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G. I. Push Sweeps on Against Bitter Foe Vention by Plane MOKDAT. AUOUW T. liM iKtinrl|f»Bt»r E ttnthts iiM ralli Tht WsatlMT AvsiBff# Daily Net Prsgg R o b rewB3rt e< n . a. Westhee Bm m i F o r Ofo Month of inly. 135# Hosa Company Ne. E Manehso- la hia budget mesaaga, Oanaral About Town ter Fira Dspartment, will hoM a Increase Seen Manager George H. Waddell,‘after Tonight, fair and eool; low nenr regular drill - tonight at 6;S0 at npoting the amount b f money that 9 , 7 2 3 53. Wodneodny, fnir nnd ounnjri tha hoae house. thla year muat ba ralaed by prop­ AMESITE DRIVEWAYS HALE'S SELF SERVE moaowrlnr tiM erlH tonight ftt erty taxation, raportad that if . the Mrtaker of Uw A u«t # ■ high none M. •:30 Hom Oompony No. 1, M«n- In Grand List INSTALLED WITH A B m ea u at O beulsM oM H m Orjigliial Ib New Enftend M. Margaret’e Circle, Daugh­ grand Hat iwachad the $75,0(K>,000 ■ Manefiffilffr— CUy of VlUago Charm chMitor Fire Deportment, wlU bold mark, a 38-mlll rate would produce iU regulor monthly meeting. ters of Isabella, have sent . their MACHINE SPREADER regent, Mre. Joaeph Falkowaki, as Building Boom During tha neceaaary revenue. delegsts to the national conven­ There la ao far no indication that MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY. AUGUST 8. 1950 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS ond HEALTH MARKET Mre. Hamilton Grant and eon, Work Guaranteed • Free Estimatea' • Terms Arranged AdvertMag oa to) tion in Cincinnati. Mias Stephanie July To Account For thla month’s building permit rec­ VOL. LXIX. NO. 268 Peter, Gew In from Chicago yeh- ord will be anything like that of terday. Mra. Grant, the former Tunsky, past regent, Is also at­ The Big Boost Here tending. They left by train from July. THOMAS D. COLLA TUESDAY SPECIALS Betty Baratow, la vlaitlng with her parenta, Mr. and Mra. .Tohn F. SprUfgfleld Saturday morning and In fact, from all dlrectlona ooma For the Beat in Driveway Construction C>B spent the night at Niagara FalU, Th« large amount of n«w home reporta of a general decline In an­ Baratow of 460 Main atreet, for a conetruction for which permlta MANCHESTER 2-9219 few weeka. leaving there yesterday morning. ticipated building for Auguat. due Entire Store Closed All Day Wed. They will return home next Sun­ were iaeued laat month, while It to Increaaing coata and acarcitlea. day evening. Miss' Ann LaOace, poaea additional queationa of edu­ for Annual Merchants' Holiday cation and utUltiea Inoreaaea for ■w. a past regent, went to the con­ G. I. Push Sweeps on Against Bitter Foe vention by plane. the town, alao wUl go toward In- creaalng Mancheater’a IMO grand list to the $75,000,000 mark, and Protect Your 12 Oz. 48c The next meeting of St. Mar­ thua make it poasible for the town SPAM garet's Circle, Daughters of Isa­ to get by this coming flacal year bella. win be held 'August IS at Fair Speedsters Scare Big v n o u e v e n wKh no more than a two-mill tax Station Wagon the Knights of Columbus horhe. Warns Nation Tough He-Men Off Track Sensible ' Mre. Harriet...................... Wyllle wUl... be in increase. 1 Lb. Pkf. Town and Country San Diego Woman RICE. 19c j charge of refreshments. Newark, N. J., Aug. S.—(P) ToTk Sets H u rl Men, Tanks With The Beat On Hysteria —Five female drivers aigned LaKOSA I Mary Provan, Norma Strong and For Tour Individually for a stock car race tonight at No*. 8 Costs ‘ Refiniahing and Rebuilding Fred BUsh left today to attend the Designed Spirella Cuts Ederle Mark In Message Ruppert Stadium and they’ll SPAGHETTI and 9 2 P k g a .3 1 C United Christian Youth Movament Father and Sons com­ have the track all to them- Profits Taxes! Freuziedly into Fight, Oonfsrenoa at Oaasva Point, Wln- Foundations—Call selvSa. Mala dctvara wMi't race e AD faaa charged for DWYER PRODUCTS ggg SIZE OAUFOBNIA nlpeaaukss, N. H. Thay are dele­ Mrs. EM s Minicned bine knowledge and with them. the facllittee of tMa gatee from the CTP club of the Route 85 Bolton, Conn. President Will Ask for Carmine BilotU, spokesman Changes Mind On Ques­ ennoem are dlaeloeed Center Congregational church. Phone 77J17 Phone Manchester 5326 experience for a For Channel Swii for Promoter Ed Otto, said the tion of Multi-Billion ORANGES _doe. 29c Anti • Sabotage Law men refused to compete with at the time fonerala Molly McBride, a former eesldent of thla town, le also at.tsndlng as “ Sincere S ervice” the girls in tha same race. Dollar Levy on Busi­ are arranged. There are But StressM . Value Swarm over Naktoiig a delegat# from a church In New "Keep them off the traok. Head 17c no hidden, last-minute that aaaures “ peace MiM Chadwick Slashes Of Historic Liberties They’re no different than on ness to Meet Gists LETTUCE Jetuey. Three Killed aaeeasmenta to burden the rosulA” aome of the men of mind.” Women’s Time to 13 were quoted os saying. Washington, Aug. 8 —(/P)—Close Enemy Perils Taegu As Each our cHenta. Thus our The T. P. F. Executive commit­ BANTLY NOTICE Washington, Aug, 8--(P)—Presi­ Monkey Is dc Cwaziest CANTALOUPE aervloeo are nenalhly tee of St. Mary'e church will meet Hours, 28 Minutes as In “Mad Dog” dent Truman completed today associates said today President Marines May Marines and Dough­ at the pariah house Wedneaday Truman haa made up hla mind to People, Zays Zookeeper priced, well within the Shirley May Gives Up; message to OMigrssa calling for evening at eight o'clock. THE OFFICE OF ask Congress for a multl-bllllon boys Stab TowaHs raage of any family, OIL CO. Lowers Record One legislation to combat sabotage and Okay Complete dollar excesa profits tax on cor­ Soon Ask Oa K . Sanford, Fla., Aug. 8.—(IP)— regardless of tliHr dr- A daughUr, luaan Diana, was | Shooting Spree cops with Oommunlsts. porations. Zookeeper B. J. Davla who aet^ Chinju, Red Jump-off HEALTH MARKET 8SS MAIN ST. Whits ' House offlclsls said it out to teach his monkey a” enmatan^s. bom at tbs Manebsstar Msmorial DR. P. M. PARKER Hour, Three Minutes This word reached Capito) Hill Place for Pusan; Ma* hospital, Friday to Mr. and Mre. TEL. 6298 wou^ be sent some time this aft­ as some members of his own par­ For Expansion thing or two learned some­ FRESH Berserk Farmer Slays ernoon. They said It carried Control Power thing hlntself. WendeU J. Hayden of 311 Parker IS CLOSED Dover, England, Aug. 8.— ty threatened to go beyond the rines S c a 1 a V^ley street Mrs. Hayden la tha for­ Two Neighbors and Warning to the country against President and tack on an "anti- Because Monk refused to let BEEF LIVER Lh. 59c mer Barbara Kuater, daughter of Ronge and Fuel HOLMES’ (fP)— ^Florence Chadwick, San being swept by hysteria. profiteering” levy on the 35,000,- his mats aat, Davis spanked Walls to Rescue Unit Mr. and Mra. Henry-Kuster of 311 28 Weedbridqe Street 400Mam Street Diego swimmer, conquered Running .5500 words, the mes- For President 000,000 "first installment” general Solon Assails Efforts to him and made him sit In a cor­ FOR VACATION His Own Daughter; H« ner, Davla turned hla head From Flanking Move FHB8HLT SUCnBD Paricer ptreet ^ the English channel today in aage embraesa tho President's rec tax boost the President requested Whittle Coups Down Oil Distributors Flees to Ozark Hills ommsndaiUonB for protecting the to help pay for arming against and Monk jrikshed at hla arm. TOP B O - I J ff* '' COMRMTnifi record time but Shirley May QUALITY , Lb. Sunset Council No. 45, Degree of nation’s Internal security during Senate Body Votes Him Communist aggression. To a Guard Outfit; This brought another spank­ By The Ai^ociated Press BACON France was forced to give up Mr. Truman did not mention an ing a ^ another corner-altting F u n e r a l S e r v ic e Pocahontas, will meet this eve­ B n O e t t a l^ times of intemstional’ crisis. Full Discretion; House United Nations forces re­ EASY T p PREPARE—NO WASTE ning at eight o’clock at Tinker eight miles off shore. Miss Oantlons Against Bysterin excess profits lavy In hla first re- Calls for Build-up seaaloh. e.MddaraOa coats . Emlnenoa, Mo..^Ang. 8—<e> ■i!____ Davla started out of the sumed their counterattack on ball. The new officers will preside Chadwick, who is 31 and a Whits House sources said It con­ Tangles With Girb queat for more taxes, at ths out- e Psraenol tta ntleo • for the first meeting of the new —A five-word ' note from tains recommendations for braak of the Korean War. Hla Washington, Aug. 8—(S')— The ..cage. Monk made for the kMp- the blazing Southern Korea TENDERKNIT professional swimmer, cut George Slttortey Asaoctated strsiufthening existing security Problem Again Today reported Intention now to call for er. and took the seat of Davis' • M o d a r t t o ^ o tF W W it term. Membere are urged to at­ the women’s record set by Ger­ fighting Marines are digging front today. To the north. tend to help formulate tha new Press comSapondsnt reading oM was subject, of course, to de­ trousers mit with his teeth. • Export dVroctlon trude Ederle In 1926. She made it -convict SniTonnded 30 miles laws.
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