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— ■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. deep Into their existing manpower Davis’ doctor took two stitch­ Red troops swarmed acrosa Lb. plana However, they said, the Prssl' velopments. STEAKS 95c The Nationally Famous in IS hour., 2S minutes, one hour aouth,^ Indleatod officers were Washington, Aug. 3—(P)— The A drive had developed In Con­ resources and may call soon for es. The trousers required the Naktong river in a grave WALTCRULCELERC * ^ and three minutes under the elosMg In on Rie gnnnma who dent cautions against "letting our^ House went into a third round to­ authority to wpond. more. FROM PRE-OOOKED HAMS — CENTER C IT MAMGXgma.eMM. selves be swept sway by any hys' gress to' put it Into law, adthout threat to Taegu.' On the east . Ederle mark. She avram to Dover klHed three persons and day on the question of automatic his recommendation, Juat as aup- The corps announced plans [ TM.«saa| taria.” coast, 1,000 Red troops * or from Cap Gria, Nex, France, on a ..w-oondsd two oUmra last night. wage • price - rationing controls, port piled up for a similar move­ yesterday to call up all their 80,- course of at least 32 miles and SItterley, with the poase In The measage waa said to outline ment to give him ecopomic pow­ 000 volunteer reserves. This will guerrillas were reported stab­ SLICE O'H A M Lh 99c a Presidential determination that pegged to the cost of living. bing within five miles of the U. 8, scrambled ashdre through seq In the ragged Osnrk Hin eoim- It returned to the big home ers — over prices and wages give them an active strength of weed. try near FreoMnt, Mo., sent the United States be secure from broader than he requested. 200.000—and moblllsstlon down to Russia Poses beachhead at Pohang. . PLAYTEX Superf oam Bed Pillows subversion and sabotage without front problem after the Senate Thousands of persons lined the the note back to the telephone Banking Committee voted late last Senator O'Mahoney (D-Wyo) and Juat about as far ss they can go General MacArthur’a headquar­ white cliffs of Dover. R«q>orters office hero today. Tha man­ aacrifleing historic llbertisa. Representative Milts (D-Ark) each now. ters announced the southern- of­ Against Bxteemlsls night to givs virtually full dis­ asked Miss Chadwick, If she was ager of the telei^ n e company cretion to President Truman ss to la waiting for the opportune Ome However, Chairman Vinson (D- Veto As Ua N. fensive by Marines and dough­ all right. "Tea," she Said, "but relayed It to the Kansas 01^ Tbs messsfo earrlM s warning to call for showdowns on an sx- boys atabbed onward toward againat "extremists” dssoribsd as v^sn or whether, to Impose such Ga) of the House Armed Service theaa slippery. Jagged rocks are AasMsted Press Borean. ceaa profits tax. O'Mahoney aald Committee said Sunday ha ex­ Chinju, Communist Jumpoff point not so good to scrsmble over aft­ "urging police stats measures,” as controls. At Special Prices For August Only The Senate committee approved he has in mind an "antl-proflteer- pects a request from the Defense Hits At Korea threatening Pusan, U. S. supply er a long awim. Eminence, Mo., Aug. 8— "No fear,” ahs answered, laugh­ wooded area near this south cen­ Communists and other aubvsr- •eU Intends to sak for ths profits permanently at S minimum of miles south of Red-held Yongdok, plan to invoke wage and price con­ posal to End War where 6outh KoreOBS.ore resist- ing. “ru keep going now. It tral Missouri town. stvae. trols automatically when Uvlag tax lotsr. 500,000 men. leSks only another or as to Ha points to ^ a t ba caBs *im- Mills sold "If Dongr«w li gOUV "Thrntlem pU wh»dh hnv# U#en1' Ihg mduntlhg Oommunlet pres- Choota the rtAVtax Supur> .4. The dead inclods B, N. Kanalar, coota rise 5 |Mr « M t It bock- Lakg tusBss*, A «f. •ur*. ll tha Bnish.” — tfockad aher Mr. Truman objactod loam Pillow yoa like Imt for She actually did net touch dry < m Pbffs ffbor) ala foeed afiother United Nations Fee PsrII* Taegu woaderfaL rdaxlag tlnp! « »» that thla wnold osaount to oa Invl- < •n M i* ) L UMBER land, at the and. tatlen to raise pricM to 5 per cent rebuff mi Korea today, but aha Front reports aoid at least 9 ,v- A few fast from the abors Una. The original proposal was up woe expected to strike back with 000 Red troop* forded the Nak­ BVILDim SUPPLIES under the 350-foot cliffs, she again today, however, in the form her 44th veto. tong river barrier in darkneaa clambered Into one of her row- of an amendment by Representa­ for a thnat to Taegu, South Ko­ beats. But ne one doiibtsd that Delegates were generally agreed rea's provisional capital and a SHINGLES . ROOFING Escort Vessels tive McKinnon (D-Oalif) to tho Autopsy Didn’t Show On this as they prepared to open she had fbdabsd her swim and Admlnlstratlon'a ISconomic Oon- key to American defensea In tha PARTICULARLY THESE DAYS mads It ons of ths grsatsst in the the aeoond week of ths Korean lAtulation • Wallboardt • Doan i trols Bill. McKinnon’s proposal diplomatic battle at a teaalon thla history of channel attempts. would require wage and price con­ (Oenttaued ou Page Four) / Chl-Namel Paint. afternoon of the 11-natlon Securi­ Not Far Off Record to French Navy trols to be slapp^ on If the cost Ayres Death Cause ty Oounell. of living incresses 6 per cent Youngstown Kitcdien Cabinets She waa not far short — by — 4i, !'■■■' ' ■ ' ■ ...... ______* ■ ' Whether the Council would vote Waka op rafTit.had— year channel swim stsndsrds — of the above what It was on June 16. 'The i t you want to make the most of these nice summer today or later in the week remain­ Reincke Named pillow Mayrteeoth, baoyul recognised men’s record of 11:05 France to Get Its First controls would be based on the Examination Results Not 1 ^H eaU t’ K U le rS ed to be seen. If Russia followed daya . . . save time by “ one stop shopping’* at comfortable —never lohipy or bwidiy. set by France’s Georges Michel In Dewey Decides June 10-25 levels. last wsek's pattern, however, s lot air conditioned Pinehurst. You will And the freshest 1926. U. S. Warships Under McKinnon’s amendment, which Too Good As Corpse more procedural wrangling ap­ Miss Chadwick was the third has strong House support, would peared to be In prospect. To Lead Guard fruits and vegetables . . . a full line of frosted foods . . . Foreign Military Aid let the president Impose controls Was Embalmed Before Granted Stay the finest meat in Manchester and well rounded line of SEE YOUR No Third Term Study Two Propoaala (Oontlaaed on Paga Two) sooner If he wishes, but would re­ Investigation Ordered Tha delegates had before them nationally advertised groceries and staples. Program on Saturday quire him to do it If the cost of two proposals, one offered by ths First Priority Units Will Lika « U gk pUfeteP New” Extra Ukm m ragmlmr-haight piO otef CasM ht loJm y— tee the sensa­ living ss reflected In the Labor ExcfniUon Is Postponed United States end one by the So­ LATEST Senator Ives Gives Up Department'a monthly index hikes Be Activated Sept, 1 You may wonder “why the big ad on Monday night.” The answer is that Wed- Plump,” PLATTE X Superjoam Diseover the pQlow that people tional riAm tx Superfoam Pil- ‘ Washington, Aug. 8 — (P) — Bridgeport, Aug. 8—(*V-The viets. When the'Council adjourned Pillow has all ticep-giviag ad­ ara prairing to the skice—the low! You’ll see why it’e etBkd - Gunmen Rob France will get its first two U, 8. .Try to Talk Governor as much as 5 per cent. surgeon who performed the au­ Pending Outcome of Friday for the weekend. It al­ To Fill 43rd’s Place /. R*May is MERCHANTS’ DAY in Manchester, and so far as we know ever>' large food warships under the foreign mili­ Differ on Extent of CXirba ready had become clear that a ma­ vantages that have made Super- plattbx Superfoam Pillovr—a the greatest advance in Jeeping Administration leaden In the topsy on Miss Ellssbeth M. Ayres. Supreme G>urt Appeal store, practically all the stores along the street, even some you never saw closed up tary aid program August 12 at Into Running Again 74 - year - old Danbury aplnster, jority vote would kill the Soviet foam Pillows natkmally famous! new idea in sleeping eomfort! comfort in more than 1,QOO years! Hm MATTIX Mcfotl Patented House were hopeful that by final Hartford, Aug. 8.—(ff)—Gover­ for a day before, will be locked up tight for the Annual Merchants’ Dav. So please Texas Home Philadelphia. whose death ta under Investiga­ reaolutlon and a Russian veto was Admiral “•uegared core'* conttractlon The two vessels are the 1,240- voting time, set for tomorrow, nor Bowlre today ordered Major shop Tuesday at Pinehurst and get your “good things to eat” for Tuesday and“ Washington, Aug. 8—(P)— Sena­ tion, told newimen today It did New York, Aug. S— — The waiting for the U. 8. proposals. / NOW! CNOOM TOUU PAVOUm PMLOW HBIOHTI endim yeaebaad! ton destroyer escorts Samuel F. they will be able to pass a bill giv­ "Lonely Heart*” slayers — Ray­ Tha actual conduct of the mil­ General Frederick G. Reincke of Wednesday. tor Ivea (R-NY) said to ^ y he has ing the president standby powers not show tho cause of death. Wethersfield, the sUU adjutant Masked Thugs Grab 15 Mills and Riddle, both In service given up attempts to convince To s question whether the Inves­ mond Fernandes and Mrs. Martha itary campaign in Korea, however, BoauHfuOy In World War n . over prices, wages, credit exten­ Beck — have been granted staya will not be affected by the Council general, to take command ol the French Ambassador Henri Bon­ Thomas E. Dewey that Dewey sion, priorities and allocations in tigation ought to be pursued, Dr,. State Guard Reserve. '^ousand Dollars in ought to for s third term as 'Thomas G. Chlffle, Yale Medical of execution pending an appea) to •talemate. PINEHURST WILL BE OPEN TUESDAY FROM 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M REG. $8.95. REG. TYPE net will accept the shlpa from addition to authority bo grant pro­ the U. S. Supreme court, a dsfensa Tho Soviet proposal provides: The chief executive directed Gems, Shoot at Cops Rear Admiral R. E. Schuirmann, governor of New York. duction loans and irapoae ration­ school pathologist, said: "Per­ that "first priority” unit* of ths COTTON COVERED. ‘I think the governor has made haps.” lawyer announced yesterday. II) That ths Council Invite Red CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY . . . MERCHANTS DAY commandant of the Fourth Naval ing. The President has Indicated Stays were aigned by Chief China and Red Korea to Uke part Reserve be activated September WHITE, BLUE. up his mind to retire to private life he would accept auch a bill if it To another question whether he 1, and said the Guard ultimately DaUaa, T«x., Aug. 8 —

— district. and his associates who made the Judge John T. Loughrsn of the in U. N. Korean diseussiona and MaMted gunmen raided a North In announcing the transfer to­ and I’m afraid nobody can change Isn’t made too restrictive. New York SUte Court of Appeals, (2) That the Council call for an will be built up to a strength of — Again we remind you that there’s “no Humbug” in Pinehurst Hamburg . . . It’a day the Defense department said his decision," Ives told a reporter. House sentiment Is largely in autopsy had found evidence of 5,000 men. The SUte Guardsmen Dallaa home late laat night and chronic nephritis and cancer of Attorney William Richter said. Immediate end of hostilities in ground fresh every few minutes, and we use only carefully trimmed Government iii- escaped with $15,000 in jewela and the ships will be renamed the Ives-said he thinks Joseph HaU' favor of that kind of bill, but Korea and order the withdrawtl will replace troops of the 43rd OeaShya feather dait! rtav- Mra. Beck, 30, and her boy qiected beef in this Pinehurst Chuck Ground. caah after a gun battle with offl- Arabe and Kabyle. ley, 74 year old lieutenant gover friend, Fernandec, 35, were ached' of United States and other foreign National Guard division, which Tax Suporfoam Pillow la al­ France la the second country to nor, la almost certain to be the Re­ (Oontlaned isa Page Four) (Oonttnoed oa Page Fear) troops. haa been called into Federal serv­ lergy-free, mildew-proof! cera. uled to die In the electric chair at One of the men Was wounded get warships from the United publican nominee for governor. Sing Sing prioon Aug. 31. They U. S. Condemns Rede ice. c r o s l e y ’ and later eurrendereil as city and States under the asristance pro­ The New York Senator added that were convicted of the bludgeon- The U. 8. proposal condemns General Reincke, who will con- PINEHURST CHUCK GROUND Lb. 69c county officera combed a held of gram. Two destroyer escorts were the Senatorial race seems to be atrangulation alaylng of Mra. Janet North Korea for Ignoring the Johnson grass several blocks transferred to iPhe Netherlands on "completely up In the air.” Fay, ee-ye*r-old Albany, N.Y. Council’s previous cesse-flre or­ (CoaUnued ea Pngs Two) FRANKFURTS BACON SQUARES June 1. Eight more ships of the Dawey’a action In turning over w l^ w .' ~ ders and calls upon all coiintriea COLD CUTS Lh. 33c it'ontlnaed on Paga Ponri same class are now being readied his August speaking engagements The cdnvictloni were upheld and to use their influence to end the REG. $9.95. EX’IHA PLUMP REG. *10.95. EXTRA PLUMP In American shipyards tor early to Hanley and In lending the News Flashes the death date eet by the State fighting or at least to keep it LAMB PATTIES MISSISSIPPI BACON Lb. 6 1 c delivery to Weetem European al­ from spreading. Lattimore Says Heutenant governor the servicee of the (iP) Wire) Court of Appeals. A clemency VEAL PATTIES COTTON COVERED. COTTON COVERED. lies. of bis secretary and campaign ILate plea has been heard by Gov, The Ameriesn resolution obvi­ TENDERKNIVED SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS or ladoohina Baeelvad Aid pubHclty director, Jamec Hagerty, Thomae B. Dewey, but he haa not ously was aimed directly at Rus­ WHITE, PINK and BLUE. CORDED WITH ZIPPI^ News Tidbits Indochina has received six sup­ has been Interpreted as a Dewey announced any decision. sia, since most of the world’s Non' Seat the Reds STEAKS port landing ahips and eight CM7 Communist countries already are CALVES LIVER RIB LAMB CHOPS lk 89c endorsement of Hanley. Gloria Msiws Mattrnity Reservation Similar Stays Obtained doing everything they can to stop Colled Fron (/P) Wires transport airplane* from thla Delays Senotorlat Dedalon BEEF LIVER From the Finest Genuine Spring Lamh. countiy. New York, Auf. 8—(AV-GIoria Vanderbilt Richter recently retained as the North Korean Invasion of A raportad acrambla among hetresB wife of Symphony Conductor I^poM Stokowski, has Urges Move as Conces- SWEETBREADS Turkey will take delivery o f a attorney for Fernandes, said eimi South Korea. U. 8. Army transport reaches submarine r*acu« ship oa Auguat lar stays ware obtained from Judge The Soviet reaolutlon, on the STEWING LAMB 39c . Slight Irregulars Heavy All White Dundee (OaattMsed am Pag* Poor) Bsade a maternity reservation at the Lying-In HMpiw her^ sion to Friend fmd strMcen Norweglnn freighter 15. Two submarines now balng re­ the hospital said today. Mrs. Stokowski, 26, and her husband, Loughrsn by himself and Herbert other hand, waa not even consld Our Com man has Just started On a new field of very tender yellow come Early 22” X 44” Large B a A Siae which la In danger of breaking up fitted by the Navy alao are expect­ E. Rosenberg, counsel for Mrs. ered seriously by the Council ms' Not as Appeasement Treasary Bakuicc 6K were married in Mexico in 1945. Jority. even though Soviet Deputy earn nomine this “dew fresh” com is left on our doorstep to be readv for your early You*r» invited To See Stevens 100% Linen in North Atlantic gale. . .Eight ed to go to Turkey. ♦ * ♦ Beck. selectiona • German policemen from Soviet Burma is axpqeted to get a Judge Loughran's orders pro­ Foreign Minister Jakob Malik, this Peterborough, N. H., Aug. S—(ff) . . RCA Victor At . sone In Germany, frightened by number of small totrol craft In ths Washington, Aug. S—(P)— Ths Gets Second Sentence Of Death . ^ - j vide that applications for hearing month's Council president, filed It —Owen Lattimore says a Oommu- recurrlM rumor* they wdll be near future. poslUon of tha Treasury Aug. 4. New Haven. Auf. 8—(A>)—The Superior Court for a ^ n d of appeals must be made to the U. under ttae beading of peaeefut set­ nlet China delegation should ba TENDER YELLOW CORN S. Supreme court within 90 days. tlement of the Korean question. Dos. TURKISH TOWELS sent to North Korea, See to Weat The tempo of arms aid to ths N*t budget receipts, $133,380,- time sentenced Filippo Tomassi today to death in the elwtric eeatid In the United Nations oa DISH TOWELS Berlin lor noylum- - - -P rot. B. smsller nations o f Southssst Asia 598.47; b u ^ t expenditures, $80,- The court does not meet until OC' The Soviet proposal in affect the first etep in making AeUtlo CARNATION B. Shire, British atom sdentiat, 733,974,03; cash balance, 34.494,- chair for murder. Tomassi, 60-year-old New Havener y'th » countries "our willing aosociateo.” LIMA BEANS says invisible film of radioactive (CoaUned aa Pago tw u ) 44S,3M.19. prison record, originally had been scheduled to go to the (Oontlaiied en Page Foot) (OoBtiaiied ea Page Four) LatUmoru told a group bera BRUNNER’S matter can be uaed to make land frair November 7 last for having faUlly woundcr Samuel loot night the United States MILK 3c».39c GREEN BEANS - area uninhabitable “ for aeveral iT ka h an . 65, during an attempt to hold up K rtanji Jewelry should follow the suggestion of ConnecticuPa 7 9 ^ nwatfca.” Prime Iflnleter Nehru of India Extra Special 5 9 ^ oa. store here. Tlie new execution date set by Judge Thomas J. STATE BRAND’S FINEST NATIVE TOMATOES A beautiful quality aU whlU turklsh towel that win glva ytare Kaadelpli OhnichlU, Winaton Aurora and Boreas Got Harvard Mountain Men tlut Ommuniet China should ba LARGEST of aervlca. Buy them by the down. CaiurcbiU’a 89-3fear-old eon. Joins MoUoy is the week of December 18. admitted to the U. N. In an effort CUCUMBERS staff of London DaUy Telegruh * * * to halt the Korean War. Four colors; Red, blue, green and gold. It la almoit Imppaaibla to BUTTER L b 73c TELEVISION as foreign correspondent In 1V>- General Manager Of AEC Quito . . . Scale Four Mile High Peak Tbs For EoaUm affairs expert la One-Qnartere > SUMMER SQUASH find tha Irregularitlaa. Fine quality linen that will give years AnoAer Shipment! kyo. . -OM>t B, H. UddeU Hart, • All Lit Up Last Evening said, boarevsr, that tha octlea o f waar. dl sting*?* British military Washington, Aug. 8—(ff^-CnrroU L. Wilaon resign^ to­ should bs Ukon. "as a ooneoaoloa DEALER day as General Maimger of the Atoade Energy Cmmiadon. Regular 00c Pure UneB commentator, says U. 8. ba* osily 7—(O —Two#800 mllaa northeast of lim a, sold to our friend and not as appeoso- B y Th# Aaaodated Prssa Awlth the explanation that It President Truman accepted the resignation, effective August Lima, Peru, Aug. ment for Sonet Rueata.” The su ^ dmand fw fo b ^ Farm Turkeys was more than we anticipated , . . 3 5 8 Em I Center Street 50-5# Bbaara of victory ' “ on unueuol dieploy of northern Harvard studenta have scaled Harroh suffered a frooen foot and HAND PAINTED . . .General Motors Corporation Boreas was chasing Aurora oU 15. The Commission designated Carleton Shugg, present hitherto-unconquered Mt. Tenip- Maxwell a frosen toe when they Need Aelatle ABtee d we had to ^ve oat “rdn checks” on a. few. We wiD have another large shipment —canting more money now than over the northern sky for on hour UgbU end added their own com- He declared it la ImporoUva SHOP IN COMFORT IN OUR menta on. tho beauty. Deputy General Manager, to serve as Acting General aja, called the "Butcher” by Peru­ were forced to spend the night on •thoo*. woHderfuIIy fm h 1950 crop 11 to IS lb. Robart Turkeys again this week any company In history—votes to lost night—«n d wer* they "lit that "tha spread of Oommunloai Othera, however, were uncon­ Manager. viana, but one la coming bock from the mountain without shelter. Rt-ths aame low price of 65c lb. Why not place your order now . , . Call 4151. OPEN AIR-CONDITIONED STORE give lU stockholders extra fllS,' up!” the succeaafui try with a frosen The men are due here tomorrow be cheeked la Asia,” but addad: Deocrilbedd by Weathermen aa the vinced that the brilliant display * • * “W# muot mmamber urn am 't 3SO.OOO dIvMend. didn’t portend evil. foot. fbr treatment. KITCHEN TOWELS Former Hartford Mayor Wil­ beet they hod over aeen, noithem Lone Gunman Rnba Tidcet Agent Perpetual blisaorda whip the top hold the line ogalaot Mon., Wed., Fri. The two men who mode the Green Stampa Given With Cash Sales liam H- Mortansen baoomas gansr- UghU floahed oen** the *ky be­ Flylag fnaear lovaalea Worcester, Mads., Aug. 8->

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and haa alwaya bsen Intermtsd In War I and a member of the Ameri­ Marins* sealsd valley walla and BortotussI, 47 of 112 Beechwood the Inboard No. 3 and 3 engines bsoB discharged from tts Wind failed on the takroff. civic affair*. can .Legion. He le employed in the ham Community Memorial hospi­ battled over rugged hills to reecue Okay Complete Truman Ready Small Change avenue, Torrington, fined $9 on a Examine B-29 Three K m ed the Fifth Regimental .Unit from a Obituary RockvUle Andover Flames burst oiit Immediately A graduate of MancMeater High purchasing department of Arrow- Rogers Coi^ tal and waa at hla horns on ths rules of the road charge; Fred­ ■chool, he le a veteran of World Hart and Hegeman In Hartford. ' Personal Hebron-Andover road. **S *im Communist flank attack which erick A. Hadden, 25 of 70 Cfliestnut as Are flghting crews poured wa­ been ilown on the green on husl- In ‘‘Mad Dog” temporarily ataUed the Leather­ Control Power To Ask Excess In State Idle Hill road, Glastonbury, fined $16 The (Tarnibar held by the Fire For Evidence ter and chemicals. A monstrous To Women With HoldsOuting nesa a few timoa and friends have neck drive; Red artillery and Invite Nurses for violation of rules of the read; Department cn Saturday was a explosion scattered blazing gaso­ been very much pleased at hla mortara raked the American linea William Panlcko, 56. of 84 Spring complete aucceea! Before 6 p. ro. line and plane debris over a wide Nagging Backache good start on the road to recovery. aa the Marines headed aouth on the For President Deaths Profits Taxes area. Shooting Spree Number of fiaima Re­ ■treat, fined $10 on a breach of the on that day, traffic from the road Air Force Rulcfi Sabo- Abfvt 800 Employees He underwent a serious opsraUon highway to Kosang and the Fifth To Gathering peace charge, while judgment Many of the casualties were Are A« wo fe t nliler, otrteo on4 o tn h i# O fff* > at the hospital. . „ TiMantry Regiment turned north­ Mias BHsabatli Shields waa suspended on a charge of to the old red school houae west O a s h o f lighters and Air Force personnel omertloHa oieeeelFo eiiioliiOff or oopotoro lo (Oontlnned from n tfe Om ) (OenManad from PMga Oas) (Coatlanad treaa Paga pas) ported About the Same tage Out in eoM ooietlm ee olowe 4om i kldotir f«M * Eajoy Aannal Event Mrs. Harold L. Gray and daugh­ west toward Chinju. At Chindong, Mias Elisabeth Shields, a resi­ common drunkard: Stanley Boron, end the atop sign Intersection who, with their wives and chil­ FOR DIABETIC AND thm. Tbie moy leo4 otoiif (oUu to oooi- ter Mary spent the week end St 12 miles east of Chinju, American dent at Chestnut Lodge, died early As W^ek Before 28, 75 Grand avenue, fined $5 on a Bomber in California plain o f n arpin t hoekocho, Ineo pop an^ there is a difference of opinion on to authorise ceiling* on' wages and south was handicapped and finally dren, lived In a closely parked eiieri|yi hon4aeboe ao4 4lulnoeo. QaiUtm At Webstar Lake Point O’Woods beach, at ths Wal­ about 63, a farmer, his son, Homer field vehicle* rolled over a Red today at the Manchester Memorial Meeting on Ovilian De­ breach of the peace charge; trailer area acarcely 50 yards L. Fsnsler, and a four-year-old how far the credit curbs should price* It certainly must put a oelU hatted except for admission to up nlphto nr f reguent pooeocoo moy roouit ler C. Hreitt cottage. ^ . roadblock which had stalled 45- go. Many Rapublicane and south­ hospital after a short Ulnesa. She Hartford, Aug. 8—Tha number Thomas J. Ronan, 40, of Grove Falrflcld-Sulsun Air Ba.se, away. from minor Hadder Irrltetlnne duo to ootd* It has been announced thst Rab­ girl, Barbara Harris. ton Pemhlng tanks after one had ing on profits.” fense to be Held in the scene of the fire house. There, SUGAR FREE DIETS dampnreo or d H ary Indteerotlono. AOswt jtlwss hundrsd • sinploysei ern Democrats want commodity waa a native of UancheMer. Meanwhile, the new general tax of claima for unemployment bene­ street, and Lawrence J. Monahan, Calif., Aug. 8.—(fli—Bite of "B-29 tf your dloenmforto oro due to tkooe bi Aaron Bokow of Wllllmantlc IdentlSM OaBmaa been knocked out. Mias Bhielda leaves her father, 45, East Main street, fined $5 oh booths were in action and all ijicky^ fouore. drm*l woH; try Doan*o Pllte. • MiM Mid gMSie o f tho Roewa O>rpor»- market apeculation and real es­ bill—being built around Mr, Tru­ fits In Connecticut remained al^ Manchester, August 15 persona became poeaesaors of such' •wreckage were examined closely will give a course of lessons for Cspt. J. A. Tandy of ths State On the extreme northeastern tate financing exempted from the Robert, on* sister, Mrs. Gklwerd moat unchanged at 38,994 for. a * Intoxication charges; Howard O. diuretic. Ueed eufccMfulhr hy mltlVnlie for ttoa. both tho ItandiMter beginners In lemming ths Hebrew man's 85,000,000,000 request—be­ 'prbea as teddy bears, fancy hats, over 10 yeora. While ihtee aymptomo may tn m Highway Patrol idsntiflsd the gun­ end of the front, the Reds exerted credit curbs. The administration Lay, of Hartford, and several week ended August 8 as combsred Johnson, 49, of Rockville fined $6 toilay for clues to a crash and ex­ To Speak Before often otherwUe occur, It'e am etlng kow language in reading and writing. gan to take shape In the Senate Rockville, Aug. 8.— (Special)— canes, boxes of candy, cakes, turk- and OOodmr P*0"t0t onJoy*** man as William Harris, 39, father heavy pressure against defending wants them Included. nieces and nephews. with 38,987 for the previous week. on a breach o f the peace charge. plosion which coat 17 lives and In­ many tlmeo f>oan*o irive happy rmlof Ths course la for children of agea South Korean divisions, but the Services wilt he held at the W. Finance Committee. All regletered nurses, trained at' lah toWala fancily boxed, plastic help the I t mIWo of kidney tubre and tUtori tlilrtssntti annual outln( ad Point of the slain child. , Chairman Spence (D-Ky) called These totals include 6,980 vacation Mary Nardtello, 33. of 23 Beach jured 60 persona. Loeal Rotariaiis du"h nut woBto. Get Do«n*o Pllle today! live to nine. It will begin after the Officers set up road blocks and attack was reported ‘‘contained.” P. Qutah Funeral Home, 335 Main Indications now are the com­ shutdown claims last, week and street, Waterbury, waa fined $9 ■bower curtains and the like. Be­ Breooa, WaboUr Laka. Webster, a meeting of the House Bankiiw; tendante, practical nuraes and September holidays and will Isat began an extensive search of the Allied warships off ITongdok Committee In advance of today's street, at 11 o'clock Thursday mittee may approve: 8,460 during the privloua week. on a charge of riolatlon of rules fore the entrance to Avery's store "If we can And. In this debris through the school year. It will 1. New levies of about $3,000,- Red Cross nuraes arc requested to bot-doga, aodaa and pop-corn were some chic to the trouble, It may Uaaa., yaotarday. Tha outing was hilla pounded enemy installations. House seaqjon. The plan waa to morning. Rev. R. W. MacCaul, of Vacation shutdown claima were of the road; Olaf E. Hansen. 48. Everett R. Kennedy, member of Sole Affcnta M d la coBjuactloo wlU» tha be hrid Sundays at the Jewish Other U.N. naval forces steam-, work out a compromise on which the Advent Cbriatlan church, 000,000 annually on In^vlduaf in­ filed by workers not entitled to attend a meeting to be held Tues­ of Elm road, Cromwell, waa fined on sale. The first floor of the fire save future fliers from the huiiu' Synagogue. Fifteen learners have Captain Tandy aaid It was pos- the Zoning Board of Appeals, will In Mancheater Rogera Corporation and Ka two slbls for a man to elude capture ed north for longrange bombard­ most of the opposing House Hartford, will officiate and burial comes. to put the total at near full vacation pay during plant day, August 15, at 8 p. m., at the $18 for violation of rules of the house was attractively arranged fate." said a high officer at this aiready been Hated and others will for bingo, while on the promentory address Rotarlans tonight on “ Ex­ locala. Oak Lodge No. 43 of Good­ for days In the rugged country. ment of North Korea's east coaat. groups. could agree. will be in the East cemetery. $22,000,000,000 a year. To do thla shutdowns. There were 370 World South Methodist church. Main road; nolle* were entered in the strategic base. MILKMAID be welcome. Mrs. Hqgo Lederer of A large number of amendmenta The funeral home will be open the committee may follow the War II veterans who applied for cases of Robert Minor, 19, of at the right a ferrla wheel waa op- Any possibility o f s a b o t a g e ceptions to Zoning." The meeting hS- year, and Maple Lodge No. U4 of the Basket Shop road will set as Harris Is well sicqualnted with the Five American warships. Including street, Manchester, when Dr. Raauty Alda Maacheotar. a heavy cruiser, struck at Tanebon, —many deacribed as technical and for callers after seven o'clock Wed­ President's graduated formula readjustment allowances under Crystal Lake on a charge of perated. The block dance was a was discounted. will be held at 6:30 at the Man­ treasurer and will be glad to give area. that would raise the tax bill of the 0 . 1. law last week. Ralph Lachausse will give a talk great attraction and enjoyed by chester t^ountry club. took advantage of the op- "Kxwllent Shot” 136 miles north of the' 38th Paral­ minor—were written Into the Con­ nesday evening. on Ovilian Defense. Dr. La­ breach of the peace, and Michael Inboard Engines Failed information. Columbia children trols Bill by the Senate Banking some Income groups by aa much Women made up 48.4 per cent onlookers aa well aa participants. The bomb-laden Stiperfor.t Mr. Kennedy ha.s been a member Arthur Drug Stores poittialty to honor Saul SHver- will be In the class as well as Harris waa described as an ex­ lel dividing TTorth and South chausse is a Manchester physi­ Kertennia, 30. of 325 Boys avenue, Committee In Its eight hours of ae 20 per cent, or it may call for a of those filing last week as com­ Goodyear, charged with disre­ The entire event waa managed by cra.shed Saturday midnight when of the zoning bcKly for three years SebL praaldent of the corporation, those from Hebron. cellent shot. 'forca. It was the 6rst major ahell- cian. The meeting will last ap­ Thomas O’Brien of Andover Lake. on tha complatlon of hla twentieth work yesterday and last night. flsit percentage .Increeae across the pared with 38.6 per cent for the garding a "stop signal." Several ntw Bchool RUp«rvlfior for "When he shoots ten limes, he ing north of the Parellel. British, Chairman Msybsnk ID-SC) said .Autopsy Failure board for all taxpayers. The in­ first week In January. proximately two houra. He and hli efficient co-workers -c'iiiu analvaraary with tha corporation. Hebron and area. C. Daniel Chub- gets meat every time,'' a member Dutch and South Korean vessels other cases Involving out-of-state that the job of whipping these creased rates may be effective Oc­ Initial claims under the CJonner- Picnic Tonight drivers were closed ^ th bonds be­ made thla a pleasant occaqion for Alfred Goulet, president of Oak bock, will be present at the meet­ of the aearchlng party declar^. plastered Inchon In the west coast a’msndmente Into eh a^ and pre­ tober 1, to take about $700,000,000 tlcut law rose to 4.399 for the Mrs. Alice K. Leopold; of Wes­ all who attended. The Ught dis­ {.lOdge, presented Mr. Sllveratein ing of the Hebron board of edu­ Sheriff ^Hubert Wright said Har­ for two houra. It Is the port of III Ayres (^ase ing forfeited for non-appearance paring a commltte* report proba­ from individuals In the last ' three week ended August 6 from 3.753 ton, Republican candidate for at yesterday’s session. play and convenience there from with a rollaway grill as a gift from cation Thuradsy evening. Hf has ris' wife had been living at the Red-held Scoill. bly would delay Senate debate on months of tMs year. for the previous week. However, secretary of state, will be the and decorating of the Interior of tha members of hla lodge, and hla office In Wllllmnntlc but la Fansler home recently, aUhough American F-80 Jets smashed at the Oontrola Bill until Thursday. (CoatlBued Prom Page One) 2. An additional take of $1,500,- these totals include 2,474. vacation guest speaker at the August Martin W. Allgair the fire house were delightful and Frank Andrews, president of now living in Middletown. He la It was not definitely known what Seoul and ahot up rail yards However, the atructure of the 000,000 from corporations by In­ shutdown Initial claima for last - meeting and picnic of the Wom­ Martin William Allgair, 68, of tranformed the location Into a Maple Lodge, presented him with married and has three children. motivated the shooting. against the heaviest and most ac­ bill was already put together by ] week and 1,370 for the prevlou.* en’s Republican Club of the town 73 Village street, died early this beautiful and cheery spot. Placards are mit advertiaing the colon, two of the causes set creasing the regular corporate in­ a pen and pencil aet from the mem­ Appeared i:ne*pectedly curate. Red antl-slrirsft fire of the the committee. come tax rates. This would bring week. of Vernon to be held this evening morning at the Rockville d t y hos­ Hebron's annual Town Fair. a.« It forth on the death certificate, ha The next regular meeting of the bers of hla lodge. Harris appeared at the F ans- war. Seoul was h'u by B-29i yes­ Principally the Preeldent could aaid at one point no such evidence corporation taxes to about $12,- There were 650 who exhausted at the Keeney farm In Somers- pital following a lingering illness. Eire Department will be held In la called this year Instead of Old ler farm home unexpectedly last their benefits last week making He was born In New Bnuiswlck Apply SCUTL at it comet from Mrs. Sllveratein was presented waa dlecloeild. At another, on the 0 0 0 , 0 00 , 0 00 . ville. .Mrs, Leopold will speak on Home Day. All sorts of attrac­ terday. Other American fighter Impose general price control and the fire house on Friday, August arlth a bouquet of gladioli and a night and shortly afterwards be­ same subject, he said he would The committee voted yesterday the total 29,400 since January 1, "The Republican Educational N. J., on January 23. 1882, a eon of 11 at 8 p. m. the box for eoiy. certain con­ tions are promised. planes were Con.stantly In action rationing when he felt It waa need­ 1930. eoraage of llowarlng maple. gan firing. along the hattlefronte. Marine ed. He cou)d do the same about prefer "not to comment." to pick up new millions by taxing Program," and also "Women's the late John and Josephine Zim­ At the preaching service In the trol of Crabgrati. There will be a doll carriage and Franslsr and ths Harris girl During the corresponding week merman Allgair and had been a iBiportaat Oneeta fliers ranged behind the fronts to wage controls. Points to Other Exnma —at the regular corporation rates Part In the Coming Election.'' Oongregational church at 11 a. m. Thit dry compound "Kuttlet" L UMBER bicycle parade, a baby show, bi­ were killed instantly. Homer L. In- 1049, there were 71,016 apply­ resident of Rockville over 50 Several Important guests were strike Red troop concentrations. While the President a.sked not .DK Chlffle pointed out, how­ —the unrelated buslnesa activities Mrs. Leopold was one of the out­ Mr. and Mra. Robert Mann were ugly Crabgfott without harm to cycle races, exhibits of vegetablea Fansler died en route to a hoepllal. ing for unemployment beiieflta standing members In the 1949 yeare. B illLD im SVPPLIES ■nlibint for tha occasion. These In- Carrier-based navy pilots flew 203 to be restricted the committee did ever that other Investigation* of educational, charitable and other received Into memberahip by .detirobl* grottet, portont or dudad Paul PhlUlpa from Albany, raised in home gardens, handi­ Wounded were Fapsler's wife. under the Connecticut law and 12.- General Assembly. She has been Mr. Allgair waa a member of transfer of letters. Oommunion sorties yesterday. The ishd-bssed write In a clause compelling him which have been made at the re­ tax-exempt organizations. 838 under the G. I. law. Included orealdent.. of the International craft by local people, canning, *Rosa, 60, aod a brother-in-law, El­ quest of County Coroner Theo­ vice chairman of the Weston the Rockville Fire department for service was observed after the pett. Ten year development of (dtnipictr Aftaortinent of I SHINGLES - ROOFING poultry and flowers, and probably mer Nichols. planes hit s near record of 900 to Invoke wage controls If price In these totals were . 9.221 initial Tovhi committee since 1942. For over 25 years and waa also a mem Biuthaitwod of Paper Makars. relllngs had been previously sF dore E. Stelber, before whom he preaching service. I Scoffs Retearch—lawn proven in many other things. There will be It was believed the Harris child flights. claims under the Connecticut law the past ten years she has been a her of St. Bernard's church. For Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Corthell JUICE PAK AND WAT'ER L,eena*d Oagnon, local represen­ An Intelligence officer at Gen­ "on materials. Services and prop­ testified In secrecy, such as thst and 195 under the Q. I. law. j all' sectiont of the country. I InHiilatloD • Wallboarda o Doors contests for chlVlren. such aa was accidentally killed during the member of the state board of the 42 years he wa» employed by the and daughter Jane spent the week! tative of the brotherhood, and Mr horaethoe pitching, baaehall throw­ eral MacArthur's headquarters erty comprlalng a subsUntiai. part of toxOCologists, might throw Madison Youth Bridgeport Leadflni^' PAK FRUITS isilld Shooting. further tight on the cause of death. Connecticut League of Women Connecticut Light and Power end at the home of Mr. Corthell’a rhl-Namrl Paliita • •/ and Mra Philip C. Gilford and ing. rolling pins, shot pul, etc. Takes 3 Girls With Him estimated North Korean losses in of all sales at retail and miterial- Bridgeport continued'to lead the Henry J. Blais, directors of the Voters. Company, having retired five parents Mr. and Mra. Wilbur Al­ Full assortment of cookien, randies. Rum. There will also be a supper with arris forced Fansler's daugh- the six week* of war were 41.500 ly affecting the' coat of living.” A* for hiipself, he had testified, state In the number of claima with Uttle League years ago. He was a director of Vuungatown Kitchen Cabinets Rogers Corporation. On the other hand, there Is per- he told newsmen, thst the findings First Casualty 9,235 followed, by Hartford 3,529, len, North Reading, Maasachu- ffinifer ale and maple nyrup. See our boxen entertainment of some kind, a telH l6-year-old Lola Jsan, and men. Washington announced yes­ Members of the Little League the Oooperatlve Store. ■etts. Awards Are Pieseated baseball game, a chlldrsn's movie. 16-ysar-old Joyce Thomas to ac- terday that tho confirmed and-an­ mlaalv* authority granted for the of the autopsy, aa fsr a* he could Waterbury 3,012, New Britain 2.- of chocolate candien. In addition to honoring Mr. President to try to work out vol­ ascertain, "were not remarkable." 737, New Heven 2;654, Stamford AU-Star team accompanied by a He leaves hie wife, Mra. Hedwlg Mrs. Ellen CrUley, Hartford, A ti for ”s a m u " The old Burrows Hill schoolhouse comp&ny him to hi§ cat. Mim nounced American casualties to Madison, Aug. 8.—fg')—Con­ haa been visiting Mrs. F. M. Case Anything for your diiibctlc, reducing, Silverstein three of the employees untary agreements on wages, The . hearing opened this morn­ 1,692, Meriden 1,452, Norwalk 1.- group of fans leave Rockville this Roetek Allgair, one son Lawrence, 400 sq ft Box—$ .95 CALL 4148 will'’ again be opened. This build­ Thoraaa la a frisn* of tho Fanaler date were 163 killed, 1.590 wound­ necticut's first known casualty of of Rockville, one daughter, Mrs. at her home on Andover Lake. allergy, nalt free or low calorie diet. of the corporation were given prices and suppllea before rssorl- ing'following a long secret State the Korean war died the same 190. Norwich 1,067. Anaonla 1,- afternoon at four o’clock for Mid­ 1250 tq ft B o x - 1.95 ing Is placarded aa 200 years old, family. . ed and 873 missing, up to Aug. 6. 0'37 and Thompsonvllle 1,011. Un­ dletown where they will represent’ Fred Wackford, of Windsor Locks, Mr. and Mrs. William Crowely •^•^fds for completion of twenty The'car went Into a ditch about Ing to mandatory control*. It Police Investigation. The probe day he wrote his mother a letter 5500 sq ft Bag— 6.85 but It Is probably even older than followed the disclosure that Dr. der 1,000 each were New London' this district in a semi-final game. one brother, Joseph, of Somerville, and family formerly of Andover nva and thirty years of a v ^ w - that, . The exact dates of Its build­ a mile and a half down the road. doean't aay he baa to try the vol­ telling her "don't worry about N. J. visited friends here over the week If you are on a weight reducing diet come in and Pbttr Chapman, a foreman at tha untary method flrat. Donald F. Gibson, 47-year-oId me.” 764. Middletown 735, Danbury 676, It was expected that a large dele­ Qwkkiy oppli« Danlelaon 573, Tor- tpcoodor. No 25 ScoNi SprtOf/or^ 9.95 oldest schoolhouse In the town acene/ were flretl on but eacap^ I Russia Poses home with Miss Ayres and to rington 481, Manchester 305 and tend the contest. Friday at 8:30 at the Ladd Fa McCapdlish, the former Maralyn ManchoMer, received a gold watch and la very primitive In Its In­ injury. , , . price curbs on a selective basis— son said last night she had been Pay Iteepecta neral Horae and at nine o'clock at CroWley and husband, who 1s In aoitahly Inacrlbad, in recognition who she left her estate of possi­ Wllllmantlc 205. terior, although changes have been Harris fled Into the weeds tak- A - I T T V that Is. on any selected Items thst Informed by the War department Members of Kiowa Council, De­ St. Bernard's church. Burial will the Navy Reserves have recently 'u im m m n of twenty-five years of service. A bly 1100,000 had sent her body to her 21-year-old son Lowell had The Norwalk office reported a msd4 through, the years. Ths ing LoU Jean with him. Mia* \ etO AS U .il. were getting out of line—without Yale immediately after her death seasonal layoff of 100 by a bathing gree of Pocahontas, will meet this be In St. Bernard's cemetery. The come from CJalifornla to Maryland foM watch waa Ukewlae preaent^ *niomaa w8i releieed unharmed. invokingggeneral controls. How­ been killed in Korea. Mrs. Etggert teacher's desk and old fashioned without religious ceremony. suit manufacturer. evening at 7:45 o’clock at the funeral home?wlII be open tomor­ where Mr. McCand'jsh Is to be CENTER PHARMACY Open Daily 7 A. M. to K P. M, to P»ul RuMell, now a Uad«r in wooden seats are worthy of Aotice, Thunderstorms hampered the ever, if a substantial part of the quoted the telegram aa saying In the. Norvilch area, a woolen post office to proceed to the Burke row evening and Thursday after­ stationed. Gordon Crowley will en­ BUSH HARDWARE CO. the Goodyear Division, formsrly of Embalming Body Hurt her son died July 23 of wounds he and many mementos of ths p u t search. Tha Highway Patrol con- Hits At Korea cost of living were Involved, the goods mill laid off about 50. Funeral home to pay their respects noon and evening. ter college this fall. The Crowleys 7f);i M AIN ST R E E T this town, for completion of rule requiring application of wage Dr. Chlffle laid that on* reason received white fighting with the "Where Pharmacy In A Profen-sion" Including Wed. Aftemoona hang on ths walla. sldsrad putting ons of Ita planes the results of the autopsy were The Waterbury office reported to their charter member, Mrs. Temporary Road ahd McCandlishes visited at the twenty-five years of service. Law­ controls would apply. Eighth Army. homeg of Mr. and Mrs. John In Sunday's Intsr-county league into the search as soon aa the not entirely satisfactory was that the following rehlrlngs; timepieces Nellie Jackson, who died on Sun­ Flockville motoriata and others 487 MAIN STREET TEL, 4256 Open ‘Til Noon On Sat. rence Copelpnd of Manchester, baseball gamea; the Hebron Town weather cleared. (CoaUBDod from Pag* Oae) Another committee - approved Son's 'Writing Bhaky 65, rubber goods 20, brass goods day. Hutchinson. Andover and Mr. and 'upon compleUon of thirty years the body had been embalmed on The mother said she had re­ using the Mile HIU road are now Mra. Robert Farrand, Manchester. Team loat to Andover on the home Fifty to 75 men armed with section authoriaea the creation of Its arrival at Yale, before It was 20 and iron goods 20. Meetings going over a temporary road C A R e Prq;dact o f servlcs with the local concern, groundi. the visiting team giving rifles aided offlcal* in scouring would have the Council call off It* machinery, presumably something ceived a letter from her son dated Tbs Amsrican Legion officers was given s government bond. efforts to drive the North Korean* known that Coroner Stelber want­ July 23. the day the War depart­ which haa been built to the cast ths local boys a asvsra drubbing. ths hUlsldea. ilk* the old war labor ooard, to ed an. autopsy made. and trustees will meet this eve­ of the new overpass to reach the The outing began at 9:30 a.m. Tha Ollasd ’Ilgers, on ths other Bhsrlff White told men In beck to the 38th Parellel end leave deal with labor disputes in Indus­ ment said he died. She said her ning at the home of David Mills and lasted until nine o’clock In the the Communist* In control of all In consequence, he told report­ ■on’s handwriting was "shaky Dewey Decides Wilbur O oss highway, being hand, won their gams from Bolton Eminence. trie* that might be covered by ers, ths results were not as good on Talcott avenue to discuss plans routed this way on Monday. The evening. Transportation was pro­ by' a substantial acors. "I want you hoy* who have but the southern tip of Korea. wage control. The committee etlp- and uneven,” because, he said, he for the coming year. vided from both plants and lunch- Then, under the Soviet plan, peace as they would hav* been had the waa on a boat and the lights had concrete abutments for the new Horace W. Ssllera arrived Mon< nothing to do to arm yourself and ulatsd any auch agency would autopsy been performed while the No Third Term The Tolland County Veteran’s ,;eon and dinner were served. talks would begin. gone out. overpass have been constructed, day from Carlisle, Penn., to spend go out there. Don’t go alone. Take have to work within ths Taft- body was "fresh.” Firemen’s Association meejs to­ and the approaches to the over­ ' Water and field events were held. a visit of several days at hla He­ someone els* with you." The battle at Lake Buccesa thus Hartley law. "Don't worry about me," he night at the Hockanum firehouse. 'Co-chsirmen of the committee Among ths first to enter the (Centtaaad from Page Oae) pass have been filled In. with the bron home. find Body In Oar continued to be primarily a war of ^While Chairman Maybank de­ room where the hearing was con­ wrote hie mother. "I've mad* boat There will b« * meeting of the Planning the outing ware Alfred propaganda. Delegatee are most trips before and I’ll be all rlghL" work now starting on the founda­ Barbara Harris body was found scribed the committee approval of ducted in unueusi sec'recy waa Red Men this evening at the Red tion for the middle support of the | .Goulet, Prank Andrews and MU concerned with the poeelblllty of Young Eggert graduated from eligible Republicans for the lieu­ Men's Home with a meeting of the In her father’s car. TTit iherlff the bill as unanimous, he n o M Dr. Olbeon. The first witness to planned bridge. This la the flrat 'ton Teoman. said he baUavsd Harris jraa at­ new aggressions by the Commu­ Hand High school. here and en­ tenant governor nomination, to run Red Men's Club, Inc., to follow. that some of the Benatore had ns- leave the hearing was J. August on the ticket with Hanley, mppaVr of several dverpasaea being con­ Warns Nation tempting to take her to a hospital nists elsewhere. Borne etlll be­ served the right to oppose the sec­ Deakin, Danbury town clerk. He listed at once. He served two Hie Women of the Moos* meet BetiBr Balanca^ mak^ niERUIRY lieve that Russia ended her seven- years with the occupation forces ently will delay any decision on this araning at eight o’clock with structed in the town of Vernon when hi* car ran off the road. tions covering wage-price cniitrola told reporters he had given Stel­ and Tolland on the Wilbur Cross Prosecutlnr Attorney Friend month boycott of the Security and tabor dispUtea machinery. Sen­ in Japan before being shipped ’to the Senatorial race until shortly a social to follow. The executive ber Uie death^ certificate, aimed Korea. before the <30P BUt* convention highway. Hebron On Hysteria Greene said Harria was an ex­ Council so she could use the veto ator Capehart (R.. Ind.) listed by Dr. FVank Oenovee* of Dan­ committee will meet at 7:30 p. m. convict and formerly lived In St. to foreatall future action such as himeelf, Bienators Bricker (R., bury, which ITsted nephritl* and in September. preceding the regular business Albsrt Gray, 4-H Club County Louis. that taken by the Council on the Ohio) and Tpbey (R., N. H.) as re­ cancer of the colon among the Several Republicans considered session. agent, accompanied by Alfred In Message The shooting occurred In a small Korean problem. serving auch rights. causes of Miss Ayres' death. ^HearF Killers eligible for tho Senatorial nomina­ The S t Bernard’s Men's d u b Goldstein, leader of the 4-H club farmhouse. Greene said apparent­ Secretary-General Trygve Lie In addition to the wage-prlce- Accompanied By Lawyer tion also are on the available list will meet this evening at eight “ Spaikiaa,” went on a tour of ly every ahot Harria fired hit Its made It clear St hi* weekly news rationlng control authority, the Dr. Gibson, who lived at Miss for the lieutenant governor race o’clock In the church haU. AU men WANTED Granted Stay of the pariah, both young and old bo§t car •for vDu! conference yesterday that if any and some apparently are more in- g a len a o f club mombers In He­ (Oeattaned F>em Page One) ’’^ark. None waa found In the commltte* approved the more lim­ Ayres’ home and attended her In bron recently, Inspecting all gar­ walla of tha houae. such emergency arose, he was pre­ ited economic controls Mr. Tru­ her last lUneaa, waa accompanied teresUd In the state than the na­ are Invited to attend the meeting, Stenographer dens and judging. The result pared to call, on 24 houra notice, man asked last month. by David Goldstein, Bridgeport (Oontlnoed from Page One) tional office. d t y Oourt cases portant defecta" In present lawa a special meeting of the 59-Na­ Judge Saul Pelzer presided at , ranched was that the gardens of and asks their correction before These include authority to allo­ lawy.?r whom he engaged last New York la one of the states tional General Assembly. In the tober, and the executions are the aesaion of the Rockville City Comptonieter Charles and Bela Schrsier wars adjournment of the preaent ses­ cate scarce industrial materials, to week after telling newsmen he singled out by Republicans In their U.N. Allack Gains Assembly neither Russia nor any stayed until it rules on the cases. Oourt held Monday with the fol­ hast of the lot. The Sehrclera live sion of Oongrese. assign priorities for defense pro­ nsaumed he was going to be *c- drive to pick up the seven seats Operator on the former Loren M. Lord other nation ha* a veto with which duction, to let the government cuaed of murder. No charge has Richatre said the appeal will they need to wrest control of the lowing cases being disposed of: plabs. Hebron-Amston road. The Various Bills Pending to block action. be based on the ground that both Senate from the Democrats In tim David C. Garrity, 50 of 46 Linden Despite Red Fiii*y take over private plants If neces­ bees filed against him. street, Blast Hartford, charged hoys wlU receivs awards on No reference.!* made, apparent­ Lie Indicated that. If he felt the sary and to curb consumer credit Among others present In the defendants bad the same trial at' November election. • Apply VOU OETTHE KPHTPOWER-t achlavoipant night, which takes ly. to outlawing the Communist situation warranted, he would not and real estate, construction credit hearing room when Stelber opened torney—Rosenberg—although they Some New York Republicans ap­ with violation of rules of the road, place at a later date. Party. (Conttnned from Fags One) hesitate to Ignore U. N. rules which the Inquest at 9:37 a. m. (e. s. t.) had conflicting interests. bad his case continued; Eidward parently think they would hav* W. Koenlng, 44, 359 Brewer street, Pioneer Parachute With a big, new Mercury, you’ve got an engto* FoUowiilg the garden tour the Various bills to deal with Com­ provide for a minimum 14-day were Major Leo F. Carroll of the Relative* Hire Lawyer a better chance of carrying the ■ ^ • momhars had a picnic lunch at munists and subversion are pend­ remaining beachhead. More thou­ notice of Assembly meetings. State police, lieutenant Jeaae Relatives of Fernandez, whose East Hartford, fined $12 for viola­ Co., Inc. that'a right far the car—and a car thafe right tor state and putting a Senatorial tion of rules of the road; Mario Oolumbia Lake, and In the evening ing . in Congress, several spon­ sands were reported massing on G u n m e n R o b Foley, commander of the State part in the crime was a point of nominee across If Dewey ran again. tha engine. Reeult: livelier “ get-up^md-go” per- aojoyed a dog roast at the home sored by Republicans. the far aide of the river, with Red Police barracks at Ridgefield contention, hired Richter to de­ They have been aponsoring ■ draft- I'l tanks rolling up. fonnenee . . . plue greater economyl Mercury ie of their Isador. Mr. Truman's decision to aand T e x a s H o m e wMch has jurladletion over the fend Mm only recently. Fernandes Dewey drive. III Edward A. Bmlth la nursing a e message to the leglslatore on Tokyo headquarters said: Marines May Danbury area, and Officer Edward and Mra. Beck originally were Senator Lehman (D-Llb-NY) I* "Ameriea’e No. 1 Economy Car’’l rather badly Cut thumb, suffered the subject at this time apparent­ "The posalbie threat from the F. Olardina, described as the bar­ acheduled to die nine months ago, aeatired of Democratic and Liberal when weights fell and crashed ly indicated he wanted legislation small bridgeheads thrown across (Centtoued Prom Page 0*e) racks' ace investigator. Word of the stays waa relayed the Naktong river has neither in­ nomination In the Senatorial race. down from a window in the Con­ of hi* own choosing. Soon Ask O. K. Dr. Gibson, appearing serious but to the defendants in the ‘ Death The Democratic choice for gover­ creased nor decreased." away. A second, and possibly a gregational Church which he was First word that the Chief Ex­ calm. Interrupted a honeymoon to Houa* through a chaplain. nor atm 1* up Jn the air. 'adjusting. It took seven stitches Headquarters aald enemy cas- third, man escaped. ar.ower Steiber's subpoena, but was ecutive had drafted an antl-eabo- ualttea continued high, with about. Mra. Fay was siaip I9 Valley Republicans gave some eigne, to tak* ear* of ths wound. Mr. tage meaaage came from ^peaker For Expansion The loot is atlU missing. not accompanied by Me bride of Stream, N. Y., in January, 1949. meanwhile, of adding Oklahoma 300 Communiste killed or captur­ Two masked men appeared Smith waa lucky to esesp* with no Rayburn. three days. The prosecution charged she waa to the Hat of etatee. where they won* an injury. A* It was report­ ed In a mopup of pockets by Task about 10:80 p. m. at the Preston Rayburn Silent on Detaila Force Kean, the offensive drive (Oontlnoed froai Pag* One) Not Slated to Testify victim of a widespread scheme will put on big scale efforta to NOW Hollow home of E. R. Brann, an ed Mr. Smith's thumb was not Rayburn made hie announce­ Goldstein said it waa improbable to get money from women whom knock off Democratic senators. caustd by the weight dropping up­ commanded hy Major General Wil­ independent oilman. He and his ment shortly after he and Vies liam Kean. American casualties made to whittle the corps down to that Dr. Gibson would be asked Fernandes met through Lonely OOP leadera haVe announced on It, but It waa caught in some a guard outfit, through appropri­ wife and Mrs. Brann's mother, to testify at today’s session. The Hearts clubs. IS THE TIME TO BUY A President Barkley conferred with for 24 hours were placed at 10 Mrs. John Btalling, wore resting they will bring Rev. Bill Alexander, wmy bstwsan ths window saahes. ations, must be stopped once and lawyer added that ba bad not yet The defendants, arrested to tbalr Benatoctol nominee, to‘Wash- Chairman to aerva the Hebron President Truman along srlth killed, SO wounded and eevtn mlas- In a den at the back .pf tha Senate Majority Leader Lucas and Ing. for all," Mansfield said msM np Ma mind whathsr to par- Michigan to another "Leoely )wgtnn later thla .month for con- YOU fig THE RIGHT MDIW6 COMWRTl Parsnt-Tsacher Association for The first 80,000 of the Marine house. mIt Dr> Gibson to tak* the stand, Hearta” nurder case, were extra­ the coming school year, chosen at House Majority Leader McCor­ Operation Kaan began to gather Tha two men tied the hands of ferencea with party officials. mack. momentum again after bogging Volunteer Reserves are to be or­ but he left newamen with the Im- dited her* for trial In Mrs. Fay's Alexander,'* pastor of an Okla­ the last masting of the PTA are: the Branns and Mrs. Smalling preasion that he waa not likely to slaying because New York has The road may look rough—but it will never /eel rough Budget and flnsnes, Norton P. Rayburn would not dlacuss de­ down at the end of a 10-mlIe dered to active duty between homa City church, quit the cam­ Aug. 15 and Oct. 31. No mobiliza­ after they made them He on the capiUl punishment and Michigan —whm you travel in Mercuryl '•Cushion-Coil” Wamsr; pubUcaUona. Mrs. Jan* tail* of the President’s meaeage. plunge toward Chinju againri stiff floor, then began a systematic do so. paign for th v Democratic Sena­ BLACKSTONE Btatber, who almost alwaya con­ " not. Aldan; ways and meant, Slrreno "It deals with security, sabo­ opposition. It last waa reported 12 tion date has been set for the re­ search of the house. torial nomination to switch tocthe ■pringing plus foam-rubber, cuah'ioned. seats make it A. Scranton; hospitality, Mrs. WU- tage and Communists,” tha Speak­ miiss asst of burned out Qiiiijn> maining 30,000. ducts toqtaeato opanly, did not aay Republican race and win It; U. . Eighth Army headqu*^ Meanwhile a neighbor becama why 6a had daridad to hold this the smoothest thing on wheels. And six ride com/orl- llam Jamas Johnston; procedure er told reporters. 8 Organized ground reseiwe unite auspicious and called police. Ons The last Republican Senator and by-laws, Dr. Charles M. Lar- To Aek LegtStatlon ter* In Korea said the Rad break already have been summoned to eno behind closed doors. It waa Public Records elected from Oklahoma. Ed Moore, ably in this big, roomy, broad-beamed Mercury, tool patrolman went tp the Brann’a his deciaton that psrmlttod Dr. comh; wslfar*. Mrs. Bradley Bat­ He' said the President probably through the Naktong river Une active duty. Some air reserve door and rang tha ball. made the same aort of party switch AUTOMATIC son; publicity. Mrs. Joseph P. will, ask for additional le^alation. was of “ primary concenV’ units went on active duty about Olbacn and Ms counsal to ba prss- before he won in 1942. Three OommunUt reglmenU slip­ Another stood In tiM yard. Penolla Novak; sick committee. Mr*, “Will it look like the Mundt- three weeks ago and additional "Coma on in,” n man’s volea ant during tha Invastlgstion. Alexander will be oppoeing Rep. ped across the river and more unite are to be called up. Dr. Oihaon, attlrad In a blua Cheater T. KactosM, dwaUtog asrsne* E. l^rtsr; hot lunch. Nixon bill?” a reporter asked. eallad out oordlaUy to PoUoo Offl- ■to rooms EdwaiBa atnqt |U,Oo£ Mike Monroney, who wMpped Sen­ Mrs. Charles M. Larcomb; mem- "I wouldn't think ao,” Rayburn were on the way. At least one Some women reserves also aro oor William C GrinnalL As Grin* dstthta-kraastad suit. wMts HUrt, ator Elmer Thoniaa In two primary tuik was across and the Red* hlus snd rad Us and psM m s hsL Marion Boelsrt, dwolUng, Bvo Iterahlp, Mrs. Archie Green. replied, adding: "Not In Its en­ to be called but the Marines aren't noU stonpad toalda hla arms wars rooBU and garaga Putnam atraat batilea to win the Democratic Albert Coolidg* Is president. tirety.". were attempting to ferry over sure how many. arrivad at tha hsartog room In tho nomination. WASHER pinionad behind Mm and Ms ra- 110,000. ■ Me*. William James Johnston, The Mundt-Nlxon bill, among more armor In the same manner There are 72,000 Marine regu­ vohrar jorked from tha holstor. B u i^ o r Oourtbooaa, about 10 Bruno L a d m , altaratlons, 88 vica-prealdsnt; Mrs. Richard M. other thing*, would require Com' in which they breached other wa­ lars, 44,000 In the organlaad Baadito Fisa mtoutos bofora tha toqoast bagan. Horton roadtoOiM). YOU BffTHE weitr MwaauiYi Grant, aaerstary; Mrs. Charles 8. munlate and Communlata FVonta ter delensc lines In their march ground reserve, 7,000 orgaalaed Tho bandits notlead anothar Corooar Btalhar orderad tha to- OUvor B. Oothbarg, alterations, Bamca, traasurer. to register with the Justice de­ down the Korean peninsula, reaem air unite and 80,000 vol­ qusat aftw Dr. John D. Booth, Make Life Eesier poUconlUcoman in tho yard of tho •0 Broad stroot 1800. If ever a car waa "built for the road," it’s Mercuryl It Mrs. Emaat Bottomlsy, princl- partment Representative Nixon ora right Way Up BMge unteer reserves. aeuB*. Thoy flrod aovoral abets madleal anamtoor, reportad ha was Andrew Anialdl. dwoUtof, four p*l of ths Hebron sismentary (R„ Oallf,), a member of tha Un The new Oenmunlet affenelv* The volunteer raaervlst Is not •toot aattoflad^ that Mlaa Ayres' )tooma Princeton stroot $0,000. takes curviea, rough roads mm though they didn’t existi school, wlU also be aaksd to b* on at Mm through a Wg Mptnra via* NOTICE for Wife or American Aotlvltlaa oommlttee, la was only 18 miles northwest of trained nor paid until called to daw, than roloaaod OrInnoU and dsath did not result from somaona's DarroU M o r ^ tta , alterations, And to Mercury they dm’U Get your handa on it for the executive committee, of which sponsoring It In the Houae. Tnegu, Another Rad prong acUvfi duty. The orgaalaed reserv- criminal act, omission or aagU ran out the back door. 187 Vamon street 88,0(W. JIM’S HAT CLEANING just a few miles—and you’ll know what we mesa when a)l the above names make up the The measure la similar to the speared across the Naktong about let trains regularly and la paid. dance. ^ Robert D. (yOonnell, alterationa, Mother. sum. A special effort wlU be made OrlnnsU sprinted to Ms patrol Mundt - Ferguson - Johnson MU 30 miles . to the south near There were these other military oar and granbsd a shotgun. Ho Olbaan Mnrrted Baturday 08 Avondale road 1880. and SHOE SHINE we lay: “Go for a ride—and you’ll go for Mercuryr to incroase the memberahip of the pending In the Senate. Changnyong. Freah U. 8,1, troop* developmente: Dr. Oihaon and Mra. Aims Wet organisation, and all interested the atrset aftar tha Warrantee Deeds Follows Prevtons'Aetlesi were ortereid to wipe out Oil* 1. -The coast GuSrd said It-latwo. more, 40. his office nurse, were Frank E., and Hazel Burt to PARLOR NOW CLOSED In child welfare will be welcomed bridgehead Tuesday at nlghtfalL trying to re-enlist former guards­ married last Saturday, tha day Margaret Fox, property on Lenox Long Hours Laun­ In the ranks. As yet no program The Tniman message apparent­ As the bandits reached their car, ly was to follow through on step* Major General John E. Church, men and rfservlsU, between the one turned and fired several shots after Mlta Ayrea* fUnaraL street. Anyaaa whs left ehoes or hate VsmraltUe chairman has been age* of 17 and 45, In the volun­ {diaaen. already takan to g u ^ against commanding the 24th Division# at GrinneU from a rifle. Grinnell Miss Ayre# died Juljr 8d. Her Rolling Park, Incorporated, to to be eleeaefi may call for them dering are Unnee* sabotage. ordered the bridgehead cleared teer reserves. These can not be body waa sent to the Tale Medl' Andrew and Anna Tomko, proper­ at n Fedter BIriat. We will <1 airtbday preaenta which took a celled to active duty without dived into a ditcl^ then fired at The president on July 34 asked out by darkness, but later said It the bandits' car threa times, TIm cal school, but was returnsd to ty on Bratton road. ceatiaoe to ia hats an« 8-toae tnonth to reach here from Japan their consent, the Coast Guard John and Ann Wright to Alfred essary today. '*■— been meatved from L t the American public to turn over probably couldn't be done before buckshot wounded one of the men Danbury fbr burial after Coroner al tomorrow. aaid. Btetber entered the case. Dr. Olh- and Dorothy Roggl, property at 8. Gray. ^ Mra. Harry H. to the FBI any Information on 2. General J. Lawton Collins, and punctured both roar tiraa on West Canter - - - - L t Gray's atater, *pyfk8t ‘sabotage or other subvar- The fresh doughboys laimched the car. eon told investigatora he had seat counterattack which plunged Army Chief of Staff, gave a House a hpndaoma aet of hand alve activities. With two tiros flat and no llghU tha body to Tale to fulfillment o f ahead for a mil* half way up military subcommittee a progress I wine giaaaas In a eaae. Mlae Four days later, FBI Dirsetor report on the army's tank pro­ the car drove off. Mlae Ayree' wishes that It be used Oeay. another slater, had a J. Edgar Hoover listed ways ths Important ridge against flero* for medical research. WE HAVE A FEW WASHERS JUST GOME Red mortar and small arms firs, gram. The subcommittee chair­ The getaway car waa found o f a doO blaed Japanese people could help. The first thing, man, Rep. Phllblh (D-Maas), re­ stalled several blocks away to a In addition to Dr. Oihaon. Coro­ and made contact With a com­ ner Btelher has summoned to the * up in army he said, was to caU tha FBI qqlek- fused to comment on what ColUns flald covered with high Johaaon IN FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. ly with any facta—not ^lBt goaalp pany of the 84th Regiment al­ aaid. Inquest Dr. Flrank Oenovase of or nimnr. . ready In pcMltion on the hill, suit grass. OBteera found um wounded Danbury, who signed Miss AyraF 8. PreaHiwt Truman got a 80- man lying on Ma back with Ms In wlditkin, tha Ooaat Guard Red iwslstance stopped the drive minute briatlng from the Joint death certificate, and Dr. Tbomafi and you'll p RIEROIRY handa to the air. Hla right leg waa is chacldag forrign veaaala there. chief* of atatf ea the military alt* L. Chiffelle, a Tale pathologtat well offshore to make sure they Th* Bwin fighting on the Nak- smaabad by buduhot who performed an autopsy -on -tha uatioii. Normally Mr. Truman calls The man told officera he was kr* tariaging no atom bombs or t

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ths support o f ths Aslatlea them- Annivtrsary task hli ralsaas on a writ bf habeas Pet Shows Are Featured Tells Sheriffs WOMS ~ 1418 W TIU — 1080 corpus. They failed to get It from iUmrl|r«Ur Mlvsa. Ovar in Hiroshima, a siran Ships Answer Gilead Bridges Tries ths District court yssterdsy. That even Washlngtoa Is wor­ WDRU - 1880 W FH A — 188.1 Now Is TIm Time! - sounded, and ths surviving popu­ Turnpike Auto Body Works / They contend the jalUnf of the ried about this possibility Is shown WK.NB - 840 Today ^8 Radio W HAV — 010 The Hebron Orange P. of H. No. waterfront leader ia a vlblatlon of Do you dread sammer raeaHoaa heeagaa et atttf, t»i ContitiQ Ifrrsld lation of that city observed the A t the Local Playgrounds Stop Gambling SOS §iiminoiis For Freedom attractive hair on your (ace, araw «r iM t? If aeplM to the speed , with which W. Built On Intsgrity Growing On S«rvira WCCC — 1280 WTHT — 1280 I l l Will hold only one meeting thM \ his conatitutlonal rights. *«I3iSSSm*S-S?«c by fifth anniversary of Its atomic Essteni Osyllght Time this summer. Now la the ttme to have toe eoadltUM eliaag»< Iqr AvaroU Hanrlmafk PTBSidant Tru- month and that will be on Tues- When Judge Harris revoked bsil the permanent safe method ot cleetrotyala. F n a eeasnnlstlaM It Mm U aMM. bomb with a sasaion of silent Florida Governor Says 166 MIDDLE TURNPIKE PHONE 7043 Last waak was Pet show w eak. fltunkua took second prize with a 10:30— Rpil Tainted Union Chief Saturday, he termed Bridgea by appointment. ItuekMtar, Oobb. man'a Bpoclal \VaaBlatAnt, was 4:00— Leaking Norwegian Ship day, August i5. at eight o’clock "probably one of ths most potent prayer. Down in New York City, at ths local playgrounds gnd win­ kittan. WDRC—Strlk* It Rich. WDRC—Music. rmm*» mmnov. rushed out to confer with Osneral He Will Fire Offi­ figures in the Comnnunlst party In VNB^ TNBB, 0 «I’1 »U w^ one peace group and one religious A t tha Waat Bide the Pet show Mechanical and Auto Body Repairing W TH T— Family Album. W TH T—Newspaper of the Air. Carrying Heavy Makes Second Bid To MsoArthur after the latter had ners were as follows: winners were as follows: Judy lecturer. Mrs. Julia Novak has an­ America today." ELECTROLYSIS SALON fnwitBt OeteXf t, UP. . group also marked the annlver- cers Not Complying W H A Y —Your PlaybiU. WTIC—A Life In Your Hands. Circuit Appeal Court ,)' made his surprise visit, bn his Robertson Park. Vincent De- Lennon with her dog for the btg- WTIC—Backstage Wife. 10:46— O f Porcelain Clays nounced that a movie "W ildfire" 889 MAIN HT. M. CItOBSBN, R.N. OVER RIARUmni yatma x rnnrr c*«iiaB bsmbi eary with prayer. Mstr# dog "W inky;” amsllsst, geat animal. Honny Hampton won Painting, Prompt Service Phone Offtoe 8-2«8l—Honaa 2-SS8S Iwitajr aat KBlIta^ ■Btcnu at Ui< own initlsftv#. to Formosa and Tallahastse. Fla., Aug. 8— (A>)— WCCC—1290 Oub. W n iT—Hall of Fame in color will be shown at 8:.70 p.m. But only in tha city In which Alice Croaby, gold flak: youngest, the cuteet with her kitten. Elinor : — New York. Aug. 8.—iiP»—Ships San Francisco. Aug. 8 — (/F — Deaths Last Night Ufiloe Hooret 9t80 A. M. to 8 P. M. PBBt bCIw a HaadiMU^ Cobb., bb Chiang Ksi-shak. Florida'a aherlffs amd constablsa W KNB— News; SporU Parade. 11 00 and the public is invited to see IBbbM aaat Mali Katur. tha first atomic bomb fell was Butch Chamberlain a puppy. ' Harmaon took the prize for the Written Guarantee Terms 4:18— News on all stations. of three nations sped today to this movie. A abort buslnesi meet­ Harry Bridges, jailed aa "an agent Wed. ^rtemooaa and Evenlnga By Appnlatnieat MacArthur's visit, of course, Tippy; oddest. Johnny McCarthy ' beat groomed and Angle Orasso haye nottes that Governor Warren w n c —Stella DalUa. 11: 10— nelp a Norwegian freighter In ing will be held before the show. MatcaipnoN katm there any widespread marking of dedicated to . . . ths Communist Clifton Snringa. N. T .—The Rev. served to cryatalllxe an alliance a one eyed eat; oldest, Francis won the prize for the amallest. will oust them from office first WONB—Jack Downey's Music WDRC—World Tonight: News. danger of breaking up in the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hunt of Om Taar tgr Mall ...... tiO.OO the anniverMry. Wujer dog. Cookie; bast groomed, Miss Ruth Ryan and Joe Bellla program” today makes his second ’ Frank Dunlap Gamewell, 92, hero Mb BMBtlu ky MaU ...... t * 00 between ourselves and CThlang and hear their excuses later if Shop. 11:15— North Atlantic. Yonkers; N. Y.. have been the Most of the world outaide that Ann Bingham, dog. Bandy; biggest, were the judges. The stricken vessel —swept by bid to win freedom. ' of the siege of Peking during the Oaa BMatb ky Malt ...... t MW gambling ia found in their coun­ 4:10— W T H T - Joe Hasel. guests of Mr. and Mra, Carl L.iiikof Boxer rebellton, who served as a •laffiB O yr ...... I m Kai-shek, whereas tha strict let­ city waa concerned with a poaal- dog ’Timmy'; cutest. Dick Kss- This week all the play areas will WDRC— New England Notebook W TIC —Songs by Eddie Fischer high sea.' is the S.S. Belfri, a of East street, 'I'hta lime it 1« before the U. 8. ' WoBkly. ky Okniar ...... I -2« inaki dog 'Teddy'; Honorable men­ feature Doll shows on Thursday ties after 30 days. ( Methodist mtsaionai’y in China ter of Praaldent Truman's an­ bllity that the people of that city, W H A Y —V e «t ths Band. 11:26— former American Liberty ship Floyd A. Fogll who Is employed Circuit Court of Appeal. He (ailed •okB. tatlBBrBa. Obb Toar ...... tl2.00 tion for the most effort, Johnny and Friday. Movies will be shown from 1881 to 1930. nounced policy with regard to The governor sent each of fi7 WCOC—News; Request Time. WDRC— Public Service Program. loaded with a cargo of heavy { at Colt's Company In Harttord on his first attempt—made yester­ Waat at Mlaa. r s n iy * ...... IIS.OQ from their own asparlence, would Klelbanla. at Robertson Park on Wednesday Bambur.v, England — Ix>rd sheriffs and 185 conatablea a per­ W ire —Lorenzo Jonea. 11:80— china clay. She normally would is having a two weeks' vacation. day before a Federal District judge. SPECIALIZING IN (Tilang la not so much to become consider an Impoasiblllty. They at l:4!i at Charter Oak at 8:15 and Wardington. 81, former chairman MSMBCR o r * Prizes of ribbons and lollypeps sonal letter last night announcing NOTICE W K N B —News; Scoreboard Va­ W TIC—Music. I carry a crew of about 30. The Misses Yvonne and Vivian ! Meanwhile, an estimated 4.Q00 THB AM OaaTtD PRESS his ally aa to neutrallie him. at the West Bide on Thursday at of Lloyds Bank, one of the five would consider It an Impoaalbtlity were awarded the winners. a new and tougher policy to clean rieties. WONS—Jacks Waxworks. I Her radioed dlatieas signal wa* I Eccleston have returned home after : members of Bridges' CIO Long-i CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Tka Aateeiatad P nat la exciudrtly Washington is thus obviously Mlaa Beverly Maasey and Robert 2 p.m. up gambling, now under study by j picked up here last night by the shore union, walkcfl off their jobs biggest In Britain. aatItlX to tka USB of rtpuBlicatinn ol that the atomic bomb ahould be Having mid my Beauty Salon to Mrs. Heltn Erlckmn, 4:45— 12:00— I spending several days with their' GENERAL CONTRACTING nervous over our situation, and Clifford were the judgaa. Attendance at the Playgrounds the U. S. Senate Kefauver com­ W TIC — Young Widder Brown. Sign on with Teletunes. . Coast Guard. on Hawaii sugar plantations to Duluth. Minn. — William P. all aawt aiSkotchaB eradlted to it. or uaed again. The real of the world grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ; Lardner, 83. elder brother of the ast otkanrlBS erodlttS lo uiis p>p«r A t Mancheatar Green a pat show last week was 10.541 with 2,785 mittee. WDRC— Old Record Shop. Frequency Medukitloii I The message said the ship had protest his jailing. I REMODELING AND REPAIRING anxious to keep it from develop­ I would like to take this opportunity to fifnccrcly thank ence Van Slyke of East Glaslon- I late Ring Lardner, author and BBS also tka local nawa publiabao hero. ia. Judging from Its aetlona, quite waa held Friday afternoon and the partlcipanU and 7.7,18 apectatori. "You are again directed bo en­ WCCC— Junior Disc Jockeys. WDRC— FM 08.1 MC. sprung a leak, needed help imme- Bridges was jailed Saturday at I bury, sports writer, and retired Insur- All rlykta of rapublioatloii of apaelal ing toward the worst. But lU calmly prepared to have It uasd winners ware Peggy Boland, whose The beaches reported 4.895 In at­ force. in your county or district, W 0N 8— Hollj-vi-ood U. S. A. W FH A— 108.1 MC. I diately. was going slowly, rolling government request by Federal 1 FREE ESTIMATES diapatobaa aarala ara also rasarrad. «U my friends and customers for their patronage during Mias Louise Perry, daughter of i ; artce and real estate man. He waa only apparent strategy consists in again and again, to the pdasible dog was dressed in a ruffled pina­ tendance with 1.815 spectators and the laws of the atate of Florida M TIC —FM 98JI MC. I heavily and shipping water. It Judge George B. Hsrris. The judge MORTGAGES ARRANGED against gambling," he aaid. 5:00— Mr. and Mra. Lorln Perry of Man- | 1 bom in Cincinnati. IMti aarriea ellaat of N. E. A. larr. not breathing too hard inside the fore, took first prize. Stephen .7.080 taking to the water. WDRC— FM On the air 1 p.m.- I said more ci acks were (eared and revoked Bridges' I'J.’i.OOO ball and extinction of civilization itaelf. If after Sept. 6, "I find that the the past Beveral years. WDRC— News; Old Record Shop Chester has been vtattlng at the : loa, Inc. W H A Y —Open House. 11:26 p.m. “everything depends on weath­ labelled him "loyal to the Commu­ paradox we are in. None of us, of course, really gambling laws are not being en­ er.” home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. nists." ERNEST A. RITCHIE It galna. Yet even thoM who know for Sunday 11 o'clock aarmon Muriel Bolin W TH T— Fun House. Same as WDRC. and Mra. Adolph Simmons. Publiabara RaprasantallTaa: Tba Tlie only clear direct way to thlnka of It in that calloua way. forced In your county or district, The messages were signed by Was Out on Ball Julius Matkawa tpaelal Axaoey — Naw that, from oceaalon^ expsrlanca thama, “ New Wins in Old Bottles,'' WONS—Mert’s Record Adven­ W FH A — P.M. Miss Alice Foote is visiting at Hrlps For Eyes 15 LIBERTY ST. TEL. 8172. MANCHESTER break out of this paradox would Tha likelihood Is that we have giving to his listeners a moat In- I will presume that you are guilty 6:00— Racing and Sporta. her msster, Capt. Avra Hansen. He WHS out on ball while his TorA Ckieate, Oatrolt aad Boaton. when they happened to be more on of neglect of duty In office anti an tures. Black Point the guest of Mr. and Evffyon^ w«nt* ffftou' efMfIfnt ty fi th«t the racaiving end o f ths mud-festi­ tarsating aervica. . w n c — When s Girl Marries. I 8:15— Farm Report. Cutter Races East perjury conviction awaited review will thru thu ^ork. MEMBER AUClT BURBAi; o r be to retreat from our pledge tu stopped thinking, and are merely order of suspension will be mafie The Coast Guard immediately Mrs. Carl Gelssler at their- sum­ val, than on the throarlng end. suc­ Mr. and Mra. Furlong Flynn and WCCC—Big Brother BIU. 6:30— W esUm Serenade. mer home there. by the Court of Appeal. In April, ayoii from work, look up fro- CTRCULATIONS. defend Kormoaa for (Tiiang Kai- acting that way. son Johnnv made a recent visit to i" **^*’out a hearing. 6:45— Keyboard Kapera. ordered its own weather cutter,, he waa convicted in Federal Court 0U^ntl>. fneui '*n • dlutknt jiolM, AIro cumb to the game thsmseivss. 5:15— Norton Warner who Is employ­ shek This we obviiiusly cannot their daughter Jean Flynn at Four Officers Suspended 7:00— Dance Time. the Dexter, to race to Ute Bclfri’s of having lied in his 1945 natural­ iorf. tlrrrt. ItchluE. Irrltatort rba Haraid Printing Company. Inc.. There w ill, we trust, be one or WTIC—Portie Faces Life. ed at the Society for Savings bank oyft with soothlttg. comfortlnK L«Vop^ aaauBiaa no Snanclal rasponaibillt) for , do, even if domestic politics would two excepMoaa In the rmupaign, Camp Brew’atar, Cap Cod. In the past month, Governor 8:00—Here’s to Veta position about 900 miles east snd ization hearing when hr said he Manchester, Conn. 5:80— slightly north of St. John's, New­ in Hartford is having a two tik. 86 y ft r i » uccrm. rral»«tl by thoU' typograpblcai arrora appearing In ac- | aad we ahall take palna to . aoto Warren haa auspand^ Sharlffa 8:15— Marine Story. never was a Communiat. ■tnd9. 0 «t Lavoptlk today. Bo dellfht* Tartiaaiaanta and other reading matter, permit It, which it would not. Mr. and Mra. Eugene Winch W TIC—Just Plain Bill. foundland. weeks’ vacation. them. Their reward la quits like­ and daughter. Betty, of the River Walter R. Clark of Broward coun­ 8:30— Adventurea in Research. In today's action his lawyers #d or monty bArk. All drufilMa. la Tka Manchastar Eraning Herald. | WTHT—Space Patrol. It also put out a general alarm Raymond 8. Smith, Jr.,' son ol Almost -aa much dotneatic diffi­ ly, however, aot to be la this dlatrict Tolland east side, have ty and H. Isle Engor of Okaloosa INDUSTRIAL HTTC— FM On the air 8:28-1 a.m. Connecticut W ONS—B-Bar-B Riders. that sent at least three other, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 8. Smith. TuoBday. August t | culty and trouble with pronounced column, but In the vote rolumna returned from six weeks at their county and Constables Fox Wilson WCCC—News; Slioits Tunes. Telexlalon IT'S HERE - ■ next November. Tbe voters snd 6. L. Bengston of Okaloosa WNHC—TV,—P.M. shijss speeding to the Belfri. Sr., who recently graduated from .lipinmatic positions Is ■ involveil cottage in Groton Long Point. • 5:45— One. the British liner Parthia, Hlllyer college in Hartfoid, hii.s tbeniaelves are aot la the least Sally Ann Smith of Tolland county. PROPERTY.. HEAVY 5:30—Howdy Doody. Trapped In A Paradox m what might be another way Y a n k e e '" '“’WDRC—Curt Massey. 6:00—Kit Doodle the Clown. expected to reach the Norwegian accepted a position as assistant AMESITE DRIVEWAYS enthuslasttr about asud. Center left Auguat 1 for three He gave all of them hearings, he | W H A Y — Sports, H u m i d out ■ -to follow Nehru’s lead to­ ousted Clark at the close of ons With Railrood Siding 6:30—Lucky Pup. ship early today, with the Dutch accountant at the tacob Ruppert SINCE 1920 J ib i; Kuaaia's presant diplomatic By A. a. O., weeks at Camp Woodstock. w n c —Front Page Farrell. liner Nieuw Amsterdam, the Company In Wllllmantlc. • REDUCED RATES ward tha seating o f iCommuntst MIta Edna Dimmock. daughter hearing on the aherlff’a testimony WCCC— Sports; Oiarlle Bloss- 6:45—Let's Decorate. WORK purpoae. aaya Walter Lippmann. Main building adjacent to siding, heavy industrial 7:00- -Ransom Shenhan Show. American Naval transport Gener­ Jesse M. Hills, son ^ f Mr. and • GRADU’C. FREE China in the United Nationa, fol­ of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Dimmock of before the Kefauver committee field. "ia to prorent a diplomatic solu­ construction, abi»ut 9,000 sq. ft „ partly heated, S lava­ 7:30—This Week In Sports. al McRae and the Dexter due Mrs. Jesse Hills of West stfeet. • POWER ROl.LER U.SED GUARANTEED Tolland, and Raymond Sears of that he was a partner In a firm Evening Summer W eather! tion in Korea and to prevent the lowing which we could take For- There era too many candidates, Tolland tories, thtee doors opening on siding, office, parking. 7:45—Newsreel. shortly after. has returned home from Pine Somers, were married at the Tol­ that had engaged in the BoUta and 8 :00— • FREE ESTIMATES jitosa out of our own hands and and too many press agents, and 8:00—Film Feature Presenta­ The Belfri, a 7.208-lon„ ship, is Camp, N. Y. Jesse is a member of CALL Poiping tcvemment from being land parsonage Saturday,. August slot machine business. Bulding could be adapted to many industrial opera­ WDRC—News. too much acceptance of the path Raymond LaFortuna of Tolland tion. owned by the Norwegian Arm of the Oolchestcr Tank Battalion, a • TIME PAY MEN’TS MANCHESTER ■ Keep COOL While Othera Perspire dump It Into tha lap of the United Rev. William C. H. Moe per­ The Okaloosa county officera tions. About 4,000 sq. ft. in three other buildings. WONS—News. raprosentod at the UN." of dirt and leaat reaiatanca on the I haa taken a poaition at tha Cen­ Christian Smith. part of the 43rd Division of the 7691 .Nationa. Wa anubbad Nahru a af- formed the ceremony. were put on probation for 60 WCCC—Music Hell. 10:00—Original AmaUur Hour. • SAVE 10% FOR CASH Othar observers warn ua of the part of both, for thli to be a da- I tral Garage of Stafford Springi Land about 38,500 sq. ft. Beat suited for use with 11:00—Late Newsreel. She was bound from Fowey, National Guard which has been Mrs. Mable W. Spicer of Tol­ days after a July 7 hearing and W n iT —Joe Glrand Show, ■ AA'V W I'I'll Install a YORK Rooni Conditioner sAino Uilng—which ia that Ru.'taia fort quickly, too quickly, It wouM cent state campaign. ! as foreman of the body and fender directed to enforce the gambling railroad and truck deUvery. 11:15—News Bulletins. England,. Ao Philadelphia. Her called for active service in Sep­ land Center waa among the prize w n c —News. cargo, china clay or kaolin, la seem, aa the reahtiea of our pres­ The boya have been making ; department. laws. He suspended them without HARRY LIBBY tember, is trying to prolong and create winners at the Valley Bridge club W KNB—News; Sports Review. uaed in porcelain making and as a their mud-pies early. Aa usual, the i Mrs. Susan Enierich, Mr. and further notice last week after The Mr. and Mr.'. William O. Syoms conditions which will lend a ent predicsment become clearer. hold at the home of Mrs. Helen 214 Magnolia Street Hartferd, Conn. filler for white paper. DeMAIO BROTHERS Cools ' Dehumidifi^ , practice began among ihe qiore ' Mrs. Heibert Sander of Canal Zone, Tampa Tribune report’ed gambling 8:15— of Colchester, Mr. and Mrs. Har­ I Wilcox at Merrow, recently. Phone 54-4080, Mornjngs, Mon. thru Thurs. Call Now — We Paraeoally Soparrlee All WerkI shadow of substance to Ru.ssia's Somehow, we need to get lo- | naturally Juvenile of the lot on : Panama, have been spending some casinos were still operating at WONS— Sports. Shower Is Given old House of West Hartford, Mrs. I Twelve-year-old John Black- w n c —StricOy SporU; Weath- propaganda Uno, which U that we ward that state of affairs which tha attorney general level •nd I time with Mr. and Mrs. John Wei- Fort Walton. Margaret Zachering of Hartford **Plug6 In'* Like a Radio spread upward. We expect the fin ! burn of Tolland won fourth prize er.' Bra impcrikliatlc meddlers in Mr. Lippmann pteturea i fol gold Sr. and other relative! In For Miss Griffin A^P Featuring and Henry Hurley of Middle Had- al climax of the campaign to be town. I in the Junior Farm .Safety Divi­ WDRC—Jack Zaiman. dam were Sunday callers at the Ideal for Offices or Bedrooms Akiatic affairs. lows: mud al twenty kilowatts among Mr. ami Mrs. Walter Moesche of sion in a recent contest spon.sored W H A Y — Supper Serenade. home of Mr and Mrs. Charles Miss Nancy Griffin, of 93 Scar­ All tuch observers sense one "Had the Chinese question been all Ihe princlpala. Tolland avenue, Tolland, have had ; jointly by Radio Station WTIC 8:20— Vegetable Week Fish. all important fact—as big a fact settled on Its merits last winter, It ia, of course, the eiaaleot as recent guest their cousin, Miss ' and the State Farm and Home WDRC— Record Album. borough road, waa guest of honor Mrs. Harold White and infant Large Residence and Building Units way to wage a campaign. Is- | ( Safety committee. John received 8:26— at a miscellaneoua shower given BA tha public mind has aver been as almost all tha governments Carol Hanley of Troy, N. T. A region-wide promotion of son. Harold, Jr., flew back from sues lake study and Intelligence; Judge Chester Leiflek disposed a radio aa his prize. Walter WKNB—Weather. last Friday evening at the home Fort Sam Houston, Texas, to Aakad to BAsimllate. It la that wo eonremed would have preferred, Beaton, also of Tolland, received freah vegetables In celebration of G e ' atonder requires nothing Init a of eighteen cases at the Tolland 8:80— of Mrs. Winston Smith, sister of National Vegetable Week was an­ Bradley Field last Thursdav and WE ARE EQUIPPED TO SERVE YOU WITH THB ATO now in the very midst of a Mr. Malik would now be faring gllh and aiifflclently foul Im- I Justice court last Monday evening , s citation award in the F'arm Jun- WONS—Jim Britt. her fiance, at 106 Summit street. now are visiting at the home of ; lor di\ ision. nounced today W. F. Robinson. battle for Asia. It la a compli­ the very awkward queilion ot ; agination. ! for speeding, not stopping st stop W TH T— Sereno Gammell. The hostess waa assisted by her New England sales director for her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy BEST IN COMPLETE AIR-CONDITIONINO Fair and honest evaluation of ^ 1 Plans for the annual Old Home w n c —Emile Cote Glee CTub. sister, Mrs. Ruth Backofen, and Buckley at Congomond lake. cated and perilous battle, in which why his government does nothing signs, violation of rules of the A A P Food Stores. EXAMPLES OF LOANS • We sey ’’YK8” to 4 out of |. an npponent'a record In public. I road, passing on hill, failure to I Day Sunday, Tolland Federated WCOC—News; Muaic Hall. Mrs. Betty Wilkie. GuesU from Ralph Miner who is employed ON n MONTH PMMUfHM 9 Burface appearances are often de- to atop the slaughter and the "It's the green stuff that Outsiders net involved. YOU select life would aound like weakneas. I grant one-half of the highway to | church are going forward for W KNB— SporU Newsreel. this town, Elmwood and Newing­ counts," a slogan adopted by the at the Foote Hills farm, has re­ • CMh captlva. m .«9 279J9 SIMS penuent date. Credit Card asUb- Etuy Payment Terms Arranged davaatatlon in Korea. A a .it la, Candidatea think they grow oncoming traffic and failure to ] August 27. 8:46— ton were present. vegetable growers for the week, turned back to work from his an­ You Got atrong throwing atench. ' The home waa decorated with nual vacation. lithes your credit at ever 478 Thua wa faal that, In Korea, we though Senator Austin has ar­ pass an overtaken vehicle on the The young people s service was | WDRC — Grifflng Bancroft, wdll be featured by A ftP through­ lupay ISOJtj .Admitting soma degree of I I held at 7:30 o'clock Sunday eve-i garden flowers, and the bride-elect Monthly $ • $ 1 8 H stvief oOcas. Fast, friendly serv­ and the United Nationa are light- gued the Korean case with great News. out New England in newspaper ice. Coma in, phone, or writs today. W'hiteneas in an opponent would The Tolland County Democratic i ning in the church parlors. j had to search all over the .house loom ef eihar omounfi -in prepotUee, \ . ing to halt a Russian conquest of WTIC—Three Star Extra. to find her gifts, which were hid­ advertiaine', on radio and televi­ A lean of JIOO roiit f?0 60 whan dignity and a noble fervor, our he a \lolalion of tradition. Association met Monday, Aug. 7, Ernest Frederick Amiot, Hart- ' promptly repaid '• monthly e'en, Uons 429 Se 8900 WONS— Evening Star. den in many places. Clues to their sion programs and in sfore dis­ Aaia. That Is literally, militarily diplomatic action la so constricted Painting your opponent all lilS4-k at 8 p.m. at Bolton Center Commii- ' Turnpike, Tolland, formerly tsfutivt Iniiolmsnli ot $10.05 Of^. (4) •m 9ltn«Mro Mena W TH T— Sports Headlines. whereabouts were found In the plays. j trua. within narrow and rigid limlla Is safe. nlty Hall to hear Representative of East Hartford, died suddenly at | W K N B — Evel>-n Knight Show. Promotion of, vegetables ta par-1 FLOOR il l ia m s form of notes, many « f them writ­ W ’ Perhaps, at tha beginning of a > e o o s s N r n 'tMAT tigfi ro gar rtS” Tat that Ruaalan oSort at oon- by our Otlneae entanglement that John D. La Belle ol Manchester. his home Thursday morning. j 7K10— ten in rh>ine, which were placed ticularly timely. Robinson said, as I campaign. Ihere la some geiwral Mrs. Dwight Pleasant and little Mr. Amiot was born, in Middle- ' market gardeners throughout the fBost IB masked behind the pre­ wre can only denounce but are un­ resolve to refrain from tha worst. WDRC—Garry .Moore Show. in a aUver. mailbox. A buffet lun­ SANDING son haa returned to their home town Ajiril 18, 1900. He was em- j " WONS—Fulton Lewis. Jr. area are harvesting good crops of 1 f e u t m a i FINANCE CO. tense that this is a native civil Then some underling on one f side cheon was served after the honor able’ to frustrate .Mr. .Malik's from the Johnson Memorial hos­ ployed at Hamilton Standard Pro­ W H A Y —Symphony Hall. guest had located her many gifts. a wide variety of vegetables. i Old floors made like new Ind Rmt • 9TAn THIAni ■UllOINO on. SEKVICE or another shoots out the fitsB per­ war. W’e can perhaps pierce and maneuver." pital. .Stafford Springs. peller. He waa a veteran of World I WCCC—Music HsU. Miss Griffin and Robert J. Alley Some of the leading vegetable 793 99AIN tn in , MANCHUfia, CONN. sonal barb. Some one else replies, -New floors made perfect. Dial 3430 • 9«wfe HesUss. YI9 MANafar handle thia pretense, so far as the Perhaps we ahould tell Nehru Mrs. Elsie H. Koehler and daugh­ War 1 and waa.formerly supermi- i W TH T— Storyland. of 69 Washington street are plan­ products being featured Include 341 BROAD STREET ____ _ TEL, f - and before you know it the Whole sm s merary policeman in East Hart- W TIC —One Uan’e Family. ning to be married in September. sweet com, celery, cabbage, snap ItSM 4 It tnltMli t( sit wfTisstlsi tem XSrsaa attiiatlon is concerned. But to dress up hta proposition a little range o f candidates are trading ter. Miss Esther Koehler of North j ford for 14 years. He was com- i W KNB— News; Melody X. beans, carrots. Iceberg lettuce, ws oannot allow that pretense to the Insults which sre more person­ Coventry were Saturday- guests of H. W. ALLEN differently, and try again. For the mander of Brown Landers RaHi summer squash and tomatoes. al than political. Mrs. Leila S. Hall and daughter. 1:15— ta fortified by more valid oxam- answer to the paradox in which Post, No.-77, American Legion i 0L.4.ST0NBI’RY Wlih the Oonnecticut campaign Miss Bernice Hall. WONS-Tello-Test I ------plea elaewhere. and a member of Tolland Grange, Extended Forecast Formerly of So. Coventry we are confined may be contained barely open we have had the lack Arthur ('aldwell. Lawrence W TIC—News. Such an cKampie, most fruitful in another paradox that the of front-line wai' aervlce’ of one I Wstrous and Carl Hines members No. 51. 1 1:80— .Mancheater Mr. Amiot leaves hi.s wife, Ro-se We invite you to come in and get acquainted. Here, the savings of for Ruaalan propaganda, and most candidate aaaailed. the past profes-1 of the (.'onnecticut Air N'stioiial WONS—Gabriel Heatter, Boston, Aug. S—iJF)—Extended AUTO GLASS Tel. 1691 seating of Communiat China, for (Gaboury) Amiot: two daughters. the people of Manchester and environs sre loaned to yon for the purchase aion of another twitted, we have | Guard sre in Camp st Trumbull I WDRC—Stepping Out. forecast for New England for the •••nikflBE to our prestige in which Russia makes such a head­ had the beginning of that mud-pis i Field, Dorothy and Elaine of Tolland; of a home. It’s a completely local transaction which has made thousands w n c —Boston Blackle. period Auguat 9 to August 12 In­ MIRRORS Aaiatle minds, will be pro\'lded if line flght, might he the deadlie.st chain which will eventually leaf ' The regular meeting of the Tol­ three sons, Ernest. Jr., William of friends for us in the last 59 years. W TH T—Counterspy. clusive: and Richard of Tolland, a grand-! wa allow ouraelves to become en- diplomatic blow we cotjld strike to the concluaion that all caiidi- . land Volunteer Fire Department WCCC—News; Music Hall. Warmer weather ia indicated child; a sister, Mrs. Lea Knapp of W KNB— Stars on Parade. during the next four days. Wed­ Ih war with Uommunist ilate.s on all sides arc traitors to , will meet at the Fire House Mon­ We’re close by and easv' lo gel to. We not only have mortgage money //t/?f s at Russia. LEARN day at 8 p. m. Glastonbury and a brother, Joseph 1:46— nesday through Saturday and a youR ChAm CStlnw their country, we hav# had all the available but mortgage co-operation. Stop in and let us tell you about our Amiot of Bridgeport. There waa a members of one party relegated to 'Tolland' Community Building longer term mortgages— our moderate mortgage coeta. WDRC— Edward R. Murrow. few periods of tbowera are to be I f ws bscoms so embroiled, ws "grade school” standards of In­ Committee met at the newly ac­ military funeral from the hone ^ WONS—I Love a Mystery. expected. Temperatures during the TO DRIVE are la danger of losing the politi­ Nature’s Show telligence, and is all loo easy to quired property on Cider Mill road on Hartford Turnpike Saturday a t: 8 :00— period will average two to five 18 to 60—anybody can learn 11 For Your Conveniencie Open Thursdayi Till 8 p. m. degrees above normal with warm­ cal battle for Asia. tell where all this will end, last night. 8:15 a. m. with a requiem mass at WDRC—Mystery Theater. to drive any car In our dual- When the “ merry dancers ' ol 9:00 at St. Bernard's church. Bur­ WONS—Dance Orcheatra. er weather Wednesday, cooler on The paradox we face is Uiat if It will end. as usual. In the gut­ A large number of Sunday control instruction car. Com­ I •* '> the Aurora Borealis flit across the ter. far removed from any real School members of the Tolland ial waa in .St. Bernard’s cemetery. W HAY—Eddie LeMar Orch. Thursde^ and warmer again at the petent, courteone Instructors. wa light to prevent Communist -/MancMester N. end of the period. Some normals ; ■ ^ sky, even the most learned hu­ campaign isauea which may exist, Federated Church and others of Mrs.' Mary E. Baker who. has W TH T— Htfd. Chiefs BasebaU 88 per hour. conquest of Formosa, thua rang­ far removed from gentlemanly and the Church and Community at­ been a guest of Mrs. Lucy Usher Game. for. the period are: Boston and .'il mans, to fond of disaactlng and for two weeks haa returned to SAVINGS AND LOAN New HaVen 71, Provldsnce 72, ing ouraelvea militarily against fair appraisal of any of the candi­ tended the annual church school w n c —Who Said That. NO T R A V E L TIM E CHARGED analyzing and producing formula dates Involved, far removed from picnic Monday August 7th at Col­ Hartford. ASSOCIATIPN INC. 8:I6*“ Nantucket and Burlington 69, IlM ^ Oeotei St. Phnoe 6856 TO ^AVE KeM\\omy the advance of Communism, we Concord, N. H., 68, Portland S'? TEL, 4-2S2 for everything that happens in anything the voters of Connecticut umbia Lake. Ira Wilcox Bus left Mra. Minnie Berry of North An­ Tala phone 2-1652 _____ 963 MAI N ST. W H A Y - Polish National Home Store Fronts. Picture Prantfog itiay lose all Asia pohiicslly. son, Maine, is a guest of her Eastport, 61, Greenville 64, and MANCHESTER DRIVING their universe, pause and relax iieAil to heai. the church at 9:30 with a happy j Hour. Veoattao Blinds daughter. Mrs. R. Eldred Doyle Presque Isle 65 degrees. We have seen, so far, tliat even Tills terrible compulsion to fol­ load where they enjoyed boating, 8:25— PB w Itort Papa ACADEMY into a natural kind of wonder. and Mr. Doyle. Rainfall during the period wUI ~i«»- .some kind, which may or may not in which presumed gentlemen in­ ROUNDTUBE T IL 9 ous and mixed. Asiatic govern­ dulge In the effort to debase their neighbors and friends who hsd en­ prolonged physical and mental 8:4.1— have relatipn to the prevalence of joyed a pleasant and neighborly stress and are less liable to dis­ W H A T —Constant Invader. ments do not dare take the risk opponents, la not even good poli­ sun spots, and beyond their effort tics. get-tO-together. ease than underweight men, ac­ CONSOLE of commitUng themselves too Notice to determine the nature ot the It always loaaa more votes than Rev. William C. H. Moe selected cording to an English doctor. WDRC— Romance. fully, with troops of their own, to W H A Y — Moonlight Matinee. Aurora rays by measuring their what they fear might turn out - W TIC —;Penny Singleton Story. speed and comparing it to that u( Zoning Board of Appeals to be big-power. United Statei WTHT—America’s Town Meet­ ordinary light, even the experts ing of the Air. ffn accordance witli the require­ policy in Asia. They back United are lost. It la a natural wonder We would have had 8:80— ments of the Zoning Regulations w Nationa action, but with constant W TIC —Charles Boyer. of the Town of Manchester, the — not yet reproduced In labora- reaarvatlona. They fear their own WDRC— Candid Microphone. Zoning Board of Appeals will hold I A toriaa. W TH T— Hi Neighbor. people may have occasion to be­ MOVE RIGHT IN ! a public hearing in the Municipal Rome of the apeculattona about A grand time if... 10:00— Building, Monday evening, Au­ lieve the Russian propaganda line. W T IC -B ig Town. . gust 14. 1950, at 8 P. M., on the it seemed quite believable, last That Russian propaganda line W TH T— Sports. following applications: night. One of these holds that, would obtain real bite it we WDRC—Straw Hat Concert. Victor Adamson for extension WHAY—News; Moonlight Ma­ should become engaged in war in the Arctic regions where the . .the car hadn’t caused us so much trouble!” How manp of permission to use building for Lights originate, they ara accom­ tinee. I with Ctommunlst China. It Is ^ times have you heard your friends oay that after rctura- temporary living quarters at panied by sounds like the swish­ 232 Spring Street, Rural Resi­ therefore entirely possible, as .Mr, dence Zone. ing of a whip or the sharp squall ing'from a Vacation or pleasure trip? Steer clear o f trouble TIRED, Lippmann fears, that one of the Prime Ansaldl for permission to ol Wind in the upper rigging of a • objectives of Russian policy is tr ^ yourself by bringing your Chevrolet lo Carter's for a convert garage into dwelling prod us into war with China. ship, which swells or fades In which will be undersized on Ver­ unison wnth the Aurora itaelf. That would be the big trap, going-over. Our factory-trained mechanics will give it non Street (South o f No. 548) Rural Residence Zone, - MOTHER? Last night, although we ara which we ouraelvea have set with ^ prompt attention. sure It waa an Illusion mors opti­ The Hartford Road Corporation our opposition to the seating of for extension of permission to 1 . Communist China In the UN. wiUi cal than aural, you could hear the erect gasoline station on Hartford Of course she’s lired after wrestling j; President Truman’s decision, out- faint awiah of the dancers' skirta GMAC Financing From $25 Up Road (approximately 302’ West ; aide the United Nationa decision as they sped overhead In their un­ o f Bridge Street) Business Zone. with heavy, wet sheets— straining and with regard to Korea, to defend predictable rhythms. • Yet, it stostf be suBdein. The Hartford Road (Corporation reaching for clotheslines— standing for For complete safety there’s nothing that compares with e hank (or extension of permission to the Island of Formosa for Chiang The experU ^old, too, that the So v a il siaipty reasiofi you erect gasoline aUtlon on Hartford Kai-shyk. With the spring of that brilliance of the Aurora seldom vault. Um i this profsaaioaal pbat' Road cor^r of Bldwell Street, hours over an ironing board. NEW MODEL Busineaa Zone. trap would go our chance of hav­ surpasses that of the moon. But But since we arc all out in the world . . . working, walking, driv­ BMcy is always st your serv is equipped to handle this heavy work with ing any Asiatic people on our those who Ijappened to see the ing . . . sometimes playing games, we can’t live in a bank vault, ao we ica. CooM 09US for absolnta- ' New Model LAundry, Inc., for tide. And actually, we teem to surprise encore last night's ■cturacy: fresh. pottM drugs permission to build an addition to no strain on ns— and very little strain on ORDER YOURS TODAY must look to insurance for protection against the hasards involved present non-conforming building iMtve our foot in the trap, if only Aurora, which once retired be­ in every day living. aad fair prices. lUaember at 73 Summit Street, which wiU your budget. Why not try u»7 Ituaaia can persuade Communist hind night's curtain jdiorUy >-aazt tisM ptsase bring ns be in excess ol 50 per cent et as­ IMMEDIATE DELIVERY iQkina to spring it. after 10 o'clock, praaented at 2:89 Call us today, and let us outline an Insurance program for YOU your doctor’s prescriptioak sessed value o f preaent non-coa* Our panidax la, agaiif, that to in uia morning would queatian that will give you complete protection qgainst the many hazards of torming building, aad which will T o u ta v s modem li^ng. be used for dry cleaning purposes, Aslk against ths Commu- thla ruling. Trua, it wiaa only a CENTER Residence B Zone. fOR OVER A QUARTER CENTLIRV In ons ssnsa may be the los- quarter moon. Nor will we ven­ Lawrence Moonan for permis­ r .. . / o f AaiA la another, ture any verdict aa to which waa PHARMACY sion to erect undersize dwelling em .M . da we sBcap^ ’that para- more brilliant, Aurora or moon. 'ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. ":sv '•Wbara Pbaygiigr la A on HolUster Street (Bast of No. 142) Rssidenoe Zone A. i m W i wlU aay that never before did REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE .tost that eocura ia 181 Mala Bi. M . 4 M A ll parsons iatarasted may at- moon rise accompanied by auch MONTH pElfE-ME hOT* already anr- heavenly glory, for it waa at thU 868 61A1H 8TREKT TELEPHONE 8458 [II tsiM tais btariag- * eaeapo— ‘’1N8URAN8MITH8 SINCE 1914' Zoning Board of Appeals. time that the Aurora ao fitful James H. McVeigh, earlier in the evening, rame plaa- Oisirman. I* •at to foiniing one compact - Willisra « . Stuek. eanma. i Sacretary. ::,T’ V J!il. i|Hiiii

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONNh TUESDAY. AUGUST 8.1950 PAOl NOnin MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY^AUGUST 8, 1950 f M W u m with ficoutmaster Howard A. draft and Assistant Scoutmaster Pension Fund Guzman Death South Coveulry James M. Ganaer spent the week­ end on an ove;might camping trip lA’g and Kaceys in Finals I 10-6 •fra. PanUne Uttia PA’s Take Over Third Place by Beating Silk on the camp site on the property Report Made Inquest Held Ooveatry of Mr. and Mrs. Lanson E. Stew­ art, Jr., on the Skunkamaug river Nathan Hale Community Center In North Coventry. 129 Municipal Em* Props Oppose Giants Trounce Aceoted Mother Refu»e» organisation committee-sponsored Green-Chobot Post, AL, spon­ Furgol Leads The Spoils Roundup auction will be held from 1 p. m. sored set-back party prlxe winners ployees Now Members; Local Sport Beverly and Serafine ’ Klein and DiBattisto To Testify; Finding on there on August 26. The com­ at the Legion rooms In South Cov­ Boston Braves entry Friday night as follows: 11 Receiving Pensions Golf Tourney HB’s Tonight IW Oayle Talbot ^mer at Williamsport, Pa., where Not Yet Announced munity contributions of articles Women’s 1st, Mrs. C. Asplnall of Chatter Herald Angle (For Hugli Fullertoo, fir.) the league orlgflnated back in 1938 Lead Poles to Win suitable for such an affair will be Manchcater; 2nd, MrS. G. Richard Total meml>ershlp In the Town To Pitch Under Arcs New York, Aug. 8— fievar- and where Its "world series” again Jack Kramer, Brilliant nodnrflta, Auf. • —(e>— The welcomed by the committee. Fur­ Dimon of Chestnut Hill, Lebanon; of Manchester retirement allow­ A husband and wife scotch-ball By Hal Turkington Swan and Bujak Slated al thoutanda friends of Ool. W. H. will he played Aug. 28-26. 3rd, Mra. Joseph W. Boucar of Halt One Stroke Edge tournament will be held at the (Cappy) Wells, retired, will be "You should see the start of the flndlnr of Coroner Benuird J. Ac- ther details may be obtained from ance fund for municipal employes : r Assistant Sports Editor To Pitch; Rockville In Relief; Phllliefi t LeBlanc Goes Distance any of the following; John F. North Windham. Men’s 1st, Wil­ .Entering Final Rounil Country Club on Sunday, August State Tourney Softball pleased to learn that the old war season," Cappy enthused. "Par- ..karman In the fatal shooting; of liam Green; 2nd, George Fuller of now stands at 129 with 11 persons 20. Members are asked to sign up horse has un-retired himself and i ades with bands and all the Are de- Beat CardH 9 to 0 Third Place Arthur F. Ouaman, Vernon poul- Chappelle, chairman, Coventry Big Star Seeks a Playoff Spot To Post Third Win; 7-6676; Mrs. Herman F. LeDoyt, Wllltmantlc; 3rd, Amos A. Rich­ receiving a pension according to Of the All'American now with Pro Alex Hackney or Berth to be Filletl "When Murray Wall Joined the »• three singles the next three tltta launched upon a new career which i partnienta in town leading the way • teymaa, on July 6, will probably ardson. Specials, Mrs. Ida Camp­ MIlvmiilcM RrMvar* nf the Amerl. I EH* Cl^V crxeed by Fort has him knee-deep in the youth of , to the ball park. Most of the PA 't (IS) 7-6008; Mrs. Ralph C. Hoffman, ths Augiurt 4 report of Town with Mrs. Lambeck. MUamukee Brewers of toe AiMrt- ^ ^ seml-flnele. With the regular league schedule By fioe Relchler Gigliop Blanc Hnrl be announced later this week. The bell of Andover and Mr. Fuller. By dniriee Chamberlain By Vifrtor; Divided the nation. grandmothers and grandfathers in AO R H PO A B 7-6696; Mrs. Milton ZurmOhlon, There will be another post-spon­ Treasurer C. Leroy Norris. Two can Association on opUon from i Baumxn batted .808 in the five drawing to a clooe, the Hamilton The long-time public relations i tdwn are out thape to watch the Aaoneiated Press Sports Writqr lUuati. rl — ...... 4 1 1 0 0 0 For Aces; The Detaili coroner’s inquest was held here 7-6789; Mrs. F.dward .Srhiiltheiss, Chicago, Aug. 8—(A>)—Ed Fur­ An Important meeting of the nif'miriitlii, rf ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 sored party here the evening of new members have been added Connecticut Sportsmen's Associa­ Two Previous Gaines the Braves last month, he became games he participated, and waa Standard Prope will be out to fur­ officer and official greeter at West | kida play. Why, we had an attend­ Remember the date—July 20, yestuday. 7-6409. Refrcahmcnls .will al.so be since the last report a month ago. gol today was on the track of his the second member of the Unlver- also voted the Most Popular Play- ther their hold In the first place Point waa missing for a year or ance of 2.000 In one town with e l>(lt*(tl«tii. It ...... 4 0 1 1 0 0 Coroner Ackerman said Mrs. August 18. I first major title In six years of tion will be held tonight at the 1050. It may go down In baseball UIrkdiiikl...... 4 1115 1 StRRfilRga on sale. Amateur radio or "Ham" sta­ None have withdrawn. Having split even in two gaipes elty of Texas’ NCAA champions er in the tourney... tonight against the Rockville Hill two after the war. He was in population of only 4,000. H»re, r ...... 1 1 1 4 1 0 Mary Qucman, 5S, still under Mrs. Benjamin Anderson and Receipts are noted at $190,997.- matching shots on the tournament British American Club. The meet­ on the Milwaukee mound staff. | Major League scouts gp to the Billies. Game time is 6:15. Chinn and Formosa Immediately , "All the teya are perfectly uni­ hiatory aa the day the New York Ttam guard In Rockville City hospital tions are coming Into their own clrdtilt. ing will get started at 8 o’clock ! to determine who will represent .«(i>f»n»kl. rf . Hamilton Mrs. Lawrence C. Latimer will be right of service to their country 61. Invested In government tends The other is Charlie (3orln, watch nationM eeml-pro event In droves, Coach Art Pongrata la expected after the big conflict, and there formed. Of course, there are a lot Olenti began their amaaing uphill s'tsum, lb .... and held on a coroner's warrant is $165,000. Received from em­ He led the field by two strokes and members are urged to be pres­ Manchester In the state tourna­ charm lefthander.” ’there are many go pected the case will be presented Guard," and now their oldest Correntl is expected- to counter of the Weimar, Texas Truck- gers; and Satchel Paige, wlio was Walnuts Defeat I thought I had retired," he had a tryout in the majors this eeaann. illnirt'. p ..... third place. Leo LeBlanc, making Plans have been completed for Knoxville, Tenn., belter who has ner of the Thankagi'ving Dsy Army How and why the streak got a comeback after atiffering from a to the grand Jury soon after his daughter, Aline, who has had a li­ spent one year nuralng his game and Navy Club Turkey Cross Coun­ With his ace. Bill Beverly who de­ Herders that represented toe a star of the tourney In lU 4arly said, “but since th*y hauled me season." the corn supper from 5:30-7 p. m. Display Viewed The big leagues, knowing a under way Is one of the top sports poUla ...... 12 5 12 II I* 2 Horc nrin and eye Injdrlea, went finding has been announced. August 17 during the nineteenth cense to operate through call Sta­ back to health, and Dave I^ug- try run was the winner. feated the K. of Little League, Cappy ex- a Little Lea'gue at Houston, Tex., sorbed a couple of lunmerclful A1 Gigllo to an early shower. cob, salads, rolls, apple pie and gle band score In the North' thing” goes away. ell will fly out to the National Jolui Pringle Serafine will start on the mound ing News so significant to the ney has to offer the Hamilton Atiirual; atnirii liaara. Kacr. Htafanakl. American continent In a OQ DX cluded in the 215 bracket Is Skee for the hard-hitting visitors. The writer. Today these boys are in League by defeating Janla Con. plainM without persuasion, is and Ijefty Grove, former pitching drubbings at the hands of the St. Klain, Kapler; duubla playa. Booth to Bobby Blanc cam* on but the PA’s coffee. The kitchen committee fol­ Another housewlfs Insisted the Riegel of Tulsa, who turned pro Tournament at IVichlta, Kansas. Standard Props. atruction, 12-3. Ll03rd Jarvis toiled Louis Cardinals. After taking an HIhrIna. .Blanc to Blow In Augiial: lolt had Uielr hitting panta on, pound­ At Hiah Peak contest conducted throughout lights had something to do with New Britain ace was on hand for minor league ball, no longer eligi­ Shota Here and There made up of some 1,500 baseball great, is president of a league In lows: Mrs. Winthrop Merrlam and last winter' and la still seeking his the last contest but he wasn't ble to compete in the national for the 3ilnners and he was in teams of sprouts between the ages Maryland. President Ford Frick 18-4 thumping In tbe afternoon, on baira. Bilk City 10. P i a 5: bsara un ing out fourteen during the fiasco. Mrs. Walter L. Thorp, co-chair­ "ham” stations all over the world. the war and couldn’t possibly be first win. Iggy Miller, veteran right hander John Casbman of Garden City complete charge. of the National League Is a direc­ they came back to suffer s 10-3 balfa* illaltn I. Uahlanc 1. Blanc 2; Tliree straight hits and a walk She received credit for some 30,- Last I\ight*s rights needed as Lefty Foley pitched, and tourney, unless outright released will serve as presiding Judge for of 8 and 12, spread over 87 states •trlkr-mita. Lablanu 2. Blanc 1; hita men, Mrs. Walter Heller, Mrs. Wil­ northern lights "because northern Also at 215 are two high-rank­ of the United. Aircraft, has been by their pro club owners, in writ­ Tonight the second place Paris and growing aa fast as they can tor of the movement, Insa at night to sink deeper into •cased the efforts of O'lgllo.^aqe Number of Installations 000 points. lights come only In the winter. added to the Hamilton Props roster batted the Knrey's to a convincing the 12-nlght harness racing meet­ iilf. (Hallo 1 for 1 runa In 1-J Innlnaa; fred E. Hill, Mrs. Franklyn C. Or- ing cash collectors 'who are ‘capa­ { 10 to 5 vlctorv. ing. ing at Yonkers Raceway from Au 0!rtain.a face the Nasslff Arms. turn out uniforms for the little "We'll have a Ipt of big ahots sixth place. That made it ,13 de­ main II liir .7 riina In 5 2-1 innlnaa: was touched (or s hit. good (or cutt, Mrs. James DeWItt. Mrs. The Loyzima’ Interest In their In Fairfield county a puzzled ble of mighty stretch drives—Bob­ for the national tourney. He re­ By The Associated Press Wall was signed by the graves Box- score: tykes. down for our world series," Cappy feats in their laat 14 games. pa.ix'il balla. Blow. Race: lotina pllrb two run*,, before the frame came Doubles in 10 Years-> native wondered If somebody was places Ernie Noske who was In­ Washington — Charley Salas, Lineups gust 16 to 28. Marty Glickman, Robert Gleverdon, Mrs. A. O. hobby has grown to the extent by Locke and Lloyd Man’grum. early In July and placed on the Walaati (lt> They play on diamonds two- said. "1 think even Commlesloner No Tongue-IAahlng er, (>l|llo; umplrae, (lleamn. A. to an end. A couple of errors at that since about a year ago they letting loose some new kind of jured. Noske will make the trip 146'j, Phoenix, Arlz., outpointed Minus several key players In the radio sports commentator will be AH ft H PO A B (handler will be there If he can Cowlea. Demand Still Great Crlckraore, Mrs. T. H. Kenny, Only one stroke behind them Is last game because of vacations, Wigwam roster. When the Braves an announcer.. .Russ'Tucker, 118- thlrda the regulation size—that Is, The weary and groggy Giants short and a fielder's choice helped Mra Louis Orehotsky, Mrs.'Leslie have been able to communicate ray* on us. Sam Snead, the top money winner with the team. Ike Williams. 139%, Trenton, N. J. came to Hartford for their sche­ Kerr. M ...... 00 feet between the bases—and make it.” the Acee to their flrat run. with each other between their Curator Gordon A. Atwater of (10).' Non-Title). the lA's will be out In full force ss pounder from Manchester, Is slat­ PEttemon. ef We hope the Commissioner does. dragged their feet into the club­ Singles by Don Race and At Three quarters of a million tele- K. Richardson, Mrs. Stephen who has bagged most of his green­ for this big game. Moc Pringle duled exhibition with the Chiefs ed to' oppose K|d Chick of South Mftrtin. 2b .. they play with deadly seriousness house fully prepared for a typical Zachea, Mrs. Joseph McBrietty, home and iVherever their automo­ the Hayden planetarium In New backs with sensational final round Scranton, Pa.—Eugene (Dum­ that was rained out, the writer re­ ZaiiIi*. 3b .... before crowds running as high ss Any bsseball league espnble of Klein oealdes a Silk ("Itv mis 'ue . phones were In service yesterday York said It wasn’t unusual to see will be behind the plate while the wick. Mass., on the card at pulling the famous Cappy out of Durocher tongue-lashing. It never Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Storrs, bile might happen to be. Their finishes. Schroeder Is my) Harrison, 159, New York, infield -will consist of Correntl, Ben newed acquaintance with Wall. He ThompsonvlUe this Thursday. .Bob Oplock. .1b ... 12.000. Thst number wItnessM the cams allowed two more runs to couqter la the terrttory of The Southern Mra. George Farrell and Mra. Al­ car Is especially equipped with a northern lights at this time of the Mangrum, the defending All- outpointed „Lee Sala, 162, Donora, remembered the BA’s at the tour­ Shlpmftn. If final championship game last sum- retirement deserves his support. In the third, giving, the PA’a R alx year. What was unusual, said he. Pagani. Pat Anniello, and fiery Feller bolds eight major league Jarrli. p .... "Go out," hs said, "and have fun. to one lead. But that waa short •L Kew England Telephone Company, bert F. Kalber. The dining room transmitter. When Major Loy- American Champion, sped Into Pa. (10). Franny Phillips. Big John.PringIc ney and asked if they were head­ records.. .Not a rneh, € ... I don't cars what you do or whan committee: Mrs. Joseph Motycka, xlm left August 6 for two weeks' was the wide area last night's contention yesterday with a 68 will patrol the outfield along with ed for Kansas again. This waa be­ Yeatarasy'a Baaslti lived as the losers put on a drive j Aa the company Inatalled lU 750,- lights covered. Tennis Winner New Orleans—Lenny Alvarez, fore the start of the state tour­ no-hit game was pitched in the Kreb. lb .... you gst back. Ths curfaw la lifted. Kaafera in the last of ths fourth that near* Mrs. Ruth Gehrlng and Mra. Edi­ tralnlg at Trumbull Airport in while Furgol, Alexander and ■128%, New Orleans. TKO'd Bobby Dom Gain, and Red Gavello. major leagues In 1949, for the first Riven, rf ... Just make sure you show up at OOOth phone, It reported there are son O. Davis. Groton he took an additional Rhould be Awed by Beauty Locke posted 69’s. In all 13 pros ney, so no one knew who would be Kell Is Top Musial Leads llarlfuril I. Brranton I. Iv did the trick. Bill Stbrins beat Polowitzcr, 131, Hartford, Conn. For the New Britain nine, it going. Wall was Introduced to Elarl time since 1943.. .Seven.nq-hllters ths ball park tomorrow." Wtikea-Barre 5, Albany 1. out an Infield hit. Dick Blow waa ;; BOW twice aa many telephones in 'niursday at 7:30 p. m., at the portable transmitter along with Ralph Huschke, meteorologist at broke 70 in the field of 76 after Davis Cup Star Enters (7). . will be Rocky Donlan, Lefty were pitched in the major leagues Total! ...... 6 1 The result? Sixteen victories In RImIrs 10. Utlra 2. Connecticut ae there were ten Community House there will be a him and both last and this year the greens had been watered and Yost. Unly ssinea sclieituled. safe when hla fly ball waa tronped the Hartford Weather Bureau, ex­ Brooklyn—Artie Diamond, 155, Boicyk. Steve Burke, and Moxlc There Is proof that major league during the 1917 season... The Bedurtha. e . A. L. Batter N. L. Hitters the next 17 games. in oanterftald. Blanc singled to , jreara ago. final reharsal of Senior 4-H Club during the training period Mrs. pressed surprise that so many the pins placed in more orthodox Third Round; All Kerelejza in the infield, while Tony Washington team of 1888 posted Danlalaon, p, lb It looked like the Olenta might N allasal members’ program, "Four Sea- Loyzim has had dally regularly spots. New York, outpointed Sammy La- Csrbo, Nilo Facchini. and Tony material la available at the na­ t ’hihibelphia I. Bt. L oult 0. load the tack*. Jarry Wllliama hit Luohia S. Rowe, vice president people seemed to be alarmed over Favorites Win Rotta, 153. Belleville, N«J. (8). tional tourney. True, the BA’s had the lowest texm batting average Pocket, lb .. drop one last night. They apotted New York f. Bnatnn 1. Into '• fleldar’a choice, but - At aad general manag;er, said the sons" to be presented at 8 p scheduled contacts with- him the display. Rather than being Furgol is the sentimental favor­ Greco will patrol the outer gar­ in history," .207.. .Ty Cobb went to Varley. If ... the Braves e 3-1 lead In the first Unly aamaa scheduleil. the evening" of the town fair. through this portable transmit ite. He has overcome a handicap Brooklyn — Rocky Compltello. dens. Tony Gll will be on hand to nothing to offer but age and ex­ Cronin, cf ... Maintains Slim Edge On Dodgers* Robinson Has Whitney dropped a double between company atill had Its ^ n d s full scared, he eaid, people should have Newport, R. I.. Aug. 8—(Ah—If 155%, Brooklyn, outpointed Fred­ perience, but Hamilton has young­ bat more times than any other Chandler 8b. 3b Inning but roared back with a 14- Amerleas three men in short right center. The 4-H Town committee has ter. Occasionally the car . trans­ been awed by their beauty. that would have forced a lot of receive Seraflne's offerings. sters 3Vho might draw some no­ player in major league hlitory hit attack to whip Boston, 9-3. No gamea achedniad. trying to keep up with the demand arranged to meet at the same Ted Schroeder. the United States' die Lott. 160, Newark. N. J. (8). The final game of the series Server, aa .... Larry Doby; Trout is Sluin|0 of 10 Points; Islersallasal After George Kepler had atroned, ' for telephone service despite the mitter is u.sed when Major Loy The usual major victims of the fellows to play croquet instead of tice. during hla career, a total of 11,429 Bujauciut. cf, I The triumph boosted the high­ Freddie Booth came un with a place on Thuraday at 8 p. m. to zlm is off duty, as through special undertaking a career of golf leading Davis Cup candidate, is to Livingston, Mont.—Btiddy Oil­ could very well turn out to be a Montreal 10, BprlnaOeld 1. .h continuous flow of new telephone borealis, the communications com­ There are many who sign at ... Walker Cooper, Braves catch­ Howak. rf .... New Pitching Leader Slaiigbtcr Is Third flying Giants to within two and a Itm-h,*alcr '7, Baltlninrc 2. bingle to score the fourth run. dlacuas plana for the fair. clearance through Mate headquar­ against the nation's best. round Into top form, this is the man, 132, Seattle, stopped Jess ’s duel, but both team.s Wichita with major league clubs, er, was the last batter to collect Gravel, rf .... half gamta of ths fourth place a aquipmant Into every quarter of The aecond of a series of nine panies and the press wire services, week to do it. boa.st some of the best hitters in Sj-rariieo 2-0. Toronto 1-1. In the fifto the PA’a addad two ters, he was given permission to reported but few disruptions. ■‘I'm Just a 33-year-old guy with Mitchell, 133, Billings, Mont. (6). and then are assigned to various six hits In six consecutive times at Chicago. Aug. 8—ie)— George New York, Aug. 8— Stan Cards, who were burled tinder a Jersay City I, Buffalo 1. more to make It 8-8. A walk and the ataite. lessons of a refresher cotirse In drive his car to Groton. 'The car a lot of mileage and a crooked Schroeder of La Crescenta, the league. Moe t’ringle, and Ger­ Total! ...... 25 8 4 18 6 1 Generally when aurora and boreas Boise. Idaho — Harry (Kid) minor league holdings. Dick E3ir- bat. He did It with Cincinnati last Rune batted" In. Shiptntn 4. Jarvl! 9-0 score by the pace-setting Phila­ singles by Klein and Frank Kinel ^ "While we have met our first first aid will be cnncivictcd Friday «quipment is especially valuable arm,” says the personsbie gent Calif., on whom Davis Cup Capt. ry Diinnack with three hits, and year.. .In bis last sevgn games, Kell, Detroit's cleesy third ba.*c- Mualal, three-time batting king, Obleetive’’ he said, “that of provld- flit across the northern skies, com­ Matthews. 173, knockeig out Jose HI|*po Correntl with two lead thp ler, another Longhorn toaaer, won 3. Martin, OpalLrh. Porkett. Danltlaon; delphia Phils. 'They ware ths only ffUndUg! turned the tlde^ln favor of the at 7:30 p. m. at the North Coven­ in cases of emergency as this who has averaged 71.41 strokes Alrick Man is placing most of his Ochea, 191%, Boise 16). a fourth round victory tor his club Ken Raffeniberger of Cincinnati two-baac hit!. Zani!; atolcn baaaa man„ maintained his slim edge has taken a one-point lead .oVtr games played In the majors yes­ Railprn Poles again. Not to be out-done, ^ tag servlca wherever It la desired try Firehouse by State Police De­ munications printers go into' tail hopes for a successful defense of lA’s in the series, while Boicyk W Is Pet. OBL type of communication Is not de­ spins that redi/ce the printed word through 78 competitive rounds by pitching a two-hit shutout has pitched to 136 batters In 32 Bedurtha, Zania; double playa, Chandler over Clevelend'e Larry Doby In the Brooklyn's Jackie Robinson In the terday. the Aces cams right back with ** la Cooeetlcut, there Me still many partment under Coventry Civilian pendent on eleetricity aa Is the this season. the trophy, has been having his with three, and Foley with two against the Sycamore, III., Sons. 1-8 innings without walking or Pocket; left on baaea. Jarvla 8. Wal­ \V1il***»-B!rr« ...... 70 M .660 — paopla ertM have party-line aerv' Defense program. About 18 adults to gibberish. Oft-Changed Cloth hits have been the big K. of C. nut! 6; baaei on ball!. Bujaclu! 5 American League batting race. National League batting derby. The results left the National BInghninlon ...... SI 42 .692 1 three hits, including a lead-off home or portable set. He has had to groove a swing troubles this year He has been This past spring Ehrler helped his hitting, a man, nor making a wild Kell, defending batting champ­ League pennant picture looking Hartford ...... M 47 -6i4 M double by Jim August, but could ,. tea wiw would like to be on Indlvl- registered for the first lesson held Only real washout last night, with tremendous body action to beaten twice by Herbie Flam and stickers In the two previous con­ club to Its second straight NCAA pitch. Danielaon 3, Jarvla 5; itrlke-outa. Jar While Muaial, the St. Louie Since the Korean situation has however, was transmission of During the 1850's, it was a usual tests. vli 2. Danielson 1; umpire. Snow. ion, waa the top hitter with .353 slugger, retained hla .361 average like this: Tlie Phils lead the field Ctk'ft ...... Aa 61 .606 15 score only once. A force play halt­ . % dual Unas, Oa aaoh bustneas day a Friday at the ^uth Coventry arisen, Mrs. Loyzim has over­ compensate for his shriveled left once by Tony Trabert. custom In Kentucky to change the championship by tossing a no-hlt- •a agalnsX Doby'a .348 for gamea by four games. Tits Bravas a rs Albany ...... 50 62 .190 i m ed the rally. request for prtvate-line service Is Firehouse. About three women at­ radio photographs across the At­ But Man will be willing to dis- Following tonight’s tilt, the ,ter against Tufts. Today Ehrler lest week, Robinson went Into e Will)!ni!port ...... 41 57 .480 25', heard indirect conversations while arm, the result of a fall from a Ifcloth three times during league play-offs will gtV under­ through last Sunday, Each galnad in •acpnd place, a half game in LeBlanc and Ruea-Haugh alnglad being fllM for an axlatlng tended and the committee urges lantic ocean. playground climbing bar when he count 4hese defeats if Schroeder; la signed to-a Detroit Tiger con­ slump end his mark slipped 10 RImir! ...... 45 60 .419 art* listening to bands between an way. Friday evening tonight's Announces Games two pointa during the week. pointa to .360. The Dodgers' second front of the Dodgers. Ths Cards Srrtnton ...... M 68 .840 2«H to open tha alxth. Bob DIBattlito naidailoe custonisr every two min. more to start with the next ses­ Aurora la the Roman Goddess of was 12. comes through in the Annual Invi­ tract. according to Wall. A1 Cicot- laid down a bunt and beat it out, amateur .station, which according dawn or light. Boreas is the Greek main part of the meal, one for winner meets the third place Spoiifi'"Schedule Aa the Tlgc-rs fought to maintain baseman collected only five hits In are five and a half games out7 The KBlUsat Btqa. Tliia ap»cmi affort le graduai- sion If possible. to the call letters is located In the Furgol won the All-American tation Newport Casino Invitation te, 19-years-old pitcher-outfielder Oianta, a new contender, trail by _ filling tbe aacke. LaBlane •eond Mias Lola lUiblnapn, daughter of God of the north wind. Tourney which headed into the dessert, and a third for nuts and Nfchols-Brlstol in the first of a with the runner-up Golden Coors the league lead, Kell also kept hla 23 tripe. Mualal carved out 11 Phllndflphta ...... n 4t .600 -;jr_ deoteeelng the last* backloc Korean a re a - Call Station HLIUH Amateur 'Title at Tam O'Shanter wlnea...... threa games set. To Be Plaved eight gamea. Bo!ton ...... 57 44 .564 4 on a passed ball and Olakalnoki ^ Mick ettlers. Rev. and Mrs. Henry iE. Robinson In 1944 and aoon afterward turned aecond day today. of Colorado, was 4 >icked-up by the Tonight lead in two other dapartmenta— hits In 30 at bate. and other amateur atatlona locat­ Yankees. There are four examples, Nasslffs vs. Paris, 6:15—Char the most hits and raoft doubles. Mualal has 134 hits—five more fiohoean Blanks Cards Bfookt.vh ...... r»4 42 .561 4** hit back to "the pitchar. 'With flrat "Our program of converting all of Burlington, N. C„ former Cov­ ed In the United States. pro. He finished third in the 1947 The chips are not down yet. Ted Monts Kennedy started for the LsOUl! ...... 65 a .649 5)* base open, Raca waa glvan an'In­ entry residents, Is spending three to mention a few. Remaining games in the Rec ter Oak. The league’s flrit 10 hitters than Robinson—in 371 tries. Me New Tork ...... 62 47 .626 2 teleplKmee la tiM aitaite to dial op- Hospital Notes All-American Pro and collected drew a bye in the first round, then Intermediate League were an­ has scored 73 runs, one less than Giants but It was Jack Kramer tentional pass. Ed Stefanakl weeks with friends in Connecticut. $3,300, hla biggest single money whipped William Beale of- New True again, there met six or se­ St. Bridget's vs. South Metho­ showed only one newcomer over Chicago ...... 43 56 .419 i*H obliged by rapping to deep abort etaUan la already 87 per cent com­ In Coventry she Is a guest at the ven power-laden clubs who com­ nounced today by Wijally Fortin. dist, 6:30—Memorial. lost week. Billy ( -oodman the young Robinson. who picked up the victory. The n tirln n tli ...... 41 6S .414 19 pleted, and wo are atrivlng to fln- win. York, 6-2, 6-2, in the second round veteran righthander did a splen­ rU t!b u rfh ...... 14 66 .840 2d<* for a hit. home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. New Line Is Added Censue ...... i85 yesterday. He still must get past pete In the Kansas tourney, but They are as follows: Yankeee vs. Dodgers, 6:15— Boston outflelder-firet baseman, Enos Slaughter, also of St. ieh the Job by the end of 1952. ' But Blnce he started playing for most of the clubs are semi-pro Wed., Aug. 9—CVilonels vs. Cav- Louis, hsid his third place position, did relief job, holding the Breves AnlerleaB DiBattisto, Klein and Haugh led Ryan, Jr. and family on Wall Admitted yesterday; Clare pay he never has won outright any such worthies as Flam, Budge Memorial. Jumped from out of the select cir­ ■ - the PA’a attack with three single* '*nie Boutiwm New Ekigland street, where she spent last week. outfits in the calibre of Hamilton alNrs; Thurs., Aug. 10—Cavaliers Rockville ve. Hamilton, 6:15— boosting his average one digit to scoreleaa after relieving Kennedy Detroit ...... $4 U .646 Jones. South Windsor; John regulation P. G. A. tourney, al­ Patty, another leading Cup can­ cle into third place with a .344 New York ...... it 19 .114 a •ach. Booth, August, SIbrina, Tdepbone Cbmpany la prepared to This week she will visit In Put­ By Auto Parts Co. and the BA’s. Tbe latter club waa vs. Green; Friday, Aug. 11—North Oval. mark. Big Walt Dropo, Goodman's .313. The Redbirds' veteran out­ In the first. Schlebel, 257 High street; Mrs. though tying twice for minor titles didate, and Gardnar Mulloy. unfortunate ' in drawing the de­ Ends VI. Green; Mon., Aug. 14 — Ken Johnson, e Cardinal discard, Oe>rlitnd ...... 62 40 .601 2'k Blow and Blanc hit twlea aaoh for meet the tdephone requirements nam and Block Island, L. I., N. Y., lA'e vs. Kaceys, 8:45—Robert­ replacement at first for the Red fielder is second to Muaial in hits Hiipton ...... fi1 Ethel Waibel, 21 Florence street; on the circuit. Patty, the San Franciscan who fending champion Fort Wayne Green vs. North Ends; Wed., Aug. with 132. Figures Include games hung the shutout over his former 44 .673 7 tha Aces. of Industrial mobilization In Con- and next week she will retum to Another Important line of auto­ Mrs. Alice Weir, 117 Summer won at Wimbledon this year, like­ son. Sox, was deadlocked for fourth \V!!hiMgtun 46 63 .469 ill* neeacut aa may bo needed In the General Electrics (n their first 16—Green vs. West Sides; 'Thurs., Wednesday, August 9 - of Sunday, Aug. 8. mates. Making hla first start since Chicago ...... 41 63 .MO aa Coventry. Rev. Robinson Is s for­ motive merchandise has been add­ «trect; Mra. Sophie Msgura, Staf­ wise did not face stern opposition outing, and the GE’s went on to spot with Hoot Evers of Detroit, July 4, the lefthander throttled the months ahead,’’ Mr. Rowe eaid. mer pastor of First Congregation­ Aug. 17—Colonials vs. North West Sides vs. Rockville, 6:15— each with .332. Johnny Hopp of Pittsburgh, not 8t. Lsoul! ...... K6 44 .169 25* "We have InataHed nearly $100 al churches In Coventry and Put­ St. James Win Sorendon, a local player, 6-2, 6-^. Oval. Another Boston pleycr, Johnny listed in the lop ten laat week, mllUon worth of new bulldinga, nam. Auto Parts company of 24 Maple 78 Branford street; Mrs. Barbara don’t think they can’t be beaten. West Sides. Gardens vs. Army and Navy, mads a big climb Into fourth aix and fanned the earner'number. Schoen, 843 Main street; Mrs. Flam did not get Into action, and In fact, they didn’t even win their Pesky, took the biggest drop, from It woe the fourth victory for the Uorheiiler ...... : -2 48 .615 . SEE YOUR •witching equipment, cablea and A son was bom Saturday to Mr. street, Manchester's faatest-grow- 6:15—Charter Oak. pises. Ths Pirates Inflaldsr-out- lUtUiniura ...... 62 47 .669 9 Ruth Cordner, 85 Garden street; Over Congog Mulloy was playing the final in own state championship last year, fourth to seventh place. Immedi­ flelder ballooned hie average to fast but arratic Kansan. He hasn't other telephone apparatus since and Mrs. John D. Haloburdo of *. alers In outstanding automo­ the Eastern Grass courts Doubles but qualified automatically be­ Baugh Won’t Retire Second (Jongos vs. Zions, 6:10— ately above him waa teammate A1 M)— Thursday, August 10 Walker Cooper, Boston's vet­ Springfield s ...... 87 57 .500 12'* handling the state's vital communi- ward and Victor Della Fera an­ Marlon Enrico, 138 Eldridge N. J., in which he teamed with pions. leading 10 were Yogi Berra, New Syraru!! ...... 60 66 .419 cathma.’’ A number of Scouts of Troop 57 tory over the Second f^ngos In a Joe Bauman, Hartford's first Slingin' Sam Baugh, the old man Cardinals vs. Yankees, 6:15— eran , also climbed Into 12% nounce that they have been chosen street; George H. Davis, 193 Bill Talbert to beat Tony Trabert river quarterback of the Washlng- Memorial. York, .323; Phil Rlaxuto, New the first 10 with a seventh-place Toronto ..., ...... 47 M .416 22 to sell the complete AC line. In­ Adams street; Mrs. Phllomena Church Softball League . game of Cincinnati and Tom Brown of baseman a couple of seasons back, York, .820 and Johny Groth, De­ Duffftlo ...... n 75 .342 20% played last night at Memorial layed with Elk City, Oklahoma tm Redekins, waa asked for the St. Bridget's ve. North Metho- .320. League Leaders cluding such Items as the famous KrpI, 80 Homestead street; Mrs. San Francisco, 5-7, 3-6, 6-4, 6-1, (Jtopteento time yesterday when diete, 6:30—Memorial. troit, aleo .320. The 10 leading batters; Field. Chavalier was the big gun, 6-2. ^ EI the tourney last year. He look­ TaSsr’* (Issus A d m fr a i Smart Slipcovers AC Spark Plugs, fuel pumps, flex­ Thca Wood, 26 Robert road; Ron­ he plans to retire. Friday, August 11 Dropo led in rune batted In with National League National Longue K silrrs Home Style ible hose lines, speedometer ald Felber, 36 Drive A; William getting five hits at the plate. Three other members of the CHECKING ACCOUNTS. .. ed miserable In his trips to the 104 and his teammate Vern St. Jane* (IS) plate In the first two encounters, Replied the durable Texan, now BA’s va Hemlltons, 6:15—Oval. bG AB; R H Pet. Batting — Robinson, Brooklyn, Rlnahsmlnn at Hartford (2-6:15), cables and casings and dirt-proof Hart, 78 Phelps road. Davis Cup tryout aggregation got NaaslffS vs. Silk (TIty. 6:30— Stephens was leader in rune with Muaial, lltU'a at Albany. oil filters aqd elements. AB R H PO A E striking out seven times. Then the 35: .3603; Mualal, St. Loula, 360Q. Admitted tteay: Sylvia Buck­ Pasan(. Sli ...... S 4 3 1 S into action, and all came through. husky initial sacker Went on a "Ah promised ray dear old C3iarter Oak. '90. Kell had 144 hUe, Including 81 St. Louis .. 98 871 7$ 134 .361 Runa — Torgcaon, Boston, 81; WUllamsporl at WUkaa-Barr*. The AC spark plug Is made In ner. South Windsor; Mrs. Eliza­ O ievalier. 3b ...... 5 3 5 3 0 Art Larsen of San Leandro, Calif., They htlf te afike life cafiy, and, in addition, Only aames scheduled. hitting spree, belting « out three mother oh'd quit when ah became North Methodist vs. Center Con- doubles, to lead in those depart- Robinson, Jones, Philadelphia, 77. AsaelesB ^ a tremendous tange to fit every beth Heritage, Wapping. C>sud(ne. I( ...... 5 0 ) 5 0 beat Dick Mouledous of New Or­ gos, 8:$0—Memorial. men ta. Brooklyn 98 368 74 139 possible type of motor, not limit­ Rufin(. 1b ...... 4 3 3 5 0 round trippers, two doubles and 80." , .360 Runa Batted In — Ennle, Phila­ Boaton I Parnell S-ll at New York, Discharged yesterday: James leans. 6-3, 6-11; Dick Savitt of Bobby Doerr of Boston and Slaughter, delphia, 94; Slaufhtar, St. Louis, Otaachl lS-7)—night. ed to cars alone, but including Hynes, 91 Charter Oak street: Rrom sn. m ...... 3 3 3 .t 1 South Orange, N. J., halted Tom you nlwny* tnow the naounta of aoney heavy duty equipment like trac­ McCluskey. p ...... 4 0 1 0 1 Gene Woodllng of New York were St. Louis .. 101 396 66 132 .333 83. Oetrnit (Huutteman It-t) st Chlcsfo Antonio Catalano, 26 Henry Ksttin. c ...... 3 1 0 3 0 Boys of New Yortc, 6-0, 6-1 and tied for the moat triples, each with Hopp, HiU — Muaial, St. Loula, 136; (Oumpert 5-5)-"-nlght. tors. road builders and stationary street; David McConkey, 627 Gustafson, ct ...... S 1 0 0 0 Sam Match of San Francisco Ptttaburgh Cleveland lamni-k 4-5) at St. LiUla engines. spent, and for whnt. That’* why thousands nine. At Roean held his home run 84 389 39 88 .338 Slaufhtar, St. Loula, 132. (IVldmor 5-5)—night. Center street; Mrs. Katherine Paluisl. rf ...... 8 1 1 i 0 crushed Keston DelraUng, 6 ^, 6-2. lead, 29, although he failed to In- Lockman, . Doubles—Muaial, St. Loula. 34; Similarly wide In range of man­ Taft, 116 Benton street; John Fellclaslmo Ampon, the little ace Woahlngtun illmlaiin 10-5) at Phlla- ufacture Is the AC speedometer Touts ...... S3 1.3 14 31 5 S of people have diecking aecounis. with os. creaae hie total last woek. Dom Dl- New York 7i $03 44 99 .327 Robinson, Brooklyn, 82. dalphia iWyoa o-tUi—night. equipment. Hampson. 68 Birch street; Mrs. Secoad Csstss 43) of the Philippines’ Davis Cup Team Magglo stole two bases to Increase Pafko, Triples—Aahburn, Philadelphia, .Mallesal The flexible hose comes ready Msry Moore, 98 Drive A: Beverly Bralnard. Sb who Is seeded No. 1 among the for­ his total to 12, tops in the league. Chicago .. 93 331 71 108 .326 12; Jethros, Boston, 7. ^ Chicago lltuah 9-15 and Klippatein Batsie, 609 Tolland turnpike; N. VIttnsr. ss eigners, swept past Larry Dee of Cooper, l-o) at Cincinnati lltam suell 5-9 and for use In such sizes aa those for Choice of a regular or Checkaaater account Paul (Dluy) Trout of Detroit Homo Rune — KIncr, Pittsburgh, R affeniberger 9-lS)--^2 gamea— Twl- CROSLEY gasoline, oil, gauge, grease, vac­ Ralph Caron. Jr.. , 206 O nter ColpitUr-|Mr. Vlttner $, IfcClusker 1; passed bolU, West Hartford, Conn., Aug. ton, 106; Stephana, Boston, 1(>5. and Mrs. Albert Garrison, Silas Ooughlln 4; umpires, BrUtner, J. Cbsp- hard were AU-prp selections last Pesky, Box .82 323 79 106 .828 Hita — KaU, Detroit, 144; RU- road. year; Bouley is a former AU-pro, A LONG TIME Berra. NY . .06 $81 68 12$ J3S (C)—Some of New England's lead­ West SISss It) pslL ing golfers are here today to com­ zuto. New York, 131. You*re Invited To See Ellington Riazuto, NY 102 410 76 1$1 .320 Doubles—Kell, Detroit, S3; Rls- AB R H PU A B Groth, Det. .100 $00 80 11$ fi80 pete for the five place* allotted to Day. lb ...... 1 0 0 1 0 0 . RCA Victor At . . Treat H rlfhU Take B where yea kaow experienced aieehanics toe region In the National Amateur zuto. New York, 28. Plavcll, ss ...... Mr. and Mrs. Raljm Steere of Golf Otampionatolpe. Triples — Doerr, Boston and Peganl. If ...... Southvilck, Maas., visited Mr. Almost 50 professions, win work on it. Where only factory enfinccred parts wiU be «Md for Woodllng, New York, 9. Jl. Agottinelll. cl The 88-bole sectional qualifying Home Runs — Roaen, Clevaland, llodln, c ...... Steere's coualn, Linwood R. Camp­ jOi/ YI/loiOhA, Qnc. MII r - f> - M ±nuJ£ Yesterday*s Stars round le b*lng played at the Warn- occupations and skills are replacement. Take it to this downtown headquarters for Gtrysler- 30; Dropo and WtlllamR Boston, .Moure. 2b ...... bell, Sunday. panoag Country Club here. 38. C. Petriccl*. 2b .. Included in tbe Said of 22 la Kearns, rf : ...... BRU N N ER’S The Hatheway-Mlller Post nymonth where we work with yon in prokmfinc the Ufa ef your ear. By The Afifioeiatod Prega Stolen Basse — DiMaggio, Bos­ T tsm sy, p t 0 M O W o o v o o O O .S t R ,^ OCR -■I'hAT'S E AS»Y’ — NOiM-VOUtt. HRKT QUESTION Batting: Mike OoIUt, PMUlea— Bobby Knowles, of Brooklina, American Legion had a fairly suc­ found in Manchester Mcnao- ASOUT B0K.INS— WHO WAS THE ] ton, 12; Valo, Pblladriphia, 8. By Mrs. Anne Cabot cessful lawn party Thursday, Fri­ THI«'I« *THR MAM ON hit single, doable and triple, driv­ Maaa., nrho wen the New England StriktouU — L*mon, a*v*land, Totals ...... 22 7 • U I a Connecticut** Tue STCtecT p r o o -r a m PAPER-VSieiaHT OMAMPlON IN ing home four runs, in PhUadel-. Amateur Champtonehip last Sat­ 108; Reynold*, New York, 108. Rsrib EsSs It) Start in now to make plans to day and Saturday oonaidering the AB R H PO A ■ rejuvenate your living room for stormy weather on the opening rial Hospital. The training I’D U K E TO A%K.VOU A * "ggy • * THE YEAR. HUMPltEM SlATEEM^l phla’a S-0 romp over Cardinala. urday with a I up victory over Pitching — Trout, Detroit, 8-2, LARGEST m a t b s s . m e . Pitching: Ken Johnson, PhUIlaa Eddie Martin; o f Wlnchcstar, .800; Lemon, Clevetand, 17-3, .77$, ftonualoskl. ss ...... 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 fall easily and lnexj>cnslvely with" night. ^ ITHOUQHT TMRR.E —held Bt. Loula to two ainglea in rsrrell. rf ...... '4 1 0 0 0 > Bwaett this pattern. It’s fun, and the re- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Maynard and talent of the hospital WAS A KETCH TO IT- winning fourth game without de­ R. MIchMis.. I t ...... I.. 2 0 0 • • TELEVISION •ulU weU worth the effort. SUp by of West road, Ellington, at* tbe Tha National Amateur gets un­ Wmis, lb ...... 1 . 4 0 0 2 0 fitting dress to THE riRST ONE W A S > feat. derway at MinneapoUe Augtut 31. Kosskowskl.. 2b ...X. 2 0 1 0 1 about bouse that keeps step, directions with smart "deebrr parenta of a son bora at the Rock­ TOO B A S V Sports Mirror August., p .. DEALER efficlant as can be. ator” tricka make easy work, even ville City hospital. family help to save lives, frechsttr. c pocket are for tbe novice. The ElUngtun Fire department Kssukl, 3b 3 5 8 East Center Street colorful rle rac for trim. Pattern No. 5956 consists of dir­ will receive mcmbera for sn Aux­ llieir services provide com­ Yank!, Dodgers By Th« A«soclatc4 Preoa Tost, ct .... •ew-rlte ections for making slipcovers, ms^ iliary up to the age of 65. This Is WANTED TtMay a y*ar—Uoyd Maagrum Rub4.ch*. ct M, 36, terlal requlrementn measuring, entirely a man’a auxiliary. ■won the Men’* pro Utl* at Tam filae 86, fort for patients. Meet Tonight O’Shanter, with 270, on* atroke Totals ...... $1 • $ U 4 * OPEN fitting and sewing directions, color Mr. and Mra. Foreat Ofiien of b*tt*r than Bammy Snead. North Ends ...... 008 $01-6 and fsbrlc' suggestions and trim Osllforala, (Who have been spend­ Experienced Painters W est Hidi'ii ...... 010 06X—7 15 cents, Five year* ago—Joe McCarthy Tw("-hasc hits. K. Michaels; tbrec- Mon., Wods, Fri* mlng bints. ing a month with Mr. Octten’rp aiy [To^^ and Paper Hangers Oeorga Markham and* Kenny returned to manage the New York address, Send 20c in Coins, your name, bs'"' hl:'». K esrns: home nms, li. Num- ante have been trialUng relatives in Irish ara sxpacUd to b* ths op- Yaokeea after n two-week, leave of Agusllncllli stoUn bas*a Bltsolowskl. Evoningf 'Til 9* (MandMster address and the Pattern number to New York for a few dayeu On Ths Job poslng pitohars whsn th* Oodgtrs ahoenee due to lUn***. ' Pctriccia. r * m ll, AgesUaeUl; diMiNe Ave. Amerl' Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve­ BHngUm Orange will meet in and Yiutkeea colUda In A litU* Ten jreara' ago —Th* Chicago plays, Oodi* to Psttloela; hiese sa ning Herald, 1150 Ave. Americas, the Town Hell at 8 p. m. Wednee- iM fti* fRB* Umight at MAmoriiU Cub* won their eighth straight balls. Tiernsy 4. Kaaros 9, Angval I: New York 19. N Y. strikc-outs, Tiarsay 6 Kaara* 1 SceTderiflioa tbe new dsy for the regular buelneaa meet' ruid. N om HotMothRl and Mik* gam*. ilafeRling Pittaburgh, 6-3. August 7; hit by pitcher, by Rubaeba This Needlework Fane—Anne Cabot'^ aad following that tbe party WoodbiUkt mi y«awi lse«*M^ will 4* tha cstchinL Fifteen year ago—Travle Jack- (Tlfrncy): wilA pitches. Augast I, EY C fT Big new Album it here. Doaens of 3*01 adjourn to tbe home of Mr. y .■;;8lfsqto . ' ra'and TIM f)*dfsrs sra in aoeend ^ e « eon’s nlnUi-lnnlBg siilgl* t*ve the Tiernsy 1: winnlsg pitebtr, Tisraty; trard' faeclnatlng new fieelgns, gifts, Ifn. Charles Hein on the ■'//’ ^ 1. i (<■*,/ a t* tB*' TsnlMas sad Osrda sra NewYorit Otamu fifS-J vleiory ■Wat pitcher, AufiHti wEpim O b O v deeqraUons asid special featurea m road where erhe the annual a F4-.a ilrtn!|n Mi.A.i

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 8. 1950 FAOB ELETHI

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN; TUESDAY. AUGUST S. 1960 A magistrate .eounaeled a man First Shark — What’s that tun­ The philosopher was addressing This a’ That TUUNEKVILLK FOI.K8 BY FONTAINE m s to hla court: ‘‘Rise every morning ny two-legged thing that Just fell a youngster: Thera was a gent named Harry kp^Risats, Ftoto, fo r Sato 78 WaetH—R4*I BaUto 77 S e a s e A n d with the fixed determination to In the water Philosopher — My boy, never Up, who dashed about our town. 16A Halp WasteB—Male 86 BopMahold Goods , 61 heed knowledge lightly. Remem­ AatMBobOM tor Balt 4 Tuacagata 68 make your wife realise that you Second Shark — Dunno, but I’ll And he was wilder than a pup and Mr. Albert Has Another BONA-FIDE buyers waiting for. N o n s e n s e are the Master of the Houae . . . . bite. - ber that, what you have learned no would not alt him down. He FEXTURINO Guaraataad roofa EXPERIENCED ZONED FOR INDUSTRY 8 bpdroom homeg, old and new, one can ever take away from you. SEE BALCH and axpart repairs as wall as Good Banatolll and then see what happens.” seemed forever on the move . . . • Q a ta fie d moderately priced; two-family or Conmiaiid Dedslon The boy thought a-moment, then: yet It was strange to see; he FOR BETTER BUYSl gutter and conductor work. Try CARPENTERS JUST RBTTTIUnDO 4-ROOM apartment. Centrally lo­ Note: Each reader la privileged Magistrate — You afo charged S R-O-O-M-S 8-L-I-G-H-T-I^T 11,000 front feet on railroad duplex to good condition, central­ For weeks befora vacation starts Boy — But they can’t take awa> couldn't get him In the groove, "SPECIALS" your "Local Roofsr." Call Coufh- cated. WrtU Box M. Herald. _ aiding, near Wilbur Croae Park­ to express his opinion on what did with being drunk. Have you any­ 1946 OLD8MOBILE SEDAN And U-8-E-D F-U-R-N-I-T-U-R-B ly located. Dougiaa Blanchard, We study maps and penciled charts what" 1 haven’t learned, either, can and work conaistently. He'd cry: A d v g r & m M b Ua n07. happen. thing to aay? "I have tne jobs of w’ork, and I 1946 BUICK SEDAN only way, aultabla for small tool shop, Real'Estate Service. 5447. Of distant and enchanting apots Culprit — I've never been drunk they ROOFING. Spedallslnc In repair­ $400 ButlBest Locatious ' UhtU we’re tied in mental knots. muat $;et them done. 1 do not have CLASSIFIED ADVT. 1941 CHRYSLER SEDAN HELPERS WANTED truck terminal, warehouae and Brooklyn housewife, aa at last' a to my life, sir, and never intend to ing roofs of all kinds. Also new (GOOD AS NEW) Pur Rent 64 WANTED—House near Center of But ooifoe the long-awaited day. So many airplane hostesses have the time to shirk, or have a little 1940 PONTIAC SEDAN many other uses. town, aultable for office. Writg piano was placed In her living be, for It always makes me feel fun." Then Upp's best friend said: DEFT. HOURS: 1940 CHEV. SEDAN roofs. Gutter work, chlmneya Includes We toss the maps and charts so bad to the morning. married millionsires that the air I SEE' A Bedroom Suite, a Living Room AIR OONDmONEO OFFICK Box ,V, Herald. awsy room — "Ah! Now for some "Listen here . . . You’d better take SiM A. JL to 4:46 P. M. 1939 DODGE SEDAN cleaned and repaired. 10 years of Beethoven, Bach, Brahms, Bizet— lines are changing their titles to Suite, A Dinette Set Orford Building. A pp^ Mar- ARTHUR A. KNOFLA Since well we know with csih to "Alresscs." It alow. Or very soon, I have a 1937 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN experience. Free astlmates. Call FOR QUICK courteous,, efficient and maybe Olvlng Berlin!" An ambulance aervlce in Sturgis, JIM McCa r t h y AND tow’a • hand —Grit. fear, you’ll hear a gasket blow. i H 1937 CHEV. SEDAN Howley. Manckeater 5361. 876 Mato Street—Eat. 1921 service, caU Suburban Realty Co., —The Columbian Crew. Mich., advertises: “Moon snd Son, Many Othera! A 1950 Electric Refrigerator, and Our tour wlU be a one-night stand. Consider now your kiddles three, White St. and Green Road TO RENT—Four rooms with heat, Realtor!, 49 Perkins street. Tbl. Day and Night Service." your wlfey, and your home—relax Convenient Terms! WE SPECIALISE In roofing and a Bengal Combination Range. Yea, Phone 5440 or 5935 —Vlney Wilder. Mindful of the Washington re­ I said, this furniture Is as good as second floor, 15 Maple street, near 8215. Policeman — How did the acci­ —W. A. Barnes, Centerville, Mich. a while wjd they will flee—thoae Open Evenlnifs Tit 10 P. M. siding. Highest qusUty materials. MANCHESTER HOMES port that the heat doesn't bother XX)ni-OoM ertm , vktoity flUver Workmanship guaranteed. A. A. new, and I’ll be happy to show It Main street. Suitable for busi­ Home Liatinge Wanted gam. Innocent of all golfing lore, dent happen? worries liT'your dome." But Harry ness or professional purposes. Ap­ THREE Bedroom modem single Motorist — 3fy wife fell asleep It was his first speech, and he Mr. Truman, many persona atlll Upp w.ould not slow down, until he boa u d Main atocat. Finder BALCH-PONTIAC, Inc. Dion. Inc., 299 Autumn street. CORP. to you at your convenience. Phone watched with interest the efforts consider that they would rather be ISO CenUr S t Tel. 9-4545 me at Hartford 6-0358, after 7 ply Edward J, Holl, 1009 Main home. Country Club or Porter In the back seat. wanted it to be a eucceas. Hit or­ came to be, a wild imsteady sort ^ 7514. Phone 4860. WANTin)—A barber at Larrabee COZY HOME near Burnside. Two- of ths man In the bunker to get coot than President. P. M. 48-4690, I’ll ten you more strict. street section. Address Box X, htowelf out. At last the ball rose ation was long and passionate, and of clown, aa useless as could be. l o f t —aam and ting, front of 1938 FORD Ooach, radio, heater. Barber Shop, 15 Pitkin street about it. This merchandise shown car garaga. Large lot. plenty Herald. If you think you’re going to be he wished to end It with a warning And so It pays to take It slow, and shaude and fruit trees. Duplex to to a cloud of sand, hovered to the Ofcto thMtar, Saturday aftor- 100 h. p. engine, new black paint, Heating—Ptonblng 17 TM. 2-4100. by appointment only cither In the air and then dropped on the green happy and prosperous by sitting note. He could have couched hla Mrs. — WlU you love me when not try to do a dosen different $125. Phone 2-2449. FOUR ROOMS for pustoesa. Heat­ Vernon IH acres. Good location. my hair la gray? Jobe or so—when one will see you BOon. Finder pleaae call M787. EXPERIENCED tree climbers. day or evening. WANTTID—Direct from owner, and rolled Into the hole. back and letting the government warning in the old proverb about PLUMBING And HssUng, spsdal- EASY TERMS ARRANGED ed. Center etreet. Phone 2-1680. Some fruit trees. Call K O. Den­ take care of you — look at the locking the stable door after the Mr, — Why not? Haven't I through. —Karl Floater. 1948 PONTIAC SEDAN Steady employmeiA. Phone 7587 6-7 room house. Preferably In Sam (with a chuckle) — Gosh! Ixlng in repairs, rsmodeUng, cop^ If you wish. I’ll send my auto for ton, 39 Stephens street. He'll have a tough time to get out American Indian!' horse bad been atolen,'but that was stuck by you through brown, red, 1947 PONTIAC TUDOR _____ after 5 pr. m. 4-ROOMS, Heated, excellent loca­ Manchester Green gection. No black and blonde Cal -I t was a good pake but It ARaoRDceaieBto per water piping, new construo- you, bring you to store and back agents. Box L, Herald. of that one. —Houghton Line ■ too commonplace. He wanted 1946 OLDSMOBILE SEDANETTE Uon, esUmates glvan. Urns pay­ home. No obligation. tion for professional office, beauty SEVEN ROOM borne. CU heat, something better. Then he shout­ defied the laws of gravity. PRE-KINDERGARTEN school re- 1941 CHEV. CLUB COUPE ments arrsoged. Edward Johnson A—L—B—E—R—T—•—8 salon, real estate, Insurance, etc. .two-car garage, lot 160 x 180. ed: "Don’t, I beg you — don’t What animals go tn bed with Hal—How? Nice Selection 1934 to 1941 Doga Birds—Pete 41 HAVE MANY buyers for quick The money the other fellow has Would you be Immortal: Con­ opanlns September 11. Ages 3H Phone 0979 or 5044. Main Store—Waterbury Center street. Call 2-1680. Needs exterior and some Interior tinually strive to develop your wait until the houM catches fire you? Two calves. Cal—It was aa heavy os lead, Terms To Suit You occupan(;y on single and two-fam­ Is capital. Getting It away from to 6. IVanspprtatlon available. DOGS Washed and groomed. See Hartford, New Haven, Meriden painting. Price $10,500. Phone him is labor. —Fiowerfax. mind. before you summon ths firemen!" —Tim Burr Helps. but It wouldn't go down. 2-2257. ily houses. Many cash buyera Phone 1-1606. Mrs. D. U JBallard. COLE MOTORS EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat­ us for pet supplies, and fresh OPEN ANY EVE. BY List witb this agency for quick 79 lAkewod arcle South. ing. Plugged drains machine APPOINTMENT Summer Homes For Rent 67 ,4164 frozen horsemest 18c lb. Call VICTORIA Road—Six-room house results. George L Grazladio, An Idea! LANK LEONARD cleaned. Carl J. Nygren. 803 Kennel Supply Shop. 2-4273. WEST DENNIS, Cape Cod, four MICKEY FINN Oakland street Phone 0497. CLEANING Out attic or cellar T two unfinished. Fireplace, hot Realtor, 109 Henry street. Phone room cottage available August 5278. MeNen^ Syeiteele, t n e v y e p u u e p into that Motorcyelea— Bicyelea 11 PUPPIES. A.KC. Red Cockers, I’ll buy your unwanted furniture, water heat, ameeite drive, insulat­ IMALimYSNERVOMfi VW.QUIT MDRUm'/ OIL BURNER service an4 repairs. china, glassware, etc. Trading 12th through 19th. Reduced rate ed. Asking $11,500. $8,200 G. I WHEN WE NMOPY'O FMO IT fARNNGLOTf PROflABUr small cross breeds. Boston ’Terrier for month of September. Call G00UT,VW eJ l e a r n TO DRIVE very 6rst les­ .VU makes oil burners and fum- Post, 17 Maple street Phone 2- mortgage avaUable. Call Anita GOm'TOAMOVIE/ 1945 HARLEY Davidson, low mile­ pupe. Zimmerman’s Kennels, Lake 3593. Legal Notices -LEAVING THAT S-EVEN IF THEY son. 60 full minutes, no travel age. eittellent condition. Priced acea. Earl Van Camp. TeL 2-9978. street. Phone 6287, 1089. White, 8274, Samuel Schwarts MONEY IN THE house! i DIDBREAKIN! time charged. You learn rapidly, Rsal BUtate Co. AT A COURT o r PROBATE held low for quick sale. Phone 4607. RANGE Burners, pot burners and COTTAGE at Coventry Lake. wo don’t try to prolong Inetruc- BEIAUTIFUL Male Boxer, fawn Available after Aug. 12th, either at Manchester within and for the tton. Long liat.of satisfied gr^ u - Sluvlng—Tncklnt— and black marked, 6 months old. heaters cleaned, serviced and re­ ONE ROOM house, 12 x 16. Furn­ District of Manchester, on ths 7th paired. Joseph Senna, 83 Seaman by week or month. Tel. 3163. day of August. 1950. , ates furnished on request Man- Wanted Aotoa- S torage 26 Partially trained. Call 2-1104. ished. Electric stove, refrigers' chestsr Driving Academy. Tel. Circle. Phone 2-0147. tor, maple chest, daybed, sink. Present. JOHN J. WALLETT.- Motorcyclea 12 ASHES AND Rubbish removed. POINT O’ WOODS, Mass. Road. Judge. 4282.______Price $800. To be removed. Phone Estate of Louis Cervlnl, Iste o f Man­ General trucking, sand and Poultry and Supplies 43 Modem cottage available Aug. 27-Sept. 4. $90. Reduced rates 2-3446. chester, In said District, deesaked. a i-i- MAKES Sewing Machines WANTED—1939, '40 or '41 auto­ gravel, fill, loam for sale. Reason­ THOR WASHING machine, good The administrator having exhibited repaired or electrified. Risasoni.bIe mobile. Good condition. Private able rates. Prompt Sendee. Call YOUNG ROASTERS and fryers, running condition. Tel. 2-1859. after Labor Day. M. D! Hewitt, hit Anal administration account with "^1 MANCHESTER — 8-room colon' rstsa. Work guaranteed. Day party. CWl 7198. James Macrl 4523. live or dressed. Arnold Nelson. 47 Lilac street. Phone 8809. salt.' estate to 4hls Court tor allotrasce. ial, to excellent condition. Oil It Is ^ • ph(»e 017L night phone 2-9419. 787 Lydall street. Tel. 8906. DROP LEAF table and two chairs. heat, full bath and lavatory, cedar MANCHESTER t'ackags Delivery: Excellent condition. Reasonable. ORDERED: That the 14th day of AU closet, garage. Nice lot. Alice August, 1950, at four o'clock, after­ THE PROSPECT HIU school for BosincM Scm cM Offered 16 Local light trucking and package Phone 2-9426. Wanted to Rent 68 DAY Young Children will reopen Mon­ Wauted— Pets—Poultry- Clampet Agency. Phone 4993, Mr. noon, at the Probate Office tn ths M delivery. Refrlgeratora. washers COUPLE NEED rent or apart­ Mitten 6930, Mrs. Wagner 2-0028. Municipal Building' In said Manches­ NI6NT |»«HSI«S St Its ft l StbSUsU. Im ) day, September 11. Monday PETER W. PANTALUK electrical end stove moving a ^>sclalty. S tock 44 LIVING-ROOM Couch, excellent ter, be and the same is assigned for a through Friday, 9:00-11:30. contractor, maintenance and wlr condition. Will sell reasonable. In­ ment, $25 reward. Call after 5 Phone 2-0762. p. m. 4602. 312 OAKLAND Street. Small cen hearing on the allowance of aald ad- ^ Transportation furnished. Mrs. Ing for light and power. 40 Foster WANTED—Cows, calvss and beet quire 108 Helalne Road, Rolling ministration account with said estate, Tattle, also horses. Ws pay the Park Estates. trolly located farm with roadside and this Court dlrcfta that notice of BOO'rS AND HER BUDDIES Could Be ______BY EDGAR MARtlN ^ala Tyhur, Director. Phone 4267. street Phone 3303. THE AUSTIN A. Chambers Co., WANTED— Preferably 4 or 5 stand. Property consists of FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER Blir** BUNNY top dollar. Plela Bros., 864 Bld- the time And place ’assigned for said local and long distance moving, rooms unfurnished by mother and room home, tobacco shed, bam hearing Me* given to all persona known *»ny.DOG6owv'v-Noo 1 WOlWKft-YtMff WNal BALLARDS Driving School, Man- CONTRACT Grading and excavat woU street Phone 7405. - SPEED QUEEN washer with PO6,0O WOO AV\. R'GAT pecking, .crating end storage. son. Roth working. Good refer­ 390’ frontage on Oakland street to be Interested therein to appear and OUT MW) w y VACt JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. ry. Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode w'eeks occupancy. Charles Lesper- Including paper. Ceilings refinish- qualities In stock. Keith Furni­ suburbs. Write Box O, Herald. ance 3620. 1948 Pontiac Sedan SEWING MACHINE repairing, ture. Phone 4159. ed. Excellent workmanship. Ray­ WE ARE headquarters for glass 1948 Chevrolet Sedan electrification, converaion to mod mond Flake. 2-0237. $25 REWARD for information 25 SUNSET Street, non-expandable products—mirrors, furniture tops, ARISTO-BILT, unpalnted fuml 'm id ' 1947 Naah Sedan em cabinets, expert workman' leading to reasonable rent. Fam­ 4-room houae. Excellent condition. v t auto glass and window and plate ture as featured In leading maga­ K Mtowww-aa ^ HOW comb N on op v CAN DO____ AI. .KY OOP Hard To Believe **BY I . HAMUII 1946 Pontial Sedan Coupe altlp. ABC Appliance, 21 Maple, OUTSIDE, Inside painting and ily of three. Good references. South Manchester. JFireplace, /wtet-owwie jvA picKXD TV4AT TO •vi.vanrBR 2-1575. paperhanging. feTes estimates, glass. White Glass Co.. 24 Birch zines. Chests, bookcases, youth Phone 2-3633. PU««VCAT AN' a tT 1946 Pontiac 6 Sedanette street. Open daily 8 a. m. to 5 p. screened porch, automatic heat, lAKg-OWRRf your TW' tuv TWA'5 ITfiHT. BUB, Prompt service. Reasonable chairs, tables, Boston rockers. AU hot water, hardwood floors, etc. LIVIN' HBIUI V AWAV WITH ITt AN' IM GLAD • 1941 PljTOOuth Tudor ANTIQUES Refinlahed. Rspsiring m. including Saturday. T' PEtTBCf ____ Hft prices. Phone 7630. D. Frechette ready to finisli to your Individual Price $7,500, $1,900 down, $45 r s c E YC>u’Be j INAJAM_ 1942 Olds 2-Dr. done on any furniture. Tlemsnn, WANTED—3 or 4 room rent for A BtJMAN. taste. Complete finishing instruc. month. Call 2-9774. 189 South Main street. Phone INTERIOR AND Exterior paint­ SALE—Hour length spools new three adults. Phone 6960. USED tlons Included with each piece. recording wire, for machines with Niea Selection 1984 to 1942 6643. ing, paperhanging, ceilings re- See ‘'A risto ^ tlf at the Wood­ or without leaders, state which FOR SALE by owner 6 rooms, finished. Fully Insured. Expert shed, 11 Main street. modem, two years old. OH hot Terms To Suit You! CABINET work. Valances, screens, work. New 1950 wallpaper books. desired. $3.98. Box K, Herald. Business. Property for Sale 70 furniture made tc order. Repair' water heat, fireplace. O n co com­ Edward R. Price. Phone 2-1003. 6 CU. FOOT refrigerator, $35; bination atorm windows. Garage Opra Evenings tog, refinlshlng. Kitcheni remodel­ Florence gas range, $45. Phone GAS STATION — Busy locality, ed. Wood Craft Speclaltlea Phone PAINTING and superior paper MOTOROLA Television set. $35, pumping about 80,000 gallons gas to basement, amesite drive, lot 2-3527. 75’ X 200’. Priced reasonably. 62 COLE MOTORS—Tel. 4164 2-3814. hanging, very satiriactory price. and a 22 Hornet. 14 Munro street. per year. Haa repairers licenae, I Call August Kanehl. Tel. 3759. about $2,000 worth of stock plus Overlook drive. Phone 2-3762. CAR ONE OLD burner uhlt, complete im O BEST CASH prices paid for WINDOW SHADES made to order all equipment and tools. Full with two 7" burners. Uaed. Rea­ INachinery and Toola 52 FOXCROFT DRIVE, 6 rooms com­ ErjgWasrAT.wfs:-- - ^ i n r to 1900 used Oars. In good and Installed. ^Venetian blinds price $5,000. Can Anita White, sonable. Phone 2-0805. plete. Oil hot water heat, storm I claaa ooadltlon. Douglas Motor and curtain rode. 24 hour service. R epairing 23 POWER Lewn mowera, garden 8274. Estimates gladly given. Fagan windows and screens. Garage, T d f##l n tot natler if Congret* would pat* a law giving ‘ ; .Salsa, 833 Mato street REPAIR SEWING machines, GOLF SETT, consisting of bag. two tractora, Johnson’a outboarda, Window Shade Co., Route 44 at GROCERY and meat store with porch, ameaite drive, nicely land­ ua ooourity against working!" household appliances, electric woods, and four irons. Good con DIsston chain eawa air cooled en­ 1967 PONTIAC tudor s e ^ . Fair Bolton Notch. Phone 2-4473. gines. etc. Don't make a mistake, luncheonette on crossroad be- scaped. Price $12,800. Charles motors and generators,, and sharp­ dition. Call 6042. Lesperance, 21 St. John street. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER condition. Very reasonable. Phone buy your equlpnent where the tw'een Wilbur Cross Highway and SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH Not So Dumb BY MERRHeLC BLOBBlR FLOOR Problems solved witb ening scissors. Frank Dion, 2 Phone 3620. SALE FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS 465L guarantee Is backed by authoriz­ Route 30, near proposed new linoleum, asphalt tile counter. Ridgewood street Tel. 7779. N r r n »•>*»« i' LAnO WUL BU3W SO MMM. Boats and Aceeasories 46 ed service anp 25 years of know school. Stock, equipment and MiYA, 1989 DODGE sedan, 1030 Pontiac Expert workmanship, free esti­ MOVE RIGHT to, 8 room single, I'LLleACM URO MS'LL MAtor OLD KArfMFUL. MATTRESS. Your old mattreasea bow. Come th and look around. lease, low priced. Doing good SNMTH TO GALUVANT • B A B E tOOK Lhce A BtoO BATH I aedaa, 1939 Pontiac sedan, 1937 mates. Open evenings. Jones' NEW AND used outboard motors hot water heat, oil burner. In AWONG THE GEYSEBS sterlllxed and reinads like new. We would like to aervs you. Open business but owner must retire be­ $495 , Chevrolet tworiloor, 1937 Oldamo- Furniture, Oak street Phone and outboard boats. Marine glue, country setting yet convenient to 46 Cadillac WITH A OAL! IM Call Jonca Furniture and Floor Sat. afternoons, and Thursday cause of ill health. Call Rockville BE PHCflDeRAPHEOWlTH bUa 2-door. Cols Motors. 4184. 2-1041. paints and hardware. Outboards school and shopping. Generous 4-Door Sedaa Down 61 VINO THE COMO- Covering. 38 0»k. Tel. 2-1041. evenings until July 1st Capitol 1555W2 before 9 a. m. or after ' GLAMOROUS DAN . repaired. MeIntoah Boat Co., mortgage. H. B. Grady 8009. H ITH ER lb THE 1909 PLTMOUTH 4-door aedsii. LAWN ORADING, tree removal. Equipment 88 Mato street TeL 9:30 p. m. north end Purnell Parking Place. «- NEVTBCy THAT COMES OR DORA DUMMY/ I new motor, good tlrea. TeL 2- Loam for sals. Call Alms Lstu- 7958. 45 COOUDGE street: 8 cheery $95 vy , ALONG! Help Wanted— Female 35 Phone 2-3102. ’40 Chevrolet I 0519. Uppa and son, 780 Vernon street. rooms on a quiet and safe atreet 4-Door Sedaa Down NEW AND used tractors and Boases for Sate 72 Vacant, OU burner. Laundry to Call 6077. GIRL FOR general office work. JOHNSON Outboard motors and equipment. Se- our selection, if- Dolphin aluminum boats. Capitol LARGE 6-room colonial, 4 years’ basement Garage. Amesite drive. I 7 — vV 1957 PLYMOUTH coupe, $75. Cell LINOLEUM — Asphalt tUe, wail ’Typing ability required. Write, terms arranged. Garden tractors, Ek]ulpment Co., 38 Main. TeL 61^ TUe bath, five minutes walk Landscaped and fenced-in lo t ’40 Packard $145 , 5663. covering. Done by reliable, well- stating age and experience to. walking and riding models. Dub­ Box Y, Herald. 7958. to Main street near school. Hot Shown at any time. Madeline Convertible Coupe Down ' h trained men. All Jobs guaranteed. lin Tractor Co., North Windham Smith. Realtor. 2-1642 or 4679. * CHEVROLET, 1949 tudor; Chev­ Hall Linoleum Co., 82 Oak street Road, WUlimantlc. , water oil heat Due to Ulness own­ rolet 1946 club coupe, Chevroleit WOME^i. 40 to 60 years of age. er lias to sacrifice. Full price, Pbone 2-4022, evenings 6168. Do you want to earn a regular Fad sad Feed 49A MATHER STREET—New brick ’35 Plymouth $95 1947 tudor, (8); Chevrolet 1948 $13,500. Charlea Lesperance. 3620. homes. Open for Inspection daily. tudor, (8). Aeroeedena, club SAW FILING, hsnd saws machine Income? Write and we wlU Inter­ COOL Nights, are here. Immediate Moaleal tnstrnments 5S Sedan. Good Motor FUU Price view you. P. O. Box 567, Middle- 59 DEMING Street. Five room Features shed dormer, hot water coupss, four-doors. Oievrolets all filed and set. Oscar Johnson, 90 delivery of seasoned fireplace or oU heat, tile bath, vestibule, fire­ __/ ___ dsscrlptlons. Douglas Motor Summit street. town, Conn. furnace oak wood. Phone 7804. house, In A I condition. Automatic That’s Onr Boy BY AL VEKMEBB UPRIGHT Plano, Brund trumpet. oU heat, fireplace with heatllator, place, basement garage. Five fin­ ’37 Packard $75 PRISCILI.A-S POP , JtoMi, 833 Main street. Open every ished rooms. Lavatory and sixth Oall 3-9881. baaeinent garage, atorm wtodows Sedan Fim Pilee LOOK,POPl 1 h e 's a r e a l w o o d s m a n , ’’•ventog ’tu 9. WAITRESS, no Sunday work. Ap­ room partially finished. Henry HonaehoM SerrleM Garden— Fom — Dairy <- , and screens. H acre land, . well MADE A FIRE HAZEL! ME MADE THAT ply in person. Garden Restaurant. Esoott Agency, exclusive agents, BY RUBBING FIRE BY RULING TVWi 1938 PLTMOUTH sedan, 1938 Offered 18A Prodoete 50 landscaped. Fruit and Ohade trees. Studebaker sedan, 1038 Hudsdn Wearing Apparel— Fora 57 Immediate occupancy. No agents. 288 High street W est Telephone ’ 42 Dodge $195 TWO STICKS W ICKS TOGETHER! CHRISTMAS CARD money-mak­ 3683 or 2-0009. TOGETHER! ' aedan, 1937 Terrsplane sedan, CORNICES and valance boards. ers. Sell deluxe $1 box, make to Phone 3138. .Also living-room bet 4-Door Sedaa Down no down payment. Small weekly NATIVE TOMATOES, , 20c pound. YOUNG Mah’a tuxedo, stoe 34-38, and miscellaneous furtoture. Custom built, choice of designs. 50c profit. 50 cards with name, complete with shoea, 7H, $10. payments. Oole Motors. 4164. 57 Florence street 75 Phone 2-3574, from 9 a m. to 9 $1. Printed book matches. Fund­ Like new. Phone 6118. HOMES OF aU types for sale. New Lotii for Sate 40 Pf^kard $295 1947 PONTIAC. 1947 Chevrolet P m. raising plan. Samples on approv­ SWEET CORN for sale. Beat to and old. Many of them out in al. Empire Card, EUmlra, N. Y. MANCHESTER Green section. De­ 4-Uoior Sedan, 120 Dowp otmvetiible, 1040 Packard sedan, FLAT FINISH. Holland window town. Picked'hourly to suit your suburbs, from' $6,500 up. Doesn't sirable sits. AU utilities. Made­ Wanted—To Bay 58 1937 Chrysler sedan. Douglas shades made to measure. AU YOUNfc Woman to work on sales taste. 195 Spruce street. coat a penny to look. Check with line Smith, Realtor. 2-1642 or Motor Sales, 333 Main street. metal Venetian bllnda at a new floor. Clean, dignified work. 5-day WANTED—Good used furniture. us before you buy. T. J. Crockett, 4679. 48 l^ackard $399 Broker. 5416. '48 CHEVROLET club coupe, low price. Keys made while you week, good starting salary. To EXCELLENT Pie applet for sale. Any quantity. We offer you high­ 4-Door Sedaa Down wait. Marlow*a LARGE Residential alU at a rea- radio, heater, excellent condition. qualify must be neat, capable of 189 Maple street est prices. Woodshed. Phone 2- MATHER Street — Now brick holding conversation and have 8154. Bonabla price. Overlook Drive, Adamy’s K u o. Phone 3907. MANCHESTER Upholstering Co. homes open for Inspection dally. Manchester Oreen. Wm. Kanehl, $395 some sewing background. Write Have shed dormers, hot water oU ’ 49 Ford Re-upbolstering. draperies, slip HoosehoM Goods 51 contractor, 519 Center street. Down FORD 1947 black super deluxe stating age and qualifications. heat, Ule batha, vestibulea, fire­ 2-Door Coupe 2-door^ radio, heater, good tires. covers. 48 Purnell Place. Call 2- , R oom s W ith oa t BiMtrd 59 Phone 7773. Box C, Herald. places, basement garages, 6 fin­ Excellent condition. Quick sale, 9521. Open evenings. WE BUY and sell good uaed raml- BY MICHAEL O'MALLEY AND RALPH LANB ished rooms, lavatories and 8th t ‘ 4ese. wiseret«siswes.t..v.eLsae.o.aMf.s>r. VIC FLINT Libby Gets A Sheet 5905. TfA 3134. SALESGIRLS Wanted. FuU Ume. ture, combination ranges, gas NICELY Furnished room to large, ’49 Pontiac $395 WEAVING of. bums, moth boles ranges and heaters. Jonts F um - private home. Quiet, cool. Con­ room partially finished. T. J. Sabarboa for Sate 75 iitro.irotriMirowaeie.T.Keme.e.rorwr' rMOnU-WOOIV V o B < TMB JANnOnS clobbt ^ ------iki-iiir" and tom clothing, hosiery runs, or part time, evenings. Apply in Sedan Delivery, Twt gen ow OF J I# THB ClOenCT FLACg. NASH Ambassador sadan. Good person from 9 to 8 p. m. Man­ ture Store, 36 Oak. Phone 2-104I. tinuous hot water. Gentleman. Ordekstt. Broker. Telephone 8418. *‘l with thost Communitt* would atay In their own back TMtnMM’/AND, MOMTHar CRACK handbags repaired, zipper re; COLUMBIA LAKE—Modem year ONTHB BtOJU.. rCOR VC/Hfi'a RBAUY condition. Dependable transpor­ chester Knitting Salesroom, Man­ 816 Spruce street round home, t rooms, bath, fire­ • yard— George wants to Join the Marines againi ,^Hete’a a record my wHo had made of her own voice— NOfOPvaaw AiB/ placement, umbrellas repaired; NEW FURNtTURE MANCHESTER Green Section. XMNTVG BB AdOODMa BN HURT/: tation for only $135. Tel. Rock­ chester Green. Home built In 1929, contains seven place. sunporch, oil furnace, artes­ ’ 49 Ford $395 ono of tho' ISO loncH^lgybig onosi o f oowraoT' uggy.ANoaffTAm, ville 1689-J-l. men’s shirt collars revers^ and RANGES LARGE, ComforUbla room, walk­ replaced. Marlow’s Little Mending ! REFRIGERATORS ing distance to Cheney’s. Call 3- rooms. Five rooms down with ian weU. 15 miles from Manchester 2-Deor Srttoa Down KY J. K. WILLIAMS OtlK KOAKDING HOUSE with MAJOR UOOPLE •OMBMMmRTO YOUNG GIRL to act as cashier w OUT OUB \^AY OOUM Any HOAD., 1947 KAISEK radio and heater; Shop. Also uaed rangea and refrigera­ 2612. complete shower and tUe bath. Phone 2-1107, Hastings Rsal Ea- and do general office work, typing / S U K B T H V a t IMUr A EGAnMACKfWnBED 'r v n g o t b o m ie t h in g v it a l t o t e l l 1947 Hudaon radio and heater;. essential. Addrees Box M-8, tors. Two rooms up and lavatory. Hot tats. ONE OR TWO rooms to a private ’49 Packard $495 f JUMPBD UP ANT- MiKMjrre ,'djo TOO— TOURe LOOKlNS ACT A \ 1048 Jeep! radio and heater, per­ Herald. ______CHAMBERS WAREHOUSE water heating system with oil COVENTRY. 8 rooms, 8 bedroom CAUGHT TW BALL- NOW/ Florists—Narsericfl 15 r SALES home on bus line, gentleman pre­ 4-Door Sedan Down 1 MAMe SOME- fiOKED Fl6Hf— OOSALT SOT LUCtCY fect condition; 1049 Studebaker burner. Basement 2-car g » ^ » house, 5 acraa land. 2 car garage, S O W OTf MS CAWT WANTED—Woman with children At The Green ferred. Tel. 2-4886. No agenU please. OMl 2-1880. .t h in g V IT A L t o TDNISHT AND VllPeO U S OUT, Commander coupe nlke new. All GLADIOLI Bouquets. Leading vS' lake privUegea Immediate occu­ HELP WHOTS OH C L 6 A > ^ A S U ^ E O N * S cars warranteed. Low prices. Ask rietlea. Woodland Gardens, 168 to care for 3 year old boy days. Open 9 to 5, 7:30 P. M. to 8:30 P. M. TW BALL WHEM IT VES, ’ T eU M D U — NICE FURNI8HICD room for WANT SOUND VALUE pancy. 87,500. Madeline Smith, .y m sT / j , T H IS T IT U S — ^ TRAy/— HteOT for ’’Doc’’ or BUL Town Motors, Woodland street. Phone 8474. Write Box ST, Herald. OLD RED Tin B-m , 706 North COMES I>0\A/M- rent Reasonable. CSU 8881 days, FOR TOUR DOLLAR87 Realtor. 2-1642 or 4679. Let'$ Trade HE CAUGHT IT. E V E f^ D IM E O F lae.. 45 West Center street Open aU day and eventoge. Mato street, buys and sella good or 6451 after 5. O UR v a c a t io n ABSOLUTELY top money. Show The foUowtog listed propertlM EAST GLASTONBURY, modem DIDN’T H E ? S O Jewel Christmas cards. 21 for $1; used furniture and aattousa have been sdected as good mveat- M ONEY A n O ROOM with heat for geatleman, 7-room houae, to good oondition. SOLTRe also 60 and 25 for $1 with name Frank Danetta. Pnona t - U l i . ments that should show an a p p ^ T O p A Y For . OUT?^ . SBNTQUR..^; , near bus, 5 minutes to Depot New two-car garage, 3 acres of ,6MNST01MG^ on. No experience or investment 54’’ SINGLE Basin cabinet sinks, daUe Increase to valus ln the Square, 116 North School atreet near future: . land. Sale price $11,000. AUce T A N V A R D / needed. Samples and. selling plan bath tubs, gas hot arater heaters Otompet Agency. Ptone 4693 or on approval. JeweL Dept. 581, 401 Phone 6898. CHARTBJR OAK STRE W —lOJ A 50 Packord A Newapaper Item MORiARTY BROTHERS NEEDS Slightly damaged. Inquire 193 acres with approklnm^ 8W 2-0880. Mr. Mttten 8930, Mrs. WASH 1TIRRS W. Somerset street, PhUa. S3, Pa. NEWLY Decorated room, full AH, TM* auar Bi-YlAtBiK, Woodbrtdge street frontage. .AU utWUea "B " and Wagner 1-0088. Uttnuamtie Drive m RffCT t m TUAT MNagTER KT A NMVA50 TRAOBM APTfR 8UVINS W6RV COPY, housekeeping faclhUcs attached, HS A8IC8D OIRBCnOUa TO BABVl TMBClNMBIHkBr* STUDIO Couch, very reasonable, K*T 6ARLV TOOAVi PAMCMITA. HB SCBMBO VBRV erosvoe hohdo MitinoiiBAM GOOD, CLEAN LATE Help Wanted—Mate 85 suitable for two, porch and yard. HARTFORD ROAD — Industrie ANDOVER—6 flnlMied rooma, oil Pasrairate As Low Aa. tKClTiO OVlg *OM6 IT8M MTD JW*T B8W N AM HONDO rWBlO. AND DROVB w i^ er baby carriage, bathlnette. Oonttouous hot water. TeL 2-4442. heat, fireplace, basement garage, N-BUOMBBRUg nW8R—j~ OPFMANuaav! w W8 CfU 2-2187. Stone. 200’ frontage; approximately COULD B8B THAT fAPf to WAN'I7BI>—Man to help clean up 37,000 aq. f t , aU utUitles. WUl seU large lot, 4% mortgage, 810.000. fSdiOO Month MODEL USED CARS! used cars, ahm for greaatog and FOR RENT—Front room, central­ f>U Anita White, 8874. WHITE ROPER gas range. A1 ly located, continuous hot watsr, or lease. In wh |

.(■j.vSi'. MnntifBBtBr E pntteg Vjtroih TUE8DAT, AUGUST 8, IfM Tha Waethar , Avarata Dailr Nat Praaa Rtm ffWs«as> o( D. e. W sutM Bur sue Mr. and Mrs. John Chambers son, psrmisaien to build addltten and son, Bruce, of Chicago, III., are - For the Moatli of Jely, 195# Host Tomorrow Board Grants to aide Of dwelling which will be TouIgM, Increasing doudfaMss, About Town. vislUng at the home of ms parmts, two fset closer to side lines at SO Mr. and Mra. John Chambora, S6 soma fog offer nddnlght; low nsur U m Ke. TS, Xmgbte of Dsspwood Drivs; Gulf OH Carp., L. T. Wood Locker Plant 9 ,7 2 3 rjflWM winbMttaNfoUriBMt* Knox street They mads the trip To Nurserymen Six Requests psimtssion to srset fres standing m . Hiuruday, elbody with show- by auto and expect to drive back ground sign thrss fset from street MseUMr of Hw Audit esut hl|h new 79. IM twnocTow night at tight o'clock in about two weeks. BifMHi p t Oieolatfaao n tO n ago hall. line on Hartford road; and Henry M anchBUmr^A CUy of ViUago Charm New England Floral Three Others Held Over Bonk, permission to build addition and Meat House AU w n b ilra of the Bipworth Mrs. David Thomas, chairman to sld% of dwelling which Vtifi be of the American Legion Auxiliary two feet clocer to side line at 4 X^aagua of tbo louth Methodiet And Shrub Growers to By the Local Zoning (tifaevned AdvertWaf on Pate M) MANCHESTER, C0NN„ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1956 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS ehnreh a n Invited to attend the sewing group, has called a meet­ Tanner street.' Open As Usual Wednesday VOL. LXIX, NO. :;63 eighth Annual Connecticut Bquan ing for 7:S0 this evening at the Hold Meetings Here Board of Appeals Tabled were the applications of Dancfe foetlval at the Univereity Legion. hall to work on the new Charlso SsnkbsH, seeking permis­ of Connecticut tomorrow evening. draperies for the hall. All mem­ Tomorrow th« New England six of nine applications pre­ sion to use basement of home for 8 A. At. to 6 P. Ms bers who can plan to do. so are Thoae intareeted are requested to Nurgerymen’s Aasoclation will sented before the Zoning Board of Electrical Business at 22 Glcnwood meet at the church at eeven o'clock. asked to .attend. hold ita annual aummer meeting street; Lillian G. Sandals, per­ WANTED—MEAT CUTTER— APPLY IN PERSON at Mancheater, and In conjqnction Appeals last night in the Municipal mission to erect dwelling closer Building were granted. The re­ Ctaat Johnson, of IB Ann etreet. Members of the Luther League the Connecticut Nurserymen'a Aa­ to South side line than regulations of the Kmanuel Lutheran church soclation, the Maaaachusetta Nur- maining three were held over un­ allow on Steep Hollow Lana; and nturned home Sunday from a two til the next session pending far­ months^ visit with his father and desiring to go on the outing to Mrymen'a Aasoclation and the a J^uest from Henry Michalak Yank Pincers Force Communist Retreat ther investigation. brothers in Sweden. Mrs. Johnson Chambers' cottage. Coventry Lake, Rhode Island Nuraerymen'a As­ and Richard Oliver to conduct a Those passed were as follows: and Mia. Prank Liepls and sons, on August 15, are requested to sociation will hold their annual used car lot at 270 Hartford Road. ftobeif and William, of 6 Deerfield contact either , Lorraine Johnson, aummer meetinga. Hosts at the Af­ Charles Hurlburt, permission to erect undersized dwelling on Forest drive, were at Idlewild airport to 2-8914, or Verher Oustafson, 6809, fair will be C. R. Burr and Com­ meet'him upon his arrival in New before Thursday, Augtut 10. pany., Jnc. (Burr Nurseries) and street, Lot No. 27, Residence AA the Vanderbrook Nurseries, both zone; Mary E. Moriconl, permis­ Tork. of Manchester. Loals Vaaderbrook sion to convert store to apartment Soviets Hint at Air Blockade C. R. Burr and Company, Inc., Taylqr Falls Baek The regular Wednesday evening which will be. undersized and lo­ Enemy Troops Posed To Start Work which was established in 1898, Is tor of the New York Herald Tri­ cated on an undersized lot at 1075 Prayer and Testimony meeting one of the ten largest nurseries In GIFT WRAPPED e will be held at the Church of the bune; George Waddell, Town Man­ Main street; Kenyon Bearing A Of Berlin os They Launch the United States. The Vander­ ager, Mayor Harold Turklngton, Auto Parts Company, two year » Nasarene tomorrow evening at On Grant Store brook Nurseries, founded in 1924 7;48. and Horace Murphey, Superin­ permission to use premises for AND DELIVERED e By Narrow Count by C. L. Vanderbrook, is now op­ tendent of Parks. light manufacturing purposes at Work on the enlarging and erated by his son, Louis Vander­ The officers of ths New England 198 Center street; Chester Peter- New Hate Drive in Press To March on Pusan brook, a past president and secre­ Nurserymen's Association ^ e : aGARS — CIGARETTES — TOBACCO renovation of the W. T. Grant tary for many years of the New Company department store on President: Richard Wyman, Wy- HEARING-AID England Nurserymen's Associa­ man’a Landscape Center, Ftam- CANDY — COSMETICS — STATIONERY In Primary Raee Berlin,' Aug. 9— (/P) —A new the Pentagon said American planes asked to close the air space over Main street will begin Monday and tion. Last year's meeting was also Ingham, Maasachusetta; Vice (Communist Anti-American press ' do not'bear "S" ldenti6cationi and the (East) German Democratic It Is expected to be completed In to have been held at Manchester President: Luke C. May, Lexing­ campaign raised fears today that i ha had not heard of the alleged In- Republic to Amerioan planes.' It BATTERIES December, Manager Lawrence P. but was cancelled because of the ton Nurseries, Lexington, Massa­ ' cldent)' can not be allowed that some day polio which was prevalent at that the Russians may be getting ready Thrown into Reverse Vachon said today. Doing the chusetts; Secretary;' C. E. Hogan, THE MEDICAL Ex-Senator D. W. Oark to try again to force the Allies The drive is fashioned on the our whole crop goee up In flames." For All Hearing-Aids work will be the Wallace Con- time. The various members of the Coroner Offers Treasurer of C. R. Burr and Com­ Inchea Ahead of Ri­ from Bsrlliii”v same lines as the potato bug cam­ See Calculated Threat ‘Xveready*’, "Mini-Max” stnictlon Company of New York. pany, Inc.; Treasurer: Peter Cas- 344 MAIN STREET paign three months ago In which Western observers' regarded the First steps will be the razing of They failed with their blockade G .I's Chase Reds Back “ M ercnry” cio, Peter Cascio Nurseries, West TELEPHONE 3524 val for Idaho Dem­ of the city last year. American planes were accused of Taegllche Rundschau's article as a Rests After Record-Breaking Swim a frame house at the rear of the Hertford, Connecticut. Public Hearing dropping Colorado beetles on East calculated threat by the Russians. Toward Chinju; Taegu store and a wooden addition to The new propaganda drive The officer! of the Connecticut ocratic Nomination to centers around charges that an German potato Selds. No German opinions are ever the rear of the present building Nurserymen's Association are; RussUa official newspaper in printed In the paper except those Threatfincd as Foe housing the store. The section to Senate; Lead Swings American plane, aith the Identifl- President; Robert Bennenip, Sun- In Ayres Case Germany, the Taegllche Runds­ pleasing to the Kremlin. be constructed will be L-shaped nyborder Nurseries, Kensington; eatioif number "S-46” , dropped Completes New Cross­ and will have an entrance on Ibir- From One to Other tire bombs over a town near the chau, published an Interview with By lending credence to Invented Vice President: Ted Hall. Scott's an B(ut Berlin Communist worker "war provocations" by American ings of Naktoiig River; 87S Main St. Tel. 4136 nell place. Nurseries, Bloomfleld; Secretary H era’ s • • • • • Danbury Doctor Re­ Elbe July 27. and Treasurer: Arthur C. Bird, GET THE "Bug” Campaign Recalled today. It quoteu him as saying vatdblepioesaf By Tha Associated Press ‘The Soviet Government should be (Continued on r)Mfe Four) Reds U se Women, Bristol Nurseries, Bristol. ■any practical asao. PtbaacUr a Former Senator D. Worth Clark fused to Testify in (In Waahin^on an official at The officers of the Massachu­ was Inching away from Senator Children to Prevent Personal Notices setts Nurserymen’s Association ttaiaiog ssc far scfaadSc faadlae Oosed Inquest But He progress, it caa fast bs aaad as a Glen Taylor today In their nlp- are: President: Homer K. Dodge, and-tuek race for Idaho's Demo­ Bombing of Depots hi-chair. Chair locks instanliy ia Wants to Tell Story Both Parties Card of Thanks Landacape Service Company, cratic Senate nomination. In 675 Six Yankee Divisions Yes! - Framingham; Vice President: placa oo tabla. wbosa precincts of 839, Clark bad 23,882 Bulletin! vlth to thanlf the nureee end Harold D. Stevenson, Bay State Bridgeport. Aug. 9—()P)—Cor­ Wa are interested in bnild- eutetente of the Mencheeter MemortLl wide bass provides and Taylor 22,427, a lead of 1,455. Stage Sprint Tokyo, Thursday, Aug. 10. Hoepltel for their extre klndneN to Nurseries, North Abington; Trea­ fam, oon-dpping ts- A third candidate. Rep. Compton oner Theodore E. Stelber today of­ ing custom built houses. my mother. Mm Therlolte Johneon. of surer: Charles A. Godin, Adams White, hod 13,041. During the Needed to Stall Reds —rfiwfwAarf The Taylor-Clark contest fea­ French official said today that six Washington, Aug. 9 — M5 — line reports that American nesa meetings. At the conclusion fwol iKrinin »P *• open hearing to tell his story "to K> a practical tabla a I for the 2^ % Gt wwre tured primary elecUons yesterday the whole world.” American and six British divisions DemocraU and Republicans ma­ forces had made gaina aver­ of the business meetings, luncheon growing child os it ea ba naed coGvertcMl hoRen end In Idaho, Nebraaka and Arkansas. Scoffs At Truman Meas­ will be served In the No. 1 Stor­ fwnecee •• ^vie*, de* WiU Open Hearing stationed in Germany would keep a neuvered today to get their own aging about three miles in debar as a dinaar tabla < 'fa r plays pendeWe oH he«t Taylor ran for vice president on age Warehouse of the Burr Nur­ Guard rail Can be rei eved in- Henry A. Wallace’s Progressive "If the doctor wants to testify,” ure As a “ Mere Stop­ Russian attack away from West­ versions of Antl-CJommunIst and the drive toward Chinju, ma­ series. After luncheon the vialtors Coroner Stelber said, "I’ll open the ern Europe for at least a year, and anti-subversive bills before the will be conducted on a tour of Nandy. Tabla alio can party ticket In 1948. but this year jor Red base 55 milea west HALE'S be used as a coovao- Don't settle for lets thin the best! Insult OH PURNACIW returned to the DemocraUc party. hearing for him." gap'’ ; Urges Facing perhaps permanently. Senate. Each side charged the both the Vanderbrook and Burr Tlieae presence o f mota American troopii — THE DEALER SUts Senator Hetmah Welker Ufa Bigllsb Ohahnnl. Flotoam 91-ynaf*oKI swlmsifar ftom Saa can pincers movement which guests are expected to attend. •THE MANUFACTURER doctor would not testify," the IcA'* rsormamont program on a would remove one great European OlegA Oallf„ oomo ashore Just 18 hours and M ndautos aftor stort­ Among them w ill be James I. E. THAT'S TOPS' continued to hold a sUght lead for coroner said. "The only reaaon pay-as-you-go basis. fear— the belief that Russian at­ threatened to trap large Bed Jlgenfritz of the llgenfritz Nur­ THAT'S TOPS' ing from Osp Oris Nez, nanbe, more thaa one hour faster than any SEALYJUATTRESSES .... . $29.95 and up that could have been accepted by This would boost ths annual tax tack would result in qu i^ ntlnned o&rtW « Two) the coroner and the only one load to about $50,000,000,000; far tldn of all of Eurbp* before Amsr- Pusan, American supply base mediate past prealdent of the which gave him the opportunity above ths previous $44,200,000,000 ica came to the rescue. American Asaociatlon of Nursery­ in South Korea. to refuse to testify was the one record top in 1945, the last year of Would Show V. S. Intentioa On A-Research Inc. men: Howard C. Taylor, president KEMP'S he gave to the court, namely that World War n. The Treasury has To the north, Americana and KEM P’S, of the Rosedale Nurseries of Tar- Congress Body The presence of American aol-’ South Korean! battered enemy Incorporated Oil Heat and anything he oald might intend to estimated tax collections this dleri, he continued, would convince U. N. Members Plan FINE BEDDING rytown. New York, a past presi­ incriminate him. He seems to In­ year, under present rates, at $36,- forces which threw bridgeheads 763 MAIN STREET TEL. 6680 dent of the American Asaociatlon Oils HEAT the Russians even more than U. S. Scientist Says They Van­ across the Naktong river, men­ dicate that he wants to tell his 200 ,000 ,000 . action in Korea that aggression In of Niiraerymen; Peter Cascio of Baby-Land Engineering, Inc. Backing Dean story; if the doctor wants to tes­ Taft described President Tru­ ished Aboard Train; acing the road-rail junction of ' the Peter Caacto Nurseries, West tify. I’U open the hearing for man’s $5,000,000,000 tax-boosting Europe would mean Immediate war To Break Red Hold Taegu. The South Koreans wiped Hartford, National Executive 76.3 Main Street 887 Main St. Tel. 2-1166 him." measure, now under consideration with the Uniited SUtes. “ Yard” Joins Search out one bridgehead, and Ameri­ Committeertian of the American Ranges, Refrigerators Quick American assistance In cana, supported by some fresh Association of Nurserymen from Senator McMahon Cir­ aient WUUng To Appear by the Senate Finance Commlt- toe, as “ merely a atop gap,” with Korea has helped to convince the troops, rtouced the others In bit­ this area, who has been very pro­ Washers and All culates Round Robin; After Dr. Gibson declined to French the United SUtes would London, Wed., Aug. 9—(ff)—The President Malik's Action ter fighting. . minent in the promotion of the testify yesterday, Mr. Goldstein heavier taxes to come later. Laborlte Daily Herald said today Set Vote Today To Expand Economy come quickly to Europe's rescue Succeeds in Shopping Communiquea and /ront reports, Blue Star Memorial Highway Pro­ See Policy Shake-up said his client was “perfectly Will­ in the case of a Russian attack. THE EDUCATION OF A PHARMACIST Other Appliances ing” to appear as a witness but Meanwhile, Secretary of the a auitcase containing secret papers for toe moat part contained the gram; Dr. James O. Horsefall, di­ But the conviction, is not deep- Council Cold; Soviets most cheerful Korean war news rector of the Connecticut Agricul­ "he pursu^ this course on the Treasury Snyder said at a news on atomic research disappeared On Controls * Washington, Aug. 9—(!Pi—The conference that a comprehensive rooted. The French remember from a train leaving London for to date, particularly In toe cen­ tural Experiment Station, New tk.JWHALC coftk advice of counsel who have as­ that American aid came In the Not in Conferences Haven; Everett E. Piester, the Senate-House Atomic Committee sumed the responsibility of repre­ tax plan will be sent to Congress the north of England yesterday. tral and aoutoem oectora. gave aoUd backing today to Chair­ in January and "it will certainly first World War only after France The newspaper Identified the in the eoutoern United Nations Assistant Superintendent of Read Herald Advs. senting him." was nearly beaten, and In the sec­ Housc Bill Generally man Gordon Dean In an apparent A sound reeoriling of yester- include soiqs type of tax to pre­ owner of the case as an American Lake Succeos, Aug. 9—(F)—-Uni­ "limited offensive," U. 8. 35th Parka. C?lty of Hartford, and direc­ ond war only after the country ted Nations Security council mem­ tor of the famed Elizabeth Park policy shakeup within the Atomic vent undue war proflls.” scientist, F. W. Greentrees, and Follows Measure Sen­ Energy commission. Snyder said he has no personal had been thoroughly beaten and said he had been working In the bers mapped strategy today to (OoaUmed oa Page Xwe) Rose Gard'ens; Dr. Frank L. How­ (Oentlnned on Page I2glit) long occupied. ard, Plant Pathologist at the A round-robin slgnsd by the nine knowledge of any Immediate plan United States on joint Brltlsh- brekk Rtualan Prealdent Jakob A. ate (z r o u p Okayed Senators and nine Representatives Wants Advance Asauranoe Malik's one-man stranglehold and Rhode Island State Agricultural to submit an excess profits tax, What France wants this time is American atomic resear^. Experiment Station, Rhode Island on ths committee expressed confi­ but said the President has made It Disappeared on TrUn filibuster which has stopped the Washington, Aug. 9 — (F) — dence In Dean after Carroll L. Wil­ cash In advance—In the form of council in Its tracks. State College. Kingston, Rhode Urges Arming known ha will move at the proper American troops already on the The story said Greentrees had House leaders hoped for n final Big Lack Is Island: Jack Johnson, Garden Edl- son quit as AEC general manager time to prevent undue war profits. the case when he boarded the train The Russians were not invited with a blast at the commission In suggesting his pay-as-you-go spot. Evidently this was empha to the Informal conferences which vote today on a compromise bill sized at the recent meeting of At to visit the British Atomic Re­ T H IY U I' BIAUTirULI ehsrroan. plan, Taft emphasized that not search Station, but could not find occupied most other delegations. that would give the President Fighting Men B l | I G O » » Wilson, whose resignation was West Germany lantic Pact deputies In London. The CJouncll recessed yesterday standby wage and price controls Women dreamed them, home economists near all the Increased tax collec­ In return for this commitment It a few minutes after the train accepted by Prealdent Truman, tions would be by boosting rates. got under way, until .Thursday 'afternoon after and power to impose rationing. 12 HOUR planned them. They’re femineered! New charged in a statement yesterday of American troops to European getting nowhere in one of the Worked out late yesterday by He said a large part of the In­ soli, France evidently would ac­ Scotland Yard declined to dis­ Tydings Questions En­ beauty, new convenienoe^ new economy. that Dean and the commission are Briton Tells **Parliament crease will come from s broad ex­ cuss the esse except to say. "We moat bitter, heated sessions since the House Banking C^ommlttee, af­ VAPORIZERS EVERY WEDNESDAY taking over (x>ntroI of the atomic cept an American commander Malik took over the presidency ter a week of debate In toe House Of Europe” Free Na­ pansion of the economy In the re­ over all foVees In Germany. These have been notified of the loss of a listing Japanese, Re- Automatic Shut-Off armament program. suitcase. But we do not knew Aug. 1. Itself had pr^uced no results, the (Coattaaed sa Pago Two) probably would Include many of Taking the floor when he wlah- compromise generally follows Arming West Germans tions Must Prepare ■nere la "No Altoraative the 15 new divisions France has what’s in It, or who Is the owner." Arthur Drug Stores Sandy Beach Ballroom "No one likes to increase taxes,' The Yard has joined the search for ed aa Soviet delegate, Malik threw lines of a bill approved by the Sen­ the chairman of the Senate Re- another resolution into the coun­ ate Banking (Committee. Washington, Aug. 9—(F)—Fight­ Cryatal Lake — Rockrllle, Conn. ^ 1 9 5 0 Strasbourg, F'rence, Aug. 9—OP) (Coattaoeff ra Page Bght) the missing papers. cil, this one seeking to condemn Republtcan Policy Cdmmtttee aaid, It also coincides with the type —British Oonservetive Robert the U. S. Air Force for bombings of legislation the President has In­ ing manpower was listed by Sena­ Boothby called today for Ger- "but today there appears to be no In North Korea. He did this after tor Tydings (D-Md) todqy as News Tidbits alternative In view of the mesa in dicated he would accept. It con­ Held Under the Auspicea of many’a participation in western making new charges that the U. S. tains no mandatory provlatona and America's first probable shortage NOTICE INTERNATIOIMl defense on equal terms with other which we find ourselves through­ Is toe aggressor in Korea, dicta­ CoUad From (/P) Wires no "trigger” clauses requiring the In mobilliing for the future. The Druggist Is Required To Know nations. out the world and the strong po- ting the role the U. N la playing. OFFICE OF CRYSTAL LAKE FIRE DEPARTMENT sitlon In which our policy has President to use the powers before Tydings, chairman of the Senate In the first major statement in Warren R Austin, U, 8. dele­ he wants to. Armed Services Committee, at tha W . Averell Barrimaa comes the European Consultative Assem­ placed the Ruaatan Communists. News Flashes gation chief, retorted pointedly; DR. FRANCIS HARVISTIR The Presldqnt Is asking $10, Both Parties In Accord same time queatloned proposals back from Tokyo meeting ' with bly from a member of hts party, Who Iiasn't cooperated with 83 Some of the details still ara to 000.000,000 more for the armed (Late Bollatlas of ths (F) Wlia) for enlisting Jmpanasa voluntaats General Douglas MacArthur and Boothby asserted that Western Eu­ other U. N. members in the Ko­ be worked out by the House com' or re-arming Weatern Oermaas. ANT I-BIOT ICS HELFRICK reports to President Truntan that rope's defenses arc "for all prac­ forces; and, in view of the world rean action ? Who could call off situation. It looks as if we would mittee at a meeting today, but "I think our blggcat need In toe American forces are confident tical purpooes still non-existent,” the North Korea Invaders? What yesterday'# 21 to 1 vote presaged WILL BE CLOSED they can drive Communists out of have to spend at the rate of at member of this Security cotucil la Immediate future will be trained and urged. immediate action to leaat $25,000,000,000 on our own CarroD Quits Bank ^ _ clear sailing in toe House. SouUi Korea.. . National Security assisting the invaders In toe secur­ Leaders Of both political parties Anti-biotic substancca arc produced by FOR VACATION meet the threat of totalitarian forces for a number of years. Torrinftom Aug. 9—(AV-Lieutenant Govenwr WiUlain T, (OoBttaaed ea Page ) molds as a sort of ‘*popalatron control.” COMMANDER RICHARD GALINAT ★ Tapored Sbedewlfae 9ly«iio-Ml-laiWlh d m Resources Board puts new em­ Communism. ity Council? had said earlier they would go leggsd and rigid.Nqw styUeeredeessaeoeywereeMeed. phasis on planning for defense "Military aid to foreign ooun Carroll staled jloday he is no longer connected withihe BrMka In each case, Austin, answered These anti-biotics keep mold growth FROM NOW RsUable aouresa here previously tries Is now rsinieated at the rata along with an "acceptable" com­ * Rvit-ta BoNfa OpMMT-AU Intaraodooal llsrvsstw against atomic, bioloflcal and had predicted that Conservative Bank and Trust Co., of which he haa been Assistant V I« himself: "The Soviet Unloff.” promise In order to' break the down by killing other molds encroach­ UNTIL AUG. 21 o f chemical warfare by raising Its of $4,000,000,000 and other ex- But Malik refused to allow Aua- KsfiriastMocs have B paneoeaf^ builrda battle epsoac. Party Leader Winston Churchill, psosss Incidental to preparednsos PresidenL CarroIL who was associated with the bank for 25 House deadlock. ing on the source o f nutrition and there­ health division to top level et whan he spsate to tbs Assembly The committee etill must decide Navy Has OK board stm otiire.. .Some 3,000 gas­ certainly means a grotm Increase years, recently was nominated by the Democratic Party for (Conttnned on Page Bght) by help to ensure that there wiU bo ANDERSON-SHEA POST 2046, V. F. W. tennorrow, yrould propeee the Ger­ o f 118,000,000.000. whether to give the President rs' Mvsr assds eUiag-^aHc oline stations go on wssk-long reeleetion as Lieutenant Genremor. tionlng powers such as toe Sen­ enough food to go around. From mold- mans bs armed to help In westsm It Win Bo Papleasaar * * a On Atoii>Siib iied to beck o f renleet shutdown strike and poUeo . are Europe's dsfsnss., Treasury Balance ate committee recommended, and produced anti-biotic subatances, science Announcea alerted against poeslble 'violeacs In "Savings In domestic sxpsnsss Charekai Speaks Tomorrow are even mors important new, but Capture Two Counterfeiters bow extensive to make the .grant has, within the last few years, extracted -B u lk y feeds Uho figlit to halt Now Jersey "price of authority- to curb consumer watsfssBloa ats sisy w ston, assy w IW ot—in all sMdria ' ChurehlU's fOUowenf said ha it la hard to sea how such savings Washington, Aug. 9—*S b ywt fa fa. fapiali. Only Judge for contempt . citation Enlnancs, Mo.. Aug. 9—(P)-~Ait»une, whi(9i presented It to mcklace. Tha heart OOCMMO 2 4 defanae preductioo dvirioa to- qo- uasffla Iks chaos. * bis brbthsr ilitiU %^.lPiMr Nigbola S P. 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