FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1952 i r ^ y -’iw t e 'aiQHTEEN ifflanrl|pkpr lEnftitas IStralb Average Daily Net Press Ran For the Week Ending 'Ths Wrnthor Mr. and Mra. Thomaa Berran May 17. 1B5X Foreonet of V. 8. Weather m of Bangor, Maine, former Pearl mtXowiii.™ - are -” -vlaltlnr *- friend* in town. At vreaent they 16,555 Tonight cloudy wltli ahewere,. - lcz- York. It was the fliat time Tii a have prevented the. extensive dam- oath to a congressional comnilt- aeoNftk new three dlinenrieNol and welfare; Mra. Barbara RiuMell and Jellied gasoline on the huge Truman Forces Launch The South Koreaki.witnessei told telephone. This served to delay .* it and Mra. Betty McBride, repreaen- supply concentration near Kiyang, Jorden a U. R. Array captain and quarter century there has been an tec that he had heen a member of meeting planned for thl* aftemoAn *e*r*nn* . tatlvea; Mra. Emma Aceto, con­ southwest of Pyongyang. Pilots} six Rqiith Koreaii guards were iinrontested election. (Contlnued on Page Five) the Communist party. by the Big Three minlaters oW i t Ten e*re*e«> tefer* tract chairman; and Mr*. Annette flying the last of nearly 800 sorties ■ wounded in the April 10 uprising. Chaneellor Konrad Adenauer. Harney, puhilc'lty'l The annual ban­ said little more than walla were: Bid to Restore Aid Cuts The American la Capt. Jack J. Mc- Officials said the-mlnlitera tii)l Ff never chip, creek *r quet will be held at-the-Hitching- standing. . ■ | G.Uire, Ihometowa . unavailablal called- in. their experts for eea- W Intlcntly tieen Post In Newington on June 3. •A Red hand grenade arsenal, a I wounded in the arm. and thigh. He a)iltation immediately after lunift, . power station, warehouses, machine ' Washington. May 24.—(YPi—Ad-i>n6mlnation, said the Hoime had was given a blood tcansfusinn on Indicating detailed study of the Sf-Never reejeke* repclntine shops and surface works of a- coal ministration leaders opened an at- "taken upon Itself to undermine Koje then transferred tor4apan. Lodge-HrennanSH problem had become 'neceaaary. ' * mine, as well as rows of ware­ tack today to restore some of $1.- tht idea of mutual security." The informants said moat of the Bonn Gets Key Rol« 39c sq. Ft. Phone houses were blasted out of exist-1 737,400,000 the Hous# cut out Of' H* Implied that the vote would fighting took place within sight The contract' itself Is IntenfM 3-4537 ence, the Air Force reported. President Truman's fprrtgh^:.gl(t^ h*aitt«*p.B«ci»Ury of State Ache- of th* camp commandar, than to -ally 48 mtillen • Germans -w® "Tour Stoic of Friendly’ Service" 3-4538 program for next year.T he avl- son in, his effort* to negotiate a Brig. Gen. Francla T. Dqdd. Dodd at the west, despite Soviet oppMi- Washer SM Kail Cuts dent hope was that the Senate, final contractual agreement with B-26 light' bombers and Marine waa aeized by POWs May 7 and tinn to the Whole idea. It ^vaa ' would go easier with the penning West Germany. Acheson U now in relaaaed 78 hours lata*. Germany a key spot in fre# Eu> PHONE 4148 planes attacked enemy trucks Fri­ • 1 I Hartford, May 24— (/P)— n r i - A a -i Repairs day night, with Bo, vehicles and * * *.. ,;Bonn, Oermapy. for that purpose. Drive Al -rope’s defenses against poeoiMt flve building* reported,, destroyed. Y rlG iO n ^Yhep^epubliPBir State con*f f A f fk o Communist sggreasisn; The i b p Prompt Economiul c^paigh were - mrriow-"]W™lh^tor-of tlft 'Sfulual Security admin- the gate of Compound 95, the Ko- next weekiveek promises' ^ - T A l t l C O treaty riated for signature in Part* B-29 SupeiforWVey U ?ftvat Ihe House chop^dt^e big aW . bill ijitratlon, said the vo(e will mc«n ..Kwalnan. JalL-hrldga near 'Binutju. ireon .aourcea...atid..-.Aa.....axcitad. i to- Iw Y-o'« Yam ^gp-pingri • 4Jiiea^ie-would3:ptA--«>fl,(»() aeOr . .. : ___ __ G u arap tetd guard fired a shot that wounded.* mans into a united European fPree on the Yalii river for the secbnd j *1i **tcraft squadrons and naval units Q Y 1 I A fight threatens over, the of a million men. "Wringer Rolls Replaced. straight night, dropping 90 tons of Communist prisoner. : post of national committee- bomb* on the spans. vote on passagefL.".?—‘ was 245 to 110. * I '^hlch we cannot afford to lose." The witnesses said McGuire and Today’s conference mark* th# Kenney called a new* confer- two U. S, uoldlers, ail unarmed, y • CJ A which may Well coni- flrat Big Three -foreign mlntstere’ For the week, the Air Force and Taft 5Icn Vlctorloii* ence today to elaborate. Hia re­ meeting on German soil. Th* last Open Daily t a M. to s p. M., artsivear Marines al.*o claimed 396 rail cuts, Two floor cuts, sponsored by went into the dispensary at the I mand more interest than the marks were expected to be beamed time the Allied mifliaters met w inding Wednesday Aftefnonn* Potterton^s five bridges destroyed and . two backers of-Senator Taft IR., Ohio*. gate to bring put the wounded selection of Connecticut’s 22 F o r V o t e s - damaged-,'; ona •'•teepmottve- - dam“) JOtOn,'-...... • .r'S«c»<-iar-far T' economic aid for Europe and the the Senate which will resume de­ Bridgeport, May 24^ j4') ' vention dr the'nomination of Hartford,. May 24—(/P) — approved the general agreement damaged, 22 boxcars destroyed i Far East. The Hoiise also approved Americans out. CAP SLEEVES ...... $2.95 to $4.95 bate Monday on it* own •36.900,- Dodd-arrived almost Immediate­ —Dr. DonaUl F. Gibson has a candidate , for United States j Governor Lodge, confronted defining future German-Allied ry* ,1, ...... 1,000 LIVES. LARGE POCKETS FOR ES­ and 52 damaged, two ammunition sla.shes of $i;010,900.0(jO'4n Euro­ 000,000 foreign aid program. Pro­ latlona which laid the groundwo^ dump* and part of a third blown pean economic and milliard aasiat- ly, the sources said, and ordered won the first skirmish-in his Senator. with fresh demands to sup- posals already have been made for 100 unarmed South Korean sol­ for the peace contract. SENTIALS. MADE OF CRISP BIRDSEYE up, 173 gun positions' knocked out ance made previo\isly by the 'F Atlantic Treaty Organization both meaRures,. the auma are only continue to practice while he ap­ Willlsm H. Brennan In 1952. tract which they must include *!n 8ERANIUMS, BE80NIAS, 8L0XINIAS, ;*iATHING HATS— DIVJNG BELL, WATER­ (NATO) forces. Wants Rrennaa Replaced representation on the Connecti­ authorized for th e . fiscal- year peals to the Superior Court. cut delegation came last night this last minute parley. < L- If you’re looking for aoraething Yeally ataek In a SPORTS RRIEF—JUST THE TRICK FOR Fulton Oursler, Speaker Rayburn made one of starting July 1. The actual appro­ Two week* ago the board of Ibng standing differenrea be­ from former U, S. Senator John-A. TheSe points thcluds the date TRANSPLANTED BEDDING PLANTS Jacket, here It li: Finely fashioned of high quality cot­ TIGHT SEAL. COVERS HA|R COMPLETE­ hia rare speeches in the closing priations will be made later. »5 of 6 Locals medical examiners found Dr. Gib­ tween Gov. John Lodge and Bren­ when the pact beenmea effective, WEAR UNDER PEDAL PUSHERS. SHORTS nan-one leader called it a con­ Danaher and from State Senator ton Poplin, Zelanixed to make it shower repellent. debate to declare that "every time Democratic absenteeism a n d son guilty of 'Sfiprofessional con­ Tage Pearson of 'Wilton, state the name It is to carry and tha WINDOW BOXES AND URNS NLLED AND SLACKS. WHITE $2.95 LY. ALL COLORS . $1.25 we reduce the defenbe program of support by a bloc of southern duct in ."his. treatment of Miss flict of peraonalities.—. burst into status of Belgian anfl French Famed Autli4)r, Vote to Reject the open this week. Lodge, speak­ chalaman of the Taft forces. ______■ ' t . '______K______our Allies, by so much we reduce Democrat* gave the Republicans Ellza^th •'Ayres, 74-year-o1d Dan­ Protest Full Ike Slate artned forces In Germany before Broad shouldered, deep chested arid narrowed hipline our security.” He said Ruaaia now temporary cohtrol of the House bury spinster who left him 370,- ing through State Chairman Clar­ The governor’s comment, how­ the six-nation -European army B . giva .lt a man's look and If that fits - -yOur IH^ of Passes^ a t . 59 ha* taken air superiority from the during critical voting . yesterday 000,. in her...tvOL______ence F. Baldwin, said he wanted ever,. . waa addrcooed W -Norwiclc .torme.4,____ ...... -i*...... United. Stiatci-’. .11 1 and-Wedneaday_These .were the Pact with WU Cialms Rights Violated Bre'nhah replaced 'as halionai com­ R. G. Goodspeed, Bridgeport Taft The western ministers were fh- H O L D E N ’S - what a Jacket should look like, COLORFUL SOLID "This is not an election year in main Issues: mitteeman. r l>ected to cover a wide range i f New ITork, May 24—(YP)— F8I- Slmiiltahebualy with the grant­ tcftrfer who wrote him Wednes­ '81 OAKLAND STREET TELEPHONE 3743 , thf,prlce,w;mi t.°®«.. . ’...... OR NAUTICAL STRIPE Russia.".h* said... . A floor cut of $615.300,OOn in W ashington, May 34~-/YP)l~Fivo ing-of the- writ. Dr, etboon Ated I t is. also his .desire, the gov­ day protesting-against any plans. Eurnpoan prohlama In addition th - ton Oursler, 59, author of "T h e See* Security Weakened economic aid to 11 European na- union locals reported within hours ernor is reported to have said, the peace contract during thel'r ' ACROSS FROM STUDEBAKER GARAGE Greatest Story Ever Told”, a book Mutual Security Admini*trator that Brennan be denied election talk with Adenauer. • g $ C 95 baaed on the Bible, and former tiona passed by a 221 to 137 roll after a strike settlement ws-s (Continued on Page Eight) (Oontiuued on Page Two) and up W. Averell Harriman, a candidate signed between Western Union aa one of Ihe 12 delegates-at-largc The probabill^of further RtUr RUBBERIZED newspaperman and magazine edi-. for thg Democratic praaidenttal - (Oontinued on Page FIvo) and the AFU Commercial Tel»^ to the national convention. Sian moves to cheqkmat* the W 9 t tor. died today. Brennan, said he w a s being German partnership with tra He died in his apartment In the graphers that they want to re* je it the pact. purged. Lodge ssid that he waa Democracies was slated to hqgl Vl'i.'ir'. Hotel Navarro of a heart atta(;k. not trying to be a boas, but neither the list of extra problems. « Interest in Religion One local voted acceptance. News Tidbits would he be boased by "any poli­ Bulletins The Russians are wooing tH| BEACH BAGS . Oursler turned out a prodigious The agreement will be upheld or tician, individual or special Inter­ Germans with proposals to re­ number of boohs and magazine 51 Delegates at Stake rejected according to the majority Culkd from AP Wires from the AP Wires ' WUl h'old suit, towel, etc- est group.” unite their divided country and Men's articles, many of which in recent of votes cast by th* 30.000 West­ The effect of it all wa* to;''^'’"' threstehlng them with ctyth-srior tabbed year* reflected a strong interest ern Union employes affected. ■Kq'rtva-oorapiajntk.^fliiqi^^. If they i jolij, .tha , Vl’eaL...... , in -CThgton.- - • v ■>?*:’■ ' rNeh i'n-'''by Heard durihg the 1951 aessloh of '■ “ 'SEFiK''Klit'N' There ■A’** apeciflStlim He wa* a former vice .president late j’esterday. evening, when buying practices, who. say thetk the General Asaemhiy that Lodge Lccsvlllc, H. f!.. May 24—(/Pl-i. reply to the. latest western, nofit and editorial dirqptor of MacFad- union hcadquartcra here, closeh. erdera , -to...cut: w aste, u e -. being, t(w aloof with other party ' PoUw searched today for’Thi^m- -on-wnifylng Germany may tit dbr to den .Publisailons down, .to Indicate.. national aenti- flouted, urge creatipn of a ' new leaders. - as L. Hamilton, ImpcTl'al wizard llVered before Monday’s signing. ,.axty.rJ(Agazlne,U:(w»..l£3J..tA..AS42» ______»nofr>iao»‘;=v—. m:m r"*Vi' .-eno-jti'ery ofi _____ --- - •A’ Ji’i.r.J '*52;: ■' aeniflr ’.edltw '»t: whirtr. liiF ■ -Tsteth er ' w kjpriwat' .■'...ill Read'er'* Digest. ‘ , ^ namee - a -Obtai':ilhtsl ,bfef •'’ Si51' 'prcsidentigj-' i>TT*itf«mtijfl-' ences'^imence* 'artt' Ortee i*^d'*iy‘1S^b*&"‘'aii■iWdel.y' 'tiihbba ” ai f ^ (ha pisit; were -re- ported from loc-als at Oakland, Diofine quintuplets, now 18. gradu­ sL^dge leaderdiiit may bef in the charging conspiracy to kidnap miatrow. _____ i/irr/ Ourrier had a aumrher. home ah nominkting delegatea, today, wB# ElsehhowatJnaB. he hia been cbm- ate frorti 'Villa Notre Dame High GABARDINE the battle In each pitched along pllmentary to Taft of late. Intl- f-ah Francisco and tbs' Ahgeles, in offing; if not at the.state conven- and ossaulj. The warrants were West Falmouth on Cape Cod. California and Chicago and Port­ School in Callander, Ontario, next tlort-pext week, at soine-jater date, drawn hy North lam lina offl- Reds Rhpt Three Bead* >.! Bom Charles Fulton Oursler in Taft-Eisenhower lines. mates still Insist he favors the Wednesday. J B ^ I ^ %9 CREASE RESISTANT T h e' tussles in Washington, general. land, Ore. perhaps during the 196fl-I'liegisla- neia In eonnectlon with Iw-n al- Frankfurt, Germany, May 24-* Baltimore, Md., Jan. 22. 1893, he Cleveland reported acceptance. Five member panel of conault- tive aeakim. lAh—Russia cloaed three roads bo* RAYON later dropped use of his first name Maryland and Minnesota shaped Minnesota—Three at-large dele- . I e g e d floggings in Columhiis up this way:c gates, to fill oiit Minnesota's 28- Larry Ross, president of Local | ants is set up by State Depart Would. Spark Showdown County, N. C. . tween East and West Germany to­ Aviator Style for writing, purposes. 208 of the e n j In Oakland, saidm ent to advise government on The national committeeman will day and ordered two.more clodad by WASHABLE He beqame a reporter on the Washington — Gen. Dwight vote quoU, will be named at the :, 1 ■: .- Elsenhower's backers appeared in - Minneapolis convention. Gov. C. hia membership voted unanimous- work of the United Nations Dla- be named by the 22 national con­ PRQBE KOJE INCIDENT tomorrow In a menacing drin* Baltimore American in 1910, later control of the convention at Spo- Eimer Anderson, and two other ly against the agreement. j armament Commiaalon. . .Presi- vention delegate. Reports are against the Bonn Republic’s o ^ . CARMOTi ALL SIZES becoming ita music and dramatlo Local 48 secretary Walter 1 dent Truman wants all his de­ current that Brennan supporters Washington, May 24 — OW— ance with the West. kanc, where the' state’s 24 dele- Eisenhower supporters, are expect- The Senate armed service* com­ gatea to the national convention *9 8** ^^e posts, partment and agency heads to BATHING HATS (Continued on Page Five) (Continued on Page Five) testify on pending legislation to (Oonttnoed. on Page Five) mittee still want* to know more (OonUnued on Page Fhre) will be chosen. ' Battle -on Committeeman limit his power to make treaties about Red shenanigaup on Koje With Inside protector to keep yqug hair dry. AU whit^and They claim Jhey will win a.s The big fight at Minneapolis will A QUALITY PAINT THAT LASTS colors. Small, medium, large head siaesv anil executive agreement*. Island, despite dcmntl<7n-..f>f two many as 2Z, The balance of power come over election of a OOP na- Vice Admiral Charles .Joy, chief brigadier generals and official for wood, motol or stucco Busy Week Ahead rests with representatives from Uonal committeeman. Incumbent We§t Ships Tie«I UN negotiator in the Korean truce Mrs. Lewis Tells - reprimanding of a third one-stais... Poisoned Marines^ AndUp Seattle', who constitute, nearly- Roy Dunn, a Taft backer, la op-, negotiations. Is confirmed as su­ officer. one-third of the state convention. posed by George E. EtzeII,-who la perintendent of the Naval Acad­ In Delegate Race The Seattle group is pledged to favored by Anderson. By Union Action About GOP Feud Condition Serioi& ' C ond each emy. . I.ABEL DEATH SUICi-..,i The Rainfereed Houm Paint that dost in tw* vote as one for Eisenhower dele­ In Washington today, Senator President Truman’s Memorial Faihion'* neweat darling.. the tab trimmed blouiet By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS gates. . Edward Thye of Minnesota swung San Francisco, May 24—liP)— Day statement a.sks nation for Hartford, May 24.—(JPi—More New I-ondon, .May 28—(4V— . Loa Angeles, May —^Ta» ceeh whet wet formerly achieved with threel Here la next week's schedule of May Quit Convention his support to Eisenhower. Thye Pacific Coast shipping ground to universal prayer' for permoneat! light has been ahed on the move Investigators reported today young Marines may die frail, VISIT OUR BOYS'SHOP FOR A COMPLEn Sweet and fleeyelati, ityled with SHIFn SHORE primaries and state conventions Backers of Sen. Robert Taft of had been backing former Gov. a halt today as the AFL Sailors peace . . . Nationalist Cmina’a of-ihy Governor Lodge to have Wil- that the death pf 28-year-old bichloride Of mercury capsuUt Teul lev* work, mv* money, and lev* repair to select national convention dele­ Ohio, however are talking of a Harold Stoasen of Minnesota. Union of the Pacific began a series ficial Central News Agency re-1 hah H. Brennan of Stamford ouat- Dorothy tValters, found in her which police say were given tM A- UNE OF fURNISHINGS and SHOES know-how. Light-hearted monotone check* pair wonderfully gates; possible walkout to protest this They will join other Eisenhower of stop-work meetings in protest norU that 100,000 slave la b o re r* his post os Republican blond spattered apartment, wa* by a man "who resented Uieit cast* by using CARMOTE R. H. P., th* meat May 26—Missouri Democratic pledge. They won an initial ■vic­ forces next week in South Dako­ Snder Soviet lupepvisor* are work- j national committeeman. It came a probable suicide. Her husband, security and had an impulse t*' with slack*, jeans and gay aqdare-dance akirt* ta, wijich picks 14 GOP delegates against shipowners turning down SUN.', GLASSES Convention (34 delegates). tory last night when the conven­ their demands for wage increases ing on de: Charles, a gunner’s mate sta­ destroy them." , . thniatienel and tcientificelly taund develepment tion ■ rules committee decided to in a primary Jime 3. Taft already tioned at the Submarine Base, FOOTWEAR FOR ALL THE FAMILY Oiap combed gingham U ever lovely, ever w aihe^. May 26-27— Cdnnefticut Re­ i* campaigning Iher*. and Saturday overtime pay. held china-' mainland coast Held under $100,000 in th* protent-dey paint industry. Metal and shell frames.'AaaorUd atylea. publican convention (22 delegates) recommend that delegations can A acore of ships fropt the Ca­ poaite Formosa. e ^ j publican State Central commit­ found her bofl}- yesterday. charge of adminiaterin May 27—Florida primary to not vote as a unit. A moHon from Taft now leads Eisenhower 393 tee who supports Brennan. Fide a palette of coka*... every one-a beauty. 30 (o 33. to 339 in the Associated Press na­ nadian to the Mexican border, Nation's railroad* are returned She reported lest night on a with Intent to kin Is Ric CHILDREN'S SUN GLASSES ...... 29e elect 34 Democratic delegates. the Eisenhower side .to reverse this scheduled for departure this week­ to their private owner* after 21 SCOFF AT SOVIET NOTE Allster. 22, employed - - Matching cap 11.29 May 27— Texas conventions (53 ruling is expected today. tionwide tabulation, of delegate conversation she had with Colonel strength. The Ohio Senator picked end, were tied up by. the sudden months under government control Raymond Watt, a top aide of Gov­ Tehran, Iron, May 24—(YP)— donor center in Lo* Angelefl* ] ADULT SUN GLASSES . 79e to $£98 Pr. Democrat*. 38 Republicans). Maryland—Gov. Theodore Mc- up 18 delegates last week com­ walkout late yesterday. . . . fhanist Gustav Becker give* ernor Lodge. Iranian government offlciola to­ street skid row. Rchester Plumbini & Supply Co. May 28— low* Democratic Kcldin appeared a cinch to get pared with 14 added for Eisenhow­ The SU^aald It would only sup­ recital in New York, day after Mrs. Lewis waa stated to be one day took the latest Hovlet pm-, TTie victim* are PflB- F. T. BLISH, Jr., Pres, and Treas. CEHOIISESSON oonventinn (24 delegates^ Maryland’s 24 GOP volt's as a er. ply crews fpr i^llpaCarrying mili­ 91st birthday marking 80th an­ of the two delegates to the Repubr test note with a w ho’a-ofroid-of- Loran and Pfc. Loren “If It’s Hardware Wa Have It” May 29—Alabama Republican "favorite son" candidate. But The tabulation Is based on con- tary cargoes'-fbbK4rea. niversary of first concert appear­ llcan national convention from the the-big-bod-wolf attitude. The both 22 end statiOB04'O tj g*-'"' ' " ■ rsi c ...... " .: r 'r . Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales oonventlon to complete delegation thl* would only la.«it through the STREET TEL. 4425 W E GIVE GREEN STAMPi ceaaions, pledges, InatrucUona and Rejleta Dtflnknds ance . . . Brlteln’s high commls- Fourth Congressional district note protested resumption of U. Pendleton. Chillf. ,T»)r ihaJWHALCca of 14. tint ballot at the July 7 national avowed leanings. Nomination re­ About 2,000; SUB; members in slnner for Southeast Asia claims (Fairfield County), butja repor^d S. military old to IMn. "We have Coronh Naval May 20—Tennessee Democratic convention In Chlcaglo. I-quires 604 votes. Wilmington, San Fimnclsco, Seat- Oiincse Communist charges of ready to step aside oo that Bren- hod similar notea In the put condition^ - 4. \ After that, IndlcaUana point to - .YIUM germ warfare have “fallen without any farther -ooiu». .(OM1 ea Pag* Two) iapUt between T of^ and Eisen-I (CoattMMd M Pag* TluM)^ (Oonliwiefl «■ 18aga Twe) flat'l M a propaganda weapon . . . -^(O^ytlniMd OR rage Five)* qneocea," one official ooid. ft (OwHwMdaiU 4 .:V -tv.. f^'- 'pAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY. MAY 24, 1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1952 PAGE a-i menta lncludad a itrong hint from ockville I. Jamea T. Patterson that Siamese Twins in Dayton Boosters Give Ike-Taft Contest CD Appoints Staff llabla •for tha ftepubWeair -- Japan Is Losing Spacsi JBlakerLukas_ Nuptials. nomination for United Statea Sen­ ^FoTSl^elegaTes t>f Block Wardens I husingand Feeding ofPiga ator. ^Funffs Monday CIRCLE State committeemen ' frbmvTHe" Fifth Senatorial district conferred SUN., MON., TUBS. Of W ar, Wedens Say (OonttBoed troas Page One)' Jbliut Lamenzo, head of the I p"opic o f 4 -H Talks Thursday with him last night and issued a Principal Bailey to Re­ Block Warden' dlvlalqn of Civil I atatemrnt aaying that state con­ Among Democrats, Sen. Estes Defense, reported at the regular] Ketauver of Tenneiaee leads the vention delegates from the district ceive $3,000 at Game Couple Returns from Kyoto, the former national capttal meeting of division ebrnmandersl Rockville. May 24—(Special)—.» be awarded certificates at the F o r V o t e s would support him "in great num- until about 18Q years ago, whefi It tally with 116, followed by 'W. UP With. East Hartford Averell Harriman .with 840) and lost night that In Zone 1, Capt. I tounly 4-H Pig: meeting will j bera.".;.v;:______Visit with Doctor Son was changad to Tokyo. Although Henry Madden has appointed Burt I Postpone Bake (Contlnned from Page Oae). No ISrart Answer wri w i*r I • « methe maea mass or of cnerry cherry Dioaaoma blossoms Averesyere Sen. Richard Russell of Georgia , held Thuraday; May 29 at 8 Patterson would give no direct with 66ii. Democratic nomina­ Carlson aa his deputy and that the I TO 3 6 M O N T H S The Rockville Hayloft, Hay- A check for $3,000 vtl.U be pre­ who Is working . f o r paat th© blooming atage it was following have b^n appointed! I. m. at the Farm Bureau office 4n makem of Anterica, has postponed to name a slate of national con­ yes or no answer as to whether he Atom Rnnih Stmlv Unit beautiful there and the tion needs 616 votes. ocrkvtlle. to a later date its clambake vention delegatee unanimously could be considered an addition to sented to Principal Bdaon M. Bat A lo m D o m o D iu u y - u n u |i J^nce w aaa most Interesting spec- Russell pushed up tn the stand­ lieutenonta: District L Bugena County Club Agent Albert B. planned for tomorrow. supporting General Dwight Elsen­ the flve Avowed candidates already ley of the High School Monday . -----'— tacle. One of the largest Bucldhaa ings this week with a 18ii-vote Cowing; DiHrtct 2, Eugene Spless; | iferay Urges ail boys and girja In Rngagement . hower. Governor Lodge and Re- In the field, but directed attention afternoon at ditt.-Nebo before the By Emily Smith -j In the world Is at Mara, which boost from North Carolina. The District 3, Horace Btfisell; and Dis­ trict 4, Raymond Ghrman. oll§nd County w-ho rwenUy re- Mr. and Mrs. William. F,. lUbllcan State Chairman Clarence to the committeemen's ststemSnt. start of the High School-East jCoruUUQiw-.,to... Ja p w i... are,, state's 32-vqte delegation was 10 DAY DRIVING TRIAL Kverf '441''pit “■ ■ttnali - announi^^ jlt- t ■ ‘’HSirdWrn'' Rtiiif —^e-fei«¥ftl^to-^ 'Nartforif 'IWseb'Ml- '-TtiSB and 'there are excellent hotels and! From there Uiey went on to pl£8Sa'k't' 'i 'cbfivehtlSii '’’iliursilay,' SSjlio "3 .' JdaajSh:'«JItfeatelf,. 't!ap------f«m8<“ leBtWg; ■ D(m«ld’<3; 6 at thq Verplanck School. Repre-'|| 4-Door 8el the-8on»«wa. Poet pltal. 'All I ask," he said In a state­ Manchester Booster Days spon­ « g,(,rt,Hdga ‘ tnera*tre- Republicans In' Senator ment; n * that the delegates make sored-mrMatR'RtrBet a month-ago- time, -a* .titey-. had .crossed th e , In.-, that NMaroki was In the most not surveyed, looked pretty much Ellingtoii Jo t later than noon. This is an Talft'a home slate who are not — ON 'TMi: SAISIK SHOW — temutional date lino on their heauliluT cdunlry 'wWctil they aaW like RiUsell's too.” ’ G6V.' 2-Door Sedan lereem ent.w lth the Somers post, The Tolland County Camera their choice, not as a matter of by- local merchants. The mer- jrbe_clty J_taeH^ Kejnnjon,;_,_head of the delegation, crab’-'w iirT m ’'"r:Frera’'’TY^ t™' —fitght. *hereby the Rbckyille members have not heard any Taft supporter GBK aiNK tamI' Upon their arrival In Tokyo on hills- and the surrounding coun­ salTlt'generalliTIsv'ofi'Hussel'r''" The "ISTnhgton Gfifl Scout Trioopl PACKARD Issist them with their memorial morrow to Old Sturbrldge VII of principles, policies and ability the teams selling the most mem­ GAODLXlieCKI tryside la hilly and lovely. They At his news conference lost committee met at the home of lags, with all members and any suggest that consequently the 'The other candidatea seeking berships. they were met by their only son, •xerclsea and members of the Senator. will jiot. receiva OT.-Ahould ‘mmrnwirninmtm ,Hr..Elmcr . A. .Weden..J,r., . wJtlpm were impressed by the width of week, President Truman defended MRS. PHILIP R. BLAKE Mrs. Kenneth Cook of Maplel “IBomiw nerr'P oSr an'd“ '*uxTlia'ry' ''»m -bthSTS iT^ the~»eiiirtTirtKl nominatton are -Wtl -Mr. "Batl^-said the fomte’ 'Wtll IhT'rtreets,' ivHtcTi weire 'so ‘ii’affoW ITarrlfnihV -Clalm thW He 'Ts the 'ajreht Th'uHiaay 'hfifHt. Plans were | '-Hydramatiaw.'- This Is being observed as Camera not receive the voles of the entire Ham A. Purtell, William M. -Lup- be kept in two accounts, one to they had not seen In nearly two Radlo, Heater le to Rockville on Memorial Ohio delegation, which will num­ GENEMinff years. On duty with the Atom th a t' two cars could pass each best man in the Democratic race. Miss Edith Antoinette Lukas, *bodlCG, seed |MarI trim and ^ f - made for the Summer BYolic that! 50(MJ)S; — Week End at Sturbrldge and many ton and Probate Judge Walton be known as the Msneheeter Boos­ other only with difficulty. As the The President said he felt that wtll be held In Ellington on Satur-. >495 prire-wlnnlng prlnta will be on ber 86.” Mr. and Mr*. Mesley Galyon of Daylon. O., hold their Slameee Bomb- Casualty Commission Dr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen the-shoulder Illusion neckline. The May Party Sunday Clark of Darien. ter Club account, so that all Weden had two weeks’ leave streets are constantly crowded way, too, when he won nomina­ day, June 7, on the Ellington Cen-| exhibit. The Rockville group Lodge told Qoodspeed that the twin sons for their first picture. The boy's, Ronnie and Donnie, were funds spent through donations to Luk(u of 86 North street, and bouffaht skirt terminated tn a ^ The Rockville Lodge of Elks Republican caucuses on April 28 bom Oct. 28, .1951 and doctors say they have an excellent chance for which he was able to use showing with people, there being no side­ tion snd election four years ago. cathedral train. Her ..veil, of Im­ ter School grounds, rain or shine. wtll leave the center, at the end the Booster Club will be credited walks, there was much blowing of Aa he has before,* the President The Ellington Girl Scouts have I 1947 S ill hold a May Party tomorrow of the Board -.Walk, Bast Main showed "a decisive sentiment for survival. They are normal In every way, except that they are Joined lUs parents something of the Philip Robert Blake, son" of Mr. ported Illusion was of (Inger-tlp the Elks Home for members to the organisation. country. He has learned to speak horns whhn autos approached. praised all the Democratic nom­ invited the troop committee lo an street, at 9 a. in. Elsenhower," and aald this senti­ at the abdomen' hv tissue which doctors hope to sever after the twins Plans, will be formuleted thjs and Mrs. Philip BYancls Slako of-^ length and draped from a tiara- DELUXE ill trtetiflii. 'Honi' fl'oeifvros' will ment "Inevitably will manifest it­ G iW are two yeai* old. The Galyons have two ^ e r ehUdren, both nor­ the Japanese langruage and the The area wJtich. was knocked out inee-candidates as good .men, .-... 87 Campfield avemwj Hartford.: of seed pearls. Her bridal bouqiiet outing with them at .the homa at 1 served from 4 to 8:30 ,p. m. ReelUl Tonight ° summer for fall activities.of-the people were very friendly and in- by the atom' bomb la about the the leader, Mrs. Louis Lavitt Mon-1 self when the st#it* convention se­ mal. (NEA Telephoto). Booster Club that will Include were married this morning/.gt 9 was of White orchids, Eucharis ith a buffet supper at 6 o'clock, The Ann Mtirley School of lects delegates to the national terc.sted that an American had distance from the South End o'clock In St. Joseph's Cathedral, | lilies and stcphanotla. day, May 26. lancing will follow. J. Stanley Dance will be preaented In a re­ Scout banner Booster Day st the open­ taken the trouble to learn to speak terminus ■ to the Center, which Is « The committee for the Grange I 4-Door Srdan — Radio, heater and overdrive, convention." • members. Mrs. Paul Merrick and ing football game. A fall mem­ Hartford. The ceremony was'per The gown worn by the honor at jlc(3ray IS chairman of the com- cital tonight at 8 o'clock at the The governor also said he their language. the only part that was completely South Coventry . formed by Rev: James Harrison tendant was of canary yellow ny­ meeting that .will be held in the '8hal covers. Paint like new. O.P.S. 8941. jhlttee In charge. Sykes auditorium. The produc­ Notes Weet Ships Tied Mrs. Harold Walsh have been aj>- bership drive is planned along Although they were In the coun­ demolish^. Tlie rest of the town town hall, - Wednesday, May I wanted to "take thla opportunity potnted chairman of the summer with other fund-raising projects. w as, protected somewhat by Its at a nuptial high Mass. Organist lon tulle. She carried a cascade ■ Sunday Servlcca tion Is entitled, "Show Stoppers to fellerate that my endorsement try when the recent riots occurred Mrs. Faolloe U ttia Vincent Scully played the bridal bouquet of white and blue daisies 28 are as follows: Ed- jH iundaiunday services will be at the of • '82.;' The first part will fea­ Bv Union Action outing comngJtDee.':- liiere are now more than 1,000 hilly terrain. In Nagasaki they w 1 n Finance,. Jack Shanahan, | of Elsenhower Involves absolutely Mrs. Minalga and Mrs. Merrick members in the organisation cre­ there, Mr. and Mrs. Weden were also saw. the ruins of the largest Coveotrr 7-6281 music and white- gladioli and and wore -a headpiece to match. Saptlat Cburch 9:4.1 a. m. Church ture iKe smaller children in acehes no disparagement of Senator Taft, Sunday afternoon Brownie TODAY "THE RIVER" not In Tokyo at the time. They polma compoaed the decorations. The bridesmaids were attired in Robert Hoffman, Mahlon Chap­ I t Study. .classes for all and an “Around the Calendaf," including Troops 37 nnd 41'of the Verplanck will act as Sunshine committee, ated to stimulate adult interest were able to learn, however, that Catholic chrfreh in the Orient, man, David LiOgan, Frank Tuttle, | SALE$795,$195 Down Adult Woburn's Bible CTass; 11 the New Year, Easter Parade, and thst. If the Senator should be (Continued froin Page One) Mr. and Mre. Mason A. Nuhfer In school extra curricular activi­ Plus: "Her Panelled Door" Nagasaki having the largest Cath­ Mrs. Eaias Clay has been elected Mr. Lukas escorted his daughter wcdgewoqd blue nylon tulle; TTicy Roger Pease, Richard WInans, nominated, I shall support him School held a combined fly-up at ties. the loya Japanese citizens re­ olic population of any city In the chairman of the organizational to the altar and gave her in rnar- wore white daisy hcaddreasea and «. m., ServlceNif Worship, sermon Fourth of July and Christmas I have declared this publicly and returned to their home on Colum­ gretted the riots. Roy Cushman, Kenneth Arnold, I y the pss'lor,''Rev. Edwin i A. scenes. The older pupils will pre­ Camp Merri-Wood. The girls tie and Portland started holding bia Lake this week, after spending Orient. committee of the Nathan' Hale rlage. The bridal attendanto were carried cas'eadea of white daisies, Stephen Skollanlk, Sherwood I have so assured the Senator per- Price of Democracy Home By Plane Community Center, Inc. . Mre. Mrs. John J. Anthony of H art­ The mother of the bride wore a irooks. ‘.'The Covciiag of Life.'' sent a variety of dances including formed a circle, recited the Brown­ simultaneous meetings Ihst night the winter in Clarmont, Fla. ThMr RENEWING OLD- RIVELRV Prices in the country, according Abom, Abe Cor, Carl Goehrlng DOWN Beace.'Sunday .will Bwobserved tap, toe .and ballot. The. Profes- aonally.' After.. IMvihg . NogasaM. -the Royal O: Fisher is. secretory; Mrs. ford, sister of the bridegroom as gown of orchid lace,. w|th pink hat and Raymond PelUsr, OtiMrs may j - Pearixih, In a- letter tn' ihe gov- ie. pihmlBfr: and motto, and n n g Uie. after negotiations were broken off son MsrshaU,.. better kirown "iui;')q=.-1ff«glBtewiq'=W-. Va.^(/D---We^^ to the Wedens, are-no longer matron of honor. Miiia AdCIl Kat- and thb’ bridegroom’s ' hidtHet', :rT,b"e “ F tTJrt Cnngrfjr^mnat stortat' Group wilt;'b« featured In Tinker, a student at Deane Junior Virginia University is renewing local residents visited Sasebo, •P William Graham, Jr., treasurer; be called upon for-assistance. dance roiiUnes. - ernnr yesterday, stated that 'lyour Brownie song,, and then the lead­ between the union and the ahtp- cheap, as they were before the Herman "Jake” LeDoyt, schedul­ kauskas of this town and Mrs. aqua crepe, white hat. Both 2-DOOR hufeh of Vernon at the mnfnjng College, is also here. next'^eason four ancient football Danc0'-Miller’s Hall war, hut have been raised in the where Dr. Weden was first sta­ iel-vlce'at 10:48 a. m. Rev. GcorgiR, Preach In Kllinginn political conduct thus for seems to ers stepped out of the ring snd owners' Pacific Maritime associa­ Tolland Turnpike tioned upon hts arrival in Japan, ing chairman. Mrs. Robert Helms John Kaamer of Ekut Long- mothers wore orchid corsages ami HARD-TOP deny your statement in which you rivalrts^, some of which are more process of making the country meadow, Maa'a., were bridesmaids. assisted at a reception at the Wapplng Community Church 52 MERCURY ■S95 B, Higgins will speak on "Peace ' ->Rev. Dr. George 8. BroOkes, told the Brownies thst they were tion. than a ha|f century old. The Moun­ Modern and Old Fashion and then had a 28 hour train ride has been appointed in charge of , Rev.-^avld Crockett, MinUter *^hen There ta no Peae'e,"' say, "1 am not a political boss.'" Harry Liindeberg, SUP secre­ more democratic. Thqy, traveled back to Tokyo, where they took the set-back party In the audi­ John J. Xnthony, brother-in-law Manchester Country C3ub, wlilrh paslrvr, emeritus of the Union Cnn- This was a reference to the gov shout to fly up snd become Girl taineers will play Pittsburgh Dancing extensively throughout the coun­ Ml*. Anthony Urtancttl, Orange Sunday will .ho ohservert gregatlotial Church, will preach tary, called his men off their ships Busy Week Ahead the plane to the United Statea ■ torium Wednesday at 8 p, m. - She of the bridegroom, was best man, was decorated with spring' flowers Organist and Choir Dtrector 4-DOOR ernor'a alatement about Republl Scouts. (started in 1898), Wa.vnesburg Everv Saturday Night! try by train "and found that the and the ushers Were Charles . M. and palms. SEbAN tomorrow at 8 p. m. at the Firsttomorrow at 10:48 a. m. at the Brownie wings were then pre- at 4 p. m. (p.d.t.) yesterdity after (189S7, Washington and. Lee 8:00 to 12:00 F. M. The local couple thought that will choose her own committee. 48 PACKARD — ....-igongreffsI-towil-Ghwreh -of-Vemon,- Rltmgton-’'Cohgreg»llnn8l'--Chrirch.- .jnan_jiaU9ixsL..c.fl'lH"4T"gTtW.''AS T'Si'irgm’Te-- r In-Delegate Race TI8W)' and'Pehn TOte ’t’lTBtM)'." " excellent; perhaps not aa speedy '•smTdB'jrr'MBy ...... ’3 7 5 J Banquet Tonight celved her -wings She was greeted mands 'for a 8 per cent wage hike tcresting, but a very crowded the first Thursday-of the month. Kaamer ol East Longmeadow. the bride will wear a navy blue 9:30 a. m. Church School. tlon he opposes. nnd overtime pay for Saturday a.s American trains, but always on country. Although about the Coventry Grange softball team The bride’s-gown of imported suit, white pique trim, navy ac­ STATION - The Methodist Mgn's Club will Denies Being "Boas" by a Girl Scout ivho introduced time. The railroad people were 10:45 a. m. Worship service. ev. Brendan Griswold, former hold Its annual bowHng banquet her to the Intermediate leaders work at sen. (Continced ,from Page One) same area as the state of Cali­ has scheduled the following gSTnes, illusion was designed with a fitted cessories and orchid corsage. Prelude, "Idylle" ...... Overholt | 51WILLYS 'WAOON, R. H. astor 'of the Church, will be (lie Saying he was not a boss, but Liindeberg aaid a strike vote cooperative and efficient and some fornia. -Japan hais a population of all to be played about 6:30 p. m.; ill 7:30 p. rti. In Wesleyan. Hall. also that he would not be bos.sed, who presented Girl Scout pins.' BURNSlDET.Vu! of the routes certainly were built Hymn, "O God Beneath Whoae '3 9 5 'tp eak er. Forming a huge horseshoe of all W’lH be taken at 8 p. m, (p.d.t) convention (28 delegates). , MTviiR i.NTVi 85 million as against a population May 29, Wapplng Grange at Cov­ ' Fuller-Thrall Guiding Hand” ...... H attonI Rev. Forrest Musser will have lh*_goYemar. asserted.the election Monda.v unless a • aettiement- with • May-31— New Mexico Repub­ with, .marvelous engineering feats of 14 million for California. One entry; J'un* 10, 'Vernon Grange at of a national committeeman was fitr gm.4, M'aTTij’H'CBse, Cftroi'An- Two Technicolor HltnS EASTWOOD as many tunnels are dug Inroiigh Miss Meriloii Thrsll, dBUghter.^.slde al 35 Meadowbrook road. Offertory,-"Adaglo” r .- .-. Unknown I 1948 PACKARD for hia sermon topic tomorrow st derson, Phyllis Hunt and Billie shipowners is reached earlier. lican convention (14 delegates). thing that makes the mountains Coventry: J u n e 12, Ellington West Hartford. Hymn, "A, Charge to Keep I Have'' ie t0448-a- mi-eervlee. Union Con- up to the 22 delegates to the na- The Union charged the shipown­ May 31 Virginia Republican H. n«g*rt Alan Ynnot the numerous mountains. The so unique'" is the fact that they arc Grange at Coventry; June 20, Cov­ of Mrs. Lucius M. 1>rall of 3 About Tow n 1 convention. And, hy said, Goodrich preaented colors. Ann H. B«K*rt Allas Yambr Dinah Rhor* third class trains were always The bride, a graduate of Man- Mason I Radio, heater, defroster, good regattonAI Church, "Cltlr.ens In Zabrovsky led th'e group in sing­ ers were not meeting "in the spirit convention to complete delegation K. H*ph«r* nisali Kknr* ^ K. Hppharn terraced almost up to the Summit, entry at Wapplng Grange; June Ridgewood street, will become the ebester High School and Hartford Sermon, "The Hero and the Cow-1 fAction" In observance of Memorial tale convention which names of true coHertlve bargaining." of 23. **Anron Blirk "Aaron Slick crowded with the ^poorer people with crops planted In every avail­ 30, Coventry at Vernon Grange. <;will provide for a free ex ing the Glcl Scout Hymi) and re­ “A Mean “ African and .these weqe not" so clean and bride of Larry Hazen Fuller, son Re'gtohal Technical School, has ard In Us." tires, new paint. Very clean, low ju n d ay . Mrs, Walter P. White of Oom- S citing the motto and slogan, aa One San Francisco SUP official May 31—Georgia Republican From Punkin .From Ponkln able space.- Even so, only about 40 The local team played Thuroday been a member of the Cenl<>r Hymn, “Father, Hear the Prayer | . At the St. John's Episcopal well, the former Miss Doris Turk- prcsslolKof the will of the state convention (Eisenhower faction) Queen’’ Queen’’ Crick” efficient. night agqtnst Ellington Grange of Mr. and Mrs. Warren D. Fuller Miss Evallne Pentland, commis­ warned after a atop-work meeting Crick” The Wedens spent three days in per cent of the land area in the Church Choir for the past four We Offer” ...... C a rter mileage. Down payment Jphurch there wtll be Holy Com- Inglon, Is a patient at Manchester delegates^. sioner. lit the ceremonial fire. ■ last night: to complete delegation of 17. 4:I$"R:U (In rol*r) (In rolor) country can be utilized, hence the team and were defeated 12 to 11 of 35 Meadowbrook road. West Postlude, "March" ...... Hill * 3 7 5 In hia pleVTor the placing of Tokyo where they stayed-at the years. She Is employed as a seam­ Ibunlon at 8- a. m. with- presenta­ Memorial Hospital. Penny Golden, Judy Clifford, "The, coast wtll be tied up until May 31-June 1 —Minne.sotn huge, oveccrowded Cities. Sani­ at Ellington. Hartford, at 2 o’clock this after­ stress and fitter for G. Fox and 7:00 p, m. Pilgrim Youth Fel-| tion Of Blue Boxes offering. Taft men on the national conven­ the shipowners change their tune. Democratic convention selects famous' Imperial Hotel, -which w-as Coventry ' Players executive Joanne Burke, Ann Infante, Donna I Sun.: "MV SON JOHN” and built about 25 years ago and is tary conditions in the largest cities noon at the Hartford Gospel Tab­ Company. The bridegroom grndua lowshlp in the Community House. The morning wofshlp service at Daniel R, Pelletier, son of Mr. tion delegation, Pearson told the Wrubel, Sue . Elliott,. .Carol : Ann It may be a long, long time." three delegstes-st-large to com­ are fairly good, but in the smaller board will meet Monday at 8 p. .Election of officers. Kay Karl*en| ]6ie First Evangelical Lutheran governor, "You shohld provide in OROUUHO MARX hi • SUN.. MOR., TUES. earthquake proof. T h e building ernacle. TTie ceremony will-be per­ ted from .WllUanj HaU S ch ^ and and Mrs. Letr J. Pelletier .of 3l9 Chase, Nancy McCollum, Jereiie Liner Delayed . plete delegation of 28. cities and towns they are not at m. at the home of Walter Snow, Central Bible Institute in Missouri' will lead the worahip service. Jthurch will b e ' held at ID a. m. Garden street, has enlisted In the a democratic manner^^oportlon Meanwhile,. FedetaLConcillator is rather unique In appearance, program chairman, in Wlllimantic, formed by Rev. Joseph Payne and ate representation so (nat many Minney nnd Karen I.,ewia, repre- “GIRL IN EVERY P O R r’ . I t but they found their quarters all good. He is employed as a dental technl- 'iH lh’ wnrtofi by the'pastor Rev. :m,8Hn.es • to r. n: . eHod - ,qf .tiuDt meet Sucre, the capttal of Bolivia, Is to discuss a summer production. the Center CTiurch Choir of Man­ WmiSStidii df - TkR'''8uppdit>»A all' Mntihg -each of - -tlw -Giri;; Scout 'My Son John' jnost ■ - eomfortablei ■ From -Tokyo "Althqugh the, trip was ipterest- cjMi-9i_.Eeeh;8JPentei..i/R^bpmtorF Sooth. Koos«I»..Ih^ nrdon E. Hohl. Sunday school Is year*. He' attended High school laws, placed a twig on the fire. with shipowners today't'o''discuss ’12;0W’'feH''a'fi6v'e"M'a’'Teve'l'ah~d“’^^ ' # EAST TREE P ARKING s Helen Hayee, Robert Walker ing and worthwhile and die' flying ■ Da-vtit Uttchalt placad flr« ‘lit 'a chester will -stng "Oh Pe-rf^-ct-l- in Hartford. ‘M-at 9 a.tnr - ■ ------tn South Portland, Maine, And loyal, hard working Republicajti.s, the dispute which was expected to the highest capital of a nation in they started out on a short tour spelling bee Friday between the Love.” The soloist, Ellene Frisch- £ can feel that they too are fifU. Following the ceremony the girls ----- ALSO ----- of the country, during which they was wonderful, It is good to be The bride's gift to her maid of Pusan, Korea—W1—The Korean I ------Tn”WesrTMnt:"-'’—...... prior to his entlatment was em­ xBnd their parents enjoyed folk delay the sailing of the passenger the world, says the National Geh- back in Manchester," said .Mr. six top winners of the three class­ m will sing "Ich Uebe Dlch" honor was a string of pearls and government estimates ohe-half of ployed by the Hartford lndu.'trlal mcmbei-s of our party and not Juat liner Pre.sident Wilson. "A GIRL IN EVERY PORT" visited many shrines. rooms of Grade 5 at the Robert­ “^Twelve shooters representing a segment thereof." (tapeing, and many families stayed graphlc Society. Weden. to her bridesmaids a Kilver brace­ South Korea's 20 million people file Leclon Ekeet Club will go to Finishing company. for"pjcnlc suppers, A strip film on The ship, with more than 800 Grourho 8Iarx. Marie Wilson There are two types of religion son School. Thomas Adams was Pearson took exception to the In Japan , the'Shinto, -which is an- let and a. Parker, fountain, pen re-, havabeen forced.from. their homes I yest Point tomorrow, the match -troop Tmvemment was'SIlo’Wn by •hooked for passage, was to leave second high and 'Robert Nelson, specttvely. The best man and ush- 'fiw- Saa.:-FrMU'iseor a t . noon..today...for, .ccator and emperor worship, and third. . Those .participating from by the 'wa'r. It says 40 per cent of | £elng the result of previous meet- i h e . r«(vw«e»i: AM. .- S'exr, fcigs with the Armv. The Rockville (nr AmrrlcNn Auxiliary. ^ boaaed bv any politician, indi- other Girt^couts taking part In 'the -Grtehtr'via’ Eos’ Angetes-.- - - ‘BuddMsmr' •the’efafifrtWnr-'of' M fe • K ' buckles. treme hardships.’' laaf ■ a l l eat K a »»,vmi"makin*. -4be. wUV he veniently do so, to meet at Center with the salting yesterday of the both religions and there is no con­ Gail Johanson, Martha McCombe, Said the state Taft chairman: Jackie Wrubel,‘1, M.^llynMarll Chapman, flict between the tw o .T h ere are How ard Tsch, Neal Benton, WII- Congregational Church tomor "Oyer the past six months you Beverly Case and Linda Peterson. liner Liirlln’e for Hawaii from Los At a meeti. j of the Union Harriet Dorsey, Donald Smith ^m Schenelskv a'nd Herbert row morning at 1(1:48, find attend Angeles. A crew had signed STATE enormous temples and shrines from Frederick L. Mahoneys ■V. Grammar School P. T. A. Thurs­ I have made It clear bv your actions Song lenders were Pehiiy Sue El­ aboard before the walkout. throughout the entire country and ’Krauae of RnekvUIe: Robert the 11 o’clock memorial aervice In that you are using — '- your---- office of liott, Jo An Johnson, Jody Dana- SUN., MON., TUES. delph day night, the following officers classroom. Hazel M. Little, Mari­ SMASHING Ipwfre and S. C, Carlson of Man- A contract between the SUP 8relt, she te the Arnerloons were impressed by lyn Mohle, Marcia HeComte, a body. _ H-nvernnr tn ftv n r ntw, apf>,-inl in . wero elected; 'Mrs.- Laura-Morse,- 6iester:'.raul Ctamphell. Hartford- 'teresl group. You also made it Miss Pentland inveated^T^ra. And the"P8TC;"whlcn "expired Apm ' the "TaerThat - thqse-werc -afwaya Pamela-Crawe;~AimettF-Lelbman;' ~ ORAKGE HALL ^ Theodore ' Palmer, Tol'and: and Mary Bushnell Cheney Auxllla- clear that you will completely deny Alice Sostman. Mrs. Alice Jette, 28, was extended until May 13 crowded. president; Mrs. Margaret Peck, Anita Diette; from William E. —^tHtam-liUkensr'Daoa- Poster- and-ly, USWV, will meet tomorrow at or try to deny, representation. to Mrs. Alice Clifford snd Mrs. Alice’ while the talks continued. Since Day At Shrines vice president;- Mrs'. Ruth Adame, McArthur’s room, Robert smd John Brslnard, 10:48 a. m. to attend the me­ many thousands of good, loyal and wrubel as Girl Scout leaders, nnd May 13. the agreement was on a At Nikko, where the local resi­ secretory; Mrs. Carol Grimshaw, Eleanore Manlon, Ricky Barth, r Starting the ftrst Rundav tn morial service st Center Church, deserving Connecticut Republicans also presented pendants to -Brown­ dsy,do-day basis. dents spent two days, fthey saw corresponding secretary; Mrs. Nellie Perkins, Sandra Harris, mine the regular Sundav nttemoon and again In the afternoon at 4 who favor Senator Taft. ies for. one year membership and Undqr the old contract effective EM.LOEWS the largest group of shrines In Myrtle Odium, treasurer, and Mrs. Donna Brink. (hoots St the IvCgton Field will he last OcV 1. sailors received pnv Japan and It took them the best Barbara Pierce, auditor. The Robertson School girls de­ o’clock at Gould's Pond, for the "Your political conduct thus far world pins to girls with perfect boosts rattgjng frqm $29.80 to 478 BINGO pesumed, *11 ahooters ere Inylled service In memory of the sailor seems to deny your statement In attendance. HARTFORD part of -a day to visit them. At The meeting was held at the feated the Bolton' Elementary .. r'9-y ' Donee Tonleht a month an^m ade base monthly Hakone they got a view of the home of Mrs. Morse with Mr. John School 14 to 4 Thursday afternoon dead. Monday evening the mem- which you say, 'I am not a polltl scale $228 to 4 3 6 ^ ■EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 7:45 -.There will he a.donee tonight Kers-wlll have a snetai meeting at cal boas.' " famous religious mountain of Mrqwka, principal of Wapplng at Bolton. This was Tuesday's ■t the Italian American FHend- 8 p. m. in the Slate Armory." Wants Six Delegates DRIVE-IN Japan, Mt. Fuji, which is also the Grammar School, aa guest speak­ rained-out game. The game 1946 PONfTIAC Uilp Club on KIngshurv avenue Danaher. urging that at least six Italy Increases highest mountain In the country. er. Mr. Mrowka described the 32- scheduled for Wednesday with He­ — — - _ _ ' BIRLIN TURNPIKE Irom R:30' to 1 a. m. Miislc will he Among the fourteen" tmmbera of Connecticut's 22- delegates ' be Unfortunately the summit of the page handbook prepared by the bron Elementary was postponed ORANGE HALL 4-Door Sedan.—Streamliner, radio, h'eatdr, jgood fiimlshed hv I.,arrv Mnllon's or- which Manchester High School Taft Then, wrote riot .to the gover­ Merchant Fleet C o lu m b i^ ^ ROUTT5 NEWINGTON mountain was in the clouds, the- Wapplng P. T. A. to acquaint par- until hext week because of wet •h estra. There will he door or1r.es. Band will pjay at Its annual con­ nor but to all membera of the Re- day they were there, but the foot enta with detMls on the admission grounds. Best hitters in Thurs­ tires. Very clean. O.P.S.^941. ___ (pd an old time auetlnn will be a cert, -Wedhesiiay. May 28, in the publtcAn State centritr cttmirnttree: --"-T-- TOMORROW wa* de a r.------■ of-new pupUS; This bookletv which day'* game- were- Nancy Charland, . feature. T en Ht He girls'were graduafis). One of tjie roost beautiful sights union Luthi, Carol Mallen, Coral Vcrplanck BsIim L. under the di­ He contended there was no way Rome—lAl—Through American from the Brownies into G .lrr Humphrey Bogart In has been in the process for a year ...JJ,.....Sitllng. Prett.v. Rcsslnn.. of .'deterniinlhg' What proppriion of ard."TWt>’ iiOw ■ own*: the larg«t ’ -DEATICINE ■U7 8: A.“ they -saw on their trip -was ■ Uie ■and- a half, is part: of'Mr; Mrow- P o tt^ heat fleldera, Lynn Cassi­ rection. of, William -J. Vadara,. will Scouts Mondky' 'afternoon Jn im­ cherry blossom festival dance at SALE $8757$^ J Another In the series of classes be the three selections which won Connecticut Republtfans favored merchant fleet which has ’ ever pressive candle-light ceremonies and "I’LL NEVER FORGET YOU" kos work toward his Master’s De­ dy, Judith WIttmann, Nancy fer baby-sitters. ''Sitting rretty." them more "A's" thsn "B's" In Eisenhower and how many were sailed under the Italian flag. of a Brownie "Fl.v-Up" conducted (In Technicolor) gree. The booklet will go to school Charland. Nancy .was game WOULD YOU LIKE TO LEARN THIS JOB? Cm be. held from .3- to 4 p.- m. Cent. Ever}' Night Prom Dnsk children about the middle of June. pitcher, Lola Sawyer her catcher. the recent All-Stste Bsnd Festival for Taft, but Inalated tliere was no At the end of 1951, the Italian under the direction of Mrs. W. E. Legal Notice Meiilou Tbrmll Monday. This session w-tll he held in West Hartford, namely, “ Stornv denying .Uiat."*fqrcs .of thousands merchant marine had 7 per cent Pierce, Brownie leader; four little The book stresses the fact that The team has three wins and four P the Rockville Public LIbrarv. King March” by Flnlayaon; "Two of Republicans In Connecticut {» tonnage more than the 2,9dS,724 at a court o r proba’te hHIiss Natalie Ide. children's jfirls were given specisl awards local team will play a return game and * ^ b Lord’s Prayer." The Moods Overture" by Frundman vor the candidacy of Senator Taft.' tons It boasted In 1941. The 19.')1 for their fine and co-operative flelds and that parents should pre­ y>raiian, wilt be the speaker. figure was 3,l.'MhttJ7 tons, compris­ ManTH^irer* - t ^ pare their- children for admission with Union School of South Wind decorations will consist of palms nnd "Hero'Overture" by Johnson. Danaher aald he thought Lodge work as Brownies. and flowering shrubs. „ ’The sps.olon \flll ha devoted to The judges, Philip Lsng of Free­ was a good governor and Baldwin ing 1,247 shloy 1 JOHN*” j . W ALLETT. by creating a desire to learii and sor at 3:45 p. m. at Coventry. •nnslderation of stories for ehil- Flying up were Marilyn Baker^ Local schools 'will not he in ses­ Presented in roarriage by her port, L, I., noted .composer and a good state chairman, but "that Italy has now stepped Into sev­ Cynthia Savage, Sandra Gardiner, YOUR MEALTIME presenting the idea that attending ften of various ages v lth em- does not mean .that I. personally aa enth position In world tonnage, ^'State of Ijiwrence T. Ryan. Ule of school will be fun. sion Memorial Day. uncle, Thomas C. Johnson, the ^asts on how to tell or read the arranger, and Dr. Ernest Harris, Barbara Clark. Katherine Flet­ ll»nche»tfr (n »»(d dH trlct deceMcd. director of music at Coltimbls ,s Republican, have conferred upon with 3.3 per cent of the total. The ---- -ITpon «6pIlcatlon o f Edward-J. June 8, at 2 o’clock in the af- Mr. ond-Mra. Jamea T. Laidlaw bf Me wlU-bA * th 1 r *4l-ln-a floor l^iriea most effectively. There are cher, Brenda Beebe, - Jane Aah- FAVORITES Rv»n. admlnlatmtor. praVtnx for *u- have returned to their home in length gowiaof organdy over net University, gave the local' band them in my behalf either the pmv United States tops the list with tqij. .Tcd(ly .tor.rott, Norma Jean tenioon, the South Windsor UtUe ^veral classes to he held In the .Wgh'- ftlirloi. e.Tftal .par- League Alumni team wUl open.its Jfortb. Coventiy after spend and taffeta, fashioned, with a.acfil- SOLID •turse sponsored by the Rockville ' -'Kiy: 'AJik.' seKsOti' ^liyteg Firmllrigtoft"at ^ ■ffeW;iliftr9''wtth "Ms mothdir.' Mrs Ibpeff 'neeWihe, ttcfr'- 'jlika;': 'loBSQ ihllc Health Nursing Assods- of the delegates to. the national ton'w as also invested' as a Girl food faToritea al the same ~ conwenUon from Connectieul to -oseal—bat WE CAN! To« ---ORDERED:-That..tlie Francis of Assisi Church Field. Nellie Laidlaw in Hamilton, (in' pointedIsle e tp s and .an. .organdy rtv'awit who -quidlfy'Wsill 'seouT. by Mrs. Henry RAftsHiT Girr llcatlon h©Krd and *( The iocal t e ^ will be one of four torio, (Jonadol While there th'e overskirt scalloped on the bottom. the candidacy of General Ellen- Scout . Leader “Who- accepted" "the aPIAIS" Juat, kU. back and .enjoy- the R14**’ PPOtilt* offtr©" tn- M an ch ^ter In ■m ,hoiwearA»'i. ..i, ■».. Rrauu-Axans ivu.vvKir.a. oimiii;" ....One, lead and, «he inlei dlit— i:'.'''v.;bWpaw£' . „ . .. —.T-,, .v.-ilrt ■-■'WW sTMtedithaiff. a*' twideTfoot'sequts, S irtte ra TWeids^. sister ifid^hiralSiii-taijdw, pet and. ■‘ISy^-tBe-valley and a tht c.opvt.qtlon. that Taft wbul4 he Ohrden 'Club's' 'Thniikii"’ 'they havifig passed tenilerfoot ex­ Qbiny .Blmmi, Tom l>or«e7 ^ nominated and elected. Ihi” pendency •'of"i»ld applletUon ' and er teams are Bloomfield, Wlnd{K>r Mrs. Thomas Neil on Sunday. fingertip veil. Her bridal bouquet To the Editor. aminations. Rum Moripm In* DANCING TONIGHT and Farmington. If that happens, he asked, Barbara Clark. Katherine Fletch­ TO THE MUSIC OF the time and place of hearinx theroon. will be of Uly-of-the-valley and "where will Connecticut be left it Could the Manchester Garden "DISC JOCKEY" by publiahlns a copy of thl* order In The home games will include one white roses. HIGH DOLLAR VALUE What do you Collect? Club take t.his='i8pportunlty er and Carol Lusky were given aome newspaper havin* a circulation game a week for .eight weeks. All you send a iblid delegati'on to the through the medium of your subscriptions to the American Girl PAUL McGEARY In aaid dlatrlct. at least five daya be­ UN Unit Training The maid of honor, Misa Ivy M. convention without recogniring AND HIS BAND WITH fore the cay of aaid hearing., to ap­ games WUl be played at St. Fran- Thrall, sister of the bride, and the "Open Forum" to publicly express Magazine for having been the beat SUN. CON'nNUOUS SHOW pear If they see cause at said time and .cis of Assisi Athletic Field on Sun­ We collect “collectors.’' And when fairly the claims of Taft?" their gratitude and appreciation all-round Brownies during the • MON.. TOES.. 2 SHOWS • JE.ANNIE RAY* VocalUt place ana be heard telatlvo thereto, Farming Exerts bridesmaid^ Mrs. Ernest B. Gil- 1948-1949-1950 Other pre-convention develop- and make return to thla eourt. day*. An organization ' meeting mour, Xr'.; 6f West Hartford, and tve run across one he (or she) usu­ to the following people who helped year. Jo-An Thompson, the most MAT. 2 P. M. EVE. AT 7:80 will be held Tuesday at 7:30 in EQUIPPED W ITH OVERDRIVE to make our recent flower show JOHN J. WALLETT.. Judsr. Miss Ann C. Thrall, another sister, ally brings up the question of a helpful of the younger Brownies, MaNCHcma.cam- Bloomfield Town'Hall to make fi­ Rome—UE—The United Nations RADIOS. HEATERS such an outstanding success? To was given a Brownie handbook. Sunday Dinners Served AT A COURT OF PROBATE held nal plans for the schedule. will be attired in similar gowns, special cabinet for the collection of Mr. E. J. Holl for all the ever­ Mrs. Joseph Lusky and Mrs. Today: "MARA MARU" From 12 Noon to 8:30 P. M. at Manchealer. wUhIn and' for .the is becoming the farmers' friend by that of the maid of honor in green PACKARD ^AMQUS ULTRAMATIC antique gun.s, glassware, pewter or Personal Notices J PLUS . . . "JET JOB" District of Manchester,- on the 32nd Ellsworth High School track training agricultural experts. organdy and those of the brides­ greens and.shrubs that were used John Koselko, assistant BroWmie day of May. A.D. 1953. defeated Westminister track team Through the U.N. Food and Ag­ what have you? to decorate the Community Y. To Leaders were presented with their Present. JOHN J. WALLETT. Thursday, 48 to 47 at Simsbury. .-, maids in pink organdy.. All three PRICED FROM Card of Thanks Mr. Fred Boss who gave so un-> Judft*. . ricultural Organization, with head­ gowns are made with a low scal­ Girl Scout Adult Leadership Pins. Eitate 'of Carri* K. Dart, late of There were several ladies at­ quarters here, 375 fellowships stlntingly of his time. To Watkins Mrs. Sol Sinder entertained Sun­ Mancheater in Mid d!»trtct. d^emaed. tending the all-day aewing meet­ loped neckline and a billowy bal­ Shipshape will help with the \Ve flnr^rely •pprerUtr kiml- Brothers who loaned one of their day afternoon In honor of the fifth Upon application of Ruby A. Scholar, have been authorized for agricul­ lerina length skirt, and the three fixpr^dfiifenii of symptithy snC temporary adminlitralrlx. prayins. that ing of the Ladtea Aid yesterday at tural studies in advanced countries planning, designing and construc­ h«tutiful f)nv»rii from an4 organa nnd also supplied the or­ birthday of her daughter Rosalind. the home of Mrs. Donald Grant. attendanta will 'carry colonial bou­ ganist. To Mr. Kelly for. his OlatioHbury Theater letters of administration be granted which have farming know-^how.' quets of mixed spring flowers. tion of a fine setting for your col­ n^tirhbor* In our r^ernt brm vem ent. Eighteen children and their par- i Phone Glsstonhur}’ 8657 ' nr laid estate, as per application on Aprons, handbags, doll clothes and More than one-third of all those aquarium. To the Connecticut Bird ents were present. A handsome' file, la Is Jamea Sherman of Hertford will *1 0 9 5 1. *1975 lection. either built-in with, soft, Thf ftmUy of Breeders Club for their canaries. ORDERED: That the forexoing ap­ fancy articles were made for the receiving fellowships will go to indirect lighting, or a separate Mrt. Cnthrrln^ J. Grth&m. large birthday cake highlighted TODAY and SATURDAY plication be heard and determined at ■Fair which will be held thla fall. the United States to study/ be beat man, and ushers will be To the following florists who sent the refreshmenta served by the the Probate office In Mancheatcr in Ernest B. Gilmour, Jr., of West movable unit,- In Memoriann in rompHmantary arrangements: hostess. The little guest of honor "MY SON JOHN" said District, on the 8th. c'ay of June. Hartford and George M. Bogli of BIG TRADES Park Hill, Millkowski, Pentland, received many lovely ^ fts . Helen Hayea-Robert Walker A.D.. 1953. at ten o'clock In the fore­ 23 Riverside drive, Msmehester. Anderson and Krause. To the fol­ noon. and that notice be siren to all Lessen Penalty In lovinr m^morv of DtvM Gw»rjfn Judith Sinder, her'older sister, "Colorado Sundown" peraors Interested In aalu estate of Engagement At a reception for 100 gueeta in Murdock »*ho piAHcd aw ty May » . IWl. lowing nurserymen who sent in was home from Boston University, the pendency of aaid application and He is running one of our new rubber miBs. Requires willing displays: Burr, Wilson's and Za- REX ALLEN the time and place of bearing thereon, For aiUd-Killing the churbh basement immediately I rahnot pay. and I will nAt aay where she is a student, for the by publlahing a -copy of thla order In following the ceremony, Mrs. That hp la dead, he ia jui(t away! padka, and to the following who week end. aome newapapor having a circulation Tillson-Wilson and capable workers on 2nd and Srd shitta. Starttng rote $1-35 With a cheery amUe. and . a wave of put in garden displays: James SUNDAY and'MONDAY Mr. and Mrs. Walter TUison of Thrall will receive in a navy blue the hand. The Catholic Ladies Society met In aaid dlatrlct, at leaat flve daya be­ Singapore — IA1 — Mothers wKo lace afternoon dress with pink per hour with eobstantlal increase a t end of training period. PoM Griswold of Buell's for his glox­ in the lower hall of SL Columba's "DEADLINE U. 8. A.” fore the day of aaid hearing, to ap­ :Nprthfield, Conn., have announced Hr ha* wanderc'; The Manchester Evening Herald. For the first time since their or­ lam.', Oregon; Fred B. Day. hia widow, the U. S. Air Force at Scott Field, law, a woman faces the capital the' bride will wear a navy blue OPEN EVBANGS ^L 9 Ha U not de«d—he la juat away! Third Fall Leagth Feature heira-at-law. • legatees, devlaeea. or SPENCER RUBBER PRODUCTS CO. Thank you. ganisation th e. ladies plan for a . cboiYe of she commits on offense flecked oult, white hat and red • ML LDMI Every Sonday At 1 P. M. Only legal repreaentatlves. In oare of Ellza- Kl- CHAPEL STBEET Mather. Dad. aiatera Mrs. Eugene Spieas, pres. ways and means committee this' No data bos bsen set for -the against her child while embtipn- handbag and oboes. After June 4 Manchester Garden Club*year..Mra. Minalga will name Its . FREE PARKINO Mth Par. - Vancouver, Washington. and brp^er.. »— ^ 1 1 I ..iii-i ,1 I. ■■■ j . WALLETT, JudCW wedding. ^ ally disturbed after child blrtlfi . the newly married couple will re- ______L- ______- i s ______— -rr-r— —r-

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Include the following (p. 280:2S- dent of the Atlantic District ■ aa Rpyil w m JBt JBo m . 80TT "Rightly uimerstood;"instegil tJmsr'Preacherr Local MQtniUon Mmploy^ ~M 4>dnIs~r««p4dr--riuihiois Shaw la rg e BaltoiFyl— of possessing a sentient material 4:00 p. m.. Annual Spring Con­ Adts More Third Koje Five University of Connecti­ form, ms'n has a sedsationlesa ~cert at Concordia Collegiate In­ ijii ye, J body;, and God, the Soul of man stitute, Bronxvine, Kew York. cut students who took a street Property Sol^ sign from tha comer of Mid­ Churches and of all existence, being perpet­ The Week A- - • Guarantee Manchester Directory POW Riot dle turnpike east and Walker ual in fHs own individuality, har­ - Tuesday,’ 7:30 p. m„ Laymen's mony, and Immortality, Imparts meeting In the parish house. , ' Manchester workers traveling to»> However, the traffic condition Is street, early yesterday morning I'- and drove It back to Btorrs Thuce Local Men ,Pni> ,^'i Bmainid Lutheran Oiuroh ) 8t. James* R. C. Church and perpetuates these qualities In Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., Ladlea' the' new Htunilton Standard Pro. expected to be a jittle jiiore serious C « i B. OUwn. Pantor Rev. John F. Hannon. Pastor map—through Mind, not matter." peller plant at Bradley Field in In Contract ■'ll?' Is Revealed where they were arrested by chase 7 9 Acre T ra | t Aid Birthday aoclal. ' when the plant completes its campus police were fined 810 OMonM W. HoWnfr Rev. George P. Hughes ' Thursday, 7:30 p. m.. Meeting of Windsor {xteks, so far have ex­ GlBusiness Services 7 ^ transfer of operations, scheduled each In 'Town Court this morn­ From Me^ir C Levey f , Orgaatet mmI OhotmiMtor , Rev. Edgar J. Farrell , Adult membership group. perienced little difficulty in get­ (ConUnued from Pag* Om ) '.(Continued from Pnge On*) Dolton ’Congregational Church ting to their destination despite for the end of June. At that time, ing on charges of breach of the Rev. Arthur A.- Wallace, Minister Friday, 4:00 p. m.. Confirmation BlxU> Sunday After Bnster Sunday Masses: road facilities considered Inade­ instead of the 1,000 workers 'and Backing up Communist threats rtiahed the gate In an apparent ef­ ' peace. Prosecutor John O'Con­ Divlilon of 79' a cru of Bolton James W. McKay Instruction. one shift, there will be 6,0O0 em­ ner reduced the charge from r. 6:80. Bfotherhqod breakfast aj, For adulU: 7:00, 8:00, !):00„ Saturday, 10:00 a. m., Confirma­ quate for the traffic they are now that signing the Bonn peace con­ fort to break out. property Including two homes (Old Organist and Choir Director bearing. ployes and three shifts of whom one of theft. Judge John 6. O. ’'■Umar Sawson’a Jarm. Bolton. 10:00, 11:00, with tU'O Masses at tion tnatructlon. tract Monday could kill chances^ of Guards near the entrance opahed Several ,outbuildings, owned by " 9:00, Church School. 9:00 and 10:00, one In the main .Raaidopis.ot-this, town -who J!?l),A!ra -Waldents .pt Menchest^^^^ ■Gaman’ -•<*uniaoaUra,--the -Rowlat. 'fir». w4ti»"a-.-3(l-e«liber -manDtlmrgmi ,JRotJnfj:.„l,pid. tt«‘vy()uUw,. that, XtaL.M*l*,C,~l,4utait boa baait.nade... tatHnohlc amUtnrlum-'afc; •tOO' fo r ■tidslts' «nd part of the workers form- A positive note on the traffic there was no excuse for do- among . three-|oei^ residents In a 9:30 a. m. Church. 1,000 'order* left only five out of JO in- WOUnled on a, jeep....'Mo*t of the — , .10480,- 4»vl»tf..Worjhlp...... jona..jnBr.. chjUilrcn.,ht..9;fll0..1n„ tbg. - ... -Tile' 4Balvatl««' lArmy- .M u ffles .. tng.sin.advAnce .element inf. the (LDOO AltH8Unn.,..wjM .4itr,Mck,.hy. Highway.. tenonal.Jj’o a.d'..-oroasiags ■ undis-. uutsualUss-ocJurred. t'hanr- ^ the -wit- . |f ‘TBerceuse" ...... pear...... Gounod 10:50 a. m, Holinesa meeting. ed as a funeral director, people did I these people has been through He said bids will be called for In peace contract. The deal , th Korean guards 'Sermon ... Rev. Robert Carroll and to get their bikes oiit and enjoy Buckland, to Wapping, on Route the summer and the contract Birch Mountain road. The propeity Rev. Theodore P. Giibalo, Hymn of Praise; "O God of Love" 2:00 p. m. Sliver Lane Sunday not favor the use of a funeral' In Berlin, the British high com­ Were brou shortly after the Anthem— themselves. Bicycles are seen In home. Mr. Holmra started m ore' ^O V l I 5 and through Warehouse Point awarded by fall, "If all goes well." battle. . %ast Ward’ la located on both eldea of Hebron Asslstanis Sermon: "The Cathedral Of Mem­ School. V mission protested to the Russians road and also runs through to th* ' "For the Beauty of the ory" 2;30 p. m. Memorial aervlce at abundance around the schools, than 25 years ago offering hts' to the Windsor Lock.* river and He also said construction of the that closing of the admittedly Another source said the Red Earth” ...... York canal bridges. bridge -would be started Immedi­ east with frontage on Brandy Masses on Simdsy at 7:00, 8:00, Recessional Hymn; "O Beautiful Bast Cemetery. spinning up and down the streets services as a funeral director a t ' minor crossing points Into the POW* were holding the bodies of Attorney’ Wesley C, Gryk, new Junior Choir 6:45 p. m. Band street meeting. 99 East Center Street Workers report that despite the ately following the awarding of atreet. ’j 9:00, 10:00 and 11:00 a, m. For Spaclou.s Skies” and a great many of thoae we see 28 Woodbridge stceet, and he still | British zone was a "precipitous" some of their dead leaders on May chairman of th* Democratic Town Properl.y eecured. by Dr. Sheri­ pbetlude— Postlude; "Andante" from the 7:30 p. m. Evangeliatlc aervlce. keeps this home open those one-way traffic on the narrow the contract, provided materials violation of the agreement by Jllllui^ 17, the date of Jor((en'a dispatch. "Today God's Son tar are available. committee and leader of the or- dan includes 64 acres of laipl, a Fourth Organ Sonata, Mendel- The Week ’’ around Manchester have been pur­ who desire to use It. canal bridge, which has to be which the Soviets lifted the Berlin This could not be confirmed, hilt » Trium phs"...... Bach crossed If the Warehouse Point Despite the.-fondness expressed ganlxatlon's force* In their suc­ hovise of about 14 rooms on He­ St. P'raneJs of Asslal Church asohn Monday, 8 p. m. Friendship Cir­ chased at Bill's. Tire A Repair blockade' of 1949. —Hfrthl Pholo tho stench of death hung In the bron road, p' barn and several.out­ ' U:00, Sacrament of baptism. cle meeting cancelled,’ In favor of This home was a small, intimate rouU is taken, there have been far the Buckland and Warehouse South Windsor, Route 80 Shop, 180 Spruce street. Mr. place, very much like a private Styles for freedom and’ fancy air about the compound, Jofden cessful caucus fight Monday night, buildings. The property, moaHy . - 4tI.. p.. m ... Wojpan’s Mlsslonanr ■Rev; Artlnir-Ji Heffermon,— - finai"Monday Evening at the CiU We Pay np .tie-ups there yet and.that traf­ Point ro.ute by Manchester resi­ Society tea at the home of Mr. Green Is well known to *11 of'the home. Ill the beginning, funeral ; ■ '41.- S. Imurs Warning during a Trammer o f relaxation arid I Miss-Janice Whalen and Mls» Jean ■reported. ; this morhlnf likued whal be has woodland; haa beih Ih Ihk 'LevA y I*sstor Talcottvllle Congregational Church add" meeting In Hartford, at 334 fic across It has been smooth. dents employed at Hamilton's new Washington, May 24—(Ah—The fcnd Mm . Charles von Borchers, 24 youngsters and they Insist on ftuy- homes were incredibly cold and fun . will be displayed by local | Angelo. termed his "lael word" on the dis­ family for approximately the pqpt Rev. Francis T< Korvells, not care-to use-them:— -*—«—. "not' serious." The 'heaviest traffic ■"When these people' frora -Man- .mrat. in which he give* Jtia -varalon. ■ ■ on at the Trinity Lutheran a. m. 4.^ 0 ^ . . 4 Uliriinive.difenaive.' AianClieTfLej^Manchester wuuiltivCouhtri’ V Club' - I I I U onvuj* S'atujrr! ; x-a*Ai thvir'Fleck, Mrs. a a a s n . 4.SVBernice 4 i l i a XI rBerg . 4X^1 " Obituary . j>t-ttLa.a«rata. DutLlM*va.raaulUd .ta.|.h°4“X.n„*a.thouse near the Sheridan home.' ■AtaO-a. ..ro.-Sclia ' —-The-Wpek----- r-.------_I t —you., axa. .thinking., jt-huylng. Mr.. Holmes. Jios. the. faculty.-tor "eongeatien-fautids --mr-herer-where .....-The--sii'ie-a^paHme--rirar«flo^Ff'7iay,-;my'8irrrcWria-ic^-ri^T^^ ;— Wbtcctwt:------Faith. - a bicycle for your child this understanding the needs of the :p iU G K = Ing through Poquonock to Bradley the decision of th*the inaurxantinsurgent foe-fac- Hebron road stte .hM been Mrs. Tuesday,^:45 p. m. Songsters. north and south traffic along Tum- late yesterday that It circulated a the left, Mary Ann Handley, Jan! Marge Finnegan, Mr*. Richard Levey's summer residence for tha The Week Second Oongregational Church 11:00 a. m. Service of Holy Wor­ 8:00 p Jm . Band practice. spring, why not drive over and peoplj he serves and he aim has prlke Road In Windsor Locks con­ Field, they'll stop lulng the Ware Blair and Jo Anne Handley. The I'M "'. Mrs. William Phaelon, Miss tton to file its protesL SSI North Main Street ■ For warhing 10 days ago against the past 30 years. Monday— ship. WedncMSjy ,6:30 p. m._ , Corps see Bill Green and select a Colum- a genuine interest in serving them verge, but the police officer on house Point route a n d come ftvrat ta.planaed.bar,.U» wj()inetLlRi..Mary Berry Mr^^^m^ O e iith t) Members of ths' insurgent »iS0, Gtn ■scoutsr~™'“ " - “^-.... Rev.-Inland *t);iiant,' ;Mtniirter v ■PretiTde;- Soppllcatltm •".-.'■.■SchTener hta” Wcj'CteT— Dollar for dollar . .Where. .PerBonal thrbugh' WtndKOT" Thir'■would posalbiUty nf ."xenowod Communist JSt,...... Mtcheal Sheridan .haa purcboied,... 'Cader'crasscs;''’' "■■-' to the bist'bT'hls SBntty."He 'Kliii Consideration tfatv at theifate-is rt|)Prted-t6 wtvw aggression." The on guard mes­ the club and Is open to the public. Mrs. L. V. Carlsoni' Mr*. Robert 'graup.''wb1cX''wi*"l^'“B^y a six-room house, also on Hebron * ,e;S0, Boy Scouts. Warren D. Wood, Organist Hymn, Crown Him With Many 7:30 p. m. Young People's meet you get the mo.st for your money been-joined in his business by his Rags, Scrap M»tol and said that as long as he can keep eliminate their having to use the 'nckets may be obtained from Alley, Mr*. Robert Rech, Mls.4 Jo Mrs. ft. F. Jonea Counsel John D. LaBelle In tU bid road opposite the larger home, and ,;,;;6;00, Luther League executive Crowns ...... Blvey when you buy a Columbia. I* A Tradition Windsor Locks river and canal sage went to all United Nations Ihg. sons, Howard and Arthur, both.Of othfff solvagaabl* ma- the line of traffic moving he can membera helping In the Korean Blair's or from Mrs. Paul Ballsle-. Anne Handley, Miss Mary Ann tar control of the town committer, 14 acres of land, Bogner has Se­ pneetlng. Sunday. May 25: Scripture,. Hebrews 4. Thursday, 8:15 p. m. Street 28 Woodbridge Street prevent any appreciable tie-up^___ bridges. Mrs. Sybella F. Jonei, of Rock­ Mr. Green carries a full line of whom have the same sincere de­ fight. per or Mrs. John McBride. Reser-' Handley and Mrs. Theodore Bant- ville road, Vernon, died last night announced yesterday they would cured 11 acres of property front­ 6:80, Manchester Council of 9:15 . a. m., Ch\irch School. Hymn, Majestic Sweetness Sits meeting. acces.sorics for bicycles and you sire to rerve. It was with the terids. vatlons for the luncheon must be ly- file a protest with the permanent ing on Brandy street. Legal de- lu r c h e s annual ■meeting. 9:15 and 11:00 a. m„ Divine Enthroned ...... Hasting 400 Mam Streol The department said "there in Manchester Memorial Hospital Friday. 7:.30 p. m. Prayer meet­ will find those currently popular thought of serving people to the troveray over conatnictiDn of a must be ho faltering" should the in by Wednesday, May 28. other models will be Mias Holly secretary of the caucus. They taTli were handled by Attorijey Tuesday, 8:00, Sdnday School worship. . Anthem, Bless the Lord On My ...I tallowing a brief lllneaa. Mrs. ing, Bible ati'dy. with the young people sold here. best of jils ability that Mr. Holmes Call or W rite Fairfield County thruway along Communists once again, try to en­ All new models will appear on Smith, Miss Patty Shlrer, Miss charge that Albert L. Adame, a Raymond A. Johnson. . • =,jlaff meeting. 11:00 a. m., Worshljp hour nurs­ Soul ...... Ivanov There are trenda in bicycle acces­ Three Alarm Jamn. .Blair... Misa Carol Bragtson Jones, who was the widow of Ben­ considered opening a new funeral the. shore, which the governor gulf UN- forcea on the-pentnaiila. this showing. In othar years.Um jamin ".Tones, was horn in * New member of Giyk'*-elat#, la attli a- This marks tho-second time-th* . Wednesday— ery; Sermon, "King of Kings" sories just as there are trends In favors.) models usually repeated the favor­ and bliss Judy Lockwood. The property purchased by Michael ■ v i 8:lS, Brownies. Organ Prclmle, Andante from Hymn, All Hall the Power cf Church Of The Nararene home. He purchased the house at The declaration was in effect a York City. She had been a resi­ ragUtared Republican and that 14 automobile aecesworles and young­ 400 Ma,in street and proceeded to I Mrs. Lewis—“ Did BUI Brennan correction of a Hatement by Sec­ ites of the previous shows. How­ narrator for the show will be^bDs. persons who voted are not on the Sheridan haa come into ownership A,rt 7:30, Emanuel Choir. First Symphony—'Vlerne. ■ .lesus' Nome ...... Holden 466 hfain Street ster* all over are just as keen OSTRINSKY Hartford Fire Joseph .Skinner. \ dent of Vernon for the past 25 of the Sheridan family. Th* six- Hymn, O God, Our Help in make it over into the beautiful [have anything to do with that?" retary of State Dean Acheson to a ever, this year Mias Hazel Barger years and was a member of the official Democratic, voting list. 6:00, G Clef rehearsal. Postlude, Pastorale ...... Llchnor Bey. James R. Bell, Pastor about having the latest styles. ' Dealers In Watte Materials has selected a group of different An auction of trinkets, treas­ room home waa owned by the .Thursday, 8:00. Examination''of Ages Past—St. Anne. 7:00 p. m. Youth Fellowship. establishment that It ia today. Col. Watt—"No, but the Fair- newg Tonference Wednesday. Vernon Methodist Church and of In hla atatement,. Gryk asaerta Bill’s Tire A Repair Shop also The beautiful appointments in 182 BISSEL LST. TEL. 5879 field County representatives .... The aecretai'y told his news con- models from the clubwomen and ure* and trifles will Ije held after Sheridans from 1806 to about 1918 Jwndidates for confirmation. Junior Choir Anthems, Psalm 23 . The W cck Sunday, May.85. . BILL'S TIRE Injures Four Hope Chapter, Eastern Star of that those people who voted whose and both local men spent' their carries U. S. and Goodyear tires this new home, its spaciousnef(s. “Mrs. t«wi* —"You mean seven ference that no warning had been i clothing modeled to the lupeheon. in the evening a Rockville. PVlday, Memorial Day. —Arr, by Davis. Monday, 5:30 p. m. Greater 9:30 a.m.—Chiirch school. AND barn dance has been planned with 1 names were not on the official youth on the farm. Saturday. 9:30, Jimlor Confir- "■-Alto solo by Mrs. Catherine for the bicycles. These tires 'are Its complete loudspeaker system • — towns out of 23 who protested over sent to the Philippine* kbout new j »»lt teenager, miss, matron or Mr*.-Jones leaves two sons and voting list, did so with the Rockville Ministerial Association. i0:45 a.m. — Morning worship. (OottHmied from One) the highway route?" Communist aggression in the Far grandmama. Blair's will have two an assortment of dances to pl'ense During tha many year*. tWit Johns: There Is' No , Death Wednesday, 10:30 a. m. Ladies' Junior Church and nursery at the of fine quallt.v and wUI give good that enables you to hear every PMge three daughters.- They are Ben­ knowledge and consent of LaBeile SUition Class. wear for a long time to come. REPAIR SHOP Col. Watt—"Well, Bill doesn't East. President Blpldlo Qulrino of j of their own model* in the show, everyone. they were neighbors. Mrs. Levey O'Hara. Missionary Society. Same hour. word of the service no matter jamin R. of StaffordvHle and Har­ and that among thoae unlisted and the Sheridan family became Hymn, My Country, 'Tls of One thing that is being stre.ssed William H. Green, Prop. age to Ihe interior of the building work with or for the governor." the Philippines had told reporters *■■ ry L. o f Newington: Mrs. Hemy 3.-.30 p. m. Brownies. 6:30 p.ni.—'Young People's meet­ where you sit and. its adaptability I Mrs. Lewis—“ I have always voters were the wife and two good friends. Mra. Levey is .the South Methodist Church Thee—America. is the necessity for *11 bicycles to and' the store stocks. his government received speh s ! -grt a , x~v J Partland, 243 McKee' street; Allen nf Elizabethtown, N. S;,' 7:.30 p. m. Adult Bible Study ing. for any kind of service, make i t ; There are five stores in the known that Bill worked for the coiulne of a candidate of the op- mother of Mr*. Anita Baker Tink- ' Me*** Street and Hartford Road Sermon, The Peace of the World have a large reflector which will outstanding in its field. j Columbia Bicycles Marsha Vennart, 96 Drive B. Mrs, Lawrence Biiechner of Lau- and Prayer Group. T;.30 p.m.—Evangelistic service. building. . . Fanny Farmer .Candy ,goyernM.'l poeiUon elate. He would not Iden­ of Boulder rrad,....Th# Sheri- Bev. Fred R. Edgar, Minister and tho Peace of God. Frld.qy, 4:0fl p.: ,m. Memorial pay ■The Week. show up dUUnctly at night. It , Mr. Holmes and . his aohi also ' tJ. S. and Goodyear Tires ru.ui"t.’ Uursier, ADMITTED TODAIT; AfHlreW •rettoiK fc. T„' and Mrs, Alfred' pMcjr F. Smith, OffeiTbry "Anthem, TTle Pcace-i^' is. olsa necessary to have a light Shop, 17.00'*., Inc., Women’s Fur- Cdi. Watf—"Oh, Clara, you havfc tify •ettKVr thii ciindrdiita di* tjibae 'aans also own abouf' 15 acres 'Of ' ceremony with parade and ad Monday, 6:45 p.m. -Covered dish offer full service for person* who never been In'the 'dfflce with Uiem. and .Martin Hastings, Rockville; UorUftaler: of Hleksvllle.. She also who preirnnabty voted for-him, property fronting on Loomis road,--- Associate Minister Handel.'~' on -a bicycle. If you were to ask R e p a ir s ---- Service nlshlngsi Old Hooiiestead"'"Donut leaves six brothers and two. als- dress. j simper of the Men's Fellowship. die out of Manchester. No matter Shop and Mary. Jane Shoes occu­ when they_were In conference. Faiifed Author, Victor Gue,' 140 . Benton street; The text of Gryk’a atatemant . The home. Included In the prop­ Herbert A. France, Hyp^n, ■ God u f Our Fathers, 7:00 p. hi. Junior High Group. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.—Midweek the average motorist about meet­ Accessories Children Present, - Rdaemarre' Pena, 364 Bldwell trrs. Harry Von beck of Elmira, ^ .M in ister of Music where yoii desire arrangements I py the first floor and Butterfly. Since you haven't. you don’t follow*: erty aecured by Dr. Sheridan la Known of Old—(^wer'S Recession­ Saturday, 7:15 p. m. Choir re prayer service. ing bicycles at night he would made, Holmes Funeral Homes w ill! 180 Spruce Street street; Bonnie Gagnqn. $4 DrWe N. Y., Ralph of California. Emil al. tell you that unle.ss they are prop­ Millinery, dealing In women's hat* 1 know Without dealring to prolonf- any- beiiavOd to be ovaiLlsa y e v * oW. hearsal. take care of the details for ' you, ' occupies the second and th'rd ! Mr*. Lewis—"Well, you realize, Passes at 59 F. ' - I5f Florida. Matthew of Moodus, Thi whole property haa a long and Memorial Sunday. Organ Postllide, Finale from erly safeguarded by a good bright Phone 2-0659 Western Musical Fred of Willlmantic and Robert dlfferencea existing between the ' Morning Worship at 10:45 a. m. Flrat Symphony—Vlerne. St. John's Polish light ami an ample reflector they simply call them and tell them Uoor, I and tho governor, too, that this | BIRTH YE.STERDAY: ai facUona, I deem it advlaable to intereallng history, and early rqc- what you wish. ' H.mpcrcH by .Smokc ____ ! Is practically on 'the 'eye of the | ^lighter to Mj. Mrs, R ^^ of Manchester; Mrs. William Sltxy nrds show the flrat owner vke Fruluds, "L en to"...... Mulet 6:00 p. m„ Mu Sigma Chi meets .. L’&.£ubcopaLX.luu£h__ ___N'AUoaiil. -CatilpUc. ..Chweeh,...... arc...extremely-. •dilIlcuJ.l..,.to,., scf.., ' W.. cdnvenflr- -(GoaUnuad; teem. P»ga.-Oa*t-. cnmpcn* hripby upon th* protpet ' ' No' ■'WaU4r'’'Wh'at'' seiS'Ice'' '/you 628-EAStUENTER ST;- on. and ’wH..-z^r-^-n-TTZiyr-ZTzr-rrr aFU '^ir 'do'To mohd '^HallorT Sti) Lydail atreet, tW ■“Ma7rpt»«eyr'atnt'''MrF:’ "'Hirri'Y concerning the caucus raised by *J(mn ClTrV S r'H a H lo fa ;''-^ al"tFe ciulrrh. Church and I..oruNt Streets Oolway Street When passing another ear, the PHONE 7654 Firemen were 'nampered by our Republican party.” ^ musical play. , "Acroa* the Ferguson of Lewiston, Maine. She Junior Choir Rev, Alfred I . Williams, Keetor Rev. Steoben StryJewskI, headlights arc so bright that a choose, the same attention is given dense billowing smoke that cas­ BIRTH TODAY: a pon to Mr, the losing side. believed to have purchased t^a The Week LIVE BEHERxllVE also leaves ten grandchildren. property in 1729. The property ■ JProceaslonal hymn, "O Spirit of Rev. Jiunes S. Krill, 5Ilss Clara Skrabaoz, Organist bicycle is almost Impossible to see to detail; money has no bearin'^ caaeacaded OUIout oiof theiiic windows,wi..uu«o. espe- ^Col. Watt—“ I don't care about ofMonday Robertson-School. and Tuesday by The the pupils scene i Within a few year* he was busy and Mr.". Leo Bushey, 670 North Throughout the caucus, Atlor Monday, 6:30 p. m., Annual Main street. The funeral will > be held from changed ownership several ilhlM the Living G od" . . . St, Leonard meeting of the .Manchester Conn Rector Emeritus unless they are equipped with a on the Holmes' sinoere desire to dally the third floor windows | Lewis—"I do. Now. I want was In the year 1850 under the writing short storlw for rnsga- ney LaBelle an'd myself serve a bereaved family. A frank LONGER-'-BE HAPPY DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: the W. P. Quish Funeral Home, during the next several years. ^ "Anthem, "Kterhal Reit Grant cll of Churches, beginning with Robert Hettinger, Sunday. May 25 good light and reflector. Make most of which they . were...... unsuc­ to know if this U final. Is it set- P«»ce Tree at CouncU Bluff, the ; sine*. He became editor of the at one o'clock Monday.' Rev. resolved any dlfflculttei whlcl , Them, O Lord" ...... Hunt loiy Assistant 8 :30 a., _m._ Ma.5s.___ ...... sure., your _chjl 4 West street. William B. Taslllo of 43 Edison .Recessional hymn, "Spirit of God, en's League dinner in' Ellington on service for junior and senior de- Great?” Date Book / BRAKE SERVICE and MEAT HOUSE Hickey, Bonnie Williams,Williams. RoseRose-* beginning About the Murder of received 257 Votes. In order to get 10:30 a. m,. Sunday School. through the front entrance leading DISCHARGED TODAY; Sharon road died yesterday at Mancheater „l.'*J3eacend Ppon My, Heart” / , , June 4 Will close, on Tuesday, May iartments conducted by Mr. Bet- 51 Bissell SL . TeL 8424 upatairs -to the Butterfly .Shop jmary LaCbapelle, ..-Caxol Morris, Galasnp,. 92. Seomoa Circle;. Cotih to the real purpoae of the meet- Vote to Reject fliiger, junior choir. The Week 'Front End Alignmnnt But In later year* the trend ■ • Meijmriai’ Hospital, He "had' been • a Trig, Altoraey ’LaBene 'ratf mysiHr ' M'orecambe 27. Thoae in groups will pIciMc call Tonight four firpmen were injured either -(ContlHued From Page One) Ernest Crosby, Stanley Elliot, leen Coughlin, 43 Wellesley road; resident of this town for four .....BosUu(te, "Bsimbande and.Fugato" their. gttmp.lcader; ;.o.lhci;a wishing! 11:00 a. ni.. Morning prater Monday, 7 and 8:30 p. m., M.Y.F. Lawrence Lovett, Mary Valvoi ~ . . decided not to call for a new vote with'sermon by the; reeror. sentorrrroitps meet aa-usuai.- —■; - Semi-annual- -public msetlng -of ____-.Trom -fijln g - glaaa-..or._when,.-Uie. Joan.Colt man.. 135.Baldwin road; ..veocs. -Born- In- Hartford.. SOpL 5, but tlint~lt "wonld'be falr to-spllt- Pact withJJML to, aUcndjnay_ contact Mt.s,_ Hunt Aieohollca Anonymous, Hollister Owiawl Rtpair WBffc first. Door celling, collapsed. . may attemBt-to , hew the state Wayne . Yoclc .&l Spruce atreet------.l8B4i.’ he -was ■4h*“*o«..of~ -Mrs,- ‘G»r- 9:30 and 11 ‘.00 a. m C^uurch af tfic partdhage. ’ choir. ‘Miislcal onttlhe of this aerv tK* ()6«tt6ni Of (ihairmim xnti Ice: ' School. 8;30 p. m. ALL MAKES OF Treated and discharged at Hart­ convention go on record as favor- S^ta^OreuU^PatVlcfa^Ch^^^^^^^ basis tar a' mdio «ries. he mcla Taslllo and the late John retary of the caucus between the School. ford Hospital were acting Lieu­ (CantiiuMd from P »l* On#) Processional, "Alleluia! Sing To Tuesday, May 27 Ing his reelecUon. Leo Sullivan, Bernard ^ l o n , i wf°te 'Modern Parablea ’ and Taslllo. two slates. 10:45 a. m.. Nursery. tenant John D. Bums of 87 Elling­ Besides hi* mother he leave* his 6:00 p. m., Jr. Hi North hlethodlst Cliurrh Jesus!" Bolton Seventh annual elementary SEWING Such a move would provide an Hvytau Gulbinas, Gerry Stratton, "Why I Know There Is a God." When the question arose as to Olrenlln said at Lo* Angeles 78 Sequence, "Crown Him With, HIGH GRADE ton street for lacerations of the Local Soldiers wife, Mrs. Theresa Calano Taslllo; . 6:30 ,p. m., M.Y.F. A scavanger 447 North Main Street school glee club concert, Ver- right hand and- multiole abrasions immediate. Lodge-Bre^nan showr i Peter Fultz, Charles Lucas, Nlch> j He also wrote "Father Flanagan whether or not those people who per cent of the vote there wn* AVniartl 'ncLaughlln, Minister Many Crowns!” ; Doris Mohr DTtaWa three sons, Benedict-. W< end Jo- claimed to'be DemoerMa but were ' fcunt for arttclea'needed by mls- planck School. JWllI .prm 6h..5.‘F*!9r.4;„Shen ,ot M down bn llie convention floor, jolaa Twerdy, 'David Fenrit David j Boys Town" with hla eon, .Will. against the ogreemeht. ' ' • Offertory, "Lift Up Your Heads" 1 . , MBS, Art. ExhibiW In- studio at MACHINES ,.?«lEll.Ri..bfi.tJh. of iiart(Qrd.,«HlJE!5tL -Bot.'onrtlie^-Het'ahoald-fi* ipermlMcd. .T«l. JIiM»C.hfi*tar S54&-'. PRINTING Hazel- street'.- -for -a-cut -nand.. At ;:osimaii*i«iitiaTt:;‘ftijm :.'.left,'^ jamas'A.-.'T'aatllo of'Canip'Chaffee.' ' ’•DHiffe'ViTOhfff. ■'tt'iTfl' dyilrfi'^oo.'. ’ I teait Si'Je’Rec/'S'iS'Tr.'T lop! “ EXWRTLY^lEMilM^ by Governor Lodge and State Depicting a fea.Mt under the ’''Otirsnii' kUth'Ofed' *■ WlwniiBf 'Of p-"'" GommgJloiiie To vole':' ft’(j K v r i; 'IK w *' IHlStra turned Uiei agreement down, 506 ■ «)M'Ung. Recessional, “All Hail The Power St. Francis Hospital. Fireman Ar­ the '■ motion picture scenarios and a Ark..-three daughters. Miss Anita ' 7:00 p. m., Epworth League Prelude, "Piece Herol^ue"j Franck m. thur _ Arbour____ _ of 631 ...... Park streets.. Chairman Baldwin contend they Peace Tree, the children of the, . spirit of fair play, raised no ob­ to 280, Processional Hymn, "The" Church's of Jesus' Name!" Eighth grade students who Wedneoday, May 28 JOB AND COMMERCIAL M. Taslllo. Mrs. Joseph J. Patrizzl jection lo IhelLVotlng. lully . real­ Through the Week treated for cuts on both hands i have enough delegates On their i Bcades sang songs and | entitled Mod Several Manchester, Rockville, and M-rx. Charles H. Wolf, all of fn-Porlland it was 4-to-l for re­ One Foundation", The Week made the trip to New York Wed­ Annual concert of Manchester PRINTING Fireman Daniel Abbate tar i side to win the election of an all- danced. Each teacher traln^ her . pAiHhiitert ■rtlrte* to the ! Ellington and South Coventry men izing that the final vote would be .^ e a d a y — Wednesday— SINCER j this town; two brothers, Daniel jection. The San Francisco vdte Junior Choir, "Children’s Prayer nesday left Hartford on the 8:15 High School Band, 'Verplanck Instruments loaned to be­ cuts im his hands ' ' Elsenhower slate r,t of Heie<.ai»delegates. 1 own class. Mr*. HandlevHandley wrote the . rie coninouieo . .. aruciea , < 1 . lo , me 1 . ; , of the 43rd Divisionruui.inn are>re Hatediiate* close rad that these vote* very was not reported. 3:16 p. m., Brownies for'Peace" ...... Sylvia Claflln 7:30 a. m.. Mid-week celebration Prompt and Bfftclent Printing and James of Hartford; six sisters, well could be the deoislve ones. It a. m. train, occupying, a special school auditorium.^ of All Kinds In spite of the hour a crowd of Whether the Lodge-Baldwlri t dramatic part of the show and In- ^ “ board the U. 8.. Gen. A. M. Patch Ann. .Insrphlne and P»ii)|nf-Tgn)). The favorable vote in Cleveland ,,6:45 p.-m., Jr. Choir Scripture t.,eBson^ Epheslnns_4il;,13, of tho Holy Communion. SEWING CENTER .^ n th ly . -Genr-Laiigfltt "th«t~aTS 'due-to caTivlthTTglOuAfrorn'East Hart­ ...... Sunday, Jons IS*------ginners on our trial plan. Some "200 persons gathered and Torees- ran hold Jhe'^^ delegates lo, of Hartford. Mrs. Margaret w(ui 21T“65'50: ....; ...... TitXTp. Tn;r Boy'Scotils '' Gfferfory, ''Reverie In A M^TmSrtaT D ay rnTdityl— ' 832 Main St. Tel. 8883 ^ ^______#ie»8s9 jIa 1 fllrccteo tnc 8nOw. TcftclrcTs AS* New York at Pier 10 to- slate had eight "challengers'' ... 7:00 p. m., Ctrl Scouts ■*-8:00 a. m„ Holy Communion; ford. Their tour, of the city began Xions Club horse show. Mount watched silently on the other side should a Lo^e-Brennra f l g h ^ , gigting were Mrs. Noll. Miss Heck- keeping magazlnea. He was widely I Tavnlghla of Springfield, Maas., The agreemnet was reached Saint Saens Nebo. . of Main street, as firemen fought watching the checking to chal­ terday after 51 strike dajrs. It ■Wednesday— ■ Hymn, "Where Cross the Crowded Secular Events: with a walk through Grand Cen­ COMMUNITY PRESS Manchester ! >*»•• Mrs. Coffin, Misa Smith, Mrs. traveled and frequently lectured. Mrs. Mary Reardon 'and Mra. Mi­ Saturday, June 21 the blaze. Among the crowd were Patch arrives tomorrow and the lenge any voters whom they calls for pay raises or reduction of 9:00 a. m.. Hustlers, all-day Ways". Rev. Clinton R. Jones, canon of tral Station from where they tbok Cor. No. Molii and No. School iChamplln. Mrs. Doyle, Mrs. Wol- chael .Ciflavechlo of Hartford and thought had *00 right to vote! 'Bieetlng. Christ Church Cathedral and DlOr First reunion of Manchester several Shriners wearing their red Gen. Langfltt Monday. seven grandchildren. working hours, and was hinged lo Sermon. ".lust One". ai\ underground passage to the . Streeto^— Telephone 5727 The 1048 scrap j cott. Mis* McVeigh and Mrs. Jar- Arriving on the Gen, Patch are I personally brought to Attor­ ..’7:30 p. m.. Board of Education ce-san Ypiith Coimaellor, will be Chrysler building. A trip to the High School class of 1922 at Man­ fezes who are in Hartford tar a ley never reached the convention | Funeral services for Mr. Taslllo government permission tar W m I-^ Recessional Hymn, "O Young and two day convention. M-3gt. Frank E. Gochee, 75 Es­ ney UiBelle's attention the fact find Church School stsJf nneeting Fearless Phophcl". guest . of the Young . People’s . Fcl- United Nations building where chester Country Club. floor. When it bwame apparent |. realized from the show Launch Move§ will be held Monday at 8 a. m. at ern Union to hike Its toll*. - - - - - ; 00. sex street; S*!t. Rene D. Cosi- that Mr. Adams was not on the in tha chapel. Postlude. "Finale "...... Franck ( lo'vshlp Sunday evening at they were able to attend a meeting Saturday, June 28 T. P. HOUORAN that h« XACbd c«rtAln aefcaL Braa-1 uMd to buy draw curtaina the Laraia and Sagarino Funeral The union agreed to b,ack the grande, 28 Foley street: Sgt. caucus list being used, and told company plea for higher rates‘Be­ iThuraday— Sunday School, 0:30. Thoae who plan to enter high of UNESCO wa.s one of the high­ High School class of 1927 25th ley took the convention platform jf^r the assembly hall window*. To Restore Cuts Home, 247 Washington atreet, school In ttie fall are invited to 875 Main St.—TeL 2-3414 FUNERAL HOME to announce that he would n ot) ------Wayne W. Mimsell, 34 Nathan him that I would leave it entirely fore the Federal Oommuhicatimu 1:00 p. ■ m.,' Women's Prayer Youth Fellowship, 6:30. lights of the day. They listened oil reunion at Country Club. JONES' Mrs. Lewis Tells with a requiem high Mass In St. up to him whether or not Adams "Group, upper room. attend. earphones to the speeches which Ideally lorated—convenient and contest the move to oust him. road; CpI. Herbert E. Haheon. 15 Justin's Church at 9 a. m. Burial commlBslon. Siinaet Rcbokah Lodge and King visit Jones Faml- North Elm street; Pfc. Edwin should vote since I didn’t ^wrat 6:30 p. m., intermediate Girl David Lodge arc to he gueata at Weekly organizations' meet at Were being translated In five away frum the busy thorongh- Started In 1944 Local Resident (CooUnoed Dom Page Oae) will be in Mt, St. Benedict Ceme­ Scouts. their regular hours. languages simultaneously. There hire and Floor Cov­ About GOP Feud Swanson; M-Sgt. Willard H. Mar- tery. any trouble over this partTcular th e'll o’clock aervlce. fare. Distinctive Service. Mod­ As With Brennan. Bradley’s ceau, 62 Fulton road; MrSgt, Nor­ matter. I Informed him that I was Friday— The Week • > was much dial twisting to sample ering Store for troubles stemmed from a dispute call vote. This was added to 8181,- Friends may call today from 3 em Facilities. 900,000 trimmed by the commlt- man Sterling, 69 Waddell road: aware of Adams' signing a change­ Give Misd Schuetz ;^7;S0 p. m., Choir rehearsal. Monday, 8.00 — The Woman's all tho translations. Large Assortment (Continued froiq Page One) with a governor which began in In Prize Play to to p. m. Concordia Evangelical Lutheran tee.^The jeducllons left 8.1.02?,- Sfc. Gllies T, Metivler; CpI. Har­ over allp to the Democratic Party Soclely will frature an llhistratcd churctt------After a.visit to the lobby of the o f 'Fine Floior 'ObV- 1944. Bradley wax then both state old 'Bagahaw, Cbl; Zoel j; 'Pareh- lecture by Mm. Fred A. Lit* who, DaUy. News building to view the T, P, HOLmRAN lu n can be named . IL Republican. 000,000 for the program, called A bM t .eiie : i M * “ Aiioihei* Shower 1 >Oeiiter Congregational Church Winter amd Garden Streets eirtig” C*n U i for . Fnnetal b lr ^ o r chairntan -and. natioaol commit, Cue- aitd-Gurtoln' of- East- Jiart- "defense support” Becaiise It Is lean and CpI. SalvatSr«.iB. Vinci, at the Town Cllerk’a Office. At­ Bav. Clifford O, Simpson Pastor. with-Mr. Lit*, made an extended The Rev. Erich Brandt, Pastor huge globe, maps, time and leaders in the county agree. j teeman.______He idelded the state chair- ford has been named winner of the all Of Manchester. torney LaBelle raised no objection weather data, tho group lunched Estimate. designed primarily ,to ' stimulate Fuqeralfi Bev. Dorothy Pease, trip through the Hawaiian Islands I\’an Beckwith, Organist and UnUl the Lodge-Brennan breach I the insistence of Asaociated Little Theatera fifth Also listed on the Gen^ Patch to Mr. Adams casting a ballot. 1 Miss Joan M. Bchueta of 341 last summer. The Kodachrome at a Horn and Hardart automat. C. S, M cHALE, Jr. European war production. ' Minister of Education Oiolrmaster FURNITURE STORE occurred, Brennan waa slated to Raymond E. Baldwin beraur* annual drama feativat. A floor reduction of 8111.200.- are M/Sgt. Elarl Kellner, Rock­ Joseph Pavelock am now shocked to hear the word High street was honored with a ', Or. Wataoo Woodruff, slides will portray the exotic beauty They rode the last remaining ele­ Dan Backer, Prop. Licensed Embalmer be a delcgate-at-Iarge. . of d'fferencea over party policy. William Brown, local resident, ville: Sfc, Frank Graezyk, Rock­ vated railway in New York, the ITS Center 8L Phone 8060 000 in defense support and techni­ Funeral services tar Joseph "prosecute" tossed around ao miscellaneous shower lost evening m Minister Emeritas of these Pacific jewels. Open to Sunday, May 25, The Sunday 86 Oak St., Monehester, Conn. Mrs. Lewis expreraed herrelf as ^ Withrtils resignation aa stale who is also a member of Commu­ ville; Sgt. Hardy Thompson, Rock­ Pavelack of 8 Cole street were freely In the release of tha oppo­ In New Haven. llie party was all: a silver offering. 3rd avenue El, to the Empire "aghast" at what Col. Walt told cal assistance profframs for 11 Far --■ ' Andrew R. Watson, after the Ascension. Phone 2-1041 chairman, Bradley’s power rapid­ nity Players, in the cast of "In Eastern Countries, approved by a ville; Sgt. Raymond Robidoux, held from the Leclerc Funeral' site group. I certainly don’t think held at the home of Mrs. William 'OC Minister of Music Tueaday. 7:00 Boy Scouts. 8:50 a. m., Sunday School. State Building where snapshots her, especially at an alleged state­ The ^ n e ," the Eugene O’Neill Rockville; Cpl. Malcolm L. Rose, were taken, voices recorded and ly dwindled until he was stripped roll call vote of 192 to 165. 'IJiia Home at nine o'clock- this morn­ that they are being fair rad loyal McKnight, mother of her fiance. Wednesday, 7:30-Tyler Circle. 10:15 a. m.. Worship aervlce: ment that "I don’t care about the play with which the East Hartford South' Coventry, and Pvt.-2 Ray­ William F. McKnight, who is -with souvenirs bought. The jauht to the Republican party." She said she of the lart of It in 1948. was left $296,800,000 for the pro­ ing. Rev. James P. Timmins, pas­ to their leader. .0 Sunday, May 25, 8:00, 9:15, The work of Newington Home for Prelude "Help Me, Lord” group won the award. The three mond Gower, Ellington. tor of Sc. Bridget's Church o f It Is.lntereeUng to note also that the Air Force in .England. T)ie Crippled Children will be shown In Museum of Natural History was Complete Landscaping MANCNESTER’S wrote down a verbatim report of gram ' 11:00...... t. Schroeder-Schrelner judges were unanimous In award­ Arriving on the Gen. Langfitt ficiated at the funeral home and at the same time that Mr. Adorns hostess was Mrs. Arthur Findlay, . Sixth Sunday in Pentecost. movies after tho business-meeting. made by subway as was their next Service the conversation as soon aa she Sermon: "Lift Up Your Hearts." move to Times Square. ing tbe play flrat place. RJIP'.n .n * 'v yorys o ^ i"* , rR(R..-OIUPJ.. ‘^ h t a r * a_'TMt^ Taft Monday are Sfc. Theron W. Rog- the committal service in . St. cast his vote, two cousins rad the and about 30 guest* were present. , Prelude—"Intro-Choral" ...... All ladles of tho parish are Invited. Anthem: "Still, Still with Thee ” HNEST REPAIR could after It occurred in the gov-, Report Kinsley T h e cost was-cited-for-Hs-con- ers-ond -Pvti-a-Robert-^-Ando reon — Mra. Ftndlsy and her husbopd Since fatigue was beginning to Shrubs— Cedar Fences emor’s outer office. backer and Irader'bf'W e 'drTve' for Brldgefi Cemeteryr ' — wife o f'a raHdrfWtYbn'The Other ...... Boellman ...... John Thomas certed teamwork.” heavy reductions, said the econom- ^ th of Mancheater. The bearers were Harry Satryb, slate, claiming to be Democrata, are both accomplished musicians :<"‘y"Prier« «,.NdU«-pam*." v.'-. ., bpther everyone, they limited the , SERVICE - Got Watt confirmed that, the .Abooixl.. the, Gra. MbeRae, -also, 'cjIhibHa'y4eA((M''«t''Gi*' JOHNSON PAINT CQ. ^ . .OmameotaL^hadq: and ; : LkmmI. SbRpe ■ lir iwogt'aiwa • wer*' ■ swoHra;- • They ■ W ar* T n f t , William Broitakfc,! Voted' with the knowledge o f A t Biid tftrir voital nwt piano nuiakgra :;-3*iiaami:''LiBkd KimlJy-';LlgHi/.;v>/ 48 Spruce Streel _ - - r-.'.- .v;'iVs '. -Josef Rhelnberger L Riiilt Trees Pfi Toasidw^ t’- -dusc-ta rdocfe..U0nday,.-Jura,. M rSgL- rrintahr-Keef*, Obhaid 'HawmgtdW toHiey 'ta: ___jthf lyK \- AV— A-.Ti-» Pughe-Evam /fiTiisiUm'. to the 'Didla;^ ' LtlUe 699 MAIN STRECT MANCHESTER -----wonWnT'coirfment im-the remarks George'nFi:'XlkirsV'Wggl ;TAlbort . K ill Palgr. Ori^nist Postlude: j'AlIegretlo" America, flsh^ bird ..and. Jiirican Irbns, Sewing Machihes, God defense support" In the form and' Charles (Tesssyt though Uteir names were -idao- ifffng- Meb.. WUUam C^.^coU ot -T Sciiptuce Leason—Paalm- 33...... attributed to him. William Kinsley, 25, o f 95 Stevehson. Sgt. Harry M. - ---;T4-rj'i ".' .-v.-r Adbiph - Hesse- If T i'l ir.r.u p iu i i/lTTr-.wvrwr' ’’aarif auTTirTTaarr rgwrile. 29 Cottage" contract; and Olive M. Curtis from In ad . suffercth n o t o u r feet to be Col. Watt;:—“ Not altogether." containing 1.8 grams of bichlo­ six months, five moffths and 25 street; Mr*. Beatrice Torrance 194 It is estimated that U. S. farm­ John C. Curtis, both of Manches­ BerUn. 5lny 34—CSV-The nr- spotty hour and 40 minuta^W 3:30 p, m.. Annual Spring Fes­ gagement on th* ceatnl’ faB t' p. m., Sunday School. moved" (P*. '86:8,9). tival and Fifth Anniversary Csle- Wlllimantic, May 24—MV-Wal Qvallty — ServiMt Mr*. L e w is :-“What, then?'-' ride of mercury, telling them they day* suspended, one year proba­ Middle turnpike east; Mrs. Mary er* now own at least. 7,000 me­ ter, habitual intemperance. '> reat of 31 high Soviet offleer% ter F. Lester, 79. president o f tha Dependable against about 60- Rada: ' .7:00 p. m.. (Soapel Maating. Correlative passages from the bration of Pastorate of Zion Expert Dry Col. Watt:—"Well, ther* ore would cure their hangovers. tion. Tierney, 25 Biles street; Mrs. chanical cotton pickers, half a mil­ among them eight ataH o t O e in ■ Tho Week Christian Science textbook, "Sel­ New London County Mutual In­ those representatives of the seven MeXUster had purchased 150 Tha cos* of Ronald Forrla 30, Efleonor,'Hutchins, Camden, Maine; lion mechanical corn pickers, 650,- A Poppy Dance will be held to­ a t the Soviet A n ^ a t Oeeepa- ' • ------!■ / »■ <" " ■ Lutheran Church. 268 Bristol surance Co., and vice preaident of JOHN S. WOLCOTT & SON worm taa-a itMpiaday, 7:15 p, m. Prayer ene* and Health with Key to the street, Southington, Conn., •. with WUliini N. Schifitfga seaboard (F a ir fie ld .'C o u n ty ) bichloride of mercury tableta, in at 107 Creatwood drive, chiw ed John Fronkovitch, 44 - |*erklns 0

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la an unparalleled crime. Wa ahaji horses is not to force them to deeds have attained a certain he leaves no practical atone un- -terped, not- if -he-notioaa-lL- ..-He Stiident.8 Named ...... Hal Boyle Iftind Wsome .aark^'qUlHk^ W -dhitastefnl - aspect fbr-those who- Salyalioju. Army.. not ceSm 'lo ia y r ’1f6u'“^ is persistent, energetic, and for­ have to watch them too' closely, WDRO—1880 owe reunlflcatlon to our people; to put them tp constructive work. ConneMicut It Is no longer possible to dis­ ever devoted to the smalleat de­ Radio and TV^ PLANT HARDY ^ :£upniti9 Iferalh M WOOO—1290 V m AY— 910 For Art Exhibit Service Suiidav unity muat not be won by war; Harness their energy! Give them count him politically, either In tails. too. - CHOOSE YOUR - How to Behave When there muat be talka between both something to do! If one of them . retrospect, or for the future. No one In hla sense# will dla- - m u m — 840 Eastern Daylight Tlnle WNHO—Oh. 8 Yankee count the poesible harvest all The, Art department of Man- The annual Memorial 'Service « BlMiU stm t Aldea; there muat be uaderatand- aymbollsea btttemeas, or chagrin, It may be dlfflcalt to .under­ CHECKING ACCOUNT r t MantliMtvr, Conn. By A. H. 0. stand how he oaUdiea on, and this may reap at the 'polls. clieater High School will hold ita honoring those who died while en­ CHRYSANTHEMUMS Now Ign and agreement" or disappointment, have him work 1 :DD—WDRC-^Kewi. annual exhibition of student work Boss Bawls You Out ' TBOKAS r. I^ROVt««5S' Just which of the many ingredi­ Benton expecte to put up a real HC»aDouE Pellowp. W’Cee—Pollih HouY. street and will cover a wide v,ar- wrong with your „work than he eulogy will be given by retired TRANSPUNTEO BEDDING PLANTS That estimate of the Junior Our “CheckMnotcr” for convenience -In the old days when a boss saw will Itaelf eventually dictate-• the tion. Use it to start doing eome- formulas. WONS—Palin’ With AUn. WON8>T*Polka Tima. lety of subject matter and media. something he didn’t like, he'd let does. Concentrate on your acting. Sergeant Major John Lyons, and ION RilTKS senator from Connecticut stems balances. WTHT—U. 8. Mirlnoi. VSTHAT-Italian Program. Let the amlle fade from your face. WINDOW BOXES AND URNS FILLED -vary. war. he, jwya.he ..la. ttylng..,to . havsft'j.jtejt, UkB -dnint Wl;erej fpr l;pi|ancq,_ 5.?hSteT.. W n C —Katlontl Farm and Homa WT-nY—Church of the,Alr. The following members of the out a yelp and dress the culprit Major B. C. Jones will speek On from- -what -ha*' *lw«ya"lieen;"'to- MeXinKon concjfntrates" on ori'e 'o f Replace It with a look of amaze- avoid. before. t our mind, a misinterpretation of .kWS„ArL S«udL«-g,,SaM»4.w‘U. Bcqi- .down-, on-.tbe-.apol-.lii. bunitag the ..,te.eroe„..hWhat.. Mean... .ya... by. by Mall *j two Issues, and contrives to ap­ ™”“ 6 u f '‘ftcgulai^ fdriafgie balkncesr onatratc how to use certain ma- iMguage mqre_ memorable Jhan weiit. teehr Kdrfdv; teeh *5je^ •Theae Stones ?" . ■-"Unity - '-of': - the-- nattona -In- Tbe.-ionai thing all-emotlona,-Up­ hls..slectlan..vicU>ry - -.|n. -1060,..a, -t m ■ JJoapUal...... w d RG—Naw#:--la»UaU4a.-to .LaaciL-. -hopeleaaneM:...... - ..... “ ■■■ pear weighty''and'solld lb hJs'Re- C WCCC—Npwa^ Mancheater UatlBoa. tefiaiiiTria •«>in iHs6’ litraii ’iriiffafi: grommatfcai." ■ ln'"c’a»e ■'of ’rain 'te'e"' iien'lce 'will' Carrtar ...... ; inf. basic misinterpretation which has — c h q o s e ;T n d “ 6 F e n “^^^^ . ilhmrad. Ona Taar . . . . Burope," aald John Foater Dulea ward emotions as well as down­ publlcan constituents, Senator WTHT—Shake the Maracaa. WTIC—Carnival of Books. demonstrators, G I a I n e Duncan, But today most bosses seem to Don't make the mlatake of argu­ bn incorporated Into the evange­ since projected itself into a failure ing with him about your rights. the other day, "cannot be founded ward emotions, have In common Benton scatters himself over all m A M TOMORROW WKNB—8porta Special. U ,45_W TIC—Medley T im e -H il Kolb; frescola; Dick Hazelton, pencil have lost the gift of tongue-lash­ listic service at the citadel at 7:30 to take the gentleman seriously Dark, Rich, OnlUvated j ,45_WTIC—Juke Box. Afteraaaa • cartoons: Verlle Morrison, pen and He wouldn't bawl you out In the p. m. ■ 81 OAKLAND STREET TELEPHONE 8748 S TBN aB ocSSSto*^PRSm on the {Permanent dlaunlty of Ger­ is energy. If we merely yield to In anything he does. Isijues, and takes delight in ad­ I j55—WHAY—Red Sox va. Tankeea. 12:i|—WDRC—People’a pfatform. ing. • They have found It cheaper, n t AiaoelaUd Praaa U MOluilralir venturous flights and behaves, as Grade No. 1 88.00 cn. yd. t :•»—WCCC—Muffle. WCCC—Italian Life. Ink; Sally Shrk, charcoal; Sue flrat place If he hadn't already that energy, it is aimleas and ber­ Wo ourselves were guilty, in by and large, to hire a psychiatrist mane ; . , If "ho were some free kind of Grade No. 2 12.00 cn. yd.’ H W DRC-Hormel GIrlff. WTHT—Newat Music In the French Woqd, paatela and Mary Parma- to find out what Is the matter consulted a couple of attorneys Rome's Colosseum w a a flrat ACROSS FROM STUDEBAKER GARAGE adyance of the 1960 election, of WTHT—Met. Opera. Manner. • <• The preaent aerlea of compll serk. If^we suppress It, we do so spirit answerable to nobody. He Delivered In Truck kian, water colors. The following^ and the National Labor Relations opened in 80 A.D. considering that Benton would be ■WCCC—Mufftcal Scoreboard t New*. WONS—Sunday -Serenade, ' with a derelict employe than It la board. :}n cated treatlea and contracta will at later peril. But If we harness is so refreshing he is boring, close Load Lots—Order Now ------LOOK A H E A D WKNB—Tanks ts. Red Sox. WTIC—Juvenile Ranch. will act as guides: Charles Braun,’’ to bawl the fellow out themselves All rllbta of rapubUeatlon of tpaelal the "easleab man to'beat" on the to, but perhaps enchanting, at a' Screened eand and all f.S«_W D R C —Grand Central ^ StAtlon. 12;I5-W HAT—Console Della Republica Sandra Doiitt, Elaine Duncan, and end up explaining It all to the And don't Interrupt him. Egg diapatdwa naraln am alio reaarrtd. produce only barren and bitter it and use It, we not only purge It entire Democratic slate for that WCCC—NewB: Muffle. distance. sizes stone delivered. WITH MANCHESTER TRUST WONS—Health Qulx. Mary Parmakinn. Donna LaVIsta, U. S. Supreme Court, him on. If. he gets tired of de­ frulta If they are looked upon ua of Its own exbesses, but convert year. Wo based that on the fact |;aa_WDRC—Report from OverBeaa. 12:3d—W’DRC—News. nouncing the faults you have he Full anTloa elUnt of N. N. A. Barr' Meanwhile, for all hia airiness. N U S S D O R F E WKNB—Sports Special. WCCC—News; Ukrainian- American flhlriey Bleu and Carol Foraker. So many--employes know their loo. Ino. eatabllahing aome new balance of It Into fuller and more fruitful that he was something of a W'TIC—Down Homers. Hour. knows about, tell him a few he Publlthem' RapramnUtlina: Tba Barbara Tlideo. Beverley Tllden, rights how that an employer la living for our own whole beings. stranger to Connecticut, that C O N S T . C O . t:!5 —WDRC—Adventure! tn Selenee. W’ONS—Women Talk. Helen Kuezyrtski and Arnolijeen healtant about pointing out their hasn't dlicovered. Jullua Matbawi Spaclal A««ncy — Naw power by a new and rigid political there was even Democratic resent­ *:8G-W0C<5-N-Newat Muaic. WTHT—Irlsh-Amerlcan Hour. York, Cblcaco, Datmlt and Boaton. atructure which la bounded on When the wild horsea threaten to Phone 8408 WTIC—U. 8. Army Band. WTIC—Eternal Light Thompson will be at the • crafts wrongs. As ha launches out Into a fresh ment of the way Bowles had WDRC—Radio Farm Newa. WHAT—Music from Srandlnavta, table. tirade, lift your hanging head BUREAU OF the eaa{ by the Elbe, or If It la stampede, get out the plow. BALGH Is Your Therefore, It-caJne as something Suggestion for Sunday picked him for the Job, and that WKNB—Yankees vs. Detroit. 12:45—WDRC—Bill Costello. News. of a surprise to me to get the fol­ and let him see the tears In your he himself seemed something of S S:45—WDRC—Correspondent’a Scratch- W O N ^Frank and Ernest During the exhibit there will ! » looked upon merely an a meana of lowing letter; eyes. Let ihe tears fall on hla desk A .whirling.darvish of. man,, too In­ 1 jpd-W TH T—News. ‘ hPPr.PP,*’]^.!-.? Pte'’lded_._,by marahaling the iffllltAry power of mini ’Bts-inl * H I. -wna- ■ wccC’^Frentfn-AmetTcati Kotir. Werner Vetter and John KlepereS; " "Dear Sir: ...... V . plop ; T»lop . . ; plop;...... terested In too many things at cats. WTIC—News. ,"I have a problem. My boaa T he main thing is to keep him tnomphlcal arrora appaarlng In ad- Went Burope agalnat that of Bo- the same time to prove himself WDRC—Parade of Youth. WDRC—Sammy Kaye. accordionists.. Linda Pearson. Art A SUNDAEAT aartlaanaanta. and othar madlng mattar Grange Notes 4:15-^WKNB"^Newi : Request Matlnae. W H A T-^uaic from Bcandinavia, If, Is in charge of mualo for the bawuq me. out last week, and I attacking you as long as possible. la The Manchaatar EranlcY HartIC ■vlet-domlnated Baat Burope." mental and pqllticat master of LAND SURVEYING and WONS—Frank A ErneSt. Just remember that boaMa ’'are any. , /■'i T 4;jtp_WDRC—Crosjh'Bection USA. exhibit; have a feeling he's going to bawl .We kgTM yrtth .,lhat, opinion. .We . — . Mancheeter. . ..“Vi'KN^^fe.ws;. JP Jl, me- Out-aif-kla-'tMe.-week ,'..plka«.iKlvaar,raJLac.^U»y. ..waar, .auL adraitlalii« a^ lac .bourai After' H«n® won,»tOI1( weW"® ulcl did himflUn In®Hi« CIVIL ENGINEERING ■ -The- -MHS- Art- Department -ex- toadajr—1 p.I. m. Friday.Frldr- atlll hope that aomebody In Europe 1:11—WTK^Behtnd the Pagea. I would quit and get me an- their temper they feel ashamed of Manchester Orange celebrated honoranor of acknowledging that ^TIC—Bla city Strentd*. WTHT-^ueit SUr. tends a cordial invitation to all A-n..JKfiMMrv_ ----- W THT—Tea -.ml--Oruiiii).**.- —- ■parentir"ana'"0th^-thritT'i^rtl"tn--oib«r-J«b-e«eept-lt’e-eller.- What.4atn I-do?-Jtt-makaa4^An%“ d-fe™»h;*WJ«y..XpUi:-,taarjL ir: » !» » t hla Victory had been sometelng - - ...... taad Suireyor-...... T R U S T C O . •iRD*~WHAT—B a n d -^ Damandt...... •WTfC«s*A!lmr'JoniE'^SBtnr. -...... If'fniiVIto fruit orfouenor 'Mot toppod with whippod creow ond wiiweioMS w d ol publication axeapt' Saturday-*Sati coi^y confident. year silver certlflcptea and silver WCCC—Music. WTHT—Times in Review. me nervous when the boss bavrla Reach out the other hand and grab of an accident, a political freak PONTIAC DEALER 15 Proctor Road, Manchester WTIC—Helplnic Hand. 1:45—WDRC—Plano PortralU. me out. hla hand and aay; chorry. Sound good? Tostos bottor! pina to Roy Warren and Edith of some sort, persisted. WTHT—At Home with MuHc. 1:55—WHAT—Tanka vs. Red Sox. Deaths Last Night ’'Thanke, chief, thanks. I know McCarran’s “Way” l.',’. ( .-Mt- r 'I t- '-I M.oii ll- -t>- TeL 7018 WDRC—OltL' Record Shop. 2:0d-WTIC—Catholic Hour. (Signed) A Terrified Toung Saturday, May 24 Wickham, who havs given 25 ’There is every evidence that the "WONS—Bob Crosby. Show. W’DRC—Symphonette. Man." ru be a better man for this." members of the Washington press There are, apparently, two years of continuous service to 923 MAIN ST. PHONE 4171 R •: 45.-WHAT—SporU. WCCC—German American Houi. By THE ASSOCIATED- PRESS Well, Dear Terrified, your prob­ Then, ^ you go out the door, M a ^ e ste r Orange. 'Past lectur­ and his colleagues In the Senate W0N8—Pee wee Reese Show. WTHT—Marinea In Reylcw. lem was so unusual teat t took it turn and look at the family photo We Lose If Acheson Wins kinds of Americans Interested In still consider him something of a WTIC—Terra Lea, *| WKNB—Tanks vs. Red Sox. Santa Monica.. Calif. — Sidney ers' pins were also presented to WTHT—Pan-Amertcan Ur,ion. 2:M—WDRC—Invitation to 5Iusic. Gardiner. 61. an Investment broker up with all the oldtimers I know he has on hla desk and say: saylgg. the "Aiffexlcan way M n , .Wickham,- Mr. and Mrs, Byd- freak.. He la ..too direct, in hla ...... — r U ™ . . . . , ------W e - Itnow what Secretary - o f -phony:...... Slid oil dcvcTdp’ei* and former busi­ who ran atlll remember being ''Gee. ehlef, JWH've-got a -fine- Iri two different ways. ney MacAlpIne, Mrs. Ruth Bunce, methods, too strenuously naive- 5:50—WDRC—News. . WTHT—Herald of Truth. looking family. Why, do you make State Acheaon would think of our WTIC—Your Box at the Opera. ness manager for Freeman Gosden bawled out by their boss (there Some, of us think that the only Mrs. Sadie Howard and Thdlhas In his tactics, too eager to ride W'ONS—News. are only a few of them left). Here me cry?" opinion o f hia preaent mlaalon to Maxwell. too many Issues too hard, for them WTHT—Music. ^ WCCC—News: Music. and Charlea Correll (Amos and way the ' "American way of life' BUY WKNB- -News; Sports; Music. 2:»5-^WCCC—Music. Andy). is the summary of their advice; This will'bring out thf. father Europe. Ha would think that we Subordinate Master Daniel to feel comfortable about him. PETE CAN’T BE BEAT WHAT—News. 2:45_WONS—Health Quit. in him. After all. Isn't the office can be preserved Is.for us to take S:«d-WCCC—Music. Santa Ana, Calif.—William F. Build up.the drama of the situ­ lackad the cold nerve required for Avery of Stafford Orange was Hla Incessant energy Is disconcert­ WTIC—News. ation. When the aummons romea Just one big happy family, too?. world leadership. In such a way present, and . the latter Grange ing. Even when his colleagues •: 13—WONS—8_ports. WTHT—Around the World. Allen. 65, veteran newspaperman, taking the big gamble. He would WTIC—Bob Steele. W*TIC—Elmo Roper. ■formerly on the St. Louis Post to go see the boss, walk Into hla He will feel ao guilty that next as to create friends and good In­ members presented their travel have to go along -with him be­ WHAY—Supper Serenade. 3:15—^WTIC—America's Music. office with a look of utter hap- week he will probably quietly give think that It la fortunate. that program on tee life of Noah Web­ cause he Is right they do not, we [FOR USED CAR VALUEiSi MEMORIALS WDRC—UN or? the Record. 2:Sd—WTIC—^ b Consodine. Dispatch and the Republic and fluence, the while we are making WTHT—Hour of Decision. Gazette at Phoenix, Arlz. Born in ptnees. you a raise. aome one of hla own calibre la con- ster. Judge, get any pleasure out of the «! 25—WTHT—Weathf r. Get It? You make him . think In any case he won't bawl you sure that we keep our own Ideals 6:36—WTHT—News, f 8:45—WCCC—Magaxine Musts. Cloquet, Minn. Died Thursday. ducting thia country'a fdrel^ Past -Officers’ Night was ob­ process. 1949 CHEVROLET ONLY $1195 WONS—EvenlhE Star. WTIC—John Cameron Swayse. you have no Idea of what Is going out again. Ha will be too hoarse. and tradltlona shining bright at served during the lecturer's hour Blit, although the'ktmnsphere WDRC—Sports Roundup. 4:#d—WTIC—Hats in the Ring. policy In a mood which tuma OF PROVEN WDRC—Music For You. BURNED TO DEATH to happen. He feeli like a cat home^ and all'past officers were recog- closely surrounding hl'm may be WTIC—NBC Symphony Concert ■ playing with a near-sighted The Missouri River watershed deaf ear to every conalderation nlxed. A tableau, "Foundation of WKNB—Stars Review the Hits. WTHT—Revival Hour. Cromwell, May 24—ifl’)—Louis ‘YOU ■ i< And then Senator-MoCarriu), the that, of tj^ Boy Srout who nev­ i.45_W T H T —Natfontl OuarC. WCCC—Music. mouse. covers one-sixth of the area of the CAM TASTt THt QUALITY" ■ M ich atimds In hla M y l He would the arirngv* -was presented by the er did ^ o w up, ivtiose g ^ ^ ' «:UrrWKNB-New»4 Bold -Veatur*. . Rivers, 69-year-old truck driver of Nevada Democrat,, told the Sales WONS-rChaHet-Kaslier.' ’ : . A a-he tees-off on. your wia- UJnUed Stalaa. - . ^ 1 ' think that uter, after the result, lecturer, Mrs: Haael Anderson. WDRC—Larry L^vueur Newr.' drSa—WTtC —Martin Kane. ' .FrlTite Hartford, WHS faialjy burniid when Senate, the other, day, that hla A collection was taken for 7:00 -WONS—Al Hefer. Sports. Eye. fire broke out from a match with after hla policy has worked, we SUPERIORITY! WTHT—Masterworks, WDRC—Hearthatona of ' tha Death BOUTI * •* MANCMIMIS e-e. * e .ft flilSUOMI S-4S4S new Immigration bill, which the "Poppy day” of tee American Le­ which he lit his cigarette. Rivera vrould come around, grudgingly, to WDRC—This I Believe; Saturt.'ay at Squad. Senate then dutifully passed, was gion and the sum of $11.75 was the Chase. WO.NS—Private Fllea of Matthew Bell was loading his truck with tar at admit that ha had been right, after realised. FILMS-CAMERAS Correctly designed monuments are products of careful, WKNB—Arute Flel dDedloatlon. WKNB—Poudly Wa Kali; the Barratt Oil Company when the designed to protect the "American .It was voted to buy a 10-dollar 7.15_W0NS—News. 4:M—WONS—Booby Benaon. all. In taking hla gamble. In call FI.A8H BULBS, CASES, intelligent study. They have balance, distinctio'n and WKNB—Armed Forces Day. fire started. He died in Middlesex way of life." By that he meant bond toward the building fund for 5:0a—WTIC—Hollywoo’d Playhouae. Hospital later. , Ing the Ruairian bluff, In defying, MOVIES, FARTS jmeaning; they have beauty ^hat will endure. 7:30—WONS—Down You Go; News. WTHT—Sunday Serenade. .tbat.4t..aEoul4..prassrva„ouc...raBlsl. a ,ne)y_jarange hall , fop,_...... \VXl.CTrX(L.Rfi..AnDD.uncf.‘L...... -.-WHAXooChape.l nf .tha Slrlanaa.___ for the pbM r politics eklijencIeB wHAT— nymphony Hall. WKNB—New,: Fred Warlof. S-SEPTIC TANK CO. and cultural purity from contami­ 'draHjgTe. o^ the moment, what might aeem Manchester Orange received a Cutting Done In Our Own Shop From The WDRC—Operation Underfround. WONS—The Shadow. nation by the entry of too many WKNB—Ave Marla. WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. INSTAULATION OF SEPTIC TANKS- to leaser and more naive minda, certlflpate for participation In the Rough Stone To The Finished Memorial 7:55-W O N 8-N ew a; 20 Questions. 5 :Sa-WTIC—Whitehall 131 J. foreigners. For him, the way to community service contest for 11:00—WTHT—Western Roundup. WTHT—Greateat Story Brer ToIC. InMcapable and fundamental g:15—WITAT—Koatelanet* Conducts. COSMETICS preserve the American way of life 1051, under tee chairmsnship of WDRC—World Newa. DRAINAOE F IE L D S- SEWERAGE truths. WONS—Twenty Questions. WKNB—Fred Warln*. WE CARRY ALL is to for ua close the gates, and Mrs. Thomas Dunbar, lecturer at WTIC—Jane Ace. WONS—‘True Detective Myateriea. our knowledge of what Sec' the time. Master Dunbar appoint­ Sports Equipment Manchester Memorial Co. WTHT—Western Roundup. S:4S—WHAT—Spotllrht on Sporta. -LCJAOINO BRANDS even send aome people back, al­ ed the chairman of the Home 1:30—WDRC—Tarxan. 5:M—WDRC—Larry Laaueur, Newa. CONNECTIONS AND ALL KINDS AMESITE DRIVEWAY re^ ry Acheson may think of hla ways being careful, of course, not Economics committee to send A. H. AIMETTI, Prop. WONS—Theater of the Air. Evenlax Arthur Dru^ Stores own course does not produce an CALL 5440 . lll'/i CENTER STREET WTIC—Tnslde Bob and Ray. to send ourselves back wherever parcel post package to New Lon­ HARRISON STREET— MANCHESTER WHAT—Plano Speaka. • —WDRC—My Friend Irma. OF DRAINAGE PROBLEMS alUration of our opinion. don Orahge for their coming fair. ASK FOR WTHT—Danelnie Party. WONS—The Gabby Hayea Show. SAVE 10% BY GALLING NOW our own ancestors came from. We •iW_W DRC—News, WHAT—Newa. iHe la in Germany to sign a con Mrs.-Edwin Palmer, Mrs. Rue OPP. EAST CEMETERY 4PHONE 5207 or 7787 WKNB—Newa; Guy Lombardo. have to be careful, In o\tr exclu­ ROY KNOaA f : Ot—WD R C—G s n E bu 81 e rs. tr^ t, with one half o f Germhay, sell Clifford and their committee • WTIC—Judy Canova, WTIC—Newa. SEPTIC TANKS PUMPED. CLEAINED AND siveness, not to close the gates to served refreshments. Thursday INSURANCE OPEN DAILY 5 A. M. to 9 R M. WHAT—News; Record Review. WTHT—Drew Pearaon. • WORK QUARANTEED which gives that half of Germany WONS—Theater of the Air. • :1*—WHAT—Peoplea Lobby. FLUSHED— OUR 1,000 GALLON PUMP TRUCK America retroactively. evening, 11 local Grangers neigh­ o f Every Description WTIC—Tale Inlerpreta the Newa. half a peace in return for that bored with HiUftown Grange and • :30—WTIC—Grand Old Opry. . Well, If Senator’ McCarran Is A R T H U R A . WDRC—Broadway’s My Beit. WTHT—Monday Mornln# Headllnea IS ALW AYS READY FOR YOUR SERVICE h 4 lt o f Germany’s promise to par supplied part of tee program WONS—Gu>’ Ix>mbardo Show. (;M—WDRC—Our Mlaa Brooka. • TERMS ARRANOED ^ right About how to preserve the LIVE BAIT-OUTBOARD MOTORS- 10:0G—WDRC—News; Robert Q's Wax- .WONS—Nick Carter. ti^pate In a military union Vernon Grange No. 62 recently KNOFLA AGENCY WKNB—Forward America. American -way of Ufej_hls Immlgra; hejd. Ita .Neighbor’s . Night., with works. .. - Whstam Europe.— ...... _.Eat-lS21______SPORTMO EQUIPMENT JNCUIDINC Save! Savel ...... WONS—Chicago- .Theater-of tha Alr» WTIC—The Chare. FriA■ ■PwVvWvVGwW*EstieistEL Gull Msiehestsf- I^MqnvWwWGW • EXFERIEWSE „ lion blU-cerlAlniy. does itL.. visItpmT Trom Suffieid, Biiington. -. B75 MAIN ST. ___ . w w c —Vtuxhn Monrfte Show. Wrre-The -Blf Show. '“ h e la taking two gambles. The WTfTT—Iflih Proin-xm. WHAT—Supper Serenade. What does It do if he happens Wapping, . Hillstown, Coventry, Dial 5440 or 2-4278 WTHT—Here Cornea the Band. fl^ t Is that the parliaments of Beacon and. Stafford Granges. BASEBALL AND ROLF WHAY—News; Record Review. to bo wrong? What If It happens 10:.ta—WTIC—Lower !^s1n Street 1:aa—WDRC—Jack Benny. SINGE 1920. th^ nations Introlved will actually All business Including the Com­ 5 0 % ” '’ WTHT—Top Tiinet. WHAT—Symphony Hall. Before you buy an oil to be true that our safety and 11:00—News on all stations. WTIC—Flrat Nlfhter. ratify the contract he la to sign. munity Service Project was ta­ WONS—Affalra of Peter Salem. burner "bargain” preservation of our own liberty bled until next meeting. The liter­ WTHT— Saturday Nlfht • Dancinf Hire, he obviously hopes that. ejwxit RECAPS Porly, WTHT—CBS Symphony. ,trMHlq.n dgpep^, isir InaUncfc; ary program conalated of Ooven- ll:15^Wf>N8-NatIonal Prod. Author- WKNB^Newi; Muaic Ton May R«- ireta-^rignatttjreft tiiy- TGMteYlA’ ' biuimunTr ''^A'»-Hect Millie. meaningless, and that the door appears, because the bill limits gregational Church of Vernon • :3d—WONS—Radio Carolers. 730x15 — $1730 7.60x15 - $15.75 WONS—Radio Carolers. WTIC—$*4 (Jueetlon. W^ be open to atlll more talk, other Asiatic countries to IQO Im­ (Juat down the road from the WHAT—Easy. Lleteninf... Grange hall.) Speaker will be Rev. WHAY—Gemme Claastcale, WONS—John J. Anthony Hour. ■ 'with Russia, on the subject of Ger­ migrants a year. But, from all the WCCC—News; Hymn Time. Brendan Griswold, a former resi­ WTIC—^bbath Messaxe. 9:14—WTHT—Three Buna. HEATING many unity, unUl raUflcatlon It- continent of Asia, only 2,000 Immi­ dent of Vernon and former mem­ WTHT—Music for Sunday. T*!* Praplea Act. ______300 USED TIRES IN STOCKr- ,f:45—WONS—News.'------WTHT—Paul .Harvey_____ gives greaterebmfort—— "irif'h as taken place^Thls offers grants a- year can be accepted,- and ber Of VetlHin Grange. A'-, social I W’TIC—Hymn Time. WHAT—Newt: "llaay Llatenlnf. at far leia cost. an entirely different approach this must Include natives of West­ hour will be held after the services USED TUBES — ALL SIZES ^ »:0(M-WDRC—World Newa. WTIC—Meet the Preaa. ern hemisphere countries who with refreahinenU being sc,iTed. , WCC(>-Strifijf Tima. WONS—Health Quia. frqm that of Acheson, who has The next meeting will be a mv>. WONS-Suhfty Bible Hour. 19:1$—WTHT—Gloria Parker. originally came to this hemisphere WTHT—Maialnl Society. 19:19—WTHT—Georxe E. Sokolaky. OiNERftL^ELECtRIC b e ^ rushing the signing of this slcal projgram June 6 at Vernon WTIC—World News Roundup. WDRO—Chorallert. contract In the effort to shut off from Aslan countries. So Japan Grange Hall. Included in this pro­ WHAT—Italian Prorram. WONS—Holy Trinity Service; Campbell Auto Supply, Inc. »:15—WTIC—ChlltVen^ Comer. WTIC—American Forum of the Air. airi prevent talk of German imlty. may have to be cut from that gram will be a memorial aervice. Hillstown - WDIU^Volca i»l.Bail*lon...... — Ifittr-W TH T—Capitol Memo...... Mr- Acheaon may win on both generous 185 figure after all. 29 BlSSELL STREET PHONE 5167 W Ol'®—Voice of Calvary. 11:16—Newa on All Statlona. This is what the United States Hillstown Grange Sewing Club W'THT—Hellenic Prorram. 11:14—WDRC—Public Service Program WItUAMS ofj hia gambles, and atlll lose. All met at the home o^ Mrs. Shirley • :10-tVDRC—ReliElouff Newa. WTHT—Thoufhte In Paeilhf. Senate thinks of Asia, that conti­ WONS—Back to God Hour. WTIO-ClItton UUey. the governments Involved may Morrison, 595 Hillstown road, WTHT—Opera Album. WONS—Muelc. ratify, and Russia may not start nent It so frequently pretends to Manchester, Monday evening. May WTIC—Bxplorara of tha Wild. 11:96—WTIC-Bob Snyder Show. OIL SERVICE Delivered In Mancheeter consider an area of essential 19. The next meeting of the Sew­ WCCO—News: Hartford Jewlab Life. WHAT—Moonlight Memories. a Vkr about it. But what will Mr. ------.-.t t:4»—WDRC—Guest Slqr I»:96-WTICV-Newe: Muelc. 341 Broad St. Tel. 2-1257 American Interest, whose mind ing Club will be held at tee home MiBa-WTrC^N-slronar RscSb PulplL -WHAT—N»wg.------A^eeon have then? Will he have of Mrs. Vivian Lesperance, 21 St, WTIG—The Miners. 11:16—WTIC—Palladium Orchestra. •plu9 9iota end lecel hixe^lf and heart . lt longs to^hlnd to the tMT .WiU he.hays at s(diiMfl!n.'St -Tsha-atraiti MesHlay «m lng,^M ay SSNgr««4Mo.»We Xiao. aay;:*baHBiiat ^•ipneat- “ Burbpean problem 7 ‘ Ameririqi'fciiise fri tke"world. 26. at 8 o'clock. WTHT-i4flefS«tle of TerSel. ■ WCCC-BUnehe TTme. ' WWVrWe fffffWWPI OttWWfl 49 W * • answer is that h« WIB have Heaven help ua If, .by_.any Several offlcerd and members of. WHAT—I tell en Muelc. * .WDRC—Caiurch. of .tha Air. Peteerii’'2B#” 4-deer eediiSt. -...-J»itt8ti.AH.te«..wllI_haye U a Urn; chance, tee future of the Ameri- Hillstown Grange attended the k.xu«i:4laYmaii ^XKTjaTiir rtiTiRfVzrag7.'»r«vcriaIg.vFi»j.iv.Tg«v»-i«g4r«t6r«i'W.frjg:kL'rJMia « ■ I a-jgpaNWjr.aajr-aa v« auF.*C0jraF e) poMiK playV-’m icondRimS'' on tee. popularity and respect we • leAftnfetitfilt a y r T -" - .. which, themaelvee veto its chance Storra ’bn ;S’uhd4y,' M 4 y 'I8 ,' ’aiid ;p tA G rY O U « ;;t> R D E ir^ o w T(0iR enjoy among ^ e peoples of Asia. the Minstrel at Sunset Ridge o f J permanence, conditions which W * Imbv* M vtrol fint shift optnings for wom en.. ar^ fun<^imientaUy even more dan- school, sponsored by SL Roec's Television Wild Horses Parish. Big Holiday Savings To Outperfbnn— *5!*'** aiterna- Seventeen officere and members Factory experience helpful. aMeDELCOKEAT tiass open—a continuance of the Ekich of us is host to unrully of Hillstown Grange attended the pr^ent altuaUon, or the unlflca P . M . Built To Outlast Them A ll! forces which, defending upon us, "Neighbor Night" meeting of 1:0G—Boston Bltckle. Apply in Person If you are planning to install automatie heat thin H * of one free Germany. are either servants or masters In Vernon Grange on Friday evening. 1:30—Industry on Pimd*. spring or summer, here’s a special offer that makes it See how you save on what­ PurchoM a naw '52 Packard today . . trod# for a now 'S3 jPhe fundamental truth whloh our living. May 18. l:45<:*Fllms. .. ^ worth your while to act now. Place your order today for Philip Cole, eon of Mr. and 8:45—Nick Kenney *ShQir. Mr. Acheson la determined to Ig- drOO^Fiim Shorts. , SPENBER RUBBER PRODUCE CO. a General Motors Delco-Heat conversion buimer or "He was a alave to hia own Mrs. Gordon O. Cole, participated ever tires you need—with 4:3I^FUms on Parade. for as littia as *598 and your used 's i. Ask us about details. noj-e was expressed, this week, by emotlona.” That la the etock in the dance recital of Mias Mary 4:30—Burns and Allen. Chapel Street furnace and get a saving of many dollars. 5:00—Hopalonf Cessldy. BI|hop Otto DibeUus, head of the phrase which Illustrates the Indl- M. Mdrlock, at the BuShnell Me­ 6:00—Lone Rencer. Oeraan Protestant Church. ridual who has neither the in­ morial on Wednesday evening. our biggest special in years! 6:30—Tou Asked For It. May 21. 7:00—Danferous Asalrnment , ^Germany,” he said, "will never stinct nor the ability to control Hillstown Grange will sponsor I Compliments Galore! 7:30—One Man’s Family. bciat peace—nor wUl Bktrope—as those wild horsea of the spirit who. Limited time only I Come 8:00—Ken Murray. Show. a card party at the Grange Hall Yes, and you’ll be complimented oh your appear­ 9:0^Tour Show of Shows. WE NEED USED CARS Ioi)g as this imnatiu-al division , (of if given freedom to do so, will on Friday evening, June 6, « t 8 10:10—Tour Hit Parade. ance when your clothes are IDEAL-ly dry cleaned. 11:00—WrecUinr Germany) exUta." drag a life hither and yon, until o'clock. This will be the final card in TODAYI ;^:00^Racket S^ad. OUR STOCK IS LOW flefening to Mr. Acheson’s re­ they have trampled it down to dis­ party in the present aerlea. Prixes Why? Beouise IDEAL cleaning makes colors Conel.—News. fusal to permit unity talks. Bishop will be awarded and refreshments brighter, fabrics soft, fresh— really clean. Saaday J I M ^ S grace and futility. will be served. Av M. DificUus said; 9;30-N ary Drill Show. "I am the captain o'f my soul," Next time -try IDEAL— ^you’ll see the dif- 10:00—Frontiers of Faith. n t is a bad excuse to say one might, on the other hand, be the ference. 10:3O-Mr. WIsard. , OUR TRADE-IN VALUES U:00—Haoxer Joe. CORNER LUNCH doM not want negotiations if one catchword for the Individual who 11:15—To Be Announced. Main St. at EMridge— Opp. Army>Novy Club naa-MJ is sure of success. Only dur- sternly keepa mere emotions In 1 0 % Carson. The General M elon CANNOT BE BEATEN P i Me : the dlscuasiona themselves will their proper place. EDWARD J. Don’t W ait-See us Howl 13:00—All Star Rerue. Value Leader Oil Sumer I find out whether anything like Cash and Carry Green Stamps I:00-Llfe la Worth Llrlnr. But such captaincy. If It Implies I:a0-Claeo Mid. FEATURING TODAY can be achieved." a strong and peremptory suppres­ 3:00—Hata In the Ring. POLOMSKi 3:30-FHm Sborta. THE GOOD OLD SATURDAY DISH |teferrlng to the fact that Mr. sion, la more bravado than sense, 3:00—Midwest Hayrlde. Atfieson’s poUcy wiU leave „,Gar- 4:00—Greatest Story Erer Told. FRANKFURTS AND BEANS The and, if attempted --ih real Ufe,' 5:00—Stu Erwin Show. man3r^ permanently divided, with might often achieve a momentary •uRding Coiitractor emd i:30—Super Circus, - A i«0 GRILLED PORK CHOPS WITH Os^mana enrolled In the armies of 6:00—Fred Waring Show. appearance of triumph at later '6:80—Break The Bank. MASHED POTATOES OR FRENCH FRIES th^ East and those of the West, and deeper coat mat as tragic, in Labor Contractor C/.t e u i t r s fta C a u n Jee r e r A 7:00—Royal TV Showcase. BANTLY SERVICENTER 7:30—7^ 8 Is Show Busineae. BRUNNER’S DibeUus gaid: Bandy tee end, as the w l o f the Indi­ itOO^Toast Of The Town. FOR FOOD THArS REALLY GOOD 358 EAST CENTER STREET — TELEPHONE 5191 DnUng to God’s wiU there vidual trampled by ^ own emo­ T E L 9044 3:00—TV Playhouse. 10:00—Celebrity Tlnsc. STOP IN AT AM 'S CORNER LUNCH 331 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER bo no wars at all. But If tion^ from tee start. 333 MAIN STREET T E L 7 2 5 9 10:30—Blectriio Theater. ' OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9~7SATURDAYAU DAY TIL 5 ^ 3 14 I N STREET S t 3 8 :00—Sniidar News SpeeUL npedallstag ia Spaghetti aad Uallaa Foods Shoot at Genaans that 3WA thing to do with thoeo wild S i a m , C o m . Htl^FIreaioG Theater. Cloocd Saturdays A t Ncton MEMBER o r MANCHKaTEBr ADTO DlULERa^ASBOaATlok ' ' ' 11:46—Mewsa ■ P ; r.r-: " V .

'*•■-. >;V. A X tO flV MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HB?RALD. BfANCHESTER. CONN- SATURDAY, M AY 24, 1962 PAGE NINE T r ways tucks a derogatory comment a - . : . . . . : ' iK'Wtth 'her vertwf -bouquets. Bratton Split Decision LOCAL Dr; Gibsoir And pretty sopn the friends be­ Little League™^ gin to see that Margie's qiieatlona Classified Advertisements aren't as.Innocent aa they seem, Winner over Flanagan Umpires Meet SPORT CHATTER -OTHER AD vs. ON PAGE. 10- either. Margie's questions help her Hearing on to gather the Information she - . By--=^- spreads around. After the information they have New York, May ,24—(/P)—NextAtlon ter Flanagan who got the vote Final Session Sunday EARL W. YOST B o o m * fo r Safe 72 Honsea for Sale 72 Lots for Sale 73 handed,out so blithely to Margie in line for Johnny Bratton, a split o( Referee At Berle .6-4-1 while Morning at Memorial Sports Ekiltor Steady Stream of Cuban CHARMINO FOUR bedroom Co­ LAKEWOOD CIRCLE — Choice License cornea back to them from seVeral decision winner'over Del Flana­ Bratton was named winner by High^ra^men Win lonial waiting Just for you and levef'sfi'aded lot. 100 x 310. Call sourcM ih .the fonh Of "Margie was gan, Is a June 18 roturn bout with both -'Judges.- Judgr Bert ■ Grant j - CHOICE BUtfiDING SITES FiWd Area atI IO .« SO f your children. Two-car garage. Robert W. Blake. 2-9887. (Oontlmwd from Page Oae) saying the other dky." her friends Rocky Castellant at Chicago. had Bratton on top -6-4. Judge Joe MOST VALUABLE PL.4YEK^eading In an Eastern .League Talent Headed for 0 7 B. Beautiful grounds. For appoint­ be^n to get a bit leery. Hymie Wallman, Bratton's man­ Agnello saw It 5-8 but gave It to Final polish will be applied to selections In the ■ Little...... - League game, 5 to 1. The boys were guests - Another CCIL Title - Two bMUtlful leU, Juat over the ment contact Elva Tyler. 3-4469. IX)T ON Bell street, approximate­ an appeal to the Superior (Jourt Finally—blit It usually takes ager,' revealed the Chicago date Bratton on points 7-5. 'The AP Little League baseball umpires haaeball pi’ogram in Manchester of President Charlie Blosslleld of after last night's Madison Square • Maadheeter Uaa, In >OtUtonbury. ly 117' X 320'. No water or sew­ here. The appeal claims that the quite a while—friends decide that card had It 6-4 In favor of Brat­ Sunday morning at a field demon­ the past tw() seasons are now the Cfiiiefs. New York, May 24—OP)—There,. borp perserverance and tha conse-1 For 11 Base Knocks One lot IBO" front. Other line 100’ MANCHESTER—Good Investment erage faculties. Phone 8488. Margie Isn't as harmless as she Garden nod over Flanagan. The ton. ' examining board acted lUegaUy stration and meeting at 10:30 at members of the First National Is a great deal of poetic Justice quent punishment Inflicted upon i vJtetait. Jilk la s ,iic a (1.100.. or Ideal.home for.huainesa.couple. •eemA-. Ia . fa ct,. aha- -could . ba ^.a . heavier .,p«(stellM j,^ legitlipat.e ,, '‘That,.,,guy..xl(m:t.glva 'A , hoot -B ank entnr in the Alumni Little Trounce Windham Hiffh -CCIL a'nS'-ariiitrarily in its dkctsibh, vib- Memorisl Field.-■ ■•-■■■• "• • :,» ______CHURCH SOFIVAiX .--Leagua in-.the-facl; that Bucky H*“ rta ha« HarrisrCubMia -In; incrasMnfr , tw oji room flats with, fl]^iaei9r: dangerous woman. middleweight, ■ ‘ upset Bratton about the customers," said Brat- .. ..Tha.„.u.m.pi Aa.a. Jiava... attandad.. WcjcUL..won....ihe. ,alart^-Mo«»t|ay-ntght-at-JiiIcmorial. Wins Anuthi^r ■bera. «ra~walring-good-in- tha big-., "Miheif 28'*rtit* Gataeff.'...... AWl -"Johnsons!^" Aitken bean— getUag.. .auc)i.- .fine, ■pltoblag- > .Lu.Pc.(. V, ' lleparate hot' m ter’iurn'Bcea. 'Ciii- -Heaort-Propertjr FoT'*le"74 Iated''6li‘'cbnifituCIbnaT'rights '’^"M a r^ e 'ii‘aa'''t'o’keep" Ton."’ ‘’Running sill the way and not school for the past four weeks an6 Field with the Center Congos from Conrad Marrerd and Julio time and Waxhlngton deservedly -■MardrStopfpwl" Manchener 1 .478 '• tral location. Immediate vacancy was not jiistlOed In holding that new friends instead of holding on If Bratton ge|,s past Castellan! trying to make a, fight of It. I Qyr won the honor last season. Bristol V..., 3 .780 ARTHUR A. KNOFLA COVENTRY — Gerald Park, off without damage to his fragile are anxiously awaiting the open­ meeting the Zion-Concordias at Star; Cole Captures, Marino, his two Cuban perfcctos. has several of the best. one apartment. Price 113,800. to old ones. For there is no&Ing figured I had him In the sixth but ing action In the National and The manager of ti>e, aurprialng Some of the marked improvs- Meriries (f) Meriden . ^ 4 .900 Realtor South street. Furnished cottage he was "intellectuaHy and moral­ hands and Jaw, the sleek Chlcago- 6:15 o'clock. Other league mem­ sb r o x e rbt 87S Mein St.*-Bat. 1031 Madeline Smith, Realtor. 3-1843 that makes others as uncomfort­ he's ringwise and a lot like 'WlUle (American Little Leagues. FORMER TWIUOHT League bers arc St. Bridget’s. Emanuel Mile, Glenney 880 Washington Senators deserves ment In Cuban talent in recent Windham .. 8 .878 priced for quick pale. Under 34,- ly Incompetent to practice his able aa having to guard their Negro is expected to go into Mon­ M naii. rf 0 0 0 0 Hail ...... 5 .376 Phone O ffice 6440 or 4679. Pep only b.lgger." Men who will umpire this WfA-f players who will . coach Alumni Lutheran, North Methodist and something good from the neigh­ yearn possibly can be traced to; r iy n r . c ; ...... 4 o 2 7 i n s 000. Can be financed. Henry Es- profession and had committed an words, for (ear of being quoted In treal July 7 to fight ' Laurent Middlatown 7 .138 Evenince 3-8038 or 3-4378 cott Agency, 2«fl High street. W. .-Bratton " floored ^lanagan for a son In Little 'League play include Llttls League teams Include Dick Second Congo#. Wednesday nighc With Bobb.y Johnson and Mar-1 boring island if ever- a man did. the fact that a conslderkble num­ n. EAiAC. 8(). . a a 4 ... 4 0 0 I 4 0 \ BIOBLOW Street -Two-family act or acts of. a nature likely to the wrong places and of having the DauthulHe. nine-count In the sixth with a BofhlA. aa ...... 4 1 2 2 1 ) 0 Manchester 3683. .. Bill MitcheU, Gordon Todd, Mert Cobb and Jerry Williams of the St. Bridget's plays the Lutherans shall Altkon scoring doubles two It was Buckv who. lii a n-e- ber of promiaing American rook­ ityrhlRC...... 4 0-2 I 0 0 1 Borne UatInKe Wanted flat. Five rooms each apartment. Jeopardize the Interests of the disquieting thought that they are AH this busy program leaves righr-to the Jaw. He drove home One game separates first place little time for Bratton, former N. Gay, Jim Tierney, Wally Foytln: First Natibnala, Nino Boggini of while the MethodisDi meet the firsts and two seconds each, Man* vloua hitch al the nation's capital ies began playing In the Cuban TomaatfUl. Ih 1 .4 1 2 II 0 0 1 Steam heat, copper piping, open public." being pumped for Information that another right to the body as Del from 1935 Ihroug'.i 1912, sul.ered League back in (he winter of n<*Man^hr^ If .... 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 Mancheater and rutmerup Bristol CRYSTAL Lake—Cottage 4 large will some day be used against B.A. welter champ and No. 2 con­ Bernle Giovino, Dan MuUen, 'Yosh Brown and Beaupre, Ed Kovis and Congos Thursday night. * KIOHT UIUES from Center. Three porches, two-car garage. ISxtra JudM- King's order means that crumpled and started to go. He Chester High’s track team the brunt of the flr.it m ajT in- 1947-48. This was no accident, tlr>ld«l. If ...... 0 0 f) 0 0 0 0 In the current CCIL haaeball rooms, porch, front and side. a m e i ^ r of the examining board them—evert though it is used In an tender, to pursue the current Vincek, Sam Vacantl, Jack Sniall Ding Farr of ManCheateer Trust. NtckodPmakl, 2h.. 2005300 standings. Yesterday aftarnoon new hornet. Two Cape Coda with building 16^ This la a very de­ Large lot. 200' from lake. Right to was stretched flat but managed to Ed Horan, Irv Russell,' Dick Willis wrapped up another Central Con­ VBplon of the big leagues bv Cu­ but was in accordance with a plan Mirqnuh. p ...... 2 3 1 I S % Q sirable piece of property. Priced must.-present evidence to show ingenuous way. champ. Kid GavHan. But there's a beat the count. LITTI.E l.EAGUE Manchester B«con, p ...... ® ^ ^ ® ^ the Indians suffered their first de- ahed dormera, four rooma with 3 private beach. Excellent for chil­ good reason for it. Norm Moore and Leonard Grace AL.Ia PLANTE, assistant coach necticut Interscholastic - League ban players. It was a harrowing contrived by the National and at 817,800 for quick sale. R. T. cause why Dr. Gibson should not (Alt rights reserved, NBA Serv­ Auto Parts’ entry will practice experience for the pld "B iy Pildt" American League tn help some fsat in league play at the hands of unfumlahed. 111,800 and 813,600. dren, 84.700. Tom Minor, Agent. be''allowed to practice pending the ice, Inc.) Sitting alongside Bratton In hU Lou Vlscusl, Flanagan's mana­ Also, one girl, Fenna Lee Fisher of Moriarty - Brothers' National this afternoon at 2 o'clock at Me­ track championship yesterday af­ TM ala ...... S3 **ii Tt 27 U " 3 A Meriden High. 6 to 4, Meanwhile, Oqe 6 room ranch houae. AH have McCann, Realtor. Phone 7700. Tel. Rockville 8-5042. ger, was elated at his fighter's AH' umpires will donate their Little League entry, is the subject and accounts for rome of Ih'oae friends out of a Jam, Mamrhratpr (4) outcome of his appeal. dressing room after the fight was morial Field. ternoon at the West Side Ovul ah r h (I. a rbt Bristol High was upaat by Wind­ flrepiacea, , baaement garaget, showing. 'v services to the L ittle League of a picture-story In' the oirrent is­ deep line 4 tn his face.. A lot of Ineligible players wtre 3b - ^ 0 - LOCKWOOD Street Comfortable The Judge assigned the case for young Gil Turner, unbeaten Phil­ Koaakowakl. 2b ... 4 0. ham in the Thread City, 8 to 7 In cabinet kltcnena^ baaeboard radla- , “ How'd he lodk?" he asked. “ We After going in the red last season sue of "The Power Plant,” official with an 83 li to 20 >4 success over IN THOSE DAYS,' Just over a knocking around at that time, Caae. aa ...... 3 0 - 1. i , - - , o^room home, encloaed . porch, a hearing before Thomas J. MoIIoy adelphia v/hiz, saying: "-I got him, AMFIRICAN IJCGION Junior deev'e. ago., the Cubiina. w' o could man who, by . jumplnE ito .the Max- 13 innlnga . twp, hot water w ^ « t . jaa»e wlndowa. Full Suburban for Sale - 75 hektTueUdky at lO'a. m. Johnny. I got him. can come back again can’t we? Little League officials sought s publication of Pratt and Whitney. Windham High. — ■ • Heaeti, -aa —.-vr.viTf '.4-0. 'TPE BlWtr • WIOMT Mahehestat’ means to try and cut down on op­ Al has been with P & W for 23 baseball candidates are aslted to' play big league bill were few and lean League or otherwiea' mtsbe- .Tohnlnp, If 500400.0 lotA 'very rood terma Suburban Basle for Appeal "Him" was Gavllan. Any day Who can we fight t We'll take Manchester High teams, coached Dx.y, Ib ...... 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 and Bristol will collide under the cellar. Lot 100' x 138’. Close to SOUTH COVENTRY—Route 31. The “ anybody?" erating expenses. Elarl Yost, a years and is a general foreman. meet Monday'night at 6:30 at the lar between. There had been. In hevlng, had gained the displeasure Realty Co., Realtora, 841 Uain school and bus. Only 88,800, cash Eleven milbs to Manchester. Dr. Gibson's principal reasons of now they will announce formally by Charles "Pete"' Wlgren, have Corrorxn, rf ...... 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 lights at Muasy Field, A Manchei- atraet Phone 8318. The customers weren't, staking local baseball umpire, offered hlf Legion Home. All boys who will captured the CCIL trade crown 21 fact, about two of them Mike of the beseball (Mwers. Many of Jlcaui.re, r.t, ,» 3..1 a. 0 .0.0 ter-4vbi- will give the Indians the 831000. William Ooodchlld, Sr., Throe year old custom built Cape' appeal are arfoHows; that GavHan and Turner have not ha've atlklhed their 17lh birth-' Gonzales, a' (iatcher, and DoIjiY thepi were plsyihg in the Cuban Aieinxny, c 3 T 0 4 3 S o been matched for a July 7 Phlla- much Flanagan or Bratton last services aa an Instructor for a JOHNNY PRINOLE, Junle Bra- times.,ln„26 .year?,,!.!)*..fitter. Jive Ififl;; loop title while a Briatol,wln Realtor,-7938 anytime,.-—^- : . ...Cod. horaor H oi. water-oil- heat,' .. ,L.,Tha,-examtnlng.,boacd-.act6d.tL miskaa, Mac ‘ McGuimr witt "Jerry day'before" Jamniry 1- arrallglblr.' Inique.' a -pitcher...... The average ' •W-mter-League. It was Btiggasted- -BxiuiasJx.. .4k.'.. . j . ,0. ..a..o .a .j)..o legally, arbitrarily, In abuse of Its Doctor “delph’la lllTe bout,' Ih'e 'day "b'e'fbre' night: Only 3,()3t bard'8ff.373 vvlffi' Little League school.' Fifteen' iweo ' years Red and White thin-clacls x-lirlpwoM 1 0 0 O 0 0 0 will croate ‘ii‘'lw«Kway 'tl^ for Ih'a EASTFIELD STREET fireplace, ameslte driveway, large Boys with the high sch(X)l team Cuban, lacking first class compe- to the league that the mlscreUnti Hohrmhxl,-lli ■,... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 M©V®-RIGHT-ln:-Slx-room-#lngler discretion and-agalnst'The evidence 4ha-baseball..-all-Stan-game ..4o--be. ■the.-Gian tA.junniag.;A-.couftt»r-at- !xegiatcr..b.y.JWlgr4m~gainad-puonec-. top rung In tha ladder. In iiddltlnn “ cTmed'iiHffisHaBespea’ ToCT3ooa' have been shown the fundamentals notch 'softball' 'piTcfiefs''irsted"witfi' 'raay'~n‘<)l’^ryoul’Tnitll'TtK'e‘ scfi'oolB'oy TillBH“ lWd-rBgtTf«tld'n"1ir " Trome';' 'Bg'mcR'ea'mr'ioia'TinfYiffli'TKSKiT "BTCSrlpoSi .'...... T”o»T"(ni”Tnr ...... TCff IKlHefT ------; garage. Hobby ahop. Lot 120 x when lt„ found him guilty of un­ played at Shibe Park. traction at the Polo Grounds. It up honors. to' the Bristol game, Coach Tom water supply. Price 311,800. Ex­ of umpiring during the recent teams In the Rcc Softball l,eague season ends. Wally Fortin will simply did not mea-sure up to ma­ but then what happened! Kelley's ei^w has gamaa left with 170. Oil burner, ateam heat cop- professional conduct. "I want the champ," said Brat- was. really a television studio Johnson won tfie 100 and 220 jor league standards. THE OUTLAWS, who Included Total...... 31 4 6 34 10 1 3 T3?r<^ Cajje Cod homes for clusive with Henry Escott Agen- school .seesioiM, ______this season, the Legion again this sum- MerMeii . .. 100 031 lOx— EasLHactfatd High MoDdAy,jtftcr.L ' poe-Tiumbiiigr-fitaeeHent-repair; ■—9i-8ome « (-the- findingfa-uf -guilty ton.~.‘.'But thla .guy.-(Turnerj is-go­ .ahow.-beamad-AcrosA the--aation.- -yard-deabes-end-jrteced'-iectmdj'lrt- —B n r tiiKt 'TUia Tior nothsr'TSRhw gmeii' staw un««Jt ciranr'aba'Lmi T3s(fcmwi»TrT!TS7Trr'rr.'.''’'i)iw wwatBPTT' , saferNew fesslhan ayear ago. • ey."-286 TIlgn Mr*n-W.'Tfanche^^^ ing to get him. Bratton weighed 147, Flanagan Assignments will, be given fol­ 'mer. ' ...... noon at Mt. Nebo and Middletown . H. B. Orady, Realtor, 8009. ter 3683. did not- Justify holding that he was QUESTION DEPABTMltNT the Jayclln, while Aitken topped piark Griffith, the Senators ven­ Klein, formed their own four-team 2b, Tomaaarttl. Bnthle, Caa«; 3b, Two are brick, one is frame. "Intellectually and morally incom­ TB DRUG NEEDS FURIHER ^ e n Bratton turned his atten- : 145 1-2. lowing the session Sunday. the field in the high jump and dis­ M oitl; a. Nlckouemakl; ab' McGrath; High here Thursday afternoon, How much longer will the night CHUCK McCa r t h y , Bristol Pete' Wlgren erable president, nor bis chief league, leased Tropical Park' in Flynn (n Tomaaaettl, Mearath In It was all Meriden yesterday. All have a full shed dormer, MANCHESTER7- Three bedroom BOLTON—An Immaculate four- petent to practice his prbfeseion, TESTS TO CERTIFY VALUE AS cus events and was ninnerup In scout, Joe CAmbrIa. Griff did Havana and began knocking the TomaaaaUI. Rychlee to Eajao to Flynn. ranch nearing completion. Large POSITIVE lighting unit remain up at Robert- sports editor, reports the Man- The Red Raldeja, losers here re­ tile bath, full cellar with base­ room ranch just off the lake, Fire­ and had committed an act or acts , son Park at the North End? The the shot put. Other (l.-sts were ac­ not possess much %( a (arm sys­ brains out of the old firm. The Aleniany to Kaaakowakl; ho, McGrath living room . with flreplace, of a nature likely to.Jeopardize the ““ "Hitting Tips""" ehesler-Bri.stol , iHgh baseball counted for by Milt Cole In the 4 tn S Innlnfi, Bacon 1 In. 3; an, Mc­ cently by a 6 to 4 score when the place, oil hot water heat, large Wilson Defeats lights haven't been used since, the game Tuesday will be staged un- tem and he seldom bought play-- Winter League yelled for help, .and Grath ). Baron 4. Maneztia 4;’ bb. Mc­ Indians rallied In the seventh In­ ment garage. One house is ipacloua kitchen with ' dining Interests of the public." - By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M.D. mile. Jimmy Glenney In the 880 era for money, so it was natural got It. storage closets, artesisn well. It'll exciting when a new treat- Softball Twilight League suspend­ (ier the lights at Muzzy Field. A Phils Acquire Grath 4. Bacon 3. Manezzla 4; pb, ning for five runa. Jumped Into a completely finished upstairs, area, tile bath.. Oood area for Oversized tworcar. garage, with a 3. His constitutional rights were . Ashbura’s Idea ed operationa ,t)va?year9 Jigo^lt. yard run, Jimmy McArdle in the that hq lqol(e.^l_sviU) . tremendous, .Tbe-riHlonal League worked out Alcmany: w. McGrath; t, ManaailSf "ncreatfon i^'m In baseiheht with 'violated;" — m ent'for an ' (rtd dtseaae -hits the Roekville. 6-1 loe8l wm"wHi- nail'down) 'the <3CIL sH ol' jpiit,' ■ Fiddle'' Lyn'^' In "■ the u. Coflilo ahd ■ P0*»V 1. ■ 3!» , a -" r la l tme run-lead tn the first frtnte and ahotheir the ^ Is Ih’ahd storage loft. Large loC ameslte wasn’t too many yea'ra ago that baseball crown. favor upon Cuban athletes, who a plan whereby each of its eight ■ninld (null'd out for Day In Ith then broke out for three more tal­ flreplace. Attached garagej large Dr. Gibson asks for an order re­ headUnei.-But It la also confusing broad, jump and Dez Desrosiers In came free. ,. clubs would send down a player or the third unfinished but drive. This Is a lot of house for and aometlmes conflicting testi­ I§ Choking Bat the softballers were, attracting JoliirW^ostiek (Tarlann alnaled (or KoaMiowiki In Ith. lies in the fifth. Single markers lot, conveniently iooated. Buy on ly-811.600. Vacant. LIberai versing the findings and revoca­ Woodrow Wilson High of Mid banner crowds to Ihclr games un- the pole vault. Relay .teams of Gor- Each spring when Harris opened two who had not been on Its active plumbing is there. Immediate now and select your own colors. tion; restoration of hla license mony makes It difficult for people BOB ANDREWS, authot of a dy Eckler, Herfn Frechette. Hal crossed the dish In the sixth and tertns available. To inspect, call dletown downed Rockville High by ' der the arcs. '! his spring training camp at-. Or­ roster for rfibre than 45 days. seventh frame to con^OetaLthe occupancy on all. Good rnort* Occupancy soon. Warren How­ Which was first Issued to him Feb. to know Just what really has hap­ no hit, no run game in the Twi­ Duff and Johnson also scored a lando. Fla... he could count upon T. J. Crockett at the office 8416,. pened. T o r y ’s batting instruction Is YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Trade 15*Gaine Winner Branch Rickey talked the Ameri­ gages available. For inspec­ land, MancheaUr, 8600. Irving 26. 1639, and suspension of the re­ a 6 to 1 count Jresterday afternoon light League last season, spun a first. finding an acre , of Cuban outfield­ can League Into following suit. scoring. or at home 8781. — The moat recent example of this by Richie Ashburii, the little Esstrni ^— WA.NT|SD DEPARTMENT: MAJOR LEAGUE THE VISITORS tallied twice in tion: L Kelman A Co. Hartford 6- vocation pending the final outcome at Henry Park In Rockville. It was Hartford 5, Resdinir 1. An official scorer and publicist for no hitter 'llntrsday night in the Summary: Bubba Church lo Reds ers and infleldera and pitchers This provided the Chiban Leagus of ths'appeal which may be carried kind la the wide-spread report of center fielder who beat out 85 Scranton 3. Albany 0. Hartford Dusty League for the awaiting him. They couldn't iMventh and sent home two more 0836. BOL'TON—New 4-room Cape Cod. a new drug reported effective bunts for base hits with (he a Central Valley B. Conference the R ec, Softball League. This 100 vard.>i: " 1. Johnson, M; 2, Fftr Outfielid Slugger wllh some pretty choice: tal­ runs In a last ditch rally in the to the State Supreme Uourt. Schenectady S. Wllllamaport 5. Alrrpcn against Kaman Alreraft. <3uint, W; 3. Kieblsh, M. Time, speak English and Bucky couldn't ent and apelled doom of the Insur­ Expiiadable attic. Vi-acre of land. against tuberculosis. The facts of Philadelphia PhllUes In 1951. game. The win was the eighth m . BInzhamton 4, Elmira 3. . year’s circuit jsppcars to be the ninth that fell short. ■ T.J. CROCKETT MANCHESTER r - New flve and Coupled with the appeal was the Nallaaal Pratt and Whitney won, 10 to 1. 10.7 seconds. ■peak Spanish sad few of them gents. Artesian well. 30 ft. living. rMm this story are fascinating. For Ashburn batted .344 last year, nine games for Coach Eddie Col­ best in years but lack of a scorer Philadelphia, May 23—(/P)—The Gerry McGrath gave up but flve Sole Broker one-half room ranch. Three bed­ with dinette, tile bath, two bed­ physictan's application for an or­ New York 5, Boston I. and publicist Is a decided handicap Hooks Martin hurled a two-hitter Mile; 1. Cole, M; Ritchie, M; 3, showed any symptoms of playing Also, It permitted the Cubans to By TIIK ASKODIATKIt FHICNS der to compel State Health Com­ years a search has gone on for only 11 points behind Stan Miuisl. lins’ nine. Brooklyn 6. PhlladelphU 1. Philadelphia Phillies have Johnny hits, four singles and a double by Office 6416 or Residence 3751 room. Tile bath, oak. floors, rooms. Priced to sell at 310,400. Cincinnati 3. St. Loula 1. In getting better crovfds out. Any­ for the Hamilton's as the Props Shea, W. Time, 4;5t.,1. baseball even ;or a last-place club. play regularly’ with and against NA'nONAL LEAGUE full basement. August 18 occu­ missioner Dr. Stanley H. Oeborne, some chemical agent which would He has a four-j-ear National Wvrostek back in their outfield Rad Caae. Meriilen combed the - Barbara Woods, Agent. 3702. attack the germ causing tubercu- Bill Scripo lanned.elghth for the PItUbureh 6. Chlcazo 5 (13). one interested may contact Recre­ blanked the S.N.E.T.C., 12 to 0. 440 yards; 1. Hyler, W; 2. Rice, BUCKY, FAIR MAN, probablv highly trained youiw stera—wltb- pancy. . Reasonably .priced, War­ and the examining Imard, to shqw L ea^ e average of .818, third Aaierleaa ' today but It cost them 15-game ia sorry now for .some. . of the. isnnia. Phlladalphla. .333; Adcockr lofllA. aa _aucc«ia^ . aa p^cU lln best among 'the active; playen ta winners While losOr Ronnie . Bad- ation Superintendent.. John;' ,.Hed- M; 3, Lyn^, M. Time, 54,7 seconds. E?npry::(Bvbh9)|,;eh|frth jw big league careers juat li{ front of ^glel?"^T he slander, tlgJtflMWder ^ JUkNCHB8T B R -«lipa. Ood-IFmtr ren- Howland,- Manchorter - 8800.- COVENTRY LAKET-iC ' bedroom cause -why a supenedeaa MiouM ^ituebner-sent-“12 W ilson'batters CTeT*lari!l..,f;'at ;lienls..3... MORIARTY- BROTHERA h«vr ■• •j’880 yarrfsr-- Y; Glenney, Mt— 2; Ihliigs he- said -In'- thoee'' itays.- tbenv.'-’Iiie-ervfdewce- seems to be t^cirnaU,-. .9 9 ; BaumhsllA iStteaca, flniahed, two unflniahed, flreplace, and other preparations of a sinii- his league. Ashburn led the rir- Detroit fl, Chlcazo 2. * ■ lund;...... - ...... -.... • regain the 32-year-old veteran .330; M u alal,% Loula. ,331. waa charged with hIS flzst lose Irvlng L Kelman A Co. Hartford houj^, all improvements,. . flre­ not b« Issued against them, stay­ down via the strikeout route. Only z*mes acheduled. suffered two* defeatsj in Tvs-l Schmidhaii.ser, M; 3. Potter, M.' Largely through' Griffith's atub- that they profited. ,'nuna-^Lm;knMin. New York, M; Rob- vp m atalrway, colored tile. Bon- lar kind attack the germs of other cuit In hits with 31 last season. they traded away (our years ago. after - regtsUring-five mouiul . aucx.'.;. 6-0836. ^ place, basement' garage, main ing the re.vocatlon.6f hla qerilflcate Line score: lateraatlaaat BOB BRADY, _ play to date as ag:ainst Time, 2:11.4. liiaon, Broflfctyn-ahTT 'Wimaws'.' -New , dlx Bcon-o-matic, • cu. ft. Frlgl- diseases. SprInzOeld 4, Baltimore 3. Wyrostek and minor league V,ork. 38: Adama, Olhclnnatl, 33; Raear ceases. George McGrath worked road, overlooking lake, private during the pendency of the appeal. Woodrow Wilson dissati-sfied witl f one win and both reversals have 220 verd.s: 7. Johnson, M. 2. Ty­ daire, electric .atove,- 17" Bendlx CAPE COD—6 / finished rooms, Filed Six Charges Hiousande of Tests By FRANK ECK Toronto 4. Buffalo 2. pltchf r Kent Peterson came to the and Pa(kt). Rrookirn and Thominn, the flrtt six timtngi for Marldsn beach, reduced 811.800. Others Over the paXt few years thou­ AP Newsfeatures Sports Editor 102 003 OOO—6 8 2 Svracuae 3. Ottawa 1. being sent dowi 5- been via the shutout route. Gebrpe ler, W; 3. 'Whltham, M. Time 24.4 Phillies In a .deal completed yes­ New York. 30. ' T.V. Many other extras. 76 Bret- fireplace with mirror, tile bath, The examining board filed six Montreal 9. Rochester s. Swan blanked the Gas Housers for second.'. Runa Batted In—(laurr, Chlcafo, and gave up four hits. When he 83,000 and up. Welles Agency, sands of chemicals have been tried Rockville ..000 100 000—1 4 2 by Syracuse o %. terday that sent the right handed lost his control In the seventh he ton Road, or Call 8881. picture kitchen. Oarage, ameslte charges against Dr. Gibson based Here are Richie Ashburn's STANDINGS the Internationa: the Hamilton.s while Norm Bouch- Broad Jump: 1. Lynn, M; 2. Fre, Roy Campanella Back .38: Thnmaon. Naw York. 33; Cam- Coventry. Tel. 7-6872 or 7-7801. .2n_Ws.connectlqn^w^^^^ In many different laboratories. Scripo and Ledyard; Babsteub- Kaitera pitching cnuurh to the ancinnatl lanella, -Broeklyn. 37; Snider. Brook- was repilaced by Dick Bacon, ...drive,. .atotm/L. ,«f,r.«.«ns,.„*hM It* rs, Recently;- -by ■■onA'Of-thoso-eolnet- ■ ■ner'Tmd'Dafberer...... ------•wrx-.'TCTr-'G-ErLr — League-to-Naah- .6E....^4!ldod .4.be— -pa-and Wluesawahh-glBckieatt. 3«.— -~MAWCHBBTBR-^Oia-C616hTat awnings. Automatic oil heat and Miss Ayres and Frank E. Wet- "Don't go for the long ball 'Rgdr.-PeteTsoirtrbetniriiSHrtar'Str lllta—Bnnla, Philadelphia. 42; Bauer, EI.LTNGTON dences which are' so common In Albany ...... 640 . v i 11 e in th e last night for the BA's. Final 19 feet, 9ti inches. as yet unidentified Phillies' (arm with extra large lot on but line. hot water. Well landscaped. Rasp- more, of New . Milford, whose if you are a little fellow. Choke Scheractady .640 ~ Chlcazo, -411 Kluaaawakt, Cincinnati, and drove in three runs. Bill medical research, several labota- Southern League , score in each game was 6 to 0. High Jump: 1. Aitken, M; 2. Fox. team, probably Baltimore in the LOckmah, New York and Meraon; Pltta- 6H rooma. New hot water furn­ berriea, bluaberrlaa, fruit trees. widow Is now Dr. Gibson's vrife. up on the bat. You can hit the Reaieing ...... 545 2U W : 3. H. Duff, and Ba'Ikcom, M. Blasting Home Kuns Borhie foimd Maneggia's dellv- ace. OH humer. New gaa auto- SUNSET VIEW tories at the same time found a Scrinton .... .545 2H and then to Au­ International League. burzh, 33. Many custom built extras. Near Tn hla appeal the physiplen says ball more squarely that way. I hit Height. 5 feet, 7% .-inches. Dnublea—Meraon, Plltaburih and eriea to hla liking and slammed chemical compound known as ison- Binghamton . .520 3 gusta in the Sal­ ,V The Phillies traded Wyrostek to. matlc- hot water heater. Oarage. new school. 14,000 cash required. DEVELOPMENT the board found him guilty of two It sharply, not far. Sports Mirror Elmira ...... 448 6 Discus; 1. Aitken. M; T. Thclcco, Muaial. St. Loula. 10-. Mlkala, Chicago out three aafetlea while Tom Rych- icotinic add hydrazide, which has ly L e a g u e. IS .Cincinnati for shortstop Eddie i Driven in anr.' wmiarna. New York, 3; Sauer, lArge shade trees. Reduced to No agents. Manchester 2-912L charges and- jiart of another, and "When you choke up on the bat Hartford __ .485 5 Plaiiiville Lists M. 3. Tyler. W. DUUnce, 120 feat, A_U Runs in 120 Boys to 'lake Part leo and Al Tomasaattl also col­ 810.000. Down payitleht, 84.800. Fine ranch .and. Cape Cod soma Temarkable properties in at­ wlllUmapon H If .217 10 back home ,ln Mil'er In the winter of 1948. Own- Chlosso, -2. lected two blngles. Wall Koaa­ acquitted him'of . three charges'! tacking the germ of tuberculosis. Today A Year AgO;—Bob Feller, National Manchester. He 'a inch. In Little League Play Trlplea-^Thomaon, New York. 5i For Inspection . call Howard R. homes. Beautiful settingi' At the time the board returned ace fireballer of the Cleveland In­ er Bdb Carpenter admits. it was 5-1 Win Over Phils; Adcock. Cincinnati and Maya. New kowakl went 2 for 4 to r the locals. The steps in studying the pos­ Brooklyn __ ...... 22 7 .759 — has returned to Racing Program Shotput: 1. McArdle. M; 2. Alt- the one deal the was always sorry Hastings.. 3-1107. ------LOOK.------Its finding It was reported to have dians. pitched a two hitter to de­ Nrw York ...... 22 8 .733 M *'• • Plsrera Had with 3 each. , large lots. Up Mountain sible value of a chemical compound h is j o b at the ken, .M; 3. Tyler, W. Di.stance 40 I>e made. Both Carpenter and his Maglie Whips Braves lound Dr. Gibson guilty of un- feat Waahington. 16-0. Chicago - ... i ...... 17 15 .531 6^ 'hiere will be 73 more boys Home Runa-rPa(ko. Brooklyn ahii FOUR BEDROOM Colonial style Road off Route 8,3. In a human disease are complicat­ Cincinnati ...... 16 16 .516 7 Rdyal in Hart­ feet, 3% Inches. manager, Eddie Sawyer, tried all playing Little League haaeball ^ u e r Ch^aan, 3; Mathewi, Boatoh and pivfesalonal conduct on three ed. First, the chemical must be Five Years Ago—The Nmv York Philadelphia . . . . . H 16 .457f 6V« ford, Brady Modified cars will swing into JaveUni .l. Provan, M;. 2. John­ For Eighth Viclpry, ^ co c k . Ctnclnnall, 7; Campanella. LaSalle Gains home, In excellent condition. SIX ROOMS — PORTER ST, counts as follows: Yankees defeated the Boston Red St. Loula ...... 15 18 .455 9 last winter to pry Wyrostek from this season than s'year ago tn BrooKiyn, •. ’ Open For Tnsnection Sunday prepared In pure form. Then, if it ' caught with the action for the first time this year, son, M; 3. Williams, W. Dlstamje, the Reds, but.wey* .unsuccasaful; Large .nicely landacapad lot. Two- 1; In failing to -make'necessary Sox. 3-1. to Increase their lead Boaton ...... -12 1? .414 10 Manchester. There -are 130 stolen Basea-rFoedy.. Chlcaao, A: ? Is aimed at attacking a germ It Plttaburgh ...... 6 28 .176 184 Royals in Han- when all the top drivers of the 142 feet, 4 I,!4'Inches. They finally gave up. By RALPH RODEN playera tied with 4 each. . oar garage with bailment and Newly decorated custom built 2 to 6 P. M. over the American League to 3>4 Bob Bradv 'boyi n'Aed on the eight loc.al testa to determine whether Miss must be tried out tn a test tube. American f-o r d Dusty Polevault: 1. Desrolsers, M; 2. Wednesday, Gabe Paul, Cincin­ Asoonlated Press Sports Writer 1 ''f?''''.Y<>rl 1-0, 5th Mound Win workthop. Thii. house will easily home. Large cabinet kitchen, beau- games. Clevf^land ... 23 13 .647 — United Stock Gar Racing Club teams this season while a year J'522' BBpooklyn, ro’ ' 4*0, Ayres was allergic to any of the If It works In the test tube, if League Thursday night, L Duff, M-. and WHliama. W. nati genera) manager contacted LOOO; Wilhelm. New York. accommodate a large family, tlfiil fireplace, tile bathroom, three drugs he prescribed for her or In Ten Years Ago—Mel Patton, Waahington . \H IS . .581 24 compete in a’ big combination ■ The Brooklyn Dodgers got along ago there were 48 boys on (our 24: 1.000; bedrooms, oil -burner, circulating TOM MINOR, Agent must then go to another group of Boaton ...... 19 14 .583 " 3 Height, 10. feet; Carpenter. He n«^ed a pitcher. Robma.Roberta. Philadelphia.PhllAdelphI*. 7*1,' ' ,#75. 818.000. c«Hl now Warren How XalUng.4» -make- necesaary -tusta to research workers-who -try 1t ou fln u s e , was clocked at 9.-4 for the New Tork' .. Ifi n .832 ahow of sportsman and modified " Relayr Won .by' MknchiiAer without Bby...Campanella. buL..sU.i. „leania..______...... ■ - York,— land, Manchaetei 8600. Irving L. hot water heat, storm windows and Tel. Rockvitle lI-5042~ CONOES18IONAR1ES A 11 e n- Carpenter renewed hla request tor hands ffre. glad the husky catcher .: corroborate the diagnoaii of her the appropriate experimental ani­ 100-yard dash at Modesto, Calif., St. Loula .... 17 18 .486 54 cars at the Plainrille Speedway (Eckler, Frechette, H. Duff, John- Wy:-ottek. T)vcnt,’'-(our hours lat? Each of the eight t3)amirthis' Kelman A Co,. Hartford flTj)83fl.., screens, ameslte driveway, over- -ailment.------^ relayA . ------Chicago ...... 14 18 .438 7 tion: Anyohe interested in opera- Sunday,.pight,.______lfc.^(Ut.JlUa£tJ.9.0...?yen, l.f_Je_i^^^^^ Scranton Miners are writing srted jfaratfer' TuHy Tandacape^ (JOVteNTR Y—^Sta te road, - colont^' mal#.-- first to-aee-if the chemical PhllaJ^pWi" n 16 ‘ 74 aoo.),—nme-lf+lrf.------r-..-..— . er-the- Iw’h clubs-had-g-Keal';— ..... -season wdll JM.-aUowe4.4o-dzeaa.- Si^oklvT* Twenty Y ears A go-— Vernon ' tiKg'tKtf ;cencfe;3sTb7i"8ts'naiir'H^ A toi!^ at. eight races is plan­ axadOy. sh^ishapB. . { 18 boys for each game. A year Themplvcr'Mr EAST SlDE^AUractlvi 6‘ room Near'school Moderately price to 6 rooms, •modem Improvements. • 3. In aiding-, abetUng-and advis­ worka 1* the living body, and see-- Detroit .., .. # -21 .900 11 ‘ mbrial Field this season, 'site of ail ...... AMERICAN TJCAGUE Eastern League pennant acnjpt,' 4 fireplaces, attractive 8-room ing Dr. Frank T. Genoveae, Dan­ ond, to see if it causes any harmt (Lefty) Gomez struck out 13 A's I iMwnal ned with a 25-lap sportsman and "My liRnd atlU hurts a little ago only 13 boys could be in ^ llln z—Mitclirll. Cleveland. .390: home with flreplace. (8 rooms •ell. Montreal .... • 2( 18 .fifi? — Little League baseball games, is a 25-lap modified climaxing the when I c g t c l ^ Campanella said Tha Jays tied the league-faod- apartment In ell, approximately bury health officer, to sign a ful effects. Obviously all these ex­ for season record, as New York 19 .576 3U uniform on game dates for V i.,:. •*«:,. K«ll. Detroit, ^ flniahed.) Oil hot water heat. Sy.racuae .... 14 asked to contact President Russell evening’s racing program. today, "but I can swing a bat." liig Albany Senators last night by " Phone Owner 2-2622 4 acres, approximately 84.000 death certificate certifying to the periments must be rigidly per­ defeated Philadelphia, 3-1. Toronto ...... 3() 15 .571 3‘i Paul. each team. i'lH'Ilnz. New Tork. .3*1. •>**: Wood- Laundry in baaement. Aluminum Rocheater .. < 17 16 .515 ' 54 The flr.st heat will get the green' That’s the understatement of stopping Williamsport, 6-5, while down. Several others. Welles death of Miss Ayres befoi's she formed before a new chemical is BA’s Blank Moriarty’s — ’*“J!?t A»IIs1 .andand Roaen; doora and scieena. House will •died. . tried in human beings. . Sprlrgfleld ,, 17 17 .500 6 flag at 8 o'clock. 23:. DIMaszlo. the Miners crabbed the Senators' Agency, (Coventry. Tel. 7-6872 or DOUBLE RACE FEATURE Buffalo ...... 16 18 .471 7 the year, Dutch HlUer of (Tlncln-. . Boaton. 31; bave new paint job in one week. MANCHESTER—One year young, AU' these stops'were taken with COACH VRED BOOTH'S Trin- nati and- Karl Draws- o f .. PhUadel- and RndrTauex,riaue Chlcaii and. act with a 8-0 whitewash, 7-7801...... — - ...... ■ . 3. In, sending Mlaa Ajdna’ -body Ottawa ..-f.'.. 18 23 .871 104 clodtng ...thm t p -^ firax ant.-'Booh'e'. 'Clevelafid. ^ 'yeap(l^!f,. yrSr4(Cl'it' ^"liiefa -yie.rY.-iktk'*fitiva ,;;.t^ ter thr;-V-ale:;MedlCB) 'SrilOOf IK Wa-' the 'naw-antl-iubereuloaU - ohemt-.' i> «’^ e . first doublerbeader program Baltimore-r.-H... t i'. t! hos«b^l .;£JL»MlNE''HrVtN:. MONDAY' phla ranch, spacious living room, din­ cal, and it Is liow in the process of ; GAMES team wound up its season .yester­ BehiMd-Bouehcjv 65(1 'lmrthgs''an4. mil's be­ be buried. Reading at Hartford (8 p. m.). • New York, M ay'24—(>P)—Monte Player of 1951 has lost none of his homer In the ninth. Cle».uid”'’i9. «'lcl>ril, ed tile bath. Attached garSge, yond Mlnnlchaug (3olf (!;i)ur e)— • Cleared In Wetmore Caae and women who are victims of erside Park Speedway. A total of win over Cheshire Academy. Trln Irvin, slugging New York Giant Standings Straight iMtback. This left Scran­ MANCHESTER—Two blocks fflom 8 Wlltiamaport at Schenectady. won eight games and loet )•'’* e ••• power due to hi# enforced ab­ SImpaon. ton and Reading deadlocked Juat dining patio. Conveniently locat­ water and electricity available. The board cleared Dr. Gibson tiiberculoals. Even after the, first 11- events will be on the big card Binghamton at Elmira. outfielder, will know next Monday w L Pet. 'Veteran Ken Raffensberger, aup- Center. Duplex 8 and 4 rooms. Only games i. start. Booth plays with the British Hamilton .1 0 sence. ScT. /iCi S>**uto, New Tork 41- 3 1-8 games behind the leaders. ed. Immediate occupancy. War­ J. M. (Jordon. Manchester 2-1008. of hastening the death of Wet- steps have been taken and proved which will feature two 25-lap fea­ If Bfi rl^ht ankle has_mended suf­ 1.000 Whitewashed Campanella sat out three games ported by youngsters Wally Post ^ Havelind. 40. Space for additional rooms. Large Natlaaal , ^ Americans In the Twilight League. BA’s ...... 1 1 .500 and Roy McMillan, gained hie Doublea—Prldd.y. Detroit. 3* Lenein In the remaining game, tho ren Howland. Manchester 8600. more In an operation performed in successful, drugs do not always ture races. Three o f the events Boaton (Wll- nt New Tork ficiently to let him irtay this sea­ because of a bruised left hand. He lo t Down payment 88,000. Man- behave in exactly the same way PAW ____ 1 .500 third -victory of the aasson over Lou'la"’ l * '‘t.V S'"! Marlon,*^t; Binghamton Triplets beat El­ Irving Kelman A Co. Hartford HEBRON—Cape Ctod. OH heat. 1648, and on charges of .falling to are carried over from last week (Lantrfr‘1-2'OT fleam j-t1. son. " I feel greet, I think It’s ti RHt4a)i Amrrtmiis (f) — returned to action Thursday and cheater—Near Bast Center street. 6-0836. in human beings aa in animals. ivhen the regular card was cut Brooklyn (Loes 4-0) at Philadelphia CH.ARLIE TOQMEY accompan- going to be OK," ha said. Next Ridges ... ,1 1 ..100 AB-4 H .ro A £ St, Loula aa Cincinnati shaded the •'’3. Saner, New Tork. 7 mira, 4-3. Six room lingle. Fireplace, alum­ Cabinet kitchen. Full cellar. provide Miss Ayres with proper rocked Hiller for a thrae-run Basement garage, aluminum Consequently, one cannot conclude short because of rain. From last (Fox 0-5). Nisht. led 60 boys from St. James' CYO Monday the cpi' eo>"— n - - ■ -' Morlarty's .1 3 .333 Red Birds, 2-1. Post and McMil­ DaT.lifi'*ari® Cl*»«land and At Bdranton, Mel Held (lung his inum combination storm eesh and pursing care or send her to a hos- Chicago < Mitnner 3*1 > at Pittsburgh Po)'»hue. homer. ATTRACTIVE 8-6 duplex, West storm windows snd doors. Large pltal. for tome time that this new drug week’s program the B race, con­ (Kline >4). last night to Bulkeley. Stadium to doctors can tell if the broken bone Griffin, ra lan homered off Harry Brecheen second straight shutouL Stellar •creens. Oarage. Well landscap­ Side. All improvements, hot water is the final answer to the treat­ solation and 'main event are to St; Loula (Boyer 1-1) at Cincinnati watch the Hartford Chiefs beat has set properly,. Spreading three hits over the .Tftdalnlak. t h e AOE KBCEIVBR con­ to account for Cincinnati's nma. Mulluiy'DetrSit, 3 ° " " ’ "O fielding by his supporting cast ed. Immediate occupancy. Down brick building In rear, wired (or In his reasons of appeal Dr, Gib­ RICHIE ASHBURN (Perkowaki 3>1). Gx'zn,. cf ...... ;. heat. Excellent condition, 818,900. ment of human tuberculosis. start the eveniQg;.s program. The tinued his destructive work last t h e LAST PLACE Pittsburgh and a two-run homer by third . payment 84,400. For appoint­ 220. About 7 acres of land. Over son points out that Dr. Gknovese American seven inning route. Norm Boucher ■IvritniorV. lb ...... ' Call owned 7906. No agentar- 30- 400 feet road frontage. Only 88.- Some Have Reactions other eight events will be the usu­ CHeveiand (Garcia 5'2) at St. Loula Oulnr. If ...... night against Drews and the Phib-. Pirates edged the (Chicago Cuba, 4 each. ^ Hed with baseman Pete Konyara in the ment please call Howard R Hast­ day occupancy, merely was reprimanded for the handle you can place, the ball hurled the BA's to their first win Coorrn. 280. Bxcluelve with Schwarts For example." It is possible for pretty good because -you don't al races of the regular schedule. (Plllette 4-2). He drove in all of Brooklyn’s runs 6-8, In 13-lnnlnga to snap an eight Sssea—Rlxiuto. New Tork 3* fifth Insured Held's atx-bit: vic­ ings. 2-1107.' death certificate incident, and the scant human belnga to develop Philadelphia (Kellrer 3-3) at Wash­ in the Twilight League with a Boucher, 1 have to swing, hard. Due to the length of the race meet In a 6-1 victory with a pair of game losing streak. Gus Bell and iind’"5 ,''i(iM' »"d Avila, Cliiva- tory over Albany.. CHARMIn 6 Modern home at­ Real State. 8274, or Hartford 8- certificate could not be considered undesirable reactions to drugs and ington (Shea 3-0). Night. 6-0 shutout over Moriarty Broth- | toi. i« 8138; as a death certificate until It was *‘Of course, I bunt a lot. Jhe the program will get undai- way at New Tork (Aaschl 3-2) at Boston ...... 28 3 10 21 * i home rims. johnny Meraon doubled.back to Schenectady found the invad­ tractively landscaped. In excellent indeed a few of these have been 8:15. Tile first 2S-Iapper will be era at ML Nebo last night. The i Morlartr'x (•) offered for the public record after best tip on bunting la to practice (Kinder 2-2). Campanella clouted the 100th bock with one out tn the 13th to ing Ttgera a toughac match. Moat SIX, ROOMS neighborhood. Can be carried for reported^ with this new anti-tuber- run as the third race on the card Only games acheduled. Maple Streeters combed Reg: AB R H PO A E of the credit for the Blua Jays’ (CRYSTAL LAKE Section. Fine the death of Miss Ayres. it a; lot. Try to keep the bqt above laternatlanal rf ■ ...... 3 0 0 2 0 0 of hla career with the bases empty break up the game. Ted Wilks 882.78 monthly. Call owner 2- culosta drug. It is also possible and the second as the final race of Moseley and Nino Petrlccs (or 10 ' ,h in tha second Inning and followed K'- Ohanta. Phll'a- win went td Lefty Ron MrosinakI, New brick construction. One 1837. Cape Cod. 26' x 30'. 4 rooms and The other tedlng of guilty, Dr. the ball in - bunting so that yon Sprtngffeld at Baltimore. safeties and were never in trouble was the winner and W arren 1^** *' *"*’ ***"'T' Boaton. 5-1, bath. Bhepknaion attic, basement that atralna or. varieties of the tu­ the evening. Regular prices will Dilailul. rf ...... up with a game-winning grand- Hacker the loser. who gave up Juat one hit in 8 1-3 Gibson contemn, did not Justify berculosis germ will develop which can hit It to the ground. as Boucher stood the Gasmen on Olekiinxkl. xj ...... 3 0 0. I 3 J ■nd a half baths, garage, near garage. CTnco combination win­ prevail. slam blast in the third to insure New York,' innlnga of relief pitching. Al- McKEB Street area—Neat and at- holding him intellectuaHy and mor- will resist the actions of the d.rug, "A quick start is important, in Indispensable For .Women tliolr heads. The chunky Hartford SurowUc-. If ...... J 0 0 2 0 I) AU American League games 4*: MeINrmott, Boaton. S3; Garcia, . bus and. achooL...... -tracOvely decorkWd 8 room Cape dows.- -Large- lotv-fll.BOO. -Tom- -ally- -ineompetent'-to 'practice ' flu bunting. -I try to bunt the ball as ZImmxrmxni- -lb -i; -S- -B -1—e- • 1 1 the Dodgers' seventh - straight ■BlBo were played at iiTfhl.'” The -geeeiand.- 9T; merer; Chteags;— *8- thqu^Tom-Coaagrande. 'the Bhit- ~ "The preieht'sIluaUon. therefore, rlght-'hRhder. tolbng .here for! the rixth...>b ...... 3 0 I a a- i 8hanta, Phtladelphle ga ...... adfilphla. Phlla bonus hurler, fallad Cod.' Living room with flreplace, Minor, Agent. Tel. Rockville • 8- profession. with regard to this widely herald­ 1 start to move. 1 move my right Animal Parade first time since 1950 when he O'Cxeeor. c ...... 3 0 0 2 I 0 triumph.' — '— ' ------pace-setting-Cleveland- I n d t"S its 8043. The appeal was fUed in behalf foot first because I bat left worked for Rockville, fanned eight MoxrIry. p j ...... ] o 0 0 I 0 Ben ,Wsde, 29-year-old rookie downed the Browns, 6-8, tn St. In hla fourth start with Schenec­ large- modem kitchen, dining ed v>tl-trtb«rculosls chemical is Petrl(y:4. p ...... ; i o 6 I 'o EIKRIDGE WILL BE MISSED .COLONIAL—6 ^OOMS room, two nice bedrooms and of Dr. Gibson by his counasl, David that It seems promiaing. it is not handed. The first thing td re­ and didn't walk a man. .0 righthander, went all-the way for Louis and the D e tro it Tigers tady, ha miula hta bat qount by VERNON—New 4-room Chips Cod. Goldstein, of Goldstein and Peck, member Is that you must follow Brookl>-n and spaced nine hits to swamped the Chicago White SOx, walloping a third-inning homer tile bath. Open attic, double in­ available for eVbryone as yet, and LEO DONAHUE and Bob Quinn Totali ...... 28 0 3 l t ~ i ’ 2 Wilmington, Del— OF) —Kent 24' X 30' OH heat, picture win­ and James C. Shahhon. of Shan­ the pitch. It's very hard to bunt a led the BA hitters with three and BA » ...... 020 301 X—a bang up hbr third triumph. 9-2. The other clubs were Idle. with none aboard. 10 years old. Excellent con­ sulation. Lot well landscaped. Oc­ time wUl be necessary to find out Miller’s great Jumper Elkridge, re- dow, basement garage. Near bus non and Wilder. It la returnable all that la needed about Its actions real bad ball. two hits respectively, each driving Rura battH In; (Julim 2. Bourhxr The victory also enabled the Performing in the home park. dition, garage. Near Princeton cupancy July 18. Call Warren 2. Donahi]^ 2: tvo-base hits. V-’hU- Big Hike Garcia, with help In Ured last, year at the age of 13 and. atoms. .14. mile, to -Parkway. to the .July term...... and possible' side effects, and oth­ ‘.'Many times you. must pick your home a pair o f nins. Boucher him­ Dodgers to protect their half game Hartford southpaw lAnry La­ ‘ Stteot School. Howland, - Manchester...... 8800. Immediate occupancy, 811.000. A manslaughter charge pre­ mort; threr-baie hllx. Griffin. Bimnirr- the eighth front B d b L e in o'h, with the title of world champion Irving L. Kelman A Co., Hart- er time-proven methods of attack­ pitcher and fielders when bunting self accounted for the other mark­ man; StoDn baxe». Oagne, Quinn. Cor- had over the rtinner-up New York Salle posted hla fifth atra l^ t vic­ Other Hatlner. Tom Minor, Agent. ferred against Dr. Gibson as a re­ because some field much better ma; tacrlficM. LaPolnte; left on baaei chalked up hla ilxth victory (or ntoney winner in the ateeplechoae tory. He yielded only three bits to , ford 6-0826. ing tuberculoaU should not be dis­ ers with a two-run single. Only Giants. Sal Maglie recorded hla Cleveland. Garcia blanked the Tel. Rockville 8-S043. sult of Miss Ayres' death was dia- carded for the present. than otherA” five Gasmen reached base, three BA'e 6. Morlarty'x 5; basea on balla, sport, will be missed by Delaware Reading. missed last December by Judge Petrlcca I. Moteley I; itrlkeouta. eighth victory without a loss for Browns on t w o hits imtU the Park racing fans. It was at this . BORNHEIM and SMITH FIVE Large room home. OH hot on hits and two on errors. Not Boucher 3, Moaeley i : hlU off. Moaeley the Giants as he turned back the Moat of the action at Elmira Kenneth Wynne after the. state 3 for 5 runs In 3 2-3 inninza; Petrlcca eighth when he weakened and ad- track that the old campaignerliet Sales Agents water heat. Brass plumbing, flre- REO SOFTBALL LEAGUE once did Moriarty’s have more Boston Braves. 5-8. lowed two hlja and three _waUu, was packed Into fEe'ninth inning'. Wanted—Real Estate 77 had prMcnIM.lfa r«se -ip Superior R o y a l N a v y R o l e 3 for I run In .2 1-3 Inntnce; hit by It record never agiialled hy agy Tl»a - TripletSr- leading—1-0, g ^ ■placs, open 'stairway. Oversized Court; than one man on base' in the game. pitcher, by Petrlcca (Jadilnlak); Ina- MAOUE STAGGERED a bit Lemon took over''wTUi'l.tie bases Call 69>6 or 6716 Ma.nn W .»d w »r k i» Bob Zimmerman lyas the- 6nly In# pitcher. • other American.. horse — winning three more runs and then had to garage, ameslte driveway. Lot CONSIDERING SBLLINO Dr. Gibson saya In hla anDcal Moaeley; umplrei, Kerr- In the first three innings and in loaded and doused the fire, The . ,88. X, 393;' ;Baa«tiful. laHxttkm.' :No m an. to, gat - past /lis t: -bass’-whaa naJk.. thkt ' he ' and" Dr;" did Lim ited la East ISliso.'' Jb ■■ J ' o " ■ r-iitha-Writh Tnit fronr 'ttarYoitoh t« Rtdi'aiia 'WhAtkMr NW Carver fo r ridge won the Ifidlan River 'Cfiioac agents.'Call owner 3334. PsreUk. c ...... 3 1 1 4 0, 0 he tripled td deep right in the aec- the last frame he (JlowecI only one lied to r two. ^ PRICED CUght Owner leavii^ Without ohligation. _to you, wa everything in-their poWer to save ond 'with two outs- and dted 'thorc. the aama_.club Tuaaday Sight hits (hclu^jRg four doutdas. ia 1943. ‘48. 'Aft. '4B .aim-■an; twak town. 8 room Cape Cod. Two MI«r Ayres’ life. HIT MANCHESTER—On quiat-street, win 'appralae'’ br make you a »*e»b Jarvli, rf ...... 3 1. 2 . -J2ulnn!a_siii^le. acojad two runs night in a Hartford Ouaty League A"‘ lWpie' Bfid-vAnw)(sen’8'' ''»ihtK: w ar he was aecond to (jrooning . Seal flippers ..ara eaten aa. a r unfinished rooms, jarajeA ' Ter- offer Tor ppoparty. See ua baftace Singapora-MAI—BrlUin's Royal. Mc“cConTille, 2 * 0 8 0 6 tUBSte: E d ' ipennaf^Y qr The Giants' Bcdred all of 'thetrjhomer'cif the aasson; >A.|ranM old JIHowsoiBweet MonWiH -SMqLJniig .p(;q»ulari»ed o a'4h»-''*gt«» rtallnafry tn NassfBB)3dlai>^ .»° ..'««v.°. iff ' 1 «,u_* ; *F ■. storm wthSdwS'i-n^'piifnt'Trees, tivo bedrooncr, tile bath, open f^up to this repuUtlon in Malayan SuHiran. Ib ...... 2 I I « 0 0 niipre‘1 double dowii the left field fow wiih SWppy- •’Keartia' ^ BRAE-BUHN REIALTT Bujuaciua. p S 1 1 0 0 0 wril'plant^l^ Teu 3-918S; stairway to two room-expanrion. Ruth m n eti waters—much to- the disgust of line. Both scored on Quinn's one George Swan being saved for .the ed five, pf their a'even. bits in that Kretlow for J.4 safeUei a t CSiicaga^ Johnson, rf ...... 0-0 0 i o o P *W betllea. frame. A two-run homer by Al WEST SIDE—Six room Cape COd. Full cellar, Garwood air condt AN -AGENCY with a Hat of ready every man-Jack In the area. Sloan, rf ...... 0 0 0 1 0 1 About to purchase a diomoi.u...... base knock. Those runs were tioned heat (oil). Oversized ga­ buyers waiting for 4, 8. 6. 7 Woman Whoee ’Innoeeat* Talk The Britlih fleet In this area Mason. 2b ...... 1 0 0 2 0 0 enough to win, attest by Boucher's Dark climaxed the uprising and ^ SINSATIONALi! THRILLING!! Plastered walla sad oak floor­ Rlrosa. U ...... ID 0 0 0 0 0 Newfoundland, once Engiand.'a rage, ameslte drive, lot 60 x 130. room and 2-famlIy heuaes. <3all Contalna Sting Losm FtImkIs comprises a few frigatea. mlne- eome to our store we tell you exactly what superiatlye mound effort. provided the Giants with their ing throughout, ceramic tile bath, oldest colony, is now a province Midget Car Haces Owners busineas'requires imme­ Bornhelm A Smith, Agents. 6948- •weepera and a flotilla of motor Total! ...... 23 9 ” 7 *21 " d *2 Gagne started a three run up­ margin of victory lavatory, ■ fireplace, vestibule; It takes friends quite a while to Center Springa <5) you ought to know. W e don't make extrav­ rising in the fourth by reaching of Canada. ' Maglie permitted eight hits, in- three ^rmers, hatchway. Top diate residence In another itate, 6716. laUnchet. Once in a while, the MIDGET AUTO RACES find out that Margie is ieajly fdrmer are given a chance to cut AB R H PO A E on a boot. Quinn followed with his At Fairgrounds HALF MILE DIET TRACK condition. One-car overslse ga­ 814,000. Evenings, 3160 or Frank dangerous woman. Dexter. 3b .... S 3 1 1 S 1 agant ctgjmt as to size and quolity and Plnney (3877.) Walton W. Grant, IVANTED—Your property to sell. loose with their four-inch guns Oleasnn. u .... . 4 0 1 1 1 0 second hit. A pickoff at first rage. Exclusive with Henry-Ea- At first meeting, and often for VlnCek. c ...... 9 0 1 1 3 0 failed lyhen Zimmerman lost the cott Agency. Tel. 3683. Realtor, 647 Main atreet,— Hart­ Reliable buyers liltin g with cast against supposed (Tommuntst tar- Sh»w. If ...... then add a ridiculously low price ticket. for four, five, alxraeven room sin­ a. long time afterward, Margie's gota, along the coast. • 2 O i l 0 1 ball and the runners moved up. Stafford Springa—For the sec­ STAFFORD SPRINBS SPEEDWAY, CONN. ford 3-7884. wide-eyed interest In other peo­ Tsvitlon. lb . 3 0 0 6 0 0 . Boqcher's single rescued them. Little League Baseball ! PRICE REDUCED. Large six-room gle and two-faratly in Manches­ But'thc navy’s main Job here is Cobb, cf ...... 3. 0 0 2 0 0 There are no bargains in diamonds. ond season in the history of auto­ SUNDAY, MAT 2SHi—2:30 r. M. ter, Bolton. Coventry and Vernon. ple's lives seems Just that—genu­ to take small army patrols up Gromsn. 3b .... . 8 1 2 i George LaPolnte slnglbd, sending mobile racing, midget race cars , American Colonial with twin M a n c h e s t e r g r e e n ine and harmless intsrest. Bjorkmxn,- rf ,, . 8 0 0 3 1l 1 Moseley to an early shower. Dona­ RAIN DATE JUNE 1st « slxed bedroonu, extra large Finances arranged. Howard R Jungle riveix spd inleU and drop Coffin; p ...... , 3 3 1 1 0 0 will compete on a half-mile diet RESERVE SEATS—$1.80 ta x Incl. Hastings. Phone 3-1107. Until they know her much, them in known Communist aresA Simmons, rf ..., . 1 0 0 0 0 0 hue greeted Petrlcca with a run- Drive for Funds Sunday , closeU, spacious haUa, IH bath- Near East Center Street. much better her friends don't cen­ W e do, however, toy this: No one offers producing single before the side tiiick' In New England., Sunday GENERAL ADMISSION—$1.30 tax lack ' I rooms, screened porch, attached CHILOREN—$0o tax lacl. Four rooms with two unfin 8ELUNG YOUR Property? Con- sor what they say within Margie's Totals ...... 37 7li*9"i was retired. afternoon at Stafford Springs ; garage, open atUc, In one of hearing. HR. HannA Bujuaclus. Dexter;. 3b, finer diamonds than we do and, hav­ SANCTIONED A. R. D. C ished. One year old. Tile bath, tact the ,Ellsworth Mitten Agen­ Officials Study Vincek. Coffin RBI, Dexter (1), Hanna A IA>NO FLY by Donahue In Little League baseball - playera With the increased number of Speedway: ' Mancheater’a finest residential cy. or any Manchester Real Es­ Her queatlona aomehow manage (4), BuJuacluA (31. Jarvis (1). the sixth brought in.Herm Correa In uniform will ring the door bells iteama this'season there will be - aelgbborhood’a Owner 2.0032. hot water oil heat, fireplace, ing placed your trust in us, Drivers from all parts of the tate concern because it stands to to seem Ingenuous, rather than 8660. who had out-legged an Infield hit, or knock on front doors of aU ' added expenses. Financial sup­ open stairway, full rough prying. Mountain Sheep 34-49 Float are expected to compete for NORMAN Street—A nice 8 room reason that they know Manches­ TENNIS TEAM WINS dollar for dollar, youT stole second, and moved to the hot Manchester homes tomorrow be­ port by parenta aiyl adults 3raa flooring, _ second floor, dorm­ ter property best CMl the suis- Her comments - about paople corner bag following a walk and tween 11 a. m. and 1:30 in a lacking last season, after a great purses In a program that will cli­ single, well buUt, In excellent con­ The simple, charming dresa for max with a 20-lap race which is ers, vestibule and side poVch. worth Mitten Agency. 6930 often carry a hidden sting, but Manchester High's tennis team get your money's worth eacriflee. town-wide canvas for funds for the I960 seaaon. During' the first dition, hot water heat with oU. that isn’t noticed at first either,' so HelenA Mont,—(g)—A one-year Theae Itvelv animals gre em' general wear that'a kind to s Boucher gave up a lead-off aln- 1953 season. All money (mUected the equivalent of 10 miles. Rac­ fireplace, one-car garage. Nice hatchway. Immediate occu­ study of the habits of bighorn blanked Meriden High yesterday season, 1950, there were fine deftly is the sting hidden In a bou­ broidered in simple stitches and woman’s figure—ao plan on It foi gle to John Dzladul in (he fourth will ba turned over to the l^lttle ing history was established last large loL quick occupancy, Ver­ pancy. Shown by appointment mountain sheep is being conducted afternoon by a 5 to 0 count. Scores crowds at most offerings and the 8 AUTO RACES ACE AFTER 36 YEARSr>^ * quet of flowery phraaea. bright colors. Use them on tot's your summer wardrobe, whether and didn’t allow another hit until League of Manchester, a non­ league finished In the black. Last aeaaon when Stafford Fairgrounds Featuiiag Tseo 38 Lap Main Eveata non street — New 8-room ranch only. "I get such a kick out of Sue,' by the Montana Fish and Game foUow: Singles; Slover defeated clothes, nursery linens or as vacationing away or at home. Muratore, 6-1,6-1; CkiUlns defeated Bob Flath ; Scorched a liner on an profit orgsiUzatlon. The canvas summer the league operated in was the scene of New Elngland’a 1 Modified C an flraplace, hot water heat with ofl, Cold Spring Harbor, N, Y.,—(81 she’ ll begin. Then she'll buUd Sue Department and the University of palnt-in-guide to decorate nursery Pattern No. 8660 la. ia sew-rite first half-mile dirt trock racing —After 36 years Of golf Pete MpntanA Oinroy, 6-4, 6-2; and Fendell de­ 0-2 pitch with two out In .the for funds la a project of tha t i t ­ the red. 1 Sportoman C an tUe baUi, mahogany trim, full CHARLES LESPERANCE up. That It, ahe'U tmUd her up to furniture. perforated pattern In sizes 34, 36, C v B v e B le ^ seventh. tle League Boosters CHub. Realizing that it would ha safer for midget cars. First race starts eellar. Attached breeieway and • Phone 3620 Burke made his first hole-ln-one. a certain point. The study is being conducted on feated Aron, 6-2, 6-2. Doubles: Pattern No. 2669 contaiiyi hot 38, 40, 42. 44, 46, 48. Size 36, SUNDAY NIGHT. 8 P. M. The brother of BHly Burke, 1931 Slover and (%Hlna defeated Hura- PayEMEle lEvUed Tomorrow afternoon the BA's Action In the Little League to start the current campaign at 3:30. garage. Extra large lot Phone But before whatever anecdote WUdhorse Island, In the middle of Iron transfer for 38 designs, mate­ abort sleeves, 4 yards of 39-lnch. encounetr Hamilton in a 3:30 starts Memorial Day with a dou­ AdolU $1A0 U-. ,8. Open champion, scored hla Northwestern MontsQa’s Flathead tore and Aron, 6-0, 6-2; and Fen- vrith. a fair amount of money to ' 6969.'8. A. Beechler, Realtor. she la telling about Sue la finished rial requirements, stitch ilustra- Fof this pattern, send 30' In game. Hamilton is the only im- bleheader acheduled at Memorial meet operating expenses. Little FUSSY FISHERMAN ChUdna 80c, AU Tax iBifl. Lota for Sale 73 first ace with a 6 Iron on the 165- there’U be something told or some lAke. A survey last summer de­ dell and Keller defeated (Tonroy tions. and color nhart. coins, your name, addresa, size de- J4oVE RIGHT in! 4 rqoms In fine 13th hole during a Long Island and Robinson, 8-6, 6-2. beaten club in the circuit, having Field. There -will be two leagues League Boosters decldad to hold a a FBEE PABKINa a comment made that will give Sue termined SO adult bighorns and 11 Send 25c In coins, your name, ■ired, and the pattern number tn copped Its opener wlU\ Morlarty's. In Manchester this seaaon, Amer­ drive for funds and canvas the condition. Spacious second floor TWO LOTS for sale. South Cov­ pro-amateur tournament at the lambs were living on the island. Regina, Canada —(/P)— Work feet of clay. * addresa and the pattern number Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve­ It will be a battle for-first place. ican and National, with four taama ^own. done b y btologiata In protecting with donaens. OU hot water heat. entry, SO X 100. Near lake and (Jold Spring Country Club. Burke Friends Begin to See the Light SCHOLASTIC BASEBALL i new school. Sacriace—one clear­ to Anne Cabot, The Manchester ning Herald, 1150 Ave. Americas, Either (Jal Uylea or Jack Scully In Aach league. Approximately Every home that la visited wiU the fish population of Saakatcha- Thannosaal windows and doors. had a 73 hole on his own baK but And It will be the kind of FRIDAY NIGHT'S FIGHTS Evening Herald, 1150 Ave. Ameri- New York 36, N. Y. *^/rtien€€€t4i will hurl lor Coach Tony Berube'a ed, 3200, one bush, 8225. Plione teamed with amateur Harry Stein­ Weaver 8, Elaat Hartford 0. 130 Mancheater boys betwean tha receive an official Little League wan lakes was outlined by Morria I Attractlva lot with shade trees. acterlzatlon that la remembered New York—J o h n n y Bratton, caa. New York 36, N. Y. Basic Fashion for '52 Is' (lllei* JIWIIER$....SIIV{RSMITHS SINCE 1900 charges while Coach Art Pongrats ages of eight and 13 will compriae 3-3333. bergs their beat ball was 6L Hall 1, Middletown 0. baaebaU schadula. Any amount Ferris of the Provincial Game I i Pries 812,000. 83.800 down pay- long after the opening build-up 147, Chicago, outpointed Del Flan­ Anne Cabot's New Album of with ideas to make your clothe ia undecided on his pitcher. Thq the eight teaipa with 18 boys on of money wiU be cheatfully ac­ Burke's boaA pro Jack MaUon, given Sue U forgottsn. Meriden 6, Mandieater 4. Branch. The biologist must also II-.i f BMat 38 year mcrtgage. Made- ANDOVER—8 Wooded lota, 50 x agan, 148U, St. Paul 10. . Needlework la chock-fuU of grand budget go further—jUme-aavin. 989 MAIN STREET------. . . MANCHESTER Props face three games ' tn aaJeachi roster. A year ago there cepted by the boys In uniform. study, tha fisherman—the hardest BBS %aith. ,------Ba«ltar.- ■ 3-1643 - won tha tournament with a 63, After isoma tlma It begins to Phoaalx, Artu, — Charlla 'SalSA Wilaon 6, RockviUe 1. deslgna, plua exciting features and and economical daalgna that an iJOO^Near lake, 8300 aach. Phone aided by his amateur’ partners many days. Monday they meet were but four teams operating in Thera wiU be one adult auparvlsor to haadte of aU Ufa," he said. 4 m , dawn on first one frlSRd and than 160, Pheaatx, outpointed Charlie : Windham 8, Bristol 7, (12 In- a gift patten printed In tha book. ea^r to taw. Gift pattqrB prlatad - • '5 areh-rival Pratt and lYhltney In 4 leheater with. 13 hoya to, a Marty Bchaehtar and T id HyamA anothar that Ifargla almoat al- with every! four.or flya boys In tha “Thay wknt Juat oartaUi fiah, and Sawyer, 147, Lm AngeleA 10. nlafs). K cants; * ioalda. 28 cants. Twl League gam# and are pitted canvas. thia throws tha balance off." ■ X : r iifr 7 V

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 24. 1952 PAGE ELEVEN s s MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1952 PAGE TEN OUT OUR WAY BY J R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR H(N)PLB DAILY CROSSWORD PUZXLB 45 Household 6oods 51 Apartments— Flats— .HAH/ A NICE AutoaiobUes'for Sale-----A .Aototiiobilea, for Siile ... .4. Florists—•NuraeriM 15 Help Wanted— Female 35 Articles for Sals ORATIT, / "CAN’T VOO - <»<»«• ■*> CAUs Answ er to PirovIbuB Puzilii ~r Teheihehts...... M AN O NEW S F A S P THB SlVtPLC ID E A /— pfioSkre Sense and Nonsense 1946 PONTIAC, 8 cylinder sedan- transplanted Bedding planta EXPERIENCED Waitress wanted. OWE-E t'M Gl'JiNS'*0 0 TMlS JUOEE AND Good to Eat ra S.&. PETE DANZIGER’S Personally MAPLE CRIB. Good condition CHAISE LOUNGES WE HAVE a vacancy for one o:- ca Classifnd selected used cars at Clarke. ette. Completely ovVirhauIed. New -Ageratiim, marigolds, petunias, Apply In peraon. Center Restaur­ BANDANNA POLL OP BOLTS I, H(M AESICNED BJ. T’eter- You Jerk, 1 could put How It (Started ant, 499 Main atreei. 120. Call 2-2275. two nfien In our six-room apart­ a11 you' In my bark pocket, and atill Motor Saleer, _ 301 Broad street parts. New tu-tone green. Good snapdragons, verbenas, salvia, AND NlJT5 — VV/HV DON'T ID THE ACORN ‘ ROUZONTAL a a n Loud brayed an as»—Quoth KaU, etc. Transplanted-----vegetable FROM 529.95 AND UP ment. Presently occupied by, 3^ 2 Newspaper not feel you. My dear, Open evenings 'til 9. _ tlrer. 100% guarantee. See Bob WANTED—Girl experienced In 5c ONE MIRRdtl, 60 x 94, |65. Gne '430 6NAP IT OP AND PANCH— BOTlVe stalemqnt of ta I ' Advertisements Oliver today,- for the-best In planta, eabbags, . lettuce, toma­ fellows. Ojmpletely lufniahed In- ' 6 0 HIDE IT WHERE' BEEN $AVlN6j 1 AppI* —— liiH Rommel - Yea, but you'd have (To her spouse, with zcomful and 10c store work. Willing to Victor adding machine, 6 key. - eluding kitchen All the conven­ opinion CLASSIFIED ADVT. 19HP CHEVROLET tudor deluxe, values. Center Motors Sales, 481 toes, broccolll, bruasel sprouts, \bO 6ECPETED THAT 4Hot — Eaiurata A bar more bralna where you alt, than carriage) take responsibility. Pull time. See like new, J75. Tel. 4891. ' iences of home. Centrally locat­ THAT FOR 4 Recorded where you think. V DEPT. HOURS: radio, heater, signal lights. Ex­ Main. etc. Hardy plants—strawberry -A. ■FOLDING CHAIRS RlRTONe IN (SEME 8 lea ertsm —— r n a One of your relatives I hear." cellent condition throughout. See apd aaparagua plants. Oeraniums, Mr. Keith, St .Csith's Variety ed. For more details call 5416, 12.Pccultar charge CI^IZI■h gTgl "Oh, yes, my lova' — by mar- StlA A. M. to 4:»0 P. Store, North -Bind,...... - ...... WILL SELL or trade for truck, 14 'CD 6NAKrtE0 ER04< '6 Mtnersirocki -^ete'! at Clarke Motor Sales. shrubs, evergreens and fruit ft. metal boat' with quarter deck. $3.50 AND UP 13 Great Lake 'i'liugli On .liiiry! rra~ge;"' ‘ ...... 1937 HUDSON, 330. Call 2-0548. > t e R 088E R I Talented Open evenings. trees. Woodland Gardens, 168 Completely reflniahed. Make an Business Locations 14 Scant u Mary hail a Utile calf COPY CLOSING TIME Woodland street. Phone 8474. 15 High priest 7 Ocean ta .She showed It verv well The flaphsppy fllvyer cams to a 1949 CHEVROLET deluxe sedan. Help Wanted— Male 36 offer. 55 Middle .Turnpike West. For Rent 64 FOR CLASSIHED ADVT. CHAMBERS 16 Happening 8 Young horses laiNiAiwi rerLI There were women on the Jury screeching stop In front of the Radio, heater. Excellent condi­ FOUR PIE(3B living room set; 9 Seandinavian siaa Now Mary Is In a cell. 19.10 MERCURY, $1„150. Call own­ TOURNAUD’S MAN WANTED to work in wash­ AT THE GREEN STORE TO Rent. On Maple street II Poet suburban movie house. Hand on tion In every rupect. Douglas three -piece kitchen set; two Chi­ chief god 26 Change to suit 41 French city the door, the young driver re­ MON. THRU FRI. er 2-9287. room. Apply In New M'odel Open 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. near Main. Apply to (Edward . J. 20 Heating handles llAest quality cars. Doug­ 131 Lake Street , m.gildry, ,73,.3utnn»lt slrett, , ,., .„ nese figurine lamps: one_ floor 10 Girl’s name *7 Evergreen tree 42 Crust over A wealthy man lying on his marked to his lady companion: - 10.:30A.MU... las!' Motors; as#' plmitti ... ' ■•Evenlngfl'7 iSO'ta 8 :80 ■ JJolUlbOb.Maln. aUedt^.' .. dcylces„„. fM.JS^PER M wUr deUwr 'TampV zSenilh 'W'riifger ty'pie wasJj- TOWJ-;■ D.W4|Mcunlu .-.';2rsiaa)n»a*i«..";.'. 'tteiith-’KWI T41Iwt;bla-i'rfiaufreHr'W . tV-a ' you.--lfe‘-” SATURDAY « A. M. 7662- ' W'ANTE^-^^tddle-aged' mahv "Ih ‘ mg- WSCHIK*) -7,^ 17 One who rents Indiana 43 Biblical hsrl been In his sen'tce for years we get a license, hunt up a preach­ 1949—1960^95i'"""‘' one o? out guarariCtft’d~.u'sod "ca^^^ W a i n s t r e e t —south, of center. 22 Agci 1946-1952, and your old car. Why good phyiicsl condition, to work erstor refrigerator; stuffed ANDES Cofnbinatlon oil and gas Excellent, centrally located store 24 Persian filry 19 Showers 29 D.laordcv > pronoun anil said: ^ er. and g e t; hitched—or do we wait. Trade now. Easy terras. All kind.s of Transplant­ at Eighth District Sewerage Dis­ pheasant; light green gown and stove, 4-4. Cast Iron, white por- with full basement available. Im­ 23 Reposes 61 Shows emotion 44 Goes ustray Wealthy Man Sykes. I'lli going spend'the last evening .In the bal­ YOUR OOOPERATIUN W n X CHEVROLET DELUX KS 28 Fruit drinks on a long-long Joiirney,- more rug- cony before I shove off 7" BB APPRECIATED McClure Auto, 373 Main. Call 2- posal Plant. Good working con­ roller skates, size 8. Being evict­ celaln flnL‘'h, chrome pipes, and mediate occupancy. Reasonable 27 Total 24 Knaves of 33 TVpe of Greek 48 Soon ed Vegetable and Flower­ ditions. Apply In person. See Mr. ed Call 2-8996 between 9 a. m. all connecting pipes included. rental. Call Suburban Realty Co., clubs In loo architecture 47 Ardor ged than you ever drove me. The girl stared at the lighted TUDORS and FORDORS 9442. Open evenings, 20 Straiihtened Uhauffeur Nr, l.'h e r e's Taggart. Phone 2-3212. , and 2:30 p. m. Call 2^9998 after 7 p. m. Realtors, 541 Main street; Phorie 26 Pseudonym of 3B Ohio city 48 Rim vestibule, then stepped down 22 Staid one comfort. It's all down hill. from the car, ciohsed the sidewalk D I A L 5 1 2 T FULLY EQuTp PED 1949 CHEVROLET convertible. ing Planta. Geraniums for 8215. Charles Lamb 40 Medleys. 50 Tilt Radio, heater. Excellent condi­ ONE COMBINATION oil and gas k 24 Noxious and peered at the billboard. A tiny UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY tion throughout. See "Pete," Memorial Day. Urns and HELP WANTED Apply 249 USED HOLLAND furnace, 22" -stove, white porcelain, chrome exhaUtlori’ I In the opinion of widows, a iirti frown wrinkled her fair hrow. "Oh, Lost and Found Clarke Motor Sales. Open eve­ Broad street. Good condition. Phone 2-5844. stoVe pipe. Four and two burners. Summer Homes for Bent 67 28 Figures of widower ought to gel married or heck, there’s no Mickey Mouse," Window Boxes Filled and Good condition, reasonable. Phone speech be shot. ~ she sniffed. Let’s get married." Bqh Oliver Always Has nings. MAN WANTED for work at Man­ tiOST—MA'ROON ColutnWa Eng­ MARLIN 22. rifle; pair canaries 4558. THE FERNDALE-A four-room 28 Salt ' chester Countty Club. See Mr. and cage; 15 gallon tank and cottage at Coventry Lake, In lish type m«n'« b'lcycle. vicinity Chevrolets 1949 CHEVROLET, tudor, radio, Delivered. ■j'R.WlLUAl^S^* 3T ChooMt Nowadays" mother's little pot Is The witness, who was'Swedish, heater, ■ original -black flnish. Edwards. tropical fish. All for J45. Call HOOVER Vacuum. Late model up­ Beebe camp, off South street. Can known as mother's little feller. WHS testifying about the size of Charter Oak street, two weeks JdlXEU) POTS and Baskets for BORNTHIRTV VEAg.^ TPO S O O l 28 Flig-meker ago. Please' call J-9109 or 32 Motor completely overhauled. All 2-2070 after 4. right with attachments. Magic be inspected Saturday and Sun­ Betsy —— the hrtek that broke a window. cemeterlES, $2 each and up. CLERK for hardware store. Ex­ day, May 24 and 25 from 2-5 p. m. When some women talk, no one Wells street. genuine, new parts. Hurry. perience not necessary, but will­ Chef gas stove. Old model 50" 40 German king .Judge-' Was the brick az big as CENTER MOTORS Douglas Motors, 333 Main street. Geraniums 75c. Annually flower­ SOLip WORK bench with ateel kitchen sink and tub cen^lna- MICKEY njilN GoinK! BY. LANK LEONARD ^ n -get- a-word In aledgewise. ,m,v Lwo .flata.7.. ..._____ ing and vegstabis plants 25c s ing, to Jaam. .Steady...work .with -supports, oxen yoke, garden COLUMBIA LAKE—-Four room 41 Cover 461 MAIN ST. tloh. Phone 7153. ““ FHcf. V. 8. 42 Ancient burial witness- Bane bigger, Peraonats CHEVROLETS 1950-1951-1949, 36 dozen. Evergreens 22. A large good salary. 717 Burnside Ave.,- toola, large flower boxes, two old------/ ' . . waterfront cottage. Boat, fire­ 8;ad««M.tar. B-BUT HE W HE CHANGED HIS .Csrrle My brother Invented a .ludgc -An big as my head? SAID HE MIND, MICHAEL/ ■Iona months to pay. Forget 1-3 down. assortment of flowering shrubs East Hartford. fashioned Ice cream chairs. Magic OIL HOT water heater, 2 yeara place. All electric. Season rental. 1 smokeless tobacco. Witness- Bout as long but not io . THE PROSPECT Hill School tOT 1938 CHRYSLER Royal. Reason^ Douglas Motors, 333 Main street. and California privets at reason- Maid mixer, electric stove, ma­ old. 30 gallon boiler, SO gallon Owner on premises Saturday's, THETMNfiTHAT! WEU.NEL0VES8EM6 WASN'T COINS ) HE DECDED THAT 46 Make non- Ford SnibkcleSs Fi r e m e n , Experlencbd on high Thick. ■■ ■ ...... young children. Pre-Klndergarteh, •bla. prices. ..McConvlUe's. Greens hogany...Hepplewhlte sideboard,- Dll drum and stand. -Mpes-,- tubing -Sunday's; John.scm, main highway.'■ AMAZEBME,. .\««juiFE TOM-ANP TO 00/ „ .J-'mE'S YERYflUlfcOOWHl clerical' .... . ■—"Carrie "Yefcire'rnew'S'Tt:...... ■ KiSdeigirteiS. Monday ^bw agh pressure' bll' fired 'bbflerii.'' Write MICKEY, WAS THAT )THCH, 16ft I THINK -AND THAT THE SALT 48BapUxee houses, 302 Woodbridge street, tufted Chcsterflcld sofa with sllp- and filter, |18 complete. Call 2- AIK WILL SUILD HIM Two litlle urchins grinned ex- _____ Traneportatlon fumlsh- REDUCED FOR quick sale, 1948 or apply In perton ‘ to .Chene; aovers. o ther—numerous----Hsms^. WE WEKE ABLE ID m f SETTING MOBE , __ 33uuiaaUljicaiiLL.nuu.'icajU!Uju(iia. toitm ki w DWR-mErwet"' ...... -pact an tly—nuhao.—thA-LaA—t a-d-y - sd. Mra Lela Tybur, director. Plymouth station wagon, radio, Brothel 138 Hartford Road Call 3991. "^rnfe"gI5“Hcnr~— 88.... 62 Air (comb. beer than all the television com­ hauled herself up onto the scale. Manchester, Conn. 90eA«ILY/ ^GETTING OLDER I CAMPAIGN/ Phone 2-6767. heater. Thone 7906. THOR Wringer washer with drain, form) mercials put lpgether,„„,;.. XJiRY-nAncd-tlMir.iiecHa .whea the.. Famous brand—batteries, : Roofing—^Idlns 16 pump. Good condition,, 325. Call W AN TED^Boy to work tn service 380 REWARD FOR 4 or 5 room 62 Image penny tinkled down Into the mech­ U tD Y Desires ride to CspRdT Boats and Accessories 46 6011. 84 Fall behind . AOX'UK anism. But the scsie apparently •venue, Hartford, from While 1938 CHEVROLET sedari. Excel written guarantee, 50% off. FOR GU.VRANTEED Roofs that station and garage. Also part apartment. Phone 2-3702, time man. Van's Service Station 66 Mrs. Truman I always listen to advice, was on strike for It registered atreet and Green road. Working lent condition, »140, Call 2-3775. stay on In any kind of atorm, and McIn t o s h b o a t c o . I’m quite sure that 1 need It. gutters, conductors and roof re­ and Garage, 427 Hartford Road. DESPERATELY needed by cou- 58 Corn ——: only 82 lbs. The boys • looked at houra 7:45 to 4:45. Tel. 8794. Limited time only, 51.00 down, GA.S STOVE, also bedroom set. And some day if I live that lortg each other In astonishment, then 1948 CHEVROLET club coupe. pairs. Call Coughlin 7707. OFFERS Phone 2-34?3. -. ple with well behaved child, a 4 87 Malt bevtraga Excellent condition inside, and WANTED:—Painters %nd paper- or..5 room, unfurnished rent. I’m certain that I'll heed It. one said:"C an you beat that? "OBB W h i z . Man, where d all the 51,00 weekly. VH'nCAL American Legion Magarlnr, She's hollow." , hew ruga and furniture come out. Radio, heater. Call 4343. WE SrBCIALIZB In roofing and -hangjtri. R. Opalach, 10 Wood One Used Boat Trailer— 5'35- WHITE Combination oil and gas Please call 2-2196. . 1 Rliymed siding. . Hlghegt Quality ma­ ^Lane. Tel. 4566. from ?;' "N o t new, snn,. Ju»t stovs, -4-4. Very ressonable.. Call composition CARNIVAL DY DICK TURNER cleaned with Mystic Foam." On T949' BUKJK ■ super convertible CALSO SERVICENTER terials. .Workmanship guaran­ OnC Used Boat Trailer— 555 7783. THREE OR four room apartment 2 Unoccupied coupe, radio, healer. Nice condi­ teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn THREE NEAT Appearing men by working couple. Manchester gale at Sherwin-Wllllamt. with car, to do sales work for tion. Original black flnish. Grab 436 Center Street street. '?hone 4880. New Maatercraft— 579.50 KELVINATOR Refrigerator) *45. or vicinity. Write 16? Hilliard s o u l's AND HER BUDDIES This’s It BY EDGAR MARTIN g LANCES this snappy number. Douglas local organization In Hartford Also Hardwick gas stove, 345; street, or call 2-1936 after 6. BY GALBRAITH Antomobllea for Sale„ Motors, 333 Main. — -Or Telephone MANCHBMTER — Roofliig and County, No experience necersary, Used Mercury Hurricane— Thor wringer washer, 360. All in INSURANCE Undenvrltcr and rit'* NlMOST o’cvocu ,A»«> l>OT WfeOl 60461 XW=> lAW *.yoo Siding Co. Also all typea of paint­ steady year around work. Car good condition. Call 2-2622, l\\ VIAVVA iOAN ~ 611 WRKNXX - \T 0-y M l NOW BEFORE r o u Buy a iwed qar ing and carpentry work. Guaran­ allowance and yearly bonus plan. 5270 wife need 3 or 4 ropm unfurnish­ S llV A « l COUNTRY OVERHEAD. 4164, 4165, 2-0980 DAIS. 6 OIKX9 TO b1K,T M l ,\S VW&W'Ul lAlYb W TIVL AFQAVO aee Gorman Motor Sales. Buick teed work. Phone 7691 for free If you are not earning at least USED F-12 With mounted two- ed apartment. Best references. Used Champion 8.5— 5170 .5091 AMINO Sales and Servlca, 286 Main MEANS BIG SAVINGS estlmBtes. JKX) per week, you owe It A your­ way plow, cultivator. Used F-12 Call Hartford 5-0121 lext. 2283, M V o TOVD ^ 0 0 X 6 ANO ROO - ANO VIT •MMVA ' atreet. Phone 2-4871. Open eve- Sea Our I-arge Selection Of self to personally contact L. H. Uaed Kingcraft Runabout— with mounted mower, used corn- 8 a. m. to 4:30 g. m. 'An r.Inga. New and Used Cars Today Trailers for Sale 6-A planter. Used Oliver 70's Alll*- Roofinc I6-A Uoolcy. Hartford Hotel,' Monday, 5125 A FURNISHED home In Manches­ We Trade Wild May 26th, from 1 p. m. to 4 p. m„ Chalmers, Case,'John Deere trac­ V 1951 PLYMOUTH Concord, heat 1942 HAWK-EVE house trailer, ter by two adults. Excellent ref- ROOFING. Specializing In repair- orTuesday, May 27th, from 9 a. tors. Terms. Dublin Tractor Co., i i < if I — e r 'CSTTlWr new;-Just the-car-for 1P53 Dodjtft—Rfldio —29-ft; -He' alona. Ward Krauae, *7 Walnut. „ .-i=Jtedl6,.Iieiiter.-" l._.____ LlGH-r T R ]U ^ Also rllbblsh LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re­ 2 or 3 Bedroom House 1945 International Ton Pickup ahU'islios removed. Phone 3P57S17 'PLUM BING ■'aha''TieStIng''"rt^Ifs, SaJesmeh WahteST .16-A' pairs,'adjusts watches expertly. 5S3& ■New and old-work;— Copper tub- Or Apartment------“ At! new ttror irimr speetr' -ReasDnable priCM. 'Open ' dally. SPINET PIANO, almost brand - and-heater...... - ■ ti-S'natntaalon. REFRIGERATION Service, com* ing a specialty. Ed Tanner. 5747, SALESMAN Wanted. ■—.'Stanley' Thursday evenings.' 12fl ’ Spruce < merrlal and domestic. See our overhead garage doors. Walling­ new. Sacrifice for quick cash 1941 Buick 4-Dr. Sedan—Fine con­ street Phone 2-4387. sale. Tel. 7891. WRITE BOX L 1949 Dodge Custom- :Maroon, rs- dition. display 01 guaranteed uied refrig- C. O. LORENTZEN. Alterations, ford Planing Mill Co., Inc’., Yales- S -iA t. M. ih(. u. a ee. ea. ators. George H. Williams Asso­ copper water piping. New work. HERALD CnM. mt >r WU s»w«. Iw. dlo, heater. 1940 Plymouth 4-Dr. Sedan. vllle. Conn. A~SPINET Bargain! Just taken T. a Ns •- a AS. ce. 1939 Plyn^outh 2^Dr. ciates, 260 Tolland Turnpike, 24-hour service. Manchester 3636. Garden— Farm—Dairy CHI IS W EI KIN. I'laneieur » Precious Oxygen BV RUSS WINTERBOTHAM «e>. iWI MA ka-N. AD MATCHES. Sell amazing de- in trade a „hard to find used “Go ahead and have fun, Hubert! JueL because you're 1939 Chevrolet Opera Coupe. Manrhestet Phone 2-3585, nights ' Prqducta _ _ 50, spinet^ been sxceUently cared, for^ 1949 Oldamobile '88' 4-Dr— Gray, 7691. PLUMBING' and heating. Furn- .2-0. ,39, „«(l!. Iim»..-,.31Q-Ugh.t. teechUK- BiA to 'Rsh leviici riii80n;ior -you to lettM-OAtoK r aqaa, tttt 3iaa»i;k:aha7,haa'cft!A '.Kkrt i *»Y(HiV« s b ^ ' iwjtatliTg ■ -boote matches, 'Blggvr '»T-tho mmuto I got out hr \ rfliiiiint■ Iin Iitrurf inreirinilrlfw ITliiiiiiai isaiuwj»'»uKMM9iuwisiwsMMua4i4OT»iawawrgea!iniuieiiii lapania’iiMi ...... '4 V4Vj»A«£i^ ZbA-n .Q.': 6,6!fmi. Good tiaea, Botir ca n nc w e a v in g of bums, moth holes June 9 through 13 to take com­ TWO FURNISHED rooms with and' torn (^othlng, hoslesy runs, plete charge of amall home and BOLTON — Building stone and WE BUY and sell good uaed furni­ kitchen privileges. Working cou­ WEST SIDE—Six rooms,.two full 1948 PLYMOUTH Station wagon, handbags repalied, zipper re­ ture, combination, rangea. gaa ple preferred. 105 Birch atreet, special deluxe, 8 passenger, cus­ 1947 Ford Club Coupe. 4 children. C^all 2-5941. flagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry. floors. Insulated throughout.' placement, umbrellaa repaired, Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnoda ranges and naatara Jones Furni­ 2nd floor. Storm vl-indows and screens, oil tom. Elxcellent condition, radio, MONEY For you—Add to your in­ heater, »975. Phone 7906. men's shirt collars reversed and ture Store. 36 Oak" Phone 2-1041 hot water heat. Two-car garage. i«y LOW COST replaced. Marlow's UtUe Mending come as full or part time repre­ BUY THE Best, 32 down, 32 week­ Boarders Wanted 59-A Lot 60 X 257. All uUIitlea. Phone BENSON'S OFFER you 20% sav­ VIC FLINT Right Behind You PY MICHAEL O’MALLEY 1950 CHEVROLET deluxe club Shop. sentative for Avon Products. We ly buys a new Worceater power 6988 days. TRANSPORTATION ings on' all floor sample kitchen WHAT PiP y WE 'FOLLOW coupe, radio, heater. Beautiful show you nbw. Write Mrs. Frank mower, Briggs Stratton motor. ■M&N POC JOW TV CRmCG.Yl'M OFF TO FTEf LMH.V, N o TRACE OF THE EChS YET-' 1J42 Hudson 4-Dr. FLAT FINISH Holland window Frawley, North Branford, Conn. Calso Servicenter. Tel. \264. sinks and wall cabinets. Budget ROOM AND board, on bus line, 01 6 A L TWIG ARCHER UP/ ^AH/THEV f THE PURF1.E MIffTiR. THIS condition throughout Color blue. --a FOCU6 TtL WERE CHECKEKS ALLTHE- , Easy terms. Douglas Motors, 333 1941 Old.smobile 2-Dr. thades made to measure. All terms. Benson’s Furniture, 718 for young gentleman. Tel. 2-1448. OTHER ADVS. ON PAGE 8 «V B AN .11AV as HOSPITALS IN NEAR6Y TOWNS/ Main, metal Venetian bllnda at a new CLERK FOR local store, chance LOAM FOR SALE, 310 per load Main. HE 5ETTLE6 A PlNNi LAST WALK. 1940 Ford 2-Dr. Sedan. low price. Keya made while you for quick advancement. Must delivered Call 7195 between 9 POWN FER LUNCH. 1949 CHEVROLET Fleetline de- 1939 Oldsmobile Tudor Sedan. wait. Marlow'a. have driver's license. Call 2-83Z0. and 5. 7531 after S. BUY THE YOUNGSTER that Be tneladed among our clients whose property we have sold by Ask for Mra. Waas. maple twin bed outfit now. Free luxe 4-door, radio, heater, signal Including your property among those we have for salei lights. Min visor. Very sharp car REPLACE Your baby crib mat- sagless bed spring included with See "Pete" at Osrke Motor BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. Building—Contracting 14 MIDDLE-AGED woman as store treis now at sale prices Our reg. every twin bed outfit or two Sales. Open evenings. 155 Center St. — Manchester clerk. Apply Public Market, Dob- 315.96 waterproof Inner spring springs free with maple bunk FRANK L. FINNEY G ' Phone 2-4545 BUILDER-Carpenter—First class aonville, Conn. mattrews now only 311-90, b ^ . Budget terms at Benson's Associate In Farms ^ 1946 (CHEVROLET Aerosedsn. work. New homes. Blueprints terms. Benson's Furniture, 713 Furniture, 713 Main. Eves. BIsnebester 8877 K C & l t O P Blue, radio, heater. In excellent Open Evenings Until 10 P. M. available. Also alterations, re­ WANTED—Young lady for vari­ Main street. ety itore. Experienced preferred. BElNSON’a OFFer genuine BOlta- condition througtiout. See this 1949 MERCURY convertible. Over­ pairs, garages, etc. Phone Cov­ A (BOSS) one today. Basgr terms. Douglas entry 7-7357. 9 to .5, good working conditions. OUTBOARD Motor 5 h. p., used fex ebaira and rockers vAth choice W altoN LILLIAN ii. GRANT drive. Good condition. Inquire 249 Write Box P, Hei^d. one season, very reasonable. of colors, reg, to 389.95 now sale Motors, 338. Main. Broad atreet. ^ Office Manager Must sell immediately. Can be seen priced at 349.95. Terms. Benson's ATTENTION Home demonstra­ I Aaaociate in Sales 1953 DODGE. Like new. Must sell 1950 CHEVROLEH' %-ton pickup F^oriata—Naraerin 15 at dOao Servicenter, or cal) 4164. Furniture, 718 Main. ^ Eves. Manchester 8160 Immediately. Will take car in tors: We need two dealers this ^ e - 2 * truck. Prtvatsr owner. Low mlle- area to sell our complete line of PEAT HUMUS. Excellent soil con i j T. «■ a^ a a ee. ea. tijd e. Can flnanea at bank ratM. .age. Excellent condition. CaU lOTPOINT .1941 deluxe refriger- "SpeeteliziBg la Homca—Clty. Suburbaa aad Farais Slace 1910" CHRYSANTHEMUM jdantst 25 plastic housewares. Write today. dUioner-~top dranalng. Phone ator, elMtric rang#, flnt for aum- c a a x A n to . 4892. 847 Mala Street. Hartford, 2-7584 — Evealagt, Maaoheater 8160 ■ -1’ choice 'trarteties. Phone‘ 8186. Houee of PlasUoa, Avon, Conn. 6510, I ' mar cottage. Oa^ 2-8363...... Average Daily Net Press Run SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1962 >A<»E TWELVE For the Week Ending The Weather iianrVBtifr lEofmng l|m lb May-24, 1951 Foraenat ot U. S. Weather Bi ” 10,573 ttiv lettwr -wax -*- prtirted'^B,'’ -we-|-- apeot. not only of. your, fellow, man -WHAlrS XHE-BEALFBIOB „ . Clearing.. and . colder tonight equlpmenr'In' 'Mknc^^ BUf IT Member of the Aodtt we do, we’ll let you know. had no choice In the matter; AA"‘Miracle^ but of your own inner aelf; to take ON TOUR BOUSBT 1/OW 82. Mostly sunny Tuesday. . AiioiitTown The. whole letter was printed again your place In the siin, the Bureau of Clrcnlatlona Toafl And oar oompetant Wo’ro All Wet, Doc in block figures. place you were meant to occupy. Manchester—i^A CUy.af yUlhge Charm Th* Auxiliary Police will meet Heard Along Main Street .appraisera well qnallfted to re - As we meet here In the east wie Nothing mysterious you say? Topic 'But in doing these things for for merchtnf practice Monday Well, may,bc not to you. Perhaps yourself, you benefit e>feryane help,yon. plfht at T o'clock at Mt. Nebo. are painfully aware, there's been VOL. L XX I, NO. 202 (Claaelfted Advertlslag on Page 12) And on Some of Manchester's Side Streets, Too nothing but rain ov#r the laet Its our background, but the only with whom you come Into cbntact; Remember, there le never MANCHESTER. CONN;, MONDAY, MAY 26, 1962 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE (JEim three week ends. But what’s worse thing we could thi.nk of as we read Spring Open Meeting your family, friends and business nay obHgatlan when yon enll Anderai>n-S h e a Auxiliary, No. It was the typic^ love letter of associates. 'You become an as.irTKijl5tYSrf6K1in’'«»ty;~b*"’^ 'M'b'mes,''6ro'K'en'fieaifs“and'!ufFfma^^^^^ alh ariH Tranceltoffay signed a accept fooled Into thinking that this clous stones.' We have them laid Unknown to him, at the time, Introduce the three other promln- ht 2 o'clock In the Masonic Temple. and Sundays. Dr. Langmuir, disaster. To such It is like a warm, peace contract with Western teem an W illiam H. B rennan' ,he offic* if the delegatee wianted year's .beautiful .spring .had,. Inf *.Wd. from..-the,b«droam' to- the bath­ ■with -«■ -flne- -resflect -for the- striem' was the fact that.Die,iront. wijir .ent-.AA .speakers .on the. .program. (rimdiy- beacon-to -a-oenfuaed way,, us with an extra spurt of ambi­ WIND jO W ^ ^ . whose .reelj^fti.qn. .15 .SPPoaed, h|m,,,,. St. Joseph's Mothers Circle at a room. It would be a shame to put tlflo method,- has been following dows in his locked car were both Most people today have, in one farer on a stormy night,” - German.v And -then- welqdmcd by Gdverri(>Y . tintlgc, ail-' HhTinnois' .... " tion, a spurt we thought might be them outside where they'd get w ay'or another, heard of Alcohol­ meeting at the home of Mrs. Paul this schedule to prove once and down. Anyone who had any their former enemy as a nounced today that he In the wake of Lodge’s an­ permanent. dirty. Besides, we’re not .entirely for all that rain can be made," that visions of stealing the car or any ics Anonymous, an AA spokesman Tesik elected the following o ff!- Wc decided to face reality and DRESSING "new partner in the fight for would not make a conteot for nouncement, many parly leaders, fcera: leader, Mrs. Renee LaVole; convinced that those yellow Pecks the argument against the plausi­ of the contents would have had pointed out. They know It is a chimed in to say that they, too, install a, flat stone walk over, of color In them aren’t' gold. wonderful thing^for the other fel­ Facta about Venetian Blinds peace and freedom.” aecretary, Mrs. Dana HayV-ard; bility' of his rain-making which an easy job despite the patience the post, favored Shannon. about 20 feet of yard that would In the meantime, the days' are the owmer took In locking the low! But to far too many suffer­ Approximately 509 persons "Tnis la the time for parly unity treasurer, Mrs. Teslk; representa­ holds that It might have rained crowded into Bundesratsaal— Brennan said In hts statement; never he lawn because we and getting longer .and Just s' little without his help anyway, can not doors. ers from alcoholism, it remains and not (or intra-^arty fights,” tives, Mrs.'James TanI, Mrs. Al­ Just about everyone else In the chamber of the upper house of the "The welfara of the Republican fre d “Pontlcellot contact'chalrman, ■ -Warmer. .It won’t, be long now. The nPRb’,...... - ...... Ever happened to you? __ only that something that Is gn>od amid Brennan In a statement iesueU :’ party la-my' chlaf ’Concern. L hava nelghbofhdbd' insist oh ' walking lawn will doff Its nasty spring only for the blhe'f felloW! AA Is FILMS German Paiiiainent— to watch the liial' before he "left "hie''home' In Mrs. Martin Regan; librarian, Mrs. To this, we say, O. K., Doc, 40-mlnute, ceremony that rnarked said what happens to me person­ across those. 20 feet rather than green ihantle for the beautiful yel­ you’ve proved your point. Now Busy Bird good for an>*one who is learning DEVELOPED AND In days of old Stamford tor the Republican atato Frank Fasslna; publicity, Mrs. use the longer route over the side­ a dramatic mlle.stone In the un- ally does not matter. Many have Fred Brunoll; Welfare, Mrs. John low brown of summer. And wc can please lav off. You’ve .heard the expression, the hard way that little by little, PRINTED convention which opens here to­ walk.' rest 'til next spring. step by step, he or she has reach­ There was a time— in this cea.eing struggle between the night. urged ms to take thla isaua (hla C'Hare: historian. Mrs. William One of the members of our "Busy s.s a bee." We’ve got an': wcatern power.# and the Soviet re-election) to the convention. Tliat was just our first mistake- staff who has been particularly other one, we think Is just as good ed tfie point where the need and '24-HOUR SERVICE country—when practically (1.ARENR F. BALDWIN JAMES C. SHANNON GOV. JOHN D. LODGE W'lIXIAM H. BRENNAN There had been talk that aiip- REP. WALTER R. JUDO lUde.. The clrcle will close Its sea- We've made plenty elhce. Our sec­ every city, village and bamh't Union _over Germany. "However, this la the time, (or non with a banquet at the Corner Oremllns annoyed by the presence of rain "Busy as a bird.” craving for alcohol has become the FilnT Deposit Box porter* of Brennan would: attempt ond big .error was to follow the dominating factor In a life that is boasted qt least one Vene­ There was little jubilation over to Intrqduce at the convention a party unity and n o t for Intra­ House. Farrhlngton, on Thursday, A discussion of a newly ac­ on Sunday, hts one dav off, com­ One afternoon this week, The the signing In We.stern Germany, party fights. Therefore, there wUl lofty course we had set for our- municated with Ihe Tucson Dailv Herald office got some new awn­ -on the verge of niln, he said. It is A t Store Entrance tian Blind manufacturer. But -resolution calling, tor hta re-elec­ June S. aelf. We decided to buy the stone quired piece of (Ire equipment re- Where all nine states of the West­ be no Issue,, on thie point raised ____ Tt ( ailed to our minds a bit of Citizen reque-stlng the original ings (or the windows, They were often the only solution for people only the. wealthy could pay tion as national committee-man. rather than steal It. who find, themselves powerless his "cabinet maker” pylces, ern Federal Republic turned down U. S. Losing on the convention floor with my The report carried In The Her­ trouble one of the fire departments Btory from which the AP picked installed Thursday afternoon. Connally Sees Cut Feud Stirs lUiM'ks Mov*. McCarthy’^ Now everyone knows the proper a government request to close the consent,” had some time ago with similar up the news. He received the At 7 a. m. Friday morning, a over alcohol and who have been KEMP'S Brennan said Uxlay he woVild not ald concerning the duties of mem­ way to,secure stone for a walk Today,^ thanks to modern schools and make the day si holi­ B r e n n a n’s announcement ep- equipment. But that’s, another clipping, which was One of three black bird (starling, or something) given up as hopeless by their doc­ give his consent .to such a move. bers of the executive Committee of or retaining wall or ftreplaee. you mass production methods, day. peared to mark the end of a party the Republican Town committee stor.v. devoted to the rain-making Dr. had atread.y staked a claim on an tors, relatives and long-suffering every home can have tm* The Brennan-Lodge rlG, attri­ just drive throiigh- thla beautiful closest friends.______. Seated in red leather chairs at a In Jet Race Texas Taft, struggle that had hern sharind the Recorder Is l ift-wtori -Thomas F.- Ferguson: . -H ie thinking right now ,o( MngmiUr, .and ,a-brlcf letter from awning and. #tai-lc4 constr.ucUqn- .window, beautv- with- FIN- • buted by high party amiccea .lo a Nmv England rountryside imtll AIcbRSTlcs Anbhjmibus 'wtlf hot grey,' -velvet draped table were In Aid as Disaster clash .of persona itiea between the spotTlghl with the efforts of forces treasurer of the committee, will be the job a department'had housing that paper’s managing editor, ’Tim He rhay even have started Thurs­ you find a fairly deserted stretch DELL rUSTOil VENE- Briti.sh Foreign Secretary An­ supporting Senator Robert A. Taft -on the finance eub-commltlee, and s new truck. It was-noted -when TInpett,. ______day night, for.all wc know, admit,that .anyone is hopeleAs, re­ two, broke Into the open Ilat week of roadway.'’ Anolher few 'mlhilTes gardless of how pitiable and des­ TIANS—stesIgned to fit both thony Eden, French Foreign 'Hth- to win ■ tom* ■ representation - tor' Cecil W. England will head^ the the truck arrived that It was not Managing Editor TippeU’s letter But all day yesterday, Blackle .vour windows and your bud­ With Reds Washington. Mav 26— (/P)'ranging from 500 mlliion to one Ike jEof ces end lent an atmosphere-of atrtfs tq RuIedJOut Is needed., perhaps, before you spy contains a piece of information perate his straits may be, provid­ Ister Robert -Schunian. U. S. Sec­ the convention. their man on the elate delegation- ’public lelatlons subcommittee. one of those picturesque stone only better hut slso bigger tlisn was working. Down to the ground get. retary of State Dean Ache.son and tp which we w-ould like an ex­ for a piece of twig. Then hick to ing only that he la really serious in SERVICES —Sen. Connallv (D„ Tex.) , The main business of the con­ to the national convention. walls for which this section of the anything the fire fighters had his expressed desire to-atop drink­ West German Chancellor Konrad Washington, May 26— (ifP) By THE AS.SOCIATED PREKM' owned before. It was also noted planation from Dr. LangmiUr. If the embryo nest. Pretty soon the low th. S.n.te in .d- vention is to name 22 delegates to Governor 1-odge and the party Washington, May '26—(ff) country Is noted. Some quick but Dr. Ijingmutr seeds clouds In li^w ing. For that is the key to, the That Interpret The Wishes Adenauer. They put their slgna- —John D. Small, chairman of Lone Star State Uepubli- the national convention and noml- nrgnnlzatlon headed by 'State ■Senator Joseph R. Me- . selective work—while keeping a that a whole mesa of stuff and foundation was complete. Drop ture.# 20 times to the docjjjmcnt.s VOCating approval of a $6 ,- Jies half wav. Connally aaid that XTavI,./. ^Inndnvs phennmenni aucccss Ot thf. JUL -t-iie---M-an-ibi*-^or-«ieci»ion:4 .Datc-.eandli1al.ea-far-ll....H. Ranalor- —nuoridotlM- waryFye rocked lor Ihe fSrfner <-hto biskm Btrert-Th-rn - p i F e e '- bprogram, T - ^ ^ " ^which r f e h has^ misleadingly "In' tjie peacer'coh't'rac’r afipeePar TmO:nt)(T,OtTO'T()rfitg'rt 'rtlfPbtn■•'infy'TrfmFFotionr -aay«— •long some more. When the line foreign languages — and then a IMNSY Firm for fieducUo"n" Dwlglit D . Elsenhower, .bucking •wtn«F wag-re-pafrRRiry ^etv^^^ 8t theTirtvrte'xittlhieH’totHyV'RBmtttng Itrat tbeY rropeiiil* Injr wire recorders never h’ava been appropriation's sub-committee had rival Taft and Elsenhower backer .was all laid, someone signaled a being translated Into English. OPEN lies Set Before Connally spoke. Sen. Taft for the OOP nomination, has Idr milliona in a drive to ’‘frighten, threaten and confuse used to take teattmnny In the Dia- SAM YULYES Secretary of the Air Force Flnlct- claims to control of 31 out of 38 pumper truck attached to the The translation slowed the case ter before It behind closed doors. George (D„ Ga.) told a reporter said any cut beyond the commit­ the people” about public iwwer. In a fiery Speech to a con­ trict of Golumbla courts. other end. down somewhat, hut things were Shoe Repairing nf the Bet­ he will .stick by the one billion re­ tee’s one billion slash might call county delegations to tomorrow’s The prenaredness roiT>mlUce’s state convention. Elsenhower Re­ ference of electric conaumera, the * ——— ------— ■ The suit it based on Benton’s They were , a)l net .to .push .a otherwise going 'along verj’ .nicely. ter Kind Done While You For Holy Rites Ivearing also was closed to the ptih- duction' piadc' by. the columUtce on fo r, di-.aaUc ,i:«visUw.,.af -the-Eura- President accused the utlUUea o f. W a lt his publicans zaid yesterday they will charge* that McCarthy, la unfit, to ^ gushing stream of water through. One of the attorneys asked a I lic but Small sent newsmen a copy motion, although he said he pcan rearmament p.’ogram and en- spending vast sums on propaganda serve in the senate. .V* , -Ift MAPLE ’ STREET t Tllfl '.Ifttbjif A .JCfi .^.uiiipci-' MEETING - o f 'a' pfeha'i-*d-«tnteriierKt - he -rea d {ift .did not.bclie.va. a.cut. to.the Hou-fe | danger m m controls and went Into action. translated and gnt a series of an­ " 'tJpp.' lIrsT NaHbhal Store’'’' Barcelona. Spain. May 26 (/P. - the group. figure wou'd damage the program 1 Connally said he agrees Amer- He said "the power mono)mllea” Parking Lot. . Hundreds of Catholic prelates and rough-shod over us snd the state re.-erved decision on a motion by , Nothing happened. The brand swers which were translated. A In his statement. Small said much. ; lean outlays should not threaten are tnkipg part-In a "barrage of Columnist Drew Pearson that new pumper wouldn’t start. few times the wltne.ss understood half a million pilgrims from al­ A group of Republican Senators convention upholds themil’_„ U. S. warplane prmiuction is about H. J. Porter, of Houotoh. Texas propaganda.” Morse Bill On McCarthy be required to answer You toe can save money by getting your While every one concerned stood the English and bypassed the In­ •Alcoholics Anonymous most every country on earth has proposed additional sla.#he.# 1 (CnnllntiM. on Pag* Two) 1 three times what It was when the campaign director tor Elsenhower, ‘ I’m Their Ixibbylst’ questions put to him about hla In­ j around trying not to look embar- terpreter, which crested some con-^ crowded this city for the opening Korean war began. glasses at Union Optical Co. tomorrow of the first world said today's executivs com­ Truman got a standing ovation come In a different aeries of pre- I rassed, another pumper from an- fusion, but when ttje attorney got CV«*« He qiioted Lt‘. Gen. O. P. Wey- from the ndherenta of public Industry Grab excited and began asking the Eucharistic Congress In 14 years. mittee __mO'tIng la the trial hearings. j other department came to the land, commanding the U. S. Air Important one. An Elsenhower power, rural electrification and This was In connection with j rescue. questions in a foreign language, When the last such Congress Force ih the. Far East, as report­ ^ rv ice at Union Optical is the best in bolt would mean that both (he electric cooperativea when he told Washington, May 26 -i/p)— The Pearson’s five million dollar suit I We have heard of no difficulties the court, the press and the spec­ was held In Budapest In 1938. an ing the United Nations have siipe- the group; town. uneasy • world, then as now, was Movies Have Rights Taft and Eisenhower forOes would National Association of Manufac­ against McCarthy and others with the very newest piece of tators were all thrown (or a loss. TONIGHT riorltv of aircraft numbers in Ko­ ”I am the only person who name 38 delegates to Chicago. trying to avoid a war. The cen­ rea dUsplte the greater Soviet pro­ turers (NAM) today opposed a whom he accuses of conspiring to tral theme of the prayers for this rcpreacnla the whole 155 million Sfystery duction. Then it would be up to the na­ .consumers. bill by Senator Morse (R „ Ore.)- damage him professionally. AH work dene at Union Optical Co. is We received a moat mysterious Congress is peace—peace of nian tional convention to decide which In the Benton matter,^ McCarthy 8:30 O’CLOCK Small defended the administra­ I’m their pull—I’m their lob­ Mr emergency seizure of strike- guaranteed. letter st the office this week that Babyland with hlm.s*lf; peace In his home Of Press, Court Rules slate to seat, or how many from said hla solo reason for wanting to and the factory: peace among na­ tion’s orders for a "stretchout" of byist.” threatened vital induatrlea. NAM gave us the heoble-geebles. Not the program, of t)ui|^ing U. S. each slate to recognize. use a wire recorder, was to In­ FRESH tions, and peace In the church of Elsenhower moved up 16 dele- And. he went on; argued it amounted to, a compul­ that there wa.s' anything wrong ’!Some time s(xm, when the sure an accurate transcript "ao ■ with the letter' or with what It Christ. Washington; Msy. 26— — • adrift upon a boundless sea amid sory arhUratipn measure. that there never can be any ques­ Come in and have Mr. Christensen adjust (Continued on Page Eight) The Supreme Court recessed at whialle-atop campaign atarta, I’m LIVE BAIT contained, but It was just .the KEMP'S, Inc. Hollister Street School Auditorium Every non-Communlst country a myriad of oonfiicting currents on roffo RIffht) Ira Mosher, of New York, past tion about what MeCkirthy said or your glosses free of charge. going out and give you, all the president of the NAM, .told a Sen­ 24 HOURS A DAY mystery attached to It. 76S Main St.—Maoebenter In the world Is represented among 1:52 p. m. (e.d.t.) today nittaout of religious views, with no charts what Benton said." - ■ the host of pilgrims in this second announcing It# decision in the but those provided by the most lo­ facta about this )v>wer situation. ate Labor subcommittee "seizure ■ The subject of the letter Is fair­ i;niisunt, Humiliating ly . simple. The writer suggests city of Spain. The countries domi­ steel seizure case. The court will cal and powerful orthodoxies. New The President said he may ask la a dangerous expedient which WE AI.SO SERVE ADMISSION FREE nated by Soviet Communism are Nine Missing, meet again next hlonday and York cannot vest such Unlimited the new Attorney Oaneral to cannot deal effectively with the Theodore Klendl, Benton’s at­ Monday instead of Wednesday Italy Pact Bloc rteterntlhe Whelh'er ' the iitllltlex ITobtenrof natiimil ^emergency torney, said the use of such a do- , cloalng-of local, stores. ------represented j>nly by their exiles. perhaps the fnllotviiig Mnndey s# restralning^-conti-ol :Pver:„ .motion ! Hot Cxiffer and Sandwiches ^ H e Cohgreas hdhor^ Catho­ well In an effort- to clear Its pictures in a cen.#or.” have violated the Corrupt Prac-. alrik'ea.” vice would be"‘a '’ 'rjRber '’iSmatlar^ The author starts out be re­ The committee has been con­ ond humiliating’’ to.Bcnton and to questing that hts name he with­ GOAL - COKE Your Are Cordially Invited lic belief In the Holy Eucharist, docket.'-It originally had phui- Clark, said that since the. term Leads in Vote llcea act. . . the belief that JeSus Christ Is ned to rer*ss for the summer "sacrilegious” was the sole stand­ Some of the companlea, he said, ducting length hearings on- the varloua prominent ' peraoha 'who held. Since the only signature to wilt be called as wltnessOs In the TONY’S DRIVE-IN truly present in the bread and next week. ard under attack in the case, It have one set of f lo r e t on which Morse bill Introduced after Presi­ wine of the Sacrament of Holy In Ship Crash was not necessary for the court to In Major Cities they pay taxes and another set dent Truman took over the steel artion. Klendl. said there might be 641 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER TEL. 2-3128 BOLTON, CONN., ROUTE 6 Communion. The firat such cele- decide now whether a state may four or five tlmea greater on which Industry last month. special circumstances Justifying TEU t-OWW Washington, May 2 6 - «P)— The briitiftn was held at' Line; France; Wflmlrtgtfth. Del;. May 2» Supreme Court 'ruled tlrianlmotus- censor motion pictures..’’under a they fix their rateo. , AFL Against Mcaaurr . . the use of a recorcler—If, ,, tor in 1881. Thla week’s gathering Is A tanker loaded with crude oil and clearly-drawn statute.” 'Ro'rheT Hay 26—()P)—A bigger- Hla -oppopenta, Triiman said, are The American Federation of example, teaUmemy Were expectad ly today that movies are entitled than-expected first day vote turn­ NOTICE B R A Y ' ^ the 35th. a gasollne-Isden barge collided In to the constitutional guarantee.# Decision Struck Down Labor (AFL) alto has taken a Tremendous preparations have a driving rain on the Delaware out gave Italy’a Atlantic pact gov­ (Continued on Pag* Eight) stand against the bill. (Continued on Page Eight) The Army and Navy Club of free speech and free press. Clark did note, however, that ernment bloc a strong chance to­ been made for the .Congress, one river 15 miles south of here last But at the aame time, the high It would permit seizure of a of Manchester requests bids the court today was striking down day to beat both Communists and vital Industry In a national emer­ FINEST CAU IN night, both exploding Into fiames tribunal stnick ^ w n the . action a 1915 decision in an Ohio film cen­ covering painting of the ex- (Continued on Pago. Eight) tliat sent Crewmen ditdhg into the Neo-Fascists for control of Rome gency subject to a congroasional of New York State In barring sorship case. At that time, the tri­ snd Naples, veto and with other llmIUtlona. terior of the club house by water. Roberto Roselllni's "The Miracle” bunal said -movies are not a publi­ .. .Two inga arA xapocted.fUuuL. six. The.#e are the major prizes in Mosher said that ’’.World War YOUR CAR IS WORTH ON A parties interested. - •;,-c on vth* ■ *91*; grounds -that -waji cation medium •gBUtled-to'^-taon'-' i*;ft;d*y' : eKfciiofl* m’ "T .w Bulletins - Miracle^Mower. 'n '*kj>eHehde “With the W ar tiibdr' Alt 'bids are subject to th* ’'mfsslhg arid Orie Injvifed Crewmatl ■ sacftl^ous. itfituttbnal protections of free 'led'Ka’^ P ^ f is at -Wilmington General Hospi­ towns In central and aputhern, board and tha .prea«nt dlUloultlea approval of the Board nf Gover- Justice Clark, writing the 'speecTT lmd" press, lh ar they "were" Italy J Sicily' and -Sardinia. Tlie C u lW from AP Wires flire Wires Bor*. -Seiiit-^'bMo-car*- tal suffering from shock-.-...... with the Wage Stabilization board NEW 1952 PACKARD. ’WMtcirwrrwfriWifj^ ■caAraaircoi If u/urai V-’Sjft'-tV ‘j.-’-'t/'ri.-r- ,)UI|f)p';8|aiti .Slfoet, M.ajM;h*atar. :iha-«dUtsion” h«tw)-A western Christian Democrat bloc east ‘ of Fraaklin today, aboOl^ ert repair tenr- ported split In two with the stern nounces .. Lord Beaverbrook tells seizure the mechanism by which 40 mile* southwest of Norfolk,., BUICK 51055 NORM’S DRIVE-IN RES- k# can leeke it rue move to get protestailt churches to 15 local administrations against It will be imposed.’' $1190 $1430 $1915 52305 $2645 change part of the wording of the section sinking. The Michael, Koje Reds Battled AntirReds Britain Duke of Windsor never state trooper* reported. like new again. Fe<> two captured by the Communist The NAM.spokeamsn partlculaf- TAURANT every evening Lord’s Prayer was initiated today. also burning, was able to limp really wanted to give up his throne - -.... . QLP5MOB1LE $1075 $1265 $1555 $1975 $2410 tery guarontaed faction. The . Neo-Fascists had ly attacked a provision of . the $2840 and she’s hoping for an in­ The plan, approved after keen away from the scene and later re­ but threatened it only as a bluff CHAPMAN WINS OPENER- PONTIAC p«rh. Speedy tarr. ported its fire Under control. none. to obtain approval for hla mar­ Morse bill which would put "In $941 $1066 $1455 $1883 $2140 $2605 vitation!’’ ice. Iring In year debate at the 164th annual General 5 Days for Compounds Rule One former Communist ' town Prestwick, ScoUshd, May ! ^ . Assembly of t h e Presbyterian One man, nude except for the riage to twice-divorced, American- trust’’ income received from an —(/F)—Defending champion DWfe CHRYSLER $1062 $1162 $1410 aOing wotdi taday. life jacket which kept him afloat, was among those voting Christian born Wallis Simpson .. French po­ enterprise during seizure. This $1916 $2305 $3110 Church In the USAi would replace Democrat. Both Red victories Chapman of Pinehurst, N. C g FORD $830 $938 $1046 $1386 The Beit m Food the word, "debts” or “trespasses” Koje Island. Korea, May 26— Camp officials concede they do were in Rovigo province, a Com­ lice have Jailed (Thief Eklitor Andre won "hts opening match In tM l $1556 $2149 In the prayer, with the word, (Continued on Page Eight) —informed sources said today' not have control inside the barbed Stll of Communist dally newspaper, (Continued on Pag* Bight) British amateur golf tournwu •Ca d il l a c munist stronghold In north Italy. r$1430 $1683 r$2260 $2820 $3308 $3875 "sins.” • — Communist and anti-red prisoners wire enclosure. Red leaders have Hard Fight In South L'Humanite .. Sailor Edward A. ment today with an easy 6 sifl^ The Rev. Alexander Mackie, of of war battled each other for con­ organized prisoners Into a crude In the poverty-ridden south. It Craig Is charged with (Jamaging 3 triumph over Lindsay R e »« BRITISH-AMERICAN CLUB 37 store windows by scratching (rew, a nrrx-ous young SeotcBP m a Fl e s t r e e t Philadelphia, -vigorously opposed Truce Cooling Off trol of barbed wire POW enclo­ hut disciplined army, equipped Was still expected to be a hard WU Strike Ends; O thT Malms and-Modols Corraspondingly High RESTAURANT the move. sures for flye riotous days ih what with stones, clubs and weapons and sometimes losing battle for them with ruby ring In'Newport, man. tr- 5 3 2 E. M. Turnpike "Why this silly tampering with To End Tomorrow Koje veterans call ’’Woody” Sep­ fs.#hioned from rans and metal Premier Alclde de Gasperi’s R. I. Terms Aceepted ------CLUB .26 Delivered the Lord’s Prayer?" he demanded. tember.” bars. They also have pistols and Christian Democrats. Western Allies give up Petera- STRIKE OVER SPUD PRICW DOWN MANCHESTER CONN "Hasn't the general Assembly any­ Detroit, IVtay 28—9P;— oh ■ SEDAN In Manchester Tuesday, May 27 - 7:30 P. M. "The five day struggle—not yet rifles seized from guards in riot* Tljere the government bloc Is berg Hotel, symbol of the occupa­ ’ 2 5 7 5 ’ 6 4 4 0 thing more important to conaider? officially announced—caused 100 or bought from civilians. trucker* supplying the. 6,09b- plus 'soles tox Jewelry Repairing f Munsan, Korea, May 26—OP)— up against strongholds of landless tion. . Frank M. McHale realgna Waslilngton, May 28—OP)—The "A s a Republican I consider it 'United Nations truce delegates re­ POW casualties, Including 15 kilf- At least 115 prisoners have died and unemployed and the rising aa chairman of (Tredentials com­ 52-day Western Union strike end­ - Independent nukricets of the De- . HEAR "WILD BILL" RANDALL a serious invasion of private rights ed by prisoners. United Nations trolt area went on strike today, »Di^CO?TVor^v!J5 PACKARD * Beads Restrung turn to Panmunjom tomororw to from brutal beatings, hangings or strength of a new Monarchist and mittee of the Domocratjf Nation­ ed t^ a y and workers flocked MAY COST y o u NO 5IORE THAN THE SO-CALLED "CHEAP CAR." to tell me how to pray.” learn If a three-day cooling off guar^ wounded 14 with gunfire torture in dashes between ' die­ Neo-Fascist alliance. al Committee . . Premier Marahal back to telegraph offices across .'against potato ceiling pricebl FAMOU5 RACING DRIVER 5PEAK The action authorized the for­ More than 800 truck* M ockad ^ We Repair Big Ben and recess has cracked the Communist and 22 with bayftnets, quelling the hard (Communists and anti-Com- IVhen police and army guards Tito celebrate* his 60th birthday the nation. Union and company LET US PROVE IT THE ARMY and NAVY CLUB mation of a committee to confer stsnd on prisoner exchange. riots. munists within the' barbed wire en­ closed booths last night after the . .State Department invite* Amer­ officials expected the Dow of mes­ the big Detroit union pr I? ' Baby I^n Alarm Clocks terminal as their owner* re REFRE5HMENT5 — MOVIE5 with representatives of all denom- . The explosive issue alone blocks Bloody September was concen­ closures, hospital records show. first day's voting, it was estimated ican studenta to apply (or over sages to return to normal quickly. an srmistice in Korea. trated from Sept. 16 to the night Guard.# suppresslnit three riots that 72 per cent of J2,106,764 1,800 expense-paid scholarshipa in The official end of the atrike to buy from comraUatoa 2 Watch Repair Men (Contlnaed on Page Bight) , ■The CTommunlits demand all of the 20th. Veterans say savage In this UN,POW camp kilted 97. registered voters had cast ballots 19 friendly countries.. A collect came at 12:01 a. m. local time AUTOMOTIVE PERSONNEL OF GARAGES AND SERVICE their captured soldiers back—at fighting erupted inside the com­ Lt. Col. S. M. Gelehger, Flint, in the third of Italy voting. telephone call to his mother in after the- AFL commercial teleg­ At Your Service STATIONS IN MANCHESTER AND VICINITY ARE Treasury Balance the point of a bayonet If neces­ pounds tor control of the pris­ Mich., head of the hospital, said In Sicily, wher* the voting last­ Boston lead* to atreat of teen-ag* raphers union announced that its BRUNNER’S- packard CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND;' Western Union membership had Manchester’s Oldest sary. oners. bodiea-ff prisoners slain within ed only one day, unofOcial final boy and his companion in New Waahington, May 26—(S9-r-The Will Not Barter POW* U. N. hospital officials say^^Red the cpniifounds often are not re­ tabulations showed a turnout of York, wanted tor questioning In a voted 8,685 to 5,468 to accept a DIRECT FACTORY DEALER Established Jeweler position o f the Treasury May 22: That-the UN command has been POWs treat each other with such covered for daya. 82.29 per cent—2,072,300—of . th.« tetniday night holdup in Boston strike settlement. 358 EAST CENTER STREET— 11L. 5191 BINGO Net budget receipts, 8248,839,- equally firm. It says no prisoner barbarity that they have killed Hospital records give many In­ registered votera ' .. Four cargoes of India-bound Pay raises or reductions of 5pensorod Ry 223.22; budget expenditures, $236,- will be forcibly returned to the more prisoner* than have Allied stances of brutality by the POW*. Leaders of D* Gasperl’t hard- wheat from U. 8 . have been dl- worjeing hqurs provided for under ^ESIBER OF MANCHESTER AUTO. DEALERS ASSOCIATION EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT F: E. BRAY 360,170.62; cash balance, 85,353'.- guards in suppressing three POW varied to Paldston to tide over a 198,089.80. "food crlsla there. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9— SATURDAY UNTIL 8 STARTING AT 8:15 SHARP 'State Theater Building MANCHE5TER AUTO RARTS riot* announced this year. 20 REGULAR GAMES— 3 SPECIALS 737 MAIN ST.