2-5787. CHEy^loLET 1949 Styleline d«- 6187. Hartford 6-1423. j Open Any Eve. Bv Appbintment 55 Vehicle Open Evenings 'Til 9 luxe 4-door sedan. Radio, heater. ALL TYPES of carpenter work COMPANY keys. Ffeah frozen. Ready any­ She--I heard that you're, the wadding Guest—What are you DO YOU OWN an old Easy Including repairs. Also building time. 8 to 22 lbs. Schaub's Tur­ Waterbury, New Haven: Meriden 50 Encounti h 1951 BUICKS, 1949-1950 Chevror One owner. 35 Irving street, Man­ 16 Arbor Street dancer in this state. waiting for? Washer? Watkins la giving,-ab- chester. lot for sale. F: Smith. Phone'3- Painting—Papering 21 key Farm. 188 Hillstown Road^ VBBTIOAL Ho—Yes, I'm no gobd at all 'MlnlaUr— Bride's fathar'a • a . aolUtely free, a new Easy Two- lets. Payments little as 313.80. 4848. when I’m sober. ' 1941 Chevroleta, 1941 Ford Sta­ Hartford, Conn. FATHER’S DAY 1 Endured' ■- plumber. He forgot to bring her. . Tub Spin-Dry Washer to the 1951 DODGE Wayfarer tudor FREE ESTIMATES. Exterior YOUNG Roaating chickens, ready ISraaUthield ■ owner of the oldest Easy. Call tion Wagon. Nothing down. sedan, gray, radio, heater. Signal STONE AND Brick mason, also painting. Have it done now. "A GOOD PLACE TO WORK" 'for the oven. Also live weight. CARNIVAL BT DICK TURNER -fa a fW atklnx Brothers, •■■989' Matit . .Xtauglaa.MolocA. 333. Main, atraat. lights; idwittneage, P fivtt«p»Tty . .oeimeivt .work. ~ VaXentlno Belluccl,. Phone- 2-1388i •No wwek-end - opdere taken- after 80 Birch street! Tel. 2-1601. „ atreet, for a Contest Entry 1951 BUICK SPECIAL RIVIERA selling. 3200 helowt celling. Call 6 p. m. Friday’s. Arnold Nelson,- Lamps, smokers, radios, TV. SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH Blank. PAINTING and paperhanging. Help Wanted—Mate 36 737 Lydall street. Phone 8906. BOozS AND bKR BUDDIES No Chance BY EDGAR MARTIN Coi^e, Radio, heater, D^aflow. 5891 after 6:30. •' RUBBISH Removed, lawns mowed Interior and exterior. Cabinet contour, lounge and sun Like new in every respect. Beau- UKB and odd Jobs done. Also light building; and building' contract­ chairs. Stop injmd sm our ex- WWi«.TWS:.Rt.«T U tVS “ tlfut Iwu-lone ftntsh: 'Douglas DB SOTO 1951 Sportsman—hard ____ .OPPORTUNITIES- _ av mjsO ’ -ft game room, cottage, living top convertible. Platinum gray ■ 'Iruckfhg; ' Call' Johnny 2-3749. ' ing. Cali Cliff; 2-4298. ' ArilcTeS Tor Safe 45 celleht' selection. O? UG PAW TOR i : room? Satin smooth, clear. Motors, 333 Main street. IN 6nsh, fully equipped. Perfect con­ COMPLETE Repairs by Stuart R. OCR (sREMHmiCAVl TSH.TSMV iSean, dry, well-niilled, V-Jolnt BUCKLAND 50% OFF on famous make Bat­ 1940 OLDSMOBILE Hub Coupe, dition throughout. Low mileage; Wolcott on washing machines, Repairing 23 teries. Written guarantees. 31.00 CHAMBERS FURNITURE VWStftHYG ,V40T S4i K notty, Pine Pafielllng. 8". F' six-cylinder. Ready to go, A 32.495. Call Mr. Podrove 5147 vacuum cleaners,, motors, small dowm, 31.00 weekly. Calso Serv- OWStV *. NVE. , VACM. ; 10" widths, random lengths, only The following positiqns are sharp littls car. Sect this one to. business hours; 6071 evenings. appliances. Pick u]^ and delivery. MATTRESS. Your old mattreaiea icenter. Tel. 4164, 4165 or 2-0980. At The Green HASNit OVlNl<>|. ■ 14c sq. ft. 10% cash and carry. day .St Bob Oliver's Center Mo. available in our Gray Research A-1. repair. Bales, 180 Main sterilized and remade like new. • Open 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. HVS TRM* McKinney Lumber A Supply, tor Sales. BUY THE BEST FOR LESS " ROYAL AND Smith-Cbrona port­ Phone 8597.' Calf Jones ' Furniture and Floor and Development,Company in ONCl , Bolton Notch. 1950 Studebaker Champion' Star Covering, 36 Oak. Tel. 2-1041. Buckland, Conn. able and atandard typewrii^esf. Evenings 7:30 bo 8:30 light Coupe-—Radio, heater, over­ Ail makes of., adding machines W a n t e d Transportation to New SIGNS LET’S TRADE NOW drive. DRILL PRESS sold or rented. Repalra on all Britain Teachers College, arrlv- ALL KINDS WE B u t and sell good used furni­ Stop Hers For A Better Deal 1650 Studebaker Commander Star Bonds—Stocks— OPERATOR makes. Marlow's. ture, combination ranges, gaa . ini^ 8:30 a. m. from June 23 to .... Silk SerMn Process Mortgages „ . 31 ’ August 1B; Tlear*' caH?-8278. light Coupe— Radio, heater, over­ Must have ability to ranges and heaters, Jones Furni­ 1952 I^ew.^36 Monlhir 8% drive. Printingf • LOXM, jjark rlcb CulUvated Grade FIRST AND Second mortgages set up from jigs and fix­ ture Store. 36 Oak. Phone 2-1041. lERALD Paper route for sale In 1952 Used—34 Months, 5% NKON SERVICE No. 1, 33 cii. yard. Grade No. 2, 1950 Packard 4-Dr. Sedan—Model bought for our own account Fast, 32 cu. yard Delivered in truck the vitinlty of t,ennx. end Brook- tures. Sharpen neces.sary f 1951 Used—34 Months 2382-5. Radio, heater. ED. TOMCZUK con6dentlal service. Manchester load lots. Screened sand and all USED WASHERS fleld streets. Phone 6314. tools. I 1940 Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan—Heat­ Phone 8268 After 5 :30 P. M. Investment Corp., 887 Main sizes stone delivered. Order now. Reconditioned and, 1949 (And Older Models) er. \ Used—18 Months. street Phone 5418. MACHINIST Nussdorf Construction Co. Phone Guaranteed 1949 Dodge Deluxe 2Dr. Sedan.. LIGHT TRUCKING—Also rub­ j ^ Antomobileg for Sale 4 bish removal. Phone 2-2591 or Experienced on all 3408. $10 And Up A1 ' '-’V OPP Out From Under BY V.T. HAMLIN \ 1-3 Do\^ Payment 1947 Chrysler 4>Dr. Sedan-i--Radlo, 2->855S.------■ ■ Business Opportunities 32 types o f production ma­ BOLTON — Building stone and ABC APPLIANCE CO. iraFORB YOU Buy a used oar heater, fluid drive. rvE ELUDB) riWILO- MU0T 8E A GOOD OMEN {aee Oorman Motor Sales.. Buick 1950 Packard 4-Dr.—Radio, heat­ chines. As.scmbly, back­ flagstone. Bolton Notch (^arry. 21 Maple St. er, green. Low mileage. 1946 Olds. 2-Dr. Sedan—Radio, EVED woman bv I TMEV SAY long a s A -I Sales and Service, 285 Main heater, hydrsmatic. Hoasehold Services ground helpful. Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode, Phone 2-1575 JUMPIN' INTO MANS GOT H e HA3',HED I atreet. Phone 3-4571. Open eve- 1949 Plymouth' Special Deluxe 4- 1041 Chev. Club Coupe Deluxe. Offered 13-A ri CANYON NOT TOO BAD OFF, I nlnga Dr.—Radio, heater, green. Please Apply at the LOAM FOR SALE, 310 per load COMBINATION RADIO and Vlc- L0U9V WITH TRUCK SPECIALS trola; also kitchen tsble with FLAT FINISH Holland window CANDY Personnel Dept, delivered Call 7195 between 9 1948 Dodge '.a Ton Pickup. and 5. six chairs. Call 5558. i 1949—1950—1951 1949 Ford Custom "8" 4-Dr.—Ma­ shades made to measure. All roon. 1948 Intemstinnal. distributorship GRAY MANUFACTURING CHEVRGLET DELUXES Studebaker Sales and Service metal venetisji bllnda at a new PEAT HUMUS. Excellent soil con­ USED 30-Gallon Copper Water I 1948 Dodger 4- Dr.—Red. radio and low price. Keys made while you COMPANY ditioner—top dressing. Phone Tank with aide arm gaa heater. CHORCHE8 MOTOR SALES wait. Marlow's. SPARE-TIME I TUDORS and FORDORS heater. .r— 80 Oakland Street 16 Arbor Street 6515. 55 Durkin street. Tel. 2-8316. Manchester 2-9483 WEAVING of bums, moth holes Hartford, Conn. I FULLY EQUIPPED 1948 Plymouth 4-Dr. Special De­ NO SELLING MAKE MOWING A PLEASURE. MAGIC CHEF Gas- Range. A-1 luxe—Blue, heater. 19,33, IfQRP four^oqr,. engine, and torn clothing, hosiery runs, ‘A GOOD PLACE TO WORK 32 down, 32 weekly. Buy the new condition. Reasonable. Moving. 'handbags ntpmlrbtf,'' ztpper ' w ■ Worcester Power 'Mower; ' ' FS'- “ Phone-3-18837' ...... r tJF TO 3g MONIHS TO PAY 1940 Packard 4-Dr.—Gray, heater. brskes and battery’ all new. $75." BULLDOZER OPERATOR want Phone 6378. placement, umbrellas repaired, mous Briggs-Stratton motor. 1939 C))ryaler 4-Dr.—Black, radio men’s shirt collars reversed and Large Nationally known «d. Muat be experienced. Cali Phone 4184. I Bob Oliver Always .Hk* and heater.------— I------Peter Laloahuia, 2-2558. - FULL BED SIZE Coil Bed Spring. 1950 FORD custom deluxe two- replaced. Marlow's Uttl« Mending company with oyer 2,500 deal- door sedan. Radio, heater. Posi­ Shop. , , STAMP COLLECTORS — Sup­ Phone 2-0098. ; Chevroleta WANTED—Counterman, for meat plies, New Issues, U. S., General. f. • ■ * SOLIMENE, Inc. tively like new. Beautiful maroon er.s representing it, has open­ department. Full or part time, Anlsh. H-urry!- Douglas Motors, Open. _’til, ,9_Wed„__Thu.rs.., Fri, . T.IL Dodire-Plymouth Cars Bunding—Contracting 14 Experienced preferred. Mahchea. Campress Stamps, 5 So. Main CHl-i-v Wfcil.KiiN. Planeic.'r They Like Poison BV RUSS WINTERBOTHAM 4MIiUW ^ CENTER MOTORS Job-Rated Truck* 333 Mbln...... ing for rc^ n sjble car owner .ter . rublic’ M a r k e t ,806. Main COLD6POT - Refrigerator,. . 325, "O f eoan* you*Y9 met Mr*.; dearl Remembef, > 161M AIKST; street. • r 634 Center Street 1951 CHEVROLET 2-Door De- GREAT EASTERN atreet. Phone 2-4727. A g THE *BY JOVE'EOCKETft AVAGT,8RANI>y, APPARENTLY ANTIB *‘lf you want SO-eent ataaka; why don't you run for the eilly little to deliver its candy confec­ PA4T THE 4PACE PLATFORM... WHAT OlOyOULBARtt THEY KILL MAMf 1949 BUtCK euper convertible Phone 5101 or 5102 Luxe. Powergllde. Fully equipped. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY WANTED—Partner for meat and EASY WASHING machine. Two pr«aid«nt inatoa'd of county judge?” Low mileage. Like new. Call 1947 CADILLAC MOTOR. Ex­ ABOUT THE FLYING _ BYPARALYZINEn. bBK/A^ I ,, BUGS BUNNY X coupe, radio, heater. Nice condl- Safe Place To Buy Used Cars tions to route of local accounts. grocery bu.sincaa. Dobaonyllle years old. Large capacity. Pries 2-0538. Home remodeling special­ cellent condition. Call 2-2558. T4AUCER 6BftM CULTUREGT THELME^T THAT GTUFF . . tlon. Original green flnlsh. Grab Public Market. RockviUe, Conn. 380. Phone 2-9952 anytime. MUGCLE^^A LIKE CANDY/ thLv snappy number. Douglaa ists. Residential and commer­ No selling of experience neces­ KNOTTY PINE PANELLING— Ol'GEA'GE FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER BUM BUNNY': \ Motors, 333 Main. 1952 DODGE. SOO miles. New WE HAVE THE CLEAN WANTED—Man for delivery work cial roofing, siding, gutters Only 14c *q. ft Clear, clean, dry, WESTINGHOUSE Laundromat CALLED 'YOU I car guarantee. Two-tone gray. USED CARS sary as company will train and and to aaviat in T.V, installation, twins. Washer used six months, Written Guarantee and leaders, combination well-milled, satin smooth. V- ANCHOOriA. 1949 CHEVROLET converUble. Your car In trade. Balance three Benson’s, 713 Main street dryer still micrated. Selimg house. Radio, heater. Excellent condi­ years, 5%. Call 2-0980. 1952 Plymouth Cranbrook 4-Dr.— aluminum storm windows. Joint; 6” , 8", 10” width?', random instruct. Earnings up to $5,- lengths. 10% off cash and car­ Must sacriflee, 3350. Phone Rock­ tion v throughout. See' "P*te,-" Lido green. Loaded with extraa. FOREIGN Employment construc­ ville 5-7281. Clarkb Motor Sales, Open eve­ 1941 FORD Super DeLuxe Station' 1951 Chrysler Traveler 4-Dr. Se­ “ We Make Your House 000 year possible spare time tion work. If interested In foreign ry. McKinney Lumber ft Sup­ nings. ' Wagon. Newly ,^^refinlshed. Gas dan-Heater, two tone gray. A Home" projects with high pay. write ply, Bolton Notch, heater. In excellent condition. BENGAL Combination gas and 1950 Chrysler Imperial 4-Dr.—Ex­ and through company finan­ Foreign Service Bureau, Box 295, GRAYj,Collier Carriage with mat­ oil stove. Used less than one year. COUNTRY, OVERHEAD See for yourself. Douglas Mo­ tra clean. Rndlo, heater. 24 Oak Street MetUchen, New Jersey. tors, 333 Main street. tress, like new. 325. Phone 2- Automatic. Perfect condition. 10 MEANS BIG SAVINGS i960 DeSoto Custom 4-Dr.—One cial assistance, should rapidly Laurel atreet. Phone 2-3922. owner, extra clean, ^ d lo , heat^K Phones 8271 or 8303 1097. — See Our Large Selection Of DeCORMTER MOTOR New and Used Cars Today l949 Pontiac' Chieftain 4-Dr.'—IRa- ” BERT LINDSAY build up into lucrative full USHERS w a n t e d : Apply Man- BABY’S Full size crib, also Thayer R. C. A. VllSTbR radio and phono­ w dio, heater, hvdrkmatic. ager. State Theater. graph combination table model. We Trade Wild SALES, Inc. ANDERSON 6-12 Window frames baby carriage. In excellent con­ 1953'Dodge—Radio and hiSater, 2- 1949 Chrysler Windsor 4-Dr.—R* time' business, with , $15,000 dition. Also .hathinette and Plays 10" and 12" records. Tone dio. heater. Extra nice. and sash with unique balance; WANTED—Carpenters and car­ I door deluxe. Low mileage. A bit SAYS: ‘‘We have a real aelec- 314.50 to 320.50 depending on bassinette.. Phone 6309 after 4. control. Cost 3129 new. in nice ^RlSCILLA’S POP Food For Thought BY AL VERMEER 1948 Chrysler Royal Club Coupo— year income potential. To penter's apprentice. Steady year condition, 360 with records. Phone saving. tion of glamour loveliea.” ■Size; 10% off cash and carry. 1953 Dodge Coronet Fordor Sedah Radio, heater, new tires. around work. Call 8298. Harry CAMP TRAILER with airplane 2-5732. I / 3 EXCEPT FOR A ) McKinney Lumber ft Supply, Bol­ qualify for dealership, appli­ Rylander. SHAME. IV L BET Y t U f ^ E U ' —gyromatic transmission, fully . See these today, low prices 1947 Nash Ambassador 4-Dr.—Ra­ wheels, South Bend machine BAD ALU OVER.. LITTLE PLACE < dio, heater, overdrive. Motor ton Notch. GLENWOOD Combination gaa fO H .O H ! PP/SC/LLA! Y.;': equipped. An excellent buy. New and. excellent terms lathe, car radio, refrigenator, IT'S MV YOU TOOK P IO M T DO W M IN MY TUMMV.. ^PLU JU4T tanb'N ..;.:.;jeac.auaranlMr. • completely overhifuled by us. cant must be definitely settled w-gae stove,. 74 School.street.. , * . and oil range, in gqqelM4tS, cMV .. ^ 1950 Buick Super Station W a gon - PRIVATE SALE—1951 all metsl standard, euitable for store use. dren's things and other Items. station wagon. One owner. As 379 purnside Ave. Greenhouse, business where someone else Radio, heater, dynaflow. Perfect AERO-LARI^ , East Hartford. 8-3091. basic requirements; may in- Price reasonable. Kemp’s, Inc., Call 5085 after'4 p. m. ' ■ throuffhont gqpd, as,new, .Sacrifice, duq to Ill­ furnislied all . the capital-.- .'763-Main atreet.-' ' AERO-WING ness. Phone 2-2186. 1950 Studetaker K Ton"^ r‘>=>0JPr- TRANSPLANTED Flowerli^ and xdiidaiihoiie number in appli- where ypur'* earnings were ES'l'ATE ELECTRIC stove, white As gbdd"'as liew; lo w mileage'. ■ AERO^AOE- Vegetable '"PlanTs. 'TSeranlums, FOR DAD’S Da y —A^-Reo-Royaf -enameh- twd offlce-cfaatrgr~seH1« condition. I Excellent Selection All ModeUs MAKE MOWING A eecUcldes, window boxes and wrist watch. Get yoiir order in CAPTAIN EASY 1941 Oldsmobile 4.Dr. Sedan—Ra- ■ PLEASU^j ^ We furnish you with proa- now for delivery Sunday a. m. “We should knew better then to play wMi • oerfctorew | :<;emetpf!y. vAses,. wqodlwd, G •L#aEA,.TWO ,Tjr SQYft'U HEAR PRECKLE8. a n d , HIBJPBIENPS - . BY IL C. B l ^ E R - ft -01ectrie. THAT PHOT AMD ■ —>' • mamifaoturer!r ■ ■ Excellent condtUon. e x c e i 2 e n t u s e d c a r . 32 down, 32 wee)tly buys the Phone 5191,. Brunner's T.V., 358 Reasonable. Tel. 2.1874. AIKSOATGl AND 8474, AOKUIftEIC THAT COME RUNMIMGi TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX 1648 Chevrolet Two Ton Chassis VALUES new Worcester power mOwer. You would be selling Dodge, East Center street. •/ OONT VMNT MSeg TD KNOW , / Famous Briggs-Stratton motor, Help Wanted— Female 35 COmD 761(^7610^6 BUT I'LL WORK ». ^S U -U ! OOMT SLAM 1 . and Cab—Ebctra clean truck. 1946 OLDSMOBILE BEAUTIFUL AF'RICAN . VIO­ Plymouth cars and Dodge YOU OVER RFORE I OOOR. F«SCKUS--Be vggirtOONg AWAY VYITHOUT Him /** Ready for work. ' 50% o ff on famous make batteries. SHIRT PRESS OPERATORS 40 GALLON WATER tank, also CARSO OUT TO TNB LETS. Choice named varieties. 9HIF ,O F F ««l»l THEV— l 1B48 Ford H Ton Panel—Woqder- SEDANETTE 2-DR. Five-day week and benefits. Ex­ Job-Rated Trucks, backed by PORTABLE -Phonograph. small gas heater. Phone 6612. L V C TV QUMT/ , Written Guarantees Call 3337. Phone WMO ■ ful eondiUon. , An immaculate' Slack car. perience not necessary. Apply millioNR of dollar.* worth of 7905. /■' 1J947 Dodge Custom 4-Dr. Sedan— Fully equipped. 31.00 Down—31.00 Weekly In person. New Model Laundry, advertising. DARK OAK round extension table i Radio,, heater. : Roofing—Siding 16 73 Summit street. and matching buffet. In perfect ^1 ^ 7 Chevrolet Styleqlaster 4-Dr. CALSO SERVICENTER . Naturally we prefer men Building Materials 47 condition. Price reasonable. 21 - -rn I —Radio, heater. 1948 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. FOR GU.\RANTEED Roofs that WANTED—Gltle for ehlrt press­ Huntington street. Phone 3796. 436 Center Street stay on 4n any kind of storm, and who hkve had some selling ex­ KNOTTY PINE PANBLUNG, ^948 Pontiac 2-Dr. Sedanete—Ra- SEDAN Tel. 4164, 416S, 2-0980 ing, Experience not necessary^ , dio and heater. glitters; conductors and roof re­ Good hours and tgagee. Apply perience but this is not abso­ 6", 8”. 10" widths, random CLOTHES REEL,, new heavy' M45 InternaUonal Ton Pickup Special deluxe. A lovely pairs, Call Coughlin 7707. In person. Maple Dry (Jleanera lutely necessary, as we have lengths; well • -milled, satin duty. 200’ line. Reasonable. Phon* I —All new Urea. Four speed blue car. Fully equipped. and Launderers. 72 Maple street. an excellent training program. smooth, clean, clear, dry. 14c 8496. I transmission. Garages—Service—* WE s p e c i a l iz e in rooflhg and sq. ft. 10% off cash and carry, Siding. Highsst Quality./ ma- m WANTED—Part Time Secretary. ^938 Chevrolet 4-Dr. Sedan. Storage 10 Phone McKinney Lumber f t Supply, ( Many, Many Others 1951 CHEVROLET BEL-AIR teriala Workmanship guaran-' Raymond E. Gorman Insurance Bolton Notch. Machinery and l|ool8 52 i Save At STORAGE Space 24' x 40'. Also teed. A. A. Dion, !nc„ 299 Autumn Agency. 6460. A gorgeoug black and yel­ two slngla car garages. Inquire MR. SOLIMENE USE BOO harrow, mowers, side I BARLOW MOTOR SALES low, Loaded. street. '?bone 4860. Diamonds— Watchc 643 .North Main street. Phone 2- CORSETIERE — Opportunity for rakes, hayloaders. Selection VIC FLINT A Deal For A Danse BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY ' Wapplng. Conn. MANCHESTER — RooBng and two women over 27 to learn the at 5101 For An Appointment Jewelry 48 Farmalls, Allis-ChainTers, Oliver l i f t ___S— . Open Until 9 P- M. and Bimdays 2302. Siding Co. Also all types ot paint­ coreetry profession. Good repeat tractors. Terms. Dublin Tractor upriej, ffrurraggr, J I v - p - v o n 'r — VOULLP-P- Bucn.wK A U RIdHr, POVG. YOU Phone 6404 1949 CHEVROLET CLUB ing and carpentry work. Guaran­ business. Good income. Give LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re- Co., North Windham Road, Wll- . pairs, adjuata watches expertly. r Tiap mob MLLio 'SKnow v*r. PROWM7DU CAN KMOWWHiae FUNTD CHEVROLET Aero Sedan. COUPE Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 teed work. Phone 7691 for free iflione. Write Box G, Herald. . limantic. 3-3217. ACCHgK FOCUS, HOM PUT r u . F-C- TVeCHiMBIN MAKS A estimates. Reasonable prices. Open daily, cno-THBvpoiT ^VF-FajoeLiT Twn 'Tuir , heater. In excellent con- Deluxe. Fully equipped. WANTED TO WORK Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce Beautlful two-tone blue. AVON PRODUCTS will help SEE THE NEW Ferguson side wrrwouT a t r a c b l A ^ p — FRB 1947 NORTON Motorcycle. • All housewives earn in their spare IN . / street. Phone 2-4387. delivery raUe at Midway (Mirage, *A scarce model. Hurry! Douglas renewed. Inquire 76 Birch atreet Motors. 333 Main street. ALSO GOOD USED TRUCKS Roofing 16sA time. Write District Manager, SERVICE STATION and 1123 Main street. South Glaston­ and JEEPS 1948 HARLEY-DAVIDSON 74— North Branford, Conn. GARAGE bury, Conn. Phon* Glastonbury 329.95 PER MONTH will deliver ROOBTNG.. Specializing In repair­ Garden—rarm— Dairy 3433. Home of the Fergnaon 30. r< Stop in toda.y we’ll be sure O.H.V. Very good condition. Ful­ ing roofs of all kinds Also new WOMAN OVER 28^Intereeted in Products 50 one of our guaranteed used cars. ly equipped. Call 6002 after 5. A Man and a Boy 1946-1952. and your old car. Why you’re satisfied at roofs. Quttar work, ta^lmneys present at well as future income. cleaned, repalreo. 26 years''ex. Ambitious and anxious to -get See Van For Interview At RHUBARB for freezing or can- Musical Instruments 53 .wait Trade now. Easy terms. nlng, 20 lbs. ; rhulmrb roots, McClure Auto. 373 Main. Cell 2- Bosiness Services Offered 13 perience. Free estimates, CaU ahead. Write Box J, Herald.* 3 1 p ii2 . Open evenings. • Howley. Manchester 5361. VAN’S SERVICE StATIOI^ seven for ft. O'Connor, 171 Union NEW USED, RentaUi Reeda. DeCORMIER MOTOR CARPENTER will frame unfinish­ CANDY STAND attendanta want- street. Phone 5698. strings, mutes, stands, acces­ ed upstairs rooms. Reasonable. , and GARAGE 2948 CHEVROLET Asro Sedan. - SALES, Inc. ro. Apply Manager, State^hea- 427 Hartford Road sories. r.,ep*irlng. Certified in­ sSladio, heater, attractive two- CaU *-4291. Heating—Plnmbing 17 SPECIAL SALE OF PLANTS — struction. Music for all eccah- Manchester, Gonh. Tomato, 25c doz.; Bun Nose Pep- Aone green finish. In excellent 24-Maple St. Tel. 8854 EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat­ alons. Ward Krause, 87 Walnut SModltion. A scarce model. ASSISTANT For doctor’s office. pern 25c doz.; Cabbage, ISc doz.; 5336. UOHT TRUCKING. Also rubbish ing. Plugged drains machine Must Apply In Person Lettuce, 15c doz; 67 Florence iDouglaa Motors, 333 Main street Manchester Must have typing ability. State and aahes removed. Fboas 2-3781. cleaned. Phone 6497. experience. WrlU Box U, Herald. , No Telephone Calls street. OTHER ADVS. ON PAGE 8 \ 1 I TvmpM Chapter. No. .%$, Order Of Um Kaatem Star, will meet in tha Kaaonlc Temple tomorrow at t ^1. m. A ola»» of candidate! will ba ihittated and refreahmenta will be aatvjwl te .Mr>, Florence Walah_ The Cpyehant - Congregalltmal and her committee. Church will holi an Important buaineaa meeting tomorrow eve­ ■rfa daughter bom June 3 to ning at 8 o'clock. The church la Mr. and Mra. Trvlnit Ruaaell haa nalaing a fund for redecoration At exiactly 10 a. m. on June ly,'" baan named Cheryl Ann. Mra. Rua- and repalra to the church and par- aell waa the former Dottle Decker, aonage property In preparation traffic In Manchester 8nd / f h e daughter of Mr. and Mra. Law- for the obaervance of Ita 80th an- l,atate’a 168 other towns will be . ranee -.O.e<;lf?r,. .b)r, ft»,. Woodland .jt\lyemary In the fall. Nearly, two; , l.haJtad... and ..pedestrlana ...Will . ..be . atraat. The paternal (franoparenta thifda of the eMlmat^ amouhV re­ 1 herded Into buildings designated aa “““'" f l o o r are Mr. and Mtl. Calvin C. Ruaaell, quired haa been ralaed. '' bomb aheltera. MAILING ADDRESS: RFD, MANCHESTER ■r., of Newport, R. 1. i According to Hermon O. Schen- ._Miaa-Alva..JE..^!^iler8ntract boma of Mm. Jacob Sandala, 28 pany. government's present Regulation Passage was by v6(ce vote. Court Rule May Fore Brookfleld atreet from 1 to 4 p. m. In 10 minutes It will be over— 'The bill waa a compromise of Hoae Company No. 2. 8MFD, ""X” which seta the required down separate mearurei passed \ previ- All Haddaaaah membera and their but those 10 minutes yvHI show just . purchase of new friabda are cordially Invited. • will hold a fire dHll Friday night pa.Vment for G. 1. tnialjr by the Senate and the at 8 o'clock. All membcm are how well the organization and the homes. The government ea.sed Urged for public can cooperate In a practice House. \ • Use of T-Il Mancheeter O r a n g e membera aaked to meet at the Center hoae Re-Illation X terms 'earlier this ___ houae. run- to.,shelter and saffety. w eek., It carries ao actual appropria­ wUl vlalt Wapping Grange tonight ller«if.' HImttf. It will, be the flrst trial of each Of Murder tions but authorizea a p'rograim uid put on their travel program. Tlte new aign located on the roof of '"rhe Friendly Bank" la philnly visible from Ijie Cen­ Control Suspended Reich Pact The Center Church Senior Choir ter. Of ittainlesa at.eel leltcra two feet high and floodlighted at qight It la immediately aeen town's Civil Defense development, SEALY MAHRESSES ...... $29.95 and up Consumer credit controls, which which must be financed tty later Procedure will pold Ita regular rehearaal to­ and the results will tell what muat leglalmtiom > by all . traffic turning Into. Main atreet from north, eaat and weat. A'almilar aIgn deaignating the regulated down payments on au­ Neurriberg, Germany, June Advertlaament— morrow night at 7:30. - be done to tighten the organization Forniiila tlnchaiiged new Colcheater hank na a branch of the FIral National Bank of Mancheeter la alao contemplated. tomobiles, radios and many other kpnn, German.v, June 11— Washington, June 11—^ and to train the public, and to co­ , ltein.si, were auapendtd recently. 11— (/P) —rA U. S. Arm y .RaaponaJble., jn,eyt ,aji(J .ua,ed , car -■.'A ..daugbtftr. waa bp.m to. ^ ordinate -tt jUI into.. a , closely.-knit The bill makes no change In (/P) \ — President • Theodor The House cbminlttee's de'cisftm, eourtmartial.... today _ fpund the present formula by: which — The Senate, Hticking hy it* aaleaman wanted. Muat be ex­ and Mra. Benevenulto Canall. RFD state defense setup. '’8 , - HtieflsHodfly «ji|)ealed to the atand'that PreBldehl TruriiSft" 4, Rockville, on June 8 at the Young GOP Clerk Listfl Schedule FireiiieiiTle-jElect I f ' Anally approved hy Congress, Pvt. Richard A. Hagelberger, states muat match some of the perienced. Chryaler and Plymouth Schendel said today that the would mean they could not be re- Federar-Constitutional Court Hartford Hoapital. For Making Voters RNE BEDDING 19, o f Chula .Vista, Calif,, funds put up by the federal gov­ should use the Taft-Hartl^y daalarahip. See Gill Motor Salea, polic.e, auxiliary police. Are depart­ Imposed. to rule w ither the approval m Union Street, Rockville. Meets TonM>rrow -Co. 2 Officers ments, pnd the amateur copnniuni- 768 MAIN STREET TEU 5880 guilty, of murder in the car­ ernment for conatructlon and act in the steel crisis, to^y. Cecil kittle and children of the ,1A other important actions, the planning. of both Hoosea of Parliament .Town Clerk .Samuel J. Turk- cationa team will participate local­ committee; ' bine slaying of two German . rejected another move to give Silver Lane Sunday School will ly. Schools will hold air raid The amounU authorized, all for ifl needed to Vat if y the Euro­ 1 him the plant seizure powefl civilians last April. conduct an open air chlldren'a The Young Repiihllean Club of Ington haa ahnnuneed the fol- Center Hose Company 2 of the 1. Stipulated that the support io.wlng.. scbpidula ,-fpr .Hta.-ntaH: - J '■drills, and aome Industrial plants Brices . for six basic agricultural Hagelberger, a Ull, allm, sol­ each of the two yearse , pean Arm y treitj.y. he asked. ’*•' meeting.' at th*. top o f Drive F..to-, ManchMttif tm h h id *n ofjfahlxflP^ 1'Snuf.h Man'cheiftpif Fire' Depart-'t'wltT ptlf'W^ or-' Primary highway'ayatem? 'g47 t4- ■ The /fat* of'- 'Chaineebor Kemrsd' morrow evening- at 7 o'clock. A Ing of voters;. .,.. . commtmitles^^brh,* 'wB''ekt7’:c'lrtt6h', dier; heard the -verdict ■withsures'- frtmle gtjverritneht dmclUi w e i^ ' tional meeting tomorrow night at meht retained 'in office for an­ ganlzatton Into opemtlcm. peanuts,' tobacco" and rice-- shall presafon. million dollars; secondary ays-- Adenauer's plana to kllv-Jtla coun­ of the opinion the Senate atapd vlaual aid! Bible atory will be pre- June 18, July 23 and Aug. 20, tem, 185 millions; urban area try pqllticaIly~'a'iW mltUairily with aented. the Whltnn Memorial Library fiom 8 to 8 p. m.; .Sept. .13 and other year fts present slate of of­ not be leas than 90 per cent-parli The court recessed and will pass would virtually force Truman to sentgnee tomorrow morning at 4 ■primary highway system, 137'i the West may hang do the de­ atartlMg-at 8 o'clock. 20, from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.; ficers at the company’a annual ty. Present law allows them to turn to the T-H law, which fit meeting last- night. ■------be supported on a sliding scale a. m______-...... mlllinna;, -expediting,. conatrucUnn ClSlolY. _ __ -dlallkea.- In an effort to and- tha Hwdquarters Membera of King David Lodge John H.vde,” pfcafdent 'inf the Sept. 17, from 5 to 8 p. niv; Adenauer's goveirimeni; which No. 31, lOOF, will meet at the .Oct. 11 and 18, from 9 a. m. to Re-elected were Victor Johnson, varying frqm 78 to 90 per cpnt. • Hagelberger la the second sol­ and improvements of interstate atrika o f 850,000 CIO steel. work» eliih, hOpea to aIgn up a large RUMMAGE SALE . 2. Denied the administration’s highways, 25 mUllore*; controls only the Bundestag j low­ era. FOR Walkina Funeral Home at 7:.30 to­ 8 j). m.;- and a special 'Se.s.slon foreman; Joaeph Trueman, aa- Sponsored By The dier to be convicted of the -slay­ er housel, contends that the AYmy nucleua for the new organiza­ Hlatant foreman; George Ecabert, request for restoration of the pow­ ing of the two Germans on a Ipne^ Forest highways, 32 1-2 mil­ TTtere was no sign, howevaY; night to pay reapecta to Edward tion, and everyone la Invited to for those per.aona w'ho can not i Silhouettes Driint Corps treaty and the companion p esn .second asalatant foreman: Walter j er to Impose livestock alaughter- ly road near Neiistadt, lions; forest development roads that the administration contain- '' E. riah. attend. become qualified votera of SATURDAY, JUNE 14 contract with the West need only KnoTski, secretary; Burt Lehman.! Ing quotas. ' His companion, Pvt. John F. and trails, 22 1-2 millions. plated any Imminerit gctlori. A apokeaman. for the rluh aaid Manchester until after Oct. 18 9:30 to NOON the approval of the Bundestag. The Married Couplea Club o f the nr before election day. The trea.surer; and Harold Perrett and Dnbaonvtile SchoOlhouac House la Hopeful Vigneault of Goffs Falls, N. H., 18 Million for Parkways Defeated M-28 .South Methodlat Church will have It la planning a full acheduir o f : Winslow Wright, stewards. who flred the actual shots, was Separate Suit nied Senator Morse (R.. Ore.) offer­ summer and fall proJeet.s to aasiat | hours for this session have Public In\1trd Parity, aa the term Is used for Also, national park road-s and Ita family picnic thla Saturday at not yet been set. Clnrcnee Qiambers was named farm commodity prices, la a price convicted and sentenced' to death ■=■--■1716 Bundesrat (upper house) ed the new aeisure proposal in tha ForeafPark ln:Spi1ngfleId from 11 the Republican Town committee trustee for the next three years on May 22. __ trails, 10 millions; parkways on is dominated"' hy the opposition Senate. It. was alapited down 54 >n Ita cam’paigna in the local, state i declared by .law to .be. fair to both, public lands, 10 millions; Indian a. m. until dark. Thoee pTannlrig to and Commissioner Jack Gordon The case had aroiiaed wide- Sorlnlisls, who hope to defeat latl- 'v ^ T- HerslO Photo. to 26. — . and national elections. He aaid farmers and consumers. It la cal­ roads and bridges, 10 millions; for flcatlon of both pacts when they THe smiles are mutual aa Cheney Brothers and Local 88, Textile Workers ITnlon of Amerlrn, CIO, ■ Miwse argued that the Taft- attend art requealed tn_ return was chosen delegate to the flre- culated by a formula taking ac­ apread anger among Germans. sign a liqw Ave year oontraat that become* effective Aug, I, Henry R. Mallory, executive vice ureal- their formk to George M. Rueaell, J’.lfJl? f9i:u!.ulated to man> convention,...... 4 aid In constrticttpn of the Rama come befoj» ParJlaroent. T h e . So­ Haftiey. law., Which jHirmlU anti- round " up' iicw votcra! ' register Slate PTA School count "df'pHCerbf things farmers - Vigneault admlttied the shooting foadjib I^l’ca'rajniai '4’ mTllldhs'; Tn- dertt'of Thf Coirtpah.v, haa Jtaat’Mgnea hla' name to'the agreement 'add'{kuiSeii the peri 'to ria'nk RrilHy^^ 398 Main 4tr«et. but said Hagelberger had urged cialists have alread.v appealed to strike injimcUons, would not as­ Manchester's large number of In­ buy and consequently varies with ler-Am’erlcan Highway lii Central the court 'in .a separate suit ask­ president of the union. Thla la the thlid long-term contract entered Into between the parties. Shown sure production of iteel. changes In those prices. him to do It. Hagelberger' had at the signing ceremonies, held In Cheney Brothers main office this morning, are from the left, Michael dependent voters sa Repuhileana For New Officers America. 8 millions; for surveys ing that it rule that the pacts re­ .'‘Americana have been deluded and atlmillate Intcreat In the town Throw Thom Away Membera of the Houae conirAit- pleaded Innocent,. on Indian reservations, 3 1-2 mil­ Klelnarhmidt Of the union; Matthew Baton, vire president of the union; Reilly, Mallory; C. Foster still plenty of wear left In quire an amendment to the fed­ into a conclusion that there la I In the pnlltIraJ issues now un- tee were hopeful of completing lions. eral constitution. Such a - ruling Harry, vire president In charge of manufacturing; and R. E, Wright, knduatrial'relations manager, both Rllaworth Mitten TRUSS FITTING ahoek repaired here. 8 o m e thing about Taft-Hartlsy I der discussion. The Manchester TTA Council la their bin tomorrow. Treasury Balance would make ratification almost of Cheney Brothers. that would" keep steel production la Right: aponaoring n school of instruction Other sums authorized were: He also said. the.group hopes to By AKRON GradiiatMi Experts A controls extension bill, draft­ For additional work on the Impossible, since a twq-thirds ma­ going." Mprsa told the Senate, and RanqM, Rsfrfgsratets Mancheeter’ ’ Renllora- . organize a aot-lal program for the for hew'ly elected officers and com­ ed by the "Senate Banking commit­ ■\VaaKlngton, June —^Tlie' ^Itlmore-Waahington' Parkway; jority would be required In parlia­ added: — can give you better mittee . chairmen of local PTA Alao Abdominal Supports, Elaa- SAMYULYES ' coming months. tee, la now under debate In the position of the Treasury June 9: 1 1-2 millions; emergency fund for ment. Washcn fHid All aervlee. For reeulta call units toisloriow at 7 p. m. at the Uc Hosiery, and all types of Shoe Repairing of the Bet­ Senate. It calls for extending "It just ain’t so." 1 The Young Repuhllcan Club wa.a use by th* commissioner of Pub­ SoclBliat Leader Kurt Schu­ To Invoke Taft-Hartley now, a Manchieeter Realtor. Bowers School. ter Kind Done While -You wage, price credit controls for Net budget recelpU, 1140,463,- OthsT AppIkmcM ; aqtlve during the last election, and aurgirni appliances. Piivtte Fit­ W alt \ ■ and lic Roads, 10 millions; defense ac­ macher tonight called'on the Ger­ Republican Fight Looms Mdrse said, would pul the govern­ s ntimher of Its pmpnsill.a were Experienced offlcem from the ting Room. eight months, until March 1, 1953. 888.40; budget expenditures, 3182,- man peaple to join his party In State PTA organization have been 15 MAPLE STREET cess roads. 50 millions, and Presi­ ment “ on the aide of the employ­ JARVIS REALTY ailnptrd - lor-ally. .Several of the 'Ibe Senate bill haa become a 368,159.76;. cash balance, „|4,680,- dent's Highway Safety conference, Schumacher in a broadcast from ers." Phone Man, 4112 engaged to talk on polirlea and Opp. Rrat National Store nw JW.HALCeou members of that group have Parking Lot. vehicle for debate over the steel 113,883.05. 3150,000. his sick room, cautioned that re­ M o r s e 's plan would have Open • a. m. to ■ p. m. procedures of PTA, and to condurt Quiiin’s Pharmacy eriais with numerous amendments arming of West Germany will not found 'lUaeea on the Republican dlanisaion groups on special sub- On Southern Delegation authorized plant aalsura, with Town oon>mlttee. HAknored Guest.F«*Phooey! offered .tq deal with If. dtcengUiy'n western .defenses b*- power to calaa the workers’ .par. Ject.s aueh as duties of officers, Chairman Spence (D., KY) told and stlza part of the plants* program. publicity, ways and caure. he said; Add new comfort and convenience to .vour home . . . reportara there waa no diacuaalon “ For. every^.idtvlsltfn ralaed In profits. The sstsuHi' would be Um- meana and room mothers. All In the House committee of writing ' Chicago, Juna (TP) — : y ■ 'y E" Manche.ster officers and commit­ finish off your attic! Sec us for the practical plan.s and West "German^Ate .Communists lts4taj...... “ SpeeiarTriluile In tha Byrd amendment, adopted Red • I Prisoners Murder ■ - will oreste anhTOr In Bast Osr- Sen. Beb«4- ' ^ lwlnV#^Q tsndsd tee chairmen are urged to take ' th<^ versatile remodeling materials you will need to do Jhy ..V).9 Sfmate. late yesterday. Fine Delays tightened control qypr Repdh-r B' J."J.V t C o adyanlage , , of. this ,qppQrlunlty«l the' job; Whaty-rnnrT. tn* usiBg o u r crinvenieril 'ihorithly msny and in tha long run' thers After F«»r Oil i iOtieer II ' pretdaloif,' “liionab'f^!' by JjvlU ba «M iB/tlM mUlUuat. r liM n -.CdJiv4eallo6-;.ii6cUaery4 Other PTA members who are par-1 BMAtot Byrd Vs.), ddte on tlcularly Interested are invited. | payment plan you can fit the moderate cost of home re- 15 Juniates in Koje Pen situsdion." with the appknnt intention | modelinR to your income. ' ..... the President to use the Ttgft- • - The Bantly OH-Company of 331 Leaders of tha "round table dia- : -■Hertley-Iqw-hi'the-steel-diepett!— Train-Two Mlllltm ' \ .of.iighUi^vjgorousl)LiQr the;, ciisslnn groups will be Mrs. Ray- i East Osrinsri ’government IsU- ^ T o t e M CaH ManchMfur's Stwurogt Sptclalitta Main atreet 1* one of H4 'Tide Wa­ Drop in NOW . . . our expert adyi.sors will be glad to Egort la Made seating of southern delegates! ter .Associated OH Company eas- mond John.son and Mra. C. C. ] An effort was made in the Houise , Koje Lsland, Korea, June 11’—(/P)—-Communist prisoners srs have announced plana for a Ixmnabury. both vice presidents of j -help you tackle any home improvement program. Free national army and. the militant favorabhi to him ishioft : tern distributors who will be paid eqmmittM tqj adopt the M ex- of war in Compound 77 murdered 15 fellow POWs in a night of Taft ot ike , ..Tha. .Lop., arrangement. commit-:, ' apaclal' tribute- for more than 2ft the State PTA:' Mrs^ CtlarJea (^te. j estim ates .Uirdc,, then noeekly siirtend^ed fo.TJni^ J^*ti6nft.trpoiw, : . TOL SAVE TWO WAYS: fornier chairman of memberahip; 'kbs begun-to' train it * two mHIIort- lea's choice: ytsterday of Gen, yssrs''aaaneiatlon with the Com­ . (CoBtinaed .Oai iNge 'Twdve) dayiordispersal to sinaller stockades. American guards seized ' Sen. Robert A t T e t t o i Ohio, i (I) LOW PRICE . . , the moat modern equipment and ma- pany In ceremonies st the Hotel from the Hartford district: and; mem ber in shooting and para­ Douglas UacArthur as keynoter, By CHARLES WELSH and the selection of Taft backers New York, June fit—(ffV - author o f the law, and an ':a spin% ehlnary In ConneeHeiit makes pnasible a BETTER JOB at a Clarldge In Atlantic City, N.-J.,, Mra. Alfred Tj'sehen, present di- i FHA AVAILABLE . ; . PLAN BOOKS . . . seven of the ooropound’a-leaders'll' chuting'. tomorrow night. rector from the Hertford District - ADVISORY SERVICE! after tha group had been shifted. Harrisburg, Pa., June 11— to fill other major convention One of the top advisera in for the Rapubllcan . -prastdei^nr LOWER PRICE lY lO M A T IC * ky IIRAII PERREIAIX Bchumlcher said the pacts nomination, helped'Isad .a aucofld^ The local distributor will receive PTA. The Red leaden w en put In Isola­ would bind West Germany ao that (fp) —-PenneylvaniD’’* Gov. posts, was dictated down the 11ns Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhflwer’fi (2) YOUR JOn'iR ENGINEERED . . . all septle tanks. Draln- Fiat WATCNIS SINtI U ll Congress Told j alon of rebuff* to th*‘'Wh}t# HousB aga and aewer lines am Installed under the watchful sui>er- a b)Y)nze plaque for more than 2.1 Refreshments will be served, af­ State Platform tion cella Other Red prisoners In lany positive change in the future .lohh 8. Fine, whom many Re- by the Ohioan’s camp. ■ - campaign for the Republican central'Sexerclae ground of tha Kii th* aeisurh laiiue. At day’s endf: vMon of a Dminago Engineer. RBBtll.Ti You are protev-ted 1 years of handling Tide Water pro-, fording an. opportunity for PTA would be Impossible. He declared puhUl^''leaders say may be The action served notice on sup- presidential nomination aaid against coatlv hlundera . . . A RIG RAVING. An engineered job ducts. officers from different achoola U> TM flifiaulle-liUtlindtruledtdwneaf hew enclosure, then refuged, to rat jit would be Mohomlealjy impoasl- irtsrs of Gen. Dwight D. Elsen- Tatt told'i reporter: i' Of Demo crats About Commies tbff "s in g le inost im portf"+ today..ihat aelection of Gen. CottgTiaa to Aet- glvon you LASTjlNG AND SA'nSFACTORY RERUI.TR. become acquainted. Ritnl in s*lf-windin| wilchts. So Mntitiv*, THE MANCHESTER turn . to their compound but sul­ ble for West Germany to pny the W er, Taft’s chief rival fter- the The* Manchester Council at Its lenly complied when a company of delegate' to the GOP natioi lOP presidential nomination, that Dougiaa MacArthur aa GOP "Thla was a diwcL anawar lh< tlijhtist nwvemint ktept it wound. So promised defense contribution and recent executive board meeting ap; American troops rashed up. predicted a lowering of living convention, is today unc(mi-| here will he no quarter tat^ha-bat­ ke,vnoter waaViui attem pt to the Preitdent's rs q i^ t for cen:pltMy pricUcnl, it thru|t nil thnek Is Made Public On Koje -Island greas to act. OongnM ltaa' pointed the following chairmen LUMBER COMPANY A leader of tough prison pen 86 standards aa the result of the re­ mitted, undecided and unim­ tle oyer disputed soutWrtm votes atMmroIler the convention Be tafe!.. . Be Sure! 500 SETS OF for the council: Mrs. Raymond and wotkt under watar. So initninuilf —holding 2,700 North Korean of­ .Government offloials seemed arming. pressed by the excitement his which may go a long way toward for Sen. Robert A, Taft. Srhaller, legislative; Mrs. R. L. aimpta, you need nivir tear axpaniiv* n- 255 CENTER STREET TEL. 5144 .Hartfold, June U — A aec- ficers and 650 enlisted men—waa Washington, June IL —tPI—K “The treaUcs do not give tha determining tha "^winner; be generally agreed that TiRfc CALL Calcen, publicity; Mrs. Ronald tfqn of the proposed Democratic shown the shambles of Compound Houae aubcommittee .protntaed to' equality to Germany for which the stand has created. This complaint against ths sr- man's personally-dsUyered rmiud^ SEAT COVERS pairi Saa the new, thin and handamM The keynoter anlgnment for rsngemsnUi cqmmlUss for the, Llngard. program. In ad:pei,_.treae-; tl.onal jspnventlon, . Hep.. ?lkes .CD., yia,), said .hla lT.am,.Jully -temacioua of- ...the hower .UUS'mnml«g,.Haginaiv salAi, Iran OU J0 !fUm| “ StATfCIfESTER " '•■ urer. AjuiulG seasIdniB 'of the .G'eiienil" same w e p ." - :Army ApppoprlaCl'oris subcomriilt- Data from. Jail Five bodies were found In Ha also la undecided as to when high honor and dL'riinction Involv­ "The nomlnsUon should not be The. executive board, plus the Aeaembly, with those In the even tee will tell abotit the testimony ed but equally aware of its deep decided by machine tactics. We three elected delegates from each numbered years devoted exclusive­ trenches and another in an aban­ Monday of Secretary of Defense London, June 11— (58 —The he will make up hla mind on that The Hague, the NetlMrlandR doned well. British government flatly denied candidate. When he does, he 'aaya, obligation,’' UacArthur - told knew the srrengements commit­ June' i l —(dhr-Iran told th* Int*i^ local unit, compose the entire ly to budget matters. Lovett and Gen. J.'Lawton Collins, tee waj pro-TafL ,1'm surprised council. An “ integrated and nnlfifd sya- One victim’s hands were tied Army Chief of Staff. They "clear- , a newspaper report t4>day that it will ba “on lasuaa and not on Oahrielaan. "I frankly , have grave national Court of JusUc* tbdiK AUTOliAATIC t4un Gecid. kdmlniatra-i behind .Itls hack., Otjtert! had .been .ad up..a.number of pointa''.fqr the ,ail sorta .of things hav"* brea doubts of my ability to fulflll its that If it ruled In ths dispute o v s i - tlbn."^'^ / beaten arid ropes'were taiit arouri'd' subcomtriRtee; Slkea said.' going tri'and'out of tHe^inTefl' (OsuWaaeg *■ Paga »weety-#ew> - '...(OepUmMa.aw Paga.n*S')'< the Anglo-lranian-'r’atoiiCBBspaiiiK:', ' Abolition of county government. the necks. The Houae yesterday tentative­ of Imprisoned atom spy Klaus However, In riew of my selec­ there might be "trsgic cona*qun|H A,, district court ayatem to ry- Twenty antl-Red prisoners scaled ly accepted the Army report on Fucha^ncludlng Fuchs himself- ...... '3^ tion, I accept with a real sense of ces" In Iran. ' , - ; riA M PA X placalElw' munlei'lpat eoarte. ■ 'barbed wdre -fenees during , the the prison Island. Hut It voted , to grateful appreciation." Prot. Henri Rolln. counsel fo i Creation of departments of men- night. They said Red leaders had ask the State depaitment for niore London, Wedn'eaday, 'June I i— Although' there 'hsd'l!i*8n'‘ ikim* ...... ■ « n g “V * ’ . tal health and ’correction to pro- planned to kill them.' ■ detsUs OH'what"It" knowra- about (8P)^The-Dally Exprea* reported NewsTidbit^ question -about the legality of -the BuUetms iC o u r t ^ ^ Koje and about two Communiit- today that atom spy Klaus Fuchs fl-ys-atar general's addressing a ______to J u flS ^ .month- had'..hoea .dishovtcad . smuggling froBi AF Wirin, pgcly coAventtna bacs)UJia..«f-Arniy IS Britlsh-IrsnUn dispute ovi [onuiii scientific information fdkns'his jail rSgulstiohs,i the Pentagon said it l-'— • - pany's bllUon-dpUer Iranian prpF HOT WEATHER Gen. Clark reported- tO . the cell and receiving letters from the would raise no Issue on this front House that Bed. prison-of-war perties. ■ "**- Soviet zone of Germany. Japaaeee firm to sell fishing Friends said UacArthur would ROMANS WARNED 'N a lto^ ! DISCOMFORT — For Summer SloepiiiR Comfort tesdrrs started a carefully- There waa no immedtste con- boats to Russia to r coal.'. . . Jop- speak in civilian clothes. Rome, June ll->-(ffq— Rome's . Roliif said ' the United Security CouncU -was. wi la Himlnatrd hy our alr-rondi- Annrica't plaimed campaign:. Jims .d, ,1D5L. fletaaUoiLi sor-., denisJ - ffom - .afAdal. aness viltega dscroes-asaBtlOy hoilA^ . '.^EUenhowar ,hM .askad!.-rsUns- IMUne baadgnartaM, waraail to-, : WpstGepraaa Treaties “to gain ctmtrpl oyer all the sources of the report. day for women, when men will day that derooBatratlans against 'the' ebnft; a'tJJF'* —, — - tionlng system. Throughput the nient to cam|Sslgn and has cut off Hght on th* caae. If the court entire home fresh air Is auto­ prisoners and incite them to vio­ The "Express aaid following the cook, wash and do other household st hla own tnttlsUve his 319,541 Oen. Matthew B..RIdgway will SANITIZE Lowast Cost lence." discovery Futha waa moved yes­ w ork.'.. . Ethel Merman's Mexican yearly salary pay and allowances be "emaahed with the severity elded it could hot rule, ha.B*id, matically rirrulated providing a divorce starts rumors of new .ro­ dispute might be settled* later hr cooling,. comforMng atmosphere Rxplaine^ by Acheson Between then and May 10, he terday to Loifdon's Pcritonvllle Jail from the Army. MacArthur draws that the eqatlngMicy demands."' from Stafford Jail, In England’a mance, this time with.Robert Six, a peaceful way, but If. it were tg at all times. said. 144 prisoners were killed and a somewhat similar amount as an Oen. Rl^gway comec to Rome decide otherwise, "it could base, YOUR PILLOWS Wathar to 313 wounded, including. 24 slain midlands. ■ sifllna^presIdenL ^ officer on active duty, without next xtrS i on his first ItaUas Waahington, June II.—UP»V-Sec- • fighting The German-bom atom aclen- apeclflo assignment. only tragic consequencea for Iral^ WILLIAM P. Get cooler,^ cleaner sleeping com fort this CoYnmnnists In Tndo- and 26 Injured by fellow prisoners. President of natlvs political Or­ Walt . since becoming NATO where natlonf 1 opinion is Swept tth: Ntary of State Dean Acheaon tea- China.' One. American and five Koreans tiat has served 27 months of a 14- ganisation In South Africa says (In Washington, the White crenmander. . summer. Have your pillows compidelv re- Own rifled today the treaties to bring This point also was raised by House agreed with the Army de­ the discussion." . FUNERAL X.OOO volunteers will start break­ Britsln contends that ' Iran --3E vitaliied by NEW MODEL. Western Germany into the .uiU->| Hickenlooper who said he won- (Ooatlnued on Page Twenty-four) (Conrinued on Page Twenty-three) ing racist laws June 26 in cam­ partment's position that. Mkc,^r- : NATO FLEET DttllXS Communism military alliance do dered why the French had agreed thur la free to deliver the keynote hound to observe «F aA’ tntsnng JWHAy.d paign of defiance . . . President Kaplea, ■ June II—<8>—War­ tlonsl obligation - the hgrssiMSlL, HOME New Model's modem sanitizing process not In any way add to the Preil- to sign the agreemenU involving Truman nominates Lt. Oen, John address at the Republican national ships of five' NATO nattona— m MAIM 8TBIIT di|nt'a powers to send American! Western Geripany after first In- convention.) granting the British ’th# oU restores pillows to fluffy newness, sterile, Bevd Hodge to be chief of Army France, Oreeoe, Italy, Britain cession, snd hss ssked ths cot freshness. And it costs so lit tie. tiroripa abroad. : dicating great reluctance. field forces with rank of four star While MacArthur is expected-to and the United Statea at mid­ It’s the W orld’D However, he stated to the Sen- Acheson told the committee German Red Police Tighten make a party-rallying speech to rule on this.- Iran contends tl jvAVMmIffAA general. night naleaahcd the Mggeat teat Call NEW MODEL tomorrow— for laun­ aU^Forelgn RSIatioiu committee yesterday that prompt ratifica­ of island Malta's defeases Since Finest Automatic hla previous view that tfie Preal- Detectivte crias-cross labyripth (Ooatlnutd on Page Twenty-four) (Continued on Pageirweaty-fo|| Just think! For little more than you’d pay for a small tion by the United States will en­ of Greenwich Village streets in World War IL dry and dry cleaning too! diriit has such authority when the courage those nations which look Security Belt Along Border .'t ...... ■ M..’-.. Washer. ’Tops" dispatch o f the troops would ad­ bar-to-bar aearrh for cloee In slay- The exercise la under, tiie di­ radio, you oan awap your dreary attic for a bri«hl, new STRAWBERRY SUPPER to the United States for leader­ rection of Britain's naval com­ vance the security of the United ship. Ing of well-to-do widow . . .Ten in ell comper- atom-ecarred girls from Hiroshima mander In the Medtteiranean, Tornado Lashet bedroom. It’s ao«aay. too! Big. damage-proof, ouy-te- Btatea. FraunkfurL Germany. June UiWfarmers apparently had stepped Clark Critic Earns No opposition to the documents begin beauty treatments to erase Adm. Earl Meuntbatteh. Jhe etive tesu. W e ’U The question was raised by Sen. wss expressed by committee men;- —(Sn — Jackbooted . Communist briefly acroea the border on their e$e plywood ukea any finish . . . gives you the luxury GIFT SALE way horns from a church fesUvaL disfigurements Caused by world's BrlHah units are being used demonstrate its superiority right be­ HkJtenlOopsr (IL, 1a ), who ssid It bars although aome did not get to VOP08 (People’s PoHce), appar­ first nuclesf blast in combat. Army Court Trial chiefly for defense of the Island ®f real wood paneling at budget-kind coat. Get an early NEW MODEL was of "vital - concern to the question the aecretaVy. ently imder ordete to shoot first th e Communist police fired with­ "■ ■ ■ ■ •' ■. baatioD. fore your eyes. See it. ' American people." Searching inquiries were made, snd ssk questions later;- tightened out warning, killing, one fanner. UN command headquarters in ■tart—come in today for free eitimate. LAUNDRY t DRY CLEANIN6 The other was arrested. Tokyo says representatives of In­ 1 .;y, CalU., June u —<*>)_- OordonsvUle, Va , Ju WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 5:30 to 7:00 P. M. •*1 * Acheson wss testifying for the however, about the extent of Red security screws all along. tbs A tornado that second dsy on the two documents American commitsfients under the Ihm Curtain in Germany from the Such shooting* have incressed ternational-Committee of the Red The a .u iy is going to prosecute s TRAIN FOB TRUMAN You’ll agree: plywood woHu rmodeling See ui for'tfi* biggMt trodo-Iii which hs is urging the Senste to documents. recently sa the VOPOS clamped Cross wiU^be sHowrd to resnine veteran sergeant who wrote Gen,. Washington, June It .■(IF)— out Of ( Baltic to Bavaria today. 'teins did'J approve quickly as a spur to simi­ Acheson told Committee Chair­ What waa once a stream of ref- down tighter controls to stop Bast Inspections'of Communist priaoner Mark Clark that his handling of Prestdeat Truiaan plaae to tray^ QOMMUNITY HOUSE, NORTH COVENTRY voliioD BVBr eflF*r«d. l e action by Allies abroad. man Connelly (D-Tex.) “ Utere is ugeea from the Bast sone dwin- German youths from fleeing the stockades on Koje Island aa soon a Koje war prison camp Incident el by train to Oroton, Cobm., f o r ' S f-w o WUMIW roe lOfAM o« Ok-stMUs-estk. A One Is a peace contract between no sutomaric act of War lavolveif ’ dlsd to a mere trickle. West Ger­ threat of military conscription un­ aa "UN control of the compounds was "repugnant and d i^ a cffu l." next Saturday’s dedication » t ‘ Auspices Coventry Fragment Society the United States, Britain, France on the p«ut of the Unit^ Statgs man poljce ssid the whole border der th* Iteds. The plowed ground, is re-estebllahtd. Sft. C .. Dean Chase, 34, . BSlt the first atomic powered aubna- LIMITED TIME ONLY and Western Oemtany. The other If . there la aggression agiOhat "SMS seSthed deserted, except for fences with trip flares and the rov­ Governor Lodge laauca procla­ Lake City, was charged yesterday rlne, the Nautilus. The Whit* is a protocol in which Waatam Western Germany nr any otJwr prowling, patrols of the Commu­ ing patrols, made flights for free­ mation authorising banks and with disrespect to a superior offi­ House aaid today that It ' the traea. MENU: Home baked beans, i. li and tuna fish) Sarmany aaauraes the obligations member of the European defense nist Volkapolisel snd their vratch- dom an invitation to death. other Institutions to suspend busi­ cer . and ordered court msrtialed. weather perYUlt* Truman will •btfSara^t salad, cole slaw, pickles, rolls, strawberry shortcake with j f a member of the North Atlantic coiYimuntty. '1 doga. Sitnatlea Omtroljed ness during air raid warning Maximum penalty If convicted Is make the return trip to Hfaah- Ington by air. whipped cream and coffee. ffaaty Organization (NATO). All this country binds itself to Bavarian police ssid they have , Along the border between Wqat- drlila. . . . Dr. Albert N. Jorgen­ six Ytiontha In prison snd a bad '. 'Acheaon also testified kpMift- la conauUation, Acheaon aaid. been notified'they can claim tha en> ana lower Saxony and Soviet sen, president of University of conduct discharge, HIS speech at the eahl— ria* G. L WILLIS & SON, INC. ■ t Cbaae commented "I knew'ex- dedication will h* faensuls^ gst' t KADf-STSEET ngUy that the United States has In hla prtpand statemenL body o f a West German fa m «9 e in o Saxoa-AnhalL the Reds had Connecticut, awardad honorary TEL. sits Adulta Hr—Children to 12, 75c A B C A P P L IA N C E C o . made no coiYimltmenU to send Bhot-snd kUlad Monday night by dsgreo at Rhode IslasB College of IS a. m. (e.d.L) by atLflW w np 21 MAPLE STREET PHONE 2-1575 AmeMean troops to aid . tha French (OeethHwd on page Twaaty-Bavaa) tha East poUca. TPro WestIt German C^artiiaii-aii Piga'j *) M am aey and Allied-SciencM. (Oimtlaaed «m Page Ntaetaew) Jor networta. ■' * ■'..I i ■Art.ir-r-..' -J

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