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iSanrljrrBtrr EorttittB Rzrato ■ The -W(Miiiig>„- laB iSi Average Dally Net Preas Run oi u. & w«RiUgf4Rp|iar-^ Dlatrtct Deputy Grand Master Vhr m U rn m of i«B«, liM Monnan Belcher and hia staff win Leaves fo r Training Local Youngsters amuqr Wrua ‘^- AKoPtTown Install the officers of King David 9 ,4 8 2 tel* aaS km I Lodge of Odd FeUowa FWday eve­ Save I ■oaa; dear eaal ' ^ U thM* BltlBnl •UglUt 'ft>r In Rush for Gifts mm4 ning. They are: Noble Grand, S o , OMuqr. Ml Rtd ooM -im t Aja cwuficatM Bari Hutchins; vice grand, Edwin ai« naiMUd to okU «t the Red Lamb; recording secretary, Gilbert A war hero’s homecoming waa Box of 50 CtaM e B ^ MS Main atm t. to get Menciwafer— A City of VUlogo Charm Perk; financial aecreUry. Irving only a Mt more anthusiaatlc than them. Tte oflice la open from 9 to Barrett; treasurer, Walter Walsli. S except Wedneaday and Saturday, the reception afforded Earle Clif­ (ClaaaHlad AdvartWnt M Page ie> PRICE FOUR CENTS All Odd Fellows are cordially In­ (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN;. THURSDAY. JULY 15, 1948 wlMd the houra are from 9 to 13 vited to attend the Installation. A ford at 9 o’clock this morning $1.29 VOL. LXVIL, NO. *48 social time with refreshments will when He arrived to open his cloth­ RuaaeU Cheater. follow. ing store at 917 Main street. Cries 2 for ,2.53 bom laat night In Waterbum hoa- Emanuel church parish house of “ Here come Mr. Clifford’’ and ^ to MrTand Mfa. Ruiaefl Mol- building conunlttee will have a ’’Hurray for Earle’’ echoed down Uca. Mra. MoUlca waa the for­ meeting Friday evening at 8 Main street as Clifford came Into Buv The Large Box. So Soft, So Comfortable mer Betty Auatln, daughter of o’clock at the home of Ernest (Notion Dept.) Mr. and Mra. Hulburd Auatln of KJellson of 135 Porter street. view. • 250 Main atreet ^ Clifford’s admirers were, a Truman Calls Special Session of Congress Mrs. Joseph Loranger of Phoe­ group of youhgaters who evident­ nix street Vernon. Is at present a ly pay rathpe close attention to ALL SIZES patient at the Manchester Memo­ his display windows. Clifford had COM rial hospital. inserted a card among his clothing COLOR FIL)I displays announcing that today he M iU KN iaTBa COMNt Mrs. Irving A. Webster of 54 Co­ wouVl give away T-ahirts to the T H IJ II B bum road has been discharged youngsters. The result Was a sise- from St. Francis hospital, where atAe group of children gathered in After Getting Nomination on First Ballot she spent nine days for treatinent front of the store long before of Injuries received In an automo­ opening time. One youngster, re­ bile accident, July 6, In West Hart­ ported Clifford, had been waiting ford. Robert E. Guatafsoa since ten minutes to oeyen. special Sale ! Miss Betty Ann JTohnson o f 43 Robert E. Gustafson, 18-year-old Many o f the Children didn’t wait FENDER AND BODY to go homa before donning their Democratic Chbices aeNomincca HoU street has returned after a son o f Mr. and Mra.' Russel Gus- ) three weeks’ stay with friends In shirts, and they sported them as Italian Workers Counters Civil Rights - WORK . Greencastle, Pa. tefiitm o f 18 Drive E, who recently they walked out of the store. The enlisted In the U. 8. Navy has left T-shirts are white with blue let­ 1>2>3 Strand SolbiifiM and Flan, lac. A Swedish Baking sale will he for his boot training at‘the Great tering that reads , “Clifford’a, Manchester, Conn.’’ The entire lot New Chenille aSi Oaatct atreet conducted at Hale’s store tomor­ Lakes Naval Training Station. Return; General row at two o’clock by the W o­ Upon completion of IxMt training of 150 shirts was gone by 10 men’s Misalonary Society of he will enter a Naval school. o’clock this morning. Simulated Pearl Split by Democrats; Emanuel Lutheran church. Mrs. He waa graduated from Man­ Amy Carlson, president of the so­ chester High Bchool, claaa of 1947. BEDSPREADS Strike Cracking ciety’. heads the committee In Active In sports, he was manager Necklace charge. The usual line of Swedish of MoMarty’s Basketball team In SWEDISH Atiantic baked foods will be available. the T . M. C. A. League of 1947 to At New Low Prices! Attacks Republicans 1948. He was pitcher on the Man­ Necklace with rhinestone clasp all in perfect graduation. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee and chester High school baseball team BAKING SALE *Back to W oik Move­ Range and Fuel children of Chicago, fcrmerly of of 1947 and quarter back on the Auaptcee Of All White Waffle Weave ment’ Breaking Up News Tidbits this town, are East on a ^ s lt with football team that year. Women’s Mtaalonary Society Of Culled From (/P) ’ Wires Asks for Action on relatives and friends. At present ‘Emanuel Lutheran Church $X»00 each Pius Tax Walkout Qamp^ on they are at Hammonaaset Beach. Douglas Wiesse of Summer Anti - Inflation and OIL Chenille Bedspreads Italy After Attempt New England Democratic lead­ street and Edward Burrell, Jr., of Tom orrow at 2 p. m. Some Dixie Rebels Housing Legislation Mrs. Frances Puzao o f 324 Char­ Walnut street, have left for a two Full and Twin B<^ Sizes T o Aasasainate' Tog-, ers ball President Truman’s chal­ ter Oak atreet repoHs that she weeks’ stay at Camp Pioneer, the HALE'S STORE lenge to RepubUcana aa “Juot the Within 15-Day Aft­ L T. WOOD CO. has an Eaiter Illy plant bearing 25 Boy Scout camp at Wlnated. liatti, Reds’ Leader abot In the arm our party need­ bloaaoms.' S1.98 and $2.98 ed.” . . .Army eurplua B-17 plane Plan Rump Session er Lawmakers Coi^ forced down Sunday with nine 61 BlMdl St. TH 44N $7.98 Btdletinl Americana aboard near Halifax, venC; Flings Challengw Summer Handbags Rome, July 15^—(d*)—The N. 8,, expected to return to this To Repnblieana to prefect of Genoa province in country today. . . .Fordham Ual- Aften W. Barkley Pack Off for Birming­ Grovel Or Fill An exceptional value at such a low price. Waffle weave verelty seiomologlat reports two War Leader Dies Keep Their Promises HALE'S SELF SERVE In pouch or euvelope styles. Easy to clean plastic in checked patterns in fine chenille. White only. the leftist north proclaimed earthquake ohocka occurring IS ham to Name 5lotea* Any amonnt. Haul it The Original In New England ^ a ‘'state public danger” to­ houra apart. . . .H latoric L ,' Right$ Candidate and Dr. Franda W. Helfrick leather. Also fabric bags in multi-colors. day in the wake of the at­ a BMcher house at Guilfonl, Philadelphia, July 15.— eracldng the general strike a h o ^ y later la robbed o f 98,800 Heaw Blows sue; a split that put Abraham damped on Itdy by Ckmunu- . . Definite hope tor ______• . UHChM tmb' Die Whtte'WntiaB- as —aonator VfWforrrenleetty suffering from oertaln In. Bcrlin’suJBlockade Soar lender, aoid today h« is niat labor aftisr the attempt­ Uia natioa'a flrat Republican prsa- “not greatly surprised” that NOODLES Cans 25c Chenille Spreads of high bKK>d)preesare is ident. ed assassination of Palmiro Israeli Troops Encircle President Truman boa. snllsd SALE fered by Providence, R. I., doctor. But to a pre-dawn diaUenge to Togllatti. Togliatti, Italy’s Congress bock into ssnslofi CAMPBELL’S . . . . Seeretary General Trygve Nazareth fronf Three Unit^ States, Britain X h reateu s A ir \ his Dixie and O.O.P. foea aUke 38. No. 1 Communist who also lie salla for Eluropq late today... President Truman raised the 'dvU oteada see hi|di with the Soviet Japan’s largest newspapers and Sides; Cool to Truce not grontly surpriasd, Cans $9.98 rights issue high into the pr*«l«o- Of Men’s Underwear BEANS 27c Unloii. was reported improving. news agencies freed from censor- peal to United Na-i C om dorS Cut tion campaign. but X havs no commont to For Hcmcs and O ut-l^r Extra fine white chenille grounds with bow knot jfid ▲ atcilian law student shot him ship before publloatidn. . . . Fort Cairo, July 15—(AO—The Jews Tbe chief estscuUve cliraaxsd make,” tha senator told Tha FRANCO-AMraiCAN Di:^ N. J., Army authorities seek said today Israeli troops have en­ tions in Argument j ____ hia acceptance of the presidential Associated PreOi when ndvtaed floral pattern in multi-colors. Blue, green,, peach, rose, (OanManei on Page Fourteen) Army sergeant together with big o f the preoident’s annwmcb- circled Nazareth from three sides nomination with a call for Con- Oen. John J. Perdilag, 87, who ATHLETIC SHIRTS ' 75c yellow and all white. Full size only. green bu, belonging to Tilton Gen­ and struck beavy blows at Arab great to reassemble 11 days hence ment in accepting the preot- eral hospital...... Laberal Demo­ W.,hin,loiwiil.v 15.-W j Ne»sp» led Anteriran troops to victory In dential nomination at tbe SPAGHETTI 2 27c Events That Involve Food^r- Armies in tbe Jerusalem area. —to act, among other thinge, on World War 1. died early today at cratic party in Soviet-occupied Both the lews and Arabs seemed — The United States, Britain | per in Berlin Prints Democratic National conven­ zone of Germany threafen to break his and Republican calls for great­ the Walter Keed hoaplttit. Wash- GRJPPER FRONT SHORTS' 79c cool to the id^a of a new United and France today charted er.^ civil rights for Negroes and tion in Philadelphia. away from Russian-sponsored Ger­ Threat to Interfere IngtoB. Nations tmee In their Palestine their next inove in the cam­ .other minority groupe. SCOTT TISSUE 2 r.»,23c TABLE CLOTHS man Political Unity bloc. urar. Flashes! paign to smash the Soviet Balletin! / ,Mr. Truman has asked for Fed­ tra meet, on anti-inflation and Ste^ Broiler $2.98 Jewish souices to Haifa aald Is­ blockade of Berlin. That step eral anti-lynch, anti-poll tax, anti- housing legialatlon. BOTH FOR ' VEEDY \ (lA te BaUUIas ot tb* cP) With) raeli units now were 'within strik­ Berlin, July 15—(A=1—The Jim Crow and anti-Job discrimin­ Reg. $3.98. Now ...... * * * ing distance of Nazareth, main may be an appeal to the Unit­ Rusalans threatfoed through Pershing Dies; An hour before ha 4ook tha ation laws. sUge o f PhUadeliibla’a Conven­ Yugoslavia' Hit northern Palestine base of FawzI ed Nations to move into the their official newspaper today High quality steel, spot welded and completely nickel It Was the Democratic conven­ tion hall early this morning to PAPERTOWELS^ 25c Beafflrma Blockade IMlaaqe Paaha al Kaukji’s Irregular Arab dispute, following Russia’s to Interfere with U. S. and plated throughout. Adjustable, holds meats in place volunteer Army. tion’s action in wriUttg those spe­ IUSuicel938 fling a challenge at the Repubil- Shirt Sizes 34 To 46 Washington, July 15—(P>—The Again by Reds rejection of the three-power de­ British planea brtnginx **'9' cific proposals Into the party’s cana to make good on their Dewey* KELLOGG’S securely without slipping. Strike Triple Hammer Blows mand for an immediate break in piles aad food to blMkadrd - — Short Sizes 28 To 40 United States today r«afflrmed ita 1948 platform that brought the Warren platlorm pledges, Mr. of Bedin. The State department A dispatch from Jewish-held the Soviet wall around the Ger­ Beriln. Oerroaa newspapers call for Saturday's e

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Lawrence Small and two sons. this Genealogy are published W n l l g i f l i r r i i n m n i m i gave Donohue ISO for the Demo­ and Mrs. Lbrd. They were dinner CM be obUlncd lU presldenL y>lUIIUpiUD cratic party eampaifn and regret­ gueaU that day of Elmer Gcet Hospital BiitUliiig Lawrence Small, Jr., returned Griswolcl FaiitJIv Wall Resumes 52 Oil Burner Named to Mrs. Bamuel A. Griswold, also of ted he couldn’t give more. Service Pins Local School and fomUy In Lebanon. Mr. with them Sunday - for a two Branford, Conn. A* Speaker Here Asthmatic? Tho witneta, William R. Ander- Permit* in June Special Announcement Chsunpe has fp eciU la r interest ip Work 1* Staited weeks’ vlslL Reunion Planned Stand Today aon, teettfled at the hearing that Catholic Library the Lebanon church and town, oa Mrs. Lnella Campbell McCarthy AO persoM o f the Griswold he gave "because everybody elee Are Awarded Calendar Out he waa the minloter there before o f North Brookfield, Moss., is a name, o r of Griswold descent, to- George Hadley, 54-years-oM na­ in the atate was doing it.” ’The shortage of oil last winter TONIGHT going to Shelton. Middletown, July 15— ‘The guest of her son. Eugene McCar­ The Griswold Family Asaocia- i [ether with their wlvea or hua- tive of Shrewsbury. England, SANSON'S riartfotd. July 16—(F) — The bends, are eligible for membership.' Are roe tronMeS -i' J W’all and Donohue were the 13th does not flieem to have affected the Catholic Tranecript Teporti that Hebron and Colcheater baseball fl rat major construction project at thy and Mrs. McCarthy, UoR o f America, Inc., will hold its claimant to the world's heel snd toe fenial* hfnneuaaal Internal Revenue Bu* and 14th of bufeau officials to ap­ Alanchester Employee at Board of Education An­ at the wsiking championship wlU vlait ■ne**' Do** thw the Rev. John J. Byrnee. vice teoma fought it out at the 0)1- Connecticut State hospital hero Mr. and Mrs. F. Roy Brown had 19th annual reunion.and business ASTHMA number of people who wish to In­ Mo m than two thirds of the the British American Club Friday troa sam. fnri xe awsMMt m **— reaii Chief at New Ha­ pear. Two otners, D. Epimet Shea president o f St. Thomoa aeminary, chester grounds Sunday In a Tri- ^esU this week from New York meeting, Saturday, July 31, 1946, at such uoMsr Tbm ae ttjr IsSH B i * Ham ilton* Propeller stall now burners. In nearly all nounces Various Dates oince 1938 got under w ay this week $606 million which the American of Blaugatuck, Wall's^former as­ nrH been named by the Meet Rev, Oounty League nune. Colchester a t y . at ettnton. Conn., in the Andrews evening. Slnkhamk TOzeiapI* OsmasBaS Ss The English athlete, a veteran ot REMEDY ven iTestifies Again sistant in Now Haven, and Tho- Gets 20-Year Emblem o f the new houses being erected in For Next Term Henry J. O’Brien to be director oC was the winner, by a score of 9-6, when wrecking crews began the Mrs. iBva W . PeOrson o f H art­ Memorial, 25 miles east of New pepple spent on reading matter In Kiwv* raeti armptoma nakbaa's maa Skidd, former zone collector BOLTON LAKE HOUSE 1940 was spent for newspapers World War I. will speak at the Da* a srand aomhiaa aStat on see Blsnchester the permits specify the the Catholic lending library here. though Hebron put up a good job of razing the old main cottage ford and Mrs. Mary S. Shaw of Haven, on U. S. Route 1. club and It Is hoped that a large e/ HoaMa'* imwt tmssrwat orpanMf Has broiiRht relief to New Haven. July 16 - Tho- in Norwalk, were not present at in.stallatlon of oil burners. In ad­ Father Byrnes succeeds the Rev. fight. This puU Colchester 'way' to-make way for a new $1,700,000 Springfield, Moss., have been re­ Registration will begin at' 11 ana oaagazinea. The remainder Service pins aymholialng more T ^ Boar'l o f Education has gathering will be pnaenL many by removinir the y ^ e r d a y 'a hearing. John J. Dum- dition there have been many appli­ Andrew J. Kelly, co-founder and ahead of other teams, this mak­ building to be erebted on the site. cent guests of Tolland relatives. a. m., daylight saving time. was chiefly for books and maps. 'rni4iriNKHUI*S»S» maa F. Wall, New Haven Internal pert, commlasion investigator said than 175 yeara wHh Hamilton cations for permission to convert adopted a cchool calendai^for the Dancing fun and Frolic symptoms of asthma. director o f the library who died ing 10 goiffeS' won by that team The Grove, Shepard, Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. C Preston Luncheon servM by the Clongrega- Revenue bureau division chiet who the form er Norwalk chief had not to oil. coming school year. It provides for out of 11. Hebron is believed to be. Standard Propellera divialon of 183 school days. PRESENTING lost month. Kruge company of New York has Meoctaom and daughter, M argoreL tlonsl church will be at 12:30 and earlier told a Clvii Service com­ replied to. the charges. Last month there were / 52 oil about even os to games lost and Unit^ Aircraft Corporation were School opens Wednesday, Sep­ The Cathniir Transcript also re­ the contract for the new SOO-hed are guesta o f Mr. and Mrs. Frank reservations at $1.50 muat be sent Try It Today! mission examiner that he had "a S l^ Denies Charges burner permits Issued by the A r tie Custer and His Men o f Rhythm ports that BIshop^O’Brien has os- won. Colchester bos always been brick and steel building which w ill Meachom of New Jersey. to Mrs. Mary B. Bullard, Guilford. Shea, a form er Naugatuck pro­ awarded recently to eleven em­ Building Inspector's office. tember 8, and remains in session a hard nut to crack, having a personai hostility” to political soli­ until Friday, October 29, when It Every Thursday and Saturday Nighta aigned the Rev. Julius 8. Guonda- have radiant heating. The Misses Spindlers of New Conn., before Julj' 22. bate court Judge categorically ployees by Erie Martin, general vc^ strong team. A fter the business meeting at 2 For m Ic ot futlow lns citation of federai employes in will close for one day for the an­ lini o f the Church o f SI. Anthony, The new building is,to be known, Jersey ore guests of MlsT Anne denied the charges, but was not manager. Tw o o f the pins, both Twere will be a meeting of Colo­ o'clock and a musical Interlude by Mancbeoter D m t Store*: 1946, resumed the stand for the nual Teacher’s Convention. The Hartford. i.o be aosi8tant at the as Dutcher hail In honor o f Dr. Tttomford and sister, Mrs. Edna expected to attend the hearings as nel Henry Champion Chapter, the Clinton Choral Society, the ad second day today in Federal court. marking 20 yeara with the divi­ next vacatlo.r will be Armistice Church of SI. Lucy, Waterbury. •George M. Dutcher of MidiUetown, lU ey, at Utetr summer home he ia no longer in government ser-1 Local Officers On Friday Night D.A.R., at the Colcheater Chapter dress of the afternoon will be QCI.NN'S rMARMAt Y Wall and 14 other bureau em­ sion, went to iUiam Rents of 229 Day, Thursday, November 11. The chnirman of tie Board of Trustees Stone Croft. vice. He is now in business in \Vs-1 house, Wednesday, July 14, at given by Mra. Helen Lombard Tel. 4IM ployes arc charged tentatively Summit street, Manchester and school will be closed Thursday and at the hosp!^ for the poat several Mrs. Agnes Daniels Prstt of terbury. Flip and Hig Conn. Wranglers 2:80 p. m. The guest speaker will Brown, of W ashii^on, D. C.. and NORTH END PHAR.MACT with soliciting or receiving politi­ James Vandergrtft of 71 Buckland Friday. November 25 and 2S for years. Tolland and Windsor has opened Tel. 6545 cal contributions from bureau em­ One of six who testified in Dono-1 Road. Wethersdeld. Iii^Operalioiis’ Come out and spend an enjoyable day at our nswiy be Mrs. Charles Morton, who will her summer .home in Tolland for Madlaon. Conn. Her subjecL will hue's case yesterday, Anderson i the Thanlugivin^’hoUdny. Hebron tell "The Story of the Flag.” ployes in violation of the Hatch Awarded Sfteen-year pins were: the summer months. be “The Threat To Our Amertesm CENTER PHAR.MACt said he handed hi.* contribution to | The first long vacation oomco developed sandy beach. Picnic tables, llrsplaees. boats There will be fiiusic and other at- Heritage.” Aa author, columnist act and commission regulations. John E. Anderson, 10 Spring Tel. 42.5S the Stamford chief in his office, j during the Chiistmas season'when for boating and fishing. The body o f pfc. Arthur M. tractloiu.^ Mrs. Robert Brown of and lecturer she Is well Informed Report* Donating $50 street. Portland, a design consult­ Included in Group Par­ WELDON DRl'U Asked how Donohue was to know ^ the schools will close Wednesday, Keefe, .drst Hebron boy to be killed Westchester . and Mias Marian Tolland Sadlak Opens Hartford Office to discuss the internattonal situa­ The ■ case of .Martin Donohue ' ant In the engineering depart­ Tel. 5.4?! what it was for, Moore replied. “I > December 22 and wdll aot reopen Still Serving The Best In in World War II is on Its way Bock of Colchester will be host­ tion. ended late yesterday afternoon af- | ment: Edwin D. Eaton o f 683 ticipating in Various assumed he would.” until Monday, January 3. The next home, according to word received esses. Communion was observed at Hartford, July 15— —Aqtoni The Griswold Family Associa­ Festorlag Free DelU'crr ternoou attor a subordinate o f the j Bloomncld avenue, Bloomfleld, ad- Steaks, Chops and Chicken Dinners “ W hat did you say to him at the i Tpgts- Demonstrations week vacation will start Friday, by hla father, Maurice J. Keefe, Mrs. Gordon Filburn o f . Sche­ the Federated church Sunday N. Sodlak, Connecticut’s congresa- tion was organized in 1930 at .Stamford division chief said he ministrative engineer; Oscar Urn*,” Dumpert asked Anderson, February 18 and school will re­ slate milk Inspector for the CMPA, nectady, N. Y., is a visitor at the morning worship service July 11. mon-st-Iarge, has opeqed an office Wethersfield, Conn., and haa about Sturm o f 167 Bushnell street, "■fhat I was pretty hard up this open Monday, February 28. who lives on the Hebron-Andover home of her sister, Mrs. Stuart Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hansen In Room 325 of the Federal build­ 300 members. Its princljial work I Hartford, a set up man in the ex­ Three Manchester Reserve Offi­ time.” Anderson replied, adding •Pi’lnf vacation starts ' road. Mr. Keefe does not know Brinkrnon. have had as recent guests ' their ing here. The Rockville Republican Is the sponsoring of the Griswold I94j5 Hudson Club Coupe perimental department; Howard cers are included In the group of that Donohue explained that ‘jjf. j Thursday, April 14 and school will just when the U. S. Arm y trsna- Mr.______and_____ M rs..______Arthur Bisemon daughter and family of Rockville. sold hla office will be open fo r the Family .Genealogy, compiled by its 1947 Hudson Club Conpti Huelaman o f 29 Dobson avenue, lired Kidneys was ju.st as hf.ni with him.” DoiTn- i I 48 reservists participating this reopen April 28. There wUl be a port (Jarroll Victory, will arrive o f Elmhurst, L. i., have hod their Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin in n er duration o f the congressional rt- Historian, Glynn E. Griswold, of Heater, White WaH Tirea Vernon, a mechanic 1 nthe experi­ hue denied making this statement \ week in "Operation Backyard." one closing on Memorial Day, bringing the body home, but it la | Hebron place repainted and it o f Hartford and sons. Lou lr and Branford, Conn. Tw o volumes o f Radio, Heater, 16,000-Miles mental department; Louts Hor­ 24.000 Miles when he took the stahd yesterday. . Monday. | | | y 80. expected in the near future. looks very fine. Richard' Miller, have been Sunday vath of 24 Klrkham street, New­ i They are Col. Henry O. M c(>aw Often Bring Other a^umford and Greenwich The school year will come to'an Arthur waa inducted into the People of the entire town were gueats o f Mrs. Laura Judson. I ington, supervisor fo r machine I of. Oxford street. Major cniarles R. THE OFFICE OF bureau employes who testified in- j end on Wednesday, June 22. Army March 29, 1942. He received much pleased to learn that the Mr. and Mrs. Donald Graham o f maintenance tool and cutter grind­ ' Carpenter of 53 Lake street, and OAKGRILt his training .at F L Bragg, S. C., Gilead Congrogatlonol church has rhompsonrilie. Conn., were recent 1946 Cadillac rAinvertible I DR. LAWRENCE J. Seepless Nights eluded Former Stamford Ma.,vor ing; Wesley Carlin of 184 Camp Edward A. Gonoud, Richard F. 1 ' Major Stanley H. Lorenzen of 98 >30 Oak Street Tel. 3894 and at other training camps, with I been left $10,000 by the will o f guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Harold When dlMrder of Udntr fonotioti permit* avenue, Newington, a foreman In Connerford, Miss Mary Foley, i I Middle Turnpike, west. General George Patton's group. He the late Mrs. Arthur B. EUlis of (iraham. p 3 S l u u w i Radio,' Heater, While >Yall Tires BERKS ■elMiiatu ra*tt*r ta rtmun in yoor blood. the steel blade section; Eric Zlm- It "-ey eauw nsMinc baduche, rbtumatle Harold Hamraham and 5iisa Grace | I "Operation Backyard" is being YES— Now you can en­ was with the 41st Infantry Regl- Manchester, a former resident of Miss Grace E. Oough has been SUKR SPECIALSl mertpan o f 496 Griswold street pain*, lac pains, Iom « pap and entrty, g*t- Kelly. . • I conducted by the 123rd Composite menL 2nd armored division. As his Gilead. The late Mr. Ellis was gn a guest this week of her brother. 117 EAST CENTER ST. Unc up ntehts, awaUInc. puffinns under th* Glastonbury, an experlmenUI de- joy the best in entertain­ j Group of Army resen-e officers death occurred July 11 the day of- uncle of Asa W. Ellis of Glleo^ H arvey B. Clough and Mrs. trea, bcaoiudia* and dliunaas. Frequent or Given to Another Einpid.ve partmedt. sheet metal worker; LOWi$T PRICI8 \ | acantr paaeaxea erith amartinc and bumlnc 1 during this week. The officers ment with the awelter- ter the opening of the Sicilian In- there were other Gileiul rela- Clough. ^i'^am yraoie/ WILL BE CLOSED Mlsa Foley aaid she gave a $50 Walter Fuller of 97 Qarvan street, aamatlni** anow* there t* (onathlnc wronc ' have been firing new weapons at HOW Bads SATUBDAT voslon. It la believed that he met tlves. Mrs. Maud Clough has been a with jrour kidneys or bladder. contribution to another employe, to Esst Hartford, foreman of bond I ing summer heat forgot­ IN T O W N I j the National Guard Rfange guest o f her daughter, Mrs. M il­ [cClure Auto Co. Manchester Showing his death fighting in that ores. 1 Th® “ ®v. George M. Milne went JULY 17 TO JULY 26 Don't wait I Ask your dnicslat for Doaa'a give to Donohue, and asked how , room Inspection; Harold Adams of First TOla, a atlmulani dluratio, tiaad tueeasafully j in East Granby, watched ten In tbs Ho received his early education Pround with boys of the 4-H Club dred C. Bchrend o f Stafford by mttlloDt for orar IP rtara, Doan's civ* Bhe figured Donohue would know | 233 Burnside aveiitm. East Hart­ in the Hebron schools, graduating ffvoup a few days ago on a garden Springs, Conn. 60 WELLSsSTREET TEL. 2-9442 bappy relief and wSi help th* 16 mllM at Its purpose, explained: "Oh I took ford, a brase furnace operator in chemical warfare demonstra­ FITIMMW • sun TUIR kidney tubee flush out poisonoocwaatatrooi i from Windham High school, with Inspection. Kenneth Porter is lead- There waa a good response at a chance." "Are you in tho habit | the steel blade section. tion*. and have visited the Spring- I year blood. Get Doha'* Tillt. • field Armory and various other in­ AIR CONDITIONED honors, and afterwards taking er o f the poys’ group and his gar­ Foxwood , Farm A rt school when of sending Mr. Donohue indefinite i Mr. Vandergrtft has been- con- den was one o f those inspected. It opened Saturday at 3 p. m., amounts of money?” Dumpert dustrial and public utility plants course at Bay Path Institute, at tinuoualy employed In the hub de-' Springfield, Moos. Other gardens visited were those July 11, for the first adult and aeked. "No" was Miss Foley’s re- j to learn the latest developmenU in partment with the exception of military ordnance and admlnletra- Before going into the Army he of Charles Warner, Albert Fogil, young children’s classes, to con­ ply. the war y tu m , when he was as­ FEES I Donnid O'Conner In O A K G RILL tion. t was employed for some time by I Secord and Dennish Koch tinue each Saturday during July Ai\ employe In the Greenwich ; signed to the Norwich branch "ARE voir WITH rr* Tomorrow the group is being Manchester’s Favorite Restaurant the A. C. Peterson Company, H art- ^ understood that inspite o f and August from 3 to 5 p. fn. r branch office, also headed by Dono­ plant. He was production superin­ M at A t S:S0~Eve. A t 7:20 1 conducted by Cot. M c O a v on a ford, also by the Underwood-E3‘ peculiar weather the gardens Frank Small and his mother of hue. Hanrahan aaid he purchased tendent when the plant clo.*ed VJ- Ilott-Fisher company of that city. were standing up very well. Skowheg;an, Maine, wore recent day, and is now a hub department tour of the "New Haven” Railroad a money order for $75 and sent it T O N IG H T ‘ Ha also worked for a while on his Miss Joan Reinhart of West overnight guesta o f Mr. and Mrs. to Donohue at the Stamford office. I foreman at East Hartford. Mr. marshalling yard and shops In N^w Haven. Tha group will be father’s form In Hebron. Hartford is a visitor at the homo c "W hy." Dumpert asked, "did you | Bentz has also continuously work-! of her brother-in-law and sister, taken to New Haven in a special Both paroits married a second buy a three cent atamp and then ! ed in the hub department, becom­ DICK TAYLOR AND HIS ORCHESTRA M r. and Mrs. Donald Ronnacher. GET YOUR CAR READY FOR car assigned by the railroad. To­ time and he leaves several holf- mail it to Donohue, instead of to ; ing an assiatant foreman in 1943. I Over 80 hod signed up for the day the group will inspect the brothera and sisters. His mother is NO FINER COLA J (Frank) Madden (the Democratic-I He is now a foreman. Pratt and Whitney plant and in­ Mra Owen Donohue of HarUord. ^ ^ *>eld at pflrty's Central committee treas-, "81 Going To SUMMER DRIVING! stallations of the Southern N ew Bhe Is the former Miss Groce report. Mon- urer.) "No special reason," jHan- Ana Sherlden Errol Flynn AT ANY PRICES England Telephone Company, O AK G R ILL g o r « Lebanon. I®*" *'®^®tra- rahan. replied, "except that I knew ----- A LSO ----- Funerol arrangements sriU be | _ -55* >hay bo more to he wa* going to Hartford." Baseball Clinic Refinish *«ASBAH” announced later. Interment will be odd ” to the above number. It was Tony Martth Yvonne DeCarlo In Hebron at SL Peter’s cemetery. at first hoped that there might be To Operate Here F ea ta n — 1:45, S:t5, 9:50 Arthur was a very popular boy 20 or more who would register. The result was surprising, and is Your Floors? Plan Exhibition Last Show Tonight—6:15 hare. H e was active In sports, in­ cluding boaeboU. News of his very encouraging to those who Recreation Director Samuel J. j have the project In charge, the Rent oar new, heavy Massey announced today that his j •ALWAYS A GOOD T»1E! death was received with a great 6 6 1 6 ^ At Scouts’ Camp V I Red Cross and the Hebron Civic duty . Sander and edner. department would sponsor a base- ' LU I • .11. M [Mi PM !' '■J'll shock and with deepest regieL ------NOW PLAYING —— •ALWAYS GOOD FOOD Ths volunteer workers^ group' Club. The instructor, Grover C. Also 8 heavy duty poHsher ball clinic for boys between th e ' Harlow o f Storrs, is well qualified which met a few evenings ago at and a regular Johnaon <9 ruu Camp Merri-Wood will hold I ages o f 10 and 12 starting tomor- 1 to be In charge. 1 •iASttr.) the home of Mr. and Mra. Henry poliaher. open house tomorrow afternoon, I row morning at the West Side ' Those who did not succeed in A. Jones on ths Hops Volley rood, Bottled By Pepal-Cols Bottling Co, o f Central Village, Conn Oval. The class will get underway I getting their gardens plowed be­ from 2:30 to 3:30. Parents, friends. at 10 o’clock. I bod a fine social time besides ac- Under Appointment From Pepal-Cola Ccv., N. Y. Girl Scout leaders and council MARCO POLO fore the first o f July, at least In ! Director Massey, Jack Shea and j have members are Invited to see an ' Joe Beilis will serve as Inatructorh;'^- RESTAURANT Drivs It Into oar modem fsrags exhibition of crafts and camp Im­ thriving even though A ll boys in the lO to 12 age ■torted so late In the season, ’rae Larsen's provements accomplished by the 1350 Burnside Ave. East Hartford, TfL 8-3928 I group are Invited to take part' weather forces the growing FEED AND HARDWARE now and let as ready yonr car for tbs Intermediate Girl Scouts during 1 whether they are in the Town SS!r^Sil^halS3i*n^^^un^oJ hhing8 along, ond there U not sS their three weeks of day camping. [ Junior Baseball League or not. { waa mods chairman of a group for | ^ ^ might be feared, 34 Depot Square, Tel. 5406 open roads— put it in tip-top shape Spoghstfri repair wcNrk, others of the commit­ There also will, be a program of from the late p la ^ q g . songs and folk dancing. Truck Kills New Haven Boy- tee being William W. Hammond, J, Carter Tree Bitpert for safe, emooth sammer dritring / WCHStl CUeitt « .WCHWl CUflTgi;»»ai Nature museums c^lected and OR Robert Schuyler and Henry A. Everyone will tell yon **Yoa makr a arranged by the two units will be New Haven, July 15— ,/Pi—Carl PLUS; "DEVIL’S CARGO’* Sun., Mon., Tues.— Julv 16, 19, 20 Jones. Mrs. Jones was made chali^ Jopanese Beetle Spraying “■niE KILLERS" MADE $0 on display. Each group of girls J. Ruggiero, four-year-old son of Lq Pizxa man a t the cleaning group. Among RIGHT tarn when yoa turn in here." adds Its finds In nature study to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ruggiero, of SUNDAY - Starring Burt Lancaster and other things they will try to get \ Ava Oardner rid o f some poision Ivy which haa this collection of samples of plant 394 North Front street was strueje “SIGN OF THE RAM” Frepsrsd Any Stylo— Spray now to control the Japanese beetles before and. animal life. In an effort to and fatally injured by a truck as AL80: The Teen Agers In found Its way Into the EngUah Ivy - To Take Oat they destroy your trees, shrubs and flowers. make the most of the materials he crossed the street to share his PLUS: ".Mating Of Millie'* "S.MABT POUncS'* growing o t the church walls. Rev. available on the campsite, the candy with some playmates. The Hkrold R. Keen attended the group crafts have been largely done with boy died on the w ay to New Ha­ meeting. FRIENDS Fine Wines A SherlfPs sale of a Pontiac se wood or vegetable dya. ven hospital. Police identified the Ossotng Every Thartdsy, Miss Marjoris Sts| hens, direc­ driver of the truck as Thoraga dan will take place July 16, to be Frida/'and aeturdsy Xlght Liquors and Bear Carter Tree Expert Co. tor o f ths camp, coriually invites Marshall. 63, and said that he was knocked down to the highest bid­ MORIARTY all interested to attend this clos­ being hfid on a charge of reckless, Ton'll Bo Back For Moro der. Harold L. Gray, deputy sher­ Complete Tree Service ing day of. Intermediate period. driving pending the coroner s re­ A C L E A R iff, Is in charge.'The sale Is under Telephone 7695 The next two weeks will be given p o r t i Oneo TouVo Tried direction of Atty. John A. Mark­ BROTHERS TELEVISION PICTURE ham, Justice o f the Peace. It w ill , jr ' to Brownies. On Tbe Level At Center And Broad take place at Hebron Green at the P. S.— We also trim, ^rune, brace, remove and do tree OT III ypuR oui**^4iresr 1936 PACKARD CONVERTIBLE ' 'fi SHERIDAN DINING ROOM Finger* Mangled The Fiuest in Italian Food* Steaks* Shops ^1 of thcM cart are in excellent mechanical coiyfition BALLROOM The m rm yry you want- wm and most of them have radio and'heater. V By Dynamite Cap Quality Legal Beverages . Over> Look at tkem alii TRY THIS DINNER SHORE DINNERS Compora faahirea — - the TtRE SERVia you Want! compata jjualily— com- .Waterbury, July 16.—i>P)—Sur- FRIDAY,3ATURDAY COME IN AND JOIN THE FUN ALA CARTE— FULL COURSE DINNERS TIRE VALY^! , gec^ at Waterbury hoapltal to- Three Hundred para piieas. W o know • day were attempting to aave the ' SPECIAL CHILDREN’S DINNERS what you will do— you . mangled flngera of alx-yeu-old O R S U N D A Y Finished Monuments and WW Hvr*'* *afaty, dapandability and long LBEML TRADE M MiOWMCE®- Rarkers In Our Display win d e d d a -OB a Speod Raymond i^u lan ger’a left hand. miteoga rolled iqto one ruggedly buiH tire Ym ’U b « aurptitod le Rad hew aaaab . The Southbury child waa In- DANCING Yard To (Thnnse Fromt Quaen. Becduaa heta's yowr old tiraa oiar wwth. Trade Iham In . 6.00x16 $ ^ •9 $ 6.00x16 I jured late yeaterday when a d>-na- Grijiledf Thick, Juicy bearing the fon ^ a Mobil Brand name. mlte percussion caip with which, 4 Thursday, Friday and Saturday The Finest In a U g. atuidy, tuU-capa- •n dapakdohla MokH Tiraa l aday . police said, he Waa playing in hla city. double-woll wosher BW" Mobil Tirea are guaranteed by the Other s i M in proportion. All brand hew (ires— Made home exploded. for- a picture by nationally Imowh Arms. Hospital authorities quoted Hqm Steak Leave Vs Design far lose monay than aaoet to run with a story makers of MobilgasI that meana^ qvcdtty AIPL e c " To The-Music Of , Raymond's father, John Boulan- ■in gla-w oll' aradiPra. about an activity in which I ger as saj-ing that the child ap- with browned pineapple (hroughovt— Mobil high-compretaien Ireod Dllly ItaUy Dohahuii Stop in — sove'yoar- you are interested, will you have an GOODYIAR OR FIRESTONE I plied a match to the cap which he rint, baked potato* freah Workmanship for maximum non-tkid, special 4eaign to was holding in his hand. And His OrchMtra self soma money — and up-to-date photograph to send? v s f etaKle. help overcome dangarout sifle tw ayl Material gdt a bottor wasbar /6 .0 0 X 16 $9.95 Featuring: Make an appointment now for a new por-- Served with appetiser* bflddps. ■ K T H e lp y o u rs e lf to to p m ite tig e . O e l y o u r ^ rp ric s s cash, pins U x. with oM lire. Two Buildup MARGIE D E A N E — Voealist trait. We will supply the glossy prints for new#.', -f, chefs salad, dessert, tea or / USED TIRES $1.50 and up MANCHESTER papei lepruduclion, aa they are required. Mobilgas dealer’s friem lly tire service retp- Permit* Issued coffee for Biil Donahue at the Hammond Organ ularly-^his careful inspection for cuts, BE^T THE RISE— PRICES ARE GOnsG UPI. MEMORIAL braises, wear—hit careful attention to Building Inspector David Cham­ Dinner Music 5-6 bers today tsaued two permits. $2.00 FARR'S COMPANY proper inflotionl Mobilgas The first was Issued, to Joseph A. THIS EVENING A. Almeta. Prop. BOLAND MOTORS Tessier for a one-family, ord it^d a TELEVISION NIGHTLY ^ SOCONY-WtCUUli : half story, four-room dwelling on THE CXIK. PBAKL AND HAKRISON / Hometown Nash Dealer Broad atreat. The building will FOR A DELICIOUS DINNER NTKEgfB be erected by Earl J. Campbell at 369 Center At Weal Center Street BOSTON POST ROAD ROUTE 1, CLtSTON OppssHs Bsm ClBSM$ory an aatlmafed cost of I6.0O0._____ The AND DINNER MUSIC YSLEPHome rm o« eiei BENSON'S Call 2-9222 S T U D IO V for alterations SHERIDAN Fnr Reservations Call Clinton 948 “We (Jive Green Sismp*” / Z ifC and additlona at 76 Walker street. Opso Saaesys FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES See Your Mobilgas Dea The permit was issued to Hayden 105 EAST CENTER ST. MANCHESTER. CONN. E. I^'hlting and Indicates an cstl- Tel. 3802— 3847 ■ay ptme me Savo Msaeyl 713 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 3S35 mated cost Bf 12,000, ■ .'A .•*;« If

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. JULY 15, 194S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY. JULY 16. 1941 FAOBI i*a g e p o u r t ------About 3,560 employes are affeet- T" poaad. after Stalhg tha rasults of The Board of Education wilt hold Dean Wiley la 'chairman of the af­ disabled, having phlabitla. His fair and Aiay be contacted Tor the Today Is St. Swithin’a; thalr uaa In othsr cttlaa, do not their ne.xt meeting Monday eve­ Strike Starts UniOn oflldals s a 4 the com.- IDEAL LOCATION for ranch howw or 2 small heoaes friends wish h?.n a speedy recov­ Parking Curb South Coventry picking up of donaUona. Service Added ery. I Elect Sweet Outlook Seams Bright now talk agalilat tha matara. [esult Seen ning, July 10. ' Approximately $677 la needed pany'a last offer was a nine-cent on main highway in Colnmbin overlooking the lake. Lot Whila tha installation of matara AMESITE Plans were made Monday eve­ Mrs. PsuUne Little wage Increased, coupled with de­ A son, Bruce Allen, has also WinimMtlc Ba. Phene X6S5-WI to balance the 1949 budget of the At Torrington 180 % 300. Spring water. Attractively priced. been bom to Mr. and Mra. .Jamte would not provide any additional POWER ROLLED ning at a Joint meeting of all the Booth-Dimock Memorial Ubrary. mands for weakening the union By Blue Cross Fire Captain July 15 ia S t Swlthin’a Day Again Debated parking spaca in the town, it has Too Obvious ■octetles of Sl..-Francle of Assisi contract and said the wage' offer A. Martin. The buUdlng' Itself is greatly In A daughter has been bora to Mr. and according to'The old tradi­ been held by traffic authorities Ordera taken now! Specializinf in parkhif arena N church, for their annual Fall Ba- a About 185 children of first grade need of repairs. The cooperation was inadequate. tion should rain fall today the that their use would cut down, on aaar which wJl be held O ct 8 tnd ago through Junior life saving Picket Lines Established AN OUTSTANDING BUY In a 7-room house centrally and Mbs. George Legge of this ga.e .etationa. Work guaranteed. Time paymenta arranffii; of townspeople la sought In an ef­ Sees ^-ImpoeelHe Btodea” niiiy Now Get Increased town. Succeeds Fred Sankey countryside would experience Board of Directors to long time parking and would there­ ;«tiAtor ta ft ‘Nol In- 9 In the church hall. They will ap­ class are now enrolled In the free fort to make the pubUc auction a 40 straight days of rain. The fore make for a better turnover of Free Eatimatca point committees later. swimming instructions classes at At All Gates; About A company statement said the located in Manchester. Good condition. Priced to aeO. Mrs. Ruth Gehring and children. Be Aiked . to Act on success for thtb benefit The affair wage offer totalled ten cents per Room Credit by Add­ Adele, Donald and Robert, are en- As Head of No. 2 Com­ promising weatl]er this morn­ parking. tereslejr in Listening Repair work and painting Is now Lassen's Beach at Lake Wangum- Occupancy on delivery of deeiL ing seemingly . assurse the In order for the meters to be In­ being done In the elemenUry la scheduled for July 24 with a 2,500 Alleged hour and declared that the union .foylng a two weeks’ vacation in pany in North End Main Street Meters baug. These are conducted by rain date of July S la t AU monies demands, estimated by the com­ ing to Dues Paid farmers that their crops will stalled here, a special ordinance To Democrats schools and Superintendent Charles T. Conkling, certified in­ New York sUte. raised from this auction in excess pany to amount to over 85 eenta Mr. and Mrs. Peter Yanke and not be washed away. would have to be adopted after , DeMaio Brothers Woodmanseo reports that it will structor of the American Red of the amoimt as stated which is Torrington, July 18 — UP) — A company No. 2 of the Manches­ The Board of Directors will public hearing before the Board of Paving Contractors Since 1921 be completed in time for schools per hour, or abAut 33,500,000 per ‘To ACCommodAtd Blue Cross daughter, Cerol, of Falrvlew, St. Jwithln was canon­ New Haven, July 15.—<^— CroM , RopkvlUe Chapter, and are needed to balance the budget wiU I strike started today at the Ex- year, would be an "impossible bur­ ter Fire Departn^nt at its annual ized a saint in the late 10th ahortly be asked to act on meas­ Directors. . It was reported today to open In the fall. under the auspices of the Rock­ PsirileipaUng Firms who wish a Ohio, and Mrs. Walter Lowe of Call .Manchester 7691 Anytime Jnlted States Senator Robert A. be put In a special fund for the I celslor and Standard plants of the den on the company.*’ Rooky River, Ohio, motored to century. On July 15 his body ures designed to provide parking that action on this matter will be There were 13 boyf from Boy ville headquarters. Mrs. Edward higher credit for room aervice in meeting last night elected -Fred up to the directors at their next U (R.. Ohio), was “not Iftter- Company offlciala aaid the plants WALTON W. GRANT Oinnecticut over the holiday was to have been exhumed mietew for Maijchester, it was Scout Troop 62 who attended Camp F. Kelleher, local Water Safety were open for work as usual to­ maAlbar ^ hoapitata, Connecticut Sweet, captain of the company. session. « ' ~«eted’‘ Ih listening to radio broad* Pioneer last week. They were: Council chairman, annoimced on REALTOR week-end and have been enjoying from its grave and removed to learned today. Genera] Manager quested to contact any of the com­ I lentatives of the company and Lo­ day. but union offlciala declared BhM Cross la now offering an Op- week’s stay with Mr. and Mrs. Mr, Sweet succeeds Fred Sankey the cathedral. It is written of last night's session of the David Barry, Chester Dworak, Monday it la Impossible to accept 647 Main Street, Hartford 2*7584 Uohal Rider to the Blue O oss con­ George H. Waddell waa out of mittee members: Mrs. T. Lportation call Rev. Charlea Criat Miss Ann McAdaiss of Manches­ program. friends who are vacationing at 1. Faster hot water Miort meeting of the Church Marshal Merriam, manager, WiUimantlc on July 9. No dls- by. Mr. and -Mrs. Ernest Oowdy. ter entertained a group of women trict meeting is scheduled for 'West Point n ic flowers for last Sunday were (Clinton Beach. ^OouBcil will be held at the par- from Manchester at her cottage secretary and treasurer of the Mrs. John Shanahan, Sr., and BUY WARDS FAMOUS FIRST QUAUTY aonage, Friday at 8 p. m. Coventry Chibs baseball team, is August. The next session will | given by Mrs. Grace S. Reed and here the first of the week. be the second Sunday in Septem­ consisted oLmlxed summer garden her grandson are visiting her 2. lower-cost hot water After apendlng a week at Point Mr. aiid Mra. Paul Roberts have chairman of a public dance Friday daughter, Mrs. Elwood Hudson, of evening at 8 o'clock at St. Mary's ber. At the next unit meeting] flowers. / I'.., ' ' ■ A ill • ' (.itcr • 'of Woods beach, Mr. and Mrs. returned from a week's motor trip Andover. : Myron Burr and family have re­ Oiurch hall. Proceeds are for the there will be an election of officers. The members of Coventry to northern Maine and Quebec. Delegates to the department con-] Grpng* will enjoy a picnic on Dr. Leonard W. Levine has re­ RIVERSIDE TIRES benefit of the team. Assisting OR YOUR MONEY BACK turned to their homesi Mr. and Mrs. Robert Post and turned from a week’s vacation in Judson Nevera of Ellington Marshall are Miss Katherine Pur- ventlon In Bridgport In August Thursday evening, July 15. AU children of Poquonock will spend viill also be chpsen at this meeting. are asked to meet at the Grange Maine and opened his office Mon­ *toad died at Manchester Memorial din, Rev. John F. Tehan, Rev. Har­ day for practice. nenu CASH ^ihospttal Sunday morning after a the coining week as guests of Mrs. old E. Parsons and club members Rev. John E. Post will continue hah at 7 o’clock to go to the plC' will balp you nlc .spot All Orange membera Mr, and Mrs. Linwood R Camp, . l.' y . ,t :■ GUAI’ A M K • ’ '\i1ong llbieas. He was born in Pleas- May Vergason. as follows: Ch>-Captalns George the sermon series upon the Ten r gat mors out of Thursday night will he "Hobo Hawkes, Jr. and Robert Brehaut, Conpraandmants. preaching upon and their famUles are invited to bell spent Monday with their niece your vacation, gst ta n t Valley and lived moat of his attend. Mrs. Harold J . Martin and Mrs. 1life there. He leaves bla wife, Night ' at ^ e local Grange and all Thomas Franz, Harry Jackson, the Eighth and Ninth Command­ it from IViiimuf members are asked to come (Charles Harris Knapp, Richard ments on Sunday with beginning The. annual Church Vacation Campbell’s sister Miss NatUs whsra it’s *^ras* to 4 out of 8. tons Palmer Kevert; a son, School WiU aMHt on Monday, July Berr who are vacationing at (Clin­ lOeorge C. Nevera; a daughter dressed for the occasion and bring Bloodgood, Edward Breen, Don at 9:15 a. m. at the Methodist j lunch In a paper bag or pay a fine. 26. There are stlU teachers'need ton Beach. Lo*mt. $25 to $300 mafia an your) |Nancy Nbvere; his mother, Mia. Glenn Churchill, Jr., Robert Hille, CSiapel. ■ignstura. slon*. YOU salaet pmy- SALE ENDS At the recent special town meet­ Charles Farrell, Wlnthrop Mer­ Tentative plans fbr a director ed and other helpers. If you can PBUnbeth Baker Neveia; two help, please contact the pastor im msot plsit, to r azampla: $30 cotta rbrottera, George and Wilbur ing it was voted: riam, Jr„ and Ronald Boyd, co- of the First CJongregatlonal BM H XrW O O O ATHLETES FOOT GERM only $3.04 whan r s p ^ In 3 aqual To close the town road known as Coaches George W. Hlnkel, Jr., C^hurch community vacation school mefflptely. A short meeting for IN evm ; all of South Windsor, and teachers and helpers was held on KILL IT* FOR 35c monthly instalmanta. sister, Mlee Jane Nevera of the Willlihantlc Turnpike from the and James BrehauL are to secure the services of the I The Ebcecuttve committee and Rev. Thomas R. Barbour due to Monday evening to formulate IN ONE HOUR, Automatic Oil Nstionwida Cath-Cradit Card* good SATURDAY! ■Boston. He a member of Bver-> old Black Ledge road to the He­ If not pleased, your money back. Ask bron road, now Route 6 and committee chairmen of the South the death of Misa Elsie Mabel plans. for caib at over 400 ftmaiaif oflicas kreen lodge, AF end AM. Funeral •’FamUy Sunday” will be ob any dnizglst for this STRONG fungi- Itsuad hara. No cost or dbUgation Mrvlcea were'held this afternoon To close the so-called Old-New (Coventry Branch of the American Newcomb, 36, on Saturday. Misa | clde. TE-OL. Ui.de with 90% alcohol. Water Heater Red Cross are requested to meet served on July 18 at the Second to gat ona. Coma in or phooa. jat Watkins Funeral Home with Road from the Ogden Lord road to Newcomb, the daughter of Mrs. ConiteSAtlonal church. AU are It PENETRATES. Reaches snd kills the Beat Hampton town line and Thursday at 8 p. m. at the home Mabel Newcomb and the late Fred-1 UORS germs ON (X)NTACT.» Today ^ v . Leland Hunt officiating, niquwtsd to come at 10:80 when at J . W. Rale Corporatloa (drug dept) purial was in Wapping cemetery. To close that portion of the of Mr. and Mrs. Louts A. Kings­ erick Newcomb of 30 .North School bury on Wall street there will be a special Sunday Friends here o( Mias Elsie New­ Bear Swamp road from the Bell street, Manchester, was to have •phool session of Interest to Town Sportsman's club to the East Plans for the annual 4-H Town been the director of the sessions comb, vrho was bom In Wapping, Fair scheduled for August 26 will with pictures and recordings. FINANCE CO. attended school and lived here sev­ Hampton town line. here scheduled to begin July 26, j 11:15 there wiU be a church serv' Barrett X To Install signs on heavily trav­ be formulated Tuesday at 8 p. m. continue for two weeks. She met 753 MAIN STRUT eral yeara before going to Man­ at a meeting of the 4-H Town eOPIH9 SAW ice for all foUowed by a box picnic Bulldozer chester, were saddened to hear eled roads designating speed limits her death in a two-car collision | lunch at 12:15. In the afternoon MaachaWtr, Conn. Committee and group leaders. The that afternoon in Stamford, N. Y. HandiMl Sows Plumbing Co. PboM*: Dial 3430 of her death Saturday in an auto­ and the selectmen and town treas­ session is to be at the home of there WiU be a treasum-hunt for mobile accident ghe was director urer were authorized to borrow not Rev. Barbour IS. a graduate of the j Uetnt'o 9PI-~A loon .of $100 coth $70 ^0 Miss Elsther Koehler, secretary. On the chUdren and an enjoyable time For Hire 599 Main St. Manchester | when prempHy rb p o id in Y? monthly eon* eg the Church Vacatioa School here more than 34,000 in anticipation of Hartford School of Religion, and for the adults. Bring the entire •ocutivo in ito lim enh ol $10.05 o«ssibllity/qf Iptroducing A n d b v e r There la no disposition on the when he opened the door o f the MANCHESTER a itourse in water-safety, handling and surrounding towns where Mr. month. The A rm p ^ g in s e m have country, lead a new .Columbia man for to t chapter, to choose JL The Open Forum Kingdom of the Oentilea. Acta McKEE S-niEBT thlrt. of boats apd rescue work, nich aa Zmutski and Mr. Stachurski work­ cofpa nottfied the State Flood :::: table pad world armaments ra'fce. part of the nation’s meat pro­ William Mathlscm has returned Chairmen in toe branches. ’ ».Eorniti9 10. This ie the permanent fact ncommended by the American ed when they were boys, renewing The class in fu’e fighting Inslrud- cisntrol and W ater Policy ducers alter thia situation. It A discussion of Junior Red rUiU.II»HICD M This Is the man who prates of for the entire church age. A t ’This attractive fi roen boagalew type heme wUI appeal to Clmp Axti Wxmxh. the Center to hU home in Springfield, Mass., Chapter Red Cross, a course which acquaintance with ' people they tlon will be held In the Rre House mission do toe work toett^ to NEIULJ} PRINTINO Cp.. INC. Croas workere followed. Mr. Mor­ peace, but who has msde no move la enUrely to their Uking. If they Commuhicatlons for publlcatlona in tha Open Forum will not this epoc for national peace the the family who desire a veal gert ap to date home, several hun Ifiiurch Camp o f Hartford, open after a week’s visit with his aunt men o f toe dei>artment have just 'have not seen in thirty-six years.< on Thursday night at 7.30 p. m. remove sand bars whlch/havo l l SiMtll strati ,to be guaranteed publication If they contain more than 300,^ords, died dellare worth of ebrabheir, large 1 oar garage, very heaa- and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. George ris told of a meeting that morning Mr. and Mrs. Chapman Swain built up in toe past yeajp^r two. have their Way, they will never authoritative note was national completed. Dr. Wolmer, of toe Mr. and Mrs. Horace S. Holt to lUnehaatcr. Conn. or originated no policy which did ror iU 38th auuon u ocinipied by which he had in New York with Phone 6 1166 ‘ TaOMAB rSKOUSUN The Herald reserves the right tc decline to publUh any matter repentance for national deliver­ tlfal lawns, exterior of oat bmMlags Just been painted 2 eoatA Yule. He was accompanied by W* council said it could fit in very have Mrs. Holt's cousin. Miss Mar- and Mr. and Mrs. G. Eimcat Nelson The Army estimated not head directly for war. change the present situation, that may be libelous or which is in bad taste. Free expression tha girlz camp for thla month, eight representatives from as Prat.. Treat.. Otn'l llaM «tr ance. I f the Protestant churches heoae 7 years.oM. VeeUbnle with cloeet. Flret floor conslets of cousin, George Tule, Jr„ who will nicely with toe s)^immtng pro­ gert Donohtie of Holyoke. Mass., 'uerc Sunday guests at the home that about 200,000 fUbic yards of 10 DAY DEUVFPY which finds supply Just enough of political views la desired by contributlona of thla character large living room nith fireplace, very large mirror over flreplaee; many foreign countries who are Poundtd Urtpbtr 1. This is the man who alternate­ can unite upon thla historical fo r­ rikcre are 85 glrla rejcWstered, MIm s;>end two weeks with him inripr to gram and further 'investigation of as their guest for the week. of Mr. and Mra. Howard Spear. sand will be remo^rt from about short of demand to enable them but letters which art defamatory or abualva will be rejected. beautiful largo up to d a ^ Mtohen, dining room. Second floor Emmy Lon Kilby of Hartford, di­ going to Camp Almakl, In northftn anxious to work out such a pro­ Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson 10 biws in toe driver. PuMItlitd Srtry * »• “ ' « ly partitioned Palestine, dc-partl- mula with all its organism of toe plan will ensue th's week With MrA Eleanor Tuttle, president 2 large bedroeme with pleaty ef cloeeto, bath room wltb ebonrer. rector o f the camp said. The name Vemjont for the month of August. gram as we have. He said interest were guests lit a Litchfield Coun­ Suaday and Hnlldaya tnUrad at tht Uoned Palestine, and then partl- to dictate their own prices. wealth and culture, the dawn of aihong the Juniors la keen. Miss an announcement o f the outcome of toe Columbia Parent-Teacher patl offict a: lUncharttr. Conn., kt Basement, large recreation reem. laondry and furnace room, all A«lo-Wamah mean* “excellent Mr. and Mra. LaVergno Williams ty Rural lA'tter Carriers picnic Ehgiaeer, Too The housewife has her choice. in their siqs.” John Wesley, peace would not only create a Gladys Rice was named chairman soon after. Association Is attending the Sum­ d ■aeond Clatt Mail Matttr. .. Uoned Palestine again, his craven The Church and Peace flalsbed la knotty pine, etonm heat with ell, hot water heated ivqtera” a name which local people bad Mrs. Adelaide Conlon and two held at the home of Mr.'and Mrs. FENDER AND BO V speaking to a group of lay preach- moral equivalent to war—a united o f Junior Red Cross work and It Mr. and Mrs.. John Zmutakt. mer Workshop program at Willl- Robert Louis Stevenson, toe indecision and lack of true prin­ Either she pays the prices they r rnraaee. Henee Is thoronghly Inenlatcd, a lf copper pipes, eom- think well deacribez their beauUful daughters, Barbara and Bunily as Joseph Coif ill on Sunday. 8UB8C.il PnON S A T K era aaid, "Give me. a 100 men who effort by the professed churches S la hoped to set up a chapter in the Chestnut Hill, have* had as their mantic State Teachers College writer; was brought _ up to be a tIUUU ask, and keeps their bonanza To the Editor; . ■ natton alnmlnam storm windows and ecreene. CemMnatton lake. MIm Caroline ’Foung, local W OR K ^ Oat Ttar by kail ...... ciple contributing the key encour­ fear nothing .but sin snd desire of Christ In honoring God’s wort their weekend guests. school. ; guests William Stachurski of th's week, with Mrs. Thomas civil' engineer and won a silver S' 5.l. The-au­ The Safety Division Of toe State Brooklyn and Babylon and Mrs. Birmingham of Andover, president To Dredge t'oiineetlcut Channel jMedal from toe Edinburgh S • ‘ v Oat aianth by Mall ...... I . ou found in John 14-27 “ Peace I leave In the beet of repalre*aad beet ef mntorlal nert when built. lelnra at tne camp for .the "glrlr— has bwn a guest of his cousin,'Nel­ SoHmena an8 Fbm. lac S IX la financially exhausted with Its the world. 1 care not a straw thoritative voice of the church Police De;>artment has approached Zmutski's brother Klencus Sokd- of the Tolland District Unit and of Arts for a paper suggesting im­ SlBfla Copy ...... exists in Palestine today. with m y Peace -1 give unto Tott will not huve to pay a penny on this place for repairs for acting oa an aM lAim t to the son Field during the past week. Waahly. by Otrrttr ...... I M whether ttey- be clergymen or lay­ would again be a ffame of fire, a the chairman of Columbia Recrea­ iowski of New York. With toe two Mrs. Ora Strickland.* president o f Hartford. July 15.—(iP> — 'The provements in llghtnyusc -(piid- 884 Usatei Sfreol In these policies, and in what effort to keep up with prices. Or you" are among the express wish­ years. Do not let this one paiM by. Well worth (flSJIM ). Terms Waterfront director. Other counzel- Columbia Chapter of the Ameri­ •aba. dalltarad. Got Tttr ...... tixou men; such will overthrow the landmark for all those In fear and tion Council, as well as members men. they have now gone up into the Bolton group. Connecticut river channel between rstus. I >'3.no she refuses -tp pay, and lets sup­ es to His disciple, prior to His nrrange^ ora include: Mlsa Marion Krls- r a t f al Mlaa.. roraitn ...... they reveal of the man. and not kingdom of Satan.” . After hie distress, bringing new impetus in­ can Red Cross, which Includes toe ascension. It is an undisputed E X C LU S m S oingcr o f Hartford, aaaletant di­ towns of Andover snd Hebron ^ in any good-natured, reluctant ply pile up until producers s«- conve^on Wesley .immediately to our Christian activities, the MkMUEH Of fact that the .Church o f Christ rector aa well aa head of the water­ sides Columbia, re-elected ita offi­ _ _ - rMB ASSOCIATED PKEbS opinion that a nice little fellow glad to move it at a lower price. became conscious he had been la­ peace o f God into the hearts and Tht Ataoclatad Preat since Pentecost hss provided the boring with only a profession, for fron t MIm Marlbel FrlzpatrlcK of cers for another year at the an­ Isn’t quite big enough for the Job, lives of thousands throughout our aatltltd to tM'oat of republlcat'on of greatest force for peace, not only while returning from America, ho Providence end Bhrelyn Smith of, nual meeting held in Yeomans all naart diaptteStt oredUed to H oi communitiea and nation. HERBERT L FORTUNE PINK RIPE LBS FIRM RED RIPE PKG 2 3 . Ilea the real reason for the rejec­ among natlona, but also in the remarked, "I have been a failure^ Hartford, her afaiatanta; Mias Van Hall Monday night ThU Is a new Gmtaloupes 1 7 . Tomatoes - caio not othtr.Titt cradled in init pt hearts and lives o f mankind. 2« ST. JOHN STREET MANCHESTER tion of President Truman. I onlv had a form and not a pow­ Like a mighty army moves the Alderfer of Pennaylvaula, heada set-up this year, having toe an­ and alto tht local atart pubMthad be^ However, we find ourselves liv­ church o f <3^, PH O NE 2402 the crafta with Lucy Woodford of nual meeting In June and Is to All nsbta af rapublication of ipaciai He is a glib, thallow opportu­ Connecticut er of vital religion.” Wesley’s aSERTAS LBS SUMMER ditpatehtt btraia. art alto raatrttd. ing in fearful days—natlona rising own honest confession of what he Brothera we are treading where Bloomfield and Ruth Oatca of conform with other groups. Oialr- Peaciies Squash 2 us 1 5 . nist, w'ho is always going to I against nations and kingdom the saints have trod Hartford aasHatlng; Pat Ix>ftatua of mgn Horace S. Holt o f Columbia, Pull ttrtlot clltnt of N. C A. 8er»- lacked wwa a power of vital im- show" somebody, whether that again kingdom—while the words porta,nce, not only for himself but We are not divided all one body we • Maryland dl recta athletic and land Vice-chairman Philip H. Isham of SUGAR SWEET IB NATIVE US let. Int______m Watermelons Cabbage 3 to. somebody Is the Republicans or Yankee of the' prophet Jeremiah re-echo, It meant the restoration of spirit­ One In hope and doctrine, one in aporta, with Ann Peaao and Cyn­ Columbia and MI Dorothea KxV' PuP"thtr« BM)Ptaanuti*tt: , Tht thia Brewater yf Hartford and Hen­ mond o f Andover head toe chapter "Peace, . Peace" and there is no ual life in all Great BriUln, reach­ charity. julltia MaUitwt Spaclal A*tncy-Ntw the other nations of Uie world, By A. H. U. rietta Alderfer of Fcnnaylvanla aa- once again. Auditors named hy the peace. . ing also to theae shores. The Onward Christian Soldiers <. northwestern BING LB • r Tort Oiiaa«o. Oatroll and Botton. what a great little cockerel he is, nominating committee, for which CImrries . ’ No doubt, many o f our modem church therefore, need not lose Marching as‘to war alating. Barbara French o f Hart­ 2*uUittf ^oodl Mrs. Ethel Nelson o f Andover was MBHSBR8 AUDIT BUREAU OF but who always, as he approaches It looked, for a time, aa if It pulpits are teluctant to guide more boats for peace or Its mls.slon IVlth the cross of Jesus ford la in oharge of the evening program and haa aa her aaalatant spokesman, were also elected and SEEDLESS 12 ClltUDLA-nuNA ______the crest of his recurrent bits of was going to be the habit of Con­ their feet by the acts of the early and calling, for the preeent dis­ Going on before. itA church as a solution for these Star Anderson of Cambridge; are Charles Sellers of Hebron and H a i u Grapes Peas SEABROOK 2 l30ZPK<»i|9( Tba Barald Prlntlai Comply. »««•; bravado, manages to select the necticut political leaders to go to pensation, the day of Grace. There Layman ataomaa po flaaneial laaponiibility tor times. However, the Book of Helen Cobb of North Carolina a Wllliard BUllngs of Andover. worst and most shallow advice Philadelphia and indulge them- atudent at Hartford Theological Ralph P. MorriM, AMistant Re­ CRISP GREEN M LBS typemplilcal arrora appaarlnt Acts records how the forces of tavolill® J . XiJiues Cucumbers GREEN SEAIRCXDK U O ZP K G rarUMOMiiU and other r ^ '° S offered him. President Truman aelves in the suicidal business of evil, the task of scattering Roman Seminary .a director of rellgioua gional Director for toe North At­ Luua Beans 3 7 . In Tba MaaebaaUr Branlng HaralA rousing himself to sny^ cUmactlc trying to beat somebody with iio- Legions were overthrowm. » The \ education and Elinor MacCabe of lantic Area, came on from Ne*r bodyj Hartford la cgmp nurae. In Augbat York City Monday to addrcM toe NATIVE # HDS decision has invariably been trag­ Jewish nation at thla time cried Lettuce Strawberries 16 OZ PKG 4 5 . ThurstUy. July 15 Perhaps it was on the theory that out. "How shall we get rid of the the boya take over 'the camp' fa'- meeting; wlilch*«nfortunately was edy for his own nation and for the he could not let himself be outdone Romans, give us a leader and arms eilitica, ‘vei'y-poogly attended. Mr. Morris world. He haa yet to be consist­ by his Republican counterpart. to conquer." Their new king, Servicca at Columbia Congrega­ had'a most Interesting story to Bankraptcy And Bravado ent, he has yet to be wise, even In Republican State Chairman Harold whom they rejected, was soon to tional Church were well attended tell of the Red Crow Blood Donor Mitchell, that Democratic State proclaim plainly that they were Sunday morning when Dr. Geiorge Program whlfebure-Wely; Mrs. Elizabeth I plussed them, even unto anger developing new products—all of which we Falk, aoprano sang Nevlna Ros­ o f a new era. such stepe when they seemed "Think not, I am come to deetroy NORTH END PACKAGE STORE W e had hoped that, amid the carry in stock, awaiting your Doctor'a ary; Mrs. Sargent played Voix Mntrary to their m«a past In-. the law or the prophets, I come to dialategrsUon and demorallxatlon PoUtlclaiia have been known to OAK STREET PACKAGE STORE Celeste, Batiste; A Lovely Rose is BEVERAGES stlncts and associations 7 Mr. fulfill the law,” said Je-sus. AH prescasptions. Bring them here for and the' undignified caterwauling run on platforms not their own, on Mitchell was no Idealistic crus­ Blooming, Brahma* Toccata in D Bible readers realize the Old Tes. prompt, precise, expert compounding. OLCOTT PACKAGE STORE Ulnor, Nevtn. Mrs. Falk sang, Ave . LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FLAVORS of the Democratic party. Mr. Tru- prindplea not their own, even'^on ader for Inst causes. Actually, lament laws are only the school­ we slxed him up as a likely O’NEIL’S PACKAGE STORE Maria. Rev. Thomas Lynch gave aaan at leaat would represent tickets not their own. But, until master to bring us to Christ. If Ihe benediction while the choir 28-01 ITIS Dewey man from the start. Simi­ Christ then being the fulfillment OXFORD PACKAGE STORE oontraat of some modest dignity, taievislon, they were at leaat al sang O Salutarls and Tantum eontonl* larly, Mr. Bailey had, up to the of the law for righteousness and 2 5 bsISMce, and ipiiet eouraga. W s lowed the privilege of running on SCHUBERT PACKAGE STORE Ergo by Gregorian, ending with moment of bis leap toward the peace, then it is still the great PALMOLIVE wars prspared, today, to axtend their own faces. True, the tele­ aati-Trunuui coalition, been play­ (Bifefoni S I L K C i t y p a c k a g e s t o r e Good Night Sweet Jesus. A fta r -mission o f the church._to uplift His ing ban with those Cmnecticut Preserlirtion Pharmacy flowers were the gifts of Mra' SOAP soma sympathy to the ‘‘little fel­ phone poles would be crowded authority, wrho is the Prince of T O M ’ S p a c k a g e s t o r e DUTCH MAID Democrats who apedallced In 9 2 9 . found In every other 'crucial pol­ Isveis. 'The price of meat at the noted Nathan Hale Historian, and It has recently been opened vide good transportation. • coming decided bothersome and Borax Soap 3*^<»25c \ MUD icy o f his adminlatraUon. alaughter pens has been just to the public. The sale consIstH ol surplus lumishlngs, among raise in the rate o f fare... It - shore side lot owners especially are 18 qz FRESH YOUNG PORK which nre many Interesting and unusual Items. anxious that somethin"; be done This is. the aame man who said about aa high before. But middle William and hlary Highboy Base; 2 Drawer Blanket Cheat oh about !t. Granulated >^(^kg34c J LOAVES 2 7 - LB ■ / 7 S E A F O O D ■ he favors^ price control but who, Pork Liver men end retailers have previously Repro. William and Mary Base; Several Drop I.caf Tables, one only amounts to one and Columbia Araerlcnn l egion base­ ■ ' f SUGGESTIONS M In ah election panic in IS M . him- had some hesitancy about shoving HlitfJ^g: 4 Poster Bede, one a Mahogany Acorn Top; Pine Cup­ t m i i i ball team won Pu"> ’''v against the domuser 2 13c PUBS *N poors JOAN CiUtOL - Plain or Sugared LEAN aalf Joined with Senator T a ft in their own prices up to the fullest board; S Tavern Tables; • Curly Maple Cane Seat Chairs; Waab III iiiiiii Salem team In the trl-County 2 '5 OZ TINS 29c U isie Stands; Blanket Cheat. Storage Chests; etc. Some Braided and L-ague series •by a score of 11-3. G^Tood Frosb Mackortl kUUpg price control. limit permitted by Chl^go prices; IHE l l ■ ■ l l l m l Soap Powder 24c Few Oriental Rugs, Moatly Scatter Slses; C A I Prints; Few two-thirds pennies a ride.. Len end Ike German were the local SNAPPY Thla la the aame man who pro- they were afraid such high leveU DOUCHNUTS Sliced Bacon u Frtsh Stoak Cod u27c Old quilts and Redapreads; Student Lamp, Blue Overlay and ^o'tfe^•. 3 l-ll TINS 25c etolma, and has hia aupportiera might be only temporary. Other Lamps; China;—Large Tureens, Few Bennington and ' There were eight lightnings snd Dof Food ii35c d a iiii, that he lives only to eup- Now, however, they acem satis­ Canton Pteoea, Some Blue, etc.; Some Colored Glass and Few •ven comets which Started out on Frtsh Cod Fiot Sandwich Cup Ptotos; Brass Candlesticks, Pictures, Daguerreo­ BORAXO pert the United Natlona, and who fied that the new high level of rniirs'’ set for the sail boat type Cases, Side Saddles. Early London THescope. with Caae, ---- "•indi'' afternoon, starting Frosb H ad M Flot « 39c froMUy authored the Truman Chicago prices is well nigh per­ Few Books, ete. Lonebeon Served. “ ■-o"> .Tack Buell’s cove. The wind I -Of tIN 16c X i Doetrlnei tha first great by-paas- manent. They are moving in to Inspeetlea On Sale Day Only, Alter 10 A. M. . , '•■as good; Donald Anderson, the N E W ENCLANDS LARGEST RETAILER OF FINE FOODS Fancy Rudfisb F lit «35e Ing of the United Natlona. . , take their full cut. Thus, al- ■Starter reported. When the bogts BORAX TU a la the same man .whb, on 'though Chicago prices sr* not ROBERT M. REID & SONS, Auctioneers ' cam- !n the Miller .brothers. Dick Frosb Flouuder FBot »49c ^ 1 Main St., Phone 2129 KstahMshed Aurtiofi Acres. Phone 222 and Paul were in the lead In the II RKG accahoo after occasion, haa quot- higher than they have been previ- 1 6 ’« MANCHESTER, CONN. , 1901 BRmPlELD. MASS. lightning group with Ferguson ' ^ the galdea nda |pd than de- euaiy, the prlcee to haumers are . coming in 'second and Wilson third. V 1 7 7 \ ff.'. '•i ■c:

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1948 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY. JULY 16, 1948 PAGE EIGHT / Leighton and Ofllcers Formaiatsr, Oil Slick May Be Dymkoakl, Powell, Cabl^ Stsphan- "^tandanr ami ) oil II lloi r It UONS— l«l« Moore Resigns Medals Given son," Buffa, YSskulka, Ferach, y w n o —iM* Today's Radio WTHT— is-no Francis,'Smiegel, Cleclcrskl, Mor­ WnM>-liM UKN'B—S40 Lost Plane Clue an. Jerome Smith, Backlel and Publicity Post To Policemen Betser. ( , l M l{ M M i l I l{l( BMt«ni DMyllieiit Time I ' ^ • " A Easton, July 16— (gv-A haze ‘CircuinslaiiceH of Per­ which covers the ^surface of the Three Stale Troopers j 11:15— water this morning is delaying Japanese Beetles Are WCCC- Hartford Police Speak: WDRC- Danci Orchestra.. sonal Nature’ l.eail to Receive Awards at De-. REFRIGERATORS WONS—United Natlona Today. state police flle^a seeking to deter, Here Again. Let — Wfl'-luT'— l.li'itrir 1190 Club. mine the cause of a reported oil WON8—Juke Box. WTHT—Blue Room; Philadel­ His Resignation partmental Field. Day j MACRl and CHOMAN BNGED For the Luwa Mike. phia Roiintable. slick on Hemlock reservoir here. RM Von Of Tliese Pesta DVnC—BackeUge Wife. W iTC--Morton Downey. Waterbiiry, July 15—(^ - Janies Troopdrs from the Westbrook . Madizon, July 15—(>P) — Medala | No Job Too Small Standard Appliance Co. 11.-SO— .:u', N o ilb M.lin .'strict rhnne I .|J M. Moore of Watorbury ha.s re­ barracks, aiding in the search for for bravery were presented hercj Call 5505 Or S-XS9S WKNB —‘ News; 8t0 Requt.st WDRC -Symphony Hall. signed as the Connecticjiit' Demo­ Emanuel Kaplan, Norwich^manu- yesterday to three atate police-' Matinee. WONS—Dance Orchestra; News cratic party's publicity director. facturer reported mlaslnlg on a men. Troopers Louis R. "Stefanek w n c —Stella Dall u. WTIC—Dance Ohchc.strn. The former Waterbury news­ flight from Far Rockawa^. N. Y.. and Robert I. Lineweber of the o f T h e I:S0— 12:0(1— paperman, who has been handling said they probably would have to Ridgefield barracks and Luke WCCC—News: 1290 Club. WONS- Dance Orchestra. publicity foi the Democrats since watt linMI noon before taking the Clancy of the Danielson barracks. WTHT—Bandstand; News and WTIC—News; Musicana. . February. l9l7, said •‘circimi- air. -'The three ofllcers stood at at­ Wc.ither. FrtHiuenev .Modulation st.'inces of a personhl nature” com­ They said that planes flying out tention during a departmental fleld WTIC—Lorenzo Jones. - WDRC—FM 46.5; 93.7 MC. pelled his reaignatibn. of Danbury had sighted the oil day'kt Hammonasoett Beach park S itb ro s* ANNUAL DOLLAR SALBli I lA O V I.4S— WKNH—FM 10.3.7 MC. The roaigmitlon, effective im­ slick which might prove a clue to 'while Ckimmisaioner Edward J. WONS—T'wo-Ton Bj.ker. WTHl —F.M 106.7 MC. mediately, was addressed, to State the fate of the 60-year old textile Hickey pinned the pwdals on their N Vt’TIC—Young Widder Brown.^. W’TIC FM 43.3 MC; 96.5 MC Chairman John M. Btiiiey. manufacturer, who was en route unIforma Their families were A History-Making Event! WDRC FM. Moore’a statement, i."sued from I to Salem, Conn., when last seen. among guests witnessing the cere­ WDRC—Treasury Bandstand. Same as WDRC. his home he-c yesterday, said: Authorities said that a total of mony. 25* WCCC—Junior Disc J»>ckey. WKNB F.M — "1 regret this action must come j 60 search hours waj conducted by Stefanek and Lineweber won lk04 their awards by braving rifle Are FOOD BTCNB - News; 810 Request .5:00 p. ni. at a time wnen there is .such an I Coa.Ht Guard, Army, Air Force Re- OREM) Evening Centinel. to captuire and disarm a Danbury D R E S S S A L E iach 3 5 ‘ Matinee. opportunity to contribute to the serves, civilian and Civil Air j man laat January 6 after be bad WO'II* WONS—Kp»wts. 7:00 p. 111.— continued succes.s of the Democrat­ ' I’atrol planes. ® eOSTOM mo WTHT—Band-stand. News: Music a.s Von Like It. ic party and President Trum.oii wounded hta wife. You Buy One Dress at Regular Price Save S te p s... Save ROLIS Of • tVTIC—When a Girl Marries. Il-SO p. III.— • whose nomination I have edn-sia- Clancy received his citation for r o l l t:15— All Star Dance Parade. , tently supported and urged. V the capture of two armed' men Extra preaaes (Sanw Ticket Price) Coat yon Only f t enoB V J E U t Of'2 29P WCCC—Music Loft. 7:4.1 p. in.— Praises Bailey’s Efforts Dewey Discusses who escaped from the Windham county jail in Brooklyn. W W ONS— Supoi-man. Little Show. ”I wish t(i take this opportunity One $7.95 D i ^ ....$ 7 .9 5 One $9.95 Dress ....$ 9 .9 5 vao f t a t\THT—9'un House. 6:00 p. m. also to emphasize the personal ef­ Campaign Plans Awards also were made to team .. Save Money! WTIC—Portia Faces Life. New.s; Jan "Garber. forts and energies that I have seen and individual winners In the re­ Extra $7.95 D ress...$1.00 Extra $9.95 Dress ..',$1.00 8:25 p. III. s Mr. Bailey put forth during my as­ cent New England Police Revol­ WDRC—Old Record Shop. Red Sox-Detrott Ba.seball Game. sociation with him and which have I New York, July 15—f/P) — Gov. ver League matches. Police­ Two $7.95 Dresses ..$8.95 Two $9.9^Dre88es .$10.95 Shop the saving A&P way! it*s easy to fill all your food needs In just 6ne stop woman Evelyn Brigg(8,'among the WCCC — Headlines; Tiiiics for 11:30 p. ni. successfully maintained, the Dem­ Thomas E. Dewey will establish ocratic party, on the sound level presidential campaign headquar- winners, was the only woman to _ E%«ry DreMi In Stock Inchided In TMa Offer ...and save steps and time...at> your A&P Super Market. Prime meats, ToU. Convention news. i receive a league ifledal this year. TREAT YOUR FAMILY' WONS—Adventiirc Parade. WTHT—K>1 of balanced liberalism.” ■ ters in Washington, D. C.,—proba- Other winners included:, Lieut. Friday and 25% O F T WTHT-Sen Hottnd. ' Same as WTHT except 6;40-7;30 Moore came to the Democratic 1 bly next week. Albert Rivers, Lieut. Elton Nolan, plump poultry, salt and fresh water fish, fresh vegetables and fruits, fine TO GOLDEN, OVEN- WTIC—Ju.’it Plain Bill. p. m.. Concert Hour. publicity post with an exten.sive TIic Republican standard bear- Saturday M EN'S Sergts. George . Ferris, Osmus A N D BOVS* FRESH LOAVES OF S:4S— WTIC—KM—Same as WTIC. background of newspaper work. He ' er announced this last flight after Avery. Dorrence Mielke and Frank Only dairy products, superb custom-ground coffees, and row on row of famous- WDRC—Luni and Abner. Television was formerly associate editor and discussing campaign organization CLOTHINO JcA, JJaaOA. fittAfiusi Head, Jaa,! WONS—Toni Mix. WNHC—t v . nssistpnt to the manager of The plans with Herbert Brownell, Jr., '/, O F T , WTIG—Fiont Page FarreJ NO name groceries... evei^hing you could wish... for.every meal... is gath­ 5:00 p. m. Waterbury Democrat, an afternoon his campaign manager. LADUES’ Marvel Bresd m i D n i i i i i ^ FuiiBodiud pKG o Q i 6 :00— Test Pattern. dally which ceased publication MONEY Dewey was understood to have Mary Consoli AND OUU.S’ ered under one roof for your selection. And the pleasant, modern A&P way U U Il tlw W Il lA C S and Vigorous OF 50 W W WDRC—News. 6:00 p. m. . . Dec.^28, 1946. warned against any overcoiifl- DOWN 881 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER COATS LGE18 0Z WKNB—News; Sports. Small Fry Club. dence In Republican ranks. DtWMmaklng and slteraUona. to shop saves you money, too, thanks to A&PV policy of keeping prices WONS—News. A:80 p. m.— ’ * * . '. ^ The governor had no Immediate Covered battpne, button holea. LOAVES I N LyaJaa't Ckkkea Fricanee ta oz CAN 83* SaltaM Fruit Cedrtai WTHT—Songs at Six. - 2 NO. 1 CAN 23* Russ Hodge's Scoreboard. comment on the nomination of Ladies! New Fall Fur Coats and Cloth Coats Are Ready w n c —News. Body of Hamden 89 Elm St. Bnat Hartford down... just as low as it possibly can. Lfudea’s RoaeJ Ckidna ■H oz JAZ 81* Nadar Oraafe Paksc Taa H tenia 51* 6:45 p. m.— President TVuman as his Djmo- TeL 8-5589 WCCC—Sports. Walter Compton. cralic opponent. NalmeSahiacs LZPX. 34* SuMyliaUCiMaFlakai iiozn ia l4 * 6:15— Man Recovered 7:00 p. m.— N ab tttafif Newtoas U VKO 3l* SuaayliayRiwPiHi ' 4H oz PM 10* . WDRC—Headliners Club. Birthday Party. WKNB—Show Tiines. 7:50 p. m.— Aaa PateRatpbeny PteiervM La JAN 29* Spaddt AsiorteJ Dctfcfl 4m aa25* WONS—Let’s Go to the Games, _Ncw Haven, July 15.—(FI—The 717 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER Camera Headlines. A&P Appletahco no. t t»c 2 CAN. 25* ImkaiaMaat AaAaaaANo ta OZ'CAN 39* Joe McCarthy. body of Joseph Carlcton, 20, of 7:45 p. m.— Hamden, drowned Simday in .a WTHT—Democratic ConvenUon. Jack Eigen Show. -s w n c —Strictly Sports; Weath­ •vain effort to rescue a woman 8:00 p. m.— who fell from a boat, was recov-i Buirr'a Batty Cto^ar er. Charade Qul*. WCCC—News. ered yesterday a few hours after laala Ppaniek 8:50 p. m-— police dynainlted the Quinnipiao Rm m S p M C m U g G ' USSS* W t J * •:M-> Adrienne Champagne and Or­ river. Carieton’s body was found WDRC—Record Album. chids. floating a half mile upstream WKNB—Melodies for Evening. 8:45 p. m.— from Uie spot where he drowned. ^MANCHESTER e sstll* WONS—Answer Man. Film Shorts. Carleton and Mrs. Jane CurUss, SUPERB Tlaw A m fijticaA^K WTHT—BaD Scores; News, 9:00 p. m.— 26, locked in a Ught grip, disap­ ______^ 3 cAKia 23* w n c —Emile Cote Glee Club. Wrestling or Convention Broad­ peared beneath the surface as ha FLAVOR Hcniicy'iChocSyrap u sm i Z c sn sIT* KirinMa’sleraxSaip 3 CAKulS* WCCC—Concert Hour. cast. attempted to reacue her Sunday. ftlF.tf.TBpl c Q f f f i Aaa Page Wheilc Mack Pepperz o i wd 15* x Kiik— I 'l CriaalatiJ Soap LASOI SKO 3 4 ' 1:4 The woman’s husband succeed­ ICED WDRC—Lowell Thomas...... ed In bringing his three .children W ertkM nG M aerSpke Drops xmvnelS* n^Mi'iSaipFUws uuNisxa34* WONS—Rainbow Rendezvous. ‘No Strike’ Clause ashore, but was unable to reach OR L P J F fli Applet Tsu-eii-4to. t tut 2cANt29* K illM B 'iS M B P a w J ir tM M crm lA * WTHT—Castles in the Air. his wife. Her body was recovered PUBLIC MARKET w n c —Three Star Extra. Monday. HOTI HebMCiirraatJelly itotMs25* IGl!lM*5CleMMr Msmsstui 2ex«sI3* ?:66— Terminates Today IN THE HEART OF THE SHOPPING DISTRICT-805-807 MAIN STREET PilbkeryPaacakeHow mteexeM* Kt58hDOT$pny qwu>reM39* WDRC—RobeK Q. Lewis. Anaoar'sMStew io o z ;rr PURE LARD REFINED .26* CABBAOE ■,fc WTOT—D e m ^ ConvenUon. \l*'— M so(tu ILtNor?y ami Hpiirk* EVAPORATED lin^ w.itrr. APARTMENT SEEDLESS CALIFORNIA Democratic Convention. CHERRIES I POTATOES LBi ( ll\ Thi* Cuso Only LUNCHEON MEATT^^" »»49' HAMBURG Democratic ConvenUon. RANGES fs FANa SLICED $ 1.20 riim l.'ui Ih'ponlt) f f m o L dkw uf„ 3>oodL LB WDRC—Crime Photographer. With Deepwell Cooker . 3 ) 9 ^ GRAPES 19#00"-» B U L K 4 S Sl'M 1 OKI) 5 “ *• 3 3 ' ' -^WDRC—James Hilton. FANCY FIELD 16:50— (,in(.i:k a i .k CO. SWEEll iUICY SUNKIST CALIFORNIA FRESH EGGS GRADE’’A" LARGE SIZE DOZ 76' PORK LIVER LB IjWDRC—Doorway to Ufe. I I NK Kh.M' rUOIM ( TS rimru* .Mhii. 7691 MAXWELL HOUSE 502 « S l SUNNYFIELD-SUCAR CURED W DRC— News on all stations. ORANGES A 9 5 ^ COCKTAIL CHEESE BORDEN’S JAR CUCUMBERS 2 FOR V o c t SN O W CROP / LARGE BOTTLES FRESH NATIVE \ NATIVE ICEBERG KRAFT PKG Flavors Including, Sarsaparilla, AMERICAN CHEESE COFFEE FOR EVERY A LB SLICED BACON Root Beer, Birch Beer, Cream, Kola, Leiiion and l.lme, (ira|ie. CABBAGE ib.4if Lettuce 2 heads 25^ CHED-O-BIT CHEESE USE JL LOAF ECONOMICAL, TASTY ★ ★ ★ Orange, Strawberry, Frflit Punch, Limb Rickey, " I ; lb. bag 4 9 . STRAWBERRIESt49 c ; SWISS CHEESE DOA^STIC ' BIRDSEYE CONCENTRATED ' 3 ^ T A R • **The eggs we sell tom or­ LB; Luncheon 6 o z 9 7 c PORK KIDNEY HUNT’S PURE R>ASPBERRY Fresh Made Salads row are on the farm to­ CHEDDAR CHEESE CURED ORANGE JUICE CAN JCi ASSORTED SLICED SPECIALS N e w Potato, YOc day'* Amoriesn For iPriday Protect Your PRESERVES IL._ 29c Sliced LB &/d diundhad CONNECTICUT FARM FRESH MEL-O-BIT CHEESE Home From Macaroni and Egg Lb. CHOCOLATE CHERRY LBi yOUR BLUE OCEAN MEL-O-Bit CHEESE PIMENTO LB COLD OUTS Lightning! CREAMO, NUCOA, ALLSWEET ..PINT 2 y t BONELESS SHOULDER CHOKE 4- SALMON Fiat Can 35c ICE CREAM We repre.sent Brown MARGARINES l. . 3 9 c Served 11:30 to 5 Lightning “Protection Co., SWEET LIFE of Hartford. ' VEAL ROAST LB< *eh *w ***“ ^ ilsonroiil with TRULY-FRESH Let us give you free esti­ PURE LARD 1 Lb. Carton 23c FANCY DEEP S SEA E A . ____ Ma. S—Bakad U «k Sawaga mate on your house 'or MAYONNAISES 46c CARIY lARS & iAasertmeetV FOR 25< with appla taiMC, Mashed other buildings. VELVEETA Patntoee and Vag. ONLY FRIEND’S OVEN BAKED ORANGE SLICES woaTHMoai '*ao^ 25« Na. 5—Broiled Red Salman, We have installed rods on 2 Lb. Box Small 4ize— Strictly Fresh SPICE WORTHMORC f>rneh Ftlad Potataea and many, many Mynchester CHEESE 99c DROPS VVo*25« HADDOCK n u n s lb3 9 ' Cole Maw. Tall Cans homes in the past 4 years. BEANS 2 33c HERSHETS CHOC. KISSES S3* rusH suao u nesH CAK Alaa m Baa aeleeUon af ala $ 1 6 4 . 5 0 Best-Ev6r^’ STUK GOD 29* MACKEREL* ulS* oftrte eiififieii All work done in accord­ Beechnut Strained SSarex ALMONI CARS »ch22« ance with Insurance Undbr- Dlaaara 51.16 aad up, aarved Less Lamp and Timer fraai 5 to 9 P. BL writera Codes. Master label CORNED BEEF with every job. ' Huy On Easy Terms Large Baby Foods lit Syrup HASH ^ • -5. Pkg. • 0 ‘ » for foee mid Hmida PRINCESS R IC H A R D V. .cap et WomRn Smoother Skin VnOi-Otmay Kind to EveryflUng It Teuehea Rldi Suda Without Elfort Sole tor SUka and Woelena New Suda Diaeorery RESTAURANT CaaiySM p ScZHztST* C m ySM p 2

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ry 8. Truman or anyona standing another offer if one were needed fwuitem L. HSddan yesterday, the of thi dam’ona foot, bat rsfttiad o’clock at tha Superior Onirt ices to capiPA hoapitate and local Pateer te neting dialrman ot the on the kind of platform that had Steel W f^ e To Enter Juilliard to avert a strike, he replied. "We commlttM. board said: to follow tha board’s recommsa Miners Return Ford Workers Husbands Scold H room. Several mattara o f builneaa inatltutlons. Renla ptejra the aax- Dam liabUity daUon that It be lowcrad throa been adopted: Th e (|eem this our final otter." Rockville ophone la tha achool band, took JManteen Social * "te the event o f the failure of "Thirteen of the delegates and will also be dlacuaacd at tha mast­ feet. Bugas added that Ford would part in athletica, piee club and The Rockvll^s Lodge ot Elks j the Hanover dam. the board conr. all but three of the alternates will be “happy" to resume negoUa- ing. ! riders that It haa fulfilled its obU- Lshst November Attorasy OsB- To Pits Today H ike Looms Strike Looms Wives Look Old D o f I^OMt ' Press club and waa aecretary of win hold a membera aoclal this Is Disclaimed proceed to walk out of this con­ Gons at any time, but said nego- -vMSarjnsr evening nt the Elks home starting $ I gations and la abaolved of any eral Hadden naked the Superior; vention and report to the Demo- j St Helen e Soclaty of St her class. Marilyn took part in court to enforce the bosrd'a or-' D o c to r Uations were not expected to be Vet. Auxiliary almilar activlUea and waa preal' with n dinner at 6:30 o’clock to ! responribility.” cratic party of Alabnmn. i Joseph’s (tethollc church wlU hold der and Impost penalUea for non- Frae held today due to the Cbuncil dent of her cteM, playing the bo followed by an evening of ClataM Dam Meaaee Ellis said he was suthorlred to | CIO United StMlwork* Expectcfl to Be Repl|y ita annual dog roast thia avanlng A controversy over the condi­ compliance upon the city. He ra- Both Coal and Steel meeting. Meanwhile, both sldra clarinet in the achool band. All movies had teteyteloa. State Board Will Not ssy that Mississippi was doing the era Call Meeting of indicated they expected the other Picks Officers at 1 p. m. at the home o f Mr#. tion of the dam, which pens up cently told the board that the Operations Stepped ■ Says; To ‘ Final’ Offer of emu |Hta.'N«w intn. ■ w mmw' LotUe Zlemba of 97 Grand avenue. three paillclpated la the program Be Reaponsible If Han­ about 250,000 gallons of water to case may not be heard until next same. to make the first move. for home-bdUad coavaleaceat chil­ DHUl. S'nwi , "1 bid you goodbye," he said with Top Officials Today 13>Cent Pay Raise rw MS M *S Snw M« TWMN. Attend Cooteience form Hanover pond, began about fnU. Up Toward Normal Two studentn from Somers Jim- dren. over Dam Breaks a bow. Evratnally, Most People Will Veterans^ Training ten ye*u« ago. In January, 1942, "Good riddance!" a Wisconsin Legion Group Su lor High and one from Rockville Kalttlag Shipped the board ordered the city to Pnid far Meat Be Immune to Tetanus Germs Pittsburgh, July 15—(p)— Amid Detroit, July 16—OP)—Repreacp- , Pitttburgrh, July. 15— —Wive* delegate yelled as the bolters Mrs. Anna Hcicheck High achool have been rignnlly Mra. Frank Minor, la charge of Menaced by Cuts Hartford, July 15.—uPj—The make the dam s ^ e or remove it. The French dramdtlat. Augustin fought their way through packed reports that a wage increase by tatives of the Ford Motor com­ honored by being chosen to attend knitting for the Rockville chap­ stats Board of Supervision of of most ioft coal miner* packed the U. 8. Steel Corp. is imminent In Ita present conditlfili, the board Scribe, sometimes sent money tor aisles. "W e’ll win In No^'ember By Rdkin P. Jordan, M. D. pany’s 116,000 auto Workers were W Junior Red Choaa leadership ter of the American Red (Jroaa, Danis haa disclaimed any respon­ contended, the dam endangers full dinner palls today—their the CIO .United Steelworkers Save Sore Money President "copyright In Ideas” to men who without you." Written f(F NBA Bersire expected to demand strike action tuning center* which will be a announced that 15 men’s Hartford, July 16.—(JV-Con- sibility if the Hanover dam In the the life and property of house­ were unaware that "he had takan 7 breadwinner* were back in the called a meeting of Its top offi­ today In reply to a "final" Forrl Cterdigan sweaters were shipped Qulnniplar river at South Meri­ "The Hell you will!" Ellis roared Tetanus, or lockjaw, can be suc­ Yes, when you shop at Plnehnrat, you save time and yon save , RoekvlUa, July 15— (Special) — hekKat WeUeriey 0>llege in Maa- necticut’a "on-the-job" training holders on the lovrer stretches of suggeetions from their work, ac­ pita. cials today. ‘ offer of a 13-cent hourlj^ pay raise. this week to the Veterans Adii^- den should break. Manchester b.ick. “Harrj’ Truman won’t g;et cessfully prevented, but In spite of money. The Conn. Co. busaes para the door, and If you drive we At the mratlng of the American •achuBetts thla su.-nmer, accord­ the river, cording to the Encyclopedia Bri­ The groups adieduled to confer The National Ford council of ing to me annot&cement of Mrs. istratloit hospital St the Bronx, progihais for vaterana have been i Both coal and steel operations 35.50 from the white people In have n convenient pnrking Ipt. with boys to carry year ordor Laglon Auxiliary held Wedneaday In a letter to Attorney General The city lowered the sluiceway tannic#. that fact It remains a . serious were the Executive board and the the ClO-Unlted ^ u to Workera. Irene Doind. Junior Red Ooaa N. Y., for hospitalized veterans of endangered by cuts in funds allo­ stepped up ng$dn toward normal Georgia to help his campaign." to the car. A t ptaehnrst yon wUI And friendliness, helpful self evening, Mra. Anna Halchek waa following settlement of the "cap­ Inney Withdraws as Candidate problem: about 700 deaths were Negotiating committee. They act made up of union delegates from service, true quality, freshness, low prices, honest welrtts fair I riialrman. \ World War 1 and H; nteo three cated by the Veterans admtelatra- Package recorded from that disease In the first on wage offers and agree­ 45 plants, was scheduled to go Into dealing and the Plnehnrst gnarantee . elected president of the unit to ^ They areXRente Nightingale beanies and two pairs o f navy tive" coal strike. The strike had While the Alabama and Missis­ succeed Mra. Amelia . Qolemba. tloB te Washing^, according to United States In 1942. The germ ments. session this morning to debate t ^ Gronningen, Mmrtljm Barbara blue socks to the American Red atnta offlclala. n e a e officiate re­ Idled 55.000 of .the so-called "cap­ sippi delegates were wsitlng for a Other officers elected Included tat chance to lake their walk. Gov.- which causes lockjaw Is present in Their recommendations are offer. The rejection and strike Klbbe and Lorraine Beatrice Gen- CroMM storeroom In New York. ported yesterday that funds for tive” miners—they're employed by Becker’s Native ■ vice president. Mra. Mary Pltkat; Ben Laney of Arkansas wtthdresy the soil and on objects which come passed along to the union’s 171- call were considered mere formal­ O'veal who were choaen by achool Building Committee the two state agencies adminis­ Delivery steel companies. second vice president, Mrs. Shir­ ns a sotithern bloc’s presidential man Wage Policy committee—and ities, authoritle* and Red Ooaa offl- There will be a meeting of the tering tha training programs have In addition, better than . 25,000 In contact with the earth. For this ley Novak; secretary, Mlaa Ann diggers In commercial pits who candidate. He said that 1< nomin­ reason, farmers, people who are a meeUng of that group ha» been TTm naatter o f setting an actual Summer clala on the bast* o f leadership, new school building committra been slashed by one-third. AND ated he jould not support the called for tomorrow. strike date would be placed In the Mlffltt: treasurer, Mra. Audrey acholarahip and potential commu­ thla evening at eight o’clock ^at The state Department of Edu­ laid down their tools in sympathy. much around animals, and those Oolemba: hiatorian. Mrs. Mildred rotume»l to work. They were em­ platform ratified by a majority who go barefsot are much more U. S. StMl offloiala deny an hands of Ken Bannon, UAW na­ nity aervtce. The delegates from the,office o f Superintendent of cation’s allotment waa reduced to agreement haa been reacbd on a Jamsa E. nilott, Jr. Squash Oonnora; chaplain, Mia* Ann Light Trucking ployed In Pennsylvania. West Vir­ of the delegates. likely to acquire the disease than tional Ford director. the Rockville Chapter of the Schools A. E. Chatterton at which $59,000, and that o f the Labor de­ wage boost. However. It was re­ Oworek; aergeant at arm*, Mra. ginia. Maryland and Virginia. So from the south, only the name others. Soldiers and sailors In Ford made Ita move late last American Red Ooaa 'wtU attend time ,a permanent organization partment’s ApprenRceahtp council ported an accord haa been reached Japica E. Elliott, Jr., son of Mr. 'i Gertrude Edwards, asalatant ser- of Senator Richard B. Russell of combat, of course, are also heavily night at the end of a night bar­ 2 for 19c from July 20 to 80, with approxi­ will bejset up. Attorney Saul H. to $4S,000. At Lieast 22,000 Working which would provide wage hikes gean at arma, Mra. Bernice Per- mately 150 High achool students Can Man. 2-07S2 About 27,000 "captive" miners Georgia went before the conven­ exposed to infection. gnd Mrs. J. B. Elliott of 177 Sum­ gaining session, the first in the tion—futilely but bitterly in a from eight to IS per cent—work­ mit street, has enrolled with the month-old talks. zanowaki; executive conmittee, attending. Of Hartford 7-58M are employed In Pennsylvania and Begins With Injury ing out to the equivalent of about Plenty of hot weather fruits and vegetebles to choose from. Mrs. Amalia Golemba, Mra. Anna Lorraine Beatrice Oenoveri of at least 22,0{K) of them are work­ nominating speech by Delegate The garms are carried Into the Juilliard School of Music, New It offered a flat 13-cent raise Charles J. Bloch of Georgia. 12>,i cents an hour for steelwork­ and a number of so-called fringe Sommer Sonnsb Is lower . . . NaHve cukes are In . . . Melons, May Pfunder and Mra. Loretta 9 Mlnterbum avenue will be a ing today, a survey disclosed.' tlasues by the penetration of a York, for the special summer both cantnlonpm nnd wnternielons, red raspberries, cultivated "You shall not crucify the south ers who now aimrage $1.55 hourly. benefita. These included an Im­ Dowding. senior in the Rockville High Atleniion Merchants ! Pick Up and Save No Phone CaDa WIN Ba Many went back to work on late ruaty nail or other object. Here, Under terms of « two-year con­ course, and la majoring in vocal bloM, pinms, cherries, Hmes, SnnMst lemons, apricots and nee- Delegates to the department school In September. Shg has as­ Accepted After 12 Noon On shifts last night, others were to on a cross of civil rights," Bloch deep in the tissues, the microbe study um^r Madame Nora Fau- proved group insurance plan, tarinra are at their healthful best. shouted to the delegates. tract the steelworkers asked for conventiun to be held In Bridge­ sisted the chapter through cleri­ report today, officials of the Unit­ grows and produces a toxin or chald, prominenti vocal Instructor. higher afternoon and night shift Salardays But at his home at Winder, Ga^, a substantial raise teat April. It pay differentials' and more liberal NATIVE BEETS or CARROTS bun. 12'/tc port are as followa; Mrs. Amelia cal, errand Mid similar services. Manchester ed Mine Workers said. poison which is carried by. the The JulUard school accepts a In High school she waa a member 0 ^ early today—after he got 263 of was refused, U. S. Steel saying limited number of talented stu­ vacation provisions. Ford also WAX o r GREEN BEANS Ib. 23c Oolemba, Mrs. Audrey Golemba, The UMW officials said the only the convention’s 1,234 votes—Rus­ blood stream through the body. it was seeking to stabllse wages Mrs. Anna Halchek, Mra. Shirley o f the Glee d u b , Preas Club, mu­ Wkena thing holding back a complete re­ After the nerves become affected, dents each year for the summer proposed to extend the present . CALIF. LONG WHITE POTATOES 10 lbs. 69c sell said he will have no part in and thus prevent another spiral in contract for a year beyond Its Novak and Mlaa Ann Mlffltt; al- sic editor and aaaittant editor ot Tobacco end Candy Co. turn to work were routine meet­ this toxin cannot be so success­ course, and it is gratifying that 8UNKI8T Saturday's Birmingham meeting. the inflationary trend. scheduled expiration on July 15, tematea are Mra. Dorothy, Allen, the school paper, plays basketball ings being held In locals. They’re fully combated as at the begin­ Manchester is to be represented at Laney said he would confer with However, since Ajntl other ma­ this, most famous musical institu­ 1949, with one wage reopening by MU* Ann Gworek, Mr*. Bernice and takes both vocal and piano held after each strike—and after ning when the toxin Is In the blood JUICE ORANGES lessons. Both Renlc N. Gronnin­ K u n g iy m a n other Dixie leaders before deciding jor flrma in the automotive and tion by the well known young bar­ either party during that time. doz. 33c Perxnowakl. Mr*. Dorothy Ella- Wha/esafe TO SELL John Li, Lewis, president of the hts next step. stream. Conaequently Injections of electrical industries have granted worth, and Mr*. Mary Pltkat. gen and Marilyn B. Klbbe will be United Mine Workers union has itone, who la a student at the Fort Little more than an hour later Recalls Bolt In 1850 the antitoxin should be given at raises. , U. 8. Steel, Itself, gave Trumbull branch of the University the union gave Its reply in a FpUowlng a dog roaat held at freriimen in the Somersville Jun­ 22 Birch St. Tel. 5813 Seven rooea hotiae. Por­ passed along the word to go back the time o f the Injury or as soon its "captive coal miners a ll-a- the Legion Skeet ground*, the ior High school in September. Yesterday’s walkout recalled the of (Connecticut. He was featured lengthy statement. It amounted Sunsweet Patronize Yonr Local Merehanta to work. thereafter as possible. day boost this week—the same as member* adjourned to the G. A. R. Both have received beginner. In­ d re a m s ter Street aection. Contract Viewed Illegal great party bolt in 1850 when Dem- as a soloist with the (College Glee to k flat rejection. Prune Juice Cloeed Saturdays DnriiiK July and AaKOst The most effective measure in granted to approximately, 350,000 (Club this past season in their con­ KOOL-AID ball for a sociaT. termediate and swimmer certifi­ The "captive” mines went down crats, in convention at Charles­ A spokesman said: Reatanrant in excellent combating lock-jaw is to produce other soft coal miners. The “cap­ certs and radio performances "A continuation by the com­ SOFT POWDERED DRINKS Repobllcan Mrating cates, have participated in serv­ bn July 6 when most of the na- ton, S, C., split on the slavery plank an immunity or resistance to the loaition. In the platform. tive" miners work In mines owned * A graduate of Manchester High pany of ita present stubborn and 25c %'Repreaentative Antoni N. Sad- <• ’ tion's 400,000 soft coal miners re­ poison ahead o f time. This is done by the steel eompanlea Southern Democrata wanted the school, Mr. Elliott served with the unreasonable position means In­ Bottle lak and Attorney Harry H. Lugg o f B e a n s - turned from their vacation under by giving two or three injections U. S. Army of Occupation In wno waa an alternate to , the Re­ 6 room single with large anew onOryear contract' which platform to say that a slave-own­ evitably that it Is forcing Its em­ 5 For 25c of a tetanus toxoid. Toxoid Is the . .Korea, and while there was In de­ ployes to strike.” publican National Convention will rooms. Can be aaaily con­ gave thentoa ll-a-day boost. The er could go into any new territory toxin which has been specially mand aa a singer and entertained The UAW also charged Ford Again This Week We Feature From give their impreaslona of the con­ verted into a 2 tenemdnt. steel conipanles refused to grant of the west and be fully protected- Danish Royalty t h ^ i r e by the Federal government In his treated and which causes the hu­ the Armed' Forces frequently. with "breaking, off" the wage BIRDSEYE FROSTED FOODS vention at a joint meeting of the No waiting, yon can move the Increase, saying the contract man body to produce Ita own anti­ Smee returning he has often as­ Republican City and Town com­ wras Illegal under the Taft-Hartley constitutional right to own slaves. talks by refusing to consider a in today. toxin. . StiU in Hospital sisted In solo Work In his home counter-proposal on social securi­ PEAS at 28c box and ORANGE JUICE can 27c mittees thi* evening at right act because it called for a union The Platform committee upheld World War 11 waa the first church here. Center Congrega­ ty benefits. Birdseye Strawberries are now in along with a fMl line of shop. this view. But a minority report tional. 2 6 room singlea. Near was presented to the convention— ,arge scale conflict In which it Oeales Negotiations Ended this popular brand of frosted foods. In the frosted food case you shopping district. Under a union shop miners must was possible to produce this type Copenhagun, July Ifl — (JPi — But John S. Bugas, Ford vice just as it was yesterday. It ig­ Queen Ingrid and Princesses Mar- will find Swift’s Frozen Sandwich Steaks nnd Veal Cutlets. join the UMW within a . specif led of resistance to lockjaw by giving president and director- of Indus­ nored the-slavery Issue. grethe and Anne Marie were re­ gardens. The rabbits, shipped to a Sale on soUd pack Tuna Fish continues throngh Satnrday at First Fo o d 7 room linglo with 2 car period after they are hired. HEINZ all military personnel the Injec­ trial relationa, denied the negotia­ 45o can. LIQUOR After a terrific flght, the mi­ ported by state hospital authorities Peruvian breeder, arrived In Lima Hpwever. the government with­ tions of toxoid. As a result exceed­ tions had been broken off. New items just arrived . . . ChleTs Red Wine Vinegar 27o hot. garage, ateam heat with nority report was adopted. Eight at Sonenderborg t^ay to be pro­ approximately 24 hours after leav­ drew Its suit for an Injunction ingly few cases of tetanus occur­ "The meeting juat came to an . . . Small whole Artichoke Hearts 89c . . . n delirious new corn oil. aouthem delegations walked out. gressing "satisfactorily,” follow­ ing New York. S T O B f S against the UMW after Federal red In our soldiers and sailors. end,” he said. "Our proposal la reUsh which sells at S9c and new home style plekle rings to sell Judge T. Alan Goldsborough had The party was so shaken that It ing their car accident yesterday. adjourned without nominating Farmers and others, who are Boy Rushed to Hospital still on the table.” at 29c Jar. Also a new (Sexton’s) Seafood CoCktaR whieh goes We have caah cnatonMra intervened, A one-year contract The royal patiepts were said to with pork,^oitonHyk any candidates. especially liable to infection, also Asked If Ford would make still nice with shrimp or fish . . . We have excellent shrimp In c m s . . . WINE aad LIQUOR VALUES AT looking for 4, 6 and 6 (room was signed upon the UMW*s prom­ should receive these injections. have spent a "quiet night” Royal Sewing baskets 49e each aad fancy shopping basket which are ise to modify Its union shop clause Later it met again at BalUmore. Hartford, July 15—(/P)—Nlne- singles, abo twb; family Many physicians give them rou­ Chauffeur Poul Henriks was re­ wMI worth the 82.15 and $8.15 we ask for them. Talking about YOUR NEARBY A&P STORE should later court rulings require Three more southern states bolt­ year-old James Naylor, son of Dr. hones. If yon are intertated ed. The remaining delegtaes nom­ tinely to small children so that ported not to have suffered Injuries baskets . . . remember when you want to send n frnit basket S tore and Mrs. Edward D. N.iylor of 802 la selHng, contact— It inated Stephen A. Douglas for the eventually a large portion o f the of a permanent character in spite RlA vote, Meanwhile, aa distributors Indi­ raised for ' Truman for his courageous Sponsored By The Men's Club Of The Church HEW ENGLAND RUM 5th 4 A A PEACHES 2 Lb. 29c stand on the Issue of civil rights. emple for the whole family by keeping calm. And remember the 90mOOF BOT Z . O O head Shoulders PEAS "We call upon the, Congress to Apply July 19 I support our president In g^uaran- fewer com plicate plans you make Food Table Sale By Ladies Of The Church U. S. NO. I COME TO IMmUHURST FOR*'HIE FRESHF.ST GROTE AND CABBAGE teeing these basic and fundamental the fewe Irritations you’ll have. Lb. 49c For WEIGEL FRANKFUBTS • . for Roils for Charcoal and nil 3 50 American principles—the right to Above all, realise that summer Refreshments Served living should follow an entirely tha picnic fixings. » HOME GROWN ICEBERG - POTATOES P b 7 9 c full and equal political participa­ Independent • Hot Doffs— Tcc Cream — S(>da - 'UthjUkiBA, Lhan, Cooked F rlc iH T s tion: the .right to equal opportuni­ different pattern from winter liv­ ing. ‘ EXTRA LEAN. SHORT SHANK Whole Or Shank End ty of employment; the right of se­ Cloak Co. STRATHMORE FANCY SUNKIST-' curity of person, and the right of Collection Tidcen SMOKED SHOULDERS Ib. 59c equal treatment In the service and Whiskey "Disappeani" Without head Baked Beans A Trara CLUB HAM defense of our nation." '8 6 5ih A A LEMONS Doz. 49c^ When the paltform. draft readi­ Manehestfip’s Piano LETTUCE inexpensi¥e, PROOF BOT A . O O For Cincinnati — UP) Each year 3 ,50 ed the., convention floor yesterday Distributor for WhlsklM ' In tbit product are Lb. 65c afternoon, the civfl rights plan^ enough aged and aging whiskey to I and T ysars old * 5 LB. BAG, CALIF. SUNKIST ) FIRM RIPE load a freight train 32 miles long NOTICE Timely desserts Ce l l o w r a p p e d p k g . Flats Of Crashed contained only three paragraphs.'. «SOHMEK pickles Fine Quality Proposes Additional Paragraphs vanishes vinually without, trace. SUBURBAN LIVING IN NEIGHBORING LYRRBROOK It was after the southemefs lost It is lost in leaks, evaporation and •GUIARANSEN THE OFFICE OF TMMIV TVS raOM TM fOOO ORANGES 49c BANANAS 2 Lbs. 29c tOITOat or McCAU’S maoazini 86 ^ ■ 5th A A A TOMATOES 25c Best For Juice and Every Use, thplr fight to Insert a separate asorptlon In the barrels In which It BOLTON ■V- Is being; aged, explains Carl J. Kie­ •WURUTZER DR. RAYMOND R. PROOF ' BOT A . O O Frankfurts v ,( / states' rights declaration that for­ When ydu are in the WblNN.. In this product are ■FANCY BING mer Rep. Andrew Blentiller of fer, production vice president for •HARDMAN MOZZER Ctea be yemrs with this real home In the countr}-, with nil the * yaara old F b r Wisconsin proposed the two addi­ Schenley Distillers Corp. ooaveaieBoes of Nty Uvlng. This lovely 5'/] room home'I* brand store look over our offer­ i.b. 59c tional paragraphs singling out Mr. - Kiefer says federal reports show WILL BE CLOSED new. Owner bollt of finest mnterials. The first floor boasts of a ings of Pickles, Olives and LARGE PACKAGE Lb. that during the past 10 years the ft* X 14’ Hvtaf room with huge picture wtedow and Swedish fire­ SUNNY RIUGE CHERRIES 39c Truman’s specific antl-discrlmlna- Relishes. We have the Fine Quality Assorted Heinz Cooked tion program. average annual loss of aged and FROM JULY 17 TO place; large combination cabinet UtflMn and dinette with aa tiny Heinz Sweet Midgets, RYE OR lOURRON During the debate In the hot, aging whiskey by the Industry waa K E N P ^ S eorJoeed eatryway from the yard; large bedroom with very ample small and large jars of 86 8 Sth A a A FANCY FIH.M muggy hall. Robert Flgg of South 20,000,000 tax (100 proof) gal­ eloeet space aad a lavatory. The second Root, consists of two INC. a u g u s t 2 7/// PROcT Lba. C a n 4 9 c He said that because of s pledge H. A. FRINK Manchester “ ^ lb a .S 5 ll^ SQUASH MMvaa Ava. Wapphig' REALTORS nnd IN8ITR0RS \ COFFEE I.b. 59c • 3 0 2 MAIN • 0IAL4I5I • in the people o f his state not to 48 PKBHINS STREET TEL. MANCHESTER 8215 vote for either a Repubileaa, Har- X4I, Haa. TUI Alter 4 F. M. Jr f ? -V V

■ ) ■' V V;. PACe.ItVBtV* MANCHBSTEIl EVBKINO .REKALD. MANCHESTER, COXN., THTRSDAY, JVLV IB, 194S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, JXn*Y IB. 194S P A O t: before In a cage, concealed beneqth mean simply, that tha Ruosiana in­ a floral liberty bell. Public Hearing tend to continue the blockade in­ Legion: Junior§ New Angle Rractril Like Uelegales definitely unless the western pow- Field House Sports Roundup They reacted, to the.siiriound- C«.aaa»l»# rr*"*reverse their Defeat T-ville inga pretty min h like the dele­ 1. O ZJC policies, on Germany, aiis- >/ 4 ' In Dispute gates. That is.'when' they Were C” I pend their plana for the uniflea- Job Advances By Hogli FiiUertaa, Jr. atha- prtiapaot U lost to aoma othar Center Motors Blank I A 2 to 0 to Assume League B New York, July 15,—(^)—A achoola. . . .The pro btaeball released, they simply stood, blind-1 ft—— ^— '— I tlon of Western Germany and re­ many words have bien writ ed bv the lights, eru.shed by the ' . . . ____ 'acout can, atart the day after tba open O'erman peace treaty" nego­ igle back tKrouih the box with ten - about baseball^a high school noise, largely Incapable of any ac-1 V f lP r a il S r f o i i n i l l g 1 ,OHIl tiations in the Big Four foreign Mt. Nebo Builtliiig ffl the bases loaded at Mt Nebo last prospect la graduated from high Slalules L-jreii Makiiijr rule, the violations thereof and school and keep on trying until tk,n at - all. I #*il 1,1 ministeiB council. night to deore Jimmy M. Roach r* IHegal to Reniovt* rhairman Sam Itiiybiirn had to ’ .Vrtioii Well Along; To Be the efforts to draw up a collegiate he or some other club aigna UM Aircraft Nips Expand Supply Unea with the winning run as the Man- counterpart. . . .Now comes a Death Dozers pick up oqe of the birds and . | * r o n lp il l' lad. . . .And we still have to Cleveland and Braves Again There was no evidence here that Ready Very Soon ( heater American Legion Juniors guy who speaks up for the poor Chagnon-Bests Mikucki Wallace Signers throw it In the air. Five or six the western powers would be will­ took their fifth victory in seven hear- an after-dinner speech aa others managed tp get off the floor, starts at the expense o f the professional baseball scout who persuasive as a $50,000 bonua. At Cherry Park Rockville 7-4 Wsterbury, July 15— ‘JP‘ — The ing to engage In such a dramdtic has to compete with the collegiate Hartford. July 15— —A ntw flitting around and perching on the policy reversal. The evidence is Oonatnictton la well along on Thompsonville Post 80. American . . .Come to think o f It, wa aata talent-hunters. . . .This guy, and a lot of acouta at the free dinner Open Long Road Trips BERALD electric fans, in imminent dan­ Veterans Hniising Council of Con­ lather that they intend to expand the new field house at Mt. Nebo. Legion team, by a 4 to 3 score. In Pitchers’ Battle anitle appeared today In tlio there’s no indication that be does during the recent college world ger. . . necticut will mske another at­ western sectors of Berlin^and at The underground plumbing work Skippy Kearns tumedyln a neat Jimmy Lynch Show List­ Poor Base Running and squabble over whether slRner.s of If they -.cere meant to symbolize any scouting, protests: “A major series and very few missed an eve­ doublabMulcr wkh tempt to dl.the economy of the hit by Burke, and took second on C5nciiuiaU are working with ai The latest relesse fram Ames tics. An average of one dozen League cellar today. . The Keolach Soviet zone. waa being carried out aJ Salter’s Maybe the guy has something, the road than at hoihe. j away for the eeaoon to date. (Fig- in such bot-beda o f speed aa Day­ OavaUo. lb . cane last night la e twIligM gaaM at the last previous general elec­ would have thought it had been ond meeting with the governor be a passed ball. Moose Finnegan electronic timing device whicl claims that in addition to racing bells a week disappear at Robert­ coached outfit Juat didn’t look Uka Pond the workmen \yere. bothered but the college Ivory hunter usual­ shows Just how- fast a runner ii Invading Philadelphia for a twi-1 urea in parentheals give the team’s tona Beach. Fla., the Hammond son Park, home of the beat bell they felt like playing bail lost OentUcore. cf . to take over first plaeo in the tion.” ■ too thoroughly chewed over to Bought for a “ Yes” or "No” ant This suggestion that in the Sov­ considerably by vandals. No van­ laid down a beautiful bunt and proving popular at Narragansett OalU. r f ...... Explains Prosision iet view the restrictive measures ly geU only one chance. . . .By movlrg on every step... .It's i .. . . ------■ ■ 4-overail pet. mark). speedway Just out of (Chicago, ths swipers in town. night end much was left to be de­ league staadlnga by a 3 to 0 aeoro; leave anything for still another awer to their demands for a spe­ dalism has been experienced at when Thompsonville. played for Jayhawk Raceway at Topeka, that the State of Rhode Island re­ Anniallo, 2b .. cannot be relaxed unUI the west­ subtle moans he can suggest that gadget activated by a wire buried Ainrricsii .lieoflM Meay Take Advantage sired froni Ucir exhibition se they Eddie Mikucki hurled for the Ital­ Explaining this provision In the speech. cial housing session of the Legis-. Mt. Nebo. Rood at third base. Moose reached Kans., the record-holding Louisi­ ceived a mighty sum of money for Bquthllet e ... ern powers either modify or with­ on a fleldera’ choice. Finnegan a kid (if he plays football, base­ in the track and should be a great y On Road At Home Game expenses would probably dropped a 7 to 4 verdict to the ians and waa handed hip Arm lom Kght of the present dispute, Mrs. But the p.'rsidcnt hit hard and latiire, the Council last night ana State Fair track at Shreve­ the 80 day meeting, a-rouhting to Gretna, If .... Ills Rihi was good. Moreover, hi« voted: draw their currency—although the stole second and Leo Day was In­ ball doean't pay I can got free help to coaches Who are trying t* A- w . L. Pet. W. L. Pet. be met if league members paid to A ircraft bi league play. Chagaoa allowed Tilton said: room, board and tuition and may­ Cleveland (.616) ...... 25 8 .758 20 port and the banked bowls at 81,8^978.63 in pari-mutuel taxes. Mikucki. p . . . "The peoples party, the vegetar­ manner was such ^hat the audience To Sponsor Letter-Writing Ru.ssians made no demand for such tentionally passed to .'load the teach athletes to maintain a cer­ 20 .500 witness games on nights they were I g ^ Miller waa well satisfied only three hits as he notched Wa be a little-extra. . . .If that fails. tain pace. Philadelphia (.600) ••eeeeee***** 2S 14 .667 20 18 Monterey and Mexico City loutb The average take by the state P. Correntl. If. ian par^, etc., are not subject to could hardly fall to react. He wa*. 1. To sponsor a letter-writing a move. Vaealioii School bases. Jimmy F. Roach then .526 not playing. Then, too, the play­ that Rockville didn’t play a decent eighth win ia eleven etarta Tha New York (.679) f*seaeea«eeeea 20 20 .600 24 o f the Rio Grande. per day was 844,199.32 which must Chapter 40 until, they have been by turns, angry, amusing and The Soviet note did not question clouted his game winning Single. 12 .667 ers feel Justified in driving to the game because he waa hit hard and winners collected two safe hits campaign in which congressional Boston (.527) ..... ***efae*eeee>B 10 20 .487 20 Bill will be on hand Saturday be admitted is meking hay while 'Totals ...... 28 0 8 18 3 0 through an election arid polled a pnisonously sarcastic. It was a representatives would be asked for the original right pf the western Day led the team at the plate vi, Hawkes, Bdrbank. J. M. Roach, 15 .671 ball park w-ith a car load o f adults often end a bunch of hustlers on off the Itallaaa star firrtallor, Ends Tomorrow Detroit (.613) * .... ■ •eeeeeaeea'***' 22 17- .664 17 20 night at ths Avon track along the sun shines. and passing through the gate and Score by innings good speech. a special session to deal uith- the Allies to share in the occupation having a perfect night going two Day. Errors; Bellico 2, Melnik- .409 A grand total of $33,403,554. was the field would have beaten him. Motors ...... 1 0 0 0 0 1 x—3 both off the bat of Oacar PhOUpa . 30 per cetit vote.” Waahlngton (.447) ••••eeaeeeeees 10 21 .432 1$ with euch.stars of the racing and by the man w-ith the tickra. An­ Mrs. Tilton's point support.s the It got the Democratic aircraft housing problem on the national of the German capital. But it ar­ for two with a triple. wlcz, Fleming, Day. J. M. Roach 2, 21 .462 Miller waa clubbed for ten hits, Runs battad in: CJhagnon, Phil­ Larry Oasxa waa tha thorn Jn the Rt. Louis (.384) ...... wagend during the meeting for a off the ground. level. gued that they had substantially The Community Vacation school The Leglon will practice at Mt. {.Kearns. Runa batted in: Brown, ...... n 26 .297 17 19 .472 •tunt world as Bobby Maynard. Al other beef from the league has but waa credited with nine strike­ •lJ$.’s Bide all night as be aeeouat- general stahd of Theodore I. Kos- diicago (.319) ...... 10 24 .294 Gross. Jim O use, "Bum ’Em Up” .daily average of $780,098. Much been the fact friends of frianda of lips. Two-baae hit: OentUoore. koff, state chairman of the peoples (This.action came before Presi­ forfeited that right by falling to o f Center Congregational, South Nebo Friday at 6 o'clock. J. F. Roach, Burbank. Two-base IS 25 .842 outs for his night’s work. The Air­ Stolen baaes; Gaxsa, M. Oorrentl ed for both runa National League Cleveland. Dario Guadino and of this money, no doubt, came from players feci that they have a .party. Yesterday Mr. Koskoff dent Truman, accepting the nomi-_ live up to the Potsdam and Yalta Methodist and St. Mary's Episco- Manchester Legion (4) hit: Burbank. Three-base hit: Bin men pushed across single markers (3). Secriflee: August Left on After the LA.’s were put out to Boston (.597) ...... 24 13 .649 the pocketbooke of Connecticut right to drive In and see the games said that a new party actually nation as his party's candidate for agreements for Joint four-power psl, will hold its closing program AB H PO A Day. Stolen bases: Bond, Cam- 22 18 .660 many others. in the firat, second and fifth, and baaes: Motors 4. Itallane 7. order in the opening inntog, the Hartford Bakery 0 0 Pittsburgh (.627) . ....;...... 17 . 18 racing fans. gratis. And there are always the scored twice in each of the third doean't exist' "until after the elec­ President, declared he would sum­ control o f Berlin. tomorrow' evcni'ng at seven .o'clock Sambogna, rf . . . . 2 0 millevi. Burbank. Hawkes, Finne­ .486 22 17 .664 An added feature and new to An Interesting note on the Ames' on balls: off Mikucki 1, off Chag- M oton came up with one run, Hubtord, 2b . . . 0 1 2 St. Loula (.520) . . •••••••eeaee** 10 .500 adult fans who like to watch the and fourth Innings. tion.” He said the party would mon the Congress to a special ses­ Exactly Opposed at St. Mary’s church where all . . . 3 gan. Sacrifice: Finnegan. Double 19 20 17 .641 thrill seekers of Connecticut is the stationery this season was a car­ non 5. Strike-outs: by Mikucki R that proved to be enough to wto. Hawkea, cf ...... 2 1 0 0 New York (.493) ...... 10 17 league play but who can’t product then have to poll one-half of one Distributor Dies sion on July 26 to consider housing On this point, as on practically sessions of the school have been plays: Burbank to Day, Brown to When Minutes A28 17 30 .469 Human Torpedo act eUrring Har­ toon picture at the top of hia re­ Rockville took a short lead In the by. Chagnon 4. Hit by pitcher: Gaxsa. leading off. Was hit by Burbank, as . . . . 3 1 1 2 Rook. Left on bases: Thompson­ Brooklyn (.486) ...... 22 14 .611 IS 38 .361 ry Pollack. This dare-devil la a thin dime or two bits when the laat of the firat. aa Fred Wurthrick per cant of the votes to continue, and other major problems).. all other___ German______issues,, east and held this season. lease of a fellow, shedding tears box ia passed or who when night by Mikucki 3. Umpires: Puchera, MlkuckTe first pitch and took fin i . 2. Launched a move aimed at j west are exactly oppo.sed. J. M. Roach, c . . . . 2 0 10 0 ville 6, Manchester 4. Bases on Count Cincinnati (.481) . ••••••••esaeee 18 18 .500 19 22 .463 ejsctod head first from ths mouth reached on a bad'throw from BUI Saoaano. Time: 1:16. bees. Larry went to second en a In Hartford, meanwhile, regis­ Hartford, July 16.— Abra­ Wash- After a short "service in the au­ while on hts knees, with oi't- games are played know every In­ finding a long range program tolingtcr. London and Parii Insist Silversteln, If .. . . . 2 0 0 0 balls; off Kearns 4, off Burke 2. Philadelphia (.462) ...... 20 20 .500 18 22 .431 of a monster cannon. Connally. Whitle MarchowskI hit trars of the two major parties ham Spector, bakery products dis­ ditorium and a pageant, the chil­ Day, l b ___ 2 4 1 Have vour doctor lel» etretehed hands and saying, dian trail through the area to the eecrifleo 1^ Jimmy August and cornet the hoiising shortage. | that it is the Russians who first . . . 2 Strike-outs: by Kearns 9, by Burke (Hiicago (.484) ...... eeeee e'e esse 18 23 .410 17 20 .469 The Jimmie Death Dodg­ to Carton at short, who elected to rontlnued on to third as Jlmmgr aald they would not remove Wal­ tributor and prominent member of dren will go to their respective J. F. Roach, 3b. . . . 3 1 1 0 “Please”, In reference to using park, escaping the ticket oeU- Directed To ^mplle DMa ! violated the war-end agreements. 3. Hit by pitcher: by Burke (Sam- phone his prescriptina ers first gained national renown try and nail Wurthrick at third, lace party petition signers from the Hartford Je\^nsh community, rooms to demonstrate some of the Kearna, p ...... 2 0 1 1 the eopy. At the bottom of the era. Lesnevich Wants was thrown out at first. No ana their present party caucus lists. bogna), Uce softball team. Marchowaki doubled into right Imlnation contest Frankfurt, Germany, July 15— Brown, If ...... 3 1 2 laying egge. The Softball Tvi-i- an award to the winning team. Hartford Zionist district, former that an immediate housing pro-1 K c l t n r a l l S O v e * * 1 Taylor, promoter of the light­ field. In the fifth. Brittner doubled The 175-pound king, who la tine stogie to left but failad to ad­ iJP)—Ten U. S. Air Forces planes— Secondo, c ...... 2 •0 3 0 Itght League’s greatest claim to ’The feed bag or box. whichever vance. Hippo Oorrentl gefi as tor president of the Jewish National gram, 'with state subsidies, "would weight title fight Monday night in Jolmny Mars, chief of the Man­ Gash Discovered over Ermiach’a head in right tvlth training here for a title bout with Party Spirits four B-17a and six two-engine C- Burke, p ...... 3 1 0 6 fame la the fact it produces the you prefer, used for collecting pen­ aa second baas to tha ItaBans Workers Alliance, and a member not only relieve the acute housing I W irlz» __ which Ike Willlama defeated Chal­ chester fire department, challeng­ fastest brand of softball in Man­ nies. nickels and dimes at the two away, and took third on an Freddie Mllla at London 6n July o f the Masonic order. He waa an shortage, but would break the! W MIC otrtXlOllS 47a— took off lor Cyprus island to­ ed ths South End firemen to a infield hit by Whitle Marchowaki. 25, feele the ieeue Is clear cu t third, while MUradfl aet ths ds;^. . The planes, commanded by ...2 3 4 lenger Beau Jack, said yeaterday In 8-Oar Shell chester. But little doea one know games, is far from showing any active worker for the Jewish' Na­ back of high construction costs." j ______TotaU ...... 15 7 he auBtatned a loan o f 10,000. softball game for ths right to Brittner acored aa Ferguson lost ‘1 knocked out the two top motors down to order to their half. .fCsBlteMd IMS Pag* One) Lt. Col. Gl^in Shumakc of Frank- S cor» by innings: that tha softballers are currently signs of wear ahd tear at Robert­ tional fund. Blaming his loaa on a reduced play the poUesmen and five min­ a Miller pitch that rolled to the heavyweight contendere. Melio In the ItaUans fourth, Chagnea * Chicago, July 15—(iPi—Rain fell Uh, Ga., will stand by to evacuate Manchester ___ . . 0 0 2 1 scratching to make both ends son Park. i^agatM.were opposed to ths Surviving him are his wife, Mra. 0 1 - 4 gate resulting from the fact the utes after Wednesday’s Herald Aboard the 8. $. America. July screen. No further scoring to.a halp of a Taylor said WllUame had no ob­ in Manchester and ia employed in On board is the famous ahell W L Pet. OBL base h it r « ■ runnere on first and aac(md to tha old lethargy. The speakers droned lege education may become eligi­ ton authorities that w-hile the So­ try; Hot and humid weather leng- CUDAHY’S COOKED WHOLE OR SHANK builder, George Pocock, and he Friday, July 16 Scranton - ...... 48 26 .649 — ble. jection to tele'vlslng the flght, 'East Hartford. Boggini worked in fifth but again Cliagnon turnad an on.- Roll calls movRI ahead with viet did not reject the principle ered over the southern states froth TENDER BABY said he would start repairs imma- British-Americans vs. Moriar- Utica ...... 45 29 .608 3 The win for the Aircraft pushed Im s I F % gh U the ponderous w'eight of a steam The training in conjunction of negotiation to settle the Berlin while Jack and his managers were Bridgeport for eight years. He it ty's, 6 p. m.—Oval. them Into third place ahead of Mor- the host end retired tha Wds. the southern Rockies to the South oppoaad to the move and eought to a well known baaeball and basket- diately In order to have the deli­ A lban y...... 43 29 .597 4 Mikuckt fenaed -thraa BUtocfismi roller. with the completion o f the regu­ dispute they did not actually sug­ Atlantic coast. cate craft ready by the time the North Ends vs. Floors, 9 p. m.— Williamsport ..41 35 .539 8 iarty’a by 10 p-rcentage points. Just before the President ap­ lar college course is a reserve pro­ gest holding such talks. ' lb giet the sponsor to cancel his con­ baU official. Robertson. By The Aifioclatdd Praaa la a row to tha loot half of tha The mercury dropped into the BEEF LIVER HAMS tract. America reachea England. Hartfprd ...... 36 33 .532 ..94 Aireiaft (7) fifth. (Xaam. '**■**— off far ths peared, along with his nominee for gram giving a flight training In their note to the American 40s -in Michigan during the night. OLD HOMESTEAD Coach Ky Ebrlght was concern­ Red Men ve. Leftic’s. 6:15— Bingliamton ..31 42 .425 164 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Oakland. CaUf— Bari Turnar, Charter Oak. Moton to tho sixth, waa again htt 'the vice presidency, portly, digni­ course. Upon completion of . the government the Russians asserted Junior Bnsebnll Ixaguo ed about the damage but felt it Elmira ...... 33 47 .839 23 Carton, as ----- 4 0 0 4 0 2 148. Richmond, (^allf., knoeked so t Cliur^ Softball League S t Bridget’s vs. Center Congos, by a ^tchsd baa Ulkueki go$ fied Senator Alben W., Barkley, flight course the cadets may be that talks on the Berlin issues Noted Metallurgist Diep-' could be fixed elnce the shelTs skin Wilkes-Barre 34 49 .339 23 4 Davla lb ...... 3 3 3 6 0 0 Georg* "Sugar" Ooataer, l i t , Cto- aome dovee were released. What FRESH RIB CUTS 6:15— Memoriel. tha next two batters, then htt commissioned ensigns in the alone would not be effective -and • _ y PICNICS Cknrter Oak (18) was not affected. The boat waa American DeLucca, 3b .. 4 0 1 0 3 0 ctonatl, i. they were Intended to symbolize is Naval or Marine Corps Reserv'e. Satorday, July 17 Charley Covey, Biding Oaaaa to that the only talks w-hich would be Torquay, England. JwiV 15—(g») NATIVE ROASTING A B R H PO . carefully wrapped and lashed down Cleveland ____45 Hakanaon. If .. 3 1 3 0 0 0 Bridgeport Oom.—Irleh Jimaey hard to eay. • Former Naval air cadets jpid Kaceye va Itallan-Americans, 9 second. FhUUpe t h i eaaae through useful would be those concemdd — Harry Brearley, 7^ 'ineUUiirgiat I b i Dick Krinjak, 3b 3 8 0 .0 on the rear deck. Philadelphia ..48 Ermiach, rf . . . 4 0 1 O 0 0 Rooney, 137, Bridgeport outpoint­ Bi^ anyway, the deves had been student aviation pilots are eligible with the- future of all Germany. Sheppard, cf p. m.—Robertson. ed WUUe Aleaender, IM, Cheater, with kio eecond line Wagta, this credited w-ith discovery of PORK LOINS Hence, 3b . . . Dave KrlBjak,cf 4 8 .0 1 The parly'a excitement abated New Y o r k ___ 44 McMeans. cf .. 8 1 1 0 0 0 htuwjbt to the ball several hours to apply, as well as others. As interpreted here these points CHICKENS Moaday, July 19 COnnoUy, 3b .. 4 2 1 1 i i Pa.. «. ttoao to d t a r SMd and Oaal stainless steal, died yesterday. Andregg, rf . Day, l b ...... 3 2 2 $ after this big white liner had Aircraft, va. Britlah-Amerlcana, Boston ...... 39 l e red from eecond'with tha eoa- ____ ' W ■ Alemany, p, 3b 8 3 2 3 moved out to sea and left behind Detroit ...... 39 Ferguson, c . . . 4 1 2 10 0 0 ■aitabeth, N. J.—Tonuny Parks, CUbAHY’S PURITAN BOILED Stevens, 2b . 6 p. m.—Oval. 147, Rahway, outpointed Tony Rle- ond and final run ef the NATIVE FOWL Lb . N. Tyler, es . (2arltn, c ___ _ 2 ' 1 'o 7 e of the most boisterous send- NiehoU-Brtatol vs. Indies. 6:30 Waahlngton . .34 MUIer, p ...... , 3 0 0 0 8 0 Chagnon got the LA a to o ra l IB WHOLE OR RIB END ~ T. R e ^ , as .... 3 0 1 3 offs ever accorded a Unltad Btatea St. Ixiuia------28 45 .384 We. 1 5 1 Bayonne. A Sweet, lb ... p. m.—Robertson. New York (Janiaiea Arana)— the sevmth to and dm game. Beduetha. e . McCJaw, i f ...... 2 0 0 1 Olympic fores. Indigos vs.- Red Men. 6:15 p. m. Chicago ...... 28 49 .819 Totals ...... S3 7 10 31 S 8 The band blared, whistles tooted PhU Herman, 170. Paterson. N. J., This was the third and totol HAM Chandler, c . Eagleson, rf ... 2 0 0 0 —Charter Oak. National Rockville (6) aMsttag ef thoi twe teams to ROAST PORK Lb 65c Brea-nlng, If J, Reed, rf .... 3 0 0 0 and thousands cheered aa the xhip North Methodiet vs. St. Brid­ Boston...... ;..46 31 .597 Wurthrick. If ^ .4 1 0 4 knocked out Ted Herrtaen. ITi: glided into the Hudson and point­ Weahlngton, D. C „-1. leagua play. C m ti ICotoia wen PATTERSON'S MA|tKET Irish, p ...... Lauten’ch, Sb, p 3 1 2 0 get’s, 6:15 p. m.—Memorial. Pittsburgh ...8 9 38 .527 Brittner. 2b, p 4 1 3 1 two garn i. • to 0 and 8 to fi whUa Our Special Meal Loaf — Beef, LEAN,. SHORT SHANK SMOKED ed eastward. St. L ouie...... 39 86 .520 Cincinnati—Bertl Lortoll. ld3H, 101 CENTER STREET Tneeday. Jnly 2.0 F. Marc'ski, 3b 4 1 2 1 Freano, Calif., outpointed Billy tha X.A.'s wea one, fi to 0. AD * ( 0 1 W H ERE^O PPIN G IS A PLEASURE! Totals ...34 11 11 21 8 1 Totals ...... 26 13 7 21 7 - 6 The America'a trip don-n the Nasalffs vs. Polish-Ameriesna, 6 New York ..,.36 37 .493 HoUoran, lb .. 2 1 1 6 VedI, Pork, Cube Steak, Veal South Methodist (4) harbor and Into tha ocean pro­ Smith. 173H. (SneinanU. 10. shutout gaaaes. Both teanu eanm FRESHLY GROUND, LEAN Memorial Midgets (9) pi - m.—Oval. Brooklyn ...... 85 37 .486 R. Marc'ski, as 4 0 2 1 up with nice fieldtag plan and GROTE and WEIOEL^^ I b i AB R H PO A Shea. 3b ...... 3 0 0 1 voked a aeries of deep-throated Indiaa va. Motors, 9 p. m.—Rob- Cincinnati ....8 7 40 .481 New York (Jerome Stadium)— Edmbndo, ef, 2b 4' 0 0 1 Jerome Lastana, 18814; New York PhOlipa wM tba only aattar an Chops, Veal Cutlets, Hams, Daisy SHOULDERS H. Geer. 3b, 88.. 3 1 1 2 2 Buckley, as .... 3 3 2 2 whiatle salutes as every passing ertaen. Philadelphia . .86 42 .463 liaeine, c ...... 4 0 0 8 HAMBURG Nichole, as, Sb.. 3 1 1 1 1 craft, big and amall, wirtied the Chicago ...... 88 42 .434 outpointed Tony Oangemt 181, eithi toam to eolleet mote than FRANKFWTS i.h. BogU. cf ...... 4 1 2 1 Wodneoday, Jnly 21 Puts, rf. cf ....4 0 8 1 oaa bit. PATTERSON’S PALATABLE BONELESS ' SPERRY and^ BARNES SLICED Mill, cf ...... 4 I 1 3 0 Oriawold, e .... 3 2 1 7 American team Godspeed. Moriarty's vs. Polish-Americans, Today’s Games Philadelphia. 8. , Hams, Sliced Bacon, Qrote and E. eJeer. lb .... 4 1 1 6 0 Marco, p ...... 1 0 0 0 Quay, rf ...... 3 0 1 0 At first, it was feared that five 6 p. m.—Oval. I n te r n Fagan, p. rf .. . 8 0 0 1 SCO TCH H A M Lb. BA CO N ' u. FRESH M A D E -Towle. I f ...... 3 0 2 1 0 Latbrop, rf . . 1 1 1 0 athletes would have to be left be­ North Ends va Kaceys, 6:30 p. Hartford at Binghamton SPERRY and BARNES FRESH CREAMERY Weigel Frdnkfurts, Dried Beef, 'D. Geer, c ...... 3 0 0 6 1 hind because o f passport difficul­ LEAN EASTERN DRESSED BLADELESS RIB. END Massey, 3b . . . 1 0 0 0 m.—Robertson. Albany at Utica (3) Totals 84 4 10 31 • 0 FRANKFURTS Oolfleri, p, rf .. 2 O' 1 2 1 Bleaao, l b ...... 1 0 0 9 ties. But thase* managed to Spartans va South Methodist. Wilkea-Barre at Elmira BUTTER Assorted Cold Cuts. McCarthy, 2b .. 4 , 0 0 0 0 0 square matters and get aboard at '6:16 p. m.—Memorial. Williamsport at Scranton Rugns betted In, R .Marchowaki. 85c PORK R O A ST IVeInholt, rf . . , 1 0 0 0 J) stone, p, If .... 3 1 0 0 0 0 the last minute. Oak Grill va. St. James'a 6:15 AnwricMi Edmondo, Racine,. DeLucca,' Br- I M IN C E D H A M Mayer, p 2 0 0 1 0 Koplin, p :;.... 0 Silver. If ...... 3 1 1 1 On board, a rail can ohowed p. m.-^C3iarter Oak. CMcago (Caldwell 1-4) mlacb, Connolly, Ferguson, Mlllor;'' lb. Wa^lngton (Wynn 7-9) two-base )ilta. Hakanaon. Brittnar, Grocery Dept. Fruit and Vegetable Dept. SUGAR 5 Lb. 41c BOLOGNA Totals . .39 4 7 21 4 6 game, R. Marchowaki; stolon b a o i Score by Innings: TotaU 23 9 8 21 11 5 SUNCREST FANCY ORANGE and GRAPEFRUIT E.\TRA l a r g e SWEET /UICY ^ (Cleveland (Beardeh 7-8 and Davis 2, McMeana; left on bases. No. Meth...... 4 0 8 0 4 0 0 - Charter Oak 5 0 0 0 0 4 4—13 CERTP Memorial Mldg 0 0 2 1 0 4 2— 9 Pete Staum Climbs to Third Lemon 18-7) at Philadelphia Aircraft 8, Rockville 11; baaea on CITRUS SALAD So. M eth ...... 1 0 2 P I 0 0 - balli, Miller 1. Marco 3, Fagan. 1; 20 Oz. Dn ORANGES Dot, PASTIME Runs, batted In: Stevene RunS:battod in; Alemany, Carlin, (Marchtidon 6-6 and Sche(b 7-4) DIAMOND CRYSTAL, PLAIN OR IODIZED NATIVE ICEBERG FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES T. Reed, Lautenbach T, Griswold, two night games. strikeouta, Miller 9. Marco 1, Sweet 2, .Browning, Andree Andregg, Place in Twi Hit Parade Brittner 1; hlU off Marco 7 for 4 FRESH NATIVE SUMAIER ' Hence, E. Geer„ D. Geer. Wll. Buckley; Two bate hits: Lauteh- St. Louis (Biacan 6-5) at New TOMATO PASTE 3 r.r runa in 3 Innlnfs; Fagan 2 for 3 SALT Boxes HETTUCE Heads ’Two-baae hlti: Andregg, Stevene, baeb, Carlin; 'Three base hits; Ale York (Reynolds 10-8) night game. SUNCREST FANCY (FANCY EXTRA LARGE SUNKIST Hence.' Brovi'ning, Sw-eet,- NIchola, many; Stolen baB:s: Ouay 3, Sil­ Although he hit safely only encet-whlle Miller and Davla are hltUng Detroit (Truclu 6-6 and Hutch­ ruiu to 1 Inntoft; Brittnar 1 for 1 Golfleri. Home run: Stevene. ver, Buckley. Massey, Latbrop, .Slfi and .300 rei^tectiveh’. inson 5-3) at Boston (Pernell 4-6 run in 3 innings: hit by pitebar, by VACATION SPECIAL PYEQUICK SQUASH In four official trips to the plate and Kinder 5-4). Miller (HoUoran): passed balla. T U N A FISH Tin LEMONS For FRANCO-AMERICAN Stolen bases; N. Tyler. Browning. Lautenbach. Day, Alemany; Left Jackie May, Ernie Noske and I WHITE SEEDLESS Sacrifice: Nichols. Double play; D. on baaes: Charter Oak 8, Memorial against the British Americans laat Bob Reynolds pace the pitchers NattoMl Ferguson; winning pitchar, MUIer; Geer to E. Deer.. Left tin bases; 2; Bases on bails: Lautenbach 1. Sunday. Jaka Banks contihyca to wrtth perfect marks. May haa New York (Post 8-3 and koelo losing pitcher, Marco: umpires. RINSOOROXYDOL Lg. Fkg. FRESH NATIVE 4-4) at PUtsbiixgh (Cbeanea 4-2 Ksrr-Ramadell; tlma, 2:00. GRAPES I.h. SPAGHETTI 2r.r No, Methodist 6. So. Methodist 10. Kopltn 3. Stone 3. Alemany 1; set the pace In the Twilight league wen three atarta without suffering BRAKES BEECHNUT STRAINED i ' and Riddle 9-4) two gam es .lUMBO PURE STRAWBERRY Boses nn balls; off Irish 4. off Gol* Strikaoats: Lautenbach 3, Stone 7. hit parade. The. big Moriarty a legs while Noske and Reynolds fieri 3. off Mayer l, strike-outa: Alemany 8; Hits off: Koplln 1 for have accounted for two wins 'Brooklyn (Barney 4-5) at On- BABY FOODS by Iriah 1. by Mayer 2. by Golfleri Brotbcra outfielder has elevon bass clnnaU (Vander Meer 7-7) night $ 1 2 - 9 S Jars CANTALOUPES -For Green Beans » 2 runs in H inning. Stone, 6 for 11 against no reverses. Reynolds ia MIDGET AUTO RACE REUNED GROUND TO ORDER FAIRMONTS FROSTED PRESERVES 2. Hits: off Golfleri 6 for 7 rune in runs in 6 4 Innings. Lautenbach hits In 25 trip^ to tha dish for a no longer with the champions. game. MAXWELL HOUSE 3 innings; off Mayar 6 for 4 runs in 8 for 7 runs in 5 innings, Alenmny .450 average in seven games. Igfiy Miller ilias a four ana one Boston (Bickford 5-3 and Spahn ,4 innings. Wild pitch: Golfleri. 7-6) at Chicago (Hamner 4-8 and Genuine FontUsc Fert$ Lb. PEAS Pkg. 1 for 2 runt in 1 Inning: Hit by Saeond placa honors go to Wll- won end lost- record for the Air­ SUNDAY FRANCO-AMERICAN SWEET CALIFORNIA RED W h i t e Se e d l e s s Passed balls: Bedurtha,.Chandler, pitcher by 'Stone, M c ^ w ; Wild craft Schmitz 8-9) two games. 1 Lb. Bas i/islng pUcher, <3olfleri Umpire: Ha Oleksenaki, Nasalff inflelder, , 8 P. M. COFFEE nltcbee; Lautenbach 1. Koplin 1: who-haa found anemy pitching to The leaders; Philadelphia (Helntxelman 8-4) Wholesale and Reteii SPAGHETTI GULDEN’S lacobucci. Pasted ballt: Carlin 6. Griswold 2; I at St. f^uia ( Brechacn 9-8) night. Tiat PLUMS ,Dnc. _ I " . his liking for a .861 mark...... BattlBg BBTTT CROCKER’S Winning pitcher; Alemany; Losing Surprise o f tlte past ten days G AB H Pet. GRAPES » Leaesyka Dominate Play MUSTARD pitcher Btone. boa been the consistent hitting of Banka: Moriarty's .. 7 35 11 .450 APPLE PYEQUICK -s t • Pete Staum of the Polish Ameri- Oleksenaki. Naaaiffa 8 31 8 .381 Fkg. Baktry Trtais! Police Pack ’Em In West Hartford, July 15- hUP)— EADDUBBOr ( GOOD SIZE, SWEET CALIFORNIA Manchester 'cans. The umpire, he was re­ SUum, PA'a ...... « 19 7 .366 The golfing Lenezyk elstere, Grace Fresh FruHs and Vegetables cently admitted to the local board, HoUoran. Rockville 9 31 11 .335 Cherry Park Bridgeport, July 15—-OP)— More end Genevieve, yesterday made a DO G FOOD CUPCAKES Dot. 50c haa climbed to third place wltb a Ermiach. Aircraft .. 9 36 9 .346 bid to monopolize the Rockledge GENERAL REPAIRING Tint Bowling Green than 15,000 people, the largest .368 average- Green, . BA’s ...... 10 S3 11 .844 CAIN’S "g u a r a n t e e d STRICTLY FRESH CANTALOUPES each Women's Invitation Golf "l^rney Speedway TURNOVERS For 2 5 c CANTALOUPE 2ib. 19c (New England’s Finest cro'wd ever to attend a boxing Newcomers to the “300 CHub” Hakinson, Aircraft 11 86 12 .883 by winning their wray into the sec­ CALIFORNIA Bowfing Lnnee) show in Bridgeport. Jammed into include Bob Ennisch, Iggv Miller Cobb. BA's ...... 9 25 8 .830 ond round in Impreaelve fashion. Avon Conn. Route 177 SATISFACTION GUARAlfTEED POTATO CHIPS Harding Stawum -last night to LANG’S FANCY Vt Ub. Box MACAROONS Due. 30c H e. arc now open every eva- end Hal Davie, all of the Aircraft. Kliiel. PA’S ...... 8 22 7 .318 Grace I..enczyk needed only 14 .witness the annual show of the Veteran etars who have maintain­ Milter, Aircraft ...... 9 19 6 :S16 It Pays to Rdy on a DepaidiUa ORANGES 5 Lb B.. 49c LARGE JUICY Ji'LORIDA olnt al 7. Lanes ark Ip ported holes of men's par golf to defeat Nfw Speed Teatur# LAYER CAKES Each 50c Bridgeport Police Benevolent Aa- ed their earlier batting marks in­ Davis Aircraft .... 10 SO 9 .800 Mra. J. F. Domkowski. o f Stanley, KOSHER DILLS Native Squash, Siting Beans, Peas, Cucum* conditloa. Come In for nn ova> aociation. clude Jack HoQoran., jtockvUle. Eetabtohed Dealer SUNSHINE QL Jar Pitching 5 and 4 despite Mrs. Domkowrekl's APPLE SQUARES For 3 5 c ning o f plinsarr. .355; John Green, BA’% .M4; Walt P et is-stooke handtesp. Oewavleve. Motorcycle Racing hers, Radishefi, Carrots, Cabbage, * ORANGES New „ Bedford. Mast.—Timothy Haklnaon, A ircra ft. .383: Dick May,. BA’s ___ 1.000 the n-yeer-old member of the duo. 91 CENTER ST. PHOm41di HONEY GRAHAMS JARVIS BinLDING "Buddy” Hayee. 189. Bostonooqt- Cobb, BA't. .820; pnd Frank Klne|, Noelu. Bi^ .. 1.000 wea equally impreaalve in turning FHday—«;80 t*. M. Lb. Box BUTTER ROLLS JMs. 2$c Celery, Lettuce CENTER SIBSET • * • pointed J(»ey Longo, 186. Baltimore FA'x. .818. Erraisch in batting Reyifolds. BA'a 1.000, back Mrs. Fred Stafford of Pequa- ' AMA. Sanction to. . . . I .846, fifth boat in the eimtit, Miner fiOO ' buck, S and 8. \ i \

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■ 's - nfir •’w r .•“ L-‘ ' Vtf* ^ •. ? i ' • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 16, IMS .MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, JULY 16. 1»4S a FOURTEEJf mm:U It clear they are nbt bolUng the stata’a name, there waa no answer. have cut through Use mountains to morning parliamentary sesaion. :y surprisad, but I hava ao eom- Congress that haa. many diverse m Greek Rebels bypaae the Arab blodmde. ■hell. Gens. Dwight D. Blsanhowar Republioan elementa at a tqne party. Nobody bad moved Into the dele- BsttliBc J Beetles Earliar thay confarred with ^esi* msRt to maka." [Special Sefwion (3 ) Tba Jews penrad thenaands and George S. Patton, Jr. Off for Africa Boards ; r when there U UtOe queaUon that Former Gov. Dan Moody of giatlo^s vacated seats. la Center Park Here Snow Promoted denk Luigi Bnaudl. Ssnatsr Brawstsr (R>llalns): aheUa oa Arab g unpoato in the Siiptetne Lodge Bom Sept. IS, 1860, Perahing News Tifibitfe Dmrey and Gov. Eart Warren of Texas, who wrote the loMng Finally a thin voice piped" up: Now Retreat ot BpatkU qu iet N ight "Surprised . . . It eaa de sene old city and oo Jssuanlam’a out* graduated from West Point when Counteire Split "" California, hia O. O. F. rminlng states’ righto plank, told the dels* "M M m p p t ’a gone home.'* The I n ^ J The latest bulletin on the 55- good." CollH Proai CA*) Wirts Thotiaands died this morning eklrta Arab ahdBlng e< the he was 26. He Mcame a second At Soap Plant As Missionary To Be Fewer mate.’ would Ilka to ba tha sola gates Kt “never wUl" quit tbo nfil can went on. to Manchester, and this after­ > Officers Here year-old TogUatU said hs spent a "Chaap PeUtteal Trtok" Oees Back T* Binw Speeds ( Oonttnned trem Page One) city stopped. Jasvish 4» -• ' lieutenant In the Sixth U. S. Cav­ rooutlv. lecea o f the Republican party. . noon thoueands more were quiet nighL Representative Judd (R -M ia n ): On Civil Rights (Tiarlaa J. Bloch, Georgliui who came to hfe again. Btorsn re­ alry In July.of that year. " I t ’s a cheap poUUcal trick, an at­ psTty# OacU S lm s ^ Tsnnaasea who o t- to e ^ Mcktog their legs, well T w o His appointment as gsneral of Diaordera broke out yeaterday in Six R. A. F. Vampires streak put RnaaeU’a name In nomination, rebels put out their first peace opened; trafflo p i^ e d up. ArAur H. Andenon tempt to ahlft the blame fo r the O nly 25 for State Likely- A t the sazae Uma, however, Mr. farad another atatas’ rl^ to pro­ on the way to bugeternlty. Jap the Armies was conSrmed by the Made Master Mechanic Roma and nearlyC''‘all other major 'acrooa North Atlantic from Green­ want back to William Jennlnga fMler last June 1. The U. 8. consulnto m Jerusalan iiw H m Here Ho«t to Truman administration’s failaras (ConttaMd ttom Pag* O **) Truman laid bimaelf and hls ad­ posal which waa ohoutad down beetles, which started to show Heard by the . .T oi^ Senate S3 years later. Between Italian cltiea following the shoot­ land. completing first ocean crosa- As Result of Federal ‘Bryan’s "Crooa o f Gold" speech for was raportsd tn Cairo last night At Orford Factory, Departs for Foreign on tha Rapublicanz.” ministration open to daily oo- said "W a cams here oa Damo^ themaelvea in numbers hero ’H igh O ffice Holdere at those two dates, Pershing served ing. Demonatratora fought police, Ing by jiM-powered alrem ft...... his declaration that tha convention to have bead hit and damaged PUmnfaig B oaH : Rspraaantative Buffett (it- Itha bitter, last-ditch flgbt over alaugbts from Republican law* crate and wa expect to leave as this week, today were out In Doubt Markot Lining In such military engagements as J. E. Rand Announces disarming tham in Genoa. Workers Field; Long Trip Ahead BritlN oaMMt studies to t nearly Restrictions “ Shan *not crucify tha South on allghUy by two aaortar oheUs. No­ Nab): "It’s a desperate effort by Islvll rl^ts waa: makers who individually could Democrats.” hordes tn tbe vicinity o f the Seaiion Last Night the Apachd campaign In NeW _____ ^ seized Turin automobile factories. three hours Uti Soviet refusal to a oroaa o t dvll rl^to.’*' body was hurt. Harry Truman to revive hla van­ President Truman; 047%. command Uttls public attantton for Soma of them apoktvof tha cen- O n ter. Vp WUh Ru$Mian$ The ligwa PInahlaf O w w lMlnn'^ Mexico and Arisons in 1886, the • T nf th e ' OHlces of non-Communlst parties lift Berlin blockade...... Stock As Mr. Truman took his place A communique of the Bgyptlan V Arthur H. Anderaon. of 81 Cam­ ishing political fortunes. And If Hartford, July 15— OP)— Gover­ Senator Richard HusseU o f tbelr views Init coUecUvely could ventlon’a actions more 4n aom w Washtoston, July 15—(^-rAm - KuchMter Lotlge, Loyal Order Sioux campaign four yeara later, J. E. ^nd, rice president of the j wrecked and burned In some market drifts a little lower In slow on to e platform, an employee strug. However, well-sprayed trees Defense M in to ^ oald tha l^ yp tla n baa net a hearing for W iiiisefiiy, bridge street, sailed yesterday will do no good. The civil rights nor' Shannun said today It may ba lOaorgia, 263. maka a headline showing about as than in anger. ertcan offlclala wondered today the Spanish American war o f 1888 Orford Soap Co announced to d ^ | Communists took over trade today. . . One of two Com- mad to rdeoae a group of white and shrubbery accounted for Army beat off three Jewtah count­ July 2S to ostoblfafii adffitlssar ' of JfooM. at Utalr raftilar maeting the appointment of George E. from Brookl^ N. Y., on the issue, with the southemara In Paul V. McNutt. H vote. big as hls own. OaOed "Funeral o f P a rty" whose aide the Greek (tomm uniats and the Filipino insurrection of Plomblno, Mediterranean coastal munlat members of British necessary to have only 35 draft doves from a cage under a Liberty the lives o f thousands which er-attacks yesterday at Negba duatriol nones la MnadSister. OA# held laat night at Tinker haU, waa Snow aa master mechanic at the "Draekenberg Castle,’’ for the their present frame o f mind, is an Not voting, 23. Credited With Strang Stroke South Carolina Delogate ^ b ert are on to the feul between tbe Rus- 1913. . city o f 20,006 and Set up«a "com­ Parliament refneed permlselmi to Imards tn Connecticut Under the Figg called It "tha funeral of tte bell built of flowers. Uttered the walks to Center and Jolla, 17 miles northeast e( Manchester plant. Mr. Snow ' en­ mission field In East Africa. Hls explosive thing . . . The presi­ The convention, after a 88-mln Whatever, the outetwne. Mr. aian-domtoated Oominform and o t tba ssctlona that • ehnafa to vlaited by the following officers His appointnient to the com­ mittee of emergency." enter U. S., «aya British Communist new selective service taw, rather Dem.oratic party." RayMtni finafly had to come pnrk. (}aaa to the southern desert. H m brother-in-law and slater, Mr. and dent tasIaU on stirring up strife lute ovatton fbi the president, gave YugPalnvla’s Marriial Uto. ashed for to oa tha woot iflda o t ' from the Supreme Lodge and the mand o f the American Expedi­ tered the employ of the Orford TT»o general stri^, with only ba- party .... Romanian gnvemment Truman 'was credited by n»**V back on the platform and personal­ Some parts of the town do Dulletin Hated Egyptian air raids Mrs. Thomas Walker, with whom without either'the ability or the than 65 aa during the laat waf. lAlben W- Barkley of Kentucky, hla admirers with' having dealt a Texas’ Gov Beauford Jester said A new peace feeler sent out yes­ tionary Force In 1917 waa pre­ Soap Co. in 1921 and has been kers and dairy workers exempted, proteata srreat in Switzerland of ly aasitt In dumlng the dovee into hot yet appear to have been on Tel Aviv, nearby Aqlr airport Broad street Ths plan to to start State Association. he has been making b without comment, though he re­ the special saaslon could do much ___ -•» I ommended to the Congress a civil budget. Municipal building at 8 Tito waa accused of having "be­ the bridge on Hartford road. All eral raembera from New London fidence in the *de Gasperi govern­ however, will make it necessary to tion because the hour waa so late. he’s got them. If they do, the Jamas Roosevelt, California marked In one of hla rare inter­ o f a constructive Job under the righto program. I did ao because I state chairman who had led pre­ o’clock. trayed the cause of proletarian to- four were washed out by flood wa­ and Rockville attended this meet­ ment. which beat the Communists keep a number o f these persons in Waittag several Hours cradit will be bis," Anderson com­ views in 1927; circumstances. The call la purely believe it to be my duty under the convention efforts to draft Gen, Meeting of directors of Eighth ternattonaHaro . . . and tha vital ters to Octob-r of that year, later ing. in the April election. Down Stairs reserve. Mr. Truman had been waiting mented. Jews Strike W.ithout American support political and the sessior. will not I constitution. Dwight D. Eiaenhower, finally School and UtUlty District, fire totarasto of the Yugoslav people's one o f the mills waa rebuilt and Membership Director Ben Hen- Antonio PaUante, 25, held In Governor Shannon said Federal ■ e v e ^ hours In a backstage room Barkley, who said in the closing there is no doubt the war would be conducive to constructive legis­ "Some of the members of my came around to seconding Mr. Tru­ headquarters. Main and HlUlard republic.’’ The pubUcation added: was oonddeted for many yearn by drielu who at the present time is authorities had not yet asked him and veranda for the convention to days of Congrais that It would ba have been lost to the AlUea." the shooting, was reported by po­ lation." I own party disagree violently on man’s nomtoatlon. Heavy Blows Case Brothers. They later told lit endido Martina Fatal* an "Imposition" to keep tha liw- street. ’’Imperialists praise and encour­ He sharply criticized the Allied lice to have confesaed he came to "Part of TTnman’a Campaign" to "nominate" a selective service this matter but they stand up and complete Ita business. And somehow. South DakoU’s Saturday, July 17 and the building was destroyed by Rockville lodge .together with the director for ConnecticuL There he beard bia partlsana cut makers In oaaaion at that time, age the nationaltot clique of 'Hto. decision to agree to ■ a German Rome five days ago to assassinate Rap. Frank B. Keefe (R-Wls): ly Hurt Early This I do It openly. People can tell where standard got to tha Dixie rebels’ Outing o f Hose Co. No. 1, S. M. reactionary press vainly re- fire about 45 years age. Since that governor o f Rockville issued a The governor said he has not vet loose with a well-organized, liber­ said "there la no way to avoid" a (('ontlnued from Page Onei \ armistice in 1918 without press­ Togliatti because he disliked the "It'is perfectly evident that this are stand. The Republicans all parade fo r RusselL F. D. at Marlborough. joloaa at It time there haa been no toduztrial challangs to Manchester in the received a reply from Secrets^ ally placarded march that was ing beyond the River Rhine. If latter's participation in the Com- call la part of Truman's campaign, Morning at His Home rofesa to be for these matters, siwcImI S88fl4oils (to, well, said a lot o f delegates, Sunday, July IS \ use c f that u e a o f town. drives that are running current in Photo hy VIchl. o f the Arm y Kenneth C. ReyaB I about the biggest outburst tbe controlled old city said the Arab V "The tmperialtot ctrclee will Allied troops had pushed on to Manchester Photos inform and blamed him for post' Arthur H. Anderson ut the SOtn Congreaa failed to “We can’t play with the Ameri­ It's south, isn’t ItT " Annual outing. Company No. 3, tite two lodges. The terms are that and that he will Insist on the re­ In response to a letter asking a Democrats have produced In the legion and tribal riflemen of Trfiba- m ver understand that open and Berlin, he said, all remnants of George E.- Snow liberation "killings” of Italiana. turn o f price controls and ration­ Oondldo MiutlnSu 65, fell down gI a c t can people," he declared: “It was M. F. D.. at Rod and Gun Club­ hoMst clritlctom of mistakes of whoever wins In obtaining the Tanganyka Territory, which he ex­ reconsideration of present segrega­ laat four years. a courageous and proper thing to Jordan had started a fight for Prussian militarism could have Togliatti is reputed to have given ing and all the other controls the cellar etairs early this morn­ ’T h ey had enough men and they house, Coventry Lake. Also Salva­ the Cbinmuntot party o f Yugosla­ greatest number of members, the civic affairs. He holds ther distinc­ pects to reach in four or five tion Iaw)8 In the National Guard. Touched off by a nominating Mount Zion south of the walla. Is Bitten by Dog been stamped out. the order for Mussolini’s execu­ wlilch the overwhelming majority ing at his home, 152 School etreet, had cloture (a rule Under which do, now that both parties >>*'^ T ) o c t o r F o i i n d tion Arm y Bar.d concert In O u te r via, the importance of penionaH- losing lodge must serve a dinner That view drew thia comment tion, of being twice elected presi­ tion. weeks, aa stops will be made at a ^8enate debate can be gagged to speech by Gov. Phil Donnelly of shown what they stand for. We’ve i A viausa Jewish positions on the mount number o f ports en route. He o f (Tongresa, both Republicatns and and died later at the Manchester Park at 8 o clock. Uas notwithstanding, to a sign of to t ^ winning lodge. George Per* on Pershing’s 85th birthday—in dent of the Manchester Improve­ Police said Pallante, a member hbut off a tUibusUr). Thera wars Mr. Truman’s naUve Missouri, It got to do It.” threaten the Arab left flank. goea as a medical missionary on Democrats, refused to enact into Memorial hospital where he was Wednesday. July 31 force of the Communist parties Delivering Ice kina. State Association Inner 1945 when World W ar H had been ment Association. Mr. Snow is Mpugh people that .would vote fo r lasted'88 inihutea. But screama Even Senator Cfiauda Pepper of Dead in Cell The U. N . Security Council meets of the Liberal (Conservative) the foreign field of the Augustan# law." taken In an imconscloua condi­ Mystery ride of Manchester and o f the whole Cbmmuntot guari and vice president of Die- won—from President. Truman; also chief of the Orford Soap Co. clotora.’' from a Biren and music from a Florida, • brief in-and-outer In at Lake Success, N. Y „ today to party until a year ago, told them Lutheran Church. A fter his ar­ Representative Horan (R tion. T h e John B. Bufke ambu­ Fuel Charge Orange, front.” trlci No. 3 presented Manchester "This should be one o f the hap­ lire department which Is recogniz­ Sdme southern Demoorata, an­ band and organ, found the aouth. tha presldantiai race, rushed up to take up a United States proposal Roger Adamy, 20. of 174 Park­ he had no accomplice rival he will devote Six months to W ash): " I can see very little to be lance was called mid the Injured (Conttnued from Page One) Wednesday, July 2S lodge with a large American flag, piest of your many blrthdaya as gry oyw tha convention’s adoptloo arn dalegatlcna which bad sup­ M r. Truman, grabbed hia hand for a new Palestine cease-fire with­ er street, an Ice man ezaployed by ed as one of the best Industrial fire But the C G IL committee In study before taking up active du­ man was entered at the hospital Outing Cherey Bros. A. A , at Moderate Qnak toi^ther with a pWe and atand, to you remember that this time we gained . . . The Congress will not Plan Ehilked of a otlffer civil righto plank ported Russell altUng ollenUy, in three day^p. The American dele­ departmenta in the state. During calling the strike issued a com­ ties. If all goes well, Mr. Ander­ at S ’ a. nt, today. He .died at 4:15. and aaid: ’TU help you all I can." Maple Grove, Rockville. Oeveland, July 15— OP)— A mod­ the L. T. IVood cempsmy. was bit­ ha uaed In the meetlnga of the went all the way through to Ber­ rubber stamp a whole series of its own Platform committee had grimly holding on to their state await sentence August 26 after gation is hopeful of approval. the war he was also chief air raid munique saying the attack was son plans to work for a period An autopsy p e rfo rm s today dla- Senator Scott Lucas of UllnoU the prosecution toM the court that Meeting ’Town Planning Com- erate earthquake, believed to have ten by a dog this mondng wbU* lodge. Pnul Robidoux, eecretary of lin as you counselled in 1918.’’ proposala which the Democratic urged, said they believed the Re- ■tanduds. A high Israeli Army officer In warden at the plant. "strictly linked with scores of of at least four and a half years. cloaed that death had been caused said Mr. Truman had done the Dr. Singer had threatened to com ctoalon at Municipal building. occurred off the west ceeat of Manehaater lodge, accepted with Pershing became chief of staff rarty in 14 yeari of control was pubUcana srtll lose no time tn put­ B y contrast, tha 20-mlnute show Jerusalem asked: "What do w« on hls routs nnd treatad at the Mr, Snow has two sons, George aggressions and crimes waged Many of the people in that far off by a fractured skull. Public Utilities Com­ right thing In calling Congress mtt suicide if he was convicted. Mexico, waa recorded today by 'atecera thanks and appropriate re* after the First World war in 1921. unwilling or unable to pace Into Dixieland put on for Russell bad want with a tsiceT" An unofficial Manehaater Memorial hospital. W. Snow o f Fairhaven, Mass., and against union leaders who are do­ country have never received medi­ Bom Dl Ita ly he had come to ting a clvU ,righto MU bofora the back to work on bousing and anU- Miss Ward, 22. daughter of John (3arroU ualverslty’a oalaiho- Bsarka the g ift on behalf of Man* Three years later, at the age of law." mission ' Bans Use a hard time getting started but waa Jewish spokesman said: "Wa wUl A. E. Snow o f Fort Dlx, N. J., who ing their duty to defend the work­ cal aid o f any kind. Doctors, this country and Manchester 45 Senate at the special session. |Tes the unheard of thing of call­ They collected slightly Isas than the capture Tuesday night and yes­ when he attended the coronaUpn 26, In Room 585 of the State Of­ their approval, the president toM the opposition party In Oongrera Dr. Singer was pale and swayed applicants, it is expected that Man­ ^ ^ m a n a . of Deputies yesterday. and which It has manifestly con­ ing a special session in an effort one-fifth of the convention’s 1,234 terday of Shafa ’Anar, 11 miles of Brltaln'a King George VI. Prom Cheap Politics fice building. the delegates; had "torn up” the Labor depart­ at times. chester may again lead ail other lived At Hospital In addition to the paralyzing demned." It called upon all citi­ to embarrasa the. opposition party votes fo r their candidates. northwest of there; El Mujeidil, It had been the announced In- I "N ow , what that worst 80th Dr. OUsberg was received at the towns and ciUea to U.e Hartford the time of that attack, Pershing' general strike the shooting touch­ zens to "arrest a movement that in the hope o f gaining political ad­ About Town They took a bad licking, 925 to ment. four miles southwest, and Ein TAKE YOUR piaca than, ha had lived at Wal* waa a sick man. tentlon of the Hartford Electric Oongreos does In this spoeial ses- The southerners were grim aa Tombs shortly after midnight. A area in suppiying. the N avy with t fr Read hospital hare. In rscent ed off violence which claimed thb wpuld lead the country to eco­ Cry Is Raised vantage.” 809, in an attempt to tack on to Mahil, t^ree miles east Death, which he had fought for Mrs. Jack L. , Wicker, the for­ Light company to begin charging oioa wUl ba the tost The American he gave fuU fledged approval to guard visited the cell every half recruits. Tho trend noticed so far. yaars staying in a wing built sspe* llv'ef of six persona and injured nomic ruin." tha platform a atateff righto state­ hour. Shortly betore 6 a. m. (e. s.. Day-long ahelltog and Israalt years. Anally came at 2:50 a. m. mer Jean MJlikowski, and her all consumers, except muhlcipali* people will not decide by Uatenlng the platform’s call for repeal of la for the lv46 ahd 1947 High d a lly to r him. hundreds more. Disturbances con­ Togliatti was shot as he left the ment. t ) the guard found the doctor on air action preceded final occupa­ (ea.t.) today, after he had shown (rnatlnned from Page Oae) baby arrived Mfely in Cuba by air­ ties, for fuel adJustmenU In Sept- | to mere words or by reading the Taft-Hartley labor act. School grailuatca to enlist while PICK 'Osath waa eausad by a blood tinue!! today but on a lesser scale Chamber o f Deputies building to EadoTM Troasoa Program the floor itlU breathing,, but ob­ tion of the three vUlagea, they signs of falling yesterday. Wliittemore Will plane, where they have Joined Mr. ember. mere paltform. Noting that July 26, the ' date the 1948 graduates continue to ■ ' hla lung. than yesterday. buy ice cream. One bullet grazed iVleker who Is stationed there with But the crowning blow waa the viously In a serious condition. said, and Arab soldiers fled before BUT Major General Beaeh, boapital they stand for. W e've got to do In the case o f munldpsilitles, j "WUl Decide On Record” Oa which he haa called (tongress wait. Baaeh — tha The lnis|1or Ministry beaded by his neck. Tw o entered his chest. it." the U. 8. Navy. 651% to 582% vote by which the ' A hospital physician was called the advance. nt, who met commandant.'was at the sUtlOn These later were removed in Poly­ the fuel adjustment charges were “They wUl decide on the record, convention decided to write into is known to Miaw>uri aa “ Turnip As pointed out by "Pied Pipers", Mario Scelba said Italian workers Almost without exception ■ Re­ Head Railroad and pronounced the prisoner dead, The Informants added that the train on hla to meet President Truman on his clinic hospital. scheduled to start at the beginning | the record as It has been written, tbe platform a fiat andoraement of day,” the president said he la call­ Chiefs L iggett and Menard the beet were beginnihg to return to their publican CongrMS members at­ Main street pedeatrians were at­ but refused to make a diagnosis.' ♦«.. I4t-h u 1 ^ e ” ! Cluing In speadliy on airtval from Philadelphia—report* arrival from Philadelphia less The a. m. bulletin on his con­ of the next fiscal year. * and in the record Is tha atark Mr. Tnunan's dvll righto program. ing the G.O.P. lawmakera on the time for High school graduates is jobs at severar'places. 8 tributed the step to political mo­ tracted to a display In front of Nazareth. The town, tradlUonal QUICK ed ttiat the underlying cause waa than two hours later. Shortly dition, issued by Prof. Pietro Val- Boston, July 15— {iP)— Lawrence (Turrently, fuel adjustment I truth that the batUe lines of 1948 All in aU. It waa a revolt that promioes their pUtform made. tills month, wnen the schools avail­ This was regahj^ aa certain to tives and the criticism of “cheap Kemp’s, Inc., today. - A washing boyhood home o f Jeous, to' 1,480 “artarioaclerosle" and "auricular doni, said; F.' Whlttemoie, president of the charges are Effective on industrial •re the same as they ware back in failed—so far aa the convention He said he would aok Congreaa able are unlimited. Aa a further in­ after that, news o f the old sol­ stiffen resistance Bv Premier Al- politics" came from several voic­ machine in operation was set up Threatens Air feet above sea level and controls fl^naUcfi." "Quiet night. Rested. Percep­ Federal Reserve bank of Boston usage and on commercial light and | .1932 when th o natkm lay helpless was concerned. for action on aid to education, a dication of the way the Navy dier's death waa released by the clde de Gasperi to^.reported de­ ing their views. Just outside the front door of the approaches to the atl-Jewtsh Val­ . A t Parahlng'a badalde were hla tion good. General condition com­ and a railroad career man, w ill be­ power over 1,000 kilowatt houra. •nd prostrate as .• result of the What It woqld accompUah at naUonal health program, dvll Schools are being rapidly filled up, White House. mands from the Cotnmunlst-led Senator Vandenberg (R., Mich.), store. ley of. Jesreel to the south and 'SI Deaoto Coupe ...... $ 1 6 5 aep, Warren, hip alstar. Miss May pared with yesterday higher. Con­ come the new president of the New Stop-Losa Adjaatmenta RepubUcan inaction." Blrmtaigham day after tomorrow riidito leglalation and extension of Corridors Cut the Draftsman school, which has General Labor '♦'Cortoderatlon the president of the Senate who social security coverage “which Tiberias to the northeast *38 OMa' Sedan ... Hpr^lag, anntlnned from i*age One) filled for the present The Israeli Air Force raided the Tlia American flag was dropped pulse regular, heartbeat 98, good Whittemoro wiU be .supported for fuel uaed by jthe utility company record of Congress the full key< alppi Issued tbe form al call for-that • Seen "Openly Revolutions ^ pressed doubts that "any good to Nazhreth-Tiberiaa road, aouthern- to balf*ataff throughout the capital *Great Patriot* breathing 36. blood pressure 120- the post to be vacated Aug. 12 by South Manchester Fire Depart­ note of hla campaign against Gov. Dixie conclave to nominate a ■aid, fo r an Increase In the 40- '46 Pontiac'Sedan . >. •. .'.$1,995 The small Liberal party, aligqto the country” would come of the rises above a stated base price. U many to this Sovlet-bealeged city. pp a ayateful nation prepared to New York, July 15— (>P)— Gen. 80.” Howard 8. Palmer by Frederick ment to 361 Center street. The Thonuui E Dewey of New York. states’ righto picket and draft a cent-an-hour minimum wage most leg of Kaukji’s- supiriy line with de Qasperi'a Christian DemO- session. the price of fuel dropped below the A similar hctice waa given earlier *48 , Mercury Conv. ,.««.. S 2 . 3 8 0 gcoordhlghest honors to one of Its Dwight D. ^sanhowar, supreme ToU of Killed ahd Injured CTiristopher Dumalne, 82-year old call was caused when « curtain in Governor Dewey , and Mr. Tru­ states' r l^ t platform. "which I doubt very mudi they from Lebanon. » crats In the government, assaili "This sounds like a last hysteri­ base, this would result In a credit | Church Fires greataM military heroes. Allied commander of World war \ .The toil of yesterday;# killed and Boston financier who won a bitter the house caught fire. 'There waa man developed an Indirect argU' are tor.” to the U. 8. Air Force. The dispatch from the Jewiah- *40 ChcTTolet Coach . . . $ 9 8 0 the strike as "openly revolutlon- cal gasp of an expiring adminis­ to consumers. But Buoaell throw cold water on British- officials said forecasts of In laaponaa to Perahinga long­ Two, described General of the Injured in rioting: battle 'with Ihi: current N ew Haven no damage except to the curtain. raent about foreign policy. Briaga Lswflsat Cheer held section o f Jerusalem Hated ar>’ in character." tration.” said Vandenberg, Senate The company, bowevqr, noted In | thsL He said be wouldn’t take high. Celling weather Indicated *46 Packard Sedan . . . . $ J . 9 5 0 time wiim, he w ill be buried Mon- Armies John J. Pershing today aa Genoa — 20-year-old w-orUman road management for control of Dewey said in New York yeater­ part. Laney said he will have to The president got hla loudest Being Probed these Israeli successes: The Interior Ministry commu­ Foreign Relations committee support of Its plan to apply ad­ them would be no danger to British '42 OMa Fketline .. di|y la Arlington National ceme- “a great soldier and patriot." shw . fatally when police opened the preferred voting stock. The Senior Girls' (^ub of ,St day that be had canvassed with talk things over with some other cheer When ha asserted: (1) Israeli soldiers supported by ...SI .35.5 nique described the situation in chairman. He added that the justment charges that its fuel cost I aircraft Ommentlng at Frank­ ‘ Ip w whore lie so many of. his com- Paying tribute to the American fire olv demonstrations. Boston financial sources said M ary’s Episcopal church enjoyed leaders before he decides whther ‘T shall ask tor adequate and irgim Zral Leuml battered their *48 Mercury Coach ..,.. .$1 Italy as “everj'where normal.” It move "obviously stems solely from per ton has risen from $5.40 in John Foster Dulles, hls pro^Mctive furt on the Soviet warnings. Gen. Springfield, Maas., July 15 ~ (JP> ^AMi'in-amu. commander-ln-chief of World war Naples—Two killtd, a Commu­ that the Aug. 12 stockholders meet­ an outing isat evening at the 0>- to attend. decent la w i for displaced persona way Into the Arab bastion o f Ms- said Sicilian railways were oper­ political motives.” 1940 to $9.60 In 1947, and an eeU- | secretary of state In the event of —The seeond Catholic church fire Body To U s lu State I, who died early today in Wash­ nist y o u ^ and unemployed work­ ing In New Haven w ill be without lumbla Lake cottage o f Mra. Viola Ruaaell, running for re-election instead of this antl-SemtUc and Lucius D, d a y . United States llha, two and a half n lles south­ '42' Buick Sedanet ...... $1,620 Many o f the top Republican lead­ mated $12.11 at the present time. a Republican victory, "the tense in two days was under Investiga­ ' But W o r e the body Is borne ington, Eisenhovrer, now president ating again, volunteers were m*"* er, in s t r « t fighting with police. contest against selection of Du- Trotter of Bigelow street to the Senate, said at Winder, Ga., antl-CAthoUc law which the 80th commander, said: west of Jenisalcn^ This move the *46 Ford Coach .... ning expresses put of Naples, gov­ ers who shape their part/* con­ It planned to apply the charges I Berlin situation and the proMemi “Have Kight to Practice" tion today by Lt. William Pueso . , $ L 4 4 5 across the Potomac to the rolling of Columbia Uhlveraity, said: A student, live other civilians and malne's slate for the eleven mem­ he allowed hls name to go before C o n g i^ paaoed.’*. Arabs farther from Jerusalem’s ernment offices operating regular;, gressional policies either refrained to the first 1,000 kilotvatt-houra of which may result from the ex­ "They have every right tb prac­ o f the stota fire marshal’s ofHce *46 Packard Super ; AHlngton hills. It v ^ l be taken "A great soldier and patriot hak 15 police Inju^d. bers of the Board of Directors to Gehardt-Janasen, son of Mr. and the convention here "reluctant­ The bill, admitting some 200,- outer edges enr. broadened a wedge .S2..3eY ly and that there waa "partial res­ from commenting hr provided no commercial Ught and power usage, trem ely partisan and provocative tice in the corridors, but it will be and local police. between Egyptian nnd Trans­ ta the Capitol to lie In state op a^ passed fi^m the American scene. I> gh om — A policeman stabbed be chosen by preferred sharehold­ Mrs. Henry Janssen of Avondale aasertions concerning foreign af­ l y " 4)00 displaced persona; put restric­ .’47 Mercury Sedan . .$ 2 ,0 7 0 toration" of activity in many definite reaction to the special ses­ on electric home schedules,,anil on tions on admissions which were pretty bad for them i f our planes The H oly Nam e Church and the jordanian troops. catafaldue Originally built for the General Pershing |ed the Ameri­ to death and several policeman and ers.'. road, la at (Tamp Pioneer, the Boy fairs In the draft platform o f the “The delegates to the Demo­ cities. . * sion call. schedules for controlled water run into .them.’’ Blessed Ssicrament church suffered (2) A special Israeli conuhando; *46 Buick Sedan ... . . $ 2 , 1 9 8 remains o f OM rge Washington. can Arm y to victory in World 20 demonstrators wpUnded. Management of the railroad con­ Scout camp at Winsted, where he Democratic party.” cratic convention who atiU belieVe criticized by sonm Deniocrato. Press dispatches told only of . Taranto — One 'demonstrator Answer "No Comment” heating service and for municipal | There were one or two' polnto In American quarters said they ex­ minor damage from small fires brigade capturSd Sara's, tradltlonai . Tha catafalque vTas to have been war One and thereafter establish­ ceded defeat yesterday, the Boa- will spend the remainder of the Dewey didn’t speV out bla’ ob­ in the Jeffersonian doctrine of *37 Chevrolet Coach S 5 4 5 the last resting place of the father diaoixlera at Milan and Turin— killed. Five others wounded. Tw o Among those saying Immediate­ street lighting. the president's speech that didn’t pected a worsening in the Berlin which offlclala said might have birthplace of Samson about 18 ed the pattern in which our Army ton sources aUted, when Palmer’s summer. \ jections. states’ righto were entitled to have Communist strQngholds-—to match ly, "no coinment" were House go over so well with aome Demo­ crisis now that the Russians ha\’e been Incendiary.. miles west of Jerutalein. Thia cut *46 Dodge Convertible .,..$2,230 o f hla country, but actually Wash­ waa molded for the teats of World policemen Injured. retirement ss of Aug, 12. was an­ The Democratic platform said some candidate who - believes in those which swept Italy yeaterday ^leaker Martin (R., .Mass.) and refused demands by the weiteiii Woodwork was charred by a the Egyptian route of reinforce­ ington’s body was never moved war Two. His comrades and Pisa—Mobs beat to death a 20- nounced. Mr. and Mrs. Robert'^. Stark­ the Republicans had "crippled" tbe that principle that they could sup­ crats outside the south. *41 Pl.vmouth Coach...... $1,090 and last night. ■ Senator Taft (Ohio), chairman of For Instance, (TarroU O. Switzer Allies that the starvation blockade small blaze in the H oly Name ment to Arab.* units blocking the from Mt. Vernon, In view of the countrymen remember with grati­ year-old youth ' Identified as a weather and daughter, (Theiykhave Local Residents reciprocal trade agreements act, port," the Georgian said. Police Use Tear Oa.s the Senate G. O. P. Policy com­ of Des Moineo, chairman of the be lifted. church while anotheri small fire Tel Avlv-Jerusalem h'ghway. It M6 Lincoln Coupe ...... $2,520 terms of his w ill.. tude hia eervices to our nation and Fascist. returned from a ten-day trip to "denied" a loan to the U. N. to "When It became apparent that In Milan police reserves fired mittee. R epljin g to the U. 8. note on damaged a rug in the Blessed also remm-pd a danger spot on the . Pershing’s body will lie in state Milan — Two bombs exploilsd. Washington, D. C., Baltimore, Md.,^ build its headquarters In New no other atotes’ righto Democrat Iowa delegation, said Mr. Tru­ *48 English M. G. ... ; . .$1,960 pay tribute to his memory.” shots in the air and used tear gas Sptiator Wherry (R., Neb.), act- Hospital Notes the subject, the Russians said Sacrament chur^. flank of the new detour the Jews ill tht Capitol rotunds on Sunday None killed. and Lewiston, Maine. Back From Sweden York City end showed "ivluc- was to be placed In nomination, I man’s reference to 'farmers "m ay to subdue 'thousands o f workers Senate m ajority leader, said they will negotiate with the west­ *48 Packard Custont Umo. $3,670 and on Monuay morning until 12 LaSpezlai^Eight policemen and tance" by party vote» In tbs House reluctantly consented to the use have been untortimate." The pres­ poen ic. a. t.) Th*' public will be j^gathered around the strike-bound M t. Truman's action shows "how of my name." ident said the Democrata had ern AUl** only If toe talks con­ .*40 Ford Coach...... $580 Public Keconis five demonstrators injured. Admitted today; Mss. M argaret Mr., and Mi's. Peter E. FSgan, Mr. and Mrs. HjaUnar A. Modin, to provide funds to support the Eu­ imitted to pssa the bier from *Motto Pood Products factory. The /leaperate his determination is to Kills Off Move Qnlciily helped the farmers to prosperity cern the administration of SU ot J Elsewhere fighting ^was reported Wiley, 36 Marble street; Unda of 429 Main sbleet, wijl keep “open of 24 L^mess street returned this ropean recovery program. p.. m. until p. m. Sunday pnd police forced the wrprkera to return from Bologna, Venice, Reggio try to put Congress In a bad light." But when Alabama put Ruaaell and "If they do not do tbelr duty Germany and not Berlin alone, v 8 Oazdzlcki. 35 Drive G, Silver Lane house" Saturday evening from six week from Sweden after a. two .ITuch Done In Cooperative W ay from a. m. until noon Monday., Incorporation 12 rifles seized from plairt guards. Ernflia, Savona, Bari, CSgliSri. In a stateitient issued through hla in nomination for the vice presi­ by the Democratic party they are Apparently the next step now. r 8 homes; George Prior. 116 Keeney to nine o'clock in observation of months’ atay. They visited rela­ In his talk to the delegates to­ At that horn a formal proccs- Certificate of Incorporation of Spurred by Communist attacks Modena, Pulcnnq and other cities office in Washington Wherry said; dential post In opI>baition to Bark­ the most ungrateful people in the is up to the western powers. The street; George Archer, 79 Keeney their twenty-fifth wedding an- tives on both sides o f the fam ily | day, Mr. Truman said a groat EASY TERMS ajon will esc^.irt the body through the Tots ’N Teens, Incorporated, c^' the government a crowd - at ,"The reason behind the call re­ ley, the Georgia senator killed that world.” air supply shuttle to Berlin has and towns tbroug'hout Italy. street; Mrs. Annie Btorrs, Rock­ niversaty. Mr.r and Mrs. Fagan whom they had not acen for thir­ many of the things that have been tilt capital to the Arlington amphl-' was filed today at the office 'Dirin tried to «»yrmn 21 Artirles for Sale 45 Uiiuaeb<‘ld (siHida SI Wanted to rtehl 6v*> i>it« for Sale ’ 7S eaBtng for spaclalliitlen. U fa Is ' r7 , itographer—Yes. air. , WE HAVE nnest assortmenU of e x t e r i o r and Interior painting USED UNIVERSAL washing ma­ COLLiEGE Student and wife de­ LOTS Number'6P and 70, Ospitol a race, and fie who atopa to pick Oarage Foreman (to ona of his 40 DODGE Sedan. Elxcellent. con­ JI<3 SAW, power lawn mower. Sense and Nonsense ^ latomcr—Do you taka chlld- FBTtSI#8j E kitchen linoleums. Also tile ' and snd paperhangtng. Free esU- chine, In good running condition. sire to rent a 2 or J room apart­ View Heights, o n ' Indian Drive. up golden applas on the aide, wUl mechamoa)—When 1 hired you two "JU»r 6EC/tUSE HE PIPH’r WANTS Oassified^ dition, radio and heater. M c h ' combination wood and metal loss o u t Wa all have a marvaloua fcn's pictures? wall coverings. Manchester Eloor mates. Prompt t aervlce. Reason­ IhUis wall Ironing board, Hamil­ Call 2-1785. ment In Manchester vleinity. WUl sacrlflce. Tet Oollect South- weaka ago, you^ told me. how good Pontiac, 196 Center street, Man­ golden apples out of her garden gift calwd “selectivity." Our radios Photographer—Tea, air. you are. Now, tell me aH ovtr B se OF Fe r t il iz e r in the FIRST PLACE chester. Phone 3-4545. Pontiac Coveting Oo.. 56 cottage street. able prtcia. Phone 7630. D. B. ton Rosa grinder kit, golf clubs Furnished or unfurnished. Call wick 12 or write Irvine Burdick, Rati W’omsa WASHING Machine HoiqiKal. and told him what to do with must have it or when we sit. down Customer—How much do you again. I’m getting discouraged. .. Dealers for Manchester and Call 9688. Frechette. and bag, single electric record HarUord 2-7866. Box 97, Southwtek, Massachu­ Ones there wes a beautiful girl Machlnea bought, sold and re­ them. for aa evening’s aotartainment w’e charge? Metropolitan Hartford. '~- . player, cider press. Call 3-0874. ______setts. . . .'vt in old Oraace namad AUlanta- Her will he gstUiw sveiythiitg, from Photographer—Threo dollars a ALL APPUANCES serviced and NEW, ix^w rates on interior and paired. Workmanship, guaran­ FAMILY of four being evicted fethsr was king, and wanted his The day ol the race cams. They . Unfortunately, many motorists, repaired, oumers. refrigerators, exterior painting,''paperhanging, teed. Machine loaned while your Sept 1, urgently need 4 to 6 TWO Adjoining loti at Indian everywhara, which amounts to get­ dtfWf" now dead. tUsregard’ the many 1935 OLDSh^BILE. Good run­ daughter 'properly merried.'* She were off to a good start, Mellanlon Cuetomer—Well, Til have to aee ranges, washers, etc. . a U work rooting, floor sanding. R. C. Web­ ■ Dutchine la in repair. Speed room rent References. Phone Town, Saybrodk, Conn., near the ting nothing. Out of a thottiand Loat —d Foond ning condition. Reasonably pric­ Bottkd Gfl 45A wea ao beset with undesirable a bit in the lead. Soon they tvere you next year. I’ve only got warnings to careful .-ever the guaranteed. Metro Service Oo. ster. 6965. Queen, Maytag and Easy wash­ 8861. water, sandy beach and small voicea calling us and a thousand week-end. ed. May be seen at. 27 North lovers that the king contrived a < neck to neck. iNot literally.) deairaa urging us, wa have to pick eleven now. Tel idanebester 2-0883 b o t t l e d Oaa appliances Bot* ers. Liberal allowance on trade- boat harbor. (iaU 2*9808 eve­ scheme to gtl rid of them. Mellanlon School street, anytime. MANUFACTURING executive de­ Atalanta war gaining. out a very few that seem to ha tO S T —Tallow and whlU cat, dou- tied gas hot water beaters bot­ ina. Several M H. P. motors for nings. dropped one of the apples In froat Junior—Say. Dad, a hat does it Private Instructions 28 sires furnished apartment . or AU lanU had naxar 'taken a worth while, a n d flv o ^ u r full at­ naMtoflIiMd! bla pawa. Plaaae call 8-0903. CESSPOOLS AND tled gas ranges bottled gas corn- salA John Laking, 78 Righ atrset. phyalcal-ed course, but she could of her. She paused an instant to maan when tha papOr says some 1937 BUICK, convertible, Good honee for six months, November tention to theae. Nobody can pos­ There tvas an old maid •ho SEPTIC TANKS AUTO DRIVINQ, dual eontroL btnatlon stoves, ixittled gas beat- Phone 2-0295. outrun any of the athletes in a foot­ look at it, and aped on. But it put man want to tha cenVentian aa a IX>ST—Rad leathar wallett on .condition. Call 6215. through April 1949. WUl give six sibly attend to them all. He is hannaad bar hair; AAA certified Instructor, Bal­ ars. Manchaatar Pipe and Supply. Snhurban for Sal* 75 race. She always did the hundred her lover three Jumps ahead o f dalagate at slrgo? \ RockviUa bus or Hackatt .farm, months rent in advance. B m 8, foolish who adorns his car with ad She lived la hope and dyed la Power Cleaned In Manchester lard's Driving achool. Call 2-3345. Ins TeL 6265. '' HOSPITAL BEOS or wheel-chairs under ten aerpnda. and coiUd pu push her. Soon the race was cloao agaiir, Dad—It meana his wifa Adii't contains money and personal 1929 Model A roadster, runs good, • and Vicinity for rent or sale. Rates reaaon­ Herald. • many gadgaUt hs can't afford to dea^ir.---BiU Rosa. price Includes markers and tax, SEVEN-ROOM hquse with 2 a mile In 4'.00 flat. So the kln| and Meilamon dropped aaothor buy gasoltna. Pardon tho mixed go with him, Bon. ' papers. Please’ return to Jennie I DIESEL Power. Mechanically In­ MOBILE Flame bottle' gas for able. Phone Keith's Furniture. 889.50. Keeney's Garage, Buck- aqres of land, half mile from Tol­ decreed that anyone who wants apple. This time Atalanta Moppod mtUphor, but we do moat of our IfUlk, 878 Asylum street, Hart­ W. O. MetONNEY clined men get free facta about larm and home, avallanie now 4169. Waitraaa go I asked if hla land. Phone 3882. Business Property for Sale, 70 land Center on Route 15, price to marry her must ocat her In a it up without losing her stride. racing with cart, don't we? Any­ Some o f tha naw modal cars ford. Phone Manchester 3803. opportunlUea and training plan Manchester Pipe and- Supply. Now the goal was in sight and it grapefruit was Juicy. Phone Manchester 5308 AMERICAN Bosch No-Tank In $8,000. Call Manchester 2-2189. footrace. If he failed,, he Would way, golden applea were unneces­ hava sokrcaly 'anough ground cldar- covering big new field o f Diesel Telephone 6265 • I-066S. TAVERN In Manchester, doing have hla head chopped off. Many seemed that Mellanlon would lose. Manager—What Ad he say?* 1936 PLYMOUTH convertible atantaneoua water heater; also sary gadgets for a princess. aaca to pass over a pedsatrian.i,— OLANDER’S Machine Shop does engines for trucks, tractors, loco­ excellent beer business with food Atalanta was at hla.aids, -a Waitress—^Nothing, but I ooultf Paraonala coupe, mechanically good. Call chUd’s tricycle. CUI at Barber rmbitioua blades cam|r. 8>> 1934 PLYMOUTH two-door coach. CINDER Block manufacturing YOU TAKING TMSVNIM-IT hlliHT HfLP.' ■ o r HI RePLACI PtNKM.'TIlOfe AotomohileF for Sale 4 runs repaired; har.obag repairs; 39 Main street CaU 7988. $2,300. B. H. Mucklow, r I m Es­ Recently overhauled. Good condi­ business, good machinery and LUMBER, dry matched eastern and soj^.oy tailing K r Mci'ann. TOM.'HE*S GOING GTReer-AREMT Att rU G0M6 ID STOP | 1 IMUfTTOSni zippef replacMment; glovs re- equipment, product In great de­ tate, 2231 Main street, Glaston­ Realtor Phone Mam bestei 77ua UNPORMSIffANA tion, 8900. The Bam, Wapping, white pine, 106 per thousand, TO SHOW YOU, we GOING H0Me?J AT piNnrs-Het STUPP, BUT 1 KNOW LOTTOTHOSe *pain and eleanirig;. umbrella re­ mand. East Hartford Contact dry hemlock, 2''x4’', 2"x6”, $95 1 ROW Engine potato digger, bury, (Xmn. Phone Glastonbury DeCORMIER MOTOR SALES Conn. Phone 8409. tractor hitch. ^Telephone Rock- JL OPEN UNTIL TBN.'^ THAT PHIL ISLAYM* pairing; men's shirt collar and Appelbaum. 116 Aablay atreet per thousand. Some dry matched 3384, 9 to 6. Your Real Estate Problems KOS-WI OORT G> vllUe 183-Wl. Max R Brache. t.. Are Oura- OUT THB DOUGH WANTTOIAKt OF 24 MAPLE STREET BUICK Roadmaster, 1942, Model cuff reversal and replacement. Hartford. spruce boards, $90 per thousand. Marlow's Little Mending Shop. We Buy and Sell for Cash AND ANY OF *11 70, black 4-door sedan. Radio, Phone WUUmantic 2685J1. TRACTOR attachments now avall- Houses for Sale 72 MANCHESTER SAYS, Arrange Mortgages AW Cf* heated, honestly conditioned, HAVE You a household problem? Help Wanted— Female 35 abts for Immediate deUvery Cul- Before vou sell call us. any demonstration, 81,595. Mor- ROOFING shingles, special sale, NEW 4-room single, in Manches­ Let 8trick solve it. Expert lino­ regular $5.45, now only $4.35. tlvatim for IH H. P. tractors, No Obligation / TEL. 8854 FOR THE BEST larty Brothers, Center and Broad WOMAN Wanted —Ught clean lawh mower for 1V4 H. P.'trac- ter Green section. Has (Ireplace, leum laying, service of range Covers 100 square feet Mont­ BRAE-BURN REALTY CO. atreets. work. Nice hours, good pay. New toi? plows for 3 H. P. tractors, oU hot water heat Immediate burners. AIT kindr of cleaning gomery Ward. Phone 5161. 118 Blast Center Street WE HAVE ON HAND AN and odd Jobs. Phone 2-9087 or 2- System Laundry, Harrison atreet harrows for 8 H. P. tractors, cul- occupancy. Approximately $3,000 Realtors Phone 8273 Or 5329 1937 FORD 85, 2-door sedan. tlvatora for 3 H. P. tractors. casta needed T. J. Crockett •EXCELLENT SELECTION . Privately owned. Beat offer takes 1148. A(XX)UNTS receivable, bookeep- Household ‘Goods 61 Montgomery Ward. Phone 5161. Broker, SIS Main. Phone 5416. WE WILL handle your real eatata OF FIRST CLASS CARS it. Call 2-2558. er, $37.50 to $40. Stenographer, Ask for Mr. C. Porteous. and insurance problems prompt­ Bnilding—Contracting 14 $37.50 to $40. Positions are In JUST Completing 6-room modern ly. nail Suburban Realty Oo., MMSitM I PRICED TO PLEASE YOU 1935 PONTIAC Septan;' Ck>od Manchester. Burnham Employr- IMMEDIATE DeUvery 3 H. P. bouse on Overlook Drive. Hot Realtors. 49 Perkins atreet Tel. motor, new brakes, Im ter, 8199; CARPBNTBUl Work ol aU kinds. ment Agency, 29 Peqrl street garden tractors. Montgomery water heat garage, shade trees, 8215. a t LIBERAL TERMS FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Vei7 Simple CDUM BtAirilJ 1936 Dodge sedan. tSood low- Roofs, sUUegs, additions anc al- Hartford. AN OPPORTUNITY FOR Ward. Phone 5161. lot 75'x200’. See Wm. Kanehl. BY EDGAR MAimN price transportation, 8299. Cole teratlona. Alae new construction. 7778. ALL TYPEIS of real estatp- han­ ’/ eeuffht smoking your i •mar *4sa *m a vM *e «Na« MR OA. ■ SEE THESE TODAY ' . Motors 4164. Sleffert Phone 2-0253. SALES Girl wanted for full time YOU TO SAVE! PAGE Gear enclosed garden trac­ dled through this- office When pipe sptkti ibwnr pot / semuMAsemw iMR <4*ik Mamn u v u g ! tu r n 's TV48« ” work at Burton's. Apply In per­ tors with lawn mowers. Simplic­ DEISIRABLE Elizabeth Park sec­ aelllng or buying call Ailca Olam- owh ccsemae* ie RMdR 9*WR%«**«« POR REAL VALUE: 1942 PLYMOUTH sedan, heater to tS lk VANCXIUR Omstructlon Oo. New son only. Credit manager wishes to con­ ity l l i H.P. with sickle bars, tion. excellent 7-yes»'-old 8-room, pet. Real Estate and Insurance, rkth hUn. ctoer! vom iuoI m S ^ anit u OPEN m ^ :0 0 P. M. EXPERIENCED Linoleum me­ street dr call New haven 8-4551. To do any of these transac­ CHIMNEYS Rebuilt, repaired and FLOOR problema aoivcd with models—19.36 to 1949,. chanic. WIU Install aU types of cleaned. Bird and Johns-Man- — Birds—Pets 41 tions . yon get maximum THURSDAY EVENING floor and wall covering-immedi­ 'Inoleum. asphalt Ule counter vllle rooOng la bur specialty. 1 Sfaminei Homes for Rent 67 ate service, reasonable rates. BEAGLE, bred to hunt. Year old Expert workmanship, free esti­ Instant Cash ' value barked by a hiffhly. Rose Bros Co. '^hone 2-0768. . 1988^FORD convertible, in excel- Phone'John KrInJak 6166. female, partly trained. Also male mates. Open eveninga Jone.. REffIT—^^Flirnlshed cottage for 4 ' Buying Service trained and experienced or-. leiit condition, Call ,0048 between puppy. Reason.abIe. Leavitt. Man­ Furniture. Oak stieet. Phone on Niantic River—Waterford. "•iHiiEatinn. ^4 and 9. ANTIQUES ReflnIshed. Repriring 2-1041 Moving—Trucking- chester 6196. Private beach and boat July 18- done on any furniture, tlemann, 31—Aug. 8 to 31. $40 . week. /■^hoOV Running 1936 Pontiac FLOOR Sample Apex cabinet B A R LO W ^ 189 South Main street. Phone Storage 20 COCKER ^pSitiel pups OoUls Phone Barstow's 3234. Jarvis Realty Co. eedan, radio, beater, good tires. 5643. pupa. Fox Terrier pups. English Irdner at a $50 saving..See it at - MOTOR SALES R EAl.TV m s CaU 8268. ^ LIGHT Trucking, half-ton pick-up Setter pups. Dogs boarded. Zim­ Benson’s, TIS Main street truck. Also ploughing, tutirowing “ 595 Main Street 6.54 C!enter Slt-eet R A t’ IO — ElectricaJ . Appliance merman Kennels, Lake street. Wanted to Rent 6S ALMOST new Zenith ^radlo for Service, repairs p.ckeo up and and cultivating. J, Moriarty, l84 Phone 6287. Tel 5404 Or 2-1709- Tel 4112 Or 7275 Ford car. Reasonable. Phonii delivered promptly. 20 years' Woodland atreet. Tel. 6092. TWO-PIECE living room set, In HILLYER (College dean and fam­ 6842. experience. John Maioney Phone KENNEL Supply Shop, 995 Main good copdltlon. Phone 7577. ily of 3 need 5-6 rooms, furnished LIGHT TRUCKING. Half-ton 2 1046 I Walnut street street TeL 2-4273. Pet foods ac­ or unfurnished by Sept !• VIC FLINT A DesperateTr; BY .MICHAEL O’MALLEY AND RALPH LANE pick-up truck. No ashes, ' no .TWO WALL cabinets with glass Phone 7445. ARE YOU PLANNING TO BUILD' A NEW HOMEf eewt isa sy sm sssvics. sifc t. m. stg u. a SST. sw. ?•/# 1986 FORD sedan. Good condition. cessories vitamins . remedlsa, doors. Large solid dining room LAWN Mowera, hand and power. rubbish Phone 2-1275 or 8298. grooming, bathing, trimming ' ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A GOOD HOME SITE "I Mid that ineurane* man to com* btek laMri What eould kJhAHU Call 8-2612. table,' 6 chairs, blue upholstery. COLLEGE Instructoi |uid .wife AT A REASONABLE PRICE? •Sharpened, sold, . exchanged; dogs. Delivery service. parts and repairs Keys made. Mo v in g . .Houat.noid goods and Can Im used out doors or In base­ need 2M or 3 room apartment by BUY.NOW BEFORE LOT PRICES GO HIGHER! happen to a guy 25 years old, aa healthy aa I am?” "Malcolm M*gg«, Jr.—an extraetioR—two p. m.l" 1942. PONTIAC twt^dioor sedan, in pianos moved anywhere -In the m ent Call 8896. August lat-15th. Reasonable We own over two hundred lots; therefore we can tell to-you • ^ 1 ' . _ good condition.' John JackopsIc, Capitol Grinding OOm 38 Main atreet Phone 7058. state. Alao general trucking /and Articles for Sale 45 rent. CaU Springfield 3-3223 col­ at practically wholesale cost OUR PRICES ARE FROM AS 104 West street, Rockville. .•ubblsb removed. Pianos our BENSON'S S-day sale o f Inner- lect 6-6 p. m. LOW AS $400 to $800 A LOT. In these low-dost lots we have a OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS; OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOPPLE specialty . Fryalngei and Madl- A-1 BLACK Loam, 4 yd. load, $18. spring mqttreases. $10 saving on good choloe. They have FRONTAGES FROM SO to 80 FEET. 1989 BUICK 2-door special, radio, tiA.UIO. need ilxIngT Have It re: I ’MALAD dAK* FOUFJOW ^aRKS'ACAR ACROShP' tikP/,-' gan Phone 5847. Wall stone, 4 yd. load $16. Ready the famous Rest Hgven and WANTED— (Cottage within com­ d e p t h s f r o m 120 to 800; some with nice shade trees and heater, new tires, rebuilt motor, paired by experts Pick-up serv- ItAlh SHORT CUT — THG ROAO OP TH&RBjfSoSPiaOOG made sidewalk and terrace Dream Rest, twin and full sizes; muting distance of Manchester, garden space. Most of theni In A sones, a few In B zones. SCHOOL very clean. Kelley's Service Cen­ ice. guaranteed work. Sets check­ rr 61*486 THe t ir e d ^ •— AWO IViOSGTvOO € OR FJOt.LEtS ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. blocks, made ol Bolton flagstone. Benson's, 713 M*ln street.' Tel. for first week of AOgust. Call AND STORES CONVENIENTLY LOCATED NEAR BY. ter. 16 Brainard Place. Phone ed in the home (hir radios a Sand, gravel, fill and loam. (3en- Busitiess MAN'S TORSO AC3UYS THAT 30ST GOT R, STOP.'THiS specialty. Manchester Radio Flagstone Block Co.. Route 6, 3536, , 2-0050. UTILITIES AVAILABLE^ 7256. eral trucking. Range and fuel oil. THAT OLD PlMG POhMa. ♦ DOT ARE A4 SOSPlClOO^ lNF*Ri*JAL Service. 73 Birch street. Phone Bolton. Tel. Manchester 2-0617. a TERMS AS LITTLE AS 20% DOWN James Maori. Phone 4523. $100 REWARD, veteran, wife and SOUNCe/^ A h MiDMiGHT CACK-:P 1937 FORD convertible. Good con­ 2-0840 1------u n d e r w o o d Sunstrand 10'key PORCELAIN enameled steel dou­ eon urgently need rent Call 2- LINGuIUA dition. 77 Middle Tura'plke Bast, RUBBISH Removed. Yards clean­ j THE ALLEN REALTY COMPANY adding machine, all electric, lit­ ble sink. New. $10. CaU 5624. 9384. CHiCKElO MV OLD ICEft betwesn 5^and 7 p. m. • U B L I C STENOGRAPHER. ed. Treea cut and removed. Gen­ REALTORS F. M. Broderick, Rubttiow Bldg. tle used. Latest model Marlow's, HOUGR/ IfllHkYIAR VJOOiOD/ eral trucking. Tennyson McFail. BEFORE YOU buy any gas hot- PROFESSOR at' Connecticut Uni­ 180 CENTER SYKEET PHONE 5108 PACKARD Six sedan, good'tires, Phone 2-1642. 8|7 Main street 7613. water heater be sure to see the versity requires 3 or 4 room aa)at. motor. Privately owned. FOR SALE — Royal portable 30-gaJlon Duo-Th.srm Automatic apartment. No sncumbrancee. Reaaonable. McCann's, 630 Cen­ REFRIGERATION THE AUSTIN K. Chambers Co., typewriters. Used typewriters for $135.95. 10-year guarantee. References. CaU Madelin't Smith, ter street. local or long dlatancs m o ^ g . BY LBSUB TURNRE sold or rented. Repairs on all Benson's, 718 Main street Realtor, 2-1642 or 4679. WASH TUBBS Trap AD Set SERVICE Moving, packing and a t o ^ s . S6U CHEVROLET tank truck, makes. New and used adding M EMUNHU. HUkfE'a MAm Ltm i CAR- WtRg UICRV Domestic'and Commercial Phone Manchester 5187 or Hart­ w a s h i n g Machlnea. Uberal failF equipped. 400 gaUon truck machines. Marlow's, 867 Main Naw Offered For Sale W load mtm e trs pesrikATiOM...... CAROL u.MEK$» I w ford 6-1428. street ■ trade-in allowances towards new A GAS STATION . taak. Priced reasonable. CaU PIELA’S REKKiGE ration Beautiful home c t Jamee O. MoCaw, Jr., at 199 Sbutk Mala 482S. Speed Queen washers All makes UPAMBAOi SALES AND SERViCE dependably repaired. Pickup Street. This charmlag home la a lovely aettiag of beanttfal maple If40 POIiD deluxe 85 H. P.'four- 88 Birch Street. Tel. 2-1428 PaintinK—Paperinf 21 ONE SHOWCASE, two wall service. 2-1575. ABC, 31 Maple FOR RENT trees with extended fatwa noay he. yours to rajoy. er oeupe. Excellent condi- FURNACES Tailored to 5t our TOUR HOME » your most valu­ cases. Call 2-9637. atreet. T spacious rooms aad 2 ear attached garage. Built ualy 8 Jarvis RoaiL 2-1427. Combination professional home. Van Camp Bros. Phone' able possession, /.n, expert ■ me­ •TWO n e w Vornado fans. Ideal BENSON wants 13 used wssbera years ago. It le modera In every detati. Reason for seUing— 5244. chanic Is clean and quick ' It office and living Quarters I to -S O R D V-8. Newly overhaul* for office, store or club. Reason­ in running condition to be. traded owner Mvlng town. Inspection 1^ appoiatmeat only. coats no more to have your Job Centrally located. FoY par- «t, louring ear. Cen be seen- at able. CUl 3366. In on new 1948 models, festuring TYPEWRITERS and adding ma­ done right Free consultation and Bedyweed Service Station, East Speed Queen, ABC, Apex. Bendlx ticuiars call chines overhauled and repaired. advice, tiudgtt terms arranged. SLIGHTLY used, 5 Goodyear Life •treet PboBa 2-0127. ' Work guaranteed. Call 6025. and Automatic, $124.95 and up* ARTHUR A. KNOFLA Raymond Flake Tel. 2-9237. : Guard tubes, 6.50x600x16, Half Ebetrs Isrgs trsds-ln sllb*riuicea REALTOR price. 500x19 tire, 14“ lawn mow­ tWB-door, new engine, VENBUTAN .iilnds AU types INTERIOR and exterior painting, plus long, easy terms, Renson's, JARVIS _ Exeluatve Broker , -r— - bcaJua, steering col- er. Call 8270. 713 Main atrest made to brdej alao recondition- paperhanging, celUng reflnlah- ( 875 MAIN STREET . v ' TEI- 844*—8B8S OPTw SS In good condition, ihg. Beat qual'ty Findell .Msnu 'e<' Men Insured and property R EALTY CO. n o n e 8669 or after WES-nNCHOUS* roasUr overt Brokers Invitod To,Coo|*erate facturlng flo: 485 Utddit ri;rn- dardage. Bnpert worit. Kdwafd R. with cabinet. Call 2-01^ or 16 LONE 'VNOLF* ptiu dBast CMU 6 ^ HEVWOOD . WAKEFIELD ~car- Phone 4112 Ur 7275 Price. Pltane 2-1008. ' rlage and pad, in very good con- Lilliiiy street. ■ . ' • 1 ditlon Price $13. Phone g-1074.

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9Ai(H BKMHBBIf UTOBSDAT, JCLX lik IM i il(anrI|i»Btifr lEmnins li^rtillii A va n ga Dally Nat Praaa Run Jtm O o SUotO 0 1 is M . 1S4S Piwtiy Lakota CouncU. K a 41, Degree of Pocahontaa, will hold a btngo' Herald Ad. Brings Back , 9,4S2 tow to n A b ou t Tow n at the home of Mra. Gladya Fallon, Billie Duncan’s Coat Fairly Large toslght. 22 Bank atreet, tomorrow evening o t ths A o e t sighti psrtir l * 3 U w l e » Xiiglea Band win at eight o'clock. Membera and Mra. William Duncan of 55 Make The Money You Spend For holt Hi TCColar rehoanal tomor­ frienda arei Invited. Refreahmenta Autumn atreet telephoned to Court Docket Jl^ohchsstar^A City o f Fillaga Charm row alglit at tbo homo. Refresh- will be aen’ed.- The Herald thia morning that aaoata wffl bo aorvod. the little claaaifled advertlae- Five -Arwisls for Imoxi- MANCHESTER, C O I^« FRIDAT, JULY 16, 1948 'Elaitiie, daughter of Mr. and ment ahe inaerted yeaterday Food Buy The Most And The Best. VOL. LXVn., NO. 244 14) fiM m ttiif of the Dlrocton of Mra. William Duncan of 55 Au­ brought reaulta. The paper had ^catioH Alone Here tho Uibth twool and UtUity Dli- tumn atreet la apending two weeks .been on the atreeta but a abort tiict win bo held tomorrow night with her maternal grandmother, time when the mother of the Since Yesterday Inatoad of tonight aa waa ijrevloua- Mra. Fred Fitch, of Norwich. little girl who wore home Billie Anti-Tniiiuui Democriita at Breakfaat ly announced. Duncan’a coat inatead of her A . fairly lengthy docket of You Can Do This By Shopping At Mr. and Mra. Clayton W. Kibbe own brought it back to Billie. and family moved yeeterday from cases for disposal In Tbwn Court Fresh Disorders Berlin Being Choked ICn. John Humphrey and daugh­ 99 Porter atreet, to their newly Thtt-toata were ao nearly tomorrow is’ Indicated by arreata ter. Lola, have returned to Albany, purchaaed home on Kensington alike the child never noticed made here since yesterday, most N. T , after a vlait with Mra. atreet. the difference aa ahe donned it of them for intoxication. Hunaphreya daughter, Mra. When leaving after a party at WUUam W. Dudek, 54, of 183 Erupt as Strdte Charlu McCooe, of 118H BiMell Mrs.. Violet Allely of IS Forat Center church. When ahe dla- Union street, yras held by poUce atreet. covered her error ahe waa HALE'S Self Serve atreet is^ making aatiafactory pro- on charges o f IntoxicaUon and By Soviet Blockade; greaa following a major operation afraid to aay anything about breach of the peace a ft ^ a Birch Mr. and Mra. Olfford Cheney of at the •Memorial hoaplM, and it and alwaya wore a aweatcr street flat fight at 8 o'clock last Foreat atreet are at Tfoank for when a wrap u^aa neceaaary. Halted hopea to return home later in the night Arrested w4th Dudek on In Italy their annual vacation. week. When her mother finally found charges of Intoxication sn'd breach out what had happened the lit­ of the peace was Patrick J. Ryan, and Health Market John Darby, who la employed at tle girl cried and her mother Two Courses Open 45, of 889 Main street also said Communists End Walk­ the Memorial hoapital. haa return­ comforted her by aaying It to have been in the fight ed after a two weeka' vacation waan’t aurpriaing the miatake OLD FASHIONED DELRICH out After de Gaspari which he apent with relativea in occurred, and no doubt the John J. Mercer, 52, no address, New8^ i d b i l8 First Use of Wefitern INSURE New York, New Jeraey and coat would aoon turn up. waa picked up yesterday after­ VERMONT HEALTH MARKET with Government Says It Colled From (4 P ) Wirea Pennaylvania. Bhe contacted the teacher noon in a helpless condition on a Power Military Forced N^rth Main atreet sidewalk and ' Will Use ^orce to Will Seek to Have McKINNEY BROTHERS and some of the mothers with­ To Crash Land Bar­ out success and never thought waa held for Intoxicatlai. Henry ■Mil Batate and Inaoranoe ' L. Cronin, 46, of 169 North Main In ths face of increasing prices and talk of meat boy- Break 'Insurrection' A ad m Giomykev-Soviet deputy S98 MAIN ST. TE I. COM of advertising. Neither did Oleo foreign minister and former Rua- rier; Second Retali­ Phone 2-0557. Call and Deliver street was arrestee, at bla home on ® ® tt^ w ere pleased to note the sncccss weVo had in. Mrs. Duncan until some one Throughout N a t i o l n Sian delegate to U. N., expresses Congress Adjourn HENRY’S SHOE REPAIR called her attention to ada in an intoxication charge, shortly BOf^Qing otir trade with a good variety at comparatively hope he will not return . . . Radio atory Action Making after 6 o'clock last night AND DRY CLEANING regard to Mrs. James Scran­ m^erate prices. At present some items most remain operator west overboard ^during ton's mlaalng coat. Peter Lukaxla, 40, of 06 Burn­ “ short supply.** Rome, July ‘ 16y—— SoUmene and Plats. Inc- Kieregaard of 21 Dennlapn street called off the strike after since war, tetums to Germany . tM Oenter Stroat To Hold Outing Hartford. He wal halted on East Criseo Mortar shells fall near holy shrlnea Only two courses of action Premier Alcide de Gasperi’s G«v. rteldtag H. W rl| ^ (right) of Mlsstoatppl who has soaaded the caH for a meeting ol all statoa’ Wsshington, July 16.— 60 Reported Ready to Flan Your Center street this morning at 0:40. :ovemment said it would -use In Jerusalem.. . . Aatohlo Pallaate, have any hope o f brealldnf 25-year-

—Some DORSET knuckled under when de Gasperi’s . . . Carthage, Miss., deputies nounced today by Economic Co­ Johnston said he wo^d urge powers’ notes surpriaed none here. govenunent stood firm sgainst Strongest Action in 60 B-20 bombed were reported It was eiqKctad. N o one dssHng Bingo . D EVON prowl nearby hills in hunt for two I sraeli hiYh command- an­ other southerners to work con­ Atlantic this most serious challenge yet to operation Administrator Paul G. ready today to folfow the trano-! with the Rusatana in Berlin in the FRESH Negroes in rifle wounding of two nounced in Tel A viv its United Nations History tinually for a quick adjournment SH EE R LINE Ita authority. white men . . . Men of Rutgers Hoffman. of tha session. atlantlc wake of the .American i pest three )*esra has any hops that planes attacked Egypt for any note or protest would tave $ a , Orange Hall for low priced economy . I t Wounded In BMogna nalversHy find happy money­ Eight more loans totalling more To carry out hla plan, John­ cargo plane fleet now flyiilg. food | Range and Fuel Ranges, Refrigerator* FOWL In the last hours of the atrlke the second time and dropped Lake Success, July 16— DTi — effect on Soviet poScy. Tliis making medium in getting 85 each than 8700,000,000 now are under ston would have to have help from into Berlin. A t MARSHMALLOWS^ 25c i 10 peraona ware wounded, three negotiation, Hoffman said. seven tons of bombs today on The Secitrtty CbuncU last night eludes any United Natka)atkm or wesM W ashers and A ll Oth> Delightfully time they get plastered . . others in tha Senate, and also in The two groups of Super-fortA Vourt action. Tomorrow j seriously, tn a gun battle in Bol­ He made the announcement at Tell el ’Arish air field near P&A SALES & SERVICE 15. 5 9 . Telegrams In response to Presl- ordered the war In Paiestina atop- the House. He could move for ad­ which probably will be baeed near DIfoet Pfseeaie Used OIL ' er Appliances P lu m p ^ ogna. Police used their guns on the first meeting of the public the Palestine border. The an­ 198 Church St. Htfd. 2-0418 OBANOMOTHEETI Truman’a speech accepting Demo­ ped. It waa the strongest declslen journment of the Senate and his Munich, wlU bring to almost 100 Failing tc achlam what O n Night at a .strikers after they were fired on board named by President Truman motion would not be debatable. It Berlin Tpke., Berlin S-02S1 from the wlndowa of tha Chamber cratic presidential nomination and nouncement said the raid In United Nations history. the number o f giant bombers oper- wanted to Germany st tha oenf w - 23 REGULAR GAMES 25c calling Congress back into session to advise on the European recov­ caused heavy damage. would be subject oiUy to Senate Berlin open evealng and Nothing Nicer In Poultry Than That o f Labor offlcs there. ng In troubled Germany. er.ee table, Ruaaia has ahandonad 7 SPE C IAL GAMES nm about 20 to 1 la favor of his ery program. ■^-pttona Attack Tri Aviv The 11-natlon CouncU gave the approval. , Ur force officials were silent mcdlatioa for preeaure prop­ L. T, WOOD CO. Sunday STRAWBERRY Disorders also occurred in Milan Jewa and Arabs three days to * “Right O ff The Farm** Quality ^ aettooa . . . Six R A .F . Vampires, Eleven membera of the board A t the same time, It announced But. even If the Senate asprov- on reported pisns to tuple Ameri­ aganda. SWEEPSTAKES -and Palarmo as dle-maken strove cease firing and committed itaelf- first jet aircraft to cross Atlan­ were sworn In. (^ e member will a new Egyptian air attack on the ed, tha adjournment would be can air strength at a lima when In tbe simpleBt tsrma 2,000,000 51 Btssetl St. TeL 4496 to enforce the walkout right up ______. _ to back up the decision with force, WEEKLY PRrzE JAM tic, arrive at Moat Joli airport on have to take the oath later. He la Tel Aviv area today. The Jewa only temporary. The Senate would the Ruoeiaiui are threatening to Oermana and 25,000 wastom Allies < to ths noon hour. Authorltlea A. E. Lyon, seeratary o f the Rail­ e ^ < * ffom the air at c iiro last+The driagatei also ordered an un gained control of Genoa, ona of St. ^ w ren ce river this monfing have to meet again in three days slam shut the air corridors into tha tn Barlin as being held as pawns hy We are well supplied with Ham, . . \ Navy authorises permanent way Labor Executives association, night in the flrat attack on the conditional cease-fire in Jerusa unless the Houoe also voted to beleaguered German capital. Ruasla to acMeve her aims Rt, Ger­ GRANDMOTHER'S tho major trouble spots. lem, effective by tonight The .. m_____ iles andai troops moved vigor­ i4>pohitmeato for officers in navy who Is attending the World Trans­ BFfptton*’ capital of the Palea- quit Under the conatltuUoii, But usually wall - informed many. Smoked Shoulders and Daisy Ham ously In putting down rioting. ai> reserve, effective Aug. 1, for first port congress In Oslo. Norway, Une war. Details of the attack, Holy City Is to be demilitarized. neither chamber can adjourn for Bourcee said lost night tha two new These aims are prinetpoUy twto G RAPE JA M r e s t ^ Btrikera who resisted them. time since June 80, 1942 .... The ECA refused to name the which foUowed an Egyptian air Three Days of Dehato more than three days without ap­ B-20 groups probaUy will take off The first is eetabMahihent. of s'" MD iThls was In Una with the get- Mlneols, N. T., mother breaths other nations which have entered raid on Tel Aviv, were not an­ H ie final vote came' on an Amer proval of tha other chamber. In the next few days. strong Gem tn govenunent oa tho negotiations for loaim. nounced. About 30 Super-Forta already Soviet model dominated hy tho tough poUcy outlined by Interior life back into her 22-month-old lean resolution after three days of Coaid Be HeM Up WTMAN BONELESS Minister Mario Scelba and de Gas- baby after father had choked the . To Help Pishing Industry Moslem brotherhood-demonstra­ debate. The baUot was 7 to I with are in the former enemy country Communists. perl. Infant because he had been awak­ tors menaced Jewish abopa in Cai­ only Syria in opposition. Russia, Johnston could introduce a con- on what the Air Force dcMrlbea as The second ia a Soviet voles to The credit to Iceland Is designed ro in angry protest today against current resolution calling for Con- the economic life of Germany, prin­ PRESCRIPTIONS The strike followed ao attempt ened by her cries . . . A .F .L to strengthen that country’s fish­ the Soviet Ukraine and Argentina rotational training misaioh to the attack on the capital. The greas to adjourn. Although such a give nlr crews expe(ience in traiui- cipally the Ihduatilal Ruhr. BLUEBERRIES is oz. can 25c CORNED BEEF -two days ago on the life of Com­ Meat Cutters union approves of ing Industry. It has been authoriz­ abstained. The seven affirm :stlve munist Leader Palmiro Toglattl. crowd of 1,000 gathered in front of voters—Just enough to approve resolution Is not debatable it ia oceanic navigation and operation in These have been the main de- some type of meat price controls ed but not yet signed, Hoffman ntanda made by Foreign Mbileter Togliatti's pbyalciana said he ’’if they are enforceable." . . . the Al-Azbar mosque and attempt­ the plan— included United States, aubjMt to amendment and thus overseas sones. MANCHESTER DRUG BONELESS said. He did not give the terms of ed to march down A l-A u h r atreet could be held up indefinitely. Even V. M. Molotov at every B ig Four paaaed “an agitated night," and Two different men end marriages the loan. Britain and France: Length of Violts Boosted bis condition bad grown worse. He in. the commercial dlatrict. Police Until recently such units lisve conference in the past two years. . ^ 707 MAIN STREET C R A B A p p l e s 20 oz. jar i9c to same woman in Liverpool, Eng­ The dollars loaned to Iceland It marked a British break with They hove been rioaked to soA. charged with clubs and dispersed (Contlaoed oa Page Twelve) N. MOSES, Reg. Phamu TEL. 6949 had a maximum temperature of land, divorce court. will finance the purchase of one the Arab world but during the stayed abroad only three or four V E A L ROLL '102 during the night and his pulse the crowd. weeks, hut the length o f their vUlts terms aa Intnmatioaal ctmtrol of H U NT’S FRUIT ship, Hoffman said. They also closing hours of debate Sir Alex­ reparations, development of a wim 122. The huUetln on his con' will be spent for .fisheries mS' Jewish Forces Advancing ander Cadogan sought to soften now has been boosted to^bout ditlon sold broncbo-pneumonlsl Haifa dispatches said Jewish three months “pMce loving democratte stato" Don't forget to treat yourself to Hilltop Farm chinery, equipment and supplies the blow by explaining carefi^y and atmllar tenpa. but fundament­ 15 Oz. Can congestion developed at the base from the United States to "in. ground forces were advancing op that his government was not liv- Fighters Using The repotted' boost In U. 8. COCKTAIL 25c o f tha lungs. V astTum out Nazareth and had encircled the bomber strength cornea close on ally they all go R u k to the asms products. At present we're offering Hilltop crease the production and process' dorsing any suggestion that the two points. \ Roma Shops Reopened ing of fish oils and related prod town which Is being used ss^a base Arabs are the aggressors. Rather.- the heels of moves to tnOYease HUNT'S SUCED by Fawzi Pasha al Kaukjl, leader SqnesM Stortod itoirtha Ago Rome ahops reopened and trains ucts and their exportation." he said, Britain InslsU that a Air Corridors fighter power In the same area. Farm'Bacon and Hilltop Farm Hickory 'and buses went back into opera­ For Pershing of Arab volunteers. A t prca.'nt there Is only one The squeeze on Berito wao sot The rate of interest, repayment truce go on to enable Count Folke brought about by the curraocy re­ SUMMER tion before the noon expiration of sch^ule and other details-of the The dispatches said Israelis cap­ Bernadette to continue Arab-Jew- fighter group— consisting of about PEACHES No. 2 Vi Can 29c Smoked Ham, ' . the general atrlke. ^ t everywhere tured the viUage of Hut, three 75 World war II planes — In Ger- form or the setting up o f n woaC^ CALL 5141 Military Funeral Pro­ loan to Iceland are of top Impor­ ish negotiations. Russians Give Warniu|; heavy patrols of riot police, armed mUes west of Nazareth. Many of niany. Next month It vvtU ho Joined tance to financial circles. They Israel Expected to Coinply (Oenttaoed an Pnga Twelvn) —FOR— OCEAN STRAY HALE*S GOOD with ciubB, pistols and tommy are expected to set the pattern for Nazareth'a Arab population were To Americans and Brit­ by a jet. fighter group now based gtuis, watched warily. Glum cession Planned; Sa­ reported fldbing toward Lebanon Israel la expected to comply In Panama. recovery loaiia omoimting to wrlth the order. Arab delegates lute by Air Force and Syria. ish About Training American diplomatic and mili­ . (Ooattaned on Paga Twoivs) (Conttnusd oa Paga Twelve) An Israeli government spokes­ have told the council they could tary officials meanwhUs pressed CRANBERRY JUICE FRANKFURTS 59c see no chance of the Arab coun­ man tn Tel Aviv confirmed Israel's * Berlin, July 10— U^— The Rua- their search tor a formula to break CITY CAB Waahlngton, July 16—tfP)— A tries accepting. FASHIONS wiUlngnesa to accept an immediate the east-west deadlock over Ber­ HALE*S POPULAR vast military funeral procession alsns warned the Americans and SAFE, COURTEOUS DRIVERS cease fire on all fronts if the Arab Under the Council order failure lin’s—end Gerniany’s^fate. Thera COCKTAIL Pt19c la planned for General'of the Arm- of either side to comply Within British today that Soviet fighter OPEN ALL NIGHT Ford Plants Navy Needs government will do likewise. A was ho indication vMiat direction Flashes! Lb. tea John J. Pershing. message saying this waa sent to ‘thraa days automatically “dem- planes w^U be training la ; air the next mov e by the western pow­ S R irP V HAMBURG 59c Tentative plans call for an es­ (lAto Bniktlm ef the UP. WIto) the United Nations. onstratea"'. a "breach of world corridors down which the western ers msy take, but offieialB here cort of thousands of infantry and. '• A t Lake Success, Arab delegates peace. The’Oouhcll then Is commit­ made it cleat, that the Salted Face Strike armored cavalry troops. Navy Air Power Allies are bringing suppliee to have told the Security CouncU ted to Immediately consider in- States is standing firm on its to off bluejackets, Marines and Air Agrees To Pay lacreaaa Vz Y2 Mocksded Berlin. PEANUT BUTTER‘ 37c “we're sticking" policy. Force personnel. In addition, inttsbargii, Joly 16——Five persoos were kSled to­ unit from nearby Fort Myer, Va;. The fast carrier task unit de­ ported. It said a survey made this 1. Government bonds arc pre- They emphasited that tha Rus­ day whea a coaverted Army SPAGHETTI 2 c, 27c I f granted international apprO' .ferred to bank deposits, although put up their own ticket in the' val, the man to aet the date would and 250 men from the 3rd Mech­ veloped by the American Navy year turned dp the following in- sian aitioh was not affecting )he lag idaae crashed to anized Cavalry at Fort __Mea tkm to the TVuman-Barkley ticket dlee, QieeafieM, Teaa c a n M n . It was a question whether bar­ Hayward, discussed atomic pow- estate and securities. tenaloniln order to give weighty in .5 CORNFLAKES 2A^25c 2 Lbs. 19c gaining sessions would be resumed of the Unknown S ol^er-w ho died - ^ warfare Jn his prepared ad- by 19 per cent. Mlaslssippl's Gov. Fielding Leolae Taylor." CUCUMBERS Even, among families having In­ Sixty out of each 100 families the eyes of the public to their Wright termed the conference • • • before the setting of a Strike date. in action-. during dress. The officer, who is opera­ comes o f 87,500 or more a year— are TOPPERS while under the general's com- Ktid they hold savings bonds “ pri- j miserable 'help'■ which they "the beginning of our electoral Ford Ralaes Salailee day week-com pany paid hospitaliza­ Leaving the last session. Ban tions director for the armed forces, making up less than 10 per cent 40 GZ. CAN BLUB BIRD non accused Ford of “ breaking msnd msrily because of safety and eec- bringing over their sir bridge end fight to save the south." Nomina­ Detroit. July Tha Fbrd at Sandta base, N. M „ said w F of the population- -"at least iwo- rondarily because of the rate of In- ■ which sctually has no importance tion— Vacation with pay. Apply . . . WATERMELONS Lb. 6 C off" negotiationa. John S. Bugas, Flag* at Hair-Masi should be able to deliver an atomic tion of President TrUmar and Motor Ce. today intoed tha f f f i s By order of President Truman, thirds" expressed a. “ definite pref­ I tereet received.”- . i at all.'' adoption of his. civil rights plat­ Ford vice president and personnel bomb from an aircraft carrier. erence” for assets of fixed value, Of 25,500 ealafled n tol*PW ^ ORANGE ..d GRAPEFRUIT "as a.mark of respect to General In contrast, 58 out of each KXt Kour-power disluiijlon on the form “ make It imperative" that from $20 to $50 a uMath. aa aear- director, replied that F o il's "pro­ But he declared there is danger the board said./ posal is still on the table" and,that Pershing's memory,” flags will fly families "gsve reasons against German question in its entirely U the south take action, he said. ago of about atoa per ssad. Al of over-emphasizing atomic war­ Which led the board to another ’hblding" real estate and 02- Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales further talks would be welcomed at half-mast at all public build­ fare. The ■ commander warned of each the “-only only correct way” out of the Threwe CaM Water aa Bogca -AIR CONDITlOmO — JUICE______c«. 21c at any time. ,) ings. forts, military posts. Naval against. becoming “obsessed with tradition-cracking finding: “ In­ 100 sgainst holding common atocks. It was another MImiasipplan. Jeetodtorteepr come etatuavdld not make a vast Meet o f thoae hestUe to rani < Ford haa offered the flat 18-oent statloiui and aboard United States the idea that the atomic bomb If tCaatUiae- Oa Page IWelve) W. W. Wright (no relation to the iatorveatloa hy InereAse, plus liberalized \'acatlon Navy ships until after the funeral. our Sunday punch and slur over difference tn the investment estato Inveetmants considered governor), who threw cold water atto plami” of families with 81.000 or prices too high- Othen oonaidered and insurance plans and ralsea in The almost unprecedented mili­ development of a good solid weekr Treasur)’ Balanco on the aouth’s hopes of sending a Ita BALCH ^ m u c RITZ CRACKERS 29c afternoon-.-and nightshift premium tary tribute—poealbly the great- day punch. ‘ more readily available In aavlngs. real estate “not eaft, a gamble," "states' rigbtsr" to ' ths Whits Ualtei Aato_ Werhst» 155^CENTER STREET—MANCHESTER eet since burial of the. Unknown "Also." Hayward said, 'i t U a The survey indicated that only “Thirty of each 100 famillea House. Wright, tee first delegate p«y. " - Washington, July 1*— DIAMOND The union reportedly haa scpled Soldier—will start Sunday morn­ mlstaka to assume that a possible 5.500.000 peraona— representing queried said simply they were "not to arrive here after waOdinf out of b ? tt o JW.HAU COkR 4.500.000 families—owm corporate familiar" with common stocks. An­ position of the Treasury July 14. down Its origins! demands of a~14 ing. enemy nation would npt risk a war the National cenveatton. aaid uuin Mr. A. B. Bouthiellier • M AN C NISTtll now approximating; 21 cents- (Cqattnued o « Page Twelve) . weapona." ^ porations. states or cities, al- thousht stock-Brices “too hish." ■ r '' ■ •^1 i ■ J.

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