MONDAY, JUKE 28,1»4T Tht Weather FAUE SntTEEIf Manciftetsr lEtiPtttng Ifwalb Arenigc Daily Circulation Foreeuat of L. 8. W’eulher Bureau For the Meath of May, IS47 Balu and gulte root tealghti i Mra. Oval J. Smith and daugh-l The lAdia* Aid Society o f the 9,307 Wedtieeduy rnnaideruhle eloadlneas congregational church in Vernon with ahewrir* and aUghtty higher ter*. Beverley. Barbara and Marie i Member of tha Audit About Town I of 12b Main etreef. have returnf-»»terday at the cot- coffee and strawberry ahorteake. Andemon-She* A>ixl1iarv will PRICE FOUR CEN'FB tacc o f Mr. and Mm. Hcnr>- Miryla meet tomorrow at eiphl oeUxk h AND HEALTH MARKET VOL. LXVI., NO. 224 ASrernelug uu Puge IS) MANCHESTER. CONN„ TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1947 (TWELVE PAGES) 5 Columbia Uilte. with « P ^ ^ n t In the V. K. W, Toat room* at Man- Kev. .lann-n M Cage, who will ■ ■ m iiKludinir famillca and frienda of rhe.ater Oreeii. The hiiame.-.a will In­ l)e aupci visor of the Vacation f f m ^ t» i / I ■ ! the members. Saimmlnp en- ch ide the election of ilelecalea to arhool of the North .Main street —1 ^ jir 1'^ - 1 A chiinhe.-i. has r ailed a meeting of «d and jtatnra played. Mrs^ the natloniil convention. 1M ’¥ J TU ESDAY SPECIALS! Srrt Tedford and Mra Marjtarct tlie joint rommit^re from iKdli A New Crests Tornado Wrecks Filling Station IfcMunen were In charne of rr- churcliea for thi.s evening at 7:.'lo * ^ ^ Green Stam|» Given With Caah Saleat Memorial Temple. Pythian Sia- at the Second -Congrtigatlonal (rahmenU. The next meetins will ; ter*, will hold lU final me-tlnR Funds toTelp Outbueak of Strikes church. whe|-e the s< lior the Iwrnly- buainc.aa a aoclal time with re- lirSt crmsecutlye year. ' freahmenta will he enjoyed, with Coffee 1 Lb. Bag 41c To Evacuate DID YOU the standing WK-Ial coniiiidtce in Mary ('. Keeney Tent. No M EiifoiteLaw JVIauks Birth of New Iraiighters of I’nlon Veteriina r>i Send Your Boy 5tcout Check Charite All menrtrera who have Him MbM tickets on the automobile to he the Civil War. pre.senterl a flag Destruction Heaped on Spiiatr RepiiblicunA to To raffled off by the Knigbta of ye.'-leiday afternoon at the opening Pythlaa. are urged to make re- (if the new fin I Scout camp. .Mer- 15 Os. Pkg. Provltle More Money ■ rie-WiMwl, Mra. tlraec Aiiies-prc- Seedless 23c Some Sections of Mid* JOSEPH MONAHAN tiima tomorrow evening. To Help A(liiiiiiii«ter S5 Janris Drive I aented the flag and .Mrs Kmnni west for Thiril Time Taft-Hartley Statute Swanson anri Mrs. Arella Hampton I Ml*a Jennv and Mia.' Wanda S. S. Pierce Diabetic Fruits New Union ('urlis l-awr i AuRuate of Ptaffor.l Springs spent aerved as color he.arers. Tlye flag In Month; Gear Debris was raised hv Uv« Ctirl .Scout;. RHfP=E thP viNitinR frlpnabor Rels- THRfC PATTERNS All-Sw r^ floods others moved to higher nr»l of six nturles explaining Lalior Bitter ing Houses Affected The ground. tiona board funds to help admin- ^ Die new labor law. It tell* Mlaa- (.lertrude Herrmann wjll later the new union curb l^iw C on -' the Mghllghta of uho’a al- present her pupils in their closing Kensington— Oleomargarine Still Peeking Four Bodies gress put on the hooks over Presi­ Dy The Associated Press piano recital thi* evening in Ht. feeled and how.) On New Union Dewey-Richman White, Blue or Green Background At Oambridge, in southwest Ne­ dent Trumsn's veto. ------At), outbreak of strikes in­ ' Mary’s pariah house. Because of braska. where 13 persons were 22S MAIN ST. The flenstc, following the lesd Wsshington. June 24 \IV) Am- volving coal mining, ship- ■ the extreme youth of some of the P ll M V w ill o M ------drowned In Sunday's flash flood, of the House, smseked down the ,.rica's new labor law, one of the Co* children, the program will begin MANCHISTIR White Only, 1 Lb. Pkg. the search continued for four veto yesterday by a vote of 66 to I most gigantic and complex evsr Control Law huilding, and livestock hisiV at *even o'clock. Pure Lard bodies. Nine already have been re­ dling today marked ths birth OCULIST 25. six more than the required two-1 will a{»ply to millions of Trclli*— covered. Two dfownings near Mil­ thirds majority. I ^-orkers. of the new Taft-Hartley labor Captain W'llllam Dickson of ler, Neb., and a tornado death The House three days esrller | n,, workers In Indus- Aetnal Mine Shutdowns Company A, ha* directed all mem­ White, Blue and Green Background, law. A wave of wildcat PRESCRIPTIONS PILLED Idle. Pkg. near Oxford. Neb., left Nebraska rolled up a cntshlng 331 to 83 msr- tries and business which. In one ber* of hla company to be present Dreft NEW FRAMES Our improved Funeral Bring In Toar Conpon* — W« ReSeem Them. with a week-end toll of 16. I gin to override Mr. Triimsn's dis­ way or another, are engaged in And ( a iIIs for Prt>< strikes liegan sweeping at drill tonight at 7:30 at the Home with it* com­ a 54l-ln rli«N WIdlei O v e ra ll From Alma. Neb., farther east approval of the Taft-Hartley meas­ Interstate commerce or affect in­ through the coal fields soon l e n s d u p l i c a t e d state armory. No one w.111 be ex- on the Republican river, came a ure-'^ow law. test Strikes Mark Western Nehmska, hamyed by repeated flood*, aalfered additional dnornga terstate commerce. after the Senate overrods I cu»ed from thl| ar*alon. plete modern facililiea report that the Republican river from eaprlrloan nature Fnr-Renrhing Umllatlonh REPAIRS MADE * FaN 9V^ Yard LeaRili when n tornado »lruck the diM nround lAwmls. While the proprietor sat In the olflre, this (This new law does not Involve Reaction to Statute President Truman's veto of tha la­ bridge at the site of the Harlan ~ fllllng The set imposes far-reaching ia available to every Freshly Picked station lost a concrete block wall, hot none Inside the building n os Injured. (AP wlrephoto). eniplcfyes of railroads and ajrllnea. bor bill yesterday. county dam went out and dikes limitations on union activltica, family we nerve. II* They're covered by a previous, Washington, June 24 lAT- Ac­ Rome 123,000 coal miners wore Bring'a n e w mood to every broke, necessitating weeks of de­ mainly hy overhauling the Wagner a?psrste law, the Railway Labor idle in seven states closing Sever­ collective bargaining act. tual mine shutdowns and calls for u*te preserve* the pri- lay In construction of one of act.i <’ al hundred mines. STRAWBERRIES southwesUs Nebraska's principal Among other things, the new widespread protest strikes today J vary of the hereated'a room in* you r, hom e with Major Turning Point Hays nemoostrstlON Fretsst .] flood control structures. The Bevin to Urge I Efficient law: This new law la a major turn­ marked organised labor's swift and Production Seta up machinery designed to In IlUnola where the great OMf 1 own re.sidence. ^these attractive, sturdy paper bridge was completed only Friday. ing point in Jhe government'a *M ariche|t|^. .Kresli block ‘National paralysis" strikes; bitter reaction to the new Taft- Jority of the state's 2S,(M Unt New Flood \Vamlng insued | policy toward labor and manage­ drapes of pressed wood The Weather bureau at Norfolk. , Other Nations : outlaws the closed iSop; permits Hartley union control^ law. Mine Workers qiilt work, the union shop only when a ma­ ment. Irate union leaders, stung by White, state UMW prealdenL Iceberg Lettuce Each Neb., issued a new flood warning | Greatest Need Under the Wagner act passed cellulose! Splashy floral last last night as two flood crests jority of workers vote for it; the ease with which both House the demonstration was la protoA In 1035 and until now this coun­ against the new Im. j Rhone rolled down northeast Nebraska's Join in Parley' prohibits Jurisdictional strikes and and Senate overrode President printSr^on natural, blue or secondary boycotts: makes unions try's biggest labor law there Truman's Veto, threatened re­ KIkhom river about .20 miles ' Wilson Says Nation were restrtctlons on employers, Rome 1,7*9 Progresalve MtriS Day one/ Night apart. The warning was directed liable for unfair labor practices prisals at the polls against legls Workers slab remained Mila la A t HOUSE’S rose background that add a Fresh Beets or and subject to damage suits. few on workers. latora who favored the bill. 4 3 4 0 at residents between Ewing, where Expected to Propose to j ^Must Be Protecteil News Tidbits But this new law puts Illinois. the river started' rising a second Senator Taft (R., Ohio I. chair­ Others promised to work (or Its charming accent to any France and Russia | From Strikes That man of the Senate I-sbor commit- plenty of re*trtrtlons on work- prompt repeal and for quick court ReiMirts of idle coal diggers la Carrots 2 Bch.. 19c time, and Meadow Grove, about Culled From (/P) Wires tec. told reporters "one of the first | era and unktn*. other states Included: P«nn#|* 50 miles downstream. tests of Its conatitutlonsllty. room color scheme! Sponsoring of All-Eu-: Paralyze liifliistrif^' things we must do" is provide more | No one esn possibly predict the Cries of anger and protest came vanla, 33.175; West Vlrfflnto, SSj* Mcn’t Soda r At Kansas City. Mo., Col. Wil­ effects of all its provisions. Nor 700; Alabama, 17,500; KentuckK Frenh Memphis- Judge allows ladies to money for the NLRB. from many of the nation's top liam E. Potter, district Army en­ ropean 'Session on AitI can anyone now say accurately up to 15,000: Ohio 3.47S; and X » Half Hole gineer, estimated 63 leveea along Washington, June 21.— (/P) *un tkenawivr* m their backyards. Senator Ives (R.. N. Y.), also union 'bosses. One said privately a member of the Lrfibor committee, whni all the provisions mean. that ten years of litigation is in diana, 3,000. , and Ankle Length I l.b. Box 1 9 c the Missouri and its tributaries —C'harle.s E. WiKson, presi- ... tlHIord Mongw. Michigan far- GHEEN S I AMI’S Tomatoes London, June 24 —1/1’!- Foreign estimated that the boanl’s pending The Job" of interpreting the store for organized la ^ r and in­ The coal mining walkouta woai between Rulo, Neb., and St. Louis 1 e /-■ I » *11 "'PF. strangles seven months old moaning* wifi have^<>a be done 65c to 75c Value* GIVEN would be breached as the high wa­ Sccretai-y Ernest Bevin. an authori-'* dent of General .Motors, told Myra "because I didn't appropriation for the year stag­ dustry. In advance of 10 day vacatlona M l Congress today that wliat the want anyone else to have her.' ing July 1 "probably will have to b« by the federal courtg Tho)Ri,courts Talk - 5 0 / Friday that the three nations spon­ Because o f this new law, labor Blade Knd threatened, he added. production.” And to make Organisation, announces at Gene­ asked $7,984,000 for the NLRB unions, but AFL and CIO head­ pany spokesman said earltsr that sor an all-European conference on lawyera—for unions and employ­ Colonel Potter said greatest that possible, he said, the na­ va that Austria has been unani­ hext year. The House cut this quarters hare minimized the possi­ it was unlikely a new eoatract- 3 pair 41*25 the Aniericsn ald-to-Europc plan. flgure to haroty $4,000,000 but the ers- have leaped into new impor­ bility of any such move. ^ damage, was axpacted in the viein- mously readmitted . . . Klan bead- would be rignsd by July S. whoa tion “ must lie protected from Senate sgroed to $4,974,700. tance overnight. Fresh Pork Ity of St. Joseph and Napoleon, A Foreign Office spokesman said . . . monopolisU' strikes that quarters raided ‘In Knoxville, The San Francisco CIO council the vacation period enda and thiU that Bevin would confer later in Will Get Money Needed Already the top legal braliis o f ) proposed a 24-hniir nationwide Mo., but sal(| the damage would paralyze whole vital Industries or Tenn. . . . Moderate selling on to­ "some confusion” in the coal flolis 45c to 60c Values the day with William L. Clayton. Senator Bali (R.. MInn.l. a mem­ the unions are planning their strat work stoppage In a telegram to be minimized because the Mlaeourl shut down on<( Important . . . m Lh. 49c day's stock market Oeisha girls ber of the Appropriations commit­ egy In attacking the law. was expected then. H goveiM* Special creat would pass Kansas City by U. S. undorsecietai-y of state, and munltv after unotlier. petition Japanese premier to "do CIO President Philip Murray, . nient, which seised the mines Isst It was understood they would dis­ tee as well as the I-abor group, said Union* will crente t««t cMe* Murray made no public reply. .Viake ■ nice Roaat—«r use a amall piece' In place of spar*- the time the high waters from the Important Hlep Token something to make our lives more year to end a ooal''striko, win tura Extra Special I headwaters-of thcRepiiblican, Lit­ cuss this proposal at that time. the board "will get whatever It b.v dellberntely violating pro- But he summoned his 61 member rlbiE—more meat for your money! - . "Tile majority of the people of bearable." needs to carry out its added respon­ 3 5 / tle Blue. and other Nebraska Clavton, who arrived in-- England— -r,---- wujour country 4recognize tta-v as****this truth virion* of the Inn- which their Executive board Into emergency Distilled Spirits Institute rei>orts sibilities." lawyer* think arc uneonaOtii- session Friday to "assess the situa­ (ConUaued on Foge Foot) streams reached the Missouri. Sunday, met Bevin this morning at and an inqwrtant step In this dl Americans drank 30 per cent less Fine Yarn Ail of these senators prodteted. lioniil. tion which now confronts Ameri­ 3 pair $1.00 The entire population of Agency No. 10 Downing street, where he reclion hax just been taken by hard liquor in first quarter of this conferred for 90 ' minutes with Congress,” he aided, obvloiisly re­ Thr new law's many parts do not can labor." He asked CIO General Tenderized Ham year . . . British newspapers think (Continued on Page Four) Counsel Lee Presaman to Confer (Oonttnoed on Page Eight) Prime Minister Attlee and other ferring to enactment of the Taft- new labor .law will not stop strikes. go Into effect ail st once. 100% Wool Rome went Into effect imme­ Thursday with lawyera represent­ Martex Towels j top British leadera. Others prea- Hartley labor bill which contains . . . Volaiid announre* Us will'n'r- . ent included Chancellor of the Ex­ provisions designed to l)lock "na­ diately after the flenate, following ing the various CIO union*. Lb. 59c ness to participate In Marshall The AFL Bhcecutlve council is Shank Half chequer Hugh Dalton. Si.- Staf­ tional paralysis" strikes. .stmliar action hy the House last Doctrine e . . Corn goes to all lime not scheduled to meet until Sept, Flashes! Gabardine Pants Closc-Out Patterns ford Cripps. president of the Board Wilson outlined his views in a French Adopt Friday, re-psaaed the labor hill into Parents Slain./> high at (Tilcngo . . . Oliver Terpen- 8, but AFL President William for Sandwich or Plate of Trade: Sir Edmund Hall Patch, statement to the joint Congre.*- law over F’resident Truman's veto. (laile Bullrtlne ot 4l|e OF Wire) Reg. $12.00 Value Uegular !?2.22 Extra Large Size, 2 r ’\18” , Solid ping. 16, given life Imprisonment Green could call a special meeting chief of the Foreign Office s Eco­ slonal Committee on the Eco­ for slaying of four neighbor chil­ Some' part* actually won’t go In­ Drastic Lew to effect until 6 0 'days after the any time. $9-60 color rliafroiial pattern. Blue, dusty ro.se only. Son Arrested nomic Affairs department, and U. nomic Report. He Was the first dren in Michigan . . Report Stalin NOW ...... e • e e e iti Jellied Corned Beef S. Ambassador Licwis Douglas. day on which the Senate re-passed Will Opp«MM> Supporter* To Allocale GosoUae < Witness at a scries o f hearings ha* declined invitation to Join Concerned With l.,oan the vetoed bill Into law. On the )>oliticnI ocorc, both the Uejrulur !?2.1o Heavy All White Giant Size, 21"xr)6”. which the committee hopcv* will heads of other major powers In AFL and CIO aerved notice that Ublrago, June 24— (iP) HtaaSat* Reg. $12.50 Value Loaf Lb. 49c yeteraii Asserts He The conference was said to be point the way toward economic Will Raise Pricf's on Without going into details, here (Ml company (Indiana) anaouneei primarily concerned with "certain UN Charter day broadcast Thurs­ they will be out after congressional stabUlzation. supixirters of the Taft-Hartley act. today mounting gasoUiw naira had NOW ...... $ 1 0 -0 0 day. j Such Il4‘iiis us Bread* (Continued on Page Two) compelled It to rnforee lmaaedlate|r Doesn't RcnienUier The General Motors chief told Third party, the. Inde|)endi;nt.*, Jacob Potofsky, succesoo'r to the (Gontlnued oo. Page Four) the committee that his firm had Milk ami (agarettes s summer allocation system la u Let's Take Care of the Fourth of Anything o f Slayings enters llsU* in elections of Bovs' late Sidney Hillman as head of the nf the 15 stateo where It has re« Reg. $13.50 Value worksd out and put into effect State at New Lonckm . . . Ho­ (710 Amalgamated CTIotbing Work­ Immediately after the war a plan toll outlets. Avallohle sappUM %vlll NOW ...... $ 1 0 -7 5 Gel Your Official Entry It tank ward Fleteher. in charge of New Paris, Jiiiiu 24 (yP)—Premier ers, said in New' York ' that the he "equitably dlstribated** aOMOg Tomklnsville, Ky., June 24—W of reconstruction and rehabilita­ Haven FBI office, recalled to Italians Face ('lO-Polltlcal Action committee July STEAMING CLAMS Order •—A 25-year-old member of a Russians Lse Paul llamadler's driiatic tax blllt- Its retailer* who In tnm will have Limited qiiantitie.s of both. Will wear for years. tion. Washington . . . Senator Pepper which will raise prices of such' will "extend iU activities into ev­ Reg. $15.00 Value prominent south Kentucky family Progress Halted hy Strike to work out their owra metheda of thinks labor bill wilt sUmulate Items as bread, milk and cigarettes ery ward and preelnct" to defeat •haring thr supplies wtth thehr was being held in Jail here today "But," he said, "progress was Wallace's third party movement Strike Threat NOW ...... $12-00 NOW! charged '^th murder in connection Yank T ank^ was adopted today by the French Oongressmen and senators who vot­ ruslomers, the first m ajor oU eons* In The I halted by a disastrous strike In . . . Russian official protests that 15c Cannon Hand and Face Size with the slaying of his parents. i National Assembly. ed for the bill. pony lo take ourh a step oaU. ^he plants of General Motors and Ruasian automobiles were stoned TJic vote was 302 to 241. Fifty- Green expressed the' belief that Monroe County Attorney A. P. >pUpg. strikes throughout in- NIatrs covered hy the oUoeatloa Reg. $16.50 Value in Korea „ . . Mayor Curley, Ig­ Palermo Tipfl Up in the lav» will "prove such a 'boomer­ plan fur June, July and Apgutt ore Rii- Carter said that Robert Bates, a Vessels Carrying Oil to generally. So after Almost nine meml>ers abstained. noring physician’s warning, leave* The measure which includes ad­ ang that .its sponsor* and supixirt.- llllnoi*, Indiana, low s. Kaasga. NOW ...... $13-20 veteran of the European theater of two ydouble slaying Sunday ernment During War I hf Spain and Argentinsi follow designed to raise 136,000,000.000 j horns, South Dakota and Wloeon* ' "parallel line*," President Peron sin. State* nut Included are Wyoka> SPORT COATS night francs ($1,142,000,000). Rome, June 24 (A>) -Italy was ORANGE HALL BINGO Bodies Found By Sheriff Washington, June 24 — t/Pi — j says In radio message to Spain. A scries of strikes prcitestlng the Ing, Colorado ami .Montano. m Reg. $18.00 Value I Rlngling Brother* circus won’t threatened with a wave of strikes Limerick Contest The bodies of Bates' parents. Dr. Chairman Wcichel tR-Ohlo) said measure broke out in scattered tt^uy in iirotest against Scattered Foreman Plan 3 tor $X-16 an(J Mrs. J. C. Bates, both chiro­ today the House Merchant Marina Globar^lice tour New England this year . . . parts of France. About 150,000 A i\ arded ‘ Honu* Bond liioue NOW4 w T v e e e e e e e e e EVERY MONDAY bandit attacks on (Jcimmunlst $14-40 practors in this county seat of China renews rharges of difect committee has learned that So­ coal mlners/walked out In the na­ headquarters in Sicily over the j a f T *lXflr Harlford, June 24—OP)—"The Ng* ^1,450, were found yesterday by Russian military aid to Chlnede J • Penny Bingo Starting At 7:30 P. M. viet-operated tankers carrying oil! Issue Today tionalized rtorthern xconl fields. At week-end. A A./91. vfl. AJCt vv j I tonal (Ity liank of New York Reg. $20.'00 Value Heavy quality Cannon towels in all white and white Sherfiff Felln Ford when he went ^ m this country to Ruasin .were_i_^ Oompriuntsts • • • ‘The people of Marseille, thf Labor federation or­ Palermo, Sicily, was tied up by ______(lay was awarded the Issuance of at Europe look with great hopes” to NOW ...... to the Bates home for information- Built fox the U. S. government' dered a two-hour, demonstration a genera) strike which appeared ‘ ; the $.M),UOO,OUO bond luaue for pay* $16-00 with colored borders in blue, ro.se. green and gold. Regular Bingo At 8:00 P. M. wanted by authorities at Nashville, Marshall Plan conference in Paris, hiuu strike which threatened to tie up only a few years ago, likely to spCead to other parts of .SilCIl Two-Yf*ar. (lull*'""‘"t * I * to ConnCctlcat Admission 25c ___ Tenh., where the younger Bates One of them, he said, sailed United NatioiiH Faces says Russian official newspaper in the nation's largest port Complete­ the Island, and id, northern Italy ^ 1.. . - ' veirran* of World war II. ■ftMi Reg. $22.50 Value had been arrested on a charge of from California less than tWq. Possibility of Russian Berlin . . . Amalgamated En- ly this afternoon; the industrial city mmunVit-dominated Ital­ ------York edneera,. whirh' headed a parently occurred about 7 p.m. Inimedlale Threat Ended Reg. $2.5.00 Value TKFNTIMKK SIIOI’— Second Fluor. Now 1 month with 113,000 barrels of oil. says^^lbanian coastal batteries ian Confederation of Labor' was Detroit, : June ' 24. (/Pi The syndicate of '';$t other 'flnoacial \ (c. a t.1 Sunday. He said both Dr. LakXSuccess, June 24—fA’i^.The Passage of the 1>lll ended an im­ Three more, Weichel told a re­ opened^rr on Greek ' motorboat scheduled to meet tonight to de­ Foreman'* Ass(K-iatlon of Ameri­ bouses, made th^ highMt Md. 1$. NOW ____ $20-00 and Mrs. Bates were shot in the United ^ t i o n * faced the possi­ . . . B i^ sh Control -Commission mediate .threat to Ramadler’s cabi­ ca (Ind.), a new two-year con-iAX'ved •" W Griffin ‘ ’Trii-Piiik" porter;^ are loading In Californla- cide on it* course of action in re­ Just fUiynn'-.i-Unv to if in All J'his_: back of the head, and that a .22 bility tod^i>s^of a Russian veto on In Germany^suspends Communist net, although parties supporting gard to the bandit'attacks, which tract with the Kalscr-Fiazerl------, el.OOO . bond, • or . caliber rifle was found on a bed. ports and may depart before ex­ the quesU(in\f how contribution* the administration did sq reluct- Reg. $27.50, Value port controls are restored on pe­ newspaprg.foe'.one month. the ComitiunlstX party organ Corp, under Its l^It, tr«lny prOim-! entire Issue. A ten yi Dr. Bates' empty wallet wad found in men. planesxand warships will Mr*.,RutW' Bourjaily, 38. con­ 'antly. The premier had-been on te of l.tflfl A frr(« fri|i fn N rw V ork! troleum products effective June L’Unita said wereXinsplred by the Ised'sn early court teat of the con-; '**'• varry an Interest NOW . . . ____ $22-00 on a mantel. be made to the Nproposed global victed on ckarge' of victimizing the verge of asking a vote of con­ "forces of. reactlon.X^t least two stltiiUonallty of the Taft-Hartley. F'*' v^nl, payable seml-i Mttolly, A nrrk-nid al flip Waldorf! Pinking Shears In NaahvlU*. Sheriff Gamer 30. police ^orce^ fidence, until the Rocallsts and the Grand Relmpo*«s Controls Chicago ' biMlnessnien. o f nearly persons wierc killed ih,. the dlsor- 1(lhor hill. • • - * .A ('oiii|i|ptp hack-lo-M'liool oiitnt! DRASTIC REDUCTIONS! RoblnaOn o f Davidson coupty re­ This issue, on w.h'clKthc east and 1500,000 by charging them for Popular Republican Movement Robert Keys, FAA prealdeirit,' Admit* Fatal Beating Reg. $35.00 Value ported that two empty .22 caliber The Oommircer;department, .an­ (iers. '■ - ' M a r tin "Tppiitlniprpi f lu b ” radio show wesY ere split, was elected to, help wanted ads they never auth (MRP), two of the three largest In .Moves Against Brigands said the union's legal staff would New1>erry, bllrh., June NOW ...... ON OUR STOCK OF cartridge ahells were found in nouncing reimposition of the con­ come hefore the Security, council the Assembly, finally decided to —Hiato Trooper-Robert Neff $28-00 Prize a^ WWhIng Star f.lrl i*f Ihp Wrpk!. Oflzed . . . Conflict be Meanwhile Premier Alclde de set a time and place for a test of 'B ates’ pocket when he Was ar­ trols last night, explained: when it resume* xllscusslqiKof the S. ^nd Russia will not Support the measOre. Gasperi's government moved the measure, which, restrict* union loda,v thqt a 2S-year-old Hnidt rested. Garner also reported that ^ $4 -9 5 "Export control is necessary if Military Staff cemmittee’s report the .name-«alllng stage TTie Communists and the Right- quick against the southern brl- representation of foremen., 5Iarle, 3|lrhM youth (admitted 120 B ig Mlnii l« Hiioiioii|l KliigN a Negro identified as Hall Bennett the limited domestic. supply is to at 3 p. nf. (e. d t.l Fathee, Bemafd' -Hubbard, •gandage, setting a prize of 3.000,- fatal beating of a middle-aged FOOTWEAR SAVINGS ARM STItONG of Tomklndyllle was arrested along be protected and U. S. petroleum Russian Veto Seen . Will Uontlmie Walkout - . - „ ..7 V “iT. ■V' Hiinner-I'p glacier ptiest (fkintinned on Page Two) 000 lire ' (about $13,000) on the Despite the new law. he ■ai OiN^alEon Defective Walk workers went op strike and para- .. . — charge was plaeed agalaat htaa. Iteen (Ipsigiied foFthe of all Ifghlwoighr ftexfble 6.50x16 - $14.75 BaU'a and Bennm were return­ Katser-Krar«r announced its • • • $12.50. sion bill is pending in Cohgress. U. N. forces—thj same number of i lyzed the movement of goods settlement with the union lees ed here yesterday. Wteichel said’ the consignor, for A Turin dispatch to the Rome n materials. Not for upholstery, hesivy suitings or any Solcide Unsuccessful planes, battleriilpt. and troops. But ' than three hours after the Senate Mlsanutl Wear Record Lovnl 7.00x15 $16.25 ail six of'the tankera on the west The suit," filed in, behalf of her newspaper II Tempo said that Closes Salnrdityf Jnty 12^ 1917 kind of paper. „ County Attorney Carter said that4-"^r the majority irt the council favor Chicago, June 2i—(J^—A\*uit over-rode President Truman’s veto (Mnoha. Jim* S4.—0)*JW||ig la the Amtorg Trading comparable contiibiitiona. for $75,000 damages wqs on fli< two year old dauiMer, Cherryl strikers had established blocks on of the measure. ' swollen .Mlssourt river anorsd a Bates had sought to commit sul- corporation, Soviet purchasing Klaub, was said by Her attorney, the main roads to Turin, Novara, 1 5 % OFF NOTION DKI’ T. 6.50x15 $15.75 eJde by slashing his wrists follow­ Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister. Wage IncrcaMc Granted ; record level In southeast Wshtofii, agency, which bought the oU CTlrcuIt court today by Tirs. Rosi J ’ atrlck Harrington, to be the first Vercelll, Asti and Alessandria. Five ing the estr^gem ent .several Andrei A. Gromyko contends that Describing the timing of the ka.today n* It attempted to nh« Growing GirU* and Women’s Pumps, Oxfords and Cas­ Huy Mote and Save from several large United States comparable contrlbutlona would anna Klaub, 34, who ch a i^ ^ that it* kind ever filed ih. (Took hundred trucks from Milan were t.reen Stamps (iixen W ilh Cash SalesI r - months ago from his wife, Mrs. Hettlement as "colncldeiice." Ed- j sorb the overflow from trlbatartOn uals, $.1.50 to 87.00 values. companies. cuhfity and presented legal^saues said to have been stopped. tirevn Stamps tliven M ilh Cash Sales ' (Prices Include Tax Plua .Mounting) Vernella Bates, a Louifville beauty give some cour.trlea a "predomi­ an injury from a fall while ^ e x ­ gar F. Kaiser, vice president and | still Nprradt|ig -their deatmntloa Built During War Year* nant position” In the world t>ollce pectant mother two years ago never have been decld general manager, said the new upnlream. At Rulo, ha parlor operator. ' Illinofh. He said such cases Subsequently, Carter said, Bates Although all six have Russian force. suited In her baby being bom bill 'Treasury S ta n ce , contract, which .covers 400 fore­ Nebraska "lug Maddy“ machn# lart of\law In New York MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES, was sent' to a Louisville hospital names and are flyttig. the Russian The Russian delegation argues in one eye and partly blind In the' men at the firm’s Willow Run 20.65 at g a. (c A t.) today. a o | p flag, Weichel said, they all form ­ that the principle of comparable other. lehL plant, grants a nine per Cent wage .SI of a foot tolow Man alLtlwiF for miental observation and that he fendaiM are the city of Chi '\Washington. Juile 24—(J5—TTi# erly bad United States names and contribution* proposed by the U. Mrs. Klaub.sald In her suit that increase or $32.50 monthly,; which­ record 20.M levM ae« J o m UH INC. later was released on request of cagoX the (TKicago Park district p o t io n of the Treasury June 20: CEHOliSEsSON his parents. were built In this country during S.. BriUln and other delegatlcHis when she was seven months preg­ R^eipts, $336,610,960.77; expen- ever Is greater. New' crests ton trlK ^ J W H A L € c(» e .')12 WEST CENTER ST. I’llONE 6097 the war years when all shipping permits a situation, where certain nant she fell on an allegedly de- and M r a n d '^ r * . Mlt(!heU A- Ths agreement is retmaetive to pccted to boost the'^gnre to a l ' » fs| *-* —...... J W H A U COUP Dr. and Mrs. Bates came here 17 Osuchoweki. owners of the prop­ dltureivr $260,180,180.15: balance, years ago from AmuJree, Ont.. construction was for tht United xfectlve sidewalk and 10 day* Inter April 28. reror(Lfee W S GIVE GREEN STAMPS o h n MAMCHISTtR COMM* *8h« gave birth to the behy. erty wherb.,the ardent-occurred $2,860,5W.077.25. MANCHeSTfR C * rsjisda. States govemmenL (Continued on'Page Two> \ V - \ V VA(;E IHKKE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY. .JUNE 21. 10 IT » * A t:r r w n MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI.D. MANHIESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, JUNE 24. IfMT the rate of pay for rehesrssls Is one way or another, affect all of I to contend that employment can will also be inatalled. Mrs. Allen | I HiahlanU Park W ater (JOmpany be maintained only by rapidly in- equivalent to one dsy * pa.v In the ’ ayitem directly acroaa the rdad them What Jhe new Uw doaa to W o m a n H e l d A uction M art Dresser to chairman of the trans-1 Wuppiiig Seek M em bers G lol>c H ollow the five typeR of union aaeurlty la cresstog factory workers’ wages, Kiirkville portation committee. It is plfcnned \ Y o u t h s B e g i n ’ Uegular ’Army aecondng lo rank FRESH STRAWBERRY WEEK Fire D am ages I fr-im the Are. and rarrled a Una j w fg 'n g~4 1 "Such rapid Increases In win;- . : The divl.Hion band Is preparing for outlined here: to have cars leave the Union i ■’ C*a. ■tore. The (Ira thr annual ninip to he held .\iigust 1, nosed shop. Complefriy ' t I n I 1 without any rorrespondtng incre.i-.* ■ church at 3 p. m. and also at 6 p. ; Bstuid.iy even ng yss the clos­ * * * productivity la eak^mllally In-f K eeping Busy T o C am paign 111 (Jiia r d B a n d .1 to August 17 at Camp Edwiinls (? r o e e r v^ n to re;'''*''"'vi a partition i.‘" dlvidlnK the front part W ithout W ater b.onnecl. m. In case of rain, the picnic and _ ing o( the carnival wl^ch had been In a cloaed shop all workers flatlonary. . . . ■ ^ nation ever, T o M ake Plans al Cape Cone Had Neglrrl* 3. Productivity Increased pro- j ■ vers of Politics^ UdllltMl t)U) I ASmONEI) .ss I while the firemen prevented It «*d lo Fill lln* Pool Person of Grill Patron living. Any policy that diminlahes planning to attend should call Mrs. IiiLn Plav Iiv nish equipment for the nail. WINNERS FUKSII STIt WVItKItHV SI NDM’! ...... 2'»« I from sprendihK throii);ii the build- tence lune 23 when the Taft-H art- it to “economically unsound.” That Committee Meetn Thia Anna Bsrbero. 836-3 not later than Saturday ,after:ioon the\ fire dc- I Ing. muc h danuiKa was dona to the ley labor bill became law can con­ Mrs. Jean Matthew King, of 6361 applies to Federal, atat< or local ’ A total of 1.1S3>4 crates of Ttursday, June 24. New London, June 24 ,4 p.trtment >vas eslled. to l.bng Hill Annouheement was made' today Sl'NDAES TO TAKE Ol T A file, dlpeovered nhout f»:30 ' stock and the fixtures. The. dam­ L/>cjU ymingatera were cjiskp- tinue until thev expire. Evening to Further District Meeting by Warrant Officer t.r pint; 6.->c quart last night at the lli.rhland Park age wa.H niaiuiy due to heat. smoRe And. for fm da.vs after June 23, r e s t^ yeateiVtoy In Hartford on a duatrial or union policy. j crate, were o,,ercd at the Man­ Arrangenirnta ' Miss Frances Parker, chairman vote-swapping, all thg tr.*ditionaI! "utomobile owned by Demt'Himis Capua of the 43rd Division Band (jlobe Holkiw when they found educed shop conlruets can be signed of District Two of the State Nurs- of S'l.’l National Guard, th at he will he in store, k-- .Ifed at the roiner of and water. First Assistant Chief cjiily a little water In the pod. The warrant issued by local autbori- He summed up: ' chester Auction Market yesterday. maneuvers of ix'lities \veie called. Sterigon of 3','t M.iple street. Highland and Wvihs atieets, and ?»;inlel Haggerty was In charge of or renewed for one year, but no ties. Mrs, King is charged wit^ j “Government can help . . . by ^The high was 36.75, the low 33.60, Asaociation hat announced - into play today as the American Springfield. MBa^ The firi^j was the State Armory on Wednesday task cif allowing the |k»oI to fill longer. Rockville. Jure 24 A meeting ■ ** from H (XI p, lu to 10«0 p m. to Girard Studio Quality is a certainly c-ondiieted by Allreit Stevenson, the nppariitiiii at The fire, and up after being drained had been theft fforo pemon. and was re-^lcgtatotiop which fosters free com, and the aversg 34.74. The total meeting for the nurse* of this area Legion’s "Nutmeg Boys' Stiitc" caused by thr driver forgetting to 'A fter M dojrit followlag June of the general committee in this evening at the University of interview niuslelans who wish lo wken you make your did eoiuilclerahle damage to the about to o'cloeV, seeing that .No. 4 negiseted. leased on fumiotilng a bond ofj^m on in both business and to sales for the day brought 35,- charge of the Community Fourth began a campaign to elect a gov­ rcleare the emeegenry brak*' and line could take care of the fire, or- 23, the tow forbMa nay new or Connecticut st Storrs at 8 o'clock. droye sometime without realising apply for enllstmenta In the divi­ Interior of the 'aitlding before It rielav In opening the pool was 3200 for appearance In court to- . . . all citizens must realize 383 88 the sverai^' being just un­ of July celebration will be held ernor. *■ MILL (U ILLT STORE paint purehaoes here.' j dcred No. 3 to return to heaciquar- renewed rootrartn for a rJoard morrow morning. 'The guest speaker will be Miss it. When he noticed the bl.aze holes sion hand Age reqiilrementa ate Altrac^rite Child «: j brought under control. In no way a retleetton cm Iter IM- we ''gMnot have an economy of der 3,30 a quart, slightly abovt this evening at 8:30 p m. at the All part of a program to learn We’ve been selling psiinl The luilliling l.'c IcK'aleil outaide; ters. shop. Mrs. King was arreated follow­ plent]Mr millions look to the gov- Gerta Hojer. president of the In­ about government by actually go­ had already be-'n burned in \hc from 18 to 40 and then- are manv ^ , > VN( IN’S I KH WKKK reetor Sam Mar/iey who assumed 2. Union ahon Permitted under Sunday's sale. council rooms. Plans include an for many a year and can of the lire district, and the cause. The building Is cjwned by Case the post yeaterclsv He said last ing an iavestigaUon of a theft emmei^ for some thing for noth­ Offered yesterday were eight ternational Nurses’ Council. ing through the motions, the gu­ sent eushlons, fl >or mat and other ratings open to those.who qualify c-ertaln ronditloiia aUiIetlc meet in the morning and Installation Warrant Officer DeCapiin stated help solve any paint in(r ol the lire ha.s not Im ea deter-, Brothera, and the store has been night he was sorry that the con­ from an elderly patron of Wliuys ing. . . . tlpvemment policies must pints of strazrlenica that sols for bernatorial campaign was being furnishings, but the fire was ex­ In a union ahop a worker does­ a softball game in the afternoon. The Women of the Moone w ill Contest n.med. ,, i condtjetecl by Mr. Htrvenson for the dition existed hilt was confident Grill at 446 On ter street. It hf encourage individual competence $‘1.25, or better than 3.33 a pint. contested with a group of “inde­ tinguished by th • Fire Department, that It is hoped that many high pmblem. n’t have to Join the union. If be charged that Mra. King took a and not subsidize inefficiencies and The program will start promptly meet this Evening s t the Moose TTie contract fot the Town sprayv school handamen would take aif- •Mr. ■Stei'enson left the afore at last IS memth'a. It waa well storked that Uia pool world be Ailed to ra ­ These were special selected straw* pendents" holding the balance of r joins, he must stay In nr be fired. wallet belonging to the man con­ toalneas in any form” at 0 a. m. and In case of rain will rooms on Elm street. There will be ing of trees th:s year was givr.h' vantage ol the opportunity at lilt 0.10 Inst nighi and had cirlv- but this morning there appeared to pacity today and swimmers would berriea. Also sold yesterday was power. Uiiliit'H—I V r. anti Under A new worker -muit join and atay taining appraximately $100. It to The committee, headed by Sena-. be held the following day, Satur­ a banquet at 6:30 o’clock and at ; to the lowest biitder, the G aiftl 1 . i When the hand reaches full L VDIKS* STRIPED en liir- i ir to Hoheil.-on IVirk to be a Inrge loss of stork and flx- he accommodated. | one bushel of peas (hr 31.45. »h'‘ two major parties will first BARRETT witni uth Manehester Kite depart- [ • Aa th e'fire was loeated oUtalde and clue lo the hot weather many , Thia la how v union shop is per­ Tbs Investigation of the theft Ju ly 16. 'The events for the Oratmmar conventions, and the eloetion will Windsor this week. Ilesidents wish- ensembles In addition to the con­ mitted;'If a m&jority of all the 599 Main St. TeL 2-1.>04 rr.-nt, and No 4 l«csislei lank iind of iMith fire districts th * Investlga- voUnratera. now out of nchool, ..... was made by Patrolman George school age will be on 3 pe ^olor Combinations iinothrr rail was received at fire (iai;plcl Maher, town fire war- fllobe' Hollow wltlicnit ample wa- The new tow on union shopa fleer serving a year's probationary Staff* Employes having entrants In each event. Th4 Inationa by one or the other of the Thomas. Burgess and bearing the day nights from 8:00 to 10 (Ml p lu hrndquarfers fnl H!..olstliiire and ||,.n tor. doesn’t apply to existing contracts servics before receiving an ap- Veterans Service school getting the largest number two parties were eight high expense for trees on private prop- In the Hartfonl State Armory and No 3 also n- ii>onded. ' unless they arc renewed. potntment aa a regular officer. To Honor Baldwin of ^ In ts wtll receive a trophy. To Serve Supper school boy* amntig the 193 here erty. \\ here the Fire Sfirrtc-cl Within the 66 days after June There will also ^ open events for for the practical course In govern- The Church Council wll meet 2 fo r In the meantime Mr Stevenson 23, union ahop lo n trscts «tn bs Center Notes ment sponsored bv the American the pariarnage Wednesday eve- boys provided they register for The Women's Society of (Thrla- was noflflecl of the tire iind |,n 1 Overriding Action signed for a year French Adopt Hartford, June 24—OF)—tl. 8. them with Emil SI. Louis or Wil­ Leglon and being h>Id al the (?ul-, June ’J.’) at 8 o’clock Si/.cs: SinaU, Medium and Larffi*. Resrular 99c Each B at nnder Ibr tow nataw tlan Service of the Qiiarryville the hall game for hia store No 4 ' A lost discharge rertlflrate has .‘Senator Raymond E. Baldwin will liam Kowskl. the totter being al versily of Connecticut's Fort' Dr. Harry Miner, who waa min- j members, where, there to a Methodist church. Bolton, will honked onto a hj’driint of th e ' Ihhim* Toiliiv ,\ffect« Millions been left at the Center. Any ex- receive a certlAcate of honorary the Recreation Field each night. Trumbull branch. Elected to ister of the Wapping Community j natoa ahsp, eaa va4«i aa 'Drastic Levy mcmlKTship ■ In the Connecticut combine an apron and food sale MISS M ARS sl’KClAL! Armjr man who beli^Mrthls is hi.i The Central A. C. softball team head eight mytblgal townships, i hiirch 16 years ago, ,1s returning whether they wwat to kaaek . .‘ttate Km:iloVfs association st a with their strawberry supper in to asked to stop in. Upon will play during the afternoon, the named for former "‘^'glon com­ from England With hta family. ^He (t'oellnoed (rsw^Pagr OmfI (UDaUaued frow Page U se) It out. j dinner here on Sept. 27. It bos l>een the vestry of 0>e church, Friday 10(1' , 1*111 e M i:.il « rresi PhCs Oae) identification the paper will be re­ opponents to be announced short­ manders. they sutontotlcally be­ will begin his duties as Director ol I Tea Leaf Reader In spite of the special permis­ announced. evening of this week. The meal .lunior Mis': leased to him. came candidates for the guberna­ Religiuiia Education at the Center' of Hig Fiv^pow ers may etm- is a quirk summary of the main sion for union shopa under the Bernard H. McKuaker, executive ly wtll be served I’rom 5:30 to 7:00 Congregational church. Hartfonl I provlBlons of the tow which are in 1st PRL, party oppoaed the blU. Strawberry Festival and will Include ham. baked beans, torial nominations aHhoiigh a tiihute the ipdjc I portion oi the new law, there can be no union Parllam satary kcUvity Waa sus­ secretary of the nssoctotion, said number of other* were vxpqeted i July 1st. He will preach at the KEAIMNUS 9 A. M. armeci forc es chiefly In Air Forces, effect now: A Strawberry Festival will take salads, cole slaw, roll*, coffee and shop at all In these states: pended for the rest of the week be­ At the moment we have on file in an announcement last night to enter the field. ' : morning service of the Wapping cithers rhp'fly In ses forces, and a Machinery for Uylng to prevent that “such memberships are graat- place this evening at 7:30 o’clock strawberry shortcake with whip­ SWIM Texas. Virginia North Carolina, cause the Communist party was to a number of attractive ro >ms, "Town" Offleer* Nambd I church July 20. | TO 9 l». 1^1. thircl gpdiip c'hielU In land forces. strikes that would cause natlcmal Tennessee, Georgia, Delaware, mostly for single men or women. od only to people who have shown at St. Joseph's school sponsored ped cream. open a four-day national oongiesa Mrs. Ethel Lee Is general chair­ The “towns” and the oificers I Through the agency of the Fos the Soviet contends, would | emergencies; a ban on juriadictlon- k'inrida, Arknivias, Arixona. Ne- There are. however, one or two a genuine friendsliip for state em- by the Children of Mary Sodsllly. ter Parent's Plsn for War Chil- to ’’ailvnnlngc's in the poal-1 al strikes and secondary boycotts, Wednesday at Straabourg. Irene Jasek. Barbara Siichecka. man. Mrs, Albert Skinner, Jr., i* named to head them were: ' ALSO SUNDAYS b r a X k a. Iowa, South Dakota, The nation's economic life still items which might accomir.o late a^ P'".'*’* “"<1 Interest In their wel- "McCook" Edward .Soroca' of i dren, the students of Ellsworth 1 SUITS 8 cif'terlaiii .itates In the eon-j with an employer permitted to tue Eleanor Suchecka. Helen Grenyskl in charge of the kitchen and Miss Maine. married couple with one child. -are. Kensington. I .Memorial High school have be-1 Made «f^‘“" “‘ LaN.r Rclatibns board to military budget, but were defeated ,_____ and former vice president of the fiiriiurr in shtipr lo drliYrr iiiaxiiiiiiiii hrtil liy TKI.KI'IIONK .>>1.15 ' administer the law. mon Council to be held this eve-1 (Canadian National Railway*, Stop Foot that the world sitiiatinn does not But unions are attacking state by a vote of 408 to 184'. A Socialist charge papers ciH:lo.srd. requesting tb«Mk,MK!Un OMin«Wi-ii«Ha».i« warrant nmliitcnance of “Inflated On that aaiur day—40 days laws oh other grounds, too. They that we complete their bonus appll-; Mm t • SHk If MS awa«e nlng at 7 o’clock at the Council I Saratoga Springs, N. Y.-W alter h u v iii); * afti>r the Henate vote—the I..a- proposal to limit the military bud­ Misery HI 118 Armies, Navlea and Air Forces.” kfgue that a ban on closed shops get to 180,000,000.000 francs cations. In all cases thc.se papcr.s ’’TMt SIA WOir Ml AUUK6R KNOI rooms. Ray Bridgman, 86. profijaaor of bor departmeDl’a old Concilia­ Sales Tax Meeting ] Greek at Lake Forest^ III., college , Going oK the assumption th.it to unconstitutional becaua^ it de­ (about 31,312,000.000) was voted have to be returned by registered ‘ tion service dies and is re- prives people of liberty of contract mail with the Instruetion lo write ■ CBff lociHut • bmmm moutt (nmz A meeting of the merchants of from 1890 until his retirement In THIS MODERN WAY the force will l>e small, Riiaala down by 324 to 270. coiltenda therefore that the- Ave ptored by a new F'edeml Medi­ without “due process’’ of tow. lo the Bonus Division, State Arm-; ENDS TODAY the city will be held this evening 1930 and former Instructor at Yale Don’t wR6tff timt and exiiffnin on m«669 VACUUM CLEAN YOUR major powers ran make arrned ation and Cow4Untlon aervlcfi. Tlicy plan to attack the new ofy, Hartford, for proper.fOrms tor i at 7:30 o’clock at the Police Court and Miami iiniveratty orOxford, O. powders whirh mrreljr dust the turfncff. Summer The old Co:icili:ition service was federal law ban on closed shops on such, absentee veterans. Kindly no-i “ROOMERANG” Plus: room to review the new sales tax London Frank Allen, 84. chair­ Get modern PODOL FOOT R£UEF» a force* available on the principle of PrfN luction pure white ffrravelcae ointment which, equality. part of the Iaib-.>r department. The the name ground.*. So there are Seen tlfy your abaerrtee brotlier or son and learn the manner in which it man of Brink’s. Inc., and president with ffentle massai-’e. !■ sh«urt>ett and court flgtita ahead. “Blondie*s Biff Mument” will affect their business. Attorney Rive" laatinR relief. It Rive* .an immed'nt* CHIMNEY and Fl/RNACE COMPLETE “That is,’’ the Kusslana explain­ new mediation service iirill be a of the proper procedure. | of the Brink s Express Co. of Chi­ roolint an>l aatisfyintr ferlinff aa jf ty ed In the military staff report, acpar.itc government agency. 3. Preferential hiring. Moat law­ As Greatest Need Saul Peizer who is secretary of cago.. which handles currency shin- maRic. (set *a SUc jar today al Handbags “they t'the Big Five) ean contrib­ Generally ’ he purpose of the new yers agree the new law forbids the Rockville Clvle AsaoclaUon, m<‘nts with armored trucks. He- i^iinii e UhMiinm) \\ fl»1on DruR SERVICE ute armed forces, land, sea and agency - as it v. as m the old- will jn-eferentlal hiring contracts. win discuss the nejv act and ex- England ind Drug atorea every where. With Our air, which wciulcl be equal In be to try to .imooth out Isbor-man- Under such a contract the em­ (OMtlnwed frwn Pag* Ooc) plain Its prtivisions and will a lso , ir'f’ nmv have a very strength and c'ompoaitlon. ugement squabbles and solve them. ployer agrees that when he needs 4 BIG DAYS 4 answer qliestiono. The meeting is ------•s - ’S X “The principle of equality does The new low docs not apply to a new employe he will hire a un­ far short of wbst we had hoped arranged by the merchants divi- ! Second I’rize—- • J ______si in of the BH.sociatlon and is open Attrurtive Shoiving not |>ermit nd/antagea in the po­ supervisory workers, such as fore­ ion member If one la available. to do.’’ Wed., Thur8., Fri., Sal. Super Red Streak I ALL MAKES sition of any permanent member men. They are n-.v considered ’’em­ 4. Maintenance of membership: He said the automobile industry t<> all merchants . NAN( Y WIN'ERT The new law permits this—aa In alone "with Its big use of raw Birth .> of the Security council In the con-' ployes’’ Under the act. They’ll have R E E 9!> Norman SIreel A none ,df the rights and duties the case of the union shop- only materials, the mllltona directly Mr. and Mrs. Roland Robillard tnbutlon of armed forcea by that! of Thoinp.sonville are the parents member.” covered by the act. If a majority of the workers cov­ and Indirectly employed . . . JIMMY- Cleaning. Outfit III While Plaetic la abort, they ean juia ered by the contract approve. practically underwrites a high IN 1118 of a son born on Sunday, June 22. llonoralile Mention— unions If they wlsk. but under Uiuler this kind of contract ley.el of Industrial activity for at Mrs. Robillard Is iHe former Miss NEW Helen Heffernan, daughter of Mr. Chimneys cleaned with special brush operated from f>ase- the new law an employer la not workers ikm’t have to join a union least several years to come unless ^ ( HARLE.S RARRERA Fahrics Kmaiiiiel Croup P lf- n -B E and Mrs. James Heffernan of 92 compelled to bargain with but, once they do, they raiiat stay we have another wave monopolist ment up. V'^acuum cleaner nets all I he simiI — none es­ 2!I8 Sprure Street In or get Ared. and crippliftg strikes or a world Grove street. I.arjfe Size Iheni. Reservation* / To flold Supper That part of the law, which No .\tttoinatlr rheekoffa catastrophe.” Ordinary glass 8H.\TTERS! Meteulfe’o lii capes into (he hasement. EITJENE SHEEHAN Here, in his opinion, are some Reservations for the lawn party makes chan.ges in the old law, the 5. Automatic checkoff of union which Hope Chapter. ' OES. will Manehester Install onl.v SAFETY (i!,ASS In 11 .\iihurn Road The closing meeting of the sea­ Wagner act, will not apply to dues. of the major problems in provid­ >T ears, aceordln*;'to ronneetleut Stale laiw.* It’s $6.00 up ing fun opportunity for employ­ hold on Saturday should be made FOR FI KTHKR INFORMATION CALI, OR SFR A- • son of the Missionary Utrcle of the people employed in agriculture or Under this contract, a boss de­ V i c by Wednesday with lyirs. ClharlcB j risky bustncHH driving-a ear with a hruken win­ I'ATRICIA .UNN Emanuel Lutheran church will be domestic servicj. ducts union dues from a workeFs ment: Robinson and Mrs. Alco Taylor. dow’ or a cracked windshield . . . Serious In­ 1. Balancing supply and demapd LaFLAMME held at the home, of MIss Fride- Nor will It apuly to the federal, pay and turns them over to -the The event will be held at the hq)vte | jury ean result from simple rarelessness. No — this can be taken care of “only 17 Cumberland .SIreel borg abd Mias Viola Thuren of 224 state, or local government em­ union, whether or not some Indi- of M ra Alco Taylor starting at excuse for “putting It off” . , . serx lee, iit Met­ by a gradual shift In-tbe employ­ West Center street at A;30 on ployes. Federal Reserve banks, vidu.ll workers want it done. 2:30 o’clock. calfe's Is p r o m p t ; Ill Var 10118 Types government corpi^ralions, and non­ The new law fortild* this ment of labor and capital from Vincent P. Marcin Friday ' eveni/tg. A picnic supper Director Closed Saturiliiis. (lliililrrn— 1 lo 12 Y r**. profit hospitals. automatle rherkoff. It says one industry to another and of Miss Marjorie Stephens of Ver- , wllj be enjc>yed on the lawn to b« deductions can be made only labor capital from one occupation .105 NO. MAIN STREKT TKLEI'HONK IMS of Cloth followed a short bust nets ses­ But hci c at the beginning of non is camp director of Camp ^ the life of the new law it i/i not when an Indtvldnal worker re­ to another" the system must be sion aiuF^a program of games In MerriWoofI, the Girl Scout ' Day (KMUiible to say positivel.v whirh quest* It, flexible to allow prompt action. While and Colors •FRONT END •WIIEEI. a l u ; n m e n t churga^f Mi.ss Kleanor Casperson Camp which opened in Manchee- | unions will be curbed by ’it and The f>enalty fbr a boss who vlo- Accurate knowledge of production, ter on Monday. The camp Is Ibeat- | .M TTTif aiidinm.i Ksther M. Johnmin. • O m . which won't. Intca the law; A line, up .to $lt),000 demand and stocks is essential ed on a new oile on G ardner, Metcalfe QIass Co., Inc. Larffe Size ^ e members are reminded to Big I'nanswercd (luesliou and one year in Jail. and It is "clearly a proper func­ ' ' ‘On •BRAKES hl'ing in their Trea.sure Chc.st.s at street. [ •MOTOR TUNE-UP Right at the htart one of tlii' No more automatic ('heckoff tion’’ of government to help col­ 'n / Plcnlr Wednesday lir/2 Center St. this meelini: ami al.Mo those who ‘big, unniisweriHl question us: contracts can be made, starting lect such atsUsUcs. The Women’s Guild of the Union $ 3 * 0 0 u p liave handwork .wlilch was ‘dls- Ikxcs it apply to the 1,500.000 June 23..when the labor bill be­ 2. Preventing depressions. This Congregational church will hold a Opposite Police Station ^ ANYpNE WISHING TO CARS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED trihuted st the April meeting organized eonatrucUon workers came 'aw. requires sound, government fiscal picnic on Wednesday. June 25 al V should liiing the Anlslicd articles , and their unions, people like cur- (.'ontracts In existence June 23 and tax policies. the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ _ , MANCHESTER ------.... to Friday's meeting. ' pentera, palntera. bricklayers, ran lontiuue until they expire-but It also involves- a “favorable at­ i VndKW I mU* —M,. iMti* Moeezlse ward L. Newmarker at Coventry PhonevMonche«ter 5856 . ^ Those who haven't, already plasterers? , they cannot continue beyomt July titude toward business on the part Lrike. Each member will bring PURCHASE TICKETS Dark Colors in made reservations for the picnic Two things banned by tin- 1. 1H48. of government" and confidence on “MastSfWCsaiii lunch and Ice cream will bo fur­ 1,4'alher, Friilay shoiiUl contact the- seerp- ' new law occur widely In the the part of the buying public that nished by the committee. BOLAND MOTORS, INC. ta'ry, Mrs Agnes Johnson, no eonsinietlon industry: The It to getting value received for Ml SntiMit’’ NTfl III* The election of officers which Larffe Siz.e Nabh Sales and Service later than tonight to lussist the I elosed shop and Jurisdlrtlnnal dollars spent. was postponed al the Ma.v meet­ ^ O T l I disputes. Ctminierfe Collene It is "economic heresy." he said, hostes.scs In knowing how many :v- , - ing will .be held and the officers Uentpr SI. At West Center. Tel. 4079 to plan (or .Mrs. .lohnsoti's phone j I In a closed shop no one but union nieinbem ean work. A jiiri.s- P $ 5 'S O u p ' niimliiT i.s Plans Syiiiposhiiii THE LEGION ^RAWING dlctlonal strike is Intendeit to force anemployer to deal with one union Instead of another). A sVinposluir on "Accountants’ BREAKING Reports and The Cbnneetlcut CAN SECURE THEM AT Until now . most construction All Prices Inejude Tax. workers have not been under fhe S tslc Sii.lcs Taxi’ will be held at ALL RECORDS! * -* gos'emment’s la.bor law. the W ag­ the Jun-ior (College of Commerce, ner act. 3.S9 Whitney avenue. New Haven, JIM AND GEORGE THE FOLLOWING First Prize— The National l^ bor Re.la- Thursday, sponsored jointly by tlnns board, i4hleh has been The Cflnnceticut Association of ■PreM Bt LINDA ROHADICK Small. Colorful administrriag'the Wagner act, Public Accountants and the col­ -iT Woodhridffe SIreel hiMl not etossed ronstrurtlon lege. The program Will start at' THE ACE TRIO I COMPLETE MOTOR TUNE-UP PLACES: Cloth llaiiilhags workers aa being la Inter-' 4 p.' m. Addresses will be given by A LIONEL BARRYMOIIE • THOMAS MITCHELL • HENRT TRAVERS slate commerce. faculty of the .college and prom­ and PLUS . . . PHILMP REED In “BIG TOWN* But the new and larger LAbor inent (Connecticut CiP.A's. Castongua), Morrittey tnd I UNDER DYNAMOMETER CpNTROL ::cliit,iona board, created under.the AL BERGMAN E li DA “HOME IN \ Chetiey. Inc. •ARYIORY IVAr,KA(;K SKIH K $ 1.50 up A buffet supp- will be served at JACK CARSON in Road" testing gives you .a KXD* :icw law. may change that because 6 p. m. Following the supper sey.- Romantic Vocalist TODAY •n.OVE AND LEARN” *^*''^^* OKLAHOMA” -INSURANCE— Ever wiah you had a raoehanie of the new law’s ban on closed ehsl • more lectures will be giycn. One Lewi» St-, Hartford 7-^28^ out on th* road with yoU whoa accurate picture oi perform­ •PARK HII L FLOWKR ,SIIOP sflrifia and jurisdictional disputes. Following the concUiaion of dis­ that "miaainq" aound popped ance—engin* valve and igni­ cussion by the audience. Dr. Nlto TONIGHT! up in' your motor or that atrimga tion timing, eiiicisney oi Spark Cliildren’s. Closed Shop ForbUlden U. .Sahlin. dean of the college, boot or back and noiaa atartod plugs, carburetor, diatributor, •DONNELLY’S ^ w ITALIAN FOODS Lrallu’r Hamlhags I 'nder Taft-Hartley Late will pre.*>(-nt the awards In the re­ at a high apaad? Our Bannatt- generator, cooling system and port conte.st. OUR SPECIALTY! CAYEY'S Cove Manor Faragan Dynamomatar can torvia other engin* accesioriea at •.YIILIKOWSKI, THE FLORIST (Editor’s note: - This to the ■ as that mechanic —will locate w'ell at tranamiaaion, drive \.-'QV i J t ) second p( six storiea oatllnlng Businem Mfn'ft Lunch •GEORGE’S SERVICE STA I R)N (yj- J SILENT GLOW OIL BURNERS ? the main |M>ints in the new la­ DANCE Inn those same mysterious engin* ahaft, differential and rear 90c bor, law.) P(*titioii8 Board D u ly lailiuas and near-failures you axles. s i To the Distinctive Stylinff ^07 de^endaCCe od /teaC , Seanon Starts June 22 •xperi*nce on the road by n- Whether you have your entire •CORNER SODA SHOP By Max Hall On Zoiiiiig Rules of the Country Board produciug th»m right oo our car checked or have just on# Washington. June ’J4 — W’l a'*rv/c* Ilocirt •ARYIY & NAVY 0 ,U B MA.\jat. IN n A R T FO lin a n d s o l d a n d s e r v i c e d a t HUME The gov'ernmenfa new labor law ; ------Reymander’s Private Beach unit tasted,'you can be sura our / BV MORIARTY BROTHERS lennlts the union shop- under err- : John Reig has petUioned the Indoor and Outdoor Sports Yea, our Bennett-Peregen Dynamometer will give you on tain conditions hut forbids the Zoning Board if Appeals for per- RESTAURANT, INC. R ed Dynamometer la truly an "Indoor absolutely accurate evaluation •BRITISH A.Y1ERR.AN CLUB T h e ■'osed shop. I mission lo erect a building, 36 by / O HONEY 3 YEAK.S 37 Oak St. Phone 3922 WEEKLY RATES Boad" on which wo eon oper­ oi operating condition. Drive i - ''riMise-' two shops, luuon- andi-34 L'vt to h » . aised' for an - lea T r i o MEALS: in today and see our Dynamo­ •YIORIARTY BROS. DOWN liuieed, have been (iriine methods ■ (.ivain Parlor and for tho sate of ■ii~ " ~ ' .III...... - R ich m an ate your car uqder th# same TO FAY load and speed eohditions, thatl meter in'Operation —get full for luilons to inaint^n their secur­ Dairy Products on Middle Turn­ APPEARING NIGHTLY. 9 P. M. TO 1 A. M. Sinffle Room...... $40.00 D e w e y - ity, which means keeping up their pike Ea.st In a residence AA aone. you experience wlien you’re out detalla oo the amazing ability •JARVIS REALTY - ^ - .i-e# '.Second f*ri/,e— membership. The plot 1s located east of 785 NO COVER! " NO .MINIMUM! Double Room on the highway,-This "Indoor of thia aoiaziog "Indoor Road"i But the new law puts re- Middle Turnpike Fast. •KEITH FURNITURE CO. slrh-tiima on three other kinds A hearing will be given on hia f ( two persons) . . . 75.00 ! LINDA RUDAZ "C A ffI SAVES WEAR” 'Bwd” MICHALAK 62 Winter Street R ic h m a n of unInn security: Preferential applicatiur at the meeting of the “SWELL!*’ - “DELiaOUS!” Children affe .5-14 .. 25.00 •THE SODA SHOP MORIARTY BROTHERS • hiring, maintenance of mem­ Zoning Board of Appeals to be "Bob” OLIVER /' WKD. THBU SAT. ' **On the Level at Center and BrotuV* bership. and nutomatic dues held Thursday evening. ’These are the comments made by our hundreds DISCOUNT: * Honorable Mention— checkofl. of HatUfled customers who get siiprrlnr food— •HUNTER’S GAS .STATION “Farmer’s Daughter” 5*'^ Off for Four Weeks PAULINE CARIGNAU OPEN 24 HOURS d ia l 3 135 All five types were permitted LocctU Yoaog • Jamph C o ttm faster service, and at rrasonablu prices! C o . under the previou-s big labor tow, ALSO! "Devil Thnmba A mda" or Lbnffer. •JOHN L. JENNEY 41 DeepwiMiif Drive ___ _ The Only Ofllcikl Silent Glow Dealer the Wagner act, passed In 1935. TEWELERS I The new law makes big ’cbahKes In DANCE Toniffht Thni S a t • STEAKS • CHICKEN CH02»S For reservations call New PETER TIERNEY In the Manchester ,\rca. NOW: “ira A WonffartW Ufa" FRONT-ENDEND a JOJ./ •STEWARD AT THE LEGIOI^^HOME STATIONERS ! that. ■ ' ■ ■'PiaaalMar Ta D on l*t**___ ------Q U A L m ’ Haven 6-3891 or write to 4 Roffer IMace Government experts say about LKG.AL BEVERAGES SPECIALISTS Coli's Park Shell Morris Cove Road. New fe ri'ice .FACdUELINE l,ANf;EN O I T iC f A N S ll.SbO.OOO workers now are covered Loot snow TholffMt 8^6 «The Hous* of QuaUty" _ AND ALL YIEYIBERS OF THE LEGION by contracts including one or more i^entile Orchestra HNyen, Conn. Folders on .181 OnterBtreet of those five types of security. 8V N .: "SUibe4 Uto Sailor'* request. , CoA^teA SfiAtcce . The new tow will, in time and In MANLHKRI U.K r,VlS«IWC.J HbKAL>U. MAMJMWTILR, fONN^ TUb»l»AY, JL>E. 24, lft47 MANCHEStER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TVESDAY. JUNE 21 10 lY p a g e f i v e r i o i i t > U B ______^■i______. t!.' tVriipiit’on Kcgl Rmtaurants ' sending I eeveral of the card* to i heard of no organizetl opposition J.anurtry l943, *hr ir. eivcd l>a: ,i- —« 2,000 Federal Housing Charter Board Seeks > one address there are definite rvniena b ot «p- tiaining'nt Dnyl-'nii Hrr.h. Fla LADY ESTHER o y s Well Established Here W eddin g D ale ,Sugsr le back In bot^ls on F ile P ro test ; Chairman House told the meet- j poaitlon to the new form of g iv ­ Is P rom oted Shr.MSe .•>latio:’«'-l nl Camp D.svis. O f L o r a l B counters of several local ras- ing that Ernest Bantly had voliin-1 emment in some quarters. He said N. 4'., and .-O'lved over'ra* Gifted Medium tauranU after an abaenca of To Enlist Biff Vote teered the use of hia garage acroee '■ that if a large vote Is not brought World War 11 In New Guino.i and Tenants Protest Bill five years. With rationing lift­ Pass R esolutions Con* from the State Armory for us* aa i out by the worker* the charter the rhllippiTie* Advice On .Ml .Matters of Ijfe ! Manchester, much more than the . limited capitalisation, and It Is M r. and M rs. * I.Atting Loral ’Benihrr of W W . A graduate of Conni-i'ticnl tffatr Rev. Fallier llined Now ed. restaurant owners have view; Attorney William Ferguson, campaign headquarters for the I may be defeateil by an uh'>rgan- .Xnswerx Any and .Ml Question*! ReadiVtffff 11,00 i 1 1 n •. I .. ‘Verve person would realise, is a placed the sugar' back on the eerning Im prisonniriil Citizens Charter Committee. Ar- Ixed opposition He said that Man- 4'ollege and tin- H.iitfoid College h«ve forcr ^noi’jth to hiiv»* thr I In Itiilv n rilo«» laOtl#*r ^ ^ sa as * luch job# m Ih^y l^nd, wHi to jhiii I C a v e r l y C e l e b r a t e member of the Board of Education Ia in Japan ^ illi ihr counters. E xtensive P lan * M ade to rangements have already b**n: cheater had attempted before lo lot Law. S-Sgt. Jeffer was rni- First Appearanec In This \ lelnllj 1 4ctlon Surted at M aM order recalled. O f C atholir A rch bish op and member of the (Tiarter Revl- I ployed with the Traveler* Life In- "1 can think of no reaeon (or' J O a r ririltl Ilfp r , ties in UUs regard are not confined they can secure payment Fiftieth Anniversary It Is surprising how many B ring O ut Large Poll tion Committee; Mr*. Emm* Pero, made with the telephone company i remodel Its antiquated charter, Military Tribunal RF.ADIMtS n\II.V AND M ND.W — 10 A. M. lo 9 F. M. to install phone* In the garage. | but the effort* were blockeil by snrancr Conipnqv before she cn- M eed of H ere to EnliM Increaeei at thlr< time and many to the five or au largo induatriea The general picture. In spite of regular patrons of the eateiies prominent Italian-American lead­ A resolution fa\'oring congrea- and the number* have already been the asathy of the cltlren* He said tereil the WAC She formerly lived laiealrd In lairgr Blue and Gra.v House Trailer — A l Poet Hein of Senators to rea#<>na for not incrcaalnir the rj'rand Knight* Joseph I. P icaut' W'hich have made the town famous the dl/fleulUea Involved In launch-1 Mr. and Mrs L.itting Caverly of have ordered coffee, stirred the O n M onday in Support er; J. E. Rand. Pohee Commlsaloner Mias Eilith Jeffers, of Manches­ of Senators to alonal action on two raaolutlons assigned. Two of the telephones ! that -he feared that it the eharter at 197 Oaklnml stieet. ManrhCJ- l ining Mlatinn — Fji*t Windsor. 4'onn. On Route 5 At Buff o f ■ , rente. It docs seem that the Presl- Of Campbell rounrll. Knights „ f ; for tesUlea soap, tobacco, paper. Ing a ntw bualneM. aeema to Iw one 38 Wdliam street, whoee fiftieth cantents and then ask l* there O f New Governm ent and general manager of the Orford ter. ha."* l)*en pi-om«>ted to the rank I ter. Conn. B jSjM JSSeSSIon (imt's constant request for lowered Isn’t sny sugar in the coffee. ■- % Soap Company; Mr*. George Borst, will be reserved for Incoming calls i was not approved this time. Man- Dual Highway, T h w a r t , . , . . clothing and machinery. ^ efforts I annlvsraary occurred yes­ now before tiie House oSmmlttee cheater would never get a proper of .Staff Sergeant. It wic* recently __ —X prices might be sufficient reason Cc»lumbus. last night announced Leaving aalde Ufa older concerns | as progress, A call to Uis wBltei for more President of the Women’s Republi­ requestihg transportation. ' The ' on Foreign Affaire and the nam« numbers of these telephones will change In government announeetl at General M*eAr-j n llan laa rcDrescXUng over tor a Oovemmenl Agency to do Its receipt of a Icttei from Rev. Vin- which turn out well-known pro- • During the war years, several of terday, entertained a psrty of sugar brought the answer, The Citlxena Charter committee can CMub. I Ing of additional membere to the held a meeting last evening at the be advertised In The Herald. Some member* of the commit­ thiir’s Headquarter* In Japan. Hvtng m federal P -r t In holding down the coat of ducU, the town haa a growing Hat the present small busincasea took twenty relatives at a dinner party ".‘tugar la back on the countc. R*v Warren. President of the POK THK IlKST cent J. Hines-, former asalstant at Carnival committee were the chief Municipal building to make plans 8th School and Utilities District: Chairman House told the meet­ tee felt that with the factory va­ A memhei of the 8223th WAU of little planu which have started j sub-contracts from at their home Sunday evening. all you want." touatnt ppojecu in this aKa met • appreriatlon rrf your James' church, telling of vlalt- busln?ea transacted at the meet­ to get out a targe vote at the Cecil England. Chairman. Board of ing that the largest vote could be cations coming up the week -of the Battalion In Tokyo, S-Sgt. Jeffer* IN Oil, IIKATINC to engage in the war-fostered b\uU-' and most did well. Now on their Mrs. Chiverly was aaststad by MrA I* aaaigned to doty In the Troae-. aat night St SlWer Lane Hornes courtesy In giving spare to mv Ing the graves of four of Manchea* ing of Campbell council, Knights charter referendum to be held Selectmen; Mr*. Edmund Brown. expected from 6 p. m. to 9 p. m. referendum that the vote would, DIAL MANUHESTKR ness of tool making and machine own feet and finding their own Thomas G. Dougan and Mfe. as a result, be *mall. Tlie general cutlon SectlC'n of (he Internation- ■ *oBiniunlty house here and atarYad letter. 1 am, j ter'a soldier dead at the American of ColumbuA last night. next Monday. President. Pine Civics Association: The. fargeat number of worker* i II, E, WHITINd and parts manufacture *rhere are Jobe, these concerns have general­ Jamea H. Rolatoii Guests who were Chairman Charles 8. House an­ Dante Pagan!. Treasurer, Manches­ feeling, however, among members al Military Trihunal. The WAC ly kept their emaU labor forces The resolution dealing with the will be needed at that period, he | Representing inllled MUon to defeat the Wob ' ' ' S a r n ’T'M ille ,'' (em elrry st Ansin, Italy. Father' about 18 such email plants nmv In present from Springfield Gardens, nounced the members of the ter Improvement Association; of the committee was that a largo sergeant a»*1*t* In preparing rosea well paid and busy. One finds In Yugoslavian impilsooment of said. ' TIMKKN OIL HEAT (ott DUpoalUon Bill, already voted; _____ Hines now is studying esnon law , town, some doing very well, some N. y „ Hartford. Warehouse Point, Archbishop Rteplnac followa: Executive committee of the Cill- Samuel Turklngton, ’Tbwn Clerk; Not Partlsoa voU would be east, and that sup­ for the pioaecntlon in the trial* o f, St the Amerirsn college, Vstiean-i getting hy, soms whose btuincss la them some r«re and expert crafU- | vv’.thersfleld, Andover and this News Tidkils person.* accused a* major 'War H u m ! ey the House. Snd now before the "Whereas Campbell council. No. icerts Charter committee and an­ Herman Yules, Deputy 'Judge of He especially emphasized that port' -^or the ch.vrter wa* pretty City. In the balance Mbat of them have men that larger plants would be, presented e^pvtee of money A Culled From ch ih# h#ji c^rtfully pr###rvtd *. • • • Sl»\rr> trt«l. In which Alfred oilMunt •‘'cretary of stat# was to 1007. Since that time the will hold. Order today and get iwuaea In the several nearby pmj- with all the money It needs the neW fitainmler, Joseph Doherty, Her- ' flown With Vacations: (C'aaUuued from Page Oua) no’xr being made to run a check : m*n House revli-wed for the corn- closer rvrrv d»v and \ou will for Half a centiuy. Yesterday they In***!* *«“ ! !“ • are Charged admitted that no official com- town of Manchester has grown i with otAokod ico ,,, • Add suggr and lomon to iMto, want lobe rCadv long before the the lower price. •eta. Including Orford Village in Federal mediation agency created hart Oilman and Ray l^aOace. list and for a telephone campaign ; mitte* the plans which had al- , received numerous cards of con- wlth keeping Negro maid m in-ever was addressed to from a small 'town which could ! ftrtf chill I t in theair. Think it ovei ManchesUr. Silver Lane Homes hy the Tsft-Hartley art. Knowing that the Manrhester Most to lift Pav ___ I ready been formulated. He told the Aik ahMl aw lASY IU09IT TI«M$ ■Ikewlse If the bill passes U to be sapccts" of the American loa^to jprkiratlon. telcprame and calls voluntary servitude, op.na In San the Yugoslavian govcmiVient. be easily governed by the town i In both caaea the luwmakera hrawch of the Coluifiblan Hqulres Britain, but > o m friends, Diego today . . . Greek govein- ^ . „•». an- meeting that the citizens of Man meeting to a town of such size ja for sale soon. The two local 'The tv # wfrkji* Rhut<1nwn Rl "And wlierraa Campbell council pinstable James Uuffy P 1 Chester who hmi been picked for have some time. The Wagner art la named after Ray, I thought that spokesman diecloaod that there aswe*’. ment eaya guerilla forces have that' that fork) of government is | tiaaa bava always been separately wM also "a general diacuaalon o f / Married al SI. J^ory a bos recently been reliably Inform­ pointed to have charge , th, executive commiUei represent- revisions, such as the ban on the you wniHd be Interested to know : (jhency Brothers (or the weeks of auffererl 7,000 caHualtIrs since now impractlcaL niutdared, as Orford Vlliafce Is European economic problema." Mr. Caverly a.iu the former Mlae ed there now are two reaolutlonj nf fh ^ a » goodK"®*! ‘ ro-B '“’cUon o f the closed shop, do not go Into effect 30 -'“ ly 7. it wss ex- start of spring offensive. urged that any supporter of the' Chairman House received back­ permanent houalng, while Silver for 60 days. The new mediation vlMled hi" frsve_ snd_ knHl snd One of the announced obJecU A f, EHxabeth A. Rolaton, daughter of (HCn 2 ^nd HCR 321 before the voters of Manchester M a n c h e s t e r U ne Homea U temporary housing. today by Hehry R. Mal- Mn. firajee Baft, estranged charter who is wllHng to furnish ing In hla viewa from Waljer The W. G. Glenney Co. up will steit operating In 38 , sa d a prayer ^ ere ^ , iorv. executive vice president. - is Ctaylon'e visit to Britain was Hu- i Jane Crawford Rolaton and Henry Hou'e Committee on Foreign Af­ : He stated that Treasurer Rich- Up to now nothing had been heard wife of actor Geoige, claims $18, fairs which would rctiyire our on automobile or driver for^ an au­ ■ ard Martin, who wa* unable t «luc under property government to take formal action, . . . . ____ ! tend the meeting last night, had tee, and president Of the &lan- But another msjor proviaion t» , deacribe. employes during a jla ck work pe- Mr. Diiffv. HI* home tcle- chester Taxpayer’s League. Mr. Lana dweUlnga Theae are su]^ been concerned atviul tlie British rector at l#at time. Rev. Jacob JVt now therefore fy Mr. Uiiffy. HI* home * of Campbell councH'a resolui OK Orford Village. the adoption of the charier Is be- go Hiat he would not flo'-od charter would do away with that. with whom they have no contraci. kept are the cemeteries V-here sTiid that Anicrii-an objections to and past chief of Memorlil Temple ! Urely," says cylltorial in Shanghai lion be sent to Rep. Charles A. Ing done on a volunteer basis by , (^e facilities of the post office. - Homan; Wallae ViUaga I" newspaper ux/w-hich Chlang Kdl-i Eaton, halrman of the Houae Coni- Sherwood G. Bowera spoke to Quite Oenerul Counsel Job their loved ones He. It mighty help Rrltain’s policy of conserving dol- , I’ythlim SIsterc a member of Interested citizens who are suffl- ■ wherever possible he said one hls fellow committee members ^ m TOBACCO BOYER! Mtbury. Blmwood AersA “ ‘ y* I tare wag "about as logical aa If j Temple Chapter Kastem Star and Shek Is an ow-ner. ..4|erle llllljer j nilttee on Foreign Affairs for pre- MeanwhllA to year old Gerhard lo alleviate somewhat their sor­ StrikcH Murk >> Glently Interested to get out and , ------bMTV Vmage In Rast Hartford, ' you tried to com Incc s poor man, | Sunset Rcbekah Lodge. captures first prixe of $2,120 in ' sentatton before that committee." ■ - ; ! r naui Jotaod la the bnllad action P. Van Arkel quit hla Job as row. work for the charter, the commit-; trying to maks both ends meet,! Mr, Caverly, the son of Ellen I Montana’s l.')3-mlle horse-rider en- The council voted to send copies tee has requested that as many | -I takao last alght. NLRB general counsel. He said "I have already sent letters and Birlli of \ew Miller Caverly iiu; DuBnIs Caverly, 1 durance eonlcat . . Republican ' of the resolution also to Reps, ^SEASON AFTER SEASON* ai auc­ k-*'- he holds “grave doubts concerning booklets describing the cemetery to go and live In the Waldorf As- people as possible who are willing j •Mkaaman for the group aay tort* hotel—It Just can’t b« done.’* w-as born in Mi.ntgomery, N. Y. | leadership In Senate, getting oven i WilllanT J. Miller and Antoni N. to donate their .services get In FILL GRAVEL that Silver Lane Homee Is def- both the wnrkahlllly and the falr- to the families of the four men He was one of the first motormen ; with Southern senators who voted j Sadlak of Connecticut. Reps. John neaa" of the Taft-Hartley act. buried at Anito, which ta <0 miles 'Faft-I lari ley I.jiwI How Rntaln's acute dollar touch with members of the com* LOA>l .STONE tion after auction, I’ve seen the ipHyiy aflacted by the Wolcott shortage eoiild oc fitted Into and and conductora of the old Hart­ with tax veto, bring out anti-poll 1 Rooney and Robert Tripp Rosa, mltteee and offer their iervices. MU, and In UUs phase the towm Van Arkel. a Princeton and south of Rome. ' ford. Rockville snd Manchester Harvard Law schtNil graduate who I possibly relieved by American pro­ tax bill (or action this se.ssion 1 authors of The. House committee Executive Committee of Manchester may be vitally In- "please remember me and con- , (('iinllniied Irom I’age One) Tramway Company. For a number . . . Britain gets new Russian ie ’»oIut1on and to Ravo N. Kosano- has been with NLRB alnce Ita cre­ posals to back a program of con- 1 The member* of the executive i W E D O vMolved as well, for It Has been far vey mjr best wishes to all the makers of Lucky Strike buy ripe, ation in 103.3. thus took himself tlnental reconstruction certainly 1 >’««>» he conducted the general note on Hungary, again rejecting 1 Yugoslav ambassador to the committee of the Citizens Charter I am tha mind of moat local per- members of Campbell council. 1 the mines back to their owners would arise In C ayton's talks with , »lure in the Buckland section of British request for "clarlflcsllon ’ *"?. Secretary of Committee announced by Chair- ! out of the running for the new and ".Sincerely, LANDSCAPING GRADING .that the temporary tyiie «>f July 1. British offlcisls, this informant ' Ute town, and is at present fore- ______State George C. Marshall. man House are: cUon In Sliver Lane Homes vastly more powerful genrrsi "Father Hines " Stw-kyard Workers Strike ~ The resolution was drafted and fine-tasting leaf. .. that fine qual­ coiineel poet set up under the new I uniU man In the Hariford shop of the Richard Martin, Director of the I L.\WN REPAIR would ba^ left standing for any At Omaha, Neb. a etrjkc of presented to the council by a com­ law. That Job will pay $12.(MM) Clayton probil-y has moie In- New- H*ven and Hart- State Water Commission and mem- : aertod of ttflie. mittee composed of Luke D. Phil­ her of the Charter Drafting Com-1 cornered with Van Arke.'s $P,n7.3 , K i l U M l J « 2 0 0 ,;:,<:;7s t r S f . s b T K formation on Se-retarv of Slate/ " ”> «*' «»•?’ • member of L ab o r B itter ity tobacco that makes a top- 'itia if th* Wolcott \Z George C Mar.l all's plan to get ^""eheater Loog. of Masona and lips, James F. Tlemey, Frsnk mittee; Judge Raymond R. Bow- i W E B U I L D • huge ougr tivcBi.p.eUvestork hHtulling ii.i.i.hNn. "AN i Rurohe back on Its economic fe e t '* eharter member of Memorial O’Reilly and John J. O’Connor. ers. Judge of the Town Court and i wU Silver ; overriding of the Inbor bill * 4'amlval (\mmiltlre Outdoor Fireplaces F o r P a tro n » D e a lh lh«"‘gh .»nti«. l ncgonatl^. have f^an^nj pj^rso,, m Kiii-ope at Ih^ Knight, of Pythias. O n N ew U nion member of the Charter Drafting r - quality smoke.” ^ ^ Y aire nun>oees , veto la the drat major setback for Named by Grand Knight Joseph Committee; Attorney Jay Rubl- Mr. Truman at the hamU of the I IM # uiulrr way, PmjltleiU tUiry moment. . ------• - - - B. ('ofTcc of the Union Stockyards L. Picaut aa additional members now, member of the Charter Draft­ Stone Walls (D ry or Masonry) r » •*'if^.’tSIir‘^thr{SeSttoh of the Republican Congress. 1 Bevin was expoc-ted to leave for of the Carnival committee were the It is not the______Int nt ' ------^ . PoHtIcally. the reversal Is par- Pockvillr tune 24 ./I'l Ben- company said the walkout came ing Committee; Judge William S. I Parli Friday, and plannefrmtt ticularly significant since It rep- Jam K U.nulll. a 34 year old without w arnlng and that '•re.sent- with him the tame six-man team A b o u _____ t T o w n the Wolcott BUI to pass, however. Jiimcs Murph.v, John W. Mur­ Town Committee; Attorney Harold rfipenta an Important victory for waiter In the Italian B^neflt .So- mint of (Vmgr.-.-ia ov.-rrlding the of nnane.Hl, as'icultursl and fuel | , „ (tonliniirtl irniii Page line) phy. John F„ Afurphy. John 0 '» i l l . DamondUig that Connecticut^ vlelv's rEN T TDBACro niYTR w eek for msnslaughlcr In causing > walked out. Coffee said, and later The pieaj seemed fairly w-rll Grocn began a campaign for Its James P Tlemey, Frank Quish, Registrar of Voters. Kentui'ay elected committee representing 2,- Ihe death of Michael Ttzlanl. 48, Workers In nearhy packing hoo.«rs that Clayton ■l.so would Hillstown Orange will serve a prompt repeal. Hr said the act will Andrew Davis. I-eonard Goyette, Willard B. Roger.s, (Chairman of (It YEAKH A LI.rUT ni'MIKK xM oatu) 000 families In the greater Hart- uUil Nolos n patron. . , began ’’refusing to hsndle live- \ (jo to Paris, J. Raymond Horan, WilHam iDrd area la FPHA proJecU un- 1 strnwberiy supper Tliur.sday eve­ "force widespread w-arfare" and the Connecticut State Develop­ MANCHESTER GnuMl told the Jury which coo- slock coming from our yards " Uusi.lan inforriaiitj ,. here said ning st seven o’cloek. The meet- | endanger the national economy. He O’Hara. Samuel Maltempo.’ Fred­ ment Commission; Mrs. Julia eondlUonally oppose passage of vlclcd him that TlxIanI had been 1 ■Admitted yesterday: Mrs Knth Shlpbulklers l.en\e Jolis .Soviet Foreign Atlnlster V. M, ing w-ill follow In Hlllatow n Grange ; added Congress mad% a "tragic erick Battlgnano. Jean Colavee- Crawfofa, Vice CTiairman of the h r M®2- Jti our senators from Cordner. 8fl G a rd ^ stre e t: Mis. bothering him on the nighl of A muon official at New- 3’ork, .Molotov almost ccrtainlk- would elilo, John Rohan. Peter Martello, Omecticut we demand that you hall mistake’' and the conseqiicncea Republican Town Committee. Rep- HOME IMPROVEMENT Grsce Williams. S44M jiUp street; March 13 as he was endeavoiiiig meanwhile/repoi'-led that approxi-1 he.id the U. 8. K. R.’s delegation James Rohan, Robert McAtea 'S.: oppoae and extend your efforts to may be "heavy and costly in terms reaentatlve in Geileral Assembly: Roland RchlRer. 34 Blihyt-H Hlreet; to serve other Rueata, He said he niatcly 4.1)00 n.cmhers of tha t'*IO ' to Pails. scoffing at newspaper Samuel Tui-cotte, tValter Seaddeh, John Olson, former selectman and 5305 TELEPHONE 7594 S fe a t o f the bill for the follow- might have pushed Tlrlanl hut hud Afr.s. Thomas Kent Mitchell and of reduced’pi-oducthin." --u- Thomas Dminellv. 3U\ lliia.si-ll InduHtnai onion of .Marine and reports that Ivan M. Maisky, for- children, Mariae and Kent, have I Weslev Vancour. Frank Schelb- member of the Board of Tax Re- \ - a!! lag reasons; street: Mrs. Ruth Reardim.^ 3.70 no distinct recolleetlon of having | Shipbiilldlng Workers left their | I'ler ambasaador lo London, might "Labor will never become recon- |,r, Glno Andrieni, Leonard Brown, Give Reaaona arrived for a R:onth’s stay w-lth ' Adams street; Mrs Agnes StKyen- done so. joh.s / the Federal Shipbuilding | head II because Molotov was fa-| Mrs. .Mitchell’s pr” -cnt.s. Mr. and died to thla law./ he declared. | prank Taylor, Lester Turney. Lee Tiriaol tell to Ihe Moor and sus- 11 "We object because we prefer son. 132 Sprucex^rtreet; Airs 110(11 and I/rydock company at Kesr-1 tlgiied from overwork. These s a m e Xfrs...... Albert Behiend^ of H Walnut With threat of a nationwide soft Fracchia. Henry SmachettI and \ •aperienced management under lamed a frai lored skull from which Anderson, 28 Strong street; Mrsx ny<-. N. J. He added that ■10,000 ri'ports said Afi.x m Litvinov, for- street. Mr. Mitehell w-lll join hla coal strike looming July 7 there .Michael tiinolfl. PPHA (oa oppoaed to War Assets l./>ulae KIHotl. •J.'M 1McKee street: he subsequently died. A number workers nicr fcieign imi.-ster, might be a was some spei-iilation that Lewis | Next week’s meeting will be de- o f jH-rsons present when rlrlanl , Bethlehem ahlp yanla family on July foi ,s tw-o weeks’ Admlnlstratioa control). Rich a r d Bannnlng, Rtaffoi-d repot I (or work in member of the Russian delegation. visit here. might I'hoose to fight the statute voted to the installation of offl- "W e object because of the time w as injured took the stand at the | would iiot -Springs ; Frank Fw hettl. Bolton; coait porta Tuesday | Yaaa reported that Prof. Gunnar in order to be the first big unionist; cers and the Installation banquet Umlt eet for nole o f'th e homes. Delbert Reynolds, Court la ml trial but toll) Jury ‘ •’'V *o*'«* *•■*- I Myrdal. executive accrct.iry of the A .son, Jeffrey All.-n, was born to tear into it, : whic;h also will honor the last not be i-ertaln how Tlxlnat (ell. ■ 1 I.s’wis Thirtl degree clssa. The event will a \ ‘X "We object because the apprais­ atraet. ruuuiing. ' United Nations Fconomte commis- June 21 to Mr. ami ifrs. William I But regardicaa of what al will be out of relation to the Admitted todav: .lOjnes McCnv- docs, there arc plenty of indica- , lake place at St. Jamea s school ■of- the ("lO iVi^n ""aa d rtethrw^^^ walk I *“ >" Mo«-ow by air E. Ingraham of Chiepmanaett, 11 true' value. annugh, Waterhiiry: Menrv tJess, lions that the measure ia in for i hall w ith L'iatriet Deputy Bernard Chicopee, Ma.ss. Mrs. In^aham ! M. P'ngarty conducting the in- "W e object because of the hard- 60 Middle Turnpike, east; *rhomas Doportet* FimIs out was the refusal ' * ^ hut previous reports before her nini riage was M ls S i etrly serutiny by the Courta. ■hips Imposed or. the present ten­ Tracy. 133 Lenox street. Wllllain to mske any offer to the uo‘‘ " * " j said he might attend the Pari. Catherine Harris of thia town.; President John Gre-m of the CIO- Latlatlon. - Jw / ants. and Donna Scudene. 4lV Doinnt FaiilUHlic* V ihiI was learned In They slsoliave a young son. Col-I Marine and Shipbuilding Workers onChairman «'rm » Cornelius R. Foley mmmlt of "W e object that this bill makes street: Muriel Keagan. W Ard­ He added that 'the Orlng f > . Success last night th.at lin. I told a New York mass meeting his. he Inatallution Banquet commll- FORD 4-WAY no proviaion foi deducting (rum more road; Dorla P'uipIVv, 187 eniployca "without conttrmiim to ,*crctary- - - . union might lead off. Ita contracts! !"■ >*'•** the appraised value depreciation or Hacknmtack street: Lcae\ Tni- the seniority clau.se prompted t e jj^oernl. would have representation i t H.-Irtf01 <1. Juiu 24 I'P' walkout. He said the Bethlehem | talks. nie paper collection of the Man- expire at 12;01 a m. today In some 111 red ilv^ the-^mimb^^ omortissUon which tha govern ers and I east. com piiltcc. these projects •t a substantial njacharged yesterday: '^Irs. fantaitlc AmerU-ai visit during day beesii.se hf, the expiration o l thus tar Denmark, .Norway, Barbara Bariu-s. Glnet'inh\\t y ; friends are asked to have their | will Attack Constllutlonalllv profit." which, while al hberty under $300 contrnct.s Belgium. Holland and Italy had bundlea tied up and.at’ th t cu rb by , „ ^eya. president of the Promlted Buppurl Harry Cunhardt, Wc.sl Wllllngf asked Britain fri further *Hetails Paul Jones. 23 Wellington roa\l; hol’ d, the shook hands with Con­ that hour. ^*if« **r ‘ Forepian’s Assoctstlon of America, I The Joint comir.lttee realizes that necticut’s chief executive al the on the Marshall pirn through their Mrs, Alice Karlin. Iloekvilte; used tow'ard the purchase of a Independent, served notice hls !M«'nsles X. # . >’♦ . ' . 1 has strong |-ollticaI power In governor’s bsll a.-id acquired a $730 diplomatic representatives in Lon­ dish wa.sher and sterilizer for the \ . m .Meredith Guxnuin, Rockville-. Mis\ K eporN M im ey group will atfack the act’s eonsti- Jiis area, with s possible 700 votes »|laniond ring from an unidentified don. school cafeteria. ^ .Anna Anderson and son, 33u Oak tutlonalitj. ' Drop ill Stale >r more, "and wo: will make full street; Leah Thonforde. Tolland. '■admirer who pi-ns to marry her Presumably he would center his. w of them tor", one villager British hus- Slol<*ii ill Lomloii Mary Biishnell Cheney Auxil­ Dlsrharged today: Mias M arv'U "he diiorces her assault on the provisions ncludiiig ffkted. All of the projects Involved ^ band. Cub Pack l^> Meet iary. U. 8. W V., w-lll hold Its an­ Hartford. June 24 (Ti —Mea.sle.s 4IH OF JULY Clgnettl, 593 Tolland Turnpike; supervisory workers from protre-. sr* In the first congressional dls- Mrs Edith C Reynolds and Har­ nual dinner and social Thursday Mrs. Victoria Kasheta and son. Ro.ston, .liiiic 24 .oPi Antonio tlons accorded' production workers' rases dropped f'-. m 727 to 523 but 4lct. RetireseMtstlve William from 1 to 4:00 p. m. at the Ver­ South M’lndsor; Mrs Harriet Lit­ old Hall. 37. both of I^iuion. left Shrigtlto. 111. who described him­ unions in bargaining with their re.mained'fvide.spr'ead, according to I. Miller haa promised hia support,.. Hartford todav lor New 3'ork Ip At ('.enter Cliiireli non Inn, Talcottvllle. *rhe meal tle and daugiiter, 58 .Chestnut self « Hartford hotel proprietor. employers. After a 12-year fight to , the aiiiiiinary af reportable d'see.“es (t has' not been brought out here Federal c.u.-ck 2(14 of Center I'ongre- ’ The comn'mua Vf'’‘'aVangioclal club w dl iiu'i'.sle.t * I Wn4mer recess this evening, at youths, 12 In 1.3 years old, will live , worry, time and money because only icsting the inciense in-rents which , Francis B. Smith et al to John Jewelry FIrir OfRelal DIei , I oltliuush none was reported for m the St l i e ’ s B< I (IS »livi! freahmenls will follow the.huslneas tlnnnl program a.id meet other 4-H 4-Way advantage. arette . . . the honest, deep-down enjoyment 1 John Plano el al to Robrrl R ■aI. Michaels 60, cl this clt.v, presi­ Jcvo'ph A. .^do^\o of .Middletow n session. •ver, several of the letters had no dent of the Ainjrlcan Nation*! Re­ “Th.ifs h'csii.sc Mr .\dorno w ho roast, if w'c can gel ’em. and'’sods Club members from over the state. liniature, perhaps because the ten- I MacLachlan et al. property on lo wash down these -o r dough­ Because s suniim r school for col­ Prison for Life I Cedar atiect! tail Jewelers asaoclatlon and sec- happcii.s to ue th*-' slnlc trcnsurei o f fine tobacco. ^ ilte faartd reprisala if they pro- iet.irv of Mtoh .els. Inci. operators andId the man who runil the show - nut* aiul aoda if the,meeting has to lege students will be In session, en- jisted to their Representative. The Allen -Realty Company to be held indoors. rollnient in the course hn* been Wallae* H Allen et . *1, propertv '■* * ihaln of reUill Jew-elry stores. IkkI Ir-du-Kled In- will he "amon.t (iiven Murderer "May I ask, for space In your . f- r . ,11^.1 ___ ,.4 N^Aiat ViAt*la IwiRnl. . But the most important thing IlmitS* lo 260 youths and leaders, * 4 % on Center etreet. riled yestetdav New York hospl- the la.sV!’ to applv for the payment. i^etter Box tcT ussufe these resi- tal. He is .siirvi id by hia wddow. "I want to st e that the other alarut the meeting is. attendance— says Miss Inns Wlnkleblaek. as­ So romombor... lanta that I am doing cven'thlng I Frank A Monlle to Raymond K veterai’s Aj'c taken caie of first." by you Ckihs and your parent.*! sistant state elui. leader 'with the Hartford. Jure 24 -(*f*i—John Montle. several lots in O pilol four hrothci'H a id two sister..s. son to have this order oil rental l-'uneial ariangemcnts are ini'om- explains tho, .Mn’dletown attornev, Cubs—be sure to bring your Wright-lAmdon / Agrirultural Extmsien l^ervlce st J.ienb Grant, 39. of 28 Mi G e View Heights, snd eight acrr.s id screaoes reactn(?ed. I have talked plotr. I •‘Besides. I'ii'k satisfied that the mothers and dads -for the races, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Loudon of 25 the University. street, Windsor, pleafled guilty in srith Mr. Dillon Meyer, written him land on Birch Jilouhtain road i,state will havy e'unigh inoni y to for the refreshment*. If both can’t Lenox street wish to announce the The general plan of the coiirae 8upi>rior court ro a charge ril sec­ Quit Claim Deed living facts aa to comparable rent- Plead Iniim-i-nruf Evoaliin psy all the vet.'V.oits." come with you. do your best to engagement o f their’ daughter. I t to have an arrembly each morn­ ond dd^ree murccr, wa* senteru ed Ua In Manchortcr and spoken Edward M Delhi Kcia to Clam- The st.ato treerMrer entered the bring along st least one of them. Joyce, to William J. Wright, son ing with.epei'tal speakera, followed to state prison tot life by Jtnl 6/- MVeral times on the Floor on this. A, Della-Fera, propcily on lln- Harlfoid, Jiii.r 24 (A’l IsR»c Army in April, ll'i:^. as a private, This invitation to you and your pa- of Mr. and Mrs. Simon F. Helland- by classes. The boys and girls will John M. Comic'. ^/4 .J.//**"" •roblem. north, corner of Marshall road and I’.ick, .39 and Jacob Blck. il4. of fl­ served In llie European theater rents Is extended by your cubmas- bran4 of S3 PumcP place. attend two elassrs of their own Grant was ic* irsr-d of i-espon- "Rocently several other Members 1 G^jodwin street, eers of a Bndg<‘ port leather tirhi with the ,380th Anti-\iier.3ft out- ter, Mr. Oiurlla; and by hla com­ Mr. Wright served two yearn In choice daily. Thrs« will be selected sibUlty for the death of Proph*! B. SPECIAL r o b equipment. 4. GENUlIK FOKD PARTS i( Congreoa have found themselves ' .Meehonle’s Lien yeslerdajr pleaded Innocent In U, 8. fit, and woa discharged. In klarch ' mittee. Mesors McBride^ Blaufuos. th* Army and Is now operating from three groure-^general. home Lee Clsrk. 36. of 29 McGee street. Reed with th# ram* oituatlon and- Helen Sharp by F.rr.est A eourt here to rharges of evading 1946 with the r.xpk of captain, and Weltllch Mancheeter„ Driving zchool. econopilcs. anej- agriculture. R e -! on Thursday, klt.v 22. e t ’ JO p. m. lAAMEDIATB SERVICE . . . EAsV TERMS / U C K Y ^ ’ t RIKE / f ^ E A N S ^ B A C C O ' am hoping that the combined Ritchie, for the amount of OiiO M 2.827 in (ncoiui and execs* profit He’* scheduUi to receive the Keniembei - Cub Pack 204, Wed- Mloi London la employed st quests' for enrulfment in Short Cl.ark was shot twice with s .22 veigilt Of flections from both for repaiis oh property on (.Jood taxes. Then trial was set (or Oct. maximum $300 poyment—lhat is, nesday. Juna 2», 7:00 p m.. Cen- Hartford hospital.loepl...... No date has i eourt* should be sent to county 4-H-t caliber rifle and flted almoet In- So Round, So Firm, So Folly Poekod-So Froo and Sosy on tho Draw >amoerata and Republican* win i win atreeu 7. . . ». • when he flfiallv deride*’ t« applyi r»r ehrirrh. besil set fee tbs erlv "*n * r twi>4t< oettw t t. im degrees of accuracy and Justloa. l«9TH INFANTRY rumslon that evening, we found WrnC— Bsckstsg* Wife. W’ONS W’-uden's Crime Cl publican Members Advice to Vets furnish the Insurance st low cost. 1 90c 2 Lbs. $1.75 Until Fall waa a aalnt on earth, the finest PuMiaMt Brary C*tn* WrnO-8teUs Dsllss. •VTLC—Xlilton Bert* Show. Hartford. June 24—< 0 — Rep. (Editor's Nota: This Is the I fer temporary Insurance (term In- Bofud of Selectmen aa a lacka* Extra DrUla Ead Those who attended the school I,,,,, o A __r m ^ n r tuning up In the front hall. Flora, Bv this time I had got over my M aCMt at Baachtatar. Coat., aa Groton. June 24 'A"i — Dr. New Haven, June 24.— Dr. flowered or- Harold J. Pstrtc of aty View first of s son** of srUcles by i surance. hecause th* coat ran ( At the Center) S e a t aaes Mail Haltai. daisleal. do-notbiag body. «T h e and have bed prevloua military *iT''‘ ':rrsseir»nt. John P. Cotter. HartfordJDsmocrsL BIDWELL'S Creighton Barker, of New Haven, LaitraveeirigTihfchfiKrDie close of Oelghton Barker, execuUve aecr*-^ gandy. came running to treat »e WDRC-Otv* snd Take. VONS—Official Detectlv*. Thomas J. Sweeney, Jr.. Ckm- I to around 65c per month per 31000. driving experience with Army ve- I said coldlv "Thlt hardly seems has been elected chairmen of the Heights who for ths post twenty WNBUHimuN lUTM board has someUmas shown a ten­ executive secretary of the Connec­ the prog I am of drilling twice week­ tary of the Connecticut State land hugged ua both Her mether. WONS»Two-Ton Baker. WTHT—H.A D A. Speaks. tact Representative In charge In that type nf insurance all the hiclea were: Headquarte're Com- ths time or place . . . After alt years has been employed by the flo w dency to paM the buck on decl- ticut State Medical society, de­ Medical society, has be«» Mseted' Amy. and Nelronjgreeted ua moro W T H T — Better's Bandstand. 1647 Legislative Ck>uncil, snd ob- of th* Msnchsster Office of premiums paid In go to pay for the O ta T a t i by «*•'< ...... I 5.UU ly for both Marcheater National peny. Staff Sergeant Rene Casa- %mr have Just married a new 8:80— BM ■aatlw by Mall ...... clared here today that ‘profes­ soberly. Mr*. Tolliver’s eves 'vere W rnC — Lorenso Jones. senrers attributed his victory to •tats in the landscape division of the Veterans Administration, claims nf those who die In any * l.OU slntui. The Instances In which It Guard lihtU. rtevloualy, becauae grande. Private Ronald Sherwood. president of tbe 0>nnectlcWt Can­ w ife." W’DRC— Mel Blsne Show; Newrs. Oaa bibatb by Mail ...... sional orgartratlons have a real red. and her hands trembled. 4s46 m designed to acquaint ths Man- given year Itself has originated Manchester Private Robert- Lelshmsn, Pfc. "That Is true. And she bM all W O N S --A d ver , urea o f the F e l­ U sbsence of • five Republican the highway deoartment has bsen tlnsla Oofy • ■ ...... f and genuine responalblllty to pro. of the amount cer society. The grandfather clock In the WONB—Adventure Parade, chaster veteran with ths bene­ For those who have others de­ Wttbly. by Camay ...... -♦ . « Robert Boulet, Pfc. Ludwig Fat- tnv icvsit/ and affection. But that ton. msnnbera from the council's first appointed caretaker of th* Gdvsr-, tIAUt) policy have been few and far be­ teet the public from exploitation ivhlch had to ^ The election -iccurred at the lAll struck eight lingering strokes. w m e—Toung Wldder Brown. fits offered by NsUonal Serv­ pending on them for s living and V.I Bgta. daliyaraa. Una Taar . y men, Headquarters Company acher. Private Leroy Alden and Pri­ (Tancer aoctety'a annual meeting does not change In any way the WTHT—Hertford Chief* v*. meeting yesterday. nor's Msnsfbn on Proepect strseL j Watt af Miaa.. far- 't $tlOO tween. It has sometimes slipped by Improperly trained nenvma and men. Headuuarters Company waa On ths eighth stroke the orches- •:6a— ice Life Insttrsnce and to show for for those who have not yet "sr- drilling every Monday and Tues­ vate Arthur Buckler. Company A: . last night when It also was dacld- lo- alty and affection L owe the Binghamton. A bl-p^tssn group mode up of ANTHONY DZEN the effects of loosely drswndrs legls- tro begin the Lohengrin wedding WDR(N-House Psrty. W n C — A Dale with Judy. n Rspubllcsns end eight Demo­ Hartford, snd began his duties' him how he can use It to help rtved" financially, this la one o f the MCMIMDH o r ___ Into a purely negative role. day, while Company A wsa drill­ Staff Sergeant Paul Goulet ***“ i ed to refer the question of consol- beloved mother of rfty deer chil­ WONS—Hop Hsrrigsn. TH« ASIIOOIATBD rKBlia Istlon." o- mairh. Down the staircase came 8:00— crats. snd pdssesslng broad powers Tuesday. I attain hls own financial objec- flneet plans of protection ever de­ Biilliinzing Equipment Rentals The new Board of Directors witl ing on Monday and Wednesday, Pfc. Howard Flavell. idatlng the society’s offices to . a dren." WTHT—Terry. Tba Aaaocialad lia a . la ateiuairaly Dr. Barker told delegates to the I Gloria Louise and Theodora, both W D RC— W e the People. of Inquiry, the council met yes­ Lrlsnd Slosn ot Maple avenue Uves.) vised. The main objection to term Both units now will meet but once Boolet Racing ' committee which would report ita "You have a large heart” I W n C —When A Girl Marries. aatitlaa ta tha uaa oi rapiioncation ol need to be a positive body. It will annual meeting of the Connecticut In flu ffy, white and carrvlng atlff WONS—Ovb.'iel Hestter. terday wdth 14 members present. who wsa s psUent tn th* Rock- < Insurance is that it never builds up («llars Dams Ponds •II taari aiapateiiaa craditad to il oi Pharmaceutlrsl association that weekly, on .Moodny evenings. It was revealed last evening that recemmendations tc a meeting In told him. as lightly aa I could. •:t5 — need to plan constructively .tor little round bouquets. They had W T IC —Call the Poke*. Cotter ws* elected chairman over vtll* City hospital has returned; NsUonsI Ssrvlo* U f* Insurance any cash or loan value; It offers aal atharataa erad'tad in tma Mb*' medical and pharmaceutical or- Even though ti e armory will, Pfc. Robert T. Boulet. who is cur­ the fall. To my aurpriae he said; "Tou W O NS— Bupermsn. aAd t‘»* tba local n««a pubnancd her*. Manchester. It will need to oe some difficulty In managing the Senator Robsrt E. Parsons. Farm­ boms. protecUon only The solution Is to Excavating of All Kinds ganlaatlons "must share responsi­ next Monday evening, be the scene rently attending the driving school Dr. Barker, who also la aecre- don’t like me. and I am sorry. I f WTHT—Sky King 6:16— wsa offersd by th* U. 8. (Sovern- All rfbta af lapabUtatioB oi apccial In West Sprin^leld Is now becom­ tary of the Connecticut Medical W’ONS—Reel Stories from Reel ington Hspubllcsn, by s reported The CongrsgsUotMl church wttl buy permanent Insurance. diaaaiab** baraia. »ra alaa raaaraad. capable of originating programs bility In safeguarding proper health of action for town voting, weekly WTIC—Portia Faces LU*. ment to msmbors e t th* armed for­ Roads and Driveways Cut diills will still bo held. Both unit ing known as a midget auto speed- Examining board, auccaedJ Dr. A. k :S 6 - Life. vote of right to six. bs open Thursday snd Friday aft­ and policy. It will need to be cape- practices. d l^ tm n Mie ?uroed*^roundj«|;» Parson’s elsctlon ss vice chair­ ernoon to receive donations of ces becsiMe of the unuasul bssard (Next; Permanent Inaarsnee.) rm i tayyia* aitn i af N. B A. i*r»ic* Fitunded To Extend Knowledge coirfmanders have announced that king. having placed fifth In the N. Craadlck who has been Cancer and came down oarkward. That! me elth*j flr^^ W D RC—Old Record Shop. 9:80— ble of making up lU own mind. It novice event at Cherry* Park last eoclety president for three years. Fortunately at this moment Net- WDRC—Paraoe of Stars. man wrss unanimous. bIsnkeU snd wearing sppsrsi for 631 North Main St., Manchester la c . "H lstoilcslly.'’ he said, "profes­ activity will be confined to com­ simple childish act broke the ten­ W O NS—To be announced. will be a true leglalative body, as pany day-rooms, where sniisted Sunday night. Ha s»as the driver ' eon answered my dtatrvsa signals W THT—Jack Armstrong.- W ONS— American Forum of the ■•-ElertloBS Blocked the needy overseas. rubUabara R*pra**nUli»a* Ttia sional organisations sueh as the Other Offloers Blerted sion. Everyone smiled I 1 - ^ | ^ CTisrles A. Arm itage o f Maple Telephone 3523 JalioB Matbaw* Spacial A«*ney-N*a is tbe Oeneral Assembly for the Connertlcut State Medical society men will be given various InMruc- of Car M and wax cheered serosa Other officers sisetsd last night W n C — Just Plain .Bill. Air. Favored by Democratic members up. Annabetle. tn-na light ribbed,...., ----- bottle . ofreSh f avenue who has been 111 this sum­ Tofb. UbieaBO. Oalroit ana Bnaton. lion. the flnUh llns by msny of his S:45— WTIC— Fred Wt.rtng Show. of the council, re-vlectlon of Henry state. AS la the Congress for the and the Connecticut I’harmaeeu- art silk suit In pale beige, a j a n V a t t w mer St different times Is confined Captain Dickson Guardsmen comrades who attended waa about WONS—Tom Mix. 10:00— H. Hunt to th# 37,500 • w a r post MBMbBMI AUDIT b u r b a u o r country. It will be. expected to tical association were founded for Prof. Ira V. HIscock of Tale, embroidered lingsrie blouse, to hls home st th* present Ums. educational purpoaes, to extend the Last avening. Captain William for the expresB purpose o f watch­ - ___ .. ______k.t atATw*; to propose a waai...... W T H T —Tennessee Jed. WTIC—Adventure* of Philip of administrator and of Joseph E. am U M TtU K B vice president; Grace Mooney, a small brown straw bat, stood Mrs. F. W. Hsyps of Mains Is tAke held of problems, and \o knowledge of their members.' A. Dickson, newly appointed com­ ing "their boy" take home all prlz- New Haven, secretary; and We were not aa a nils, a drink- WTIC—Front Psge Farrelf. Msrlowre. Egan, to the 36.800 a year research with Bam on ths landing. She visiting her elater, Mrs. Theodor# Tha Maraia Pnatlni Uompany. I i k .. solve them. Dr. Barker expressed the belief mander of Co-npany A (rifle), ea Charles F. Lew’le. Waterbury, ing group, but we were an In Evening 10:16— directorship, was blocked, prob­ •trim — no flnaneial raapnnai^il'ly to' carried a little muff of yellow A. Palmer o f Somers road, who that •'this type of eduesllon Is now formally took o v l. his dutlea. Cap­ Truck to Andover treasurer. . the grip of a vague but acute dls- 6:06— WONS—Vic Demon* Show. ably unUl the September, by Iste tyauarapbical arrort appaar’ng . part of some of David Heatley was first followed Plans are progressing rapidly he smllcvl. I emllcd. too. In a.vm- their fellow itat. fiduciary office-^ nght rgalnst the disease.'* pathy. Perhaps this Frank really ed to rutraln such excapUona to by a half hour of clo.se order drill for the summer training period more information is requested to M o b ilh e a t away from IL N o one now claasl- holders which they de< hired to be waa In love with Annabelle; per­ under eommanUs by Captain Dick­ which occura during the first two YOU NEED THIS contact any of the following SOCONY VAfllllM MrAIINC. OH flea tbe membera o f the Board of decency. In need of lmpr<.vemeiit and re­ haps everything wo;! going to be son. Rifle Instruction was next, weeks In August at Camp Ed- FAfT-HeTMMDITTt^^ South (Coventry Tha W agner Aet, whan It came, vision. W o commented oh some all right. 'Then the bridegroom building and ground* committee­ Oalaetmen Igr tbe eection o f town given by Pic. Bert Gibson, followed wanls on Cape Ood. Lieutenant Werners Stiuleiils men: Herman F. LeDoyt, Ralph V gave the pendulum of privilege phases of the report at the time, licked his lips, his too red Ups nlm MlMrY Mi M MM* tf la which they happen to reside. by riot instruction. Lieutenant Edward Kosinski, S-4 of the First Mrs. Helen BassetL principal, Reynolds, Mrs. Eleanor Love, Elr- promising that we would discuss It Suddenly, without rhyme or rea­ and power a dedslva shove past Heatley Instructing. Battalion, announced last night nest J. Starkel, Richard Galinst, Thsre la ae raaaon why wa abould further at soma later date. Little Give a Recital son, I detested him. reports the following had perfect C/^Ca/j Lc/ui.6 t e / L . tha middle mark. It was now labor Headquarters Company pared that barracks and training areaa W illiam H. Kenyon. taka a atap backward. did we think, then, that events f l H i o n n i n attendance for the psM school the drill shell floor In a program of have already been assigned for the MORIARTY BROS. which bad advantages. would take a continued serial form, As Father had sftld, Mr H art­ Friends and neighbors extend BUILDING W LOAN ASSOCIATION. INC This Board o t Directora. when clo.se order drill under the able In­ use of his units and are In an area An appreciative audience of par­ If sido between toe* (s Itdiy, cn^kad, yssr: Grad* 8, Joan Stewart, Rob­ Agatn, In time, a minority o f recalling ua to oii- promise SRninst well's manners were perfscL sympathy to -Mra. Mary (Flaher­ it eomas lato being, will be tbe struction of Staff Sergeant Robert which was renovated for use of a ents and friends attended the first peeling—don't delay—apply Zamo srt White. Grade 4'’ and 5. Ray­ 301-S15 Contar .Straat all forgetfulneaa. He waa reserved, but said exactly ty ) Sulllran In the loos of her hus­ ------onoANUtD AOfm /«»/ • ■■ those possessing this new power Brown. C'alciithentica were given convalescent hospital in 1945. of three recitals given by the piano ^ Doctor’s formula, so powarfunT mond Btrede. towiTa legialatlng and poUcy-mak- The auditor’s T|>orl of last fall the right thing* to' everyone. W’hen band, Daniel J. Sullivan, who died | and prlvtlega developed tha will earlier by Sergeant WUIlam Cole. "Near the barracks are facilities pupils of Frederic E. Werner. lo­ soothing and g f sdi** that fin * appl^ House guests st the parsonages lag body. I t wUI be free of all ad- popped up again, as a very Im­ the ceremony wa* over, he kissed rations rallev* itchy * o r « » * « and suddenly Thursday morning at his . Tho remainder of the fvenlng wa.s auch as two r.vlmmlng pools, a cal instructor. last night In the of the First Congregational mlBtstratlva dutlea. and Instinct to abuse It. Without portant matter, when I he new Mra. Tolliver’s chec)< ami' thankied Sid healing. Zeroo kiUa on e o p t ^ home. Funeral seriices were taken up with the study of basic gymnasium, bowling alleys and chapel of the Soutii Methodist auch behavior on tha part of a budget arrived on the desks of her for the Ineatimahle gift of her irms* that commonly «u s * Ath- Church for a few week* are the held yesterday morning with Oaa o t tta taaka a f d powers will weapons. naturally such buildings as a church. ’The beauty of the room the members ol the l!H7 Gen­ daughter: he kissed Am v'a and U's Fool Zemo also W p * r»*ro Rsv. sod Mrs. Y. C. Tssl and their i high mass at 9 at SL Mary'p R. C minority o f unions and union laSd- theater and aervlce club," Lieuten­ was fvirlher enhanced by palms ba tbe amklng of various appoint- eral Aaaembl^-. It was then re­ Driving School Flora’s hands. He Inritod them all against relnfactioo. Backed by an two daughters, Joan, age 12 and church and burial In the family era, tha Wagner A ct might have ant KosInsKl said, "AU these are and flowers. A program o f nine­ laeats, starting with that of the vealed that the esteemed Ifdli- | A schoo: for driver testing and to come to see .\nn.abellc and him amazing racord of A Dorothy, sge 6. Rev. Tsai Is doing plot of SL Mary’s cemetery. Irnininfr w a» held yesterday at the naturally secondary to our prim­ teen numbers waa presented but so tewB'a Oeoaral Manager. It will remained a satlafactory law in- elary collexgues of the twoslnle In Plttafleld, and he thanked Flora eotUinuouA success! gradusts study st the Union Theo­ Mrs. Michael G. Landeck of State Armory In Hartford. Pur­ ary miaaion o f training, which will varisd wet* the selections and *o E for the beauty and perfection of logical Seminary In New York also bsva the ^>polntmant of definlttly. Bacauaa o f their be- auditors had Indeed responded | South Chaplin spent Thursday and pose of the school was to enoble take place on the ample ranges pleasingly rendered, all from mem­ the wedding. When he came to prior to returning to his work in havior, a revision of tbe Wagner to tho difference of opinion and Friday at the home of Mr. and besrd c t sasaaao*a, to constat of the criticism eonluliied In the re­ the Guard to provide a nucleous of and maneuver areas of the camp." ory. that the recital was anything me he merely shook hands and Chins. Mrs. C. L. Little and family. Her A ct became neceasary. In order to altbar eaa or three aaaeaaori port last fall. They had re- ] properly trained drivers who will Men StlU .Acoeptbd but monotonous. asked If I were not of New Eng­ Recant overnight guests st nephew, Karl Michael Landeck, be utilized during the approaching Men arc sUll being accepted for Tonight another group of Mr. f***n***g commlaslon, a sonlng move the pendulum back closer to ' sponded to It not by any change 1 land ancestry. 1 said 1 was, on Brookside Terrace were Mr. and fire controlman third claas In the summer encampment at Camp Ed­ enlintmcnt so that they can go to Werner's pupils will give a pro­ both side*, and he aald It wa* evl U. S. N avy who Is enjoying s besrd o t appeals, a library board, canter. la tbeir methods, nor by any Mrs. Howard P Boynton of Wethr proof that the state audltora had wards. C^pe Ood with cither of the local gram at 8:i6 o’clock at the aame denL ersfleld who took Mrs. UUIsn leave of about three weeks at tbe S besrd e t tax review, a town Aa a majority of good employ- Seven men of Headquarters National Guard units. Company But some time later, after the DODGE been wrong, but by Inducing the place. Porker snd Miss Hannah Lynch to home of 'his parents In South era were, in tha original Wagner couaaal, aa advisory recreation legislative Appiopristlons Com­ Company sfld two men from Com­ strength in both units is growing Tho.se who participated In yes­ ■upper, he sought me out In the ^ 7 4 Rockville where they were enter­ Chaplin, spent Thursday st the DEPENDABILITY aad park commlaslon. an auditor, Act penalized for the conduct of mittee to rut the state auditing pany A attended the school yester­ rapidly. Those who are Intereatcd terday's recital follow; hall, where I happened to be tained ss dinner guests st Hazel­ home of hls cousin. Miss Sophie day and successfully passed their Ip joining are asked to contact Priscilla Hill. Roberta Dick. W il­ alone, and told me gravely that I and an advisory board o t health. a minority, so now s majority of department In half, and transfer wood Lodge. Landeck called for her mother Fri­ one half, the so-ealled "pre- initial lesson under the supervision company commanders at the ar­ liam H Brown. Jr,. Verlle Morri- reminded him greatly of his dear day afternoon. There's Nothing So Refreshing Tba Board o t Directora will aleo good and moderate unions coma dead wife. He said her name had Mr. and Mrs. Roland E Allen of audit" half, to the offlt-r of the of the State transportation officer. mory on Monday evenings only. j son. Marsha Desimone. Janice The two reading rooms of the under the blanket provisions de­ also been Louise. He said It made Penacook, N. H.. former residents, have tba power to enact ordi state eompi roller. 1 Ko"g Fffle Doebener, Constance WAIKINS Booth-DImock Memorial Library . . . u a noon day snack . . . and, of course, the a bond between us. that he hoped are the parents of a son. James aaacaa creating other positions. It signed to restrain their Immoder­ This lime-bomb punishment of Morlarty. Virginia Duncan. M ar­ • AOTHBAS. INC .recolyed-A "faca washing’’ Frl*, Mrs. L.\UNDRY bundle brings a smile of Hatisfaction Its chairman wlU be tbe town Just aa tbe Wagner Act pushed rassed, but managed to blurt out Hampshire Memorial hospital. | priests of the state's^ finnijeea was ' nest Holrr.-t.'Rylvia rrbanettl. Or- Annabelle Wood and Mrs. Pauline the pendulum fsi left of center, so romething. I must have hit on S ERVICE Mrs. Allen U th* former Msry| . . . how each piece of DRY CLE.\NIW » is'xo oeremonlal mayoi. certainly most expertly plamicd. TP)— Extended ' mand West. Tr.. Paul Pnlge and Little. The rear rooms hsvs yet the right thing, fpr Frank—ho laid White. The couple have a daugh-1 At any regular meeting of tbe the Taft-Hsrtloy Bill probably but hod some misfortune in that It forecast for June 26r26, Inclusive: Robert Turek. to be cleaned, aa haye all the carefully, expertly done. wa* to call him Frank— thanked Orraand J.We$t tsr. Carol Ms*.' who Is spending j pushes ths pendulum back until it arrived on the legislative scene hooka and bookahelvea through­ Beard o t Directors any elector nf The Youth Fellowship of th* Temperature* In New England me and opened the back of hla some time with her grandmother, i concurrently With the emergence D ir e c t o r out. Chairman Mrs. Little of the town "m ay be beard In dlscue- la somewhat right of center. It la North Methodist church la putting for the period Wednesday through watch and showed me a small Mrs. Elizabeth White of Ripley, of the Plimpton aff.nlr. Involving on an Interesting program W ed­ Saturday will average two to s;x this town-wide beiFfltbei project is CALL 2-0030 — WE DELIVER alen o i any subject within the almost s human and leglalative Plimpton Lea8C photograph of a dark-haired girl a slnce-repudlnteu lease negotiated degrees above tl e seasonal normal. Hill. still desirous of olnSfobtaining vnlun- Impossibility to get a perfect law nesday at 7 p. m. when It will have with a pampadour. 1 sold she waa i> Mrs. Ernest Evans of Ripley jurisdiction of the board of direc­ by the office ot the comptroller. a Strawberry Festival—ishortcake Somewhat cooler Wednesday I leer helpers snd anyone able HUl will havs charge of the set­ tors. ” Alt maetlnga, regular and on auch a aubjecL There was Also In tho legislative and coffee) followed by an one-act warmer during the balance of the Iiic[uir>' Date Set assist la requested to call her back pwty st th* Nsthsn Hole telephone l'i63 W l. • apactal, aball be "open to the pub- Now. just as the reaponslblltty hoppers at the aame time a bill play entitled "Kidnapping B«tt>*.’’ week. proposing to make Mr. Frank Bar- ll.D R C N OF AI.L AGF-R 3196 Community Osntsr tomorrow eve­ for moderate behavior was upon Mias Dawn Muraakl will be ♦■ollowing aro normal* for the Hartford. June 24—(-PH-Supariw lie." . low tho lifetime boss of a new de­ FIIOTtNlKAFHKU ' ning. Queen of the Festival, and Miss period: Boaton snd New Hayen 60, Coiirt Judge Emrat A. IngIM will "Clgsret State” H i n i H .Befera It adopta any ordinance, the u'nlons under the Wagner Act, partment of publie works, to be re­ The School Building committee Janice Whalen Is chairman of the Providence______71, ______Nantucket 64, Con open an inquiry July 8 Into the cudM Ofstum oeRm the greater responsibility for mod­ created Inside tbe office o f comp­ IN nik. HOME It scheduled to meet this evening tba Beard of Directors must con­ committee In charge. -Mioa Joan cord 66, Burllngtri. 68. Portland 6.1, I canc-'llcd leasing by the state of TAe Sign of « The four clgsret plants in North troller. Mr. Barlow being the Nomernus pr*»of*—-wa nhllgallon st ths Town Clerk’s Office at 8. HARRISON STREET MANCHESTER duct a public hearing on the pro­ erate behavior Is upon the em­ Coffin has been coaching the play. Eastport 68. Greenville and P rea-. the Plimpton building here, r Carolina produce more cigarets ontli Mnat wrnrh «ahmlttcd. WORTHY SERVIOF ployers They now have to choose gentleman who. negotiated the If the work Uie young folks have quo Isle 62. ! State Attorney H. Meade Alcorn Today ten boys and girl* of the than the combined remaining posed measure. I f the Board o f Dl- Plimpton lease, tljls bill for his put Into this program Indlcatf* it* plant*, located In nine other stqtes. Showers Wedkesday will proiluce | announced the Impending l^nqihry JOMFJ'H AD AM S 142 East I'enter Street fifth and sixth grade* of the Cov­ raetora should peralat Ih adoption whether this new law shall prove further glorlficotloh was rather \ Success it will be one. ] an average of two to six tenths yesterday following a conference Trlrphnwe 8-r281 entry Day School left on the sec­ satisfactory, or whether there will Ignoiminlously withdrawn. In some­ Tickets are available from any ot tba ordinance in the face ol of an Inch of r.i nfall In northern with Judge Ing-e. ond annual "N ev Horizon*" tour public oppnaitlon, that opposition have to be. in lime, s new adjust­ thing of the same atmosphere, the of the Youth Fellowship members., „ ,, o f the New England atntes, accom­ House \iiOtcd to un’ond the budget The public will be welcome as well;■ sections of Maine. New Hampshire | He said the Investigation ment of the pendulum. ! and Vermont. Elfowhere scattered . h.i.sed on State Comptroller evro panied by Mr. end Mra. Don O. oOuld, with signature o( nve per to restore the pre-audit fumls to as the people in the parish. Add UP its qualities and features and ‘ light showers will produce two- 1 R. Zeller's request that he detor- Churchill. Sr. The tour will be cent a t the town's Voters, t^ke the state auditors, thus restoring, seven days m length and vvill fea­ temporarily, the ttatus quo. It be­ tenths of an Inch or leas of pre-1 uilhe if a crime had been the ordinance to the machmea for clpltatlon. No further rainfall is ' ted during the leasing negotiations, ture stops at places of historical TIP TOP MARKET a vote. ]\Ii88 Herrinaiiii’8 ing thought Inat propriate, at this interest, factor!**, museums and particular time {o give the comp­ Couple Surpri8ed indicated for this period. |______■______. - natural wonders throughout New 41 OAK STREET. “Courtesy Plus Quality” ^ TELEPHONE .3929 The moat important single task then compare. Nowhere else do you get All- troller the right to pre-audit his England. The trip is spsclflcslly STORE HOURS: 8 A. M.'TO 6 P. M. DAILY WE DELIVER $5.00 OR MORE of tha Board of Directors will (.>e Piipii8 ill Kecital own transactlon.t — On Anniversary (Oalqrech "'-'r ‘ pre-.-uuiit" pur- try.and at which n number of state more than help answer your two most urgent questions; What public hearings on the budget, if, |gram- opened with "The • Star i ford. Simshury. Mystic and Man­ resentatives of the Conitecticut ijpeciul Wednesday Only! imscs. When this waa pas.sed, the ,\ny 6 or 8 Exp- and county leaders will be guesU. else its full list of performance features. Vter Its own consideration of the gp^ngied Banner ' chester came -to help them cele­ chapter of Associated General Con-. sbsll We est ? Hotv much rad w e afford ? i by Rosoniary General Assembly had left two ap­ This Is under the sponsorship of budget, it' desires to increase any brate their twenty-fifth annivers­ tractors and of the Connecticut' •TUNE IN A a s i i o u l o e r c l o d ,, Ackerman; AnoUier patriotic num­ propriations for vprc-niuilt," one State Building and Construction ths Tolland County Republican 2 l b g .9 9 c to the stc-tte aim tors in the main ary. 39 c a p p fo f^ tio n , it must call a pub- ber, "Yankee D^-odlc" was played ’They were preaented with beau­ Trodca council (AFL) last night Women's Association and la In btulget. another ic the comptroller, POT ROAST lb. 69c hearing on the proposed Increase. by three-year-o'd Melnly Lake, tiful riowera, appropriate gifts and taaued a atatement declaring that Enlarnement. 6 or 8 Exp,, charge of the local members with FANCY NATIVE .. Nowhere else the smoothness of its power. and ‘The'"Shepherd" Isy Bonnie In the baby budget. THE WAL6REEN Mrs. Ivah SLii dish and Mr*. R IB E N D ------If tbe Board of Directors falls to a little decorated basket contaln- passage of the Taft-Hartley bill 4 x 6 M6ore who ha* passed her This left the i|iiestion of which "will have no effect* uikui the Beulah Reed ss co-chairmen. Re­ approve any budget within legal •J5 silver dollars. fourth birthday . pruce Williams, offlee was reallv going to iln the A large anniversary cake waa harinohldua relafloiia which exist" ANNIVERSARY SH freshments . will be aerv’ed by the PORK ROAST lb. 49c CHICKENS uma, Um tentative budget submit­ while blindfolded played "Silver ire-audItIng up In some sort of a feature of the refreshment* which between them. 49c. Coventry Frsgn.ent Society and a VELVEETA • AMERICAN - BORDEN’S CHATgAV Imbo, whicli meant that It hiid to Your turn is coming with this new ted by tba (3snarai Manager will Stars ' and Rickard and Robert alsq Included sandwiche*.. cookie* Said the statement: variety eniertslnir.ent program has go to Governor btcConsugh.v as ba eoBStdarad adopted. Winzler played a du/et, "Morning and coffee. "Both the contractors and the 24-Hour Service! ^ n i l U o u A a n d been planned wicb dancing to be LOAF CHEESE 2 lb. loaf Z7c 4 4 c lb. 6 the state’s chief executive. That Prayer." and each of them played building tratfea unions have a long enjoyed afterwards. Tjcketa may Excellent for frying, brolllag or U. during Um fiscal year, th* Is approxlnantely where It is now, a solo number. There were several f Warned on Overpayment* history ot cooperation In c:onnectl- be procured from the town vice- i CREAMO OLEO lb. 36c roastlnif. Board o< DU^aetors decides that \n not to the Governor’s pnrUeuiur The Soda Shop quartets and Miss Hermann played cut'^whlch hSa henetitted the entire , ...... •FEATURING chairmen raenUc-:»od or their as- world of driving experience. addlUopal approprtaUon should b* •elections. Name* of other children relish, for who would like to have Hartford, June 24—vA’)— Harry i j^dustry, - and we arc certain the 187 North Main .Street BlBiants, Mrs. Barbara Allen, Mre. to decide whellicr such perfect ly ★ BOB H O K 6A S * 25 Lb. Bag mads to any dspsrtmenL it may who participate.-; in the recital fol­ T Wood, regional manager for th^ I'j'aft.jiartlej act will not jeopard .\t D epot S q u a re li^Ieanor Love, Mrs. M argaret Robin Hood low ; planned revenge shall be frus­ Veterans iidniliiiatration, caution-; n* this relationship.' . ^ White, Mrs. Ida LaMontagne, Mrs. make such an approprlaUon, but ★ DENNIS DAY Raymond Adamson, Frederick trated? Or whether, for that ing that "the veteran has to re-1 ______Charlen Helmono and Mrs. Zoetl < v / only alter a public baarlng. matter, the revenge Is fully ade­ $2.15 Luck, Helene Kauffman„.,Bettemae fund all overpayuieuls." warneil Vinton, or from vny vice-chairman quate for the crime, the nilditors ' -k GROUCHO MARX FLOUR Ordinary bonds the Board of Adamson. Sherman Flvozlnaky, cxGl'a receiving .subsistence al­ In the respective'towns. committed? Nhnuldn’t they Im- Otrectors may issue on Its own au­ William Cnnlou, Constance Brjmd, lowance checks not to cash them Mrs. Lillian Wright presented THS LOWSST r S ie S D CAS Alvin Mitrawskl, Paul Tzlmlouls, quartered. Instead « f halved, nod ★ CASS DALEY* glgeJsg m ssralwUy • • A* Rnetl cok* (lov< If they appear to be an overpay­ hsr l i pupils in a piano resifal at thority. But all capital improve- Claudia Brown, Caroline Kittle, drawn In the bargain? What her heme st Waterfront Manor WITH rSOlD-DStrS ment! but to contact, their train­ ★ ART UNKLETTIR ^ a a n t bonds m uom M fore lasuance, Carol Balkua, Richard Monscl. punishment Is really severe Mturday wltli 30 presenL After ing office or the neareat Veterans HERSHEY SYRUP 2 cans 25c ba submlttad to a referendum vote Nancy Cowlss, Harry Cowlea, Joan enough for stale offlclsts caught ★ SPORTSMEN QUARTim an enjoyable afternoon spent with HewltL Dorothy Ann Krasenlcs, performing Ihelt proper duly?- administration office. Call a: I interesting program by the chil­ e ( th* paopla, a very sound and 5141 B. & M. BEANS tall can 19c JELL-0 Richard Barrattc, Nancy Walsh. ★ LUO GLUSKIN____ dren refreshmerta were- served Sorry, doe to aa error, this w6s thrifty provtaton. Trinity Opens Summer Term Tn Hold Four-Day frmlnsr -FOR SW E E T L IF E Edwin Minor, Ronald Schack. - • A HIS ORCHESTRA ov the ho8te*.s and her co-hostess, Jnrorrectly priced at 19c. The Board o4 oiraetora thus In- Lsonore Ls Barbara',, Frances .’.}rs. Joan Turner. The childrjtn SO, ONCE A G A IN — hsrlta poUcy-nasiting reaponalbill- Qroegcr, Jean De- Rosters, Clslrc Hartford. June 24—\/P) — With New Haven, June 24 — OP)'— A ★ • • • • ••••••• rarticjpstlng brought flower* for MAYONNAISE pf. jar 44c Oes Roaiers, Valerie Boehm. Em- an enrollment of 690 atudenu. ’210 four-day seminar on th* hygiene 1 Pkg. Jello ty from both th* praaant Board of bouts decorattoris. SOLIMENE & FLAGG, iDC. majane Oittmeyer, Llarjorie Mc­ higher than loat year, the aummer ot housing, iponsured by Yale uni* CITY CAB Bids ore being scceptsd during TOMATO PASTE 2 cans 25c •aloctman and tbe town meeting Farland, Beauford Dake. ” Elaine term opened at -’Trinity college veralty, the Stats Department of this week only for a paint job to JI^IBO NA'nVE 1 Jello Puflding 634 Center Street "Widla.' at tbe sam* time, it loses lu Miner. yesterday. Dean Aithur H. Fuges Health and other, agencies will I SAFE. COUIM EOUS l>RIVERS be done on the exterior o f the N a­ rOMItlNATION P K K r.— rasponaiblllty ■ for actually going ’The ushers were Miss Edna and and Director Irwin A. Buell said open at Yale s Llnsly-tTlilttenden | OPEN Al l NH.iri than Hale Community Center. LETTUCE head 7c Miss Shirley Taylor and Miss Betty that among the edfollcca arp '.’99 hall here on Wcdne.sday, it has] Anyone Interested and. desiring 17e out and supervising town work XlMV. Trinity unde.rgradbstes. been 'announced. ■ > I lIAN CH I^TtR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESI ER. tUNN., TUESDAY. JUNE 24. 1347 PAGE NINE MANTHESTER EVENING REBALD. MANTIIESTER. CONN.. TLT:5DAY, JL'NE 24, 104t PAOB EIGHT 110 in Summer RUPTURED? 0«Ni*t dAey—w e tbs men mmt- Aircraft Defeats PA % 3 to J, to Gain Second Place Bnsh Case Continued era l e a l a t e a at AHRIIN Weddings H. S. Classes railMBS attag by axperta Under Bond of $20,000 Pttvale n ttla g raoaa Enrollment for 8 Week* Quinn's Pharmacy North Ends Triumph | Detroit Tigers P.(;.A. Finals Ward-Zapadka Steinbenr*Donahae Bagley Outpitches Sisters Wed at Double Ceremony Of Stufly Higher Than Skidding Fast /^/Z/2LJ7 m^/PZ£^ Listed TtMlav Unable to Raise Amount Manchester s ■ Had Been Ex^Peted To Hold Second Snot JjoeM\ Man Goes to By Joe Relehler Detioll, June 24 'P- lx>ng Jlin ' Olbert in Twi Game Jail; Further Details of Date HfHtk Enrollment in the eight weeks j Strawberry Aaooo'ated Press flpert* Writer sroRTs EDiraR Kerrlcr. qiilet-a|>oken blond A us-' summer course at Manchester 11 In 1 0 S o lk a e L one aingle. Thera war* four walks. Currently cloaer to the cellar Irallan. and Melvin (Chick) Her-1 » P rr p n Righthandrr His Residence Here High school w-hlch opened yester­ I , * « . two ftaldar’a ehoicas and a hit bat- than they are to the top, loyal De­ Tonlirhl Supper troit foUowera couldn’t help but bert. siiubumed home-bred brunet S|iac«*a Tlipcr Hirs: day was blgTier than expected. O n R o c k v i l l e U n d e r tar to account for tha talUas. Tha since the early stages of the sea­ Box Score Meeting. Board of Selectmen . . . n • acore stood at 10 to 7 at this point. ponder whether their clawleaa Mickey lias Team Hustling < road decisive seml-flnal victories John C. Burti. Jr-. Municipal building.at a Principal Edson M. Bailey an­ BY BOLTON GRANGE L lg h t fl a t R o b e r t s o n RockvtUe made tt 10 to 0 in tlM Always welcomed to this depart­ son into the 36-hol('l flnals of the w-eek- W in n p p fl S r o p p Thppp Um 8tot« Police In connection witn Ttgara wousJn’t lie In a higher But to get ba»k to Mickey’s let­ Uoiled Aircraft (8) Midsummer lawn festival at nounced otday. A total of 110 reg- position today <7 they sUIt had last ment are letters from the mailbag. I long NaDonsI PGA golf t lain- AB R H PO A theft of outomoblleo. ^'me brought Emanuel Lutheran church. WED„ JUNE 25. 5:30-7:00 P a r k in L e a g u r G a m r ter. "JuM a few line* to ask atHUit R u n a in i t l i InniiifK hitn the Hnrtford Police Court W latered and began their summer year’s \mcrtot.n Laague'home run ' This mornings mat) produred a the Twilight League. I often thltik i plunahip here today Deluca, 3b . ... .3 0 0 3 Wedneadny. June 2.1 | studies yesterday, he stated. runners on and a grounder to short king. Hank Greenberg. Bruno. 2b .. ___ 3 0 0 3 A nornlnc c h «»e d with •utomoblle Outing, Army and .Navy Club- Bolton Community Hall i letter from Rtanley "Mickey” Ifat- about the boya who are playing Femrr, deadly ivith Ms Iron Atandlngs Team Staadlngs and a fly to canter aent thetn to tha Not that Big Hank U making i,a w k , playing manager of the Kalita, c . ... ___ 8 0 0 4 3 theft whJ hU c « e Auxiliary at Villa Louisa. Of the 110 signed to attend tha and Just what the makeup of {he 'alnita and requiring only 41 putta « 1. Pet. July S- Bon’ou s ^ d a little Carton. If .. ___ 3 0 0 3 0 Thurada,v. June 2fl couraea the next eight weeka, 34 final run in tha flftli aa 8umls- for Ihe 27 holes, swept Into the British- A merles ns 6 1 833 in default of which he went to salads, alcklm. rails, strawbecry ItallEna ...... 6 0 1.000 cover. He la nowhere near hla 1935 ^ riorlda Claas D Leagur. history of this year’s play*” Dennis, lb .. ___ 3 0 0 7 0 Meeting. Zoning Board of Ap-1 are World War 2 veterana, 43 are laaki walked, stole second and championship round with a record United Aircraft ___ 4 A .800 typewriting beginners and 33 are sbortcak*. whipped erean. - North Ends ...... 6 1 .857 to '40 foim when he clouted four' Katkaveck haa hU Albany base- mill Dreams of Home Hakinson. rf ___ 2 1 0 A A jail. _ peals. Municipal building at 8 j Itockvllle 2 .667 scored aa UajawslU singled to left. equalling 10 Slid 9 aeml-final vic­ American Legion ...... 3 4 .429 Hhi TrooMea lu Town in the civlTlan student class. The Adnlta $1.00. Children to f i . «5c ...... 4 baggera on an average of nearly ballera in first place In the south- It dldn t take long , to realize Kii liter, sa . ___ 2 t 2 3 3 Saturday. June 28 Motors 3 Neither team scored In the alath tory over Art Bell, serlotis-facrd Rockville ...... 3 4 .429 McMeans. cf Buah, who. the SUte Polic- ^ veterans are taking High school ...... 2- .400 one every three days . ern loop by a four game margin. that ktickay still dreamd of home . .. .8 1 1 3 0 Church sch».ol picnic at Foreat: NB’a ...... 2 4 .333 and as RockvUle want Into the Colma. Gallf. pro. In which Ker- Paganl’e ...... ____ 3 4 .429 Bagley. p .. ---- 3 n I 1 3 elelm. le a niatl\-e of Weat Rutland., subjects towards credits for gradu­ But even the 1947 edition of The Georgia team Is a farm club and the hlgn calibre of ball In the rler went the 27-holca li\ 99 Polish-Americans ___ .1 VtT*had attracted considerable at- j Park, Spnngfleld, of the .North Late’s ...... 2 4 333 seventh they were trailing by two 4 .429 ation. or to speed up completion of K of C runs. With one down. Sam Harri­ I Oreanbarg would be welcomed ' of the Rt. Louis (’hrdlnsla. local league. Katkaveck asked lii strokes, nine shots under par. Untlon in Manchester for the past Methodist church their High school studies next year.' ...... 2 4 .383 Mickey, a graduate nf Manches­ 36 8 8 11 8 Indies .1...... 0 6 000 son walked. Knebal stnglad and wlUi open arms by the punehleaS detail many more questions about Harbart, slamming his Im II for Effective three hit pitching by •tx months by hU liberal spending, j Monday. June AO The typewriting beginners are 'ngars. To data, Greenbdrg has ter High, flrat gained atate-wldc the Twi League and Its personnel. amazing dtsUiiCea o ff the tees, Pollsk Aaterlcaa* (1) He Srst got Into the newspapen - Referendum vote on new town with the hit and run on Harrlaon Jack Bagley and perfect support learning the fundamentals of typ -; hammarsd 11 home runs and attention when he caught for Jlm- Uaiiaging a tall team Is no easy was five under par while eliminat­ AB R H PO A locally when he told police ofBclala ^ charter. State Armory. 0 a m to , The North Ends came from be­ cam* all tha way around to scon, afield by hie mates enabled the Ing so that they will be well pre- i Auto Glass driven In 83 runs. With Pat Mul- ing Vic Ghestl of Kansas I'ltv. Bernardl. sa ---- 2 0 0 A A UMt he had spent over IfKtO. for a , g p ^ hind last night in a softball con­ the throw came to tha plats lata ” 1? ^ won'* f hiatler as Mickey eays In his own United Aircraft entry to post a pared w-hen the . courses In High . and Knebel went to second. flVIth lln. their early season aanMUon. thought at one lime Kas. the 1941 IM A tltllst. 6 and'ft. Surowlec. If ... .8 . 6 A 3 A fur coat for his girl friend, and slao Opening Vacation schoeil of Sec-1 r school open In the fall. These Installed test at Robertson Park to edge 3 to I w-ln over the Polish Ameri­ Savarick, Sb e a a *S 0 0 8 1 a large sum of money for a dla- (Vingregatlonal and North Mrs. F.dtvarrt J. Ward Mrs. I aiuIb M. Ateinberg Lee batting, Knebal tried to steal M'lmplng to a below- .800 mark, no Including their two quallfvlng cans In a Twilight League game Mrs. Kagnar Johnwn Mrs. Jainea T. King, Jr. are made up largely of recent. Rockville'a Eingelerts in a rioae, third and was out LM ainglad to one on tha Tigers can match t t " " .? / la i- there are - rounds over Plum Hollow’s long Kaaney, 3b a a a • 3 0 0 3 1 mmid rtng, as well aa giving her Methodist churches at H a m. . 4 \Vindnw Gla«s was Immediately signed to a con-1 ‘ last night at the West Side Ova). Green, rf . grammar grade graduates. It is high scoring game before a good again put the tlclng run on base; Oreanbarg. a warm weather ad­ one doesn't 6.922-yard teat and thatr parade . . . 3 0 1 1 A cash iV t* ; Saturday, July l» yellow daialea and blue delphlnl- Mias Valerie C. Zapadka, daugh- Miss M argard Doi.ahuc, daugh­ still possible to begin wdl-k in this tract. That was In 1936. Since this, , iw. Pete Htanin’s single In the ninth David, lb . ....2 0 A 4 0 St Bridget s church was the ter of Mr and Mrs. Julian Zapadka. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. and Table Tops sized Trow'd by a II to 10 count. He went to second on a xrild pitch dict. flguras to Improve on those time, Katkaveck haa had hie upa j realize that have to be done to be through five rounds of match play Inning after two man were out attracted attention In town after | outlng Washlnston Social Club class. The civilian students arc to reach the final round, Kerrier Server, cf . ___ 1 0 A 3 A scene of a double wcddjng Satur­ Mrs Mlkolonia. mother of the of 83 Irving street and Edward J. Donahue of 14 Park street and There were plraty of hits by both and then was out aa ha triad to figures the way ha did last year Truer words were sknt Fran Klnal across the plate ha purchaaed a house on Flower Manchester Rod and Gun club- regular High school students who and downs In prrffesalonal hall I auccessful. waa 22 strokes under |>ar for 169 E. Wlersblrkl. c 2 0 A 9 3 brides, wore a flowered print dress 'V*rd. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Louis M. Steinberg, son of Michael nines as they battled tt nut for ateal third. whan ha wound up with a rush to never spoken, or written ^ ^ . '•••h the losers only tally and spotl- streat and deeded half Interest to | Coventry Lake day at 11 o’clock when Miss Adele are studying to make up credits Tanlghl'a tinrae Twice he advanced to within a holes Olbert, p ___ 3 A 1 A I Steinberg of New London and J. A. WHITE the aeennd place In the league flnlsb with 44 home runa and 137 One may wondei why a mana­ htre^a^ml Herbert was Iflisu Bagiev’s bid for a shutout. tha same girl whom he had » " * t - , Sunday. August 10 Mary MlkolonlS became the bride with whit* accessories siid garden- which they may possibly have loalJ- standings. Tonight's game xviU be a txvl- step « f the- current world chsm- under for 1 a Ktnel. ... ___ 0 I A A A Tied. ^ Then he bad his wires in-j ouUng, Campbell Council K of la corsage. Mrs. Johnson alao nfiarrted Si^turday Si- Bridget a Florida, were married. Monday, | during the past year. RBI's plona, with Columbua and Rochea- ger worries when hla team la In The win. boosted the Aircraft 0 of Ragnar Alfred Johnson, aon of Rockville started the ball roll­ llght affair and will feature ib H WIerabIcki 1 A A A teresf In the house atU ch^ to pro-1 ^ Manchester Rod and Gun wore a flowered print, white .ac- ‘‘hurch. The nuptial high m^n was June 23. at 10 a m. tn St. James’s^ An Increased number of pupils ,A year ago today, Qroanbart 1 p l a g u e d by' Injurtee first place. Never having managed Kerrier was out front all the Into undisputed poaeesslon of sec 1 e Staum ...... 1 A 1 • A’ GLASS CO . ing in the Ural Inning aa.thay put rflchoIs-Brtatol and the Italians. way In handing hla unmerciful ond place In the standings and In tact himself, he claimed, m •»»» i ^ub. Coventry- lake. Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Johnson of ccaaorlea and corsage of garden celebrated at ten o'clock by the Rectory. TTie Rev. Frederick Me- ‘ has alao entered the woodworking had clouted Id home runa for tha j never hit the big show. a team, but knowing the setup, we Rev. Bronislaw Gadarowrakl. "Ave two hits together for two runi. The Italians have yet to taste de­ aeml-flnal shellacking to Bell, who losing the Poles dropped back Into hid withdrawn about 11.000 from a ! Henderson Road and Miss Mgry lea, and Mrs. King was attired in Lean officiated at the double ring class at Barnard school conducted 24 Birch St. Tel. .T322 feat In laague play whlla the Tlgars, alBMst half Detroit's en- Last aeason Mickey took a Job can readily see what Mickey e r 33 1 3 31 6 Mn bank account In a local bank. ; Maria" was sung by Clarence Chris Lee opened the rally with a didn’t need any alibis for playing a four way tie for third place. Theyresa MIkolonIa became the an aqua dress with black and w-hite ! ceremony. by Henry Miller. a slngli NB's have won 2 and lost 4. Oalll Ur« total of 8u this season. That as manager of Wilmington. In the means in the aforementioned quot Alrcreft ...... OOO MOd—8 Tomm who was accompanied by was Uta big r*a»on basldaa the bril­ Tobacco State League I North tha 37 holes one stroke over par. Earlier this season the P A ’s scored FA'S ...... 000 OOU—1 bride of James Thomas King. Jr., acceasories . and corsage of sweet-' The bride, who was given In. sacrifleed to second by Phllllpa and or Correntl will pitch for tha Ital- ad atatement. A team in Jim banged In a slx-fnot putt a 3 to 1 win over the Airman and New Crests the organist, .Mrs. Arlyne Oarrlty. liant pitching ef Hal Nawhouaer Carolina) but stayed only a few place must alay there, or else, and JS "pSIlinr Mi; s:”. son of Mr. and Mrs. James T. heart roaes. The mothers assisted I Spring flow-era decorated the altar. marriage by her father, wore a' w-ent to third as Kawalac was safe j-lans with BooUieletta catching. for aii eagle 3 on the 477-yard last night’s outcome was In the a Walkad for David In 7th. Joint birthdayfar party was ^ held In a‘ why the Tlge.’, ‘ were in third months. He caught on with Albany in addition the seven other league b Struck out Thr Ssrvar tn 7th. King., Sr., of lt> Foster street. the bridal parties In receiving at a • The bridal attendants were Miss white Palm Beach suit with pale at flrat aa they tried tn play the For the NB'a Wrtma xrtll pitch first hole and waa five under par line nf revenge for Ihe East Hart­ l o ^ hall for which Invitations Rev. Robert Carroll performed place, four full garnet ahead of during the latter stages of the members are out to throw Qieir c Singled for E. Wterablrlcl In 7th. reception for 200 guests at Garden Mary Zapadka, sister of the bride blue and white acce8.sories: She ball at third. Kawalac took second and True Cowles will don mitt and taking a 6-up lead through seven ford team. were extended to manv Manchester Force Many the double-ring ceremonies. Mrs. Grove, Keeney street, which was i FUNNY (7) THINGS HAPPEN: on the first pitch and Jack Hol- mask. this yeaKs fifth place paoe 1M6 season and made a favorable best pitchers against the front aa maid of honor; Mlaa Mildred carried B bouquet of blue delphin­ ImpreMlon on the club owners with holes. Bell wan 6-dow-n when they Baglay gave up a single to John- Runs batted tn: McMeana 3, Bag- people, Bush paying all of the bills, Arlyne Oarrlty played the tradi­ lorai) doubled to tend the two runs The game wUI start at 6:80 with Not Aa Bffeottve . run lera In en attempt to slow ley. Staum. Throe baa* hits: lUcn- imd presenting his w-ifw^th sev­ decorated with garden flowers and ' of Forestville was brides- iums and white carnations. An Aetna policyholder, standing on his head his naver-oay-dlc spirit and deter­ went to lunch. ney “ Togr* Green In the second, tional bridal music and the Lohen­ across the plate. ! the usual attendance prise offered. Nawhouaer hasn’t been aa effec­ them down another In the fifth to Zlggy Ol- ter. Stolen haaes: Server. Richter. ers! ext»enilve t*tts ’ dolU dressed to resemble bridal at- Thomag Ward, brother of the 'MIsa Jean Donahue, sister of the to amuse friends, fell and fractured hla mination to win ball games. This Ferrier aron (our of the first To Evacuate grin bridal march aa the brides tendants. | bridegroom w-as best man and Three singles for the North Ends North Rada ( I I ) tive this year, but It U doubtful if There’s plenty of trouble and hert and Staum'a one bagger In Sarriflcea; Richter. Double Cash for rnrnlture proceeded together to the altar bride was the maid of honor. She apine. Aetna paid him a total of $1,422. prompted the mvnera to aelert Kat­ j five holes they played tn the aftcr- Both brides chose for their trav- j Norman F. Hutt of Hartford Do YOU have the protection of Aetna Acci­ tied up the game In the last half AB R H PO A ! ha would have dropped tour ohut- worry, whether you are managing I noon and closed out the matrh the seventh repreientad the PA ’a Bagley to Dennle. Left Tt was learned today that Bush, which was decorated with spring wore a pale green Palm Beach 2 0 I 3 kaveck aa the skipper for the cur­ (ConHnurd lr«ni Page One) ellng costumes w-hitc suits, white , ushered. dent Inaurance? Telephone 5810 or dixip of the first inning. With one ou t, Opalaeh. ss . . . .4 ' out decisions, as ha already haa. a last place team or a pace tetter. I with e four-under par S3 going out hit output against the veteran PA ’S 4; Aircraft 5. Bases on balla: aftsr purchasing ths house on flowers. suit with brown and white accea­ 2 2 3 0 rent season. Thus far. tha men be­ accessories and orchid corsages, q-j,, bride who w-as given in mar- Into our office In the Rubinow Building to­ MaJewskI singled and went to third i Majewskl. cf . . .3 ® i with Oraanberg'a bat behind him. That’s baseball and it l; alao an­ I while Bell had 36 Aircraft right hander. Bi^lay Hagley 3; Olbert 5. Strike outa: Flower street, spent over $3,000 Miss Adele's honor attendant sories and carried a bouquet of 3 3 1 1 1 hind the fortunes of the club, feel tn northwest Mteaourt was rerced i and both couples left for unan- rlage by her father wore a gow,n day for full Information and rates. Re­ as Wally Parctak slr.gled past I W. Parelak. Sb ®' In the eight defeats auffared by other reason why It la our nation­ lasaed three and fanned live. Bag- Bagley 5; Olbart t. Hit Ira p l t ^ r , cash for furniture and accessories. w-as Mias Margaret Osw-ald and yellow carnations and yellow- third. Max Rubacha singled to Rtibsrha. p 2 1 1 0 1 that Uielr choice was a wise one as I Herbert, whose constant grin by Bagley (Green). Wild pitchaa: to ev'sciiate when the Platte nounced wedding trips. On their | of white satin with train and trim- member, ® 1 Nawhouaer, hla mataa have baen the Albany nine has stayed on top al game {ay's mound op|H>nent, Zlggy 01- Ertrythlng he bought, hi paid for Miss Shirley Meehan of Hartford roses. Albert Kaplan of New Ixm- score Majewskl as Parelak went to . H tvierzhlrkl, ' and slaallng drives eatabllohrd him bert, waa forced to suffer first Bagley 2. Umpires; Ken and PUtt. reached record high levels. At return Mr. and Mrs! Johnaon will i rning of seed pearls. Her full length able to get onl. nine runa for him.; las the ganery’a ’’darling” at the tn cash with large denomination was bridesmaid. Everett Johnson don w-aa beat n an. Before Ixmaea Happen. Insure With Lappen! third. The second run scored on a rf. c ...... 4 1 0 3 3 That means that only shutout; defeat nf the eeaoon. Olbert gave Mila. He had told people that he Pattonburg on the Grand river. qccupy a suite In the Centennial ' veil of Illusion fell from a tiara 1 I outset of the tournament, lost the was best man for hit brother and F’ollowing the ceremony a re­ wild pitch and the count stood at B. Grcyh, 3b . . .4 0 1 5 3 V pitching could hats turned moat' up five hits, three uf which came had baen employed at Oak Ridge, «im e 100 : Herbert John«>n. another brother, Apartments and receive their nf seed pearls and she carried a i first hole to Oheazi but quickly plate for the PA ’* In the aavanth ception w-as held for the Immedi­ 2-nlI. H. Grzyb. If .. ..3 1 0 1 0 i ' of those dafeaU Into vlctortaa. in the fourth Inning when the Air­ Ttnasaee, on tha Manhattan proj* friends after July 8. Mr. and Mrs. | bouquet of white roses with orchid 0 I got It bark and raced to a 4-up and two reached ‘ baae. With ona ate familtea at the Shendan. When JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. Take Big l..)-a(l Sumlalaskl. lb .1 3 1 7 ,1 The faltering ■Hgera could put Pete Kapura Benefit men eoored all three runs. Olbert act of the Atomic Bomb, and had King will live at $M> Hamlin street, center. Rockville took a big lead In the |C. Parelak. e ^,. .1 0 0 0 1 I lead with a 3-under-par S3 on out. Praakia Ktaal Unttad ter J*a mounted* ! Hultman was and will be at home to their friends i The honor attendant wore pow- the couple left for a motor trip INSCRORS — RE.ALTORS A together only two runs on ots h iu ‘ fanned nine and walked flya. In baen paid big money for his serv- second as they pul up five )uns. ^ Pki-sbacz. rf . ‘..2 0 0 1 0 ' their flret nine holes. David and drew a walk. Ha ad­ Rail and highway traffic in all! matron of honor for Miss Mary and after July 1. der blue chiffon with matching through the New England States. RUBINOW BLTLDI.NU TELEPHO.NE 6610 yesterday aa they went down t o ' tha former departmenL the PA tes|. Hs also said that he had Mrs Betty Meehan of Hartford Mrs. Steinberg wore 'a two-plevo Rich opened w-lth a double and w-as I Birdies at the 20th and 21st southpaw has recorded 36 strike vanced to second on a xrild pitch. three states was disrupted. All four are graduates of Man-1 tiara and arm bouquet of pink Open Thursday Evenings, 1;00-tt;00 P. M. ~t their 10th straight deteat when; I holes put Herbert H-up end ha loat Harm Wlarablckl, batting for Frad baaa a Seabae, and since his dis- Iowa braved against a new se­ was brldesmold. Robert Hultman white drese with green and white sent to third as Gayton singled. A 27 11 6 31 10 Baseball Game Tonight nuts In 25 Innings oU pitching. Chester High school. Mrs. Johnson | roses. The bridesmaid w as gown- Let Ua .Arrange tha Financing On Tour Next AutomobUa walk to Knebe) loaded the bases Rorh'villa (18) I the Boston Red Sox walloped them ' only one bole from the- -> to the It apiwared from the start that Sarvor, fannad ter tha *rr-tome gloves and carried cascade bou­ the Army ing. New London, March. '47. A t , Tuesday evening. July 8 at Mt. Ed WterablcKl pn CliarUe Mc- ON OUR STOCK OF a .second later on another error to Knebel. 3b . . .3 1 1 2 1 ®' .N'o Tiger team ever wound up In Nebo. Announcement to this Oaergla. and had Just returned by three feet below the two prevloua quets of white carnations, white llton • i . Street, from two to six o’clock In present she Is on the staff of the j Several well Wiiowir performers Maans' attempted squasae play Both brides gave to their at ive the -Rockville nine s lead of Jalbert. If .. . .1 0 0 1 0 effect was made known last Savaral North End raaldento are Intor-CB eiaiui from AtlanU, Ga„ Saturday, crests, but Schaeffer aald the sweet peas and atephanotla with the aftexnoon. . Lawrence A Memorial Associated ; ® I the cellar. will be In the hUrtlng lineup of bunt prevented the Airmen m>m tendants rhinestone bracelets . and f to 2. Harrison, rf .0 1 0 1 0 ®: The victory enabled the second night by Manager Ab Eagle- talking up the idea of bringing whare he bad driven a stolen car. current was sw'ft and the river orchid renter. When the rouple left for an un­ hospital. The bridegroor- who le: the Royal Typ. nine tonight at scoring tn this Inning. McMeana both bridcgrcxjma gave to their The North Ends got buck two . place Red Sox to remain two son of the BA’a. baoeball back to the North End dropped a bunt only a few feet dealer Oimfch (98) the police claim, when he was ar- rising last night when evacuation The honor attendants and brides­ announced w-edding trip, Mrs. Ward the assistant manager at Sidney’s I ARMSTRONG in their half of the second on an 6 the West Side Oval when the best men and ushers fountain pens. 50 10 10 18 . “ .c-ames behind the front gunning this season at Robertson Park. Rec ab r h A A rastad at his home after being fol­ orders went down. maids wore Identical dresses of was wearing a light green suit, Home Center Is a graduate of error, a single and a passed ball. The game will be the Dial m from the plate and Wlarablckl P* Mrs Johnaon's gift to her husband North Ends ...... 230 610 x-1 1 defeated British Americans play boat to I Director Ram Maasey has been ap- grabbed the appI* and lunged at Johnson, 8b-Sb ..A 4 4 8 • A lowed from the airport. State Po- In aouthwostern Iowa. Hamburg yellow eyelet pique, with flU-ed white acces.sorlcs and orchid cor­ Bulkeley High school in New; Lon- There was no st-orinff In the third .New York Yankees who a aeries of attractions against was a sport coat, while he gave her sage. On their return they will Rockville ...... 250 030 1—10 the Cleveland Indians 8-5 at the standout tot) -Ing teams. the Capitol City lossers In a bene- pToached on thr^ matter and some- tha flying Kiehtar to tag him be­ O. CUrk. e .. ..S S S 8 1 0 Uea claim that he had toola which prepared for new flooding’ on the bodices, cap sleeves, full skirts and I dori and a veteran of World War or Rockville’s fourth but In the Ri-.ns batted 'n, MaJew-skI 2, W. pearls, .Mrs. King gave to her hus­ live for the present with the bride’s Yankee Stadium, Hie Tlgera, who fit game for Pet: Kapura. ' ‘ hlng may soon matariallae on the fore crossing the plate Danielson, p . ..8 3 8 9 8 0 ha uaad to change the numbers on Nishnabdtna w-h'ch crested at Red • straw hats with blue streamers 1 II. with three years’ service in the ' North Endors fourth, six runs Pan lak 2. H. Wierxblckl 2, B. Croaiar, aa .. band an electric razor and his gift parents. ----- TIRES----- have skidded from first to flfth Kapura. a veteran of a decade aubJecL Again In the third, Olbert was ..8 3 3 9 A A !the automobllea. and had proven Oak during the evening after flood­ I U. S. Marines. I came In and the lead changed r-rzyh 2, fliimlslaaki. Berriauldt, to her wa.s luggage in leae than two weeka. are now tn hot water when ha handed out HUl. If ...... 4 3 1 9 A A ing about one-tn'rd of the town. carried old-fashioned bouquets of The bride’s gifts to her attend­ b-'inds. They 'seored six runa on only Kawalac 2, Holloran 2, PItkat; two Rad Barrett, former Redbird , waa of aerv’fcc In th< Twilight 1-eague, , — - IquiU efficient in hla work. ants w-ero pearl necklaces. ' 'The 6 .0 0 X 16 $ 1 2 .5 0 la now hospltallr.<-d with a serious | V Director Joe McOuskey said two free tickets but Uannla again Hanson, ef ..4 3 9 1 \s 0 . attachments placed against About a dozen t.alna were stalled base hits. Kawalac. Holloran, ! only a half gams ahead of p * the loser. Laahe, cf . . . . (JrilTin-(,’hase bridegroom gave to his bride a seventh place Washington Sena- Illness. All proceed.* from the game | after th» track meet Sunday afl- found Olbert too tough and saw a ..1 1 1 1 A 0 his property yesterday, were pUc at Carroll In w-e.-itern Irtwa, where Parson-Kucienski * Rich. Gayton; st->len bases, Sumls- Bob Elliott. Bustoq third base-; A. Clark, rf ....4 Announcriiient is made of the rhinestone bracelet and to his best $ 1 4 .7 5 wtll be turned over to Pete. Every- j ernoon that It "was the last large called third strike xralz by to re­ 3 8 8 A 0 heavy rains brought the city its M1.SS Helen Eleanor Kiielenskl. 6 .5 0 X 16 laskl; sacrifice, Phillips; double 1 tors, live games ahead of the tall- man. prevented .Moore from tying i Slmpaon. rf .. .1 ad with the hope that the persons marriage of Mrs. Madeline Chase man and ushers cigarette lighters. Browns and lag seven full one connected with 'Che game Is scale meet we will stage here” tire the tide. ..1 1 0 A A first flood in history. There Sheriff daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I’liul plays, Lee to PItkat: bases on I ertd the .National League mark of 101 Masden, 3b .. ..3 3 3 0 .that had purchased stolen cars of Beverly. Maas , to i ’hnrle.s K. 1 Both young people arc High i $ 1 6 .2 5 INICHOIS - IRISTOl, INCJ behind the leading Yan- For the third time In one month. End Soorelfsa Tie 0 9 . from him would bg enabled to re­ Tom Flnegan said he w-as taking Kuclenskl. of 149 Oak slrcot. was Strawberries 7 .0 0 X 15 balls. Kav. alac 5, Rubacha 6;, lengths straight hits when he speafed a Lanovette, 3b . . t 1 1 8 A 1 out another posse today to search united In , marriage Saturday to Griffin of 72 Simiiiier street, ?.tsn- [si'hoid graduates. The bridegroom j I strike-outs, Kawalac 3; hit oyikees.’ -; Joe took s flnanclal licking. Finally the •corcless bdll game gain their money. I is a World War II veteran, having line drive off Moore’s bat In the [ was cracked wide open by the MeOomb. Ib .. ..S • 3 9 A A for County .Supervisor George 8 Walter Eugene Darson. son of Mr, rhe.ster The ecremony was per­ 6 .5 0 X 15 $ 1 5 .7 5 pltchec, by Kawalac 2; wild pltch- ' Tommy Henrlch’s double with inning. Moore had made __^ I .served tn New- Guinea and the Bis- Royul Vrteran MrCluskey will compete In toe I Aircraft. Walk Haklnaon opened Wieland. who Flnegan aald had and Mrs. Walter raraon, of 1.58 formed Saturil.-iy, June 21 In Bev­ Pick your own from a good I cs. Kawalac 4. Rubacha 5; passed the baaea loaded 4rove In ,eveseven straight hits against the 43 38 38 31 t 1 Crash Victim DIra I marck Archipelago. Buy iVoMJ and Save MotropoUtaii championships Sat­ ihe fourth by waiting Olbert for been missing since he left a hoard Blivh street. Rev Fiederlek Mc- erly. ' balla, Phllllpe 1. Berriauldt »; um-1 ! Yankee run* and broke up * -o , ounla and had singled 1. O. meeting yesterdry morning to In­ patch. Large berries and urday In New York. Joe will ap­ a walk, the fifth given up by Ol­ 0. r . (4) Chsshlre, June 24— —Richard Le’an performed the double ring Mrs Griffin has two ilauchters (Prices Include Tax Plus Mounting) pires, Yoet, Stevenimn; time, 1:30. lie in the eighth ‘" " ‘7 1 i„ his first two times si bat ab r h po spect flood damage. The sheriff cei-einony at lb o.'rloek in St. 1 Sp.afiish moss plants arc covered plenty of them. 25b quart pear In his apaclalty. toe two bert In four frames. Richter Inld a 0 by a former ninrri.agc. Mr Griffin run homer by Les against the Braves, Walker, 3b .. A .Crosby. 18. of Shelton, died In I with scalv. gray hairs used to ob- mile steeplechase. lYie winner will down a perfect bunt. Olbert fleUlad .% 8 0 A 9 A Bradley Memorial hospital, Soutjv said ho feared Wieland and his ear James s rhurrh Mrs John Barry, Is a foreman for the Pratt ^ with your own containers. given the Indians a 4-2 lead in , » , S. Aiplnwall, 2b I A 0 A hsd been carried sway in s bridge the organist, played the bridal • sorb moisture This appearance I toe fourth. The free hitting game. Cards Adiaiii-e gain the right to compete In the the ball and thr«w wildly Into 1 0 infton, late yesterday, several Whitnev plant. East Hartford, sec- Keeney, as,'... ..2 0 0 collapse. music and accompanied the »irilo- i has given If the name of "old MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES, H O iV T H C Y The win advanced toe flfth Nationals later |hle summer. I.iaat center Held la nn attampt to cut 9 A A hours after he had been injured in ond shift. ______' waa featured by thr^e casualties Borello, © ...... 3 0 0 0 0 The Red Cross sent a 50,00(1 watt I man’s beard.” A colUalon at first base resulted In ' place Cardinals to within a game down Hakinson at second. Both A SJi automobfle ' accident here in lal. Arthur Keating. I’nlms and ; 382 HACKM.\T.\CK ST. week Joe covered the distance In E. Phelps, lb . ..3 emergency generator from Ottiinir INC. A coma o jnd a half of toe first division and runners advanced an antra 3 1 A- 0 0 wdilch hta uncle. George Diibail, garden flowns decorated the .-\1- j the retirement of Yankee P'^fjer 10:26. his best time since 1943. 71ie Warner. If ... A 0 wu to F'ort Dodge to provide lights STAND three and a half games from first McMeana singled sharply to latt- . .1 4 A 0 34. of Bridgeport w-as burned to tar, I ANY TIME! 512 WEST CENTER ST. PHONE 6097 Charley Wenslofl with a spiked local Olympic star’s best time over RIstas. If . . . , A for the hospital Th«i power supply Yesterday's Reenlta place. The Braves’ first place lead fleld and Haklnaon and Richter . .1 0 1 0 A Given in marriage by her father, right angle and Indian Manaijer this dlstanre w'aa 10:04. J. Edwards, ef 1 V degth. failed 88 (loodlr.g on the upper Eastern waa reduced to one game over the sedred, -With McMchn* going to . .2 3 1 A the bride wore a gown Of w-hite 24-Hour Towing Lou Boudreau with a nprained left J. Pheip*. rf . I Des Moines river drove approxi­ Hartford S. Utics 0 (6 Innings, second place Biyioklyn Dodgers, second on the play at ths plats. . .3 I 1 0 A T- brocaded satin with sweetheart ankle. Pitcher Ed Klleman of the Holly Mandly qualified Ut the C. Asplnwall, Sb 3 0 0 1 1 mately 5rt0 of Frrt Dodge's 23,000 and Strawberries rain). who were idle. Bagley followed with n single and 0 neckline. Her flnger-ttp veil of il- Tribe also was forced to leave 45th annual golf Stale Amateur F. Erlwards. p . .3 0 0 1 1 1 inhabit.aiits from their homes. hision was attached to a coronet Elmira 6, Scranton 5. The Chicago Cuba handed Mort tournament at Wsterbury yester­ the faat-moving colorad Aircraft Junior Date later when he waa bumped by outfleldar, McMaans, ocorad what Smith, p . . . . 0 0 0 0 A of orilnge blossoma and her bridal Wrecker Service Williamsport IS, Wilkes-Barre 1, Yankee George SUrnweiaa and Cooper hla second straight lacing day with a 71-71— 142. Mandly Pick Your Own Only games scheduled. proved to be the final run of the bouquet was of white carnations suffered broken glassea an s cut since the veteran righthander Join­ was ona of 32 who qualified and 24 4 3 IS 8 1 with w-hlte orchid renter. American ed the Qlanta by sheilllng him from Inning and gams for tha winnar* Phone 7043 or 2-2510 NO D ELA YS right eyelid. was tied for third with Mike Kloe Olbart oattlsd down at thia point lOOF ...... 000 01 0 S— 4 Cotton Rug Miss .fosephlne Kneienskt w-as New York 8. Cleveland 5 -Die White Sox coniinueo the mound with a four-run seventh Sox continued to of Wsterbury. Ernie GerardI and and wound up bis mound assign Center ...... 041 4710 x—38 maid of honor for her sister snd Bring Y'onr Omi L*«ve your.car with us Boston 8., Detroit 2. hismie the Washington Senators | and defeated the GlanU 6-3. The Felice Torts with 70-69-139 and wore pink taffeta and carried a while you go on about Chicago 10. Waanlngton 6 for-the ninth win moved toe Cubs to within a ment by fanning tiM side la tbe Two base hits, Johnson, Daniel­ Turnpike Only games scheduled. by defeaUng them for-the ninth 73-66-139 reapectivaly were toP : Meanwhlto. the P A ’a were son 3. Crosier, Slmpaon, Mnsden. cascade bouquet of deep pink car­ Containers your business, shopping or tlm* In 10 meetings 10-6 In a night half game of the third place nations, The bridesmaids, Mrs, Natkmal men for the day. Mandl} meata | to generate any kind of a Lanuvetta, J. Phalpa; home run. pleasure. Our eonvenient ,game at Washington. fCaii- Giants. Walker Cooper. Giant John Ouzaurka* today In tha first i Rt j Mildred Scott, Miss Joan Konaiskl. Auto Body location, right In lhet| Chicago 6. New York 3. aeorlng rally . until their last at Danielson; bases on balls. Denial- nedy'a three-run liomer hlghllfht- catcher and second half of the i round. Junior bridesmaid, and Miss Delia dnwntonvn shopping dis­ .St, Louis 6. Beaton 2. brother battery, continue*; his' bats. son 4, Edwards 6. atrlkeouta, Dan­ 36^1 Birlwell St. I ed a seven-run ninth Haa Plneh HlUer* ielson'7; umpires. JacobucM and Parson, w-ere slhiilariy gowned In Works trict, makes this possible Only games scheduled. many slugging by banging his Standings against Early Wynn and Helen Pietrowalu reached the Three ptneb hlttera went to the Brown; losing pitcher, Edwards. appi ■ green tnffet.i^F^id their cas- ^ and a hig consvnienre (nr sixth home run in the Giants' last Eastern ' vateran Tliornton L«e to walk off flnals In the Keney Park Tannia cade iKiuqiieta’ were of pale pink ' you. nine games and his 12to of W L Pet with the decision. Tha win en­ George Dixoa tournamant before boxring by carnations. I G Bt season. Sharon McDowell, who was flow-1 J We’ll add gos. eheck U U c a ...... -35 19 .648 _ abled the Sox to replace the Nats Korea of 6-1, 4-6 and 6-4 to Mrs your tires, oil. and give In tIxUi place With Enos Slaugh­ Catcher Cylde McCullough, with Rowe of Hartford. cr .glrl, wore a pink'nylon dress Albany ...... 31 28 .664 5 swell the amount to be turned over For That Practical Treatment of This is the .second of a series of advertisements intended for those Veterans your ear a grea.se jnh... ter batting In four runs and Terry two doubles and Bobby Sturgeon, and carried an ojd'-fashloned Ivni- ■ Scranton ... . SO 25 .845 5>, to the Hartford ball player. quel of pink cArnattons. i of World War II who will not find it necessary to use their Connecticut uhlie you’re shopping! Wilkea-Barre . .31 26 .544 5'* Moore getting two hits Inm hisnia firstprei who «rho replaced Len MerulloMtruuo at short,anon, Paganl’s West Sides will prae- YOUR CAR NUPS PROPiR Wf^EH Bill Hutt. last year’a Twilight , YOUR WINDOWS Williamaport .2 8 31 .476 9 'i two Umea at bat to axtend hla hit* i with a triple and single, led the tic* Wednesday cvanlrig at 6 The bride's mother w ore light j bonus for current expenses and who want their money to earn a “ living l4>agu<‘ batting champion. George ALIGNMENT AND BALANCE, TOOl blue print and the hrtdegroom s 1 3; s • Custom 5Jade Open 6 A. .M. to lU P. .M. Hartford . . .. .26 29 .473 9>i Ung streak t© nlnt strrighL the (Jub attack. The defeat, Cooper’s o'clock * t Mt. N*bo. wage." E lm ira...... 24 31 .436 l l ' i rad hot St. Louis Oardlnala trounc­ second 0* a Giant, was hla seventh Dixon and Nnnn; Zazzaro are the | nujlher dusty rose Botp mothers ' • Aluminum • Steel • Wood Monda.v through Sal. Royal atai;s with established repu- \ ,.Wore white'arcessortes and cor-i Binghamton 18 37 .337. 17 <* ed the National Leagua leading of toe year against two victories. The American Legion 'Juniors If YOU, as a Veteran, have faith In the future of transportation by gasoline Open 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. National Boston Brarea 6-3 in a night game In addition to the Dodger^ the tatluns In Min. hester. All three;I xyUI drill tonight at 6 o'clock at | sages of gardenias They assisted pisyed In the local league In past V ^ BOStCK) ...... S3 38 .569 at St. Louts. SlauMiteria thrae- Philadelphia Phillies, Cincinnati I Mt. Nebo. Wadnanday tha locals' at a rereidinn for approximately' VENETIAN BLINDS or Diesel oil—on Ih* land (bus, truck, passenger, car, locomotive) on the Sundays. seasons. The Rwala arc members .300 guests in White E.igle hall Sat- I Our Deluxe Quality. Expert Craftsman­ sea (internal combustion and oil fired boiler) and in the air (radial and ..Brooklyn . . ...32 26 .552 1 run homer In the third Inning help­ Reds and Pittsburgh Pirates were ; face Btoomflald at Bloomfield and New York . 36 of the Hartford 'Twilight League. ivl*> f i urday evening ship and Reasonable Pricea gimrantee . 30 .’V45 IH ed ’Red Munger to gain hi* sixth Idle In th^Natlonal Leagur. Phila- ' Sunday afternoon the Manchester | jet) you will be interested in the major petroleum producers, refiners, and DIstum your tire needs Chicago ...... 31 37 .6.34 3 dajphla and St. Loula in toe Arher- Joe Kay, Johrx.y Buiktja. BUI team will play Hartford at r “ Ch.-irlcM Ecalierl was best man 5 f nnipirte- aatisfartlon. win against ont. defeat aa tha r*d- r for Mr. Parson and the ii.shein distributors. The field for oil for heating and power is unlimited at this uilb Nichnis-Bristol be­ St. Loula ...... 30 29 .508 S'A halred righthander spaced 10 hits. tcan League had a day off.. Krysiic, Walt Fonfara and Jimmy the West Side OVal. Both games P wei-e Clarence Jeffers. Edward | Phone 2—tS 11 for time. - ^ . . fore hti.vtng. You can do Cincinnati . .28 32 .467 .6 Boucher make i>r the rest of toe are Legion ' Junior Lesgue con­ Bavles and Karl Kuclenskl ' as well here as you can Philadelphia' 26 34 .483 9 Royal lineup with the exception of tests. 5 pitching. Four hfirlera ar* |lst*d HAV6 When the hnde and bridegroom i i'ronipt Service— The following figures are based on the maximum.bonus payment of $300.00: fcnywhcre. Pittsburgh . .32 84 sts 10 left^ for an unannounced wedding ' Anserlcan Boudreau and Slaughter with the Typer* They are Jack Tlm Kahler xi^'aa the first to eon-1 trip the bride wore a gray suit, "V ' Free Estimatefl Vumber of Annual Approximate New York . 36 24 600 Rocha, Ed Cordiei. Jack DePaulls tribute to the Pete Kapura Fund i Cost Yield* Boston ...... 82 24 and Pat Fiske Anyone of this i w-hlte neressories and orehiii cor- | 1212 iMain Street Hartford Company Share* Income* SEE .571 3 last night at the^Oval. Tim. being | 'sage. She gave to her pnnor at­ $325 2.48f T*hl1adelphla . .29 38 .509 94 quartet may atari. Coach Johnny out of town and unable to see the Amerada Petroleum Corp. 4 $8.00 Pace Respective Leagues Hedlund of the local nine plana no YOU NOTICED tendant snd hridesnistd.s. pendants, Cleveland .. ...25 36 .490 6 4 achcdulcd game tonight, left a one Atlantic Refining Co. 10 15.00 310 4.41 lineup changes and will string to the Junior bridesmaid a bracelet HARTFORD VENETIAN BLIND .310 4.48 Detroit ...... 27 29 463 7 dollar bill tn the kitty for th e; and to the flower girl a loeHef,_ Barnsdall Oil Co. 12 1.3.80 Waahington ...36 39 .475 of Boston was fourth w.tb .338' along with the srme team that has stricken veteran ball player, 74 New York, June 34—i#)— Man-I been aetting the league on fire • UaovM Tkm Wmmt O Smmd Skmckt m 9mmHm§t The bridegroom ■ gave to his best .1 12.50 336 .3.72 Chicago . . ..29 32 .475 followed by Brooklyn's Cxrl Furll- MANUFACTURING CO. - Gulf Oil Corp. 74 ager Lou Boudreau of tha Clave- again tola season. Jack May or ' man and ushers, key rhatns, and to .9 9.375 300 :1.13 St. Loula , .. .32 M 893 13 ' land Indians, who broke a first lo. .836. West Springfield. Maas.—St. i Karl Kuclenskl. Junior usher, he Humble Oil & Ref: Co.- ' Toda.v's Game* Dick Wargo mav hurl. Paul. 178, Springfield, stbpped Phillips Petroleum Co. .*> 10.00 297 3.40 iaca tie with New York's Job Di- The Leading Bateineu O NradSteariaff O *W—^r** *f putt tm — 'gave ,1 flash bulb camerii 4.34 Eastern t[ogglo last waek, continued to (Games through Sunday, June 22) The game will get underway at Johnny Turner. 167, Orange, N. J., 8187 Plymouth Oil Co. 13 13.00f , .301 Binghamton at Hartford (8:16 6:15. (8). ' 5.31 I pace the American League IwUera Player and Oub AB H Pci. 11-18 Socony-V'acuum Oil Co. 20 19.00 ^20 p. m.) I today xrith a mark of .343 wntle Boudreau, Cleveland 178 61 .343 Yov doa't kava M be a high wire anlsi lo appre- 4 6 4.61 CMta By Sue Burnett Home Bought Here Standard Oil Co. (N. J-) 4 14.00 .304 tIKHPU-IMSTOl I Utica at Albany. j Enos (Country) Slaughter of the McQulnn, New York 307 69 .333 the importaace of corraci allgaotoM a*d Williamsport at Scranton. . Kell, Detroit ...... 204 68 .333 balaace. If rout cor shows stgaaef (boat irooblas, I a colorful ejaful—this excit- By Mrs. Anne Cabot 5 1.5.00 .320 4.69 ' St. Louis Cardinals stayed In front date dress for the sods-shop AUCTION INC. Elmira at, Wijkea-Barre. Spence, Waahington 166 55 .331 A perfectly ' beautiful summer; Bv \<*w York >Iaii Texas Months Payments. -tPlus Stock Tllvlden of Philadelphia’s Harry Walker by NOWMraJULY 5 fou'U do xvall to briag It M aa far aa oaptft The yoke buttons un each Old Fashioned Furniture— Few Antiques f A a w riea one point In tha National Laague DIMag’o. New York 213 70 .339 cback-ap sad adiusuaaat. V eall feat talar . : j shoulder—tw-o pockets u ke care of bedroom or bath rug niesMires 36 Cleveland (Getteltein-3) at New Appling, Chicago .. 208 64 .308 by 20ti inches and Is to -be , A N T OP OUR n U'OBLn WAR H VETERANS ' iMttlng race. .348 to .M3. oaioy aastor itaarias • • • sad *a«* oeadlaat waar oddments, and ase how tiny ths HM.1 CUSHMAN 4 H.P. 2-SPEEn MOTOR RCOOTEB York (Shea 8-31—night. Boudreau. Amarlcan Lwagut Heath. St. I»u is .165 50 .303 s ATUROAV'S PRATVM crocheted in a light -and dark W. E Rteckle of Syracuse N WILL BE OLAP TO OBTAIN INFOR5IATION FOR fitted midriff makes your wslst BY ORDER OK ROBERT PRESTON Detroit 1 Nawhouaer 6-8) at champion In 1944, collected elx DllUnger. St. Louis 231 70 .303 a* t*^ aad.(rojn Md. color. The rug illustrated is made Y . has .purchased from W Harry YOU. OB SEND FOR OUT* PAM PH LET “DOOR- Rog«r Williams look. Our wsU iUustrsted sew qhart England a house whle)i' has Just AT HILLSIDE FAR.M.fOLD PRESTON HOMESTEAD) WAT TO PRUDENT INVESUNG” HITHOUT Boston I Ferris 6-6)—night. t hlU In 21 UIM* at bat dunng tha Lexria, Waahington 176 63 .303 ' ffuldsa ths youthful sewer step by In cream cotton ’yai'ii with leaf- St. Loula (Kindar 4-0) at Phtla- past weak and fall from .360, but Johnaon, New York 149 46 .102 grean fringe and stripes. Made in been completed on Boulder Road. CONN. ROUTE 71. WILLINGTON IIILI.. WILLINOTON, CONN. COST OR OBLIGATION. Handicap a t » . TTic house-consists of ^even room* delphia iMarchlldon .6-3)—night. McQuInn of the Yankees, Natluaal League tw6 darker tones, the riig w ill be bffiTge n tte rn No. 8187 Is designed for two baths, and a two Ready now —- the new Sunim^ N^ine, Address and the Paltern ROBERT M. REID & SONS, Aurtioneprs Philadelphia d-'olntzleman X-i) Baumholts. Ctnc'tl 248 78 YOUR PONTIAC DEALER „8Bddlet6nii— Middletown Savtiiga Rank Building, Tel. 8110 .•'Virage to .336 despite his switch faahlotu 63 pages of style,, color, Number to Anne f'abot Tlie Man­ The word ” ('ommnn>lo" l.s of ^ EsI. 1907 at Cincinnati i Peterson 2-.1)— from drst base to the outfield and Varbon. Philadelphia 218 68 .312 HAPPAGANSFII PAPK'PAWTUCKFT P 91 CENTER STREET TELEPHONE 4114 fashion news for every w-omsn who chester -Evening . Herald. ll.’iO rorlugb.se ..oiigii-. though .fli-it '^!0I Mfilii sirerj Thonr SUM Tonii. .New Brilaln—SI \Ve«.l Main Street, Tel. O-OSII night roue to third plac*,. B*b Elliott Kilter, Pittsburgh . 311 •8 111 aJws. Send twenty-five-cents for Ave. Americas, New York 19 generally used by the- DuUh- "JO .\l!ni rhiini* '2-S77I Springfleld, your copy today. V. • ' deacended Botra. •- ' . \ I ■S -I r t r v r v ?.lAMTiK,NTKK F.VKNINfJ HKRAl.D. MANrHFSTKR. rONN.. TUF.?DAY. JUNE 21. 1M7 n \ f-r? MANrUKSTER EVFNING HERALD. MANCIU'.STER. CON.S.. TUESDAY. JUNE 24. 104T H o t m ------*------■1^ Don't let home gardening get It's better to hax-e won snd lost > Church soTviee was over, and BY KUM AINE EUX HnillM-hoIll Iriutd# 51 Household Goods 51 lliruara for Sal# IIMINKBV IM .E Fill KS AutoMoliilM fot Sale 4 Kuaineaa S#rvirca Offered 13 RnlifinK—Kepainnif 17-A Hrip \^anl«d—Male 36 you down—except on your knoeo , than to hav*- dri»?p€sl lavlh .enils' three meiutiers walked home li>- with a trowql. of a double-he-^ : ' * 'I gether, tTiflcuaslng the message C O U N TER m e n ! quallflcatlona. NO SALES TAX KELVINATOK refrigerator, ex- ^ BOSTON POST Road — 6-roon C. FULTON for fleldatone. aand. KOOKI.NU 0 8 an Kind* i;nimn*> ' ! they had heard. F a Ki i i - y p i s c u s ^ i o H IBSS FC7RD sedan. Model 60. must be efficient, courteous and. UNTIL JULY 1ST cellent condition, reasonable. 117® home, hot water heat. 2 a.'rei Sense and Nonsense Paint, motor Job, tire*. S2.V) gravel, wood and loHm Alao W'iVk. guttei work and insiiiatton Expert repaiiK I’oneal workman- able to be bonded. Good salary.' Hi.Th street Rockville Upper of land, 3 cabins 2 trnllerr, ga' F'ir*f Drunk Srtjf. Know what A .Michigan yflfr. a-'i'king ,livoree . *''‘H "You WANTA^GO UP TO THAT. GoP“FOPSAKEN PLACE Classified • ex tra repair#. S475. Tel. R ork- haullni: by- the hour. Phone Sign on a k>b«ter-chicken-#teak ‘ “Do you think 1 should morry time It is? said she a K s ^ s couk "afiip. .Satiatactlur guaranteed Apply Vernon^ Inn, TalcoUvIlle. .a f t e r Jl'I-A I.ST - A 3 per Cent left- apartment tine station and nil b;isnlca.i lii* could tell bv Yille 972.12 a fte r 6 p m . Manchrsler *>731 (Ydar {Uvnmp Jlnner roadside Inn, near Neotor: Hozei.’ asked a young man who Second Drunk Yenh. 1 eye* njienlenyhi-r hush* in,I nut I'ertalnly dive deeper Into the truth I'all (hyighlin. Manihen’ei 77U7 aafe* tax w lU ba Imposed on the ------r- - - - — — ^ ln« wonderful busincs*. A' .• i AGAIN JUST BECOS IT'S GOT THE ONLY ^OLF COURSE Road, North Coventry. We serve lobster* to ehicken*; called on the big blon,le for ad­ First Drunk Thanka ’ It was in tl !lhan any minister I ever heanP” , Advertisements WA.NTED—Two High school boys; piirt'hase of all household furhi-< ate RcaHy Co , 252 A.-^/l r all night ^ ■•$res." said the second man. "an*t 1939 STODl'U .KER club sedan '•MIM.N'EYS ar.c ftrepiace* clean­ , to work a* tram haling paper. M a r h tn e r v a n d In tilu .521 atreet. 2-25ie rvenWige Chickens to lobsters and vice. "The reason I a.»k L* th a t YOU CAN BREAK A HUNDRED OM!" Heater, mechanically very good LAWN MflWERS aharpe.ncd. re­ tore. You can save this tax b y ______The Vicar .So you like couritry , -. 4- T the can stay under longer." ed and repaired 24 year* e*|)> i- ' Goorl Wages. Full, summer em -' or Windsor Lock* 1238-3. Steak* to everybody. I always wondered If It wouldn't StncL CTeah all around. Call Rockville paired. Range hgrncre rUaiu'd. buying your fu m ltu r* require^- r>oVVER TOOLS Work i* e a s i e r ______life. Are your hen# g(x>d layers? on the Job knee pants, -Y v«,- eetxH'd the third, “and For Rent For Siile leme Insured .Manchester Lltim- p ig m e n t.' A pply 182 Bia.*ell be wrong for a man to marry his on the beach. That's the- long n S6.3-0 after 4-30 p m Inatalled. Washing machine*, ment* Ihi* month. more accurate wnen' j IMMEDIATE orcifpanev. MoJcri Mabel x-fresh from town) Top­ i i-ome up drier!” varuuma repaired. *aws tiled nev eapert Phone 2 U.542 street, or phone .5870. Selective -Have you ever laugh- Intellectual In^rior.' ' and Short of it for women. To Buy To Sell with Ward* power craft tool* 3-room dwelling, with or wllhou' T t 1* always wrong for people ping' They haven't laid a bad m i ; Pickup and delivery. rictidlv I ■FURNISHI.NC HO.ME.S- sd *o hard ymi thought you'd die? CHI.M.NEY.S rebuilt, repaired and i HIGH School hoy, part time. Ap- .Now in »lock 12" MU arbor saw furnishing*, steam heat, garagr Service No. btit 1 thought I to marry intellectual inferiors." ♦.CS y 't. Must Work Together irea * Ktxit Shop, 7IH N orth Main. Tol- $284. Wood turnint lathe* > I t's xtill a goexl Idea to ,*ave Auto Acicfaaoytea T clcancd. Also all type* of rooting ply Wedneaday afternoon at •Sa OUR BUSINE.Sa" In cellar, large front porch. oaV might die after I laughed at the the big blonde answered. - “And When all sections of the com CLASSIFIED AII\T. 4777. $49 93 Montgomerv Waid ilo.. I in yodr case it would not only be WIfey There's an old clothea Waate paper but not Jilst for pic- and r ("‘'ring All work guaran­ Ailhiir'K Drug Stbre. 845 Main fioork. Owner le.iving state general. -ntc grounJa. nninity re.allz.e th a t we cannot live i DEFT. HOURS: REBUILT Moto^a. Give your old KAUIO - Electrical - Appiianc* teed. I.,anose Bros Co. Tol. 2- street. 828 Mam street Phone 3181 , Rockville 531. wrung but quite tmpossihie." man -at the door off each other, but fhafpro.ap.-rtty car new life. tJet a rebuilt motor F or over 36 year* we have b e e n ______Hubby Teir him I've got all/1 «:S0 A. M. to 4:45 P. M. .Service, repatra picked up ann 076S John — Don't you think I'm Is based on eo-operatlvr e<'onomy from VVar<^ 55 new pvrta re­ NATIO.NALLV estahllshed 50- furnishing home* In ’Connecticut' h OBBY SHOP Atlas drill pres*, need. Home i# where Iota of juvrnilea , delivered' promptly 20 year* with good Riisraiiteed furniture, floor typp; g-lnch circular saw: rather good looking’ Sbe W ould: don't atay at night because they in which all exiqtrikHle In accord­ built to Ward# high standard*. year rirganizatton with Hartford I.ote fur Si«le Jane In • way. ance with their ability and re- experience >otfr .Maloney Phone Persons living In your vlclnlly bell sandcr. wood lathe, numep- Slippery ice very thin: are not made to feel at home there. For F ord# A. AA, V-8. ttnsyrolst Moving— I rucking— branch office, ,1a en larg in g H a rt­ Mother^! to Bobby who ha# been #ourc«». then there la no reason 3-1046 I Walnut tlieet wlll tell you that Albert's Is ■ on* hand tools, air conipre.»Sor FOR SAl.E--4>; acres of land or John—.\A'hat kind of a w ay? Pretty girl, tumbled in; Loot and Found 1 and Plymouth Ubsral allowance 20 ford County sale# force. Good Jane- Away off. fibbing) Do you know what hajv why gooil times shouUI not con­ Storage . .... I good place to buy your furnilure. and spray gun. (,'all 6513. Vernon street, auitable for build­ Saw a fella on the bank; pens to little boy* who teli lif-s? Getting along With your whole for old motor Monlgomer> Ward opportunity for man with proven Gave a shriek then she sank; tinue. Gm#p'-«.nd gre^ can lead LOST—ON the 8.30 bti* to Hart-| PUBLIC RTENOORArHER Tele, ing lots, electricity anc watci P. nd 1', acres of land. 2 Why don't you do that?" used in the weakest arguments. A doctor removed a collar button If you are handing out ony of the' f o r IMMEDIATE delivery on .MOVING, hoi.tehoifl goods' and from a mnn’a lung. We've known A man in Louisinaa claims he milk of human kindness don't take sand, loam and gravel call Man'^^J m. Help Wanic'rl— .MalC'cr ______I 2:ar gaiK ge, $.5,500. As.socjst# "Why don't I?" replied John. All T>Toa - All MnH* pianoa mo"Ved anywhere in the OUR 3 ano 4 ROOMS OF •Go«wl heaven*' 1 don't even know My idea of a ,fro«en asset Is a them to pre#s hard, but never to is 113 and we'll b et he doesn't off the skim before making the aheater 3324 A means driveways. I ______Fifinale 37 ® Mukiotl ln>trumrnlfl s;i R ealty Co., .52 A sylum stre e t .state. Also general IniCkirg snd "DELUXE" FURNITI'RE 2-2516 evening's. 5-1.354 or W ind­ her vet " balky mtfle'on a jmow houjjd road. puA right through the neck. look a dnv over 105! g if t (All tor fre* esumstes 1 (J a ra R e # — Service SloraRf 10 PHONE rubbish remnv«-d Pisno* our AVAILABLE poaltlona for all : JU.NP.* Plano Sale Splhets-gpands sor Lock* 1258-3. SAVE MONEY in a business-like speciBily. Fr^stnger and Madl- types of office and terhr.tcal per- -Ranging In price, as follow’t: ]MK K E\ FINN Trouble Shooter! .LANK EEONAUU THREE-CAR garage with over­ MANCHESTER 2-1226 •Midget uprights. Wm. Knab« A »v*y SUrt a Savings Plan snd gan. Phon# 8847 eonnel Highest salaries and ' $1,000, $1,298. $1,379. $1,485 and Co. - Wurlltzei • Matnushek C0Y*TA0E8 at O j‘*taI Lake. prlc. 17 put your money to work Gen­ head loft Suitable for plumber, moat desirable openings In the j up to $2,000. ed $1,100 to $7,000. some water WELL, I'M GOING THEN IT ISN NO.' SOME DOPE IS CARS CAN ONLY LOCAL MOVING and trucking spincte Priced from $485. All erous return* All account* in­ woodworking shop, elertrielan, SCIENTIFIC Hartford area Apply Burnham ; front. Alto building loU. Tel TO FIND OUT.' O AN ACCIDENT■?)CHANGING A TIRE UP CREEP AROUND MM etc. See Stillman Keith. 197 Inquire M Foley street. Phon# giia.anteed. all excellent value*. sured up to 85.1HIO See u* toon Employment Agency. 29 Pearl ! The "Deluxe Outflts ’ Include Trade-ins acc* pled. Steinway -| Rockville 118'*-2. 7 to 10 a. pi I'VE GOTTA BE THERE-AND DIDN'T -ON ACCOUNT OF North Main street. 6718. M*ncbe»t"r Building and Loan REFRIGERATION street. Hartford. Phont 4-3002 Electric Refrigerators. Combina­ t^hlckcring grands, perfect con-1 Tom Minor. M FAREWELL FOMT PULL OFF THE ROAD TRAFFIC COMING Aaaoci'ation. ______OARAGE at 127 Summer street, ASHES, Cans, nihhish removed. tion Stove*. R*dios, Rug*. All are dition, reduced Also midget up­ BY TWO OlCLOac TOtXJrr.' ^ ' SERVICE Nationally Kriown Advertised c o v e n t B y l a k e 3 -room cot­ THIS IS Pink Derby at the East $3 per month. Inquire 8.5 Pleas­ Cellar*, attics yard* clesned right $245. Convenient terma. tage. completely furnished Situullon* Wanted* Products. Open evenings by appointment. A Side Soda Shop. Post time 8 a. a n t s tr e e t SHEET Mpri AL vyOKK .Chlthr.ey cleaning and repairs Frmai* 38 Large *crcened porch. Located m. shari Made with fresh straw­ Light tnicklng, odd Jobbing. C. Goss Piano Company. 37 Allyn "on a large lot now ready for oc­ FREE STORAGE—FREE DE- | street. Hartford Tel. 5-6696. berries On'/ 15 cents. Hot Air Fumac* Repaliing W. Carson. Phone 50U8. CAPABI.4C woman wants house­ cupancy. Selling pries. $2,400. Mol orf vclea— Hieyclea 11 LIVERY EASY TER.MS Baldwin piano distributor#. New Hot All and Air Conditioning JA.ME^ .MACRI. General truck­ work by th e hour In the N orth Term* arranged. Theodore J. La- end. Write Box J, Herald Gace. Real Estate and Insurance. F e rs u n n ia 1946 HARLEY Davidson motor­ Fumac** Installed ing. Range and fuel oila, ashes "Our Oxirlesy Autos' are bark! cycle 74 O.H.V., fully equipped snti Cybbish removed. Sand again. We are the nrlginatnra nf j Wunled—To Buy &h TVl 6471 or 2 9742. kiavsa Tmiigb and Conductor RESPONSIBLE l7-year-old girl ------Inquire Browi-Beaiipre, .10 Bis- gravel, nil and loam. Phone 4523. eWANTED—A ride from Parker lepairine - would like work taking care of «hl* service, JuM phone snd we, HEMLOCK Point on Coventry srll stre e t. 8 to 3. MA.NCHPISI-EK’B dealer In rags street to viclnit> of Underwood's children. Call 5275. ! Wll call for you and lake you j Lake. Large lots. $198 and up. NORMAN BENTZ THE AUS'iTn a C ham ber* l'-o„ ______------i back home. No obligation what- paper and *crap meiaU call# a) 7 o'clock shift..Phone 2-0623. your door and pay* you higheat Owners on properly evening#, 277 t4|>ruee S treet local or long distance moving CAPABLE woman would like j sfievor. ' BOYS Bicycle good eondition. .Moving. paciRng snd storage n n er* O sinn*ky, 182 Bisaal' Saturday and Sunday. Hemlock Tel 8966 light housework by the hour. 75c j Point Realty Co.. South Coven­ Automohilea for Sale 4 Size 26 ”. Phone 3682 after 5:30. Phone Manchester 5187 or Hart­ snd car fare Writ* Box H. | A-L-H-E-R-T-S stre e t Phone 887B. ' MrN***4it 8r*8 I Konni' Without Board 59 IM l MERCURY SEDAN oi3tx.tv VOU'LL W tet At 4G, ©OOrrS'.l 12 guaranteed. Metro Service Co, PaInDnif—I'aprTing 2) Suhurhmi for Snle 7.5 V O V 3 t f*or$ -nvv v m t vxofot N oa Motorcycles \_ , Dotfs— Birds— IVI b II UPRIGHT Plano with bench Ex-( v o o w o u t? oat'xh'xtw C\<^U^^kO OtlT OSULtOlCVARO TO O O Vs»TW FASI I etG, n A ROUOH Tel. Manchester 2 0883. I.NTERIOR and exterior painting, P't'RNI.SHED room tor gentlemarr. BOLTON—Modern flve-room tin* \H\C«T\Ob» l i9 TALKING ♦ O I T T r ------, 4 R o o t BUT I REWARD of $.5 or more to the cellent tone, $50. fireplace .set. ; vqoM • papcrhanging. ceilings hehnish- PURP: b r e d Collie pups. 8 weeks On bus line.' Phone 7.595. gle, located on Route 44. Screens, MOCAVt 4N0I0C. NVV GUMWAH TO OUDV-tW 1941 FORD TUDOR peraor leading us to the pur­ old, 135. Tel Rorkvllle 972-12 complete. $20; dining-room set. i BOO-Ui? TUt eO tA t KNOMtY ed .Men insuied and pr408. H artlo rd FROZEN Food cahtn-ts ^or im-” P‘P»' ""‘I nttinga, S20_ to Middle Auburn Road. Commercial and Neon Kxi eilcnl will k inniiship and ina s. recii porch ..nd awnings, July WA.NTED for cash, 5-6 room 6-1166. me0 Call e I For Immediate Service _ I tcnils used Wallpaper Kitfiei | single or two-family. Will w i:t‘ 1936 3-4-ton International truck , . .i.,h lit stnall rni nlh v p.tymenl* cu ft. Frozen food /''f appings . ^ .„ „ l ER a T J r ' For Sale .Maiii h cslcr 85r>2. ‘ for occupancy Write Box Closed body, gontl condition. In­ C A L L 2-0431 aiui conUinert Cipilol Grin*ting , 57 nissell street Call — I H erald i KiirldiUK— (')m i riu l ing I I I itnyuionit H iske I'ci 'i-9'2:(i | Co, .1( .Mum street Phone 7968 i f/ quire 233 Hackmatack atreet. j after 5.30 p. ii 6.H Rear 88.3 Main Street I.NI'klUloH and exterior painting , '5anted lo Rent t.lS'l YllUK prufietiy Krsidei.I ' • II' II*" • II • 1940 DODGE de:uxe sedan. An cx- ® J SULI.IVA.N, iiiiinoii I'liutriii’liir i .NEW A.ND .isei Ftoyal Portable ENTIRE furniture from 4-room and Diunnes* Have many clientr IF Mancliesler papci haiigirig. floor sanding ! 2 OR 2'; ROOM apartment for ilH .^4.0-4 cellent buy. Good motors, paint * brickwork. plnitenug. i-indci i type'.vritcrs Inincdiate delivery apartment Owner moving out of George L Graziadio Kea''oi iu:i cow ie«7>Tai*wvici.H«* T.M.»ia» trsT.fw. niul riflruHl.in^’ caljung. roonrig t'.\o adult.*. Assist.int buyer in and tires. AI»o 1941 Chevrolet M.1 UAKKb of siwing niaurunct hl*H’k. coniTcte. work, stone. I'l l ' Liberal lerma snd trade-in.*. Re­ town. Inquire .Apt 3U', Garilcn Henry street Pnom 52*8 i 2-U418 I piewar pi n i s 12\1.'' rimm ptfier pairs on all m akes M arlow's, 867 Hartford department store Vet­ “As toon at Caorga can taka an hour on tha practica rail special sport -eilan. A very e.lenn sx^wrtiv repaired Siiigri Sewing { .d J12 Now rniokirg oiii.-nde ! Drive Tel. 8218 car. Will sell right. Kelley's Serv. ■Main street. eran. lefererues Write B*ix W, BUYER waiting for your proper­ f AN THia BE THE OLt3t ROUBK, Mscltlne Co., 632 Main street ; .spring and Mimmci cortiacls without Kattins tick, wa can atart on our boat trip!” TOUaK alley OOP T REST Ice Center. 16 B rslnard Place. .NAII.SIFF Con.^lr K 1 um (’oinpiny ' HOUSEHOLD fiirnil ire Inquire i H erald. ty. What .lave you to ucll T |*vj l ei M«3 j Driveways, sevvornge, si-ptn .■spni Ol blu.sh ('all K K Web- j .NEW C onvertible tops m#«le AaOURED IT Cfi«TAINI.y M f 7253. i Mrs. Eredericks, .A(.artmcnl I Prompt and confidential acc'ldc. SIDt GLANCES BY GALBRAITH 4-lVL/ •A 4«ar Ft «if s’ofirve'# aw. f ■ a A#f ^ tanks. exmcntlng. ginl.ng s lit liPU.^ 1 l.'urlaln,* and luggage, .Also re ­ ’i.’i-F. F o rest street. W'ntv or call A Keale. Realtor. 44 I REFUIGKRATION j I BiistnesF I’ropprtv for Sale 79 US F R IE N D N ic e M a n BY MEItIULI C. BI.08 SER landscaping *» R .Inmo.s, rep rt- pairs oil harnc.*.*e.* 90 Cam- Pine street. Phone 2-1919. FRECKLES AM) ! SKRVIGE ! .senlative. 7'-4.'*. 1,\ ri.NG and papei hanging, hrnlge street, or phone 47 40. BLACK A.ND w hite R* ngal eom- a-xV ------^ intniiir • exti-iuu There is no RE.ST.AUR.ANT. cJfntrally located CQPR 1—T BY NtA WFVtfP. INC T M fftC. U t fAY CfT ' MV AOdtAi- '■OlLAV. lCathckhead - '( An d Then our. ^ S u per.! 1 S o u n d s dabby, bu t w m cre Domcstif, commercial. Hori binatlon stov. gas and oil. up­ P K O P F K I 1 O wners, if you a i# ____*( DO w e CtT THE DHUMS T If You Wuiii lo Biiilil, Altl'K.V'1 KIL ttorH ol all kiri-iM substitute fo’ ipial.ty (' I' I .\nh:K(iH()II.ND g.iibage receiv m Rockville, doing excellent hu.sl- Be a n ; sla p ®VE AEAIN WITH nsRENTS w o n t ' pnimjil (lay alid night service.! right piano, vie trina, 3-piere wal­ iicss, priced reasonable. Tel. cnnsiderfr.g capi'alizing on U*# *'l was going to take a real trip this summer, but the gte OOWM ^E QAB//-— ' BE BOTHERED K i m i I k . *11(ling. 4%(ji1itii)rih anrl «ili-r ('hurbonneau. Tel. i ‘.i575. CIS slielj of I enicul lo last 30 nut veneer bedromii («'t. kitchen ! C A L L 2-1428 I Rockville 1187-2. 7 to 10 a. m. pre.ser.t high pneea. contact ua. AND call , PV U3 0&IM3-, Buy, Sell or 'I'ruilr atlons. A 1X0 nc« viiiisiriirl mn \carb Will no. corrode Samlari table and ch.airs* droplcaf kitch­ We arc paying top cash tor rctl- freight car shortage changed my plans!” ME TOM-TOM.' THE PHONE ! . K T ; FIKLA’S RKFIHGFKATION ' Hleff eri Ph.ine 2-n'.’5,'I I’AK.'MNG and paperhanging odo-lcss in suniinet. will not Tom Minor. u all paper Ri'a.-Mnanie r.«te» hot en t.abic, .a da.\ lied heed baby Jeniia' Ol commercial property. I’R IS C II-L A '.S 1*01* BY AL VKKMKKR V' Real Estute, lusiir* 38 Birch Street freeze in wintTr Im im diate de- ca rn a g e , tw o scooters, largi^ s i z e ------7* H A.MJ 11 i'oriAl riK turn Uompiin) i-.slimatc.H I all Andrew Thick F'oi action 'oday phon* 7728 or lucrus. Phone '2 94.54 metal wagon. Piunv 2-1876. harms and Ijtnd ttir Sale 7 t 5329. or write Brae-Hum Realty id/hen / tvas your . onVnTt rtork ii-IniriirTK aAM i . h l•)•il. w hat "N anre Oivcrape 4>r Ar- I MANCHKSIKK Co.. K eaitora. 118 E ast C enter - indri ii. »K ki* septic lAiikv i.in*1 H ill rrAl.F, Men s rebuilt snd (age, Car/y/e, I ef/dn't w ' SHKK'I MKIAl. WORKS j I .N I'Fltli d( «n*( ••\tenni painting y h Hl'Y and srll good ii.-n.'d ( f a r m s . Dairy, chirken and gar­ atreet Manchester r a n j '4 ' h !M4»rlcHj»e. -1- aping grsd ing lirivt \A U Vs V rrlasl**! shoe., BelKi than new fritter away my I Alh Ct>NI»ri'1UNIN(i I aperbatiging Prompt service fuiniture, comni-.a'ion. range* dening From 3 Ui 202 acre#. ! ______HOT MB FltRNACFB l!»-i|,jrrl Tel . 1 6 0 1 . I'beap shoes .'^ee them Sam' gs* ranges and healer* done* Priced $3,.A00 to $10,000. Tel. 1 IF YOU HAVE a 5*)iia*. lot, o r ^vacation' / e a rn e d : Fair price. I-ree eslimates D E Yulven. 701 Main ilzeet ■ 0 SEE I InstAlleo and Retxilri-d ^ Trechetle Phore 7630 _____ Furniture 9inr*. 36 (’ak Phone Rockville 1187-2. 7 to 10 a. m. ' biiaineai to sell ii#t It w ith a money doing Esvestmiigh* snd Condnrtor* PAIR OF Gill's Richardson shoe 1 7-'041 1'om Minor Realtor for aatisfacUon. Subur­ Y c - ? add ,nhr All T vr^s n* Sheet Metal W ork' Fhtnsts— Nurscrlex I'» skates. Good condition ban R ealty C o . 571 O n te r stre e t. . 22 Year# khiperienc* Tiiilnrine— Dvnnfl;— .size 5'.. imspiTAL Bed* or wheel chair* I Phon* 8215. JARVIS ROUgi'l'TTS, fresh lul flowers Call 'J-IU.A. able Phone Keith s Furniture 72 I j I KI.KfHOiy*.' 5 4 1 .3 delphinium. I"ug spikes, $l ('leaninji . 21 Housbs for Sale | \ or sale Kalej* reasi.n- HAVl.NG REA Estate problem#’ 5 Dover Road dozen: gallurdius • biiT^iiuly hy­ I LEXIBLE shaft with stand and. for rent *(JA.s AND Electric welding, all 4159 FOUR ROOM collsgp ilng rabin) City and farm property bought r v -J/,»;r f.ra triiv __ ' t-zv II P. mol.ir. 8" table saw and Tel. 4112 or 7275 fhetals. lead burning Eighteen brids. .’>()r dozen, diinhlc enrenp-® at Coventry I.#ke. Priced to *cll. and aoid by calling K. t. M cCann, years experience George L sis, sunhur.sl, .An,- .lozi-n; i^p I ,\ LTT.KATIONS done on w om ens niolor. Black & Decker 10" skill GRAY and white Bar.stow com­ R E D R Y D E R FiLMial Is Worried BY FRED HARMAN ilies.M'S. 71 C lo slm it ■stri’Cl. For further irformatlon call 2- Realtor. Phone Manchetter 7700. G reen 473 Gardner stre e t Cali ■Sweet Wllliau'.i :'>Uc dozen; coiu- .saw with ten blades, at 14 Mon­ bination stove, coal and gas Rea­ 0927. /T a k e it EAsv.mtiNDEfi' RYrER'5 H0S5C0CHTA ^ STOP BAWLIN’-' 3047 panulHpcachliclls, .'lOc dozen: ro street. sonable. Inquire '200 (Center WAN't TO SELL’ I hav« many V TMERt'5 TWO LAf /* / 3HOM SK5M5 OP BEIN' % WE'LL 6£E 'tnA Y T U S clove pinks, 50. .kiz.eu l.eautilul |•TivaH* InstriB lions ‘2s street. Phone 6991 • FOR .SALE 3-room cottage, 21 buyers wailing List your prop­ >— yTQ THi5 RAC DOPED BV MOWN' HAW ' I CAt^'T 6EE PIM16W AM'.THAT15 NtWHI LAWN Mowers, land at.d power blended uuxluics. SI boiiipiit ---- acres of land. 2 tillable, North iVlOhJDER. ir vhere's ^ Th’ HC59E9 Boats iiiid .-Yerexsortrs 46 erty with M Madeline Smith, sold, aharpencil. repaired, pait.s .Aimiuils . ziiii las, m angolds ItKADl.NC. l.iuglit - private les­ LATE Model Magic Oicf go* Coventry, wcil and electricity, Realtor. Telephone 4679. BEEMAELIP/ WANTED! PiCk-up ami delivery. Capitol candytuft dwarl dahlias, snaps, sons F.locullon -achool subjects stove. Excellent condition. $100. . $2.20(1 Telephone USHimantlc G rinding C o, 38 Main street .stoik. (S'tunla.s, i‘li- Vegelahle Free demonstration lesson by 19.",8 DODr'E rebuilt motor Price Frigidalro .efngoiator, $75 ; 10UW3. Shove! walks? <2ee, th a t s Phone 7958. pliinls - calibagt, lomatoe.s, pep- j ie<|'ic#l White Studio iJotfnwiU *F160 Phone 2-1045.^ Phone 2-1978. e m e r g e n c y : thbody wants their walks ^ a toogh break pers, hroia-oli 'ceU-r.', eggplant. { Bloik>. 709 Mam Phone 2-1-012 . .MA.NCHE.'^TEK - Modern 6-room WE HAVE flnest assoilnicnts of ^ho\/el€d this time Carpenters etc I’eminials lour ik k -s haidyj FI.A.MBEAU OUTBOARD .Motors. I .MAPLE Brcakfa.st set, dropleaf single and garage, screens, storm Will Ileal and Be-necorale kfell, / had good [ kit* hen linuJcuins Also tiic and plants dclphiiumn. Ii'qxinc. c.-l- . 12 and 14 foot outboard Jiuat.*. 1 tnhir anil Iw* etiairs, new cog.s-J windows, combination door*, Apt. nr House for Rent. Vet­ - o f ye a r! w Hll. covenngH. Manchester Flr '29 intentions, iSHi umbin*' foxgloves, compaiuoa. ■ .Ylusinii— Dram.'it ir OullKiard repairs, rentals, R. E. chair, tapestry covering. In -1 awnincs. .stean. heat with eil. Ex. eran Established In Business In \ lYiveri.g Co. .Yb t'ottage *lroet anywayf muiiih Shrubs and fruit trees Mxjftto.sh. 28 Harvard Rd., 6063. ' quire -mo We#t Center street. yellent eondition. Sale price $tl.- 5)anehe*ter. Apply to Call 3688. PIANO TU.Nl.N'a, repair*, rccon- Woodland Gardens. 168 Wo,*!- | .500 .Mire ("lampet. Manrhester M.A.N'CHESTER 6265 diUoning etc .loan Cockerham. .“SQUARE ended r.snoe and 5 H. P ' ff.piRCE Walnut bedroom 'set, 4993 or 2-0880 Foreman, RA1)IU neoi Oxiiig' Have it re- land sti'crl Tc; 8(T| , 28 Bigelow street. Plione 4219 • lutboard motor Motor run only 1 g.piece walnut dijung-room \ pn reo ny expert*. Pick-up serv ToM.VTt) pliuil.-' peppi-rs, egg to hours Price $175. Phone 7707. set, $25; combination hungaUiW © \ ICC g'larsiHFcC work Sets checH I I pla'ils, I abb.igi', i clcry. a.slei s. I.—:------— i range. $15; oil burning hot water Greenhaven Job to t the . ome Cat radios s Businem Opporl unit it's 3'J zinnias: salua snapdragon pc heater and 30-gallon tank, $12; «-JV iK .IC I Tnc 4 M .to U S f.T flf> Middle Turnpike, Ka,st • pe-.iaJly . .Mar.chestri Kadir (Jardon— Farm — Dfliry luma, marigold, at Odermaiin's. RF.M.NANT St.ro One of the Western saddle. Junior site, $10; Mil D.YFI. O’MALLEY AND UAi.l'H LANB Se''vu;e *; Birce street Phone I’roflufts 501 solid mahogany china cabinet. VI( FI LM A YVinner— So Fur 2-0X40 .504 Parki-r -treel best In the city Owner very ill. COM. 1M7 If NU U*y>CI. MC. T. IS 0*0. V. a I <-2V .Must sell within few day#, i’ncc -cntAWBERRlES. pick your own. | $4.5; andiron* and screen*, $12.50; ! fl^URE VOU'BE J^hen I looked info the poolrooffl, they had di',appre. Cirruljiling l-O U T O U R WA>r__^ BY J It WILLIAMS OCR HOARDING HOCSE with 5IAJDR H(N)I*LE GAME BACK THIRE.' i - lot.' Excellent liiratinn. Teriiis yoijr lot cleared of weeds, hi iisM ly, .New ceilitig* and carpen.ry llmantir, or rail Wlllimanflc W ednesday. WHl, 1 CAN WAIT. / A rranged. Highest quality materials Work­ 1498 alter 6 p m. S TRAWBERRIES 25e a quart., / OOOH/ '^CMtEF PlE-EYE NOT , . E&AD,CWlEF PlE'EVE.'COlAE ! hay or stumps as a fir precau­ d u o -t h e r m oil air conditioning air lira! M'ith .Ttmkrn oiJ hiirnrr. Thifl tion, Call Alme iJitulippo. manship guaranteed A .5 Dton, Rniig your own container. Phone | H Y t WERE MAMY MOOWS.' ► An d FiTCw VouR voiswawv. -^J 51AN( IIESTKR—6-Kn«in Sin­ Inc. Phone 4860 .5611, Robotto's Farm. Birch Ml unit, com plete, ic*» in itallalio n . MOVE FAR AWAV T(D l&hJiSWT AT HOOPLE ,M A N O R / gle with HUnporeh. Fireplace, |ila(‘4‘ is varant anil ran lie orriipicfl an noon ELEITTRIC Vetor* repairing and Help W :(nu*d—Female 35 Road. Holton. , $274 95 Devine Com pany, W ater, LAMD OF S0I466T — COMCi WE CAN t a l k OVER OLD hot water In-al, gurage, comer R001''I.''G — .SjH'ci.ilizuig in re­ bury 3-3866 lot, excellent liM-atlon. Term a rewinding Al work guarantee*}. CA.SHIKR Wanted. Good chance at* |>nrrlia»«i*fl. Lijratrd on Devon Drivi*. BACK- NOvJ Tto 6 E 6 OLD tlME5-**''L'M AM WOhlORARV Ace ElectrTc Motor llepalra, 221 pairing rooJi.,.£>f all kliulb also .STRAWBERRIES Pick' your WU8iTlN& S420UMD/--*- CHlEFTAlhJ OF -TWE -w AH, A rranged. new roots No Job loo hmall or for advancement to right party ! own, 2.5c a quart. MrCleUand's, Friri’fl for iininrdiatr sale. N orth .Main street, opposite De­ F. W. W oolw orth Co aiO FRiEhiDG LEFT, CWiEF E R - 6 - A50HiCAMSi ,'-*—Ve s , MA-NCHESTER— 4-Room SUi- pot entrance oh .North School large Good work, lair price Free I "81 Lake street PLETiTV SAD/ you AtUSTCOME AND Dible gir, all modern eonvenlrnees, street. Phone 3642. calimalr.s.'- Call How liy. Man­ SEE AT "Twe- WAMiOR t. chester 5361 INSURE — 0 large lot. Sale P rief $6„500. EXPERIKNCEO waltre.ws Ap­ 51 1 OLD FUX3KS SANDED ply the Verncin Inn, Talcottville. ' Household (loodt With STUART J. WASLEY, REALTOR MANrilEMTt:a—A-Room Sin­ Laying am: flnuhing McKINNEY BROTHERS -t 'j k gle, all modem eonvenlence*. Hvniini;—Fliimhinj; 17 l-LOOR problem* solved with Tri.l M.MN STItKKT TEI.H« 4« • 7146 .1 .COeu tM/ iV MA J E lenaen. inole'iin itaolanu til* countei Reatl Estate and Insiirane# oil burner, large lot. lairaied In Tel. WuilR.antic 992a. eveninga. BENCH .Assembly and drill pTrs.s 505 MAIN S t TF.I. •MMIt WASH lU lH IS W hn Did Write 'ICkl? BY LESLIE lUKNKR Oreeti *rctlon. Rale Priee $6 ,000. Pl-L’MBI.NG and 'bcffting service work, 60 Milliard street. \ f rNperl workmanship, fre* *$ti- r LAWN mower* aharpened Th# and repairs. Do you hav« plenty maie# Open uwsliinga Jone# jS/' VMAT kAfPBMfO H t* $01P OH A PgaUCITY . ..UOHf OF OUR WRITERS POifT ABK. ME.IIAAC. HOt'TH COVENTRY—Farm of Fur.uliiru Oak atreet. Pnom WITH KglHOlt m •TUHT llA BUILPaiS ACOU440 NOT EVES THE BldOESr \ AS 10*44 AS KRMOie Universal Way" »tay sharp long­ ot hoi water economically'’ l-it W.A.Vl'ED Woman to do light SiNSDiJ PLUO MBS IN THE POfSlTT KNCWi Hf'B appraximalcly acre* of land er, cut keanei operate easier me' solve your hot water prob luiu.seWDik tw o days a week 2 1041 cHAausTou.trcf TMf OCiaMAl KtlNSlE fiABV, . THE OIP auZZARP MAC.IOAND SIMPlV MUT5 d eAVVE -EVE4Z riEASED Htw! J MPfM08WT ON U» — 15 cleared, 8 pasture. E Work guaranteed Tel 2-9853 85 lenia Edward Johnson. ,6979. Referencea recpilled Apidy 182 room bouse, S-car garage, rhlck- BE.NSON'S. 713 Main street offer k CALLtD ANP PlCNTT ABOUT THOSa NEW 0«aiN& WHO WROTE TMBSEf y FOe IA04te! AND TME Fairfield atreet. Bissell street. ^5" P.8KE m USUAL C0«IA$ac»i$ 18KCN4EP AM*. KSTWMTOKMFA eu coops. Located on hard paved PLUGGED .Main aew^ra, used Easy washer in nice shape, WANTED I WILL PAY SeettfT IBTD.TIU. TsUAT V take road. Hale Price $11,000. E X TR A H E A V Y CAS'I IKO.N lavatory and bath drain.* WAITRESS, Full or part lln.e. $35 New (.Yosley l-Yoatmaater J HtsAceouiir NO ONEl freezing calilnet,'$149.50. Fam -! BOYSTOHEI.I* IN THE I P t o AND STEEL FUKNAUES cieiill^ machine cleaned .Apply in person lo Silk City WM8FR0IAU9 ADDITIONAL MHTINGS .Nygreri, plumbing, steam Diner. 641 Main street. ous made table radio# at reduced M.\II.INC; DEI’T. OF II AT OUR OFFICE FOR LMMEDIAIE and pump mqct.anic. 1.', South price#. INSTALLATION atreet. Phone 6497, THE HERALD $100 PER MONTH Help NVonled—Mult* 36 COMBINATIO.N 4 and 4 gas and ^ 00. p ALLEN REALTY CO. FOR PHOMI’T, efficient plumb­ oil range, excellent condition. No Experience REALTORR VAN CAMP BROS For it 6-RMm F V. o. HOX 69.>s .MANCHKSTKH k-2-4 , M o r H c ^ Arranged Professii nal kltchen flrsipns For r.'ew •irtks, tub?' not jy/t-r hoU- exp*'i'irnce P erm anent po.xill*in h*>pc f'h''st 22 Tyler (.hrrle. Or- THE HAY BALER& 6KILLET ORTAO t-24 quirk service call 2-0961, fis i'dwar*! Tjinner. fe|. .5747. W rite Box ML. H eial4 Joi'd Villige. ^ J I I