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v,-'\T b ■ . ■ ■ »■■ THURSDAY. JULY 9 , 19BS ■'I- Mmrlfwter Êtif Manchmjfer Day^f^bValue Contm , .-V <* = ■'4' < Mias Ruth Steinmuallsr, aiaaist- Avtimia Dolly Nat Praaa Run TheWaathtr ant Chfldren’a librarian at the Attending Cxinp Planners Slate Pafaaaat at I). R. Waathav Rumaa AbbiutTowti Mary Cheney Ubrary, ia PW 'Nm Wm A Rneea-- her vaeatloik visiting her Irrenf- M y i . 1888 CIrar. raatto i^ eaal taaIgM. Tirk U . Or**ory M. Pltonl*k et parenta and other relatives In Open Session racksvUl*. Pa.. who«® wife. Tv«tt«, , ,, ...... -p . , -- - 10,707 M r, littto rhaaga to Imiiparatara UVM at n EUnbeth drivf, haa ! ' ■ ^ ' 1 ( natarday, \ baen awardad tha bronia atar Mias Jacqueline R. McHugh of CommiBBion SchedulcB / imaMr af Mw AneH medal for maritorioiia aar>dca In 622 North Main street will « • »' rMM al arepNONw Manchester— A City of VUlage Charm ried Ibon In New T«»«'*J„Clty H e a r in g at 8 ip. m . in Korea. ^ Foster B. Stough of '12 Sisson street, East Hartford. Mias Mc ■ -.V. Municipal Building /Av/^; Beginnlnr Uila week and every "'^-'"^'’^''îilbtoaaUlae AevartMag aa Pabt 14) MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1933 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CBNIS week thereafter until after Labor Hugh, a hattve of Norwalk, la the VOL. LXXn, NO. 238 Day both the Mary Cheney and daughter of John T. and Sarah ^ A public hearing will he held by . WhiUm llbrariea will cloae at 12 Sheehan McHugh. the. Town Planning Oommiaslon o'clock noon on Saturdaya. The '-’ •'.■fc'inV, tonight.at 8 o'clock to the hearing I Need At HALE’S Self Serve aummer achedule of the Mary Mias Terry Ivaniskl, who has room of the .Municipal Building to Cheney Library will be from • a. been confined to her home in A>naider three proposed gone Bohlen Due m. to 9 p. m. Monday through Fri Rockville by illness, haa so far changes, Rve ame.ndments to the k ALE'S day and from 9 to 12 noon on Sat recovered as to be able to resume regulations and one proposed Death Toll 15 urday, and for the Whlton Ubrary her duties at her beauty salon in building line alteration. / " butter I FROZEN FOOD SPECIAl^ the’ State Theater building. ' Two changes in sone afe-M the ToTeU U .S. Beria Purge Held as Start tha houra wUl be from 1 to 9 p. m. COFFEE Monday through Friday and from Through the Herald she extends southerly side of Green road,êtt of Woodbridge street anfK owned FRESH GROUND Pound • to 12 noon on Saturday. deep appreciation and grateful ACE HIGH thfipka all who remem^red her by Stanley Bray, now to Business . Pound In Woods Fire About Beria Xn Popular SObermarketa - to w’ith flowers iahd in other'ways.' ' iftone-I' and’ Residence Eone A.- The. Maaaachuaetta and Connecticut wilt change would put the plots In . . ORANGE GRAPEFRUIT clone for a-half-day duly IS. ao that ’ The daughter bbrii July t in Business Zone I ahd JL^texander r Washlhgtbn, ’ July ’ every employee may attend the Jarvis asks for the change to Busi C JU ICE n: 2 fcr 27e Wil1wsrCaiif7^1y Hartford Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. ness Zone I property on t ^ horth- awaeping wind killed 16 firefighterz in Mendwino Natlond — Secretary of State Dulles ftrm'a annual outing at Turner John T. Spaulding of 91 Hamlin Park in Longmeadow, Maas. Chea. C’.. 8. Army plu.to weot corner of McKee and West Forest last night. Bulldozers worked into the blacken^ today ordered the U. S. Am street, has been named Joyce Ann. Warrant Officer, jg. . Charles Center atreets from ' Residence ter Peterson, grocery manager of Mrs. Spaulding was the fomier seared area toda.v and recovered all the bodies. By. mid- bassador to Moscow, Charles ' the Manchester Popular, is serving Willlmutia of 109 Hollister street Zone B.. , - . ■ E. Bohlen, hdme for con on tM outing committee. Florence Hauamann and the baby Is with the 776th Ordn^ce Co., The building Une alteration 1s on / SNOW CROP PEAS morning all but on« had baan Iden-a is their first child. 76th Infantry Reserve "division, the west side Of Liberty street be CARNATION tlflad. Thlrtean of tha daad wara sultation on the dismissal of mambara of tha New Tribaa Mla- taking two weeka summer train tween Anderson and Hemlock L. P, Beria from the Soviet Chief of. Russia's SLondon, July 10— (A>)— European diplomats today viewed FUNERAL HOME will begin to arrive at -1 p. m. or hand when a m^lcine bottle ex broke out yeaterday afternoon on ______^ / 'j Powder Hmiae point, to Mendocino — Administration forces won conference by press offlder Lincoln ;the purging of Layentry Beria an the beginning t^f an all out I earlier If they choose. A program ploded In an outdoor fireplace re White aald: i fltruggle for power in.nide the Kremlin with prospect.4 of a ' 81 EAST CENTEX ST. I of outdoor s^rta will be run off cently- carol was treated at the Rev. Henrv James Aiiter of Ndw Foreat, 2S mllea northweat of Wll- an initial test of strength to Io«'a. "Ambaaaador Bohlen, who fore showdown next between Premier Georgi Malenkov and Tel. Ml-S-aSSS during the afternoon and a frank Manchester Memorial Hospital, York City will be guest spealtor at DELRICH da.v as-the House drdve to saw and reported the probable the supper and entertalnm^ Sat- CAMPBELL’S The area la on Alder Springa Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov. ♦ —...... -. V-- fu'rter and hamburger roast will where eight stitches were required MAROARINI ward a vote on President elimination of Beria several days AMBULANCE SERVICE be enjoyed at supper time. to close the wound. urday. July 11, In Orang« Hall, road. In the eoaat range moiin- Beria, 54. the gimlet-eyed boss I ■___ commemorating th* 265tlf anniver talna. about half way between San Kisenhower’s proposal to ex ago, ia now returning to the of the secret police,.wsf fired from TKT TB a.a.1 sary of the Battle o f ^ e Boyne. TOMATO Franclaco and the Oregon border. tend the excess profits tax. United States in order that the his Job, booted out of the Commun- ^ \ k J rw Q T f I ! Mr.' Arker Is natlon^Lgrand chap 2 t o r 4 5 c The mlaalonarlea went to work At the oiitaet of debate Denio- Secretary of State may have the j lilt party and condemned ' aa a I I ' - ' Tv B -F aB. 1 /l/R V / on the flrellnea. under direction of rrntlc membera of the Houae rulea opportunity of peraonal consults- ■ lain of the Grand Orange Order In KOOL-AID k e tc h u p GOOD ONLY AT traitor. He waa flayed as a "ma ! America. Genem Chairman Wll- Foreat Ranger Robert Powera. who committee made a fight againat tlon with him relative to develop- ! lignant enemy of the Soviet I liam D. Turkipgton and his com- JrW.Hole C arp .^ Inat hta life. barring any- amendmenta to the menta In the U.S.8.R. while th e : people” and bis case turned over i ' : mittee are atriuiging for an excel 6 p k g S s I 14-(^nce Bottle They thought they had tha fire admtntatration bill, -a atralght re foreign minUtera' conlarenca ia to to the Soviet Supreme Court. O pens fo r session." lent entertalhment by local and under control at 10 p, m., Gleeaon newal. of. Jlw.its*:.for atx^mqn tha. _ .Hla.attcceaaor in. title, but. prob-. i Hartford/Talent to td‘ wrote In the Jouriiial. and aAl Udwtl' from June SO to Jan. 1...... 'Naw to P h r i s ' .... ably not to power—la Sergei N. Arker's /liicourse. to eat their ratlona. But after an hour's argument, ■ Bohlen la flying to Washington Kruglov, a veteran police official Stalin’s Job I C atw r Philip Williams will c I c Within a few mlniitea Foreat the no-amendments procedure from Paris where he went on va- { who has been'given high Soviet serve's ham supper at 6 p. m.. and Ranger Charlea Lafferty ran down waa approved by the full House. ration after sending to hia report ' recognition for hla administration w n n v r i l M nD P thpM who have not already made BR/NO U5 yOUR Cam pbell's to thV circle of men. He warned The voice vole appeared close but on Beria. Offlclala .said hla vaca- of the many camps housing mil- "S’ SservaUonj should contact Chairr> them to leave at once. .no one moved for a roll call. lion trip waa planned so that If Ilona of slave laborers. |_ Stockholm, Sweden, July 10 ;. .and cool, cool shopping■toan ITirktogton, 103 West Cen Nine. Itacape the Beria purge came off he'would - British sources said Sir Aivary _(>!p)— Lavrenty P, Beria's ter street, by tomorrow night at mCTFR- GAMBLE Nine men managed to eacane. Debate limited be able to get home quickly to With debate restricted to five Gascoigne,-----ligr- the British Ambassa ------the latest. Gleeaon aald. by climbing , the diacuaa.lt. " : dor to Moscow, has been giving the expulsion from the Commu Sunday. July 12, , members of PORK ' mountain to a fira trail, and thence hoiiia, a vote on the bill waa in 'The prime question for the west-1 nist Party and Soviet (^ v - COLONS n ^ to Molotov aa Ihe eventual big Washington Loyal Orange Lodge CERESOTA 1 ib tlo Alder Springa road. prospect late to the day. em world la whether Beria'a dmvn- and Republican Leader Hqlleck -bâ to the Kremlin. But United ernment means that Premier .No, 117, Manchester L.O.L. No. 99 COMPLETE BISCUIT | I I d d U C But the wtnd-driven. exploalve fall foreshadows a change to Soviet 'States officials were of the opin Georgi Malenkov—and per of this to^vn. and No. 145 of Hart flamca trapped the 15 aa they (Ind.). chiding critics of the bill, foreign policy. Beria (third from left) boas of Knaoia’a dread secret police and Mlniaier of latrmal'' MIX I • said In debate that they were ion that Beria'a purging meant haps others— now feel strong ford. together with the Daughters ran toward aafety. They died. In Immediate'reaction to last Affnlra, standing neat to Pfeader Georgi Msdenkov nt tke Mm of Joeepk Stalin. Mnleakov Malenkov waa acting awlftly and of Liberty No. 125 and No. 17, wjll The plaze atm waa out of con throwing "more heat than light" night's Moscow announcement of preoewted rtiargea agatoot Berta nt a opeelal aeeelon of Soviet lendrro. , Beria with. Malenkov ruthleaaly to ronaolidstc bis posi enough or desperate enough meet at 9;30 a. m. to Orange Hall. 2 pkgs. ' 3 rolls ' . t " BEANS trol today, with 12.5 men on the and predicted Its approval by a Beria'a expulsion from government ■ieter V. M. Molotov (left) were ronsMered Ruoola’s top tHumverate. Foteign affaire tion aa Stalin'a successor; to doom the suprenrto police Led by the Manchester Pipe Band, gf WITH fireline, Gleeaon aald. thiee-to-one margin "when tha and Communist party poata, ex esperta now ..tko BM ax may tall next oa Molotov. Marshal R, E. Voroohllov la eecoml from smoke clears." There was a general tcndencyl man tp utter disgrace. they wrlll proceed to St. Mar>-'s More flraflghters were coming In perts appeared somewhat divided Ike left. however, againat speculation that In , this mighty struggle for Had somethinx else planneôr this space : Episcopal Church for the annual from Plumaa National Foreat and Chairman Daniel A. Reed (R- on this critical point. i ...... — ■- - - ...... 1------^------— . . hut when the Fish yiian just phoned There was some . thought here Beria'a removal meant the Soviet Stalin's power, which does not ne July Twelfth service at 10 a. in. regime waa weakening—or that It cessarily appear no have ended, the in pay 2 cans (Caaltewd oa Pago Bight) (Ooatlaoed on Paga Bight) that Beria might be made the scapegoat for policies which per- , would lead to any. immediate sensational action- agailut. ^ ria II U.S.Warpl&(M8 Recess change In policy at home or waa a natural development. milled the recent uprisings | FLpit .Fresh IVORY SOAP.: ". against Oommuntat nils to Bast , abroad. Like BO many myaterioua thtoga Germany. But oOiar opinion held Pound Reds ^ ^ ^ m s Jdalenkov. Barla and Molotov about that myatarioua couhtry. A Scott Product! that Beria'a fata should be con- were regarded by the West aa a Russia. whan,41d It all take place T From^he Ocean HALE'S ARMOUR. LIBBY. DERBY |4 Nrsonol sizi “ c triumvirate heading tha govern- Haa Baida Just now been kicked G G Clears up Polio tidcrad primarily aa a dramatic In mant since Stalin's death to cident tn Soviat Internal poUUca. o 10 p. m. today out o fto a party and government Western Front March. Beria and Molotov ware or all this happeri some Uma BtMK ISLAND Headquarters — Plaeas I ’rgeney an Talks dbet 2o?* la rg t 39 \ c "f||Tt" depotypremleraB aiut Berta FOR CORNED |*""T At any rate, tha development Seoul, July I(i-09î—Waves of w u Minister of Internal Affairs. Barla Nat Ustad gave new urgency to the Big Three S i ^ d Fish In Mother of Vietim bomb-laden American warplanes Paûnjom, July 10—-ut it wa.s late," Mr. McPartland aald. session for 11 s.m. tomorrow i-JO -ITB-vF T nrin.i, ncri.-iau diplomat sfked mj;. referring to I?îrt^* hlch Allied shells'snd fool sol- British officials felt the buatup what we all expected to the power no '-mild that it cleared up However, national , polio authoil. Premler GtorgI Malenkov la a n - , __c«.— p.m. e. d. t. today) wss regarded ^ ^ Ing daclalvely arid, ruthle^y to diera failed to knock out In four of the Kremlin triumvirate would struggle — the Inevitable arrest I SUNBEAM within three dajyi. , ties have announced that gamnta days'of wild, see-saw fighting.' an indication that rio serious Pi; — ment gave new urgency to the —an enemy of thai party and MATCHB I PICNIC SPECIALS FOR WARM WEATHER MEALSt It waa the first recorded case In tha diteaac. biggest so far for July. tha UK Command guarantee. South Kbrpah President Syngman meeting today in Washington of people. Jnst heat and serve . rooklag" shrink- ^ Washers oad Al Coimectirut of an Immunised per Beria'a alleged criminal actlviUea South Korean compliance with- age . . . extra value at low special price. 50 Count — . kiranwhlle. Dr. Mila Rindge of In the Interest of "foreign wpltaP Blast 206 Y’arda nf Ffsmt Rhee apdr Assistant Secretary of the Big Three foreign ministers On top of this he hua.. been OriMT Appliaacw son who had beei( in contact with a the State Health depertment'a Zooming low over the embattled armistice terms. President Syog- State Walter Robertson were re branded an International Imperial RibROASTBeef polio victim to come down with the man Rhee has threatened to pull ^ I SKINLESS Bureau of Preventable Diseases (Uairitaned an- r»g 5t RifkU- htlla. the Allied JeU burned out ported today to have made sub (Coatlnued o« Page Eight) ist agent, a aickenlngly familiar 2 p k g s . ^ diataac atoca the use of the anti- said that Connecticut thua far bar his l(t-dlvislon army out of the stantial progreu toward an agree- -polio weapon began this summer. - or blew up more than 200 yards of expression. ____ MorreU Cold Cuts . hatMll ■raser of polio; compared trerieftes.' 18 "mortar poainona and ■UNC and ftght on- alone-to unGy menfunderwHlch 'Rhee Wbaia~Igff From almoaV evcry'angls. 'Bcri'a The woman, whose name waa not with only 13 for the same period^ his nation. along with an armistice ending the diacloeed, received an Injection of several Red bunkers. had It. frankfurfs a year a'go. j ■ Before daybreak. Iroopa of the The Communist Peiptog" Radio Korean war. Ike, Governors,”*,? seems certain that the Sup- ■ gamma globulin after a definite in some instances, however, she Wprkers Plan said an armistice "depends entirely 49c lb. bIIo diagnosis had been made of iU. 8. Seventh Divlaion broke up Well-informed authorities said | ^ • I rem'e Court, which now has hi# pointed out, the recently reported two Chineae attacks .on Porkchw upon whether the American side that according to their, latest in Eer child's symptoms. will effectively'asiunie iU respen-, PREMIER 53c lb. Spiced Ham Minced Ham The child, who haa a weakness to rases may turn out after flna)| New Walkouts hilt and South Koreans held off 460 formation the conclusion of a full; In Southwest tO|“W."to EXCEPT 1st 2 RIRS Rath'B — Top quality! Veal I.oar one arm which may be only tarn* dtagnoeis not to be polio. ^ | atUcking Reds at Arrowhead slbilltles." The mildly worded and final agreement with Rhee by One of the momentous points In. lb. ..Any expert meat cutter will teU you that a PICNIC porary, became ill June 9. A week. Suspicious cases sometimes are ^ ridge,'six miles to the northeast. broadcasL-advised. the- UN Com Robertson could be almost Instant volved In the disgrace of Beria is mand to^take "effective steps" to Study Drought Ready to eat (to blue aTapper) whole or ehank atandlag rib roast, rut a(inrt. Is the'Ideal oven . , BARTLETT Inter, the mother received gamma admitted to hospitals aa a precau-1 In East Berlin An Allied observer aald one ly achieved.,if the 78-year-old Ko what connection it has with recent roast Hie price Is very low for this quality of CHICKEN OP THE SEA I - tlon and exhaustive .teats later de- j shelling killed or wounded every ma)(e' sure South Korea will rean leader'did not again change moves of the Soviet Government half. We’re RepeathiR Our Low Price On This Favorite glubulln and on June 23 contracted beef . . WR are sure you will enjoy one of these CHESTS polio, but recovered after a brief termlne that the 'patienta do not oria of 100 Chinese trying to leave jtoaerva an armistice. his mind. Washington. July lo’ — — I to slightly normalize some rela- (iMtf Hdf Me Lb.) tender even roasts. TUNA 1 pears May In the hospital, according to have the disease. Berlin. July 1 0 - A'new wav# a western finger of Porkchop hl^ The broadcast advised the UN .. Some officials said the iiiMer- President Elsenhower took off at | tiona with the West and make ges- the Slate Health department. Moat of the state's 51 cases to of aratterad strike# and work alow- Ground fighting alowed aftejMrtie Command to get tougher with standing amounted to aii agree- 9:14 a.m.. today on a flying trip turea of a new look, I.jirxe Size Can Ointmentlng on the caae. Dr. downa apraad over Communist- Rhee. ment. Others, apprechensive about ; Another mighty question of the COME TO PINEHURST PIHEHURST Can CANNED HAM lb. 89c force moved In. ^ _ 1 to Amarillo. Tex., for a conference P lli^ U R S T McPartland laid that it would be .(CMttnned on Paga Bight) ruled East Germany today. (!?hinese troops still hfld parts of It ia now high time for the the way Rhee has vacillated inihe1fi*lhe ! on aouthweet drought with FOR FARM FRESH LEAN This is a ll>12-peund Ham. Swift’s Premium BraM. Angry workers are demanding the northern alope,df Porkchop past between cooperating » govertior* of six atatea. (Oautiaaed m Page EightJo that comrades arrested In the June hill, with small gt^pa of Rada en (GMtliiked e« Page Four). . tniw and going on with the*war.; ,xhe Prestdenfi plane, the Co- HAMBURG We have amallcr aises at varying prices. 17 revolt be freed, and have begun ! trenched on t ^ waateni finger and aaid nothing could be codhfed ai lumbine. «ped westward in perfect WHITE ROCK GROUND backing up those demands by re-' the aouthegstsii edge, coficÎuded until ligned and *ealed.' flight weather after Eiaenhower Conferees Set Ceiling fusing to work, refugees reaching On neSrby Arrowhead ridge. Agreement with Rhee Would jwr- ' spent a busy 50 minutes at the U. S. CHOICE REEF West Berlin reported. ^ChlnaaS troops held Ore e.Mtern mit the Unltei^ a 15-minutc Bulletins lb. 39c BROILERS or FRYERS BEEF lb. G9c a ‘ widespread new strike waa outfiost to front of the ridge. But News Tidbits egation to give firm assurances to cabinet .meeting, and' then signed BONELESS * forecast In East Barlin, whece last ROK Second Divtalon aoldiera were the Oommuniat command that ar two billi. one to establish a com from the AP Wires Of Five Billion for Aid month's rebellion btfan. The anti*' still In position on the western out- Called froM AP Wirn mistice’terms would be fully com mission to .study overiapplng fed EVERY BAY LOW CommunUt "flghUng group against post. plied uath by South Korea. eral-state functions and taxation, FRUITS - VEGETABLES InhumanityInhumanity" said EUat Berlin Rads Fire 156.966 Bounds The Reds reportedly demanded and the 'other to create a govern H(>OAN WI.NS OPEN PRICES FRiESH FRUIT AND POT ROAST Ib. 52c Washington. July 10— Sen- • probably wptild fall Into the Com workers havi decided "solidly' to No fighting was l-eported on the London Daily Worker admits— such a commitment agaln again last ment reorganization commission to NATIVE main part of Arrowhead, which Is Oareoustle. England, July 18 at e-Heuaa jmnfereea today agreed| munist orbit, he said, and "then In' lay down their tools again. •ompwhGt ‘rDluctGnUy that there night In a truce meeting at Pan- take the place of the, old agency — Ben Hogap, goira , Uvlag .MIRACLE WHIP:^. •fln a-8».15T;28*,50O-program for" two or-three-years we’ll he* Invtt' At- nridafternoa*. horravar, Uiara heM lrr-4he BOKa.-But the roarof *fe rtaaaea of pedpta to-the Soviets mfonjoim:’ lUfiided , hjr former ' Prestdent waa no r e p ^ of any general atrika | artillei^ kept up at a falrlv steady legeaid.' won the 'Britiaii OgoMi Fiat 33c—Quort SSc VEGETABLES ~ tounjg;,t e n d e r foraign aid to the flacal year up here with a. program that will Union . . . Governor Thomas To date. General Mark Clark. Htxjver. Sammer Sqo(»h''; 'Tax lad. - •Which began July — jmake thia ona fOOK likctwahhu.'* ■yabta-Baat Berlin; although-alow-Since thac hatUo hâa Mon> Dewey denies pabHobed report TTN'CbrnhSander.' ha» Timlted fill .-RARErS’^-r^- ' Tbay-aet that aa the cellin'g.-In f Dulles-toki -qaastioning'senators dasraa wkich hava haofl .'lB. affect (4^^ algbU about iS0J)0a roimda (K ■tirat ihWidrirrt Rlxenhbwrr has "let iwaponpM'lw-thto point to empha for aevoral daya reportedly con------aerpmpanW t)w Pr«rtitont on the it taundtar • WJibto s«»te' ol CHOCOLATE39C ILUERERRIBS — PEACHES an authorisation bill. Actual "there la not one dollar' tn this bm , - _- - . 4Lbe JmfLWTi” b?. aiziri|' that .South Korea ia a.aovj iColumblpf for his one*day t ^ to j. ttZ- He Jud rmmda af 7A7I> LETTUCE I bead T5c each $1.59 mohay m“ at )W providrii later iii, that to hot there because'mir mill- tlnu*dn«*d In aevararptanta.-aevarmT planta.' '(OWItawe iSa PagO'PWnvl 'to run for New York's goVernor- erel'gn state but atatihg that he Texas. They incliiuded Lyndon B. RED RASPBERRIES — PLUMS In the Soviet tone outside Berlin . , :_____ r-,— • 76-68—282 tor the leeoml Jow- SPAM 4SC L T. WOOD CA s'n appropriation bill which could tary authorities tell ua It la the *“ “ ■* * 'h)p BRBin. ‘ ‘ r will take all steps possible tb JphpSon lb.-Tex», Secretary of eat score la the tournaroeat’a APRICOTS — WATERMaONS Suitable for any cooking method. - be leas.. ' cheapest way to provide for our refugees told of slowdowns and alt-; make sure \ruce terms are car Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson. 51 BisMll Street downs In many Wg enterprises K l u g i l i p F o f A s h p B The 55,000 known 0>mmunista1n history. LARGE SIZE CABBAGE lb. 5c The conferees almost exactly' own accurity." acattarad over a wide area. On# D l il I I I k C 8 491 the U. S. should be given choice of ried out. Civil Defense A.dministration Val CRISP Phone MI-3-4496 split the difference on the money , He said It would be "suicide" for deportatioa or Jail according to . Robertson Is understood to have Peterson. Shermpn Adams, assist INSTANT allewancea In the Senate and ; small countries like Norway and youth from Gotha said 900 workers . . 8VRI.A ELECTS PRE.SIDF.NT Hale's has Fresh DregseJ Roasters, to a Mg alate-ownad spare p a ^ LOVerS AllCtlOrage James W. Cothran, National VFW used two main arguments to hia ant to the Preaident: Presidential Dsmaarus. Syria. July 16— MAXWELL HOUSE House bills thay were working on .; Denmark to oppose Russia by factory have been aittihg dowm tn-^ commander ...... Noted atomic CUCUMBERS 2 for 15c •nia Senate had voted a 85,318.-, themaelvea. "but they will flght as (Oantiaued on Pnge Fifteen) i(P>— Syrians voted today oa a COFFEE S1.S4 Native Cukes ea. 10c side the plant for aavaral daya. In- -— t- scientist urged - constnictton of (Continued an Paga Four) new (WMtltutlaa and elected Fowl, Broilers. Alto Ready Dressed 000.000 authorisation, the House of-?a common group.” \ Anchorage, Alaska, July 10— atomlr-powrred radar atatlonB to Cellophane 84,698.000.‘«D0. Preaident Elaen-1 -^t the same time, he told repor- their first prswldrat. The aaly (Oaalianed on Pngo Eight) ^ OP)—A black pall of acrid, aul- Atlantic, Pacific and Northern caadidste - was the roaatry'a SAW COFKE. lb. 99c NATIVE CORN PEPPERS Packagea JLTFC hower had asked 85,474,000,000. ‘ “ e group waa going to Cimada to protect nation from at- CARROTS. 2 require the State department and j phurous smoke apraad for hun- stroag nsan. Brigadier Adlb CELERY — GREEN BEANS Frozen Turkeys ond Ducks. San. Bridges IR., N. H.) pre- I dreda of miles over this Land o( i tack, Sbiahekly, Thera, were miaor FRUHE JUICE, bot. 33c iHctctd today the Senate appropri MutumI Security Agency I USA I to Communist radio at Shanglial House Unit Slashes* Funds WAX REANS — CABBAGE FIRM. RIPE Justify every Item in the propoeed tha Midnight SOn today, and riasbro betwera Pro-Shtsbekly ations committee which he hfada HearingB Orderetl thick Manket of ash sifted down ' says American people will not be aad oppoaltloa faettoaa la tawna OINO SAUCE 33c EXTRA LARGE CANTALOUPES 39e Ea. "ts not going to scuttle.the foreign 85.200,000,000 bill to minutest dt- tsik from live volcanic eruptions. 1 made 'victim of the "iqad Rhee’s For CDf* Voice^ A ir Bases notaidr OamaaesM. CAMPtEU'S TOMATO OUR SEA FOOD DEPARTMEp* HAS A FINE SELEC Bid program." till Postage Hikes Tha violent upheaval from tfiree;: plel to break up a Korean armi- j BANANAS 2 lbs. 31c . Ha said In am. Interview after ■Tve awaya been for foreign SOUP. 4 for 45c STATE BUTTER lb.77e Sid.” Bridgaa ssid. “But I want to Md possibly more, newly activf" atlce." .... A group of Argentine GERMAN ELECTIO.NM SET Sm^RFINE TION OF EASY TO PREPARE riLLETO"; ALSO A haaring Duties and Staasen: "I peaks In the Aleutian range 80! Insurgent leaders of Socialist Boas. Germaay, Jalv l6y-< ^ ^ MIAT SOUPS. 2 for 31c don’t have any Idea I will be able make certain that every penny of Washington, July 10,— — Washington, July 10—(A5—The^Truman budget, particularly to the money U spent, economically Under administration preasura tor miles weal of hers waa touched ■ Party who made peace with Pertm House Appropriations committee instances where the need for addi September 6 was offiaally sat aa CANTALOUPES ea: 25c FRESH STOCK OF TENDER WHITE SCALLOPS, 69c Ib. to vote for the full appropriation off early yeaterday. I last week called national convert- j hacked heavily today into new OLAMORENE TOMATO JUICE Igt. can 29c Manchester's Piano asked. I am confldent more aavinga and efficiently.” action at this sasalon of Congrsss, tional funM did not becomt appar paMlag day tor the rlertlaa a( 8 BRINE PACK The committee called Frank C. chairman Rees (R-Kanl\of the In the next 10 houra, five heavy I tlon to elect new party leaders. {funds requested by PreaUlent ent .untir'after Truman had left aew West Oenaaa ParWaaieat . Qt. $1.29— Va G d. $2.29 can be made.” la aa anasuarrawat today by Distributor for Ph«M Pick-up Ordm Should Be CaHtd In thk Day Be .Bridges opened his hearings be- Nash, aaatatant Secretary of De House Post Office committee or explosions sent flame, smoke and! Rew York Hospital says Senator | Elsenhower tor Civil Defense, the office. HARVARD REETS 27c WHITE TUNA con29c PEACHES 2 lbs. 33e rora the authorization bill, which fenae, to testify behind closed dered immedlats hearings today on lava chunks shooting miles into xalt will walk for first time since ; "Voice of America” and Air Force Much of the money aupplementg PrealdeBt Tbaodsr Hewaa, A aSW • SOHMER fore Piek-ap, for Better Bervtcf. Thank Yor.. seta reilinga for the'sums that ran doors on military aspects of the P(Mt Office tsquests tor n 8240,- the sky. An Air Force pilot said i exploratory operation Wednesday.. | base construction. fundi already.appropriated for the Buadstag (lawrr baasr)' af 4M ODORLESS SHURFINE CATSUP bot. 19c • GULBRANSEN THOMPSON SEEDLESSBS8 ' be appropriated, had bean passed program, and Secretary of the 625,000 Incraase in postal rates. tha smoke columns reached up- House Ways. and Means committee | It recommended, subject to flacal year that started July 1. mrmbera will thea be alactad fag, RENUZIT >/a GoL 99c by Congress. Senate-House con- Treasury Humphrey J.o a later Poatmaater General Arthur E. ward at Icaat 50,000 feet. approves Mil to take 20 par cent House action next week, an 84 per Major cuts Imposed by the com- a four-year tena. • WURLITZER taraaa on this measure were re public aeaalon. Summerficid haa reeommandad Rip Mouatata Top taderal tax s « Ucketa to movie cent cut to the 81.069,996.084 rq- mittea included these; . ' GRAPES lb.33c Grtcu Stpmpo Givmi With Caah Salea. ported near flnal agreement Secretary of State Dulles and across-the-board hikes In existing Known to have ripped off their theatres. questad by former Preaident Tru- Air Force construction—No new DULLES REES • HARDMAN Dulles told the appropriatlona MSA Director Harold E. Stasaen rates, including ona-cent rnlsea to tqps were 11,050 foot Mount Spurr, Bridgeport's autatandlng bera. man for right federal agencies and jfunda approvad. Truman had re- Waablagtao, Ji Op«n FRIDAY Ev^niiif oemmittec yesterday It was hla made a vigorous ' defense of the tha coat of sanding first class and 16,600 foot .Mount Torbert and an Lieutenant Donald F. Daly, 24, activities, allotting them 8188,-! quested .700 million. dollars and Sor iwtary a< Stata LIMES 2 for 15c prediction "tha entire mutual proposed spending In the currant air mall lattars. uhnahied con* nearby 4,500 faat haa returned home from the war- 155.584. Eiaenhowar <00 millioos. The com •Ig Tbrae F< ^ asearity program will collapse it fiscal year as Bridges’ commlttae Summerflald asttmatad tlia addl- high. Tha Air Force said other front . . Charlea T. McQoeeney There waa no overall compari mittea approved 8240.778.000 and OMaftag ta ^ KEMP'8 aubatsntlal cuts sra msda" In the oponad liaarlnga yaatarday. ttonal ravanua, plus a recent 180 volcanoes tn tha wlldemesa rogion gppiitated ■eaeagtaR edltar o f tlu son with the rtvlaed monsy ra- ordered that it bo taken from ,JRHB6 6f I* Fr TtoJWllALCeo. New Haven Ragister succaediiig quasts madt by Blsanhowar. In "b o s w pending Mil. UntU 8 : 3 0 INO(mPORATXa> LEMONS 4 for 25c aa Page Nloe) (CMtiMMd oa Fbgo WM^) the lata Roger A. OoimoUy. soma casap tharn was ab origbtal (O w « •) Faraitare «pd Male n s t would mesn eome countrlee (Cantiawd a* Fag* RIgbt) « % ' j- - V 'l ' V r^> / ', „ V'' ' ; i ; , . .•' I r -■] - ’’" ■ . V' >"V;''"'' ; t

f-t ■lAMirtll^MrrEB EVENINQ HERALD. MANCHE8T»B. OONII, FRIDAY, IQ, 1953 MANeHSSTBB. BVENm G H ER A lA r MANCHG8TBR.^G0 NII. I^ A Y r JVLT~10*4 9 6 3 . IS ^ A G B T W C highway fund allocatlMU fer eoB' sacrativa proba which bagon June Cronway Sumnioiis atruction of toll roads. R- n7 W a p p i n g 3t. In that period, UsUmeny has iMiots in Iroii Curtain ^ .G m >1 Future lo r S«vin|ts and Loan CVmway la president of the asso been taken from numardua par Attorney Generals ciation which includes the qlx GiH sons in regard: New Bkiglend States, New York, A t 31 Odk Mrs. Martin Gives . li • New Jersey, Delaware and Penn ' 1. To detarmtning.if a bill paaoed ; Building Woes fot" Kfêmlin 'r.'.'.M-?,'-'-• . • * Scout by the IM l Z.egisiature had creat Hartford, July 10 — sylvania. His office, .in making 5 5 e Handicraft Course ed . a monopoly for k eingis Oon- Connecticut’s attorney general, the announcement, said that rep Notes naotfart ■ f treworki manufacturer - m By SIOBID AKNK .dthatoic..^ôcta to turn , into JEam. George C. Conway, , has cstle4. a resentatives from the New Eng land SUtes only o r f expeqtad to a : in a line of fireworks. aln week-end conference in Norwich of Wapping, July 10— (Special),— Those riot* in tha Iron Curtain riisar* War attend.. -3. To determine if several bills ______, _ to-j the eastern regions! division of Deer Mtrrt-WiMNlltee. Mrs. Sherwood Martin ^ Avery The last isctuat Russlan-isauad the Netkmsl Mssociatton of A t Am I happy: Rad the beet awlm which “diaappeered” in the cloaing •top than was realised at flzat'. figursa on. Russian farm lands » ' f street is at Fletcher Farm, Proc- days of the IMS Legislature had ■rhe Kremllh politicians-Are up torneys Oenerim DRAPT CAIX AT U,58t TOYS ^ Wedneaday night I ever had, with torsvUle, Vermont aa an Inetnictor wars published before World War Agenda for ths conference in all that marvcToiia watsr iptaohlng disappeared as a result of criminal •gainst a tough probl«m| food pro > FOR THE BIDDIES < II. They said only 10 per cent of cludes discussion o f'' a uniform Waahington, July 15 - — The Into the brooh. 'M y frlende for two weeks at the State Bandi- action. duction is dropping In .the iron USSR land was tillable. If the Rus ) Large AsaiiMsiat < To determine if former State Curtain area at the same time that code, public utility rates, the re Army called yesterday for Uis draft and I didn't need the help of F lov craft School. sians plowed up their peeturse, of 23.000 men In September. This Is fie Firefly and company either, «* Aeronautics Commissioner William the numbers of people who have they could raise that to 35 per ciprocsl support law, and efforts Mrs. Martin* has been an instruc to be fed are increasing. to obtain passage of legislation the asms os the July and Augiist ; Arthir Dnif StifiM;; the (laahee of lightning provided tor' for the teachers' training E. Butaon had violated any laws in cent. -,'41- .* ■",, .i ■/ -• r i l j all the neceaeary light, when the doing business with a now defunct ,. |i«M(eBa to sey these facts were The department compares that permitting eUtee to use federal quotas. courae at. tha achodi for the past '.X'-flrr. i.s, ^ brook waa quite full, we simply give or six years. This summer she ru tainaai at state owned Bradley .nbt Issued from Moecow. But with thesd V. 8. figurat; 30 per Field while Buteon was a.member BTABTa Bl’K.. -St'-.,,; turned the water off, to you could la teaching a couraa on Sarjy Washington experts hsvs a way cent of the land Is, tillable, but If enjoy anothitr wonderful day at of the State Aeronautics Commis arui. IN raan” American decoration. of reaching through the Iron Cur- the pastures are planted to human /r,' ' camp. sion. ••INVADKB rBOB MAM” BU Bejecbsd I teln.' food, 50 per cent of the lend could Now Tm wondering how unit 4 One such expert is Stenislaw During a meeting of the Town be used. made out up in the caUn. There's Mlkolajcxyk—the last sntl-Com- The drop in food production " V.'t, nothing like an overnight, la têre, Plan and 'Zoning Oommiiatpn, miinist Premier of Polsnd. He is under the Hammer a?id BlckU— and real Scouts never mind the Tuesday Mght, tha eubdivlsioa of a JSji8te,w it Is—hag to be taiaiKW 4B-aara .plotôMand -on tha Itogar I nosq’-.Preal^nt of the .Intepalkmsl AT KEITH’S SKTDRDKY! HUNDREDS umdittiinK?" I ■ wa r glad that" it LAST 2 DATS Peasant XJnlon which Is diêatea againri the"'Ihcfisise''’ iff' slihlfcRif' waan't the previous night with unit Spencer farm on Kelly road, as TODAY m S SATUSDAY L to liberating middle Europe. which mu»1 he fed. T h o s^ fU L 5 iii the tehta and oh the ground, aubmittM by the Ntissdoif Con- ______A T REGULAR FRlOtiS I The union, under MIkolejctyk * are supldled by Robert C7 Cook, then we would certainly have atruction Company'of Manchester, STATE signature, sent a message to to- Director of thb Population Refor- OF TSIILUNS SOME VtlOES FOS heard oqueallng. wouldn't weT was rejected. ITaUC ■RAdflAllfil ence Bureau, in Waahington. day'a opening session here of the ■i . V •• Tour* for more evening ehowert Tha Arm would like to construct Big Three Foreign Ministers. The Hla grape-vine of Information that don't Interfere. 78 homes on the tract with three message gives emphatic credit to gives him flgurea for differant CettoB Cord and RoyoB Linon mewoe--* - L A S T D A Y ! ' Daniel roads in the development. the pqaeahl farmer of middle years in the Iron Curtain coun ' The applicants plan was rejected Europe for the breakdown in the tries. . WITMPC, by the coihmleelon because it does They all show a marked increase -w ■ a . MANCHESTER DAYS Communist system which led to v.^'NHr not comply w.ith regulations for ! the June riots.. In population. He balances births mez-r. n^z:. You’ll Find Many Unadvertised Bargains At Keith's . . Speclslly Priced F'nr Msnchei^r Expert Says Reels -•. ft r II' r UUt SUMMER DRESSES! ^SUMMER SUITS plotting land subdivisions, espe t Food Output Drops against deaths, and gets the fol . . On Smarter rWw Suites And Obcssional Pieces For Every Room, Every Home. Dont Miaa cially ' regrading, grading and For more then a year the union lowing Increases in people: Bui Them! i ‘- ' Have 200 A-Bombs draliiags. The application had been has had grapevine reports that the garla, 1847, 10.5 per cent; Hun rejected twice before. men who once turned the fle l^ of gary 1048. 7.0 per cent; Ckecho 12-00 Indians Beat Yaokeee Slovakia, 1850, 11.5 psr esnt; and Albuquerque. N.-M., July Id — ; Bulgaria. Hungary, and Poland 2,or 11.00 ^ Tuesday evening the Wapping — —^ y WMHnmS-wmikimMi ____ into luah bread-baskets ars lean Poland, 1050. 18 0 per cent (iPI—According to one of the nas- Indiand defeated the Broad Brook ing heavy on their plow-handles. I Tkrill-NctHfO Yh 'uo N h Hoorioi AtOrt OH IT oh< 8«8Io! j 5.98 end 4. 98 oocli 14.98 ta f7.98 tion'a top atomic acientiats. Rue Tankees, IB to 3. This was Johnny •n>e result has been a drop in food Car Strikes Tree, Reg.’ Rag. sia may now hava 300 to 600 Whitt's fourth' win and the 11th , production- how much of a drop atomic, bomba. whu for the Indiana. Once again. kwi CHESniw • fAUU MYIWO ■ ttOjftWHW no one knows. George Mullen, the league presi KEMC7H TOSTf • iW FtHWCX iou Mostam m i iwdtswt jja g u fi 0 0 ^ * ^ j The same thing is said in s much Driver Arrested .. Hprmlif Photo.. CoHons, nylons. Sizas 9 fo 15 and 10-14 * "But." added Dr. Alvin C. dent, has appealed to parents and more cautious nnd scholarly wsy DOUBLE DRESSER Graves. ''Ruasla attll trails tha V. The Manchester Savings and Loan's recently installed air-conditioning unit is shown being turned Miiifli', Juniori’, Half Sizai Also othar suits at great savings residents to attend the games and by the Department of Agricul on for the first time yesterday morning. Robert J. Bo>xe, executive vice president of the sssocis- 8. both in quantity and quality of lend moral support to the team. H ub . . . '71m Mogootlc Momfor' ture's famous economist. Dr. Lazar . ..Howard Hagenow. 33.- of 805 ptomlc weaj^ni. That. I beliave. WITH RICHARD CARLSON f,,Volin. He says the farmer under Highland etreel was arrested on tion. pushes the button, friille H. E. Whiting, manager of the Manchester branch of Oil Heat and Services at the Wapping Com Ea^neering. Inc., which thstajled the air conditioner, lifts the sUrter-blitton guard. b l o n d s u it e la tê only reoMn wa are net now munity Church wl)i be held Sun ' Communism hss lost the incentive charges of rockless driving and involved in a major war.” day- at 10 Am.,- Rev. David STARTS SUN. “ Pony Eiprens” Plua “ Dwdrt Rstii’' , to work slnc.3 he lost li!s seres to evading responsibility after the Gravel if director of aciantifle Crockett delivering the sermon, - a political system which has sbol car he was driving on School street \ R e d u c e d j ^ about 1:20 this morning struck a R e d u c e d ! taetJ fdr. the atomic energy com- •The Breadth of the Narrow Ishcd pnvstfi owneishlp of land.- tree. \ mlaaion.^' His remark* were piade Way.” Volln thinks "the most-serious in an interview over Radlq Station obstacle to sgrlcultural progress Police said that Hagenow was f? v ' \ KOB here last night. h r s t t i M i in modern Russia lies in the pres- traveling east when his car struck Manchester Bvealng .H e r a ld the tree. In front of 285 School Graves said part ofHha Amari- W a p p i n g oorreopondent, Mrs. ON ,.. «nt pullUcaL and econmnlc inatltur Plans ToDuild, Renovate Or Add On Td A • tlons" street, and that he left the scene DUNGAREiS SH IRt , (. .. cao auperioHty in atomic waapeni Annie Coiline. teiephdfm M I»rh «I ALL-DUIENSION of the aectdent-without reportlnl;- must be credited to, facilities' at ...... "Ttis Department of-ATfrtcuHure g-441t. ' 3 - D SCREEN turns up figures to show that the It. the N evatt teattng grounds. He He was released under 1100 bond said ex|ierlmenta could'be carried vast map of- the USSR doesn’t Stru'cture Galls For Lumber and Materials FIRST’ t DCB WITH COMFORTABLE PIÂsnc 8-D GLASSES realty mean much when it comes for appearance In Town Court ^ A 9 .49 on there more extensively' and at 1 Referee Recesses W ARNER BROS. ' to producing food. There are huge Monday, ', leaa expense than if they , were REGULAR northern tundras snd vast fsr Patrolman Thomss Graham in made in the Pad Be areas where HOUSE OF WAX ‘ eastern deserts that would take 1 veatigated the accident. many aarly testa wars located. . Grand Jury Probe ADMISSION FRICU B u ild better garages W E The Waahington. D. C.. acientiaV t Technicolor 8:15 declared that ” the greateet dan Girls on PIcaeure lelaad Rogukir 1.98 Hartford. (3onn.. July r Technicolor 5:S0-8i55 3-D Ghmos 10c m 'Ragulor2.98 ' ger of an atomic attack lies in the panic which might accompany SUte Referee Newell Jennings hss FOR LESS H A V E ' ■" ■ such an attack.” called sn "indefinite recess” of his EASY FREE PARKING one man grand 'jury probe Into Ai r -gonditioned Summer weight plaid line^ ' Matching cotton plaid He urged large American cities i i to make their plans now for evac three alleged irregularities In State affai>*. ' Sizes 10-18 uation and relief if an A-bomb W H A T Sizas 10-18 \ ware dropped. In announcing a temporary halt Gravee discounted reports that of tha probe yeeterdey, State's A t A-teats have affected the nation's torney Albert 8. Bill gave no In T O N I G H T weather and endorsed ' President dication when It would be re Y o u W a n t! Elsenhower's recent statement opened. Thru SUNDAY Spociol Roducod for BUI has sided Jennings In the R e d u c e d ! R e d u c e d ! that more IntorrnatlMi on the na CIRCLE I A D i n i 7 the new, better Cloaroneo! ttbn's atomic < energy program PordiaM ! should be made available to the J A r i U L - JAP4IEETLE KILLER See WILUS M 79 public. Cotton Famous ATYINTIONI J.'- - , BLOUSES JAPIOR is the new type hi-potency. special blended homogenised C o t t o n Moko Inaeîclde spray powder recommended for the control of Japa $219 VALUE UFOND BROTHERS MUM nese beetles, rose • chafers, leaf miners, gypsy moth, flea beetles, HRST! SKIRTS 1 .9 8 0 - 9 * iaot hoppetap thrips; loopen. elm l«af beetles, eanksrwiwms. U r- THREE PIECES! Richly I anil X Local Stocks I. nished plant bugs, leaf rollers. .eaYVflies. tent caterpillars, ants, 'greined African Umba, with BRAS ' STUK HOUSE grasshoppers snd many other insecU on shade trees, omemen- hand shaded edges to acetn- • 3 - » « " . " ( qtulailin* Famished By MONSON, MASS. tuate the lovely grain. Huge J o . 2.98 and 3.98 / f i f , flowers and \egcubles. 9 1,99 ' Cebom 0 MMdMmeh. Im . WUUHS Double Dresaer frith bevel 99c t p. m. drtcas SoBdoy Family SpiKlal 7 edge Plate Glees Mirror. Bank SMcka Cheat of Drawers snd Panel voluts to 7.98 CoHens and crepes Bid Askad TENDERLOIN STEAK M ANCHESfiR PLUMBING Bed . . with decorator de- ‘ Sizes 32 t o 38 Sizes 32 to 38 ABC Voluot to 18.50 First National Bank DINNER— $1.35 signed brass hardware, can-, S izes 10 to 16 of Mhncheater . . . . SB / AND SUPPLY CO. • Whatever tjrpe of garage you have in mind, ter drawer guides. Bargain S» From 1 to • P. M. Only Hartford National . we can help you build it better for leaa. We priced for Manchester Days! Inrlodes Soup and Coffee O'. T. BI.IHH, Jr.. Prestdeiil and Trsoonrer Bank and Trust .. — 2iJ HIT ON THE SAME SHOW — Z have detailed plana of many garage atylea. We Hartford Conn. Trust TeL Moasoa S3S7 ' IF ITS HARDWARE W’»; HAVE IT I Manchaater Trust .... can recommend a conlpetent carpenter or tell L o s t D a y ! L a s t D a y ! * Phoenix State Bank 877 MAIN STREET PHONE Ml-S-diSg you how to do the job youraelf. No ihatter Liberal Budget Terms! and Trust ...... 57 61 who doee the building, it’ll go up faster and / L> Fire Inanmace Cemnaalea pik ( ( 'NO/ riONf I Aetna Fire ...... j....,.., .5.1____ 53 .••(dpr-r-will bft itronger—priU coat leaa with Cotton twill woshohla, cufftd Whito Sinnmtr Hartford F ire ...... 151 155 EASTWOOD liifluhte* Sieathing. National Fire ...... 50 H 53 H / I Phoenix ...... 80 04 SEE tt NoWocoo SHORTS life and ladimnity Ino. Oao. 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Hardware ...... 15 IS TRmnitf FiMtiiiiEm'nmBNM rich meat m u c c M coa otorf COPPER-STEEL SHOWN A T 8;S5-5:85-0:80 Values! Roducod! Roducod! Arrow, Hart, Heg. ... SS 38 art owty Rtdueod! Shorty Assoc. Spring ...... 71 30 — ALSO — and eztra sharp SoarsMckar Bristol Brass...... 1514 , 17 >4 CELLADOORS Siimmar Hydroscopic ■ = G IR I^ F PI7E ASURF/ grated cheeac. sturdy All Steel Table* . . a necessity for every J e r s e y \ ISI.AND’’ Manchester home! Have casters, easy to soil where PAJAMAS DON TAYLOR-LEO GENN YoutlUkelt! FREE needed . . in heavy ens'mel finish in choice of White, / GOWNS HANDBAGS HOSIERY I Cheney Bros...... 10'4 11H Yellow or Red. Splendid for kitchen 6*e. for enter- r i w Collins ...... 88 103 SHOWN A T 1:45-8:15 m m a n d G O W N S SUN.~Ma and Pa Kettle on ^ In ln g . T .98 I Bm-Hart ...... 38 41 HoW’to-do'-it 1.39 3 r . . 3 ' ® “ Fafnir B earing...... 36 — . Vacation Don't forgot il yoo kavoo'f triod our mhiesfreee 1 1 I Hert Cooley .'______37 — |.98 V l e s s q . Rag. 1.45 Fr. Landers. Prary. Clk .. 35<4 27<4 soup— do It oow. Hmm, it's SO good. i . - folders Reg. 1.98 Rag. 2.98 New B rit .Mach. Co. -..111.1 I , i.i lii.;.■ M.'*- ■- L- Mint, blue: melon, maize. - Rag. 2.98 straw*, plaatir. linen*. 1.5 gauge 51 denier North and Judd ... moke the job eosy! AIR-CONDItlONED FOR XQUR COMFORT! /. OPtNS, SHUTS-' turqiioi*e . Size* 32 to 38 White, Paatel. dark colors 8*4 to 11 Riissell M fg...... Stanley Work com. UFOHB BROS. SAVE $20!..$59.95 VALUES Ter-y Steam Is your house beginning im MASIC/ Torrington ...... STEAK HOUSE U. 8. Envelope coM. . 57 77 MONSON. MASS. to: "bulge at the seams"? , CHH-DREN'S DEPARTMiHT-^^^^^^^ U. S. Envelope pfd. -:. 55 -WeiJiave tha.aolutioAiacj. _ i , u rs m i Veeder-Root ...... 81 ■ 84 Hease M the ”Seae of Fan” CAVEYIS ANNEX you . . . the new, frrr, InsuliteB Home-Ei^nsion PLATFORM ROCKERS Tbd aboyp guotatioacw l nn4;|M NBXT TO €AVEY*8 RERTAURA-NTr- 'Z - — r: p m u iM f ?\ I b# eonetnied e « aetiiel mairkelA | > e ^ '" b f Maaekeeter — .It's FoldOT, 'cdntw purture-stbriea'of the” party tinae. WO ka'va apwlal 20 e a s t CENTfcR ST. ' Plenty of Free Parking building of actual attic, basrinenl And outride' robma Reduced for Cleorance!^ " ^ ^ Reduced! ^Ûie Gmurd Topics ratea for parttaa,,. W « A>«b kay* > wsÔSO ASOUnOOR iSUPEK-SAa.' Better Rockere^ disignedr for retaking luxuiy. i i bus service. Fer lafenwariea by hdmPoiriier* like youreelf.-See how InniUte Tapestry or durable Ptaafies Yrtth sagiem spring Mn- I ''The Engineer Company, Con- inaulation board products can help' structlon throughout. Hare'Mshfwsny flniah grip arm# and baae. button tufted back. Unpressive Valuta fer Plaid Lined DUNGAREES I necticut SUte Guard, has received CALL MONSON SZ37 you get needed space at low coat. 4. TKOUBif-mi! SUMMER DRESSES orders from., the Adjutant's oBIcs "Manchetter Days"! I to participate in fleld training from Ik e Fuaalest Show U tha Bast - We can help you with your plans, 5. WtAWm-flSUT/ 2 » August-23 to'August 20 at Camp DINE AND DANCE give you free estimates and alao ar Lodge in Nisntic. - range. easy payment plans.\ $3 ' Regular 2.59 During the regular Monday At The 6. rm-PROoF/ night periods at the local armory Step in, phone or write for the Felder 1.95 the men of the Engineer Company Voluos to 5.98 M atching Plaid SHIRT baOlKbean receiving intensive basic SASSOOSMII iNOWN AOOVI . you're iFttoretled in. . T: iURULAR-PROOF/ training. Close order drill, manual ■ i| e. taJIn* ONlw ISetidsY)- ..S1«A* .3-12 and Preteens. of the pistol, care of clothing and 8. QUICKLY-lASliy equipment and making up fleld V \ 1 E UJin' Vm Ut CMM*.--. -Sir.ae packs has given ail of the men a (. UJI*i' Trehi Cew._— . ..siTje S in e 7.14 full tvro-hour drill schedule. .. INSTAUIP/ Open A Keith Budget Account Roo. 1s98 • The vehicle, have been checked '4. U*w'WerWebe;. over and improvemenU such as JSS ftkM w*iw* •• . OrttfH T|rms ArraigtA power brakes have bswi tnsuilsd Club Chianti 9. ATTRACTIVl/ R e d u c e d ! FREE PARKIN G ! There’e Ne»-er A ParUag PreMrm A t Thla Fri R e d u c e d ! on the engineer trucks. 14 DEPOT SQUARE NORTH END See our cemptelo Miection of Somtenho in oH lix, omorL Non-commlasioB*d olllcera cer- 10, tCONOUICAL/ Store. Use Our Private Parfclag Let Adjetaiag The Stom . . N e i tifleatea were presented to Sgt. Don't let the hot waatper get you down .... Came hare better-lhan-leother coverings — Ceiorode Ireem, Netwrot ARl- Parking hiftbe Entire Biork Just Seoth. 1/C Elmer Boyle, SgL George Ris- aad relax la our alr-eeaditleaed dlolag room. Yon’U aajoy a«r galor Finish, Admiral Hue, Naturol Rawhide Finish, Saddle SANDALS B oyl' Leisure ley, CpI. Robert Henry, and Cpl. fine food, eourteoas servlee'nnd our eoay ntmeophera. SUNMISR STORE HOURS: .Open From 0 A. M. Until 8:1* P. M. *Ct«M>d A ll Day ' Ronald Seavey by the Company Ten end Bermuda Green. *Ope« Every Thursday Evening Until • So The Entire Family Oaa Shop In' A l«tee*nly Commander 1st Lt. Joseph Ma- DINE HEBE TONIGHT! 2 * 3 ’ gnano. SUITS - A meeting of the Engineer As- Ceiioe h i fS m y l You con buy TWO piecoi of SemsenHa for •ociation of Manchester 'was held G. E. WILUS and SON, Inc. D A N C I N G 'leu than you'd axpeo to pay for ONK. Ro4ulor2.98 after the regular drill a t which # J W O F MMANCHESTPn i $3 time the new trearitrer. Cpl. Wll- 2 M A IN STRUT PHONE MI-3-5125 MANCHESTU ilam Ludwig gave a flnancial re SATURDAY NIGHT Sizes 7 ,to 3 Rigidor 8.98 port. .To the Moaie of There ore' no tnie wUd. geaU in Red, Brown, W hite ' Sizes 3 to 5 LOU JOUEBERT MM Britain, -but aeme domeetie goaU eP lilb t MAIN i .'!• OPHOSrr i v HH.I s - hava escaped and term "wild'' see ••unraBoy r..eJ." | AIR.CONDITIONID herds in tha hills. Advertise ia The Herald— It Pays —T T t o X !- -t * r ■ir ■ ■ I

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY. JULY 10. 1953

luni) raports'DO fu rthar mcmay w ill HANCHtotiER EVgytyg HCTALPrMAWCHESTE^ NW FlUDAY, JULY 10,4M&- b* spent rapaiiriag Um if«m u b u . Rockville-Venion Vandals Hit Gaping l^laa hava basn cut la roui ^ Bellevsi” Valeri* Ford tapped aavaral of tha baaahajl sb4 soft followed Rhee'a release of some out tha rhythm to “ Priitty Baby,” 27,000 sntl-CommunlBt Korean Stores Rej^rt ball field backstops. Poles which Awaits Trial, a trio emsaisting o f Marcia and Play Areas hold ths serssns bavs also bssa Senior Scout U. S. Warplanes .war prlKHters. Weddiilu Lyndla Baldwin and Arisen'-Cur County Art Group to Hold c£l Backed It earner on th* eecond anniver broken and bant. Saturday-'rt-Last Day Of House’s Spedals For tain aang “ Doggl* In the Window'.'” Record Sales Pound Reds on sary of tha first negoUatlng aes- Is Arrested Paulette Croteau did a South 8ea Water Fountains, Back< Benehea at all flalda ara sporting f^'. or Gburt Post sion. Island hula dance. Larry Larent- Picnic at Crystal Lake Site initials and unprintabls markings. There was no official observano* Thursday Crowd Biggest stpiM Wp Julytllllr tT17. *11- summer bom* of Mr. and Mrs eourt at Hailry Park which waa ter Oak Park for th* public. Damascus has been conqusrsd MEN’S SUMMER SUITS : wa* eUpportlng Kederal Judge reinforcements chopped up part of of the Lpfidon Daily Worker told lett* Croteau sang "On'Top of Old. thê^B w I^r of commerce, com- the group that survived heavy fined $00 In the local court this Kenneth Herrmann of Bloomfield oomplated lata last aummer. Fountains, erected at th* atart by Israelitiss, Assyrians, Maosdon RAYON oori NYLON— W OOL and DACRON western newsmen here Friday; Smoky.’" Three year old Sharon plêd lU second day. ^ _ Birth* OarroU C. Hinck* of Cheshire for shelling. omlng forfoi tamporlng with a nm- This Is the best promoUon ever and Crystal Lake. of tha season, were broken in two Ians, Egyptians, Romans. Om- “The thing noiW is whether th* Larentaen entertained with a bah Mambar* wtU arriv# shortly af >. Mr. and Mr*. Lout* Ilgen of mis Mrr-aad-Mra. «er.!t5 lAfU, SC,95 77.-...... ^ W $5.95 ford. Danaher waa then • cleared A night-long melee race^j across Bides.” tn an w r oem er .. ip^thmy Martello hlgh- dlatrlcta throughout yeatentty hnd Frand* Bagdanovieh of 70 Union Iw the OOP State organlratlon for parking lot. Sandy Beach road at the lake be More than 60,000 teen-agers are the crest of Porkchop when. 200 Winnlngton. who frequsntly mir hghtad, tha evening with two lines today nnd.last "ish t’a atiwat. Chinese attacked bunkers high on Ha waa bound ovar from the yond th* roHer skating rink. the Beat vacated" last week by enrolled in the fast-growing^ Sen rors ofBctal Communist thought, of ‘Wnne, Home on the Range." the heavleat for a Thuraday nl$hl Appniatad CD Dlraetor R*9.'5t.9S NOW $7.95 the hill. A t 6:30 a. m. th* Reds local court about a month ago on For those who ar* unable to at Judge Thomas W. Swan. ■ ior Girl Scout program. Open to indicated tha^ the Reds attach Carol Lee Turklngton performed since the period before Christmas. William L Brown of Scotland In announcing support of pulled back slightly and holed up thro* counts of braaklng and #n Merchants are distributing tend Saturday'* event, another *•*. S33.M ..... girls between the ages of 14 and little ImMrtsnce to efforts of a an acrobatic dance and Mqiriy picnic I* to be held at tha Um* of road. Norwich, ha* been appointed NOW $30.00 H 1 n c k 8, Association President In some bunker* on Porkchop’* taring. tickets for a drawing that give* R«9. $12.50 17, Senior Scouting offers opor- special U. 8. truce envoy to win KUte atudl*. In six other cases this morning, Martello and Cathy Cockerham th# August meeting In the early Civil Defense Dlraetor for th* 47 SAf URDAY-LAST OF ...... NOW $11.00 David Goldstein of Bridgeport said tunlty for a \-arioty of '.activities northern slope. I/- fefra. KeaaeUi t . closed the prognm with "Me and away two round-trip (light tlck j^ eittes and towns In New I»ndon, More than 20.000 rounds of South Korean support of a trues. all of them Involving bo.ya accused avening, on Tueaday, August 4 aotlllcatlon o f the group s backing geared tq the .interesU of the He said the Communiats were In My Teddybear." to Bermuda and $100 in cash, ^ e Windham, Tolland, and Middlesex: Ro«. S39.50 . ....HOW $35:50 of Hincks had gone to Senators i,. Communist artillery poured Into Announcamfnt is mad* of-the of destroying property. Judge Hospital Reporttepoi R«9. $14.95 ...... modern girl. terested In the talk* Insofar as John 8. G. Rottnar suspfndad . Th* entire group aang "On th* tickets are going fast. More thai) counties. NOW $13.00 Ûllam PurteU and Prescott Bush the shell-rocked sector. U. 8. artil marriage of Clair* Theresa Bauao- Good Ship Lollipop.’’. As a final 250,000 were distributed up umu Superintendent Vlr_. Virginia 3. they apply to a UN guarantee that judgment in two ot them and con Taakulka, RN today iiiaued the and 'Attorney General lerymen paid them back In round- South Korea will not violate a la, daughter af l|(r. and Mra. number. Betty Marc acted a* mls- noon today and It was neoesaar.v Taleotville Items 'are now R «i S4C.S0 ... NOW tlnuad tho others. $41.50 R 9 ^ o‘ $ 1 7 o9 5 0 0 0*i» 0 0 0 0 * Herbert Brownell. The council also thl-flock firing. truce. Frank Bausola of 120>Chart*r Oak trsaa of ceremonies. to rerprtnt another huge block of following report of work at tha baadled througlz the Maaeheater I NOW $14.00 announced it had urged President Another 400 Chinese stormed street, to Kenneth Jooeph Behrand. Judgment waa auspandad la tickets. Rockville City Hoapital for the Evealng Herald Rockville bureau Rhee did not meet Friday with th* caaaa of Robert P. UnnaU, 17, Euanhower to support Hincks who The up two ridges guarding the main President Eisenhower's envoy, ton of' Mrs. Emily Bahrsnd of B2 MARGARET HAS COLD The sales promotion 1* a three month of June: laeated at Oue Market street, tela- peak of Arrowhead ridge, defend Coopar Hill straat. k o f M Bunco drive, and Patar Gray. Number of patient* In hospital It described as "one of the out asalMant Secretary of State Wal SMiabury, Rhodesia, July 10*— day event and expires at the. close pbhae Raekvine' 5-8156. standing district judges In the ed by South Korean*. t !m coupla ware married April IT, of 22 Seaman CIrela, who both of business tomorrow evening at June 1, SO; num)>er admitted dur COTTON and RAYON ter Robertson. And there' waa ho pisadad guilty to a ohaig* of wil (m —K bad cold has Interriipted SHOP SHORtS country." Doctor Says Neither attack made eeriou# 20 in Albany. N. T . They are now 5:30. All store* have marked down ing the month, 138; out patient*. announcement when another ses fully defacing ndvartlai^. Prlncasa Margaret’s tour of Rho- The other vacancy In the court gains. sion would be held. reaiding a t 207 Center street. the prices of merchandise. This is 06; total treated. 2M; discharged, HOSE REG. $1.00 Hirowa from Crest Th* boys' war* 'caught by poUce dasla. 141; X-rays, 118; accident*. 28; Hartford Lt. Holds MIN’S WCRSTEO, SHRRKSKIN was caused by the retirement June Hard I.alior», Not Sllracle* Are Blasts Ked LettM' Quaen Mother Elisabeth sent her -a way o f showing local and nelgh- BEG. 55c NOW 79e ao of Judge Augustus N. Hand of Red Infantrymen reached' the Wadasaday night ripping down eol- Ixirlng residents -that Manchealer births, 14: operation*, 20; labora Behind ’Miracle Drugs' A South Korean govemmant younger daughter to bed yester and SAc NOW 49e REG, $1.25 New York City. It Is e.xpected crest of one outpost but alr-burst- ored ponnnnta hung out on Main is a good place to shop. tory testa, 80S; blood tranafuaion*, spokesman bitterly assailed the day at the Leopard Rock Hotel In Off Red Barrage ind GABARDINE SUITS REG. 65c NOW 89e trat this post will he filled by an Ing shell* fired by Allied artillery Rhee Reported atreat la oalabmtion o f Maaehasii the VumlM mountains, and tha 18 (Red Cross); largest number Bv EDWIN P. JORDAN, M.D. Red letter calling for resumption tar Daya. Judge Rottnar said h* NOW 55c REG. $1.45 other I New Yorker. crippled this force. South Ko princeaa was to return to Salisbury About 190.000 trucks are used In treated, 44; amallatt number _ AU MODELS — SIZES 35 to 50 ■ W rltlen for NEA Service of the armiatioe talks and declared would "take at face \ value" treated, 25; dally average, Hartford, July 10—i,D—-Army REG. 8Sc NOW 99e 1 The second circuit covers New In the not-too-dlstant past rean infantrymen counterattacked this afternoon by plane. the United States to distribut* milk. N0W«9e York, Connecticut and Vermont. and threw the Communists down that It- "ahould be rejected and Moving Qoser Attomay Philip Bayer’a atatamant patient*, S4: Lieutenant Cornelius MacAullffe. REG. $1.«S ' Prior to the retlreinents of Hand strange herbs, crushed beetles dismissed without a reply." . that th* boys were not th* crim Meenoraadum Filed Jr, lived to write this ac REG. 545.00 to 554.50 VALUES NOW 51.15 the slope. Said Dr. Karl Hong Kl, oiOclal X Wid Swan, New York had three and all sorts of loathsome m\^ "1116 Red* came back at 2:30 a. inal type but had merely acted out Jn a memorandum of decision count of the iMttle of Boomerang ROK spokesman: HUi- Jun* 24, to his wife CSaIre, COIA)RED KNIT REd.$2.9S Judges In the court, Connecticut turcs were given to people wô m.. but were driven off. To Armistice of stui^dttv and thoughtleasnesa. Bled this week with <êrk John X NOW 52.39 "Both the tone and content of At th* aam* tinse, however, th* Yeoman* of the Tolland County here. two, and Vermont one. were ill. The cures were often South Korean riflemen also re OPEN SUNDAY TIL 1;00 P M. NOW $36.00 to $47:50 The post pays an annual salary pulsed another 200-man assault on this letter demonstrate beyond any (Oeattaaed fraai Pag* Oao)„ boys were warned that they ware Superior Court, Mr*. Amelia Ko- His forward artillery observa POLO SHIRTS con.sidercd •'miraculous.” • Natu- question that the Communist ag “oh tha brink" of criminal behav D A ILY ITNTIL 9 P. M. tion post bunker was hit and of $17,500. an outpost to the west. American aelka of Oolumbla, estranged wife For A Good Selection Of Short Sie«veB Judge Hincks, who Is the dis- gressors hav*. not changed to the' negotiations to obtain Rhee’* ac ior and would b* In sarioua trouble FOR YOUR GROCERY NEEDS of John Kozelka of Willlmantic demolished by Communist fire. He I REG. iUO.00 to $80.00 VALUES "trict of Connectlcut aenlor judge, K ' liu” SSuT.rE S.rs.iw .-t HightMt degree, their intention of ceptance of a truce. the next time they were caught ha* been awarded 56.400 annually was pinned to the ground by a REG. 81-SO ATHLETIC attempting to conquer all o f Korea doing anything wrong. A L L BRANDS OF COLD BEF.R ON ICE heavy timber. la A JiaMy* Andover, Mass., One 1* that tha United State* is - by Judge Thome* J, Molioy ot- and 81.93 NOW 51.39 as soon as they can persuade our A Communist soldier tossed In where lie wasT)drii Ih 1889. "He was -prepared to ^ v e South Korea mil ' The four other boyaT-Oerald West Hartford. ^______Summer Merchandise And t o REG. 82.28 "Actually, nature was doubtless tmdrldr hit their sector In the last forces' to place ihemselvea In- an 'gntnade,' killthg 'MScAuIiffa's NOW $50.00 $70,00 SHIRTS^ graduated from. Yale Law School itary and economic aid. a aecurlty Monahan. '16, of 36 Fulton road; Th'a CBS* 'waa ' 'beard aeveral NOW 5U5 re.spon*lblc, both for the recoveries 24 hours. indefensible position."' compa'nlon. . % In lp.U,ani,waa admitted to the Across the entire front, 84,42? ireaty and itrong political, support John Hampaon, 17, 70 Birch street; weeks ago in the court, and th* REG. $2.39 and the deaths. The fact that Rhee refuses to support any amount 1* about $80 more .than The Communist tossed two other and $2.95 REG 73C now 090 COnnecticui Bar the same year. rounds hit Allied territory. ût for tha objective of Korean unifl- George Long, T7, of 247 Autumif REG. $02.50 to 585.00 VALUES NOW 52.15 so. many o f these patients lived truce which does hot guarantee itreet; and Charles Armstrong. 16. RISLET'S Ur*. Kozelka wa* receiving previ grenades Into .jthe bunker. Both He practiced law in New Haven i cation. was in, spite of the treatment, the only heavy fighting waa at unifieSUon of Korea soon, by force were duds. Then the (Jommunist REG. $1.00 for • short period before entry Porkchop hlH and Arrowhead of 134 Spruce street—are accused ■Your Friendly Market ously. Mrs. Koselka .asked for rather because of it. If necessary.- Provision* of a aecurlty pact .of breaking in a door panel at the an Increase ovar the approximate ■potted MacAullffe and emptied 111 NOW790 into the Army during World War other ridge. ^ . ' ' We Give Green Stamps SAVE I < NOW $70.00 to $72.50 NowaTOps,. ' ll'sre are A South Korean source told have in fact been diacUased la de Nathan Hale School Tuesday after ly $125 a weak which she had his "burp gun" at the- pinned sol 07 I. After the armistice, he \va.s one cures which . are quite ■ similar. Air Force B-2r'»lnvaders de tail by Rhea and Robertson and 99 SUMMER STREET* TELEPHONE MI-3-80R0 BRIEFS of a group of army men selected Associated Pre** correspondent noon. been receiving for support of her dier. One bullet creased MacAuIlf- Again wishful thinking and the stroyed 24 vehicles on roads fuch a treaty could be signed al Their cases were continued to fa's forehead. All-others missed. to study law abroad. He later re across the Korean waits Thtirsday Bill Shinn that Rhee "stlU Is In self and her two children. Koselka, strength of- the human body Is most Immediately. next Friday to permit further in-r Th* Red soldier saw MarAullf- NOW 69c turned to practice law In Water- night. Other txrmbers dropped slsting that South Korea must head of Republic Oil Company of usually responsible for recovery have from America concrete as The other argument la that If vestlgation of the matter by Willlmantic was ordered to pay f* slmggllng and threw another PAJAMAS bury. In those patients who do survive. explosives along the front. Rhee .breaks up the antl-Commun- • ” NOW 7$* The Connecticut State Bar As surances that Korea will be uni juvenile authorities for possible suit costa, including counsel fee*. grenade. It rolled against Mac- REG. $8.93 B\il -a different type of treat A C-47 Pathfinder slowly criss 1st alliance by acting on hia desire handling of the case by them. MEirS WOOL, TROPICAL WORSTED sociation was behind Judge fled, peacefully or otherwise." Attorney Jay Rublnow of Man Auliffa’s cheat but failed to ex N0WJ3SI ment is sometimes, referred ■ to crossed the front during the night, to continue the War until Korea In the only other case this ihom- OP MANCHESTER “ « NOW We Hincks* appointment by former He indicated th* talks, which chester represented Ur*. Kozelka plode. i as a "miracle cure.'’ Many of dropping flares to llgth up enemy is unified he will lose American ing, Charles 8. Lathrop. 17, of 253 «ro « nQyy JQ, REG. $4.95 President Hoover to the federal began 15 days ago, will "remain FLETCHER BLASS GO. Mitchell and Attorney* Philip Dwyar and Q>unterattacklng A m e r I c a n | ANOTHER airi SUMMER WEI8HT the jiewer discoveries of prepara targets for AUled artillery ob stalemated" until the U. S. pro support and jeopardise the vary Henry atreat. was fined $6 for pass N0WS3M bench In Albany. N. Y., in 1931. . 0-7870 . Irwin 1. Krug of Willlmantic rep troops Mi8b al>ul I*** lurking tions like Insulin for diabetes, or servers. vides these guarantees. existence of hia own country. ing a rad light. resented Mr. Koselka. REG. 83.93 H e . became senior judge in thl* penicillin, have been referred to j. It t WEST BIIDDLE TURNPIKE Chlnesi*''^B0Idl.er. Negottationa.^..wlUi Rhee have New Offierrs NOWSUt district when Judge Edwin S. as miracle drugs. Actually, this The source said Rhee was MacAullffe Is recuperating from SPORT COATS looked hopeful at times In the Mrs. Mary Vendhiio of Uan-r BEG. $0.83 Thomas resigned In 1939. , is most unfortunate, pinqe . there adamant despite U- S. offer* of a i, \ AUTO GLASS INSTALLED the-' bullet wound, a wrenched Negotiators Recess military security pact, suhstan past, then appeared gloomy aa he Chester will be the Installing offi back and spralnad shoulder, his T SHIRTS N0W$S39 The Bar Association's endorse I Vs nothing miraculous about them. made some new threat to pull hU Playground ToU 1 TEMPLATES FOR ALL CARS ,Nv ment of Judge Hincks for promrf- I The discovery of insulin, for tlal economic aid and four more cer for the officer* of Kiowa coun-' letter said. Ro«. 517J0 : army out of General Clark’s com cll. Degree of Pocahontaa at their $12.50 REG .. - NOW 79e Uon to the circuit court, although | example, was baaed on careful army divisions. MIRRORS (Fireplace and Door) NOW To 10 p. m. Today Clark delivered s letter to Rhee mand and order it to continue the Digplay Talentg GLASS FURNITURE TOPS MEDICINE CABINETS meeting tonight. Mr*. Anna Dev REG. $1.23 nkde public only yesterday, was l laboratory studies and animal ex- war in spite of th* prospect!v* adopted at a meeting In Groton tperlmenta In many parts of the Thursday, but its contents still PICTURE FRAMING WINDOW PLATE GLASS lin will be installed for another R«9. 520.00 NOW Me (ContlBued From Fag* One) \vere secret. armistice. term aa- Pocahontas with other SPECIAL! NOW $15.00 COLORED June 23. a considerable time before world. 'When It finally became (In Seoul, where the Washing On Wednesday evening, the Val OPEN SATURDAYS—OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS Danaher's name was mentioned possible to use insulin in human ley street playground prcaantad Ha officar* as follow*: Mra. Catherine FL.\G DISPUTE RETTLED ton report was received In tha first e s t im a t e s g l a d l y g iv e n for^thb post by Republican leaders. diabetes, this boon , to humanity United Slates Government to de first talent program of the aeaaon. Preuki, prophstaaa; Mrs.. Florence Rof. 525.00 NYLON and DACRON DRESS SHIKTS was th* result, not of the efforts of cide whether it will continue con Sacramento, CalU.—1^>—1 r 1 s h hours' of Saturday, Korean dnte. Lynch, Wanonah; Mrs. Mary Dcl- NOW $20.00 music and a parade of Senators the first South Korean aources Many parents and friends were KEEP COOL a single genius, but of many inves niving with th* Syngnjan Rhee present to watch the performance. . Bent, Powhatan; Miss Jennie tigators. clique to WT*ck the armistice or Claying a Hibernian flog prevent contacted said they didn't know of Betz, keeper, of records; My*. HOSE N0W$3.1I any near argreemant although Th* program conaisted o f many Ro«. 527.50 • a a- 9 a « It does not dim the great whether...... It will..... „give an effective ed the United Nation* flag from Bongs and dancaa by childrenall Anna Elnaaldal, collector of wam KEEP SU M NOW $22.50 Hospital Notes being banned in California. on* source said there had been pum; Mrs. Ann Wilteke, keeper of Flashlight achievements of Banting, who guarantee for achievement of the ages. ' ■ NOW 65e NOWS&39 received the Nobel prize for the! armistice." Peiping said. The ban was asked by Sen. Jack progress toward one. wampum. Tha appointive officer* REG. 83c I Sources were not immadiataly Annlouiae Jeffrias and Paulctt* R«9. 530.00 FatlenU Today...... 1*6 djgcovery of insulin, to say that I ,'fhere also was speculation that B. Tenney (R-Los Angeles) who Croteau started tha program with will be announce(i at tonight's COMPLETE ...... NOW 75c available at the U. 8. embassy in NOW $23.50 NOW JUS ADMITTED YESTERDAY: -Al- others had done much of the I the delegations swapped Infbrraa- ■aid the UN flag was "a symbol a tap dance. Barbara Brown aang meeting, th* buSInass aesalon to REG. 81.10 bert Guay, 20 Spruce street;, preltminaio' work. The same tlon on when members of i flve- which represent* an enemy In the Seoul due to the hour.) be followed by .refreshment*. LIGHT NOW 95e George Palozie, Southan.ith Windsor; I...... ^ __ tru,-___ of__ penicillin..______al-|_ nation neutral supervisory com- U. 8., tha Soviet Union .. - . and Amesite Driveways JajiMa Firm Bargains Galore In The Store Ro^ 532.50 $25.50 Mrs. Sophie Magura, Stafford j though In - that case two groups mission could start the job of over and Involved'the U. S. In the Ko -Pluto; the outermost planet of Edwin M.,>Lavitt, son of Mr*. NOW REG $.« NOW 51.15 Equipped For I.4irse Springs; Mrs. Katherine Smith, i(,j workers w-ere primarily re- seeing a truce. rean war." the sbn, ' waa discovered in 1980. We Amesite Joseph Layltt of North Park ROCK BOW TIES •Rockville; Mrs; Julia Bellotti, Tennis Coarta or Small John street haa Irecome associated with R t«. 534.50 Gen. Mark Oark, the UN Far Sen. Gerald J. O'Gara (D-San That Has Everything Clip On or To Tie Glastonbun,-; Mrs. Mary Wolff, | The discovery of penicillin. East, commander, suggested to IhS Francisco) sirid the U. N. waa "our .Machine Spread— Forms the firm-of Hurwits and Berman [D IU m iEVEIUSES NOW $27.50 Rockville; Mrs. Nora Eâsy. 68 accident, but Parkins Idita Communiats In a letter June 29 last best hope for peace." Then and Walks Set— Power Rolled In th* practice of law in Hart SPORT SHIRTS REG , 09 Woodbridge street; Mrs, I-ila Mar-, j^thcr the result of vears of pa- Sen. James E. Cunningham (R- ford. - that negotiator* confer to ex NON-FATTENING - For Everyone! R8«. 535.00 Short Sleeves ___ tln. Moosup, Mra. .Nancy I-cwie 14 ,ahor in the lahoratorj- by change Information on the *up*r- San Bernardino) led the flag Materials and Wdfkmannhip Guaranteed Baartaill NOW $28.00 Drt-ve O;-Mra.-Dorothy-Elnblndw,., and- -sklHed- ylsory com'miaston In preparation parade and -‘rannay'a motion waa __ TTie P. A- Ct meet .th* Elk* to-. I BEG. S L It 40 Hawthorne street: Mrs. Jean 'Bight at 8:30 o'clock-at the Re rSUGAR-FREE •i^_IIOW51J» Managham, Taylor street; James for signing a truce whether or not lost STEEL BLDQS. F r^ intimates—Term* To Suit Your P u i^ S i q . $ 3 7 .5 0 NOW 51.59 Ifarmffil lltinrl^rfi South Korea objects. FHGIDAIRE creation Field in a Little League NOW $30.50 REG. $1.93 Parmakian, 31 Arvine place: Wnl-; , , rw SM. wrdniii. Mrs, sla Up To 3 Ydars To Pay .game ter Hillnski, 18 Lincoln street ;.i Thus, tlicrc are two kin^ of In their reply Wednesday, the Origin ot th* U, 8. Memorial .. * HhyasS sr Hialswi. NOW 51.79 Mrs. Pauline Sedarc. RockMlle; miracle cures one of Reds suggested that the full dele Day la said to be an order by Gen. The baaeball game originally REG. 92.23 Paul Kristoff. 232 Spring ,treet ; , them based on pure superstition gations .-convene to "discuss im John A. Logan, In 1858 when he II tiin FT.WlOEiyMIV UMTN Electric Ranges acheduled for Saturday >ln the NOW 51.99 STRAW Mrs. Ann*. Peterson, 28 Gardner ' "'blch unfortunately is pushed on plementation of the arniistice was commander of th* Grand UJS ti M.M H. K. srtsisa, t DEM Alb BROS. Alumni League will he played to- MARI REG. $2.30 Army of the Republic," northern m«. )•■ w rak Is snst. Bight at 6:15 at Henry Park. The NOW 52.19 Nto^5#^-Joh«aon, 205L»n..»nsusj|«cmg;MbM -agreement"- —and.. Ao. ..w.or.k__put SINCE tOXO AIR-CONDITIONED J4ATS Center streetrlonald Malnville, 84 Ibe hope of financial gain; the Civil w a r counterpart of today’# PaganI Broa. team meet the Ve* I REG. 82.03 various prepara^tions -vjieressary fwowfuit u m i m ' ~.. 'D^X nine'at' this Ume...... NEW SUMMER PANTS Bolton street: Mrs. Heather Nor-1 other is the result of hard mental American L ^ o n , requiring all 7 NOW 5179 REG. $1.03 before the signing ceremonies. TELEPHONE MANCHESTER MI i c Im E 3 -7 A f1 . HoMlag Hunt A U LEADING COLORS — SIZSS 21 to 50 wood 83 Harlan road. ; "'otk and long-continued obierva- One source pointed out that the posts to hold caiwmontaa during TKANSAMEIICAN CONST. C U P , REG. $3.23 NOW %iM ADMITTED TODAY: Gail Can- t»on- which flowers were to b* placed Tha special (eatura of tha first NOW 5199 prisoner exchange agreement ai 1*1 «a SWmtM,ILT. sveek of Rockville’s municipal REG. $r05 elng 'held thl* NOW 5119 NOW $136 ade up-to-date' prisoner .afternoon in th* form of a acav- Ro«. $4.00...... KOW $3$50 REG. $3.00 While.-Rockvill#, a*'v- sometimes described as "mi-.' rosters before a truce Is signed. It REG. 98.63 BIRTHS YES’TERDAY: a son to'raculoiis," they have been made anger hunt. I. NOW 5175 also provides that the lists be NOW 53.39 Mr., and Mrs. Edward Neuman. ..P»s«'ble by hard work and Imrd The annual costume parade has A full quart Rof. $4.50 ...... NOW REG. $SJS REG. $7.30 South Coventry; a son to Mr. nmliWork only. checked' before the signing. been scheduled for July 24 to al $4.00 NOW $179 NOW 55.63 Mrs. Victor Larson. South Coven-] The metlicHl profession Is prop- There ' has been no announce low time for mothers to make coa -try; a son tu Mr.' and Mrs. Paul ei ly skeptical of new and- un- ment of lisU being exchanged. Buettner. 169 Autumn street; a son ;Pfm'cd "miracle" cures. Too many Ends 29-Day Receea NOW $4.50 to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ilgen, Rock di.silppoinlments and even harmful Resumption of the negotiations vUle; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. effcct.s have come from prepara came after a 20-day reces* which ! FOR SATURDAY ONLY Francis Bagdonowicz, Rockville; tions foiste'd'on the public as the TWO OVENS Hmeto gst R ««. 55.50 ood $ 5 .9 5 NOW $4.95 HOUSE'S BOYS' SHOP a aon to Mr. and Mrs. Qerald resull of a hunch. ' The plaatlc finiah table top and bright plaatie diair coV- Decelle*. Rockville S p e c i a l s BIRTH YESTERDAY: g non to TANK KKTKIKVER KILLS Gl ITS EASY era B’ipc clei^ u’ith a damp cloth and keep their crisp Rof. 57.50 ...... NOW $6.00 Mr. and Mr*. William McDonald. .Mimsan.. July 10 --.One fresh appearance for years. We have a p ^ a lly priced' BFD No. 2. American soldier waa killed and 70 DISCHARGED VEST ERDAY: five were injured today when a mo thia grouping just for Manchester Days. Rof, 57.95 ...... NOW Mr*. Lucille Cavagnaro, 103 Ridge huge. iS-whecI tank transporter $6.50 JR. BOYS' SPORT COATS street; Theodore Gozdz, Rockville; crashed off a. steep grade and I BEG $9 M Mr*. Arlene Gozdz, T hIcoUviUc ; burned on the Seoul-Musan high ♦ Daily HHCES Ro«. 50.95 oiM 59.00 . now 56.95 • NOW 5175 Mrs. Edith Dillon. 3 Oak place: way. Soiiij)9 NOW ySn. Theresa " Gagliardone. 55;- Names of the dead and injured M/V PEMAOUm Wadaworth street; Mrs. Adeline w e re withheld pending notification From New l»adoa . .llrOO A. M. Parrett, 59 -Brookfield street; . of* relative.*. •*•9 . 5 1 2 . 9 5 ...... NOW $11.50 ■;Niakan Ruhiiv jriding.aa„lhe,canv*»-. Ra«a alack to a M ____ 2t4S P..M.. RUSTIC BEAUTY YOUTHS' SPORT COATS I Paul, Schimmell. 26 Phelp.s ioad:"i covered cab of the vehicle escaned (OoyUqW Saviag Tiawl Sizes 12 to 20 gJUBtS mh f ■ , DISCHARIJED X0D.8Y;, . Mr*. 1 . IMtfVK-IN FIRE ...... WEEKDAYS ' Your lawn and jardeji tsko qn new S2Un MM w ay.: SX501L T. f INTIRI STOCK OF IAIN’S '•“ ^rNOW511*95 Tucson. Aliz.' -OP. Patrons of importance and beauty when Bur< Mr*. Mafalda HU! and son 65 CTin- , rtrive-in theater here saw an «n- aUNOAYS S HOLIDAYS rounded $vith a rustic split chestnut .,.93 515.95 S2.S0 on* w a y S3-09 R- T. ______o N t ifo s A ______DRESS Mi SPORT PANTS REG .IIL80nOW5fl49 REG now rail fence. It’s the perfect back REG. $24.93 Spadal K. T. Ee»a»wy Craia** ground, and protection, for garden W E and two rails, for only |4. Or, if you plus ôur free topjr of ’Tipe for Handy R « 9 . 5 1 4 . 9 5 ...... NOW JR. BOYS' i BOXER SLACKS from the theater. Others alayeti CmkoI Wharl, Mvw loadoa, Cooa. • ll|kt. lU ilbl* - $13.55 through the fire. prefer other types of fencing, Mc men . P. O. Bm IUV Tel. New lea She i44*a Miy t* 8t*r*l .■IaolM m iMla, W ■* ■«»—■ WASHABLE AND DRESS Kinney’s has pre-cut pickets and all U M t u seqiicT -f-VM* »«>iai»a ■■..iiia ■*• f t k in ^ of lumber and posts for paddock Ro«. 514.95.... NOW SizcK 4 to 12 ffvffw rz i’TlTT’' ^ **** ▼ $11.95 styles. Nails, gate hqrdware, paints iREG$24o n0 W51H NOW5192 and stains . . . everything you need Rof. 512.95 ...... N b W $10.35 FOR SEPTIC TANK or for fence building. CoMi in...ind ccidtiiionstiiKon! Phone Mitchell 9-5253 NOW5155 NOW5115 i'" R o f . 5 1 9 5 ...... NOW $7.95 CoBslata af a $exM table with gray BMithar a f pearl tap that la NOW 55.55 •e * SEWER LINE CLEANING Or C ol M M ”S253 a RsprosMtofivs to Moosurt Open Dklly 7 A. M. to 5 P. M „ Including Imperviou* to akahoL trait Juices, and win withe tend tampaea- ' • I ' O pM GMIy 7 A. M. to 5 P. M., iRdudiaq W s d w s s - -Wednonday AftemoonB and Sntnrdayii *111 Noon. (urea to 875 degreca. 'Chair* may ha ahtalned la lad, gray, graen Call Manchester's Specialists. ar htaa. EXPERT WATCH -wafkka«44 day oftSmooRS oad Saturdays uRtN uooa. ' BOXER s h o r t s ; REPAIRIN6 In th e Business . Sizea 4 to 12 CO M f m i Sil TMM MQWi CEH O IISESSONI Not All Sized. ■ « N e. ■■ .. —I D M s R s fiR is lM d ^$184.9 S W E G I V E s t a m p s “ “ “ “ N0W$LN NOW a l l IL CRYSTALS McKinney BROTHERS SÂG E DISPOSAL CO. A A A R L D W lS OUR 100th ANNIVERSARY YEAR NOW I t K WarlnnaaaUp Expert werkmankhlp. HoadreSs ot lattafleS haaM awaera aaS I M M. M A IN S T - M A M C H E S T E B T E L . M I-f-5Z53 AIR-CONDITIONhD FURNITURE DEPARTMINT dozeas of Industrial flims who esS us for aawage Slapaaal proh- iaim wfS testify they can ALW AYS rely an McKinney BrafiMr*. KEMP’S ...... ■ ' '■' $ I r^lOHMAN SSS N . M A IN 8 T „ M A N C H E S T E R m r i u m s t . W * alM Mat*)! aeptic tank *y*t8— ant *ik»ar Snaa. JUST OVRl BOLTON NOTCH BXIDGfe 7C3 M A IN S T R E E T TE L. MI-9-5258 A OrOORPORAIEO •-•R I G ' " I i V lirJILSL^- .... ____ A f, ■-

■ • • V ** ^ PAGE a s m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M A N C B^ ^ N N „ FRIDa V, JULY 10. 1953 liANCHESTES EVENING HERALD. MANCHEirt'litB. CONMa FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1958 Hebron briuich belongs. 'Tha' maotf TWSra T «lttn r# "***u far MlUaac i m ' jt f e b r o n Ing will be at Teomana Hall, Q>- tion" have bad a# recant guests, liimbla, at S p. m., July 14, Miaa Mr. and .Mrs. Francis M- Callahan dence enough Ur our own causa, 1 felt like A feather lifilW breeze. H a i B o y le " U. S. Marines Fail and son, Ross of Oklahoma City. The thermala were perfect^ Radio and T V ^ I' Dorothy Haymond, aacretary. GraiigeîlM t^ etnd In Its ablUty to handle ltap)f WDKV-ISW Ladies Aid Hc-Ob. # from a vacaticn spent with rela _ IGE and FUEL OE In-the minds of men agalnat Um irO O D ÎW * The following Is the list of those .. . # . ■ feather-llke, over the countryalde, Led by 4^LO|ib tives in Columbus, Ohio. lEorttind ^rralli communist cause, to make It oot Why a Good Boss Is Interesting Talk chosen from the town of Hebron playing with the friendly ther •tsa-WONE-Jaek Dewnay'a HlMtaASiW—WTHT—Bob t ^ e . for possible jury duty In Tolland Mr. and Mrs. Frank IVlUlAms, own positive propaganda strategy Atlanta — (^ — The United uowo.y ■ T WDRC-Tha World Dances. -who are spamllng the summer, at 24 Hour DeHyory Servlet H.«K5‘ii!S5?i5S «c . mals) casting no shiver of ap BUtes Marine Corns haa invited WTI^Msckstsn Wtit WU.'IB—Btauw Tune Time. Cbuirty: Tolland. July. 10—(Spoclal) to offer people abroad, In our own WHAT—NIte Wslrh. . Htbroii . July..; Ift—(Rp#cl«l)— - -Nortnan - Ash,- Mrs. -Msry Atr- vLtMr -camp in PlalnvIUe .ar# at prehension on- people down be d m Van Buskirk and Arden w n rr-M e w s : Country Music,.. W n c —To 'B* Announced. Tolland Orange bald a meeting thair'Tqlland home for a short aUy libraries, at biir own expense, a Hard to Find Smith to enlist, hinting that belqg - * ' Salen ond Service ^ - ' w h a t—Ns»si rules Hop. A danghtful tima was anjoyad at gtisio, Clarkson .L, Bailey. Mrs. TROi K s T. FER0U8ON. low, exploiting the wind's will. WDR(J—Robert Q. Lewtsl EL Louis ■ iw, od, Literature, was engaged In a pub East' Windsor. "Tofi many worries. No fun; Ybu Baseball i the working man has" reached a leger WKNB^^DIa) for Dollsrs; DRC- Nawa. down IR the pews and played the William W. Hammond. Alfred J. will give Connecticut families an fftede, telephone Rockville 5-77fil. ■ Rev. Leon Burr, Psstor of the gotta please too many people." '''> The girls ordinarily don't mind, T«NM irr««. » rull itrrtc* ellent of N. B. A. 8«r»- lic debate with a Communist In new peak of. human dignlt.Vi irt Masaay an# Martha small organ. Helm, Daniel G. Horton, Frank H. excellent opportunity to Inspect W'arehouse Point Methodist That Is perhaps the best trim but both aald their confusing EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT i^*uUc—CU I:sa—WTIC—Prayer; Frank Atwood Jones, Mrs. Natalie B, Jones. Sher India. One of thb Communist con A rising standard of living—afld Tilton. Show. ^ _ To Repair House the new University of Connecticut WfioDED CONNECnCirr , Church will officiate at the cere such gadgets as the income tax, you can pay a good boss today. namqa did cause them to mtsa out 20 REGULAR GAMES— .8 SPECIALS W HAT—News. ■ . SiPS—WDRC—Farm Program. wood A. Keefe, Mrs. Marjorie P, facilities, buildings, classrooms and Hartford- <>P) -Connecticut, al- ! tentions, in this debate, was that \ wnc—Notes Slid Quotas. Home years ago Miss Jennie mony which *•’* perhaps-^have reduced the differ Most people who work fprhim no on several gifts which- Atlanta STARTING AT 8:15 SHARP s;i^>wiiKL- ilymi 1'iuM. Keefe. Frank Kulynych, Carl laboratories. moat exactly 8.000 square miles S f i ® o r Howard Fast, who has been lawn at hef home at 7 p. m. Sat longer envy him—-bprSuse they s,xa—WONS—Cecil Brown. Newa. ttU —WTIC-Newa. Loomie, alnce deceased, made a ence between the boss and the business firms sent to other girl WHAT—At Bat with Diplomat. Sixa—WONB—Wake Up Tima. collection to repair the little LM kof, Mrs. Carl Lankof, William Hpenaar Blark Doace In area, ia known as a densely ptm- ^RCULATIONS. ______labeled a Communist sympathizer urday. The 'Tolland RecrMttonal club hired hand. The creatuiê comforts wouldn't take hla >roublcs.for his graduates. Eaealas WTHT—Morning Dayotioh. meeting-house, but more repair ia E. Leary, Karl H. Links, Harvey ulated; highly Industrialized state. Miss' Peterson will be attended fiaa wDHL'-hew* ■ WOltC- ta»- P!t*'*i ^ , Tho Herald Prir.UnB Company. Inc.. more often than any other Amer of our civilization, cars, homes, salary. WHAY—Bporti; Supper Berenada. H. Llppincolt, Mrs. John A. Mark is sponsoring a commuaity block Nevertheless, more than two- *^>umas no HbancUl reaponiiblflly >ot by her sister. Mrs. Edward CTharter wexxt—Braakfaat Newaboy. needed and it la understood that a ham, Mrs. Edith Mlkulaki. dance under the direction of Eliza- ®pS»raphlcal arrora appoarln* in ad- ican author., was the greatest of better food, television sets, are WTIC—Hawa. WTIC—-V'-r-atnei" er:.i' Atwood, paper la being circulated for thirds of It is covered by wood-|| and'Robert Bourke as best man. WON8—News. , _ Also, Mrs. Evelynr*veiyn Mitchell, Mrs*>•>••. ibcth R. Peck and assisted by LvtHifamonU and othar more and more within the^ reach WHAY— Barred Heafr Program. funds. It remains a mystery what land. tin ^ e Manchaitar ETtnlnt Htrald. all living American novelists. An A reception will follow the cere W TH T—Newa; Joe OIrsnd Show. • :aB-WKNB-Newa. Joseph P. Novak, Clifford R. Perry, members of the Tolland Fire de- other contention was that America mony at the home and a week-end of all. WKNB-rNewi; WHAY—t:of(ea Club, finally became of the old Methodist The old hate-gap between em • :IS—W TlC—ntncily rlpi.rta; Waatnar. lias—WDRC--Nawauioa. , „ David K. Porter, Horace N. Por- partment. and the Tolland Commu- Dliplay a(.yertlaln«_c>n*>“ * boura: wedding tour after which the WONB—Patter by Pa'teraon. Church, subject of Mrs. Smlth'e ter, Mrs. Maralyn R. Porter. Wll- nity Men's Club. It will be held For Tor Monday—1 p. m. Friday. hiid banned all his vvorks. ployer and employe, between capl;, WCCC—Good Morning. Good MuslJ couple will live on Pinnacle' road. w n n e -.lark Z!lmai'. W TIC -B ob Steele. paper. bur 8. Porter, Mrs. Vemelle Row- on th# Tolland Green Friday, July At the time Cousins w "" In this tal'and labor, has narrowed, tr- V WKNB—Mualc By Wealon. WONS—Weather; Wake Dp Tima. The rumor is that it was taken KJ w/dMVdTji’t P.- “ f c ' y - Misi Peterson is employed at « : » -WDRC—Thu I Believf. ley. Martin I. fiauer, Charles 17. from 8 to 12 p. m. for Thuraday—1 P- m- debate, he could tell his audience Pratt and Whitney and Mr. Osborn The guy who works for a-wage WHAY—Newa; Colfea CTub. down, brought over to Hebron vil Th# music will be provided by for Frlday-l p. >»• Thâdar- and the gxiy who supprviaea or • :l» —WDRC—Guy lyimbaroo. VV I'li-I'-. -I.n o ' l-’e Morning Schmid. Mrs. Edward A. -fimlth, to go around the corner to the is In the tobacco business in Blast WTIC-Weather WKNB—Morning Bparial. lage and made over Into th# pres Edward J. Spencer, Jared B. Ten Dick Mills' orchestra. In case of NORTH END For 8*turwy*^l P* owns the business coming to WKNB—Mualcal Favorlla. . CTaatlllad daadllne: tO.» »• ™; **“ Windsor. li U —WONB--Newa. ent old Town Hall, Itself at first nant. Jared B-Tennant Jr. An rain a future date will be set for TREMENDOUS VALUES SaturOay— American information library, and understand that bdth are In the • :SS—WTIC—Kmii Col* Uiea Club, .WTIC—Bob hleeia; Wasihar. ^ a y of publication axcapl Fire Tax Doe, WONB—Auto Tun# Dtrby. WDRC—Newa: Shoppara Bpactat. » a Methodist Meeting House. This thony J. Ttrone, Mrs. Nell Wake- the dance. read Howard Fast's novels, to see same boat, and^f clthaj, rocks It Howard E. Little, tax collector W TH T—Seraso Oammell. ^ .• 7;i0_ W T H T —Nawa; Top O' |ha Morn- is rontradicted and others aay it man, William H. Warner. Peraonal Mention PHARMACY whether he seemed the greatest of too hard both may drown. This w e r e —Sews: Mue'’al Seorebnara. Friday, July 10 for the town of Ellington, will be was rebuilt ss a dwelling house, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gold and truth spetns. In a century that In W KNB-D ial for Dollara; Dinner Morning Wstch. all - American novelists. And the at the firehouse, aV Crystal Lake Dale W 'ffc —Morning lately owned b.v Mrs. Victoria Mnncheater Evening HemM He daughter of Hartford ware recent WM eloM Hilf Sunday, SKIRT SALE tenpivof wa? has been the moat B:U—WDK(y-N#w». WDRC—The ‘ Musle uile Bos. t Day When Nobody Knows novels were there, and the fact Saturday afternoon a t .? from July WCCC—NfW ti Good Morning. Good Strong, now the property of Carl bron correependeBt, Miss Hu sm . gucata of their parents, Mr. and rderous In hlstoiy. the best por W TIC—Three Star Extra. Mrs. Jacob Cheryls. that they were there was Itself the 18 through August l.^. to collect W TH T—Sporla. Ifuiic. Lankof. Pendleton, telepham HArrtaon only, July 12, at 1 p. m., ^ Thlf 1* one of those day* when the'crvstal Lake'Fire district tw tent fbr survival of a way of life WONB—Bports Dl(e*at; News. WONS-Wak.! Ub 'rima. Mr. and Mrs. Orta Ouartin of answer to the other Communist that has prospered more people WKNB--.Ntwa; Morning BpaelaL Hold Pariah PIcalc s-ssn. $ 3 o 0 0 mill tax. This tax becomes,-ilue 1 iSS—WDRC—Beulah. 7 ;4g _ WHAT-i-Nawa. ^th e experts strain hard to appeir contention that they had been than any sj-stem since the Story WTIC—Mlrd Tour Manners. The annual CSuirch School and to qivn our ninplayM Mm July l.V The assessors hayeîsted WTHT—Weather: Headline Edition. 1 :U—WTHT-Waaihar. ^•Ise and knowinR. At all coatsi • WONS—Weather. . pariah picnic to be held Sunday banned. 321 dwellings In the a of man began. ■ WO.NB—Fillt'in Jr. Immediately following the 11 a. m. Jthey must find some .straw upon ^he plain fact la that capitalism W KNB—New«; Mel Allen; Hit ot the WDRC—Newa. rnmaindnr of Hra day. That put America it y i' rather Perspnal^^™**®” Ilia.-WDRC.—Newa. service at St. Peter's EpiscopsL Which to biilld an Intiirpretatlon. Mr. and Mrs.--Cmll Machella of has shown Itself more .responsive WriVR—Vewa. Church, on .the Rectory I^wn, will j strong position, so as the In to change, more willing to correct . ... WHAY-r,Nej»«< AMlU't.'; W TH T-N -w e: Marlin Afrnnaki----- . /aw, of. them A*’ .? Hartford haytE'irchased f rpin A ^ t!'.' >■ ONS- •leliT.,-.* WKNB—.Newa; Morning Speelal. be postponed to the fbllo-wlng' -rf*-- dian nimd. wascepcemed. - - Its oWirstms»s; than Ctnmnuniam-. W D ne—Family Skeleton. ’jlttle slow In startinR. These are Cor hts teildence on Pinney street. PUT—Elmei Da»i».- VVTIC-Ne«*. week In case of rain. . WE SELL w r r r . T.-I.lrt*, rnrr JiH , , Now, we haye come away from Mr. Is building another home It has given more people morq WK.S’ B—Serenade In Blue. . ___ _ BAR Meeting...... 1. - -the particular .experta.who, during ■hope, mope-freedom,'more--bread, _ . 6 9 ? 9 5 ■ '1:M-'-WON8—cabrie' Hearter------WHAY —Rhythm Rendevoua. book"—httmt/Tg, and we*~ have ojK'Tihhey street' which ha, will tornorrow IL g ill V, DRi —ooupp«i‘. Spacul. Xtiss E. Anne Clark of Hebron j WTtC—New*. the past few wjeks. have been rcsclndejl'^somc of our book ban> ^cupv as soon- as It Is finished. more opportunity, more dignity, WTIC—News. and her sister, Miss Maude Clark | Heariag Aids more happinc-s-s. WDRC—Johnny Mercer Show WONS—Wake Up Time, RoN npoa rail of flae brand new T>podurinR very plausible Interpve- ningj,.rfnd there seems ratherjfim- Mrs. Jennie DeCarll h.ss returned W T ilT —LJire. Kancirl. WKNB—The Chllrtren'a Corner, of Eaat Hampton were hoateaaea Batteries-Repairs * tations to the effect that Lavrenty from a visit with her ion and fam This recognition of the teamshlp . Leather-protected top W KNB—Tops In Popa. WHAY—Broadway on Review. at the meeting of Col. Henry CARPET from tamona mills far epsl agreement that we Drtlst ob between boss and hired man has lilA —WDRC—Ed Murrow. yonr homo and for yoar hnaiaeas, p , Geria, the famed head of the ily in Alien Park, Michigan. W TIC—One Man'a Family. W r ilT —Top O I'he Morning. Champion chapter, DAR. Wednea- serve American pKnÎples, but Mrs. Donald Pease who accom made the role of boss more diffi WONS—Top Tunea. g;j#_WCCC- .Newa: Brcaklaat .Newa. day aftemooi., at the Chapter TnaH be amased at onr hags ae- $ 5 . 4 9 -Jtussian secret police system, w ^ Regularly 89.00. ‘Handsome Chip boy. 'liJiStL. ! Ixrww ORtssB that we are eet^kmly under nc panied her to spent week with her cult. l-nn- WDRC—Mr Kreo, vV Tir-R aillo Bazaai Houae In Colcheater. Members, Ifctlon. gradually loppinR off Prpjfuer An old .song says, "A good man pendale kneehole desk in mahogany to si I WKNB—Newa; Bummer Serenade, WDRC—Newa; Sbwpera Bperlal. husband who Is In Dearborn. were present from Hebron, East i compulsion to"iieIp apread Com t u . n r—»!ii-liaei hlia.viie. We ent. fit. bind, lay aad pod the car Mala fit., iarvis Bldg. J* ' -, ------_ Jdalenkov’s power. Monday at 7:.30 p. m. the Board I Is hard to find,” But industry Is veneers has a wealth of drawer space, WHAY—Newa; Keynotei by Carl. WHAY—Salute to Rraervlale. Hampton and Colcheater. j pet of your choice . . . all eompletcd by munist prfjpaganda abroad. And iitJ -WKNB-Advenlurea.In Reaeareh. ' ■ ' finding today that a good bona la Wii.SB—Take a .Numbei. WHAY—National Guard Program. They brought aome Interesting,; onr own trained eraftomen. Yet, for all their .enibarrAss- of Trustees will meet in the aocial including a file dwwer, and a top pro W TIC— Eddie Flaher and Don M I TOWN « COUNTRY WOMEN’S OUTLET certpkffy there is no such com rooms of the Church for their reg even harder to find anij hold, Amerhe. ' i:an >.DRl ,'!e«> rurtotis or ancient objecta with You ran save money heiO'Moad budget ■tnent today, the.se, êxperts may tected withi three gold-tooled leather w n c —Newa: Planet Man. them-and told the atory of their Sion—merely a sound propa ular monthly business meeting. The old style boss, who often S:IA—WHAY Cueat Star: **"*VR. Newa I*o*'i0ia . venr payments, too! c£ S ’.r.'S,-,‘ a .. / • ■ I BRIDCWAY M ills have been as as anybody.1 ruled his underlings by the whip panels^/'" WTIC—Rnaeniarv Clooney Show, hlatory. OpdN■ ▼kmna Utlas d$ .#* H ganda opportunity', if we could be Thursday st 7:30 p. m. there Values like these! i :SS—WTHT—Plalterbralna. WTHT—Newa: No Srhnol Todav. Sal. ta » « ■ may well have"ive been the fac^fact,that lash of fear. Is gradually joining WHAY—Newa; Momtng SUr Review There Were all aorta of things 188 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE — OPEN 9:00 TO 9:00 smart enough to use It. will be a meeting of this Prudential WDRC—Mueir '•.•(JVS- New ■Berla. was trylnR to mak^ hlm- the dinosaur. The new type boss WTIC—Name That Tune. on . display, from hair wreaths, MANCHESTER' committee, to study the proposed Wu.NS-'i rur <*r Falae. WCCC-IISO Hlla. earrings of rurimjs design, old ■elf the number one-man In Ru.s- changes In the catalogue and by leads men rather than drives them. W IM Y —Morton Omitd i ; l » —WDRC—Health Alda, His greate.st weapon In getting his' WOVS—Momant. •*' Comfort. books, a Revolutionary aaber, old ■ra which has ledHo his downfall. Substitute For It laws of the Church. Every member l:«a —WHAY—Adult Education. CARPET CENTER Job done la not Ins aulhority -rit Is S;it—WTHT- Summer Crutee. WHAY—Italian Yolre. letters and queer looking clothing. But In th>''6ne question which of the committee is urgently re WHAY-Newa, Nlfhl Watch. »:»a -WHAY—Italian Volca. They brought forth a great deal ■ SfifI Main Street at MMdto Tnmplh* When they get through with his depth of understanding. He WCIX'—Newa; 12 Huiidred end' 10 quested to be present. WtiNS—Newe; Rod and Gun Club rl of hilarity. TeL .MI- t-4S4fi ’ ------most concerns us; nobody really their distingiii.shrd service to their In Hospital must know how to ge; along with the Te; r Hit'. ^ Hummer Store Hotirs WTIC—Parade of Banda, WDRC—The Garden Gate. Coming Event fo know anything. country, our leading generals and Mrs. George Hughes of Main people. WTIC—Claeo. KK.. Open Dally • to 8dM' He is less o f an autocrat and t.is —WONS—Hubltc Servirr Program. Hebron men:hers of the Nation ;ussiA since the death of Stalin, admual.s find that, in the words of itreet la a patient in the Rockville I tvO '’ «'_ri>ai'i»a Kaaher al Red Cross are urged to attend Thnra. Uattl t F. M. City Hospital where she was taken ' more of ah artist in human rela t:tt- WDRC—Morgan Bak*r Cloord AH Day Wed. Manchester’s House of Beautiful Carpets l^^ s had a newr- lclnd of foreiRn one of Justice Ra.vniond K. Ba’.d- tions. He knows that a symphony WHAY—Farooua Trials. the annual meeting of the Colum- Wednesday night. ? WO,NS—Giieat Star. a j hla parent chacter to which the j •fiDlify—a poU^ of ea.semcnt and!win's .old campaign slogans, orchestra voiiduclor cannot make |g:aa- WDRC—Galen Drake. con ciliate and.ge.sturos of rc- "there's.no substitute for a good a tuba player blow a sound Uke a W KNB—Trail Herdera. OHers Tremendous Values For . Manchester Evening Herald El Television WONS—Kiddle Review trenchm'ent. No-one knows wheth,- 'Jqb In private industry.' lington correspondent, Mrs. <1. F. violin by beating him over the head WHAT—Voice of I.L O.W.O, C; ptia policy has been particular- Berr, telephone Roekvllle 5-BSIg. with a b.iton. The baton i.! a sym 1 w "IC—Advep*.irea .oT Archla An- ral of the Army Omar N. j bol. not a club.-It draws from each F. M. —=■--- '------I dr**'! ...... ; . ' the policy of Alalenkov, or Molo- y Is the latest to discover' WNHC I la ;!A . W THT -Siiare PalTol. S musician the right noto%t the right and there are hundreds of others 4 nO—On Your Arrount laixa—W D n r-l> !i a Pretend. "'Itpv, or Bcria, or o f nil three of this and'put it in prsetire. He Is time—and the result la harmonious I 4:Xn—l.«dlr« rhoir-. I WON'S—Newa; Charlea Kaaher. 3fccm. or of a vChple partj' to become chairman of the boai-d i Warner Theaters achievement. The tqsk.pf the boss, I nn—WIM Bill Hlrkork. ' WKNB—Uptown Rhythma. in omee of factory. Is the same as •VTi—Men the Btsm w e r e —Newa: 12 Hundred and 10 hierarchy still more powerful, in of the researcbxand developme.nl 4 !.v—•iowrt. Oo.!l* Hlla. To Get (liiicraiiia that of an orches'ta ronuuctor— i'OO—This Is Your World. W TIC—Mary Lee Taylar. the aggregate, than any of them. subsidiary of a famous watch to get from each man the best that SiS^-SpurlK-c.pr. WTHT->8pMP Patrol No one knows today, then, what 1 1 .9 5 5 e• nual board, meetings, or represent was jnade jointly by Louis B. Jn the home X 8:0>-fNe«a- ______-_____ : WCCC—A Frlem.' nf Tours. CARPET, Cl^SHION. LABOR T o ta l...... Maver, chiUnnan of the Board or ___ XATly. Bhpitf.______Aturaana _■ — ■»-. S taken as a rebuke to hint for the company jit piÛc gatherings |•■'SS WT*r.r—The*!-- nf-TodST. (Jlnerama Pr.oU.ucUon..CorRoratlgq^, v»wa WCfi?—Make Mine Mualc, Tow ORi tow colon. "Tfilit' Being t6ugh~’anouRH 't o ' pre'- ©'ne'e in a while, and their name Reg. 17.50 fgr this copy 7 45—T\' a Top Tunri. Hazsrd Reeves, president of Cine ft 00—RroaOwav (o Hollywoorl. WKNB—New., The Biz t». s\-|iNP—.M.ti MU li. rBrm. 29 50 Vtnt It. So we do not know wheth- rama, Inc.; and Simon'H. Fabian; of a thumb-back Windsor Bl* Ptrtur* $ . — is on the company letter hearl, Gray, Roiou, Grum iai—i’Uk’htiu«p ?tara. WTHT—Rsiirh Hoyt. (Conaerttcut fitate Tax Extra) «r the new balance of power in- j their employers seem to be satis president of the'’Warner corpora with scooped seat and tVTIf*—New.; We.ttier tion. , R;30—Fo«th|rht Thp»Ur. WHAY -New" In luUsn; Musics. ■be the Kremlin tends to shift So- fied. They buy the prestige tli.U bamlioo - turned base. JO no—Rockv KIttr. Under the agreements. Stanley 10:1)0—flpnri a. ItllS- WTK'--Album of the Week. Tlet foreign policy one way or the goes with the famous military .Black finish, stenciled in 11.00—Npwa. WTIC—Album o( the Week. Warner will equip additional thea 11:15—Lsata ShoWa WHAY—Oeinms Prozrsm. <|^her. The Kreipllh '(pay continue name. Honestly, perhaps, ihf ters throughout the world and also gold. ■|•■eo WDUC- Ster* *•* * HoHvwOod. T«aa*rr*w W ere-New*: .Make Mine Music. REMHANTS! REMNANTS! REMNANTS! With the "soft policy. It may veer salary involved should "be credited produce future Cinerama pictures. * ■-. T Uweitl . • *«m. The entire operation will'he under WNHC Visit our famous Remnant Room and see our large selection of WORK .'| | fick to the hard policy. We can to the advertising and Institutional 8 Tfat PattPrn. WKNB—Forward March. the manageimnt of Stanley War 9 Retipw. VsiiNd—8 nr Cro»o>. ROOM REMNANTS in so many, many sizes. Oply wait and see. Present Ru.t- prestige account. ner, and both- Cinerama Produc J0;00— Rpvlwir. WTIC—Farm Forum .^jRin policy may be a whole na 10 Flhn , WCCC—Mualc for Milady. WhMi you ore biiyiiiq your ww eor, odi your M w To II- \Vc have no quarrel with this tions and Stanley Warner will II :00—SrET^Patrnl. WHAT—LaRoaa Prozram* FROM 18" X 27" A’* f tional instinct, and not rooted in type of ariangcment, Irt v^hich share' In the proceeds. Clrterama. Glorify your room It:*)—TVtrv^rl Thp Plpaffa. TO Any particular individual.!, til all. Inc., will manufacture all theiter 8 pieces r M \ The esrtleat known documents iMNiet OR our plon. It wHI sovo yW inowy. private industry adds comfort 12 uo/e '• - OnitSfcirA toinlton t«9 ; 0 0 (CLOSED VVEDNiSDAYS AT NOON) Sbef’xlO' W'a8'$9.50. Final Policy Oh Books? “r ’— Tftp Thermals Were I’erfecl Have just the iwfa yoli want in just 'Now ...... $8:00 2 *rha whole miaarable business of With all due deference tovpur • the right color and texture! Choose Green Twist. jRnnlng books has come down to powerful neighbor Un East Hart from three up-tb-the-minute Sofa •00 Was $10.50. NOW $9.50 j^ ia t Is supposed to be a final ford, we have suddenly made up H O U S I M IN T styles and^rom a big group of covers, Rose Floral. licy statement from Robert L. including textures, damasks, mate- our mind,'suddenly but conclusive w Was 18,7.5. NOW’ . hnson, administrator of the In- $6 50 S ly, about what we want to have Folks everywhere kaew lasses, friezes. Regularly $229.00. EACH tfiniationsl Information Adpiin- rf Seiner MANY, MA.NY MORE ROLLS TO the air future hold fur us. thsy caa ea DiBsh 30-day delivery*. f-HOOHE FROM. l^ration of the Department of- From now. on. we're a glider- Brows, greea. gray, blaek. blue borfiera. HeyforlsMtaghesaly id The field of electronics is a vast and complicated one— For dlalag mnm, dea. bedrtiom aad Hviag COVF.R W ALL-TO-W ALL OB t'OR Diate. The new statement was man. proUchOB — tts year best and radio and television form only a part of it. v.lJbRCiE SIZE RUGS ’«n by Johnson with the ap- For us, the 20th annual National paiat boy. Wbetbsr «n jval o f Secretary of .Slate John dt^sdf-deaalaglrq^ We can’t claim to he experts in all^phases of Ihc field § Roaring Competition, launched WAIKINS White or color-lne tfaM, Sturdy chrome Bier Dulles, who ■ drafted the from Elmira, N. Y., Tuesday, had ,fiR^THBM. INC*, liMM tib# but we can—and do—back up every .net we aell with a 27" X $4" Ifginal diiTctlve abroad which C COLORFUL SUMilER RU8S the exact result those operating f u n e r a l ~«D

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C 0 ^ « FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1983 T A O l MANCHESTER EVENlNfi HiSRALDf MANCHESTlER "ratOAV^^ f^6B EIGHT — iftWMghfijbMICTvTMaSCW SI tftfl ^lflV|erwep 000 tu SlOOiOO^s base*. T n i w a -tofBUd SM U Q Lr. DirMtoni Esni Keep HouAe Uiill Ctl^ the austerity of such a budget ia 000 and Bisenhower $388,383,000. Bolton iBIantet oOSKw highly questionable.” • When'the Board of Diractors Representation allowances In TAXB 8 BOB PBASANTS Petition Has No Force CD Voice" Funds Belgrade — (P) Yugoslav Ike Blast Blows Matthews H o ise Covers Anchorage were considering th* Imdgct at clude paying for diplomatic (unc B oh len D u e farmers face th* piMpect of naw Planning Committee Backs a meeting Wednesday night, tions and. other nicatia* and. ac Belgradr—on—Price* are ahbt- (CMttoMd rrem Pag* Om ) cording to some House members, taxes soon and stern government Out of Probe Committee Job (OeiiHmwd Ii m * Page Om ) they came to the Item of ing up in Tugoalavla, partly •a.'’* Boss of the cost of liquor served at em action to assure their collection. Bottner Tells District salaries for the board mem-. result of last year's sever* T o T e U U .S . A p p i ^ a l o f fun^ available from previous ap bassy parties. The commtttea put ’ITie government sajra It haa be-: Regional School for 19S7 serosa Cook inlat may liav* com* bars. _ come convinced that there has drought, partly because eoM probations ------a limit o f $30,000 on this fund. , Washington, ■'July ‘And when theae - attack*— to Ilf*. — "What-1 want to know," been widespread, tax-dodging; par weather and heavy rains have do* Smoke and aak atill poured from aakad Director W alter Ma The commlttoe said it Waa fully vigortjua . blast from -President whatever their profeased pur- SM FD Coihm iM ionen to flUvIl Deftna* . administration- - ticularly among the peasants. layed seasonal crops this year. poae b*‘-.-condemn such a vaat Tx«p» Ejoiige Bolton, July 10 — (Special) td efin lto decision on th* propoaad th# cratars today, and th* possi honey in fun, "Is what have we aware of the Importance of a pub A bout Ben a Bisenhower. flred over the head of Workers Plan $37,770,000, Truman )iad requested During the winter, wldeapiaad tipn of all th* churches or clergy Call Meeting for Did* Two dafinit* stops wer* taken by regional school. bility waa strong mors ehipUons . don* to earn this salary,” . licity program to maintain U. S. Andover menabers hava also 190 millions and IBtsenhower ap AIJUNO OOPHBR slaughter of livestock because of venturers” existed In the Bast Sen. McCarthy (R -W ls), has as to Croat* doubt In the losralty ot the Temporary Regional High would follow. "W ell.” repile's General Man proximately 135 millions. prestige and to "tell” America to (OaaUmM M « rag* Om ) (OenMnnM PreM P N l* Om ) (Oe^tlMNd •) cuMion of Question; been asked to enter Into further Tulare, Chllf.—on—A rare phe the lack of fodder brought meat Sector. I t demanded thoae con blowm J. K. Matthews out ot the all, the daroag* to our nation 1* Danger to human life was alight, ager Erhard Martin, "I can foreign nations, but waa ” terrihly New Walkouts School Planning oommittoe at Its discussion with the Wllltmantlc Th* State department, for Inter nomenon o f th* rodent family, a prices down. With spring, th# cerned "Increase their vigilance Investigating Job in which Mc multiplied. Town Must Act First however. tell you." He then spieled off national information and , educa disappointed that this has not been who a-ill coMlder the «dvl«ability which led to Beria's expulsion N 'T ) ofÂhe tax-wrriting meeting at tha local school last Board o f Education and report pure white albino gopher with process was reversed aa the farin* . . and draw the necesaary con Carthy had sought to keep him. ”T7«e church** of America are Mount Spurr was the first to this list—21 regular meetings, tional actlVlUe*- -80 million dol accomplished." of a four-power meeting with the WaysAhd Means committee, back to it* own Board. Both Ando pink eyes, la ths prise pet of R l(^- tra turned their livestock out to from th* party. "Alien to America," the Presi cItadeU of our faith in Individual night Th* group completed their blow up at 9:30 s.m. (11:30 a. m. 8 special meetings, 4 ordinances, lars. Trumsn had requested $134,- T^h* foreign Informstion pro l^ vlet Union. clusions." ln g .^ e adminigtrktiuh PK>1 In East Berlin A petition, filed by Director ver and Hebron member* expect to ard Liphare*. Richard captured pssture. Meat prices have almoftt Speculation that Beria was on The deposed leader also lost hi* dent said In obvious referenc* to freedom and human dignity. This tlmfttoble by setting October 15 a* e.d.t.) yesterday. .A mushroom 7 leading measures Introduced, 719JM)0 and Eisenhower $87,900, gram, it said, employs fa r too Britlih ofBciaU who felt there th * way, conceded he didn’ t expect' Walter Mahoney and carrying the be able to include an evaluation of the gopher on his farm, plans to doubled and are still increasing. the skid* first boomed early )n Job as first deputy chairman of the the statement In a magaalne ar faith is the living aource of all M i" the date by which they - would cloud belched out with a giant 8 special studies made of re 000. many people, many of whom would be no change* in Soviet for to win. aignatures o f more than 100 votars the Windham proposal In their rare for his find and enter It at A proepecUVe bumper wheat April, when the post-Stalin gov ticle by Matthews that 7.000 spiritual strength. And /this fO *a « Frnw Fhgs Om ) make their final report to thelt roar. Other blasts followed at 8:55, quest and 12 public haartngs Percentagewise, . the cuts from spend their time on ■ work that eign policy aaid Berl* had been in Council of Ministers end as Minis “ A ll the logic Is on our aide,” . final report* to their town# on th# the fair. harvest may bring prices down. ernment released 16 doctor* im Protestant clergymen ar* "th* strength la our matchle^riirinor of the South Manchaater Fir* Dis respective towns of Andover, Bol 10:96 and i t a.m. Then at 3:30 in held. th* original Truman budget rs- tends to make this country look the doghouee for at least two ter for Home Affairs, th* position Reed **l<^*-“but not the voles." siatlog on the release of alx arrest local proposed district. prisoned in a much-trumpeted largest single group supporting In the world wide struggle against trict, to see if the district would ton, Hebron and Marlborough. Th* Local raaidenta who were pres the afternoon th# earth rumbled This is a statistical record of queat* wer* the deepest recom- "ridiculous.” week* and the Soviet trend during which gave -him control of the House leaders called an early ed f*How workers. plot against top miliUry and gov the Communist apparatus" In this the forces of godless'tyranny and turn over Ha assets and liabilities commlttoe also voted to recom ent at last night’s meeting Includ with an eruption as large aa the what tha board bad done from I mended by the committee this As for the Air. Force .construc • thi* period wa* atill toward con police apparatus. In the party list session and achsdulad flv* hour* o f .- Another refuge* aaid 3.000 work ernment officials. The Malenkov country. j oppression.*’^ mend that a regional high school ed Jullu* L. Strong. Harry Pel- flrat. last Aug. 15 to April 17. year. tion program, the committee said ciliation with the We»t. ^ his name had followed that -of debate. Amendments from thf ers in » * atate-owrned Dek* tlr* to th* Town o f Manchester could Maurice Faure, vice chairman regime blamed a minor official of McCarthy promptly acceptad th* McCarthy’s acceptance of the be ready for th* 1957-58 school lerln. Raymond B. Cooper, Paul H. The spectacular volcanic display I The committeo waa highly critl- It waa concerned over a "lack of Malenkov and there, a* in the gov floor were barred, forestallthg any factory at fMematenwald* are on a have "no legal fore# or efâqU” of the French National Aaaembly'a Beria’s old Ministry of ' State resignation of Matthew*, whom he resignation came on the eve of a term. Arnold, John McDermott, Ronald waa described aa- the most awe I cal of the Stats department’s for decision.” Huge unobllRsted hal- | ernment. hi* poaitipn we* constd- efforts to soften the tax with re slowdMn to fore* .th* release of according to_ an opinion o f Judge some since Mount Kstmal. In th* eign information prognm, which Xtaeiga JUfalx*. fipmmittee. ^ id ,m Security with framing 0» and Kasl-Weat border of the divided this time, the commlaalonera-have A color fllm developed at th* would raise 2C million additional, had requested $232,499,000 and 1951 FORD was long considered one of the ginning of a new propaganda Other Bmahes estimated at 900 pupils. It beesm# moat perpetual light of th* sum “ Howe.ver, when there Is Included Big Four meeting. l*sue at today’s meeting. Whether Mason (R-Hi> Joined in th* report, bUy. But th aroused workers felt, that several of the taxpayers, last meeting of th# club will be while hikes In third class m ivtr- , u. most likely successors of Stalin. campaign against th* U. 8. McCarthy, for year* the center * evident to th# committee last mer months. Cars groped through In thst budget a request to double Elsenhower $136,748,000 for do- Communists were glum. A that question would arise, in view declaring th* tax-writing commit- ^ r * far ______from satlafled with iMlr by virtue of having signed a psti- Included In th# showing. Philip tUIng and bulk mslling would *c- amount of representation After the po.stwar rise of Malen And since things have gone bad of controversy In Washington, was the eerie, unnatural dusk with * 1- I meatic projects. For overseas Custom De Luxe ailokesman at the French Com of Matthews’ departure, was left tee. when it approved th* bill. W**- o,rtial vlctorv. tlon, are deriroua o f expressing night, that latest enrollment fig Dooley who carried out the dem count for 93 million. kov, he and Beria were dubbed the ly for the Russians in Germany slmultancoualy Involved In two urea would perhaps result In n headlights btaaing. Townspeople 8-cyl. Fordor. Ve'rjr cIm w .'R a ^ 1 4 9 5 munist party headquarter* in unclear. •following blindly an ord*r from Thousands of their comrades ifl, their opinion* in an open meeting, onstration of development of color "power twins" and Beria was be under recent Soviet policy. It is other brushes with the administra slight upward adjustment In est donned slickers and carried um dio sad keator. W ris said the decision concerns In his letter of resignation, ac the executive branch of govern therefore, th* commissioners have flljm, promised to have th# trans- lieved to be extremely close to the not inconceivable that Beria may tion. Theaa cam* wheq the Sena- th* June uprising still are In Jail. imated enrollments Iwfor* th# fin breliss for protection from th* VARHCD DBI4VBBV PLAN* flialy the Communist party of the cepted by McCarthy ’.’with deep ment.” ie t the dftte of July 21 for such a pftrencles mounted .for ahowing at Red dictator. be blamed for any mlatakes which tor: ./ Work and rood conditions are atill al report la drafted. dust. Bangkok- - (Aft Horaes and Beviet Union. regret,” Matthews appealed to the Bisenhower first asked for the bad despite Communist promises meeting and legal notic# will ap this meeting. helicopters rtiay soon be deliver .Malik Silent. A squat, scholarly-lookthg man, Malenkov thinks were made. Pol 1. Moved to call before hi* sub Projected Enrolliwent Anchorage was cut o ff from th# auMommittce to let him "docu extension In a radio broadcast to of Improvement. pear, In the paper accordingly.” A ll meetings o f the' club are ing msll to outlying villages snd Beria’s entire party career—dat icy changea could follow. committee top officials ot th e^n - the nation on M ay 18. H * conceded Rev. Harold R. Kben of Hebron, open to anyone Interested in ama aerial tniiflc which is Its lifeline. DsCORMIER MOTORS SAYS: 1950 PONTIAC Jamb Malik, the Soviet Am ment and verify” hia statementa There were indications that This meeting, according to Rott settlements in Thailand. A gov- ing back to th* revolutionary On th* other hand, all recent tral Intalllgence Agency (CIA), It waa a bad tax Imt said th* brief sub-committee chairman on popu teur photography and are held on Both airports wer* closed. Th* bassador to London, arrived here Including Director Allen Dulles, about the clergy. E fst Germany’s hard-pressed Red ner’s rilling could do nothing more Alaska railroad laid off crew* and, crnmcn4 committee haa worked days of 1917 -had been spent In evidence ha* indicated that For extension would produc* an esti istlon stated last night that en the second and fourth Monday of 6 SEDAN by plane after a visit to Moscow. the secret .police. He was widely for some possibly explosive . ques McCarthy sa(d he would let the government would not be hard to than ‘'sound out” public opinion on territorial offices wer* shut down, i out a plan for their ua* In th* do-,r Reporters peppered him for three eign Minister V. M. Molotov U mated 800 million dollar* in vlUlly rollment figures In grades one each month at the local school. Hydramattc. Itoater. considered 1o wield absolute power tioning. McCarthy accuser Dulles, three Democrats decide whether persuade. T*he West Berlin news the controversial Issue and the ac The situation Improved during i mestle postal service, but the plan ' See these fine ears today they're * 1 3 9 5 minutes with questions ataut really making decision on foreign needed revenue. ~ through eight In th* year 1957-58 Hchedule PoUuck Supper Bxrellent condition. in hi* hidden realm, bulwarked by brothar of Elsenhower’s Secretary they cared to do this. Their paper Telegraf declared that a tions of this meeting shall not be the afternoon aa a shift In t h * ' is to be further studied before Im- Bfcrla. The *tony-faced Malik affsira. And there I* no sign apokeaman. Sen. McClellan (D- The levy, on top of regular cor conclusive Upon the voters of the are estimated at 407 for Andover: Bolton Grange has scheduled a hi* close ties with Stalin: that Molotov’s power has weak- of State, of refuaing to let th* poration taxes, takes 30 per cent "far-reaching amnesty” for those 382i Bolton: 418, Hebron and 297 v^ d carried away the volcanic i plementation. lUrin’t say a single word. . A rk .l, promptly declared such a arrested in th* June revolt already district. polluck supper at the Community prieSd to sell at the very finest of Malenkov, h i m s e l f , presented ened. McCarthy ’ aubcommltte* queatlon of all corporation profit* defined for Marlborough. fog. Blit another, big dust cloud i ______■ hearing would in effect be an in Is being prepared. Cart Before Horse Hall at 7 o’clock tonight, preced from the fifth cxplôn moved in | the charges against Beria at a Diplomats said It is possible, a clA employ*. vestigation of the clergy which the in the law as excessive. The Building commlttoe which a. Aimed sharp crltlclam at a The Telegraf said the clemency According to Rottner’s opinion, ing the regular meeting. Those // 1950 FORP cial meeting of 2,000 ranking Red but by no means certain, that th* subcommittee has neither th* Eltenhower’s appeal flew in th* has completed It* report on pre last night. j| new State department directive wa* ordered by Vladimir Semye- “ calling a apcdkl meeting of the attending will bring their choice A s an example of the weight o f II terms. leaders, including members of the big three conference would decide power nor desire to undertake. face of a stand taken by almost voter* of the (llatt;ict at this time liminary plan* worksd out by New B attle declaring that some Communist nov, Soviet High Commissioner In of a hot dish, salad or dessert. The the dust, the Fish sndA W ildlife CLUB COUPE Soviet Communist party's commlt- to preaa Ruaala for steps toward ‘The proper committee to in all Republlcsns on th* W ay* and ----- ..w i . f- to act upon the matter outlined In Maimfeldt Associates, will con writers’ books may be used in th* Home Economics committee under Service reported thst 2,831 pounds 8-cyL Radio, Itoater, The longtime csar of the So- ending the division of Germany. vestigate such charges, if Mr. Mean* committee, in two private th"s wtSk from the petition la to pUt the 'cart br- tinue Us research on possible buljd- * 1 1 5 0 U 8. overseas libraries. He got have returned the directibn of Mrs. Mildred Ju- per acre fell before mid-afternoon i DON'T 1953 PACKARD pnlnU t. police was.accusedôf being a Such a move could put to the M atthew* dcair«a. U>. prase , them. caucuses, opposing any .extenslbn, - ing cost* before eeeklng accept S fore the hora«C 'nia moat .that the., datz j* arranging the supper and a t . its. L ak e Hood seaplane bMe, .! In st She brand eew. PaUy eeutpped, ____ scld test Russia’* ihterillbni ' ‘ Ih a ■*win"t»l(ly indicating the d^ Is the House un-American Activl- The proposal also drew little en MfiicdW. ance' o f il# report atthe-niext- meet •'hireling of foreign imperialism O p e n s fo r voters of the diatrick can do at will furnish rolls, hutter, ' cbffe* An airways operator her# shoveled { partmant' intends to. stick to it* tlea committee or possibly the thusiasm from many committee ing of the committee on July 23 In Taken la trade far n new Wtllys...... Pave Over $ 6 0 0 and an "enemy of the Communist Europe. , this t_lme la to expre*a\an: opinion and cream._ . , _up.Si.pounde _ __ Of Mb from * ifr.by 7 , ---- p triy and' the- Soviet people.’’ ■ : - A six point: plan M "Immediate Senate Internal-Seettrity subcom Democrat*. Opponenta-aay-th* tax •wrernlng the matter set forth In li^bron.- Only that-acUon- and the *^Matthewa. whose article ebout ' An every member roll 'fa ll -Witt! These are stereotyped accusation.*. mesmurea” proposed by -West mittce,” McClellan said. stifles business and costs more the petition S lid any action taken report of the finance committee la BUY 1952 W lUYS 4-WHEEL DRIVE JEEP “ ~~ 1950 - alleged Communism In lb* ranks be featured during the lecturer’s j ^.j,# dust, carried on prevailing - common to Russian purge trial*, Stalin’s Germany was awired of full con “Senator McCarthy has acted revenue than it produces. Six Officers would have no legally Xbinding lacking to enable the committee to Bqnipped aad Jnet like new. Only of Protestant clergymen had stir Reed, apparently representing a - draw up its final report. hour. Future plan# of the Grange . surest winds, spread more than 2th and the annual picnic on Sunday, I The greatest danger was to wild- 1951 WlUYS JEEP beater. the eastern minute* after th* White House debate earlier in the da.v to an point calling off all committee ses posal tb create a regional dlalrict A ffairs higher than the govern moment: Has the struggle for litiral - freedom ■ in - — ------(the town charter and the general Aiufust 16. ^ I life. Birds were reported dying 4-Whrel Drive. Excellent eoMittoa. made public Bisenhower’* denun nounce then that he would accept sions. including Andover and .Hebron, It ment and Communist Party of the power been halted with Beria's sone. ‘ronight: Outdoor concert by ' here. Few mobce and caribou near A POKE! FnH Price ...... $1195 ciation of hia views. It. , House leaders then started a RottOCT, Ellioll Inrludca 'K was reported last night that He Soviet Union.” disgrace? — He submitted a new letter of Salvation Arm y Band at United the volcanoes were- expected to : Washington sources generally McCarthy had Just defended drastic move to bypass the proud bron had aaked It* committee This action against him Indicates resignation as executive staff di On R o.l« ol R«»-rvr membera of thia regional group to Methodist Chuj-cb, 8 p. m. ,k survive. 1952 W lUYS 2-DOOR AERO LARK SEDAN 1949 FORD Interpreted the new* a* indicating on flrat examination that the police Matthews In th* debate as ”a loyal old tax committee, and fore* the rector of McCarthy’s subcommit member of the Protestant faith,” partment. This action comes within enter Into negotiations with Wind Radio, b c a ^ , defroeter. Only ^ * 9 0 K that Malenkov was acting with have been dealt with by Malenkov Storm Sewer bill to th* House floor through th* Unit Taking Training Manrlieetor Bveaiag Herald R»1- tee, with a defiant declaration that reiterated the sirticle was written the Jurisdiction of the town’s legis ham .for either a long term con Uadet gray. Down TUDOR ruthless decision to consolidate his - o r other*. If the police have been rules committee. ton rerreepeedeet. Mr*. Jesepb his article In the American, Mer and published before Matthews The procedure stirred a storm lative body, the board of directors. tract to accommodate Its higli power a* Stalin’s successor. Am er dealt with. What about the army? Town Court Judge John 8. G. D’ltells, trirpbonr Mllrliell 8-.1545 Hearings O rd ef^ 8-cyl. Heater. Very clean. * 8 9 5 ican expert* on Soviet affair*- cury Magaiine ”1* completely fac Joined th* subcommittee staff on j protest, even from Democrat* Roltner also Say* the charter pro . school students, or a prompt and Is someone else in the hour* be Work Delayed tual and fully documented." He Rottner and George Elliott, super 19^9 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR SEDAN SPEC. DLX. speculated that Beria’s downfall fore dawn (dramatic things always Jlin* 22, and said h* did not in supporting the tax bill itself- Min vide* for those portion* * f the town has emph*ftl*eto Latter another subcommitte* member, a. ^ ...ivliion for the aiiumption by the In the Moscow government. people -and an international Im- of Lenox street appeared at a Key Republlcana on th* tax com 1948 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SEDAN SPEC. Di.X. McCarthy, who had filed away said he Is willing to examine any and two w «ek i of mxmmtr ft«M ^ power*, dulie*. « CONVERTIBLE Many western observer* spec .perlalist agent? mittee, led by Rep; Richard M. I million dollars boost in parcel poet impaas today, inveaUgaUon an earlier resignation, acceptad documents Matthews cares to offer training with tha 1117 ARA8U. seta, liabilities and jobllgallona” of sed mr Radio, heater, defrooter. A real clean ear. d a b Coupe, Rafflo, Itoater ulated that Malenkov’s hold on the Anything csji happen in Russia. Simpson tR-Pa.l, shifted to th* rates and other department chang In hi* defense, but " I won’t have Dark green. Poll Price ...... * $895 aad apoUight. Oond top and government still may be far from Anything. showed. this on*. administration side and gave as Judge Rottner. a lieutenant' the district. Any ordinance, he fur- es. will reduce tb* present half- t 2 5 0 In rutting words. Eisenhower any part” of an investigation of Kxtr* Clean One Owner Cara. I-ong Tratlen. I awb Term*, WDcn you bay ene of onr -tele* completely secure. The appointment of Sergei Director Walter T. Mahoney surances the tax committee Itself colonel, la post Judge advocate, and I ther says, thus adopted by the ' billion dollar operating deficit of paint. had made public a message to a Elliott; a major, U axchang* offl- board of dlrectori. would pôt be model used cars yen know what Kruglov OeU Post Kruglov, already a high-ranking brought the matter up at a m elt the clergy. finally would approve the bill. l-ong on Value. Make your own tleal on any new or used the Post Office department to 1952 FORD V3 TON PICKUP V-8UE LUXE CAE ing W’ednesday of th* Board of religious group declaring thst ”l Sen. Symington (R-Mo.l, also a Reed yielded only to the point cert come effeotlve until the SMFD, ih car. We will accept any reasonable offer if at all poaaible. around 74 million dollars. you’re getting . . . It ten’t like Moscow radio said last night policeman, is intriguing for this Jnet Vka now thtangbont. Only DOW, Director* but the director*, meet fullv share” iU proteat that member, issued a statement: " I of railing a committee meeting for The other Manchester men_]eav- a meeting duly called for the Rees called hearings on ths ad- baying a "pig In a peher $295 that Beria already has been siic- great lumbering fellow was and is ■■specific purpose of acting upon ing on the budget, reached no de Matthews’ accusation waa ”un- h a ve' no comment on what he last Wednesday, on' other matters. ing for the two weeks of summer 1949 Plymouth Club I inlnlatratlon'a rate bill for next 11 r.»i.h ear to reeendltlened and 1948 BUICK c*edevai no indication dammed because of this? Crockett and the Town Planning and explained that the plan wouid rammed into the rear of hi* car. , Wednesday. 1937 OLDS 4-DQOR---- ...... Full Price S39.00 tk* With . m session on a proposal which al MERGURy SFORT COUFE w hether shortcomings in that d e -, It is quite possible, no matter Commission would have permitted add inferestlng floral and foliage I Mr*. Moran, rifling-in the car W'Uh . Teeterday, 19 Soviet chess play- and check list Involves the em IN I S-FAS. Death Toll IS* ployment of tellers, checkers, 1939Tf ASH BUSINESS COUPE.. .Full PriceS79.00 ready has' stirred up opposition. BEST partment contributed tp hi* down-.i what olTicial explanation is now the town toi Initiate the Installa- beauty to the ground*. Under the j her husband, claimed on the w i- cancelled their passage from TUDOR SEDAN Radio and beater. .New tire*, tlist of sidewalks and Improve- «-hem. the tirrac. around the ness stand she wa* t < ^ d against - - - . . printing expenses, etc., and ’ Bximet Deflrtt Radio, heater. , $1695 fa ll.' roiling off the propaganda machine scheme the terrace around the Cherbourg, France, aboard the 1938 FORD 2-DOOR ...... Fhll Price $59.00 t-toae beige aad btock top .. of the centrsi committee of th* In Woods Fire msihts- flagpole would be surrounded by the front seat and suffered neck liner Queen Elizabeth.' Ij would Involve the district In con- Summerfleld made his request Beria wa* publicly .drummed out I ! fon higher rates in the face of an BUYS Communist Party. M a gu t re’s counter-proposal, a planting of rhododendron, laurel, and shoulder pains as well a s .re 1 siderable experi.se. Such a meeting o f the party and government in The Riiaalan move had followed anticipated poatal deficit during Twelve years of watching eventa scksduied to com* before the Board I and other flowering shrubs. curring headaches ever since. Doc could not accomplish anything 1941 FACKARD language reminiscent of the great (O m Hm m I rrM* rags OM) a U, .8. State Department edict the Coming fiscal year of $9M,250. in Russia h,)ive certainly convinced o f Direewrs when- It hold# a reg Minor changes would be made In tors A. E. DUkan of this town, more than to give those voting an I IN I NERGURY 4-DOOR SFORT SEDAN Soviet ‘purge trial* of the 1930a. that the players wer* to remain i’ (too. In hi* 'recommendations to ular meeting tonight at 8 p. m. tfle walking paths, especially- at Charles W. Goff and Walter J. Jen- opportunity to express their views, TUDOR Radio, Mater, ovetdrive, S-toae gray aad Mack. He was branded a perfidious".' me cf'one thing: when something Lassen National' Forest. Heavy within New York City limits dur ! Coagress. Summerfleld said he happen* as ha* happened Ih Ger In the h**rlng\room o f the Mu the northeast corner of the park , nings, - both of Hartford, vf., all teati- he went on. Radia pad heater. Very low mileage...... - ...... $1745 and "inf amouB.. . . criminal" who equipment « ’aa being moved up to nicipal Building,'would permit the fled they had- tended Mrs. Moran ing, the matches set for July 15-20. SOUM ENR.ii». 1 hop^ that th* anticipated many,. somebody has to be aingled neA the Center. The plan call* for : Calling Hesaion tried to "undermine, the Soviet the fire-line. during th* ensuing two years. Soviet officials objected, saying ' revenue* plus ' Improved adminis- out. If il la anybody th* boy* ran town to Initiate coiiatnictlon of the general planting of shrub* ' y« The commissioners are calling state in 'the interest of foreign N. B. riBBfl OONTAINED the chessmen would not go unless DODOE-PLYMOUTH DEALER v ! trattnn would put the Pont Office get their hands on. punishment improvement* In front property this special meeting under .Sec 1SS1 HUDSON capital.” \ Boston. July 10—(if)—All of New they riNild . reside a t . the Soviet I department nearer to a break- 1952 CHRYSLER SARATOGA 4-DOOR I N I follows denuniiatlon as night does where a house ta bulitvor being tion 8 of the By-laws of the dis BUICK 4D00R SEDAN Imperialist Hireling England’s forest Are* were report united Nations Delegation-home at 434 CENTER ST. TIL MI-3-5101 I even basis. Radio, bentef. power steering, power brakes. A creaa day. . ' bulk. \ trict which gives the'authority to HORNET SEDAN .Beaatlfni green paint. aad heater. .The Communist party newapn- ed contained today, but a good Glen Cove, Long Island. Gian Cove I’ The largest chunk of additional pull. A great wrestling boiit for An earlier agreement, atgbed by call a special meeting of the dis A really good Iw y! .'...... $795 per Pravda declared flatly that rainfall still Is needed to complete i* SO miles from Manhattan. I revenue under Summerfield’a plan Radio, heater, i^dramatte. power wsa going on before the Mhguire. but not by th# town. trict at any time. Roltner com ' Beria waa a "hireling ot imperial ly ease Jthe danger. In a countermove yesterday, th* New'far gnarantee. 1951 DODGE CORONET DIPLOMAT . German demonstrations, ot doufse, drawn up by former Town Oouni eludes with ” lt must be em ist forces” and had laid secret In New Hampshire, flreflghtera State Department grnnted per- A beauUful two-tone car. Radio, healer. Jnet Hke new. but those eventa coming on top John D. LaBelle, who urged Its mliuiow for th* Russian chessmen phasised again, however, that un I N I LINCOLN 4-DOOR SEDAN plana for "selling the lesderahlp including some 1.000 Army, Navy acceptance by the director* as the | become* available, New Haven while Attorney Robert of , the ill—ration of thf . framed to visit Glen Cove, but said they til the Town of Manchester takes o f the party and the country.” and National, Guard personnel re- bast way to sojye the situation TÂCven ^ * the heart I P. Butler of Butler. Vdpe, Garrity 1950 DODGE 2-DOOR SEDA'h . Radto and ltoster._ Hvdramatlc. BItm. llMtuiA.an by. enacting-an- -z--... USED CARS! USED CARS! M i* "Sims, Thsvdar contlmied.- mstned on -the flrelinee T* ' keep- which. he. said -u,. '"&aa - grown 'up . ** "■ towm begiS eritli th'#;'er»cUdn of tn& Bmeeo l epresante* Prj Muran.- ■ -JUce-htuo.ftaUh. Heater, tioift* tires- 'Neerroar- $3095 police and tlielr methCHls cbulcl' 0 1 Cunard Linw ottclala in Paris appropriate ordinance, the dis m NOMOMEY were to wreck the . Communist minor hot spots under control. have given Malenkov the gun he 30 years.” a soldlcra and sailors monument trict ia pdweriean to take any P5riy and replace it with a "policy In Massachusetts, forestry of' said no reason w as-givan 'for the 1951 PLYMOUTH CAMRRIDGE CLUB COUPE was. seeking ta flia.tiv.Beria’a.Xace. LaBsUaÂdvocacy, of- the. *gro«.-. Iala4n. tha last canluty.^Theînotiu-. final or eorH-Jiiaive action - reerect* — ....’o£--'capitul*u^wWch fMRHr said "tnlsy '.isjnot k' M< Aucsiatton* And tt"waa tu t Onmr BUTS OF THE WEEK ■ Radto, heater. Lended-with extras. One owner. GfMid- -Beria is.baingdaBbancedliir Most. -mant-wM baaad-oa-hia :coBi*Btlon atiUL alamta a t : tha. . park’* Uoord Man Hurt . htg cdnsihildhTion.” ' • . * - - ■" . In, .the end ' to Jute '‘reaVoriftion^ of YUJf blit'W* still n*M rSlA."' 'Aether it meant defliilt* c*hcett-fl »’ -’SIrGG* ■ A — .cYww«e»r-S —— list EERIRffiy cow this morning, for, among oUutr that straets in the tract hft'va been northaast corner. . tlmronhe matches. ■ . ----- ' Showers hava eaaad the hkttiW Subs4«uently . Frank . Cheney, ; retort Bln*. Tan iep. Radto. heater caiilMisim'V -"* , ' --i k ..-things, trying to put hia ^ U c * ba* accepted as town reaoonslblllty by Meanwhile, a federation spokes 1949 CHRYSLER NEW YM KER CLUB COUFE M oscow' radirt" reported that In Maine except In ' Die southern Susan Oieney and other members As Scaffold Falls 1949 MERClIRY 1950 CHEVROtiT and ovierdrive. New ttree ...... fore the party and government. virtu# of dedication by the owner man here aaid American team fip«t#p» gGG4 ttroG. eeeti rover*, owRwr$ cIggii speakera at .the party meeting an- If one can believe Ihl*. it could most 'tip of the state where and acceptance by the public for 6f the Cheney fam ily donated the GG Clears Polio 3-DOOB SEDAN 1947 KAISU SEDAN danger still exists. members ipsY stage their own emr. grlly denounced him a* a "bour mean Beria had been trying to use. lands which brought the park to Us 4-Door Sedsn. Very GICM. Radto and Radto, heater. New tire*. The chief blazes in N ew Hamp East Hartford,-' July 10— (F)— matches to help salvage what may geois renegade” who "roused the arre!(t • aonft of hia colleajfue* in Th# agreement would have given present size. Susan Cheney origin One man waa hurt critically and Fully reconditioned. Heater . . . $1195 ISM OLDS • r r 44IOOR SEDAN shire—on Mt. Shaw in Oasipa* and a $10,000 deflCit if the Russians Ciiuglit by Kin $1095 1947 CHRYSLER WINDSOR 4-DOOR indignation of the entire party and the party and government. Poa- the towq some rash benefits. ally designed the park and In the two others less seriously Injured fall to show up. 1947 HUDSON SEDAN . Jet btark. radio, heator. One owner, clean car. rotor: Taa top. Radto, healer entire Soviet people.” I slbly Malenkov himself. at Mt. Grantham and Corbin’s Although Town Counsel Charles late thirties the PW A replaced the V ery clean.- « shortly before noon today when a The U. 8. team played the Rus Very d .... $2095 An official communique said his ’ Noteworthy, also, is the con- Park in Grantham— wer* undar N. Crockett ha* never publicly ex original tar walks with cement and 15-foot high scaffolding collapsed (OMttnusd From Pag* One) 1950 control but being watched closely. relocated some of the ^ths. sians in Moscow Ih 1948, aqd lest. 1951 1947 DoSOTO CUSTOM 4-DOOR removal from office was decided ! tinuing emphsai* from Moscow pressed an opinion on th* tract, at United Aircraft Obrporatlon's 1944 CHET. SEDAN Dark green finish. Radto, heater. One owner ear. by th* Presidium of the Supreme today on criticism of the "leader The flrat In the state broke out he recently gave an opinion In Wlllgooa laboratory on Pent road. date occurred in June (18) and 18 4-Door Sodow Pontiac 4 Ri|dto, heater. > Soviet (Parliament) of the USSR cults,” of which Stalin worship thre* weeks ago. which he supported th* principal Critically hurt with a sever* already have been reported for Green. Excellent Tutor eeden, Mark, 1947 PLYMOUTH DE LUXE 4-DOOR IN I UNGOLN OOSMOFOUTAN Officials in both New Hampshire widte wall tires. after it reviewed "the criminal wa* the supreme and utter of dedication and acceptance. Salvage Contract head Injury when th* scaffolding Conferees Set July. ' . eondltlon. 1947 HUDSON RaAe. Mater,-gnad Oreo. One earner. Light green. t-Door Aedaa. Dark g reen. Radto and , amt anti-state actlvitlea of Beria. example. There also haa been, more and Massachusetts said no pl*M beneath wpich he waa working At McOook Memorial Hospital’s beater. Hydramattc. WMtewalt tliee. $2495 directed at undermining the So emphasis on i-ollectlve leadership. have been mad* for th* URtng of struck him. la Oaorga Ryan, about isolation ward, which -cares for PICK-UP TRUCK woodland bans. They said a dafl' Too Stiff for Bids Ceiling on Aid viet state in the interests of for- Are the Conrmiimist leader* m Public Records OD. of 338 Spruce street, Manches polio victims from many parts of $1345 $1395 aign capital.” power really trying to work put nit* rainfall la necesaary to wat ter. th# state, 10 patients were admit 1938 DODGE COUPE down tlndcr-dry wt>od*> IN I FORD t-OOOR SEDAN Although the, new* ’ of Beria’a a government by committee or la Marrlag* U rsass* Town Engineer James H. Shea- Back injuriee were suffered by (Cent rm m r s f o m ) ted thus far thia month, tw o of .downfall took the W eal by aur- this the same old Communist Woodlands in tha southern two- Felix Augustine DeBfwroa, Jr., two men who wer* atop th* acAf- 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN B B C T B I lynpectol; IM I Dodge Coronet Dark green. Radto and healqr. key has found out why no one bid whom were found not toi have 1952 BKO-*,; MW I door. Radio,' heater, flnid drive. prlae, there had been several hint* trick of calling the sun the moon thirds of Nnr Hampshire are Norwich, and Mlnni* Edith Cera for tha privilege of salvaging a.t foldlrig, Robert H. Welch. 30. of Nevertheless, tb* chairman polio. 1948 Lew Bsileage . : ...... $1495 lately that something was in the closed to th* public except in West Hartforflând Amerigo Pal- and day night, and saying it over Rylcy, Norwich. the town’s disposal area off Ql- asked them to Uk* another look William H. Mo'reland, adminis PONTIAC OF THE WEEK supervised aroas. A partial, ban. ^ Georgs Harold Rogars, Lltch- C b # W B l# C wind. and over again? cott street. - cetU, 40. of Mflld*)*. for poaaibi* savings in line with a trator. said that the case load la. field, and Margaret Patricia Mur 2-DR. SEDAN An editorial In the Soviet gov Malenkov and/or olhera have which allows hiking and flaking Shoekey contactod perapni who The men. all employes * f tb* suggestion from San. McfJlellan running “a little higher" than 4 -D oo B nm bAS 19N CADIIXAC 2-DOOR SEDANETTE ernment newspaper Ixvealla Mon now dealt with Beria. but no amoklng or open Area is in ph*jr, 437 COntar stroot, Jul^r 37, tt. had called at hia office for con Associated Construction Company (D -A rk ). 'MeCtclIan aaid h* waa VteSy Bqnipped last year. Six were admitted in McCLURE Lew milrege. Oray. Radto and healer,' day indicated that some official effact lb the northern section. ‘ Jamaa’ Church. of lOlO Wathcrafleld avenue. Hart sure son * o f th* 80 countries Is anyone else next? tract apccificatlon and th*y in June, as compared with two for INOORPORAtiCD was headed fo r fhe discard. It aaid Massachuaetta woodlands east Richard Armaad Lae, Hartford, ford. ware admitted to Hartford scheduled for aid undar the bill Hydramatle . $2095 Again, anything can hapgen in formed him th* insurance cover June of 19S2; four in June of 1951 $ 2 0 9 5 th* Sotleta had "crushed all its of .the Connecticut river are cloaad and Doris Iren* HeUrich, 89 Lock- Hospital. eould be' eliminate . and that $795 _ Russia and frequently doe*. age roquiremenla and othar pro and two In June of 1950. HUDSON to th e ' ptlbllc. State rroraatian wood atro•»^July 38. flt. Bridget'9 They. wet* working on part of amounts could be parM for other "enamies” who tried to undermine Nikolai Bulganin,' who head* visions of {he contract were too There has been no prassure on the unity of .the party and ,de- the armed forces, is keeping very 'araaa patroUad by atata fieraonnal Church. rigid. the new $175,000 addition to the natloni. SALES oMd SERVICE facuities for polio patients at th* : I 1 dared that "life:. sooner or later quiet these days. are exempted. At bid deadline recently the laboratory's engine test facilities 878 Main S t, TrL 8IVS-S443 BROWN-BEAUPRE X i d e o d i IsolatloA h o ^ ta l thus far,- he would rid itaelf’ of any leader who So ia Molotov. Nor la much Fishing In ponds and rlvera town received no -bids. and reportedly werfi stripping MATTHEWS BEPUSBD added, a statement conflrmed by Open Brenlng* Until 18 P. M. ets Communist theory. heard from N ikita Khruahehev, reached by road la allowed in botb Sheekey said today men who wooden forms froiii agwly poured Hnshlngton, Jnly l»-llv-:>Thn T a i n t o r P o n t i a c # I n c . About Town the Hartford Health department Rioted In April head of th* '‘communist Party N ew Hampabtra and Maaaacbu- originally called for the specifica- concrete for a new''teat stand Benat* lavesUgatleas e4*eemmM- '■» National polio record* show that 30BISStLLSr n TfcL MITCHELL 9 5234 MORIARTY ■- BROTHERS weeks ago, Pntvda carried machinery. setts. A community aing at the 'Ver- tiona wer* willing to talk with when tha mishap occurred. t*e today retniwd to bear J. B. 155 CENTER ST. MAlfCHESTER alMmt 00 per ceiit of the cases are TO BE SURE litorial blaming the Anxid- Malenkov seems to have won In Maine, no weodlanda pan Kas planck playground will highlight {own offtcihla about a leas rigid A apokeaman at the conatne- Mattitows — reeigned staff aid* HfSUR tONNEClICUl non-paralytic; 25 per cent leave a th* flrat round in tha great power been Impoead. but campars. tour- tha cvaalng program toolgbL Spxg contract.'The town engineer aaid Uon compaay'a ofBc* on the project who was Mwtod by Preatdeat Jjfor uprisiag In Baat Ger- temporary paralysis; 30 per cent SEE MtGUIRE vacuum that, followed the death of 1st* and woodsmen have been sheets will be passed otit so *v*ry> he had paaacd.th* information on refused to' comment on th* aqci T to iO iw a r d*liei8 Ms ehargew It.agiked ^fltM ly why it permanent paralysis and flv* per USED CARS! USED CARS! USED CARS! Stalin. X iit it may not b* tb* final I aakad to uM cautlM in awialtibg M * can Mag and have a good tim*. to General Manager Richard Mar- dent far w hit he termed "teeurity 4ff OanaasMlat MfBtrnllM af the danr long that n cent are faUL orgojMMtlofl o f nd- r o u * ^ 'and buUdlag----- Bveryona-ls invitod to putletpatau tla. S^. ' " I ' M a n c h est er e v en in g h er a l d * MANniBFVBR. conn FRIDAY. JULY 10, 195S MANCHESTER pii^NING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ FRIDAY^ JULY JQ. X?M_ ------— d f c : ------^ A d l T E M tonight in iha Town Offica Build ing are the following arrests hy D .^Y CROSSWORD PUZZLE Coventry rempora/TLayo//« NOW If TtA HM1 BY FONTAINE FOX FUNNY BUSINESS BY HBR8HBBR6KR OonataMa Edwin Brannart: iN E R V IL L B f o l k h An«w«r to ProvtouQ P u iilo Frederick A. Lee, Main- atreei. TO PLACI YOUt Sense and Nonsense ebargs of speeding Tuesday on Account for Unemploymejnt F ill i Im S p o c t s Dental^ Visual Clinic Aug* 4 Routs 41 near. Hayloft; Clarence ^laatonbury, July 14,— l^ Freeman of Wllllmantic, charge of 1 ----- (• -Ellts Nye rushed out of his’house Tha fotlowinf waa on a aign In Frtendtlneaa la the long run apcedlpg Tuesday on . Route 31 Workers on temporary layoRa-rThe department elao iy^ intensify AMESITB ACBOU »7 — yovr jiear Hayloft; aii'd Michael Taylor last nrght and^ jpfllcd four i*Mdf4d ah Indlanapolla —atore window; csOla for. .friendUnaea: kindnesa To Examine First G rafts •nd'workera of advanced age coming its efforts to . find. job* tot breeds, kindness; good-will pro a * " • .of Norwich, chargied with driving those persona who dealre work but Middletown teen ageri out of their 1 "SOM Ilk* “Foam rubber chair culhiona. pils* the bulk of unemployment ____cakes'* DOWN Stanographer’a alse, tl.M . Execu* duces good-will. without license on Lake atreet. are having difficulty getting it. flaming car which had crashed in Coventry, July 1 0 - (SpecleU—♦ahd Mre, Robert G. H urst Bgain.in Oemlng Events -DRIYES 4 “AM uM 1 “------end Uve'B atae. I3.M. Draw your own insurance claimants In Connecti Many pcopla , think that all to a rock, ledge on South Main charge, Tonight's meetinga Include Lit H« ••‘S o fS ■'/.V.-'X'* , ----- ” there" concluBlont." Wife— I wouldn’t' dream of buy Dental and vision cltnlca for chil Traotaes to Meet cut. according to th* rasulta pf a claims died are^pald but this ta not atreet. • EFFICIENT GUARANTiBCD tle Nippers 4-H Sawing Club, 3 p. true, th* Cptnmiaaloner ntated. . In good condition at Hartford $ "----- and 3 “------and ing anything without telling. dren entering Grade 1* In the fall Saturday meetings include survey announced recently by RELIABLE WORK MACHINE 8PB8AD I OMrge about it flrat ao he can dig m., at the Hans Hanaen home; Since the beginning of this year. Hoejiital were John Ruffino. 17 143 - eaU" under" From the ^Cincinnati Enquirer: will be held Auguet 4 and 6 by ^ a rd of Tniatees, all committees, Troop 72, Brownies, 3:30 p. m. Labor Cona^lsaloner John J. Egan. 383.377 claims hav* been tiled POWER ROLLED '13 "Adam and 3 rour>lcUcr up the money! church offlcera, church school aup- Roosevelt drive); Raymond Mark- S¥ 'Hope, whose wife made one of tha Robertson School. The pro Church Community House; Cub The survey waa undertaken, th* against Connecticut, of which 33,- owskl. 14 (43 Reoaavelt drive»; — ” word I her Mre public appeerancea while erintefKknt and teachers of Second ject Is being iponaored by the Scouts Deh 4 Pack 43, 7 p. m. to Ck>'nfi(ilB«ioner elated, to attem pt 354 acryed *a waiting weeks and Thomas Bartolotta, It 15 Mac- WE HAVE THE PROPER EQUIPMENT 13 lUllati coin 4 Straighten 23 Evergreen 3t Determine preaenting the cup to the winner, IT Ft)UX)WS Congregational Church, 4 p.m. in Young Mothers Club. 4 p. m. a t Mrs. Jam es Rowley’s; to answer th* question Ireqiientiy 'Were not compeneable. Of the re artbur court!,, and Jerome Gib 14 Bacchanalian s “Blest be the trees 40 Tobacco roil waa Burrounded by no lesa than People who ilaten to the grapevine tha Church Community House. askad of him as'to why thera are AND KNOW H0W~D0N*T DELAY--CALL TODAY To date only 15 out of a posal- Freak Air Vwxitien no aetback at American Legion maining 200,123 claim!, 20,374 nr bon*. (l.’iO Liberty street!. cry ties that----- ” 34 Volcano in 41 Soft drink* eight,K«ntucky atata policemen." And drink gossip by tha hour hall because of clean-up party In betwean oight and nine thousand 10„1 per cent were disapproved be. Police said the machine failed 42 Beat Should only expect to discover bte 40 appointment* for the den Three Ideal home# to data will 15 Soak t Expunger Sicily tal and' 30 out of a poaaibla 40 preparation to' Fourth District cralmantacfalmants tor unemployment bene-bene the applicant tor beneflts did to make a sharp turn, crashed th* TIRMS UP TO 34 MONTHS / ItLaCk of power 7 n a p 35 Homed 43 Assume a She—My husband layi there are That some of the grapes ara open their homes to four New AL maeting here Sunday after Ate toi a period ot unprecedented ^ ^ t meet the . statutory require- rock ledge and burst Into flames. poeture rjrt, sour.—Margaret Lowen. appointments for tha 'Vision ex York City children from the Her IS Commissions g Mlmprcscnt ruminant . some things a girl Wouldn't do aminations, have been made with noon. prosperity in ihl# state. imenta for eligibility. As Ny* pulled th* youths from P U C I YOUR PR n 30 IrriUtcs • -Money is th*2S MisUke 44 Handle before 20. ald Tribuna Fresh Air Fund pro The study which waa taken Mr*. Dudley Brand, Well-Child gram, Alfred J.' Hunkln, local the car. his wife telephoned the < 3 31 "Cakes and ^ of all 37 Humiliation 44 - end Her—Well, personally,' I don't Native- Sahib, I saw a lot of Maaehaoter Evening Herald ot th* wedk of June 7-13, revealed fir* department. , ORDIR NOW ISTIMATIS farewell' committee chairman. chairman, said Wednesday. Hun ----- ’• ------" 3S Cut enjoy a large audience, either, tiger tracks about a mile north of There ie no Charge for any Caventry . eorreepoadent, Mrs. th at of the to u l 8,808 claim*, Deathi Last Night 33 Fencing sword.« Dove's home 3# French father 47 Prince of ■------here. kln is a member of the Wllllman- _^|Î5AIM^ IS B^NE^^ ...... tle Rotary club, sponaor* of -tte Chorlra L, .JWttle, telepbone ,PHr. 5,4a?iôr 34“Set the teeth jj L^lj'optners 31 Paris'llfst - Persia ih-ofeiiaor’-I f molecules can be Hiriiter^b«T Whlclt way IS Two State dental hyglenlsta grim 3-4321. women aiid 8,484 of 34/percent TTHONAS COLLA on 17 Peaceful sweetheart 4g Jewel apitt.lato atoma, and atoma broken south?. ______.program in the area with Robert By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . JaekaonviUe, FU-rTrljf!—PteSM nt. Win be in charge of the dental Johnson of SdiitH ‘Wlflaiunn ■»» frum-niMW------.— --— - »iw y«1l-Jpbh Firfeli; TO. - - - CONSTRUCTION COMPANY — 3g Ireland If Vigilant 33 Dim SO Scold up into electrons,' can electrons be Clinic from 4:80 a. m. to 11:30 e. ADVERTISEMENT-. Among th# women claiments, weathers, 13, reported to poUb* his 37 Viper split up any fuKher? Man'a best pay la experience, and general chairman. Wanted Boy to mow lawn at charactor actor In musical comedy bicycle wa* stolen during tha re- . 30 "Reign of R i m. and 1 p. m. until 3 p. m. each lav lle Two CMIdreii 2,754 or slightly m«i* than half and television productloiia slid who PHONS MANCHISTIR. MI.T4224 i r r Student—Well, profetaor. you it can't be taken from you nor can day. Thirty children will be Coventry Lake. Phone today 4 to were texUi* and apparel workers. iwent heat wave. might try mailing them to some it be taxed. > Mr. and, Mr*. Thomas W. Rider 4 p. m. Mitchell 4-4144. with Josephine Saxton formed the 1 k treated each day. There will be have invited two children, a girl Many Arm* In these Industrie* team of Saxton and Farrell, wide 33 Small bito n one In a package marked 'Frag examining, cleaning and the 8rat made temporary layoffs a|ound 34 Tidier ile.' about four-yeara-old and a boy ly known on the vaudeville clrcuita i . The husband waa curious. application of florlda at the nrat about elght-yeara-old, of any race, tha survey period. The other half 35 Pastry Hubby- Why do you m-eep and »clinic with aubaequently florid* ap- for many year*. Bom in Boston. <••* IMIkoMtAtoMtowtM 3< “Strong — Jasper—Wow. get a load of that or denomination; Mr. and Mre. LobhyiBt MakeB of th* women worker* w;ere Hltchln. England—Annie Ken HEARING-AID JLv I^L mhSJSL *” h ' snlfTle at a movie over the im pUratlona for all 60 appointment* Kenneth R. Lyon, a etx or eeven- scattered throughout other inUuv of the law' low cut dresa! Why do you auppoae aginary woes of people you never ney. 78,. batUing SufragetU who “I do hop# tho now noigfibora aro oaty to talk* about!** 37 Bows the heed she weara It iio low ? on Aug. 11, 14 and 25. year-ol4 boy; the Rev. and Mre. trica and businesaes, many of once was jailed for demanding B B m et? Hold Vlatan Olalc $6,450 in Fees 7 - / 0 - 5 3 3 t Italian city Casper—Maybe she wants to Truman O. Ireland, a flve-year-old Which *1*0 had umporary Jayoffs. that Wlnaton Churchill fight for BATTERIES show that her heart's In the right Wife-Same reason why you MUs Martha Flaah. RN, of the There wa# no predominant In p B B scream and yell when a man you boy. A number of other famillee women’s rights. For All Hcarinir-AMff RT' place I ' Bureau of Maternal and Child Hy have expreeaed' intentions of ■ Hartford, July 10— WPl—A t dustry pattern among the men F don’t know alldes into second base. giene, State Department of ' claimants although a higher than OUR BOARDING HOUSE with • MAJOR HOOPLE 41 Actreea — T P 11 serving as hoeU, Hunkln said. torney Nathan A. Schats of GatnaUed FtmIi BY J. K. W IUJAM S 8 Guest — (watching youngster Health, will conduct the vlilon The weeke of August 4 through ‘ normal number were last employed )UT OpR WAY West ^ clinic each day from 4 a. m. to Hartford waa th* highest paid 43 “Castles in 1 1 pounding nails into furniture I — My father's name la Bari 30 Is the regular vacation period In construction and textile flrids. IAU6HIN6 80V ? IT Joe, ianT that an expensive pas Thomas; my name la E arl Tome- 11:80 a. m. and 1 p. m. to 2:80 p. lobbyist In the 1953 aesalon of the A large number of th* clal.Tiants j nm le aailliOMAIREE ONLY ONE D ie > £ 7 U ^ K ViH&Ze'D HE for the majority of the children. MADE HI^M ■jSSAO, CHIEF, A time your son has? How can you lene, and my daughter's name ia m. with 80 children each day. Interested homes may request State Legtalature, according to re were unemployed for shot til SIGNS 45 One who P The club will alao aponsor a THIS (SAME— ------allures • ford it? Tommie Earlene.—Mrs. W. B. Pie other datea, either shorter or ports flied to da.te. periods. Among th* 8,334 meil'|| ALL U N D R rr.EHT TW SHAPER 5iob SELL.I»Ê, /rr&MiwsfiieLE ostrich d d IT BY DICK TURNER any race, aex Mr religion deaired. received from three organlzaUone the 5,472 women claimants, 3.543 MHcImI 3 ^ 2 « t S73 Main St.. TeL MI-S-41M l U 'U — THAT MEAM S v \ tAU6HlH6 A800T CARNIVAL children can be accommodate. or 65 percent had filed for four WHAT WOMPERPUU fTDRB«EMeeR ' \*LAUSHu46 BOy.'y K ASAtOCHAS S3 Greek All children ere givem a etrlct fees totalling $6,450. ) MEAAORIES, WHAT ' WHATMACHME mountain i r Appointments are to be made weeks or less. Although meny jaf COtJTEM DAVS.' FRlSHTENiHGJ / Hb P T O / ^ v / A BUZZARD nurse's examination 24 hours be He said the Cigarette Machine 53 Mine cntranc with Mrs. Brand. fore leaving New York and im these short term claimants could HOW WELL. 1 ' i THAT MISSED r " B (lorden dub PIcnIe Operatora of Connecticut. Inc., REMEA/OER/ i S BRBAlC- 54 Pen point mediately. prior to boarding the qualify fur Job openings, employ Coventry Garden club will haVe paid him 12,500 and the Cunnecti- er* were reluctant to hire them , N VV f a e t / 55 “— - and h their picnic Tueeay at noon Xt train for their vacation*. cut Society of C'erlitied Public Ac tear" r Hocisl Worker ainc* they were expected to be re- the home of Mrs. Waltar 8. Kriler countants paid 5550. tailed shortly by their last prevl- MSolidides on RcuU 44A. Aaaiatlng Mrs. Kel A social worker acconlpanle* From the Connecticut Indepen each group to the train./Madical oua employer. Reiady For Your Vacôn ? B U G S B U N N Y ler win be Mra. John E. Barnabee. dent Beer Wholeaaiera aaaociatlon Mm: DwIfht-PV Gordon and Mrs.. axpanaea incurred during'the ylslt. he 'u ld , h r got 53.500, atM tng'that .. The-fc*. 0f,..ci*n»ahi5 fli'i}|r Bay M. Davli. of tha child or chlldrah la Uken morerthan four week* was conaid- | T mow comb vbr |1 the sum will also cover work J8rahly__lilghe.r ..th an . that of the i - ORAWIW* IT _____ . ... Al— t» H lect-O ffleeri...... care- of—by tha . Fund and any during the next two year*.---- ;— Immediate Delher^.__ _ ..... LAW .... . The American Legion Fourth family taking aucy a child la short term clatmanU. Th* average I State' law requires lobbyists to tmediiihril age of men clalmanf* District meeting Sunday will be covered by fund Ifabtlity insur reimrL their fees.to the secretary's VacafionBound? a t 8 p. m. In the American Legion ance. / filing their fifth or higher claim Hall on Wall street. The post will olllce within two months after the during the survey week was 40.1 j On Most Models Further Information and appll- close of the Legislature. W hether it’a to the beach, the lake or tho aioaR* have election of officers. The dis catlona may W obtained from years as compared with rn over- i trict Include! Tolland and Wind- Other reports Bled recently In age age of 43.8 years for men fli- 1 taina you’ll -|he eyo protection of prodahm Hunkln. • J cluded the following: ham counties. A supper of hot Ing their fourth of less week. The ' fronnd sun glaaaea. Q)AU6ii* ScoulegiFOVe on Trip Forme;- Hoium Speaker klans- dog.i, rolls, salad, chips, pickles, Luclue A./'Pettlngin. Jr., son pf average age of women claimant* ; 1953 IMG cofTee and cupcakes will be served field D. -Sprague of New Canaan filing their fifth or higher claim | Vlalt ne for the newest atylea in ann glaaaaa fop SOV Mr. and Mrs. Lucius'A, PettIngtII received 51.000 f.om the Insurance by the Auxiliary to the Green-Cho- of Lake street; Richard Sherman, wa* 48.0 years as compared w ith j men, women and children. Sun lenaea atay ba L00K6 bot Roat, AL. Mrs. Raymond U Company of North America., an average age of 41.5 year# for AS30LLV ion of Mf. and Mrs. Harry Sher giving. him a total of 58.000 in tronnd to your owa preacription. A 6A Pender, unit preeldent. will be in man o^North Coventry; Donald women filing their fourth or lea# j OLDSMOBILES charge of refreshment!. fees reported thus far. claim. sPRAlHED Gehring. son of Mrs. Ruth Oeh- Former State Tax Commis T-ie JRW ilUanjs The local post and unit will meet A review of the job opening* on * « te • ft ** «» WRtST- Monday at 4 p. m. in the hall. rlng; and Leif Jacobsen, son of sioner Wklter W. Walsh reported nic with the local office* of the -THE CAREER 'SHAPER* «e Aug. 10 jwith Mr*. Gudrim Jacobsen, left Tues- fees of more than 51.800 received Connecticut Stet.e Employment George S. Nelson of Andover gen dny nlqht for Camp Qulnnebsug. from seven Insurance companies. Preston, for a pre-jamboree train Sci-Y-ice allowed that an upper age Man Of Sciences, Eh? BY V. T. HAMUN eral chairman, asslated by Edward Walsh represented many other in limit' appeared on many of the A U .U Y O O P P. Franz, Oacnr Miller, Raymond ing period before embarking surance flrma also ahd his total orders. Elderly claimant* referred MANCHESTER M an ch ester O p tic a Thursday for California. . .Bur SOME- \7HA‘3I L. Pendpr, all of the post, and Mrs. when reported Will be one of the to job opening* -without stated age PROBABLY NO Pender of the unit. The boys are four of 24 In the top figures. limit are ofl,en rejected because LEONARD M. GRACE, Licenaed OpUeiaB MySTBWAT THINfi'S GOT/ Boy Scout Nstchaiig District of TH06E C barrh Note* Olcott D. Smith of Ha'tford , they are unable to meet the physi ALL.CAnMN. ThU* wUl be no Sunday church the FAst'orn Connecticut Council. NEXT TO STATE THEATER , JUSrSOFIE RBMIONd received 5850 ffom the H artfoid cal requirement* of the jobs. MOTOR SALES* aervicea during July in tha First Boy Scout* of Arqerics, to attend Electric Light Company and Har While nearly all the claimants '(BUPERSTmON the third national jamboree In 747 MAIN ST. — TELEPHONE MI-f-$021 WITH NOBASe Congregatlonel Church. Rev; Tru ry Lugg of Rockville reported fee* fall in either the temporary unem 521 WteST CENTER 8T. MANCHESTER IN FACT! man O. Ireland, mlnlater, la on Santa Ana. Calif. They wll re of 8250 each received from the ployment or elderly worker cate vacation. tu rn Juy 30. Connecticut Ftinaral Director* as- gory, the Coenmlsaloner stated, Services Sunday in the Second I Reprenent Troops Boclatiod and th# Connecticut Chl- there are. wagtail mimber of work eelid-b- —^C ongregaliona! Church wtU be a t PettIngtII la a Star Scout of ropractots assottikUah. er# who do not. For theae workers, 1 1 a. m. wlth'th* Rev. Reglnsld A. ! Troop 57; Sherman and Oehrinq the department Is constantly re Merritleld. minister, in charge. j i^rth Lit* Scout* of Troop 45; viewing their eligibHUy for bene fW ^ About 25 per cent of petroleum la . H. W. «. HL OH. Sunday Masse* in 81. Mar>''s < Jacobsen is a Life Scout of Troop available on the average as gaao- flts and dlaappfovM Immediately KILL W EID fllD f IN THE SOIL r. MM ftf tft Un*$0. tag. Church. School street, South Cov--i 60, ./> Mansfleld•»----ir.,.k Center, u-ni Each will iine without using the ''cracking " those who do not'-appear to be entry, will be at 7:30 a. m.. 9:80 represent hi* troop i at th# jam procesa. I readily available for a suitable job. "H i eallod m# stupid in front of hit fritnd4--howhuffiilie j m. and 10'30 a. m-. a t 8t. Jo- boree. sting it thst, eoming.from fl m tn worth $750,0007'* seph'a Church In Eaglevllle at 4:30 Frederick R. Oovaln of Wllll- JJS> a. m. mantic will be attending as Scout MAKE HUMUf AND COMPOST Set-Back Prise* Olven master; Roland Larsmee of Wllll- m'ZrM There were eight and one-half mantlc and Robert A^be of Wind RV RUSS WINTERBOTHAM BY EDGAR MTARTIN CHUI3 M'ELKIN. Planeteei Ah! Romance! BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Harry! Hurry! tebles of eet-back In play Wednee- ham Center, as assistant scout dey night in the Nathan Hale masters. AND SUPPLY EfEENTIAL NITROOEN THE EARTH CAtXG 'Î’LL SERENADE ,» & OVVWl, VVtKRV OF WJVJ.VYTtl Community Center Auditorium. Spoasor Square Daace i f BENEATH HER SDW W\1 H THE GREAT LOVER., U ,OORV S WOOM PiVi' S T M ^ TPWM5& VOUR Prizea were awarded a* followa: Th* Chrletian Endeavor society j BALCOHy! I'LL KiOWl Woman’s flrat. Mrs. Ida Dupre 8 6 ! rn .u n *VOUE jpexiow- BUT THIG MAIP FROM BACK*. G V O U lt t o of the Second Congregational i ING THE VENUG LAV0H* MELT HER HEART o v o G R w er of Stafford: se,cond, Mra. Oiidrun Church will sponsor a puMIc ’’iIP&PECTIOH/SFFLUFF. WITH LINEGFROM JxeobKm- of Coventry; third, Mra I CANT 6KOUND YOU EVENING V500VWl’t squ'a're dance' Friday al F p: m. in MANCHKSnSB PEKFdkMMCE ROMEO! HtVV Nettle Lamb of Stafford. the Church Community Houae. A^LONE a* you PONT Men'a flrat, Raymond Aubln of AT THE A K N l Charles Dvorak will be caller;^ piorfwcr... f t a*4E4^YA4flBI4 Wtlllmantlc; second, Val Kalmoskl THEATER- Dick Mills and his Prairie Boye SEMI-ANNUAL of WllUmsntlc; third. Clarence will furnish music. C uster of Andover. Specie!*. Mr*. The society will have a chicken Margaret Card of Wllllmantic, barbecue With invited gueats .Son- more and bcUiT humus in the garden aoQ with Burftew ta of'Wllllmantic. Doro day after church servicea at the ••'■/r -f. thy Fogarty of WilHmantlc. home of, Glenn'■Bradley oa Route plant rafuae ,,,« n d for speeding up productifm of There will he another party here use prov* thftt Cy»Bftiiwd offtri vary speeiftl ndvna* Court Cases * valuable humua in com p^ pUea. TM at pradicea July 32 with Mr*. Robert t,. Helm* Among the cases scheduled to taget to the .home gardener. . . for building prae> 3 ! appear in Coventry Justice Gburt tieally weed-ft«e new tawna. . . for quiekly making ara rMommended by outstanding soil adentittA 'kk.wMi.w»vni aiiiri**:*"**' Just Two Main Pitett HOW, for Iho Ant Hmo tAUU auUMIObtnoaabh for homo gardm mot BY a L VERMEER Designed For Many Uset PRISCILLA’S POP As Advertised m i c k e y F IN N Helping Hand! LANK LEONARD FOR A LI.MnT.D TIMF, OM .Y / y o u maooiiMft YMMUNzmloH-] iswayAMBCMn r s A l O tManPF-wmJMWK / TMt,4HBUPF!l / VME'D G O mu aoma . 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l^ltar Takes Off After. Puloul Giants in ISARL W.-YOOT Jackie RoBinson Claims Present P& W Set BILK TOWN NOTES 'Splaca. Now out of tha aarvica, Braves Play Gu^ds Bill Bralnsu'd and Frank Vlttner Tarry trill anroll at Boatoh Uni Braves hut Still Ride Clouds varsity In ths fall. All three Brooklyn Brass Are Skinflints ‘Jst-. ■ *-'•t - _ ara altamatlng u umpirea In tha I * * - ■ Church Softball Laagtia at Robart- have competed in the local Tur T o D efen d "■■wg New Yorkers Have Won Bon P a rk ... City of .WItllmaatic key Day.five mile road race. Rob tf.'-f -W - ■ - la contemplating purâalng tha bins will take part In the Quincy. . . .wicAt—AecordUiK to* ‘ •Robinnon told u*. that he k n ^ ' S?biiu?n the pi-e.ent,he wMwronginhavinf ^^ piece t ./ / majok uagub Six Straight; Phils portabto night IMUilng unit at Itose., road race Sunday.. Pratt State T id e tackle RODineon. in* i- ehoet written, but wanted Home- and Whitney’s defending SUte Given by Loyal Fans ■ ^ - Robertson Park. TTia lights wars At Treatment SgjR’aJJji W ♦ . Outlast Brooks; Sox, Semi-Pro Baeebell Tbumament - - 2 S*d‘’ Ti) oJit * W f-h ^ te d man thing controveratal to booat clmUa. erected by the now defunct Soft- Four o f tha eight teams which 4j *■ J ball Twilight Laague... Rec Soft- Champion* trill have the beaer of Cith other people ! money, Branch | tion^^^^^ JL Parnell Beat Yanks I will compete in tha annual Con- ball Laagtia managera were willing playing in the opening game of MUxkaukeo, July 10 — OF) —•othor night before âihding out to tty THK ARMM'IATKU rllKM to pay out-of-town umptraa more the 195$ event at ML Nebo on ^ Kim «ammmKa» listvm **KfjalKlas«s i nectlcut Semi-Pro Toumamont in *“ 'w iu u r O Mallev and the reet we loat 1250,000, everybody got an Thsrt’8 a growing belief in thaaa Ms nearby lake eottaga. Nothing Hogsn Chips in Second Round o f British Open NalhMUilreasrs*|sssi aewiLMfff* Bv BEN PHLEOAR money a nIghL-than tha fae o f Wednesday night, July 15. Three baa happened.” ‘ Manchaater which starts on r B«Uins->ttchoendlenalnalT^t. . leoula. .361 Asaoriate4l Press Rporta Writer fered local men to work their parts that Milwaukso’s famed hoa- 0^ the «=“^” "V ?ir‘mo'r’r't"h«n''Mr "'^ * e average fan would llke'to By BEANS RBARIKIN , ...__ Ivn. .33ft; B*iBnumholu. Chl> o f the eight teama which will But even Qrimm, Vvh4^\wsa Wednesday night, July 15 at Mt. FuHIlo, Brooklyn games tbia aeaaon. In addition, the plUllty Is back-firing a Mt as far ■ K * y T d t n C y"a" În 24 i'eanl In National League ___,333: _ RnbitiiMm.______.333;33; Irvin, Naw First dlvlstbh standings In the make up the tourney have si around her* before when Mtlwau- Written for NEA Seri'^ aut-dfHowaem ■ aeked . for iraval tae^ been elected by CSommle- Nebo have been., accepted B tti| ,a . Brooklyn nnd .... NaliotiM Leagnt’ P«*m8t»t ' as tk« city’s major laagua baaabaH kos vraa in tbo American AaaoeiK; C^HiiMtbn4r George Mitchell an ire ^ e % cU lh-^ ^ Question: *riie bases are loaded money. The league eald no to the sioner George Mitchell. They art club is concamod. ' limi, never baa saan anything like dlenst. 8(, Loula. M; Enidfr» Brooklyn. chase hlnp4! on viUl series start laet requeet and is ettll acoutlng nounced today. ' ------^ « id -r m older. , to aign ,«U our players for t h ^ with two out. The batter singles 6 ^ Bell. Cinclnn*U «nd D«rk. Nfw Pratt and - Whitney. WlUimanUc living-pratty high on the aduUatUm pmurad out—In coa- Praft and WMtaeyî defaading Aa M rule- if * felffyn* doesn’t micceMiv*■ year* vrithout a York. do. . . us . ing, ionight in^ Brooklyn and Bt. around for nn' umpire. Umpiraa iii Ridges and the Hamilton Props. tbo kawg,” was the blunt com enta form—on Ms players. to right field. The runner advanc Runa Batted In—Campanella. Bro(»k- Mancheatcr are’aa good as can ba ch'ampleBn and co-lenders nt the iinmn he V eU ralM* aa he geta holdout. That would hardly Indicate ing from first Ivn, 73;. Bell, Cincinnati and Valhewa. All three teems were members of ment in tbo stadium aa the Mit- EVCXVTltlNO*S on the luMiaa rtump. he geU,raiaea aa ne n Brooklyn player feela he Louis. ^ found In any community and team Hnrttord Dusty League were ac base misses. sec klliwaukee, id; Hodfea, Brooklyn. <4: Chief American League interest tha Manchester Twilight Laagus waukaa. Bravaa cloaad a dtamal when one or more Braves shows cepted' Also Hamilton Standard, Robinaon auggeata that Uie I la being ahortchanged. We have no ond, but on the Kluaxewakl. CtnclnnnU and Irvin. New managera should smarten up and during ths 1952 season. homa stand which showed only up almost anywhere. Steak dinners York. M. . over the week end will -renter on pay top monty for thsss local co-pace setters with the Airmen B ^ k a are unhtppy fin an ciaV ' apolpgiea lor our payroll. throw-ln Is Hitp ^ Schoendlenat. 8t. Iûl». 113; Chicago where the White Sox open aavoa victorlaa' agalnat 1$ looses and valuaMo gift certifleates are Thomann. New York, 9S: leockman. msn... Johnny Pringle has left the In the IMsty circuit and termer witR ’ I tagged out slid New York. 97: Beil. Cincinnati and a five game stand against Clev'e- Anyone wishing to purchase and a tie. "Tkay*ra loalng the ones | handed out for brief radio intar- two-time state ckamplaiis. Dovalette snd Damsto Construc they arora winning bofero.” < views and gasoline by the gal- »lM)i>ORR RAI.ARfKS aa a whole I ijf h IH ESSAY, Robinaon polnU ing into third. Aahtmrn. Phlladrinhia. W. land with the runnerup slot in w e baseball excursion tickets for the 100 Electric Boat of New London •JVo runs cross Doublea — Bnider. BrcK»klyn, 33. tion softball teama. Big Jawn can 'nUBEJE'S NO MSPVTINO that Ions la avallabis merely for a small are no higher than they were when I out that Pee Wee Reeae agreca American League race at stake. still pitch with the beet o f ’em snd aifd the WilUmanttc Ridges have Mr. Rickey left. In the meantime, i with him. "They never accuae the plate. The Mualai. 8t. Isoula. 33: Baumholu. Cbi' doubishsadsr batwMn tha Nsw tha team that laft no open a IT- endoraement. Virtually anything cafo and Dark. New York, 31: Robin IJCO Dl'ROCHEB’S suddenly his bat carries a lot of authority. also Men accepted. Both clubs per -we've won a pennant and the coat L*rry MacPhall of being cheap,” second baseman York OlanU.. and Milwaukee day trip tonlgl^t in SL Loula was else jreu can think o f—dry clean aon. Brookl>^ and Schoendienal. 8t. Impressive New York Giants, rid formed in the event last season. of living haa gone up." i he quotea the ahortatop aa having calls for the ball, Isoula, 30. Braves at the Polo Grounds on barely out of ' third place and ing, suits, aocka, watchae, tslevla- The Ridges, like the Airmen snd Triplet—Bruton. Milwaukee, 3: IJII- ing a aix game winning streak and Youngsters today lo Little Les' Baaeball heada long alnce gave told him, "but until I played for hirids it on sec llam. Brooklyn and Torfeaon. Phlladel- Sunday. July 19 m a y b e aacured hardly the eame one that came ton sets— is on hand sit no coat. Hamlltona, are former members of up doing anything about Robinaon Mr. Rickey I never got much of ond and appeals pblna. •: ten plavera li^ with 6 each. talking -confidently ’ of better gue. Alumni League and Inter from Steward Charlie Tucker at hmo June 15 only six percentage Even the clubhouse man haa been the Manchester TwlUght League. popping off, but the veraatlle vet- break in my contract. Larry never to the umpire, Hume Runa— ktuesewaki, Cinclnnatji things. Invade the wilds of Brook mediate League play don’t hustle the Army and Navy Oub. Tha points off the iMgue lead after forced out o f bualneea. Bott drinks, Commissioner Mitchell announc and Mathewe. Milwaukee 25; Cam- lyn for three gamea with the first and waste too much time throwing eran'a lateat blaat annoya Preai‘ made me rich. Mr. Rickey fixed it who sustains the panella. Brooklyn and Bell. Cincinnati, tlckaU, all In Section 20, lower burMng up the elrcuit’a eastern Ico cream and other snacks he ed that Coach Johnny Roser’s Air dent O Maltey and other Flatbuah so I had real Income tax worries appeal, calling 31;.. Ktne.r. ('hicafo.t^lca 18., place Dodgers. the bell around, and away, before stand, ara directly behind the and to port n $5-15 road record. used to srti to the playera before men would play in tha opening efflclala who brand it groaaly un for the first time.” ______the runner out Stolen...... Baseii— ...... Bruton.... ______Milwaukee U. Milwaukee's second place Briives the start of a half Inning and GlanU' dugout.. Baseball umpire Tha Bravaa promptly cuffed Fhlla- and aftar gamea now are available game. Reeae. Brooklyn.'IS; Snider^“-irter. Broomyn.Brooklyn the s u r to fa h a lf inning andaftar fair and totally untrue. It'a timing, "Other playera second Pee Wee’s g —— BsitrBaa for missing sec U. Bernier...... I, PlttaburAhgiiipimiKii. 9: tsiillam and visit St. Louis for a four game set Jimmy Murray is a bank official delpbla throe straight and' moved free, courtesy of manufacturers. Four other teama will be eelect- with the Superbaa fighting for an opinion,” stresses Robinson. ond on a force- Robinaon Brooklyn and Mikaig, Chlca* with the . oi.St. a^'xe.o.Loula. 13-3.a«-w 800; Spahn, sines they burled Brooklyn W-d Sambo Vacant!. Sam works In ing didn’t appear to falter, but dixie cups. Just help yo(>rse(f. take pari la the Natioaal Toama-- matea practically as peona glvea Milwaukee and Haddix St. IîJia, 10-3, Oak Park during the balance of Although the tram's record meat later this season la Wichita, added that he was thinking about No ruus score. the game at Chicago July 9, altar putting out Don Lund, Detroit Tigers right ***‘'^*t .769UN. last Sunday. Yesterday they got all three local laaguaa.. Baseball ground balls which had been outa oppoalng bench Jockeya conaider- the aeaaon. All profits will be iiaad sagged during ths home stand, the Kaaaas. comparable salaries. Asked it he Q. The batter bunts down the Umpire Bill Grieve! hat in hand, calls Lund»\out. The throw came from ths outfield to the plate as Strikd^fUit*—Robert*. PhiladpljihU. 97; a brilliant two-hit shutout from to purchawi awards for youngsters is out at the Wiwt-Stda Oval, ao suddenly started to filter through able freah ammunition. The pay believed hia salary should be more Haddix. 8l. leoula. 83: MIxpU. 8t. l-souln. rookie Ruben Gomez to down the to the outfield. Texas Leaguers fans’ enthusiasm still is high. -Tha first base line. As he runs the Mil Lund tried to score from second on a aingle. ______-______81; Krskinp. Brooklyn, 76: Burkont, Mil at the park during the summer In they tay, but the American LS' envelope .la a touchy aubject with than it la, he replied: “ You're . , . iwerveii into the line *na EtriKe* waukee/ 46- . Pittsburgh Pirates, 4-0. Brooklyn glon Juniors played a game at tha which bad been caught fell in for flnal two gamea here, with savsnth- everybodv. especially ball playera. competUlvc gamea... Gene White plsce Chicago, set new attendanee right I thing it should be more." him. What Is the ruling? Ameriraa lePafaa bowed to Philadelphia 8-5. The placed second in the 75-lap stock long-time scene of Twl League ac cheap aingles. All at once the home Moose No Match ROBINSON ADMITS that wheii A. The better Is out for Inter BaUlnk—Kell. BoMon. .335: RoMn, Cards, C3iicago, Braves and O n- tion and plan several more at the record collapaed from 14-4 to 21- rrtnrds 37,113 and 37,119 oh auc- Far more serious than the intra- Cleveland. .321: Vernon. Waflhington. car racing classic last Saturday the philanthropic Mahatma Rickey groupal controversy about take fering with n fslr hall. MaRtte VS. Matkaws clnnati weren’t scheduled. Oval.. Former British American 17. 'cassive nights and assured the took the million dollara and a five- Mantle's Build 319: Kuenn. Detroil. .318: Sudrr. Phila night at Riveraida Stadium. Week club o f . going over the million home pay, la the aaaerllon that in Q Haa there ever been a case o f , delphia and Ifmphlett, Boetun. .317. 'The hustling W’htte Sox_ahav, haseball team last sprinr. reside in Dodger Outfielder' and Dickey Kerr and Eddie Delrolt, 63. -v Boston's Mel Parnell 4-0. Clevelan.l BrlUln’i Dal Reea and Eric Brown tied for flrst with 142 snd Argentinian' ^ b e r to de Vincenzo was League game. Playing without the gear into reverse,” says President those owners are still around to "He looks like Charles Atlas, HIU—Kti»*na. Detroit. Utt; Vernon. stayed 5 1-2 games o ff the pace Bolton. McDonough Is now starring third with 143. ' services of Jackie Hill, who had O'Malley. I apeak for themselves. Clrotte, 21 each. They finished the strong msn, from the waist New York. July .1 — i/P) — The The first time Mathews worked Waehington. 101; Roien. Olereland 93; with the undefeated American Hogan Cards 70, two games behind the Indians. - I Philley. Philadelphia. 92: Suder, Phlla- with a 9-1 verdict over tha St. Stricken on Train tha night off, and Tony Smith who np," the erstwhile Clipper oh- first time .Joe DiMaggio saw out with fhe Braves, he struck out Louis Browtui. Washington beat I..c|ôn Juniors... How about U sidelined with water, on the Q. WTien does the second game three atralghl timesWhich prompt' serve u,n and Vernon. Wathlnjrion. 19; Um- takfo off In the locker room. In banding Pittsburgh its sixth, signated games In the three local New Brunswick. N. J., July 10— -exhibition against the steadily im gin after completion of the first the Nsw York Yankees' center- holler: "Let's get a- batter I No Future in Game Baiting .422 Ihe bigger he looks. iripiFH — g\ivr'ita. ». a straight loM, the Giants climbed baaeball leagues during the next Ties for Lead ($•)—Don Tbompaon, Brooklyn Oilers Hold Off Last Inning Tire proving Kosciuszko Club. few weeks? Parents, aa a Whole, game? - "Nature gave him the per fielder, hit, run and thorw. Joe there Mlnuao. (Thicaso «"<• Vernen and Jrn- within one game of first division. . X ' ______Dodger outflslder. was taken to Bert Wliecler, on the mound for ■ A - Twenty minutes later, unless But' shrewd baseball observers ; aen. Waahinslon. S. are not taking.a wholehearted In fect body for baaeball." said: Horns Runa—Ro»en. Cleveland. 21: They've been that close before this- Middlesex Hospital here early this the Vernon avenue boys, although Ashfviils, N. C.— (N E A)—EverAbaaeman In the hope that he could a longer interval between games "There'a the next great ball watched the I terest in their youngsters in the Camoustts, Scotland. July 10 — rs4X>rd for this vicious course with morning from tha train carrying a trifle wild in apots." pitched a Is declared by the umplre-ln-chlef sea.'.on but they've alwaya fizzled hear of .a .422 hitter quitting baae play that position despite the player.” quick to spot the latent talents in , „ (-..rneri, Bo.ton, 15, Mamie, leagues. (ID—Ben Hogan of Fort Worth, hia 69. haii a chance for riscord- the Dodgers from Philadelphia to Rally to Register 7 to 6 Victory steady, crafty game allowing but aching shoulder. and annoiincM to opposing man Mathews. One of them was Dixie ■ York. 13. out under, prea-vure. The first time baseboll Commis Stolen Banes — Rivera. iTitraso. H Tex., went into a tie for tha lead breaklng score on the 18th. He New York. four hits. Reggie Abrahamson ball because he felt he had no fu Normally a pull hitter he could agers at the eoncluslon of the first Walker. coach of the Cardinals. ' « THE DODGERS, who beat with Roberto Da Vlcanso of the • ^ sioner Ford Frick ssw Eddie Math Minono. 14- Philley, Philadelphia and Robin Roberta the last time thev Dr. Charlie RobMna gained sec punched a flve-yard putt, but the There was no immediate indlca- starred_at the plate for the Moose ture In the game? not get out front on pitches. Most game. The umplre-ln-chlef of the Dmlgerg to Keep ews swing ,a bat in the Boston •Who mafULged thy Braves' ?f^™> IJensen. Washlnslon. Si Bushy„ Waah- Argentine today, after the third Uonaa to hja condition. STANDINGS ! and got two doubles in two trips faced him, ksyoed him in . the ond place and sond time in the ball bung on tho lip for a four.. This highly improbable move of hls_ hits were straightaway. . first game Is the timekeeper con Braves' training camp, he said: club at Atlanta then. Inston. 7. round of the British ,Open golf 'Thompson.' who played in the W. L Pct.l to the plate. Wirhinx—U.pal. NewYork and Shea. eighth Inning last night but then recent 10-mile handicap road race Hogan, who haa been having took place when Danny Keith of Keith had compiled a streak of trolling the time between gamea. Legal Advisor "This boy could develop Into the "We needed help and we thought Waahinctnn. S-1. .SS9; Brown, Ronton. in Needham, Maas. New Lon ;^mpionahip. Both had soorts of putter trouble, sank some beauties game lost by the Dodgers to the Police and Firemen . . 4 1 .8001 hL Cards Trounce '•In tonight’s contest the P.A.C. the Asheville Tourists, leading hitting in 23 consecutive games. Q. . What was Tookie Gilbert's next home run king of the majors." Mathews was worth a trial." said 7-2, .77S, rarneli. Boiton. 11-4, 75»-nie who would dare to disagree witl) with John Quinn,- . Braves' general _ Sirikeouin — Pteree, nUras«. 7»; New London runner, gained flrst third round, whila Da VIcenso hole. '' headaches after the game. He Manchester Tire ..... 1 Touriftllot^. cf The tUanta* first baseman ap Brooklyn Dodgers have voted, manager, to let us have him. But Trurkn, (Tileaso 7S. Parnell Benton eighth. It waa the first time In 29 Yanks in Slugfest ...3210 left for Hampton, Va., where he these Jove-at-flrst-aight observa- Phils- scored 87-34 — 71. On hia outgoing nine, which he fainted on tha train. in LogAD. If V. ... will work ■ for an automobile Sports Mirror peared In 177 gameo, collected unanimously In favor of retaining: they didn't think he was ready for i *>'*''*• starts that Roberta haa failed to The Argentine had flniabed long did In one-under 35, he had a 25- He was accompanied to the hos Bantly Oil hald off a last ditch wmnok. 2b V . ... 2 a 1 > <_, _ _s 1 tvK/V __ in drlphia/«5. finish. Smoky Burgess, pinch hit tally by Manchester Tire to edge F»hv. c ...2219 agency. , . 1B2 hit*. 81 home runs, 118 runs a salaried legal representative who FROM HIS FIRST swing at Class A after only 63 gamea before the U. 8. open champion, footer for a birdie. pital by Harold E. Wcndler, Dodger johMfow. fi ;...l 2 0 0 Keith's decision was prompted driven In batting .2.59. would serve as a sort of "player's Phoenix. Arix., Mantle had every Class D. ting for Bob Miller who took over and Hogan knew what he had to Cerda also putted excellently, trainer. the Tlremen 7 to 6 and return the Mor 0 mo* tn 1; wild pitch^B. Marib 2. JwvmrGckuf. lb . ... 2 2 2 6 TOD.AY A YEAR AGO—The from Roberta, drove th the tying AMERICAN STANDINGS ■YGtftGBon.------£i^k>. ..— H^wl bAllB. t 8«trvb. ss ...... 3 Q 0. 0 by a chronic injury to his right White Sox defeated the Senators, A. What major league shortstop commtsalonef.” body watching and talking about "We went back to our training - SERVICE - tho cboera of a largs gallary which with a 15-footer on the tenth and Tbompaon. a nativa o f Swepoon- loaara to sole possession of the In W L FcL and winning runa with a douhU. termediate League cellar. Man- Maltfmpn. Pftckît: inntne pllcher. Cole. 9b ... 1 0 0 0 shoulder which hindered his 4-2, and 2-0, to moye within two compiled the highest batting aver Carl Erskine. player representa him. A iwitch hitter, Mantle con camp in Pensacola, Fla., empty- wm;N ^ <>i w ANT n ! has mada Mm tha popular choice a 2Vfooter on tha 11th. Howaver. vllla, N. C.. had twice been hit in ...... 2 0 1.000 HftWitt:' lofiiuc pitcher. ZAfflin: umplrftB > WhFAlFr. p ...3010 age for a season? handed,” continued Walker, "but PameU made Casey Stettcet's the head by pitched balls while cheater Tire had the tying run on lfIfcb«ll"MulUn: Bcor^r, Coib; tim^, | ...0100 throwing arid made swinging thB j jnd one-half games of first place, tive of the National League Club, sistently■latently flotgedfloggea methe banoaii 400s w feet leei nanoeo. uuniumcu — - over-par holes followed on the 12th ...... 1 1 JOO _ A G - bat painful." " c ■ - . ^ . ‘■'A. Lake Appling of-the White said yesterday that-"such a man either way. HIS speed, power and 'jw o weeks later our third baseman Atl-Siar pitching aalaetinna Akother I k h d la *Ma srfteruoon and is ih and h* lost his advan- playing with Montreal in tha Inter tMrd baao In the last Inning w ith: ^ ^ g e rs 2;0U...... - 1 0 FIVE YE.ARS AGD—'The Dodg only ono out but could not score oaruinais 1 2 .833 ... 10 0 0 "I know that sooner or later the Sox, .388 In 19.58. would represent the players In arm made the most hardened cam-1 got hurt and I asked Quinn to re- bad as he threw his second o I ••nrtrr Uiidi W’ark will decide tha champiimalUp, and Uga. national Laagua In 1952...... 1 2 / .333 ...01 00 ers trounced the Giants, 15-10, and the equaliser off Bantly relief ’Yankees ,i. a , Injury will end my career and Q. How. many times did Babe such complicated matters aa divlr paigners on the field or In the press consider. This time we got the boy. straight ahutoiit at the Yankees. it la far from over with Dai Raea I 0 0 1 moved into fourth place. Ruth atrikf odt during hia big- The victory waa the 12th of the o l\ htfl MimmK nl pitcher Myles MtDohough. the job opportunity won't keep," Sion of television money, the pen box -reach for iiiperlativea. They "WE COULD SEE right off that i and Peter Thomson of Australia Led by the booming bats of Cor I Totals ...... 2 S 16 -7 18 6 f TEN ■i'EARS AGO—F r a n k league career ? sion fimd and wouldt also advise forgot, temporarily, his jump from j Eddie was a natural hitter. You year for Parnell,'the first in the onlv a stroke behind the leaders THE 'HREhlEN took the lead in Moaiio f4) - explained the 27-year-«ld first Kimbrough was named head foot o U h» t l Mal.im inr ky Fisher and Jlra Florence, the AB R H PO A K 1330. us on such legal matters as con Joplin five leagues upward to had to be blind not to see If. But Larry Goetz, lertiiring to a league to win a dozen. at 215. the first Inning on a two-run cir baseman. ball coach at North Carolina Pre- cuit blaat by Harry Griswold. The American Little League Cardinals Am. 3 b ...... In 1930. Keith, a left-hand hit Q. How many warn.i-up pitches Yankee Stadium- .had - -been ------paral- he was no Pie Traynor in the field. group of IJtUe League umpires, . A two-run homer by Sam Male HOGAN MMSED a beautiful Ted Williams Says He’ll Flight. ta cts .” o M'dor 1 iirip up pitmen acored aingle markers in captured their first n1n In the lAant. 2h ...... ter, copped the Class B Piedmont is a relief hurler allowed when he TTie proposal was forwarded to IWed only three times before, by As a hitter he was knocking them said the worst thlag an srbitrr ran provided the winning margin for chance to take aa undlsputsd lead aecond round against the Yankees ?Shvk. BB ...... TWENTY YEAR8 AGO—Neal out of sight, but he couldn’t stop a do Is follow the rule book too the White Sox who have loat only whan he went two over par on the the third and fourth ' frames to KonarBkl. rf ...... League batting title with a mark goes into the game? Ralph Klner to be presented to Rogers Hornsby, Sid Hudson and o llr.ikr .''fiv ice In a 17 to 14 slugfeet played at Moleski. lb ...... (Mickey) Finn of the Phillies died A. Eight. ball unless it was hit right at him. closely. five Umaz in their laK 28 starts. 17th hole with a six. Howaver. he Slota. If ...... of .357 while playing for Newport the club owners when they meet Mike Gonzales. oC:ii \ta-hinir Not Play This Season Charter Oak Field last night. News. The next spring he was ad at Allentown, Pa., aftef a stomach Q. There are two out with the during the All-Star game. The task waa not made easier "I remember one-homer he hit. •it gets you in trouble,” warned The game.waa a replay of a Ifay got a 4 on the par five 18th to FISHER AND FLORENCE each VKSTLBUAVa BESIXTS Marcham. rf. c ... ofieratlon. bases loaded. The batter hits the There is a magnolia tree growing 27 conteat which went 13 innings draw even with De VIcenzo. One Run Win AmBrirJiM ks-nSfr, rf ■ "i/' vanced to Montreal of the Inter Klner has also been asked tq when Casey Stengel put him In the the man who haa been 4»lllng ’em collected three hits to lead the BoBton 4. N«*w York 0. Courtetnanrne. 2b. national League, bu t. injured his ball over the fence, but rounding outfield to try to fill the shoes on a terrace In dead center at the In the Natkmal League for 18 and ended In a 2-2 tie because of .- F ran k. fftrsnahan of Toledo. game, Card batters. Fisher got a homer, 4. Detroit 2. Abrahamson. e ... propose to the owners that the the night curfew,. Fireman Harry New York, July 10 (iPi—Ma-ebaseball and ths All-Star ^»*ardB. X ...... shoulder making a throw in an first base he misses the bsg and, number of tickets alloted to play o f Joe DiMaggio. Mickey had never AtlanU park about 440 feet away. yMrs. "There’s a rule, for example, Ohio, who led after the flrst dav scheduled for Cincinnati next ttaaUr Oil <1^ a double and a aincle u-blle Flor WaJhlncton 8. Phliadplphi* 4. Dorish worked 10 1-3 ipninga of TURNPIKE with a 70. shot a 73 today and is rihe Captain Ted Williams said AB R H PC A K Cleveland 9. St. Louia L. exhibition game at Vero Beach, Last îghVs Fights on appeal, is called out. How many era be increased to Include two played the outfield. He had been a He hit one Into It halfway up. I that says a player ean’t dispute an 'Tuesday, and waa moat anxious grauu. c( ... -•3100 ence got two. singles snd a double. ToialB ...... ^ 22 4 6 18 1 2. remember another homer he hit In the marathon conteat and he was at 217. with Eric Brown of Brit ha definitely will play with the Natieaal X—Batted for Marrham. Fla. runs count? reserved seats daily. Hayers pres ahortatop in the minora. umpire’s lieelston. If you I'arried Boston Rad Sox next year and ex to hear how his Red Sox look. |H«liund. p. ib — ;••• J " 1 1 2 0 Other Card hitters to collect more York 4. PUlBborrt 0, A. It was the third out, so no Memphis. There is a sign sitting back for more yesterday, taking A U T O BODY WORKS ain. Brown shot a poor 75 today 13 8 0 Phllkdelphla 8. Broukfj’n S T*n-ba.. hit*. F.hy. Abrsh«n«on 3 ___ At that.time Kei^ was an out ently—cccalve .two. general adml.s- .MlckeyJAICKAV wasWBB onlyOniY 10iw when wnen 1i4| nc l^- It out to Jhe letter, you wouldn’t pressed the hope-that -he could gat . Jia axpreaaed pleasure: over Boar J. , •1* 0-0 0 than one.hlt wens.Charlie Hurlburt Mt -Ml-"bSMs, -Ko« :(u»iko ■ S. JtooM ■ TJetrSif AT ~A n dT e w a. 155'i nins rmlDt. " “ “ came a awllch hitter." ftii dad was , oh the ceriteftfleld fence which Says -over from Joe Dobson in the foorth II.I. \N . -I Mill.II. riimiiiki' after "sharing the'lead 'with Rees' OntyvimmrprhrduWh------— ha... on h.!!., Whr.lrr . (An.. 5 fielder who "usix! to dare runners sion ducats daily. lm\^ in v pUyers left qa the fleld pormlssion to participate in some ton's surprisingly fins showing KcDonousb. lb. p ...... * i 1 11 O 0 and Andy Anderson. Andy got a STANDINOH 8 Superior, Wis. outpointed Ixm Q. How many games did Joe a righthanded aeml-pro pitcher i if you hit it, the atoam laundry or bench. and allowing only one hit in 5 1-3 yesterday after two rouiida at 142. 1 1 1 2 U 3ouMe and a single while Ciiarile Court.msnrh. 7: .trikooul.. by Lens S ' to take that extra base.” The arm Referring to a auggeation that innings. ^ n t e r ball lo work himself into -Ihl* season but aotaon’hat sa.dly ...... : ...... J i0 1 0 2 0 AmeriraM, Whr.lrr »; hlu off. Ijui. 5 (or » run. In failed to heal during two years Barry, IW, Detroit, 8. Black appear iii last season snd and hia grandfather waa a south-J across the street will pay you "Common senhe, pure ahd sim Hogan, Stranahan and 'Thonnion predicted that the Yankees will , j2 14 1 0 got Cn'o singles. w L Pet. GBL 3*, Innings; Court.m«nch* 3 (or 4 run. what waa hl's earned-run average? Would bar twi-nlght ' double- $1,000. Nobody had ever hit It be BOB I-EMON won his 11th PHONE M ltcM 3*7043 were two strokes.. o|T .the lead condition. New York 62 m * 3-3' hit bv-plich.r- -bv Courlc-. that Danny sp en t.la the Navy. Newark, N. J. — Andy De Paul. paw. So he awiing lefthanded I ple, Is nil you need In-^ll^la busi- -win tha Amsricaa Laague'pennant Ixuhtman.rt .v.'.VVVV... p-.i1 0 *0 O 0 The Cards started off early get Chiraffo...... 48' .«<« T ' A. The Dodger relief pitcher headers. Ersklns said the players fore. But Eddie hit one deep game of the season aa he gSOa the’ starting thair rooming 18, xwhile / "I t all depends, o f courM, upon 21 1manrb. (Wltlnok): wtM plirhr.. I^ni ■When he returned to the Brooklyn 154. Cliffslde Park. TT." J: OUtpoInl- against pop and rlghthanded| urn*.** for the fifth Straight year. He ting two markers In the first and Cleveland...... 47 21 .«^»2 .*»4 3: losing pllchrr, I.Ani. umpir.., V.n- appeured In 3d games, finished didn’t feel they could tell the own enough---Jnat a few feet to the Browna only five hits and drove In De Vincenso trailed Rees an4115 13---Lyfa-Au?!.^rL-______- With a 2.IS ER.A;------tally, Is hia iâl hame. hot shore H$lit—and they gave him $200 for three’ruqa. St. Louis got one aafe- Brown a stroke: ...... WaBhlnftnn-vrx* 43^ 2 cided to convert him into a first Orange. ly Influenced by the way hlg ty off Bob Hooper who replaced Ma business manager, in a cross National Lapirue.' Slmmoni. 2b their big innliig w as'tile'th lrt Tn Philadelphia ...... —33 4R - .4m - 21- - for Michael. He. was named after that the next day.” .Taxaa Ben, playing mathodteally ■ "Know. what...1 .,wou)d.,llka . to AltkBn. 2b which they tallied times on U- ___ GABtE MONDAY leaguers hat. It ntaken umMriag Lemon In the nlnith. country telephone conversation ICoh«». -**• v.-.r. rt 10 the former great catcher of the ' Dixie 'w'ouhd iip hi# Ulsfcri'atlOn and with great ca^ was going d o?" he asked CJorcoran. 'T d like three hits. tw o "'iS f6 rs’ 'shd four ‘ f x - 5 " # > 1 Sunday’s basebsll game between beWa4l . the H’l fellows difflenit. Ed Fits Gerald dou'uled home last night. VltiA^r, If. p NsIImuU ^ Philadelphia Athletics. Mickey like this; Goetz was asked how to curb this great on His incoming jnlne with to get permission, to play winter Griftwold. c ...... walks. They were held scoreless in Br«*tvit ...... 4S 33 ,S2* - the American Legion and Thomp- l i "When that boy geta into a three runs in 'Washington’s suc "A ftar all, I am an old man,” wichman. rf /... Oochrsne, whose first name was practice, three birdies wMin hs ran into ball I'd like to put in about six the last two frames bv Walt Glea Mlls’sukrv ...... 4« 33 . 590 3 sonvHle will be played at Mt. Nsl^ pitch, he drives it as far as any cess against the faltering Ath trouble on the ,17th. Hta 220- he said. Moriarty, lb 8t. Louis ...... « 33 5S4 .V, Gordon. •*The_ hide gfeaUy exaggerate week* of playing In Cuba, Puerto P*ar*on. cC...... son who relieved Pete Zaglio In PhllSdsIphta ...... 41 34 .547 at 2:30. body. And ha’s a nice kid to have letics. Frank Shea allowed six hits yard drive wap played short to Reminded that ha would be 35 At Joplin, Mantle hit 28 homers. batters Uke Staa Muslal." moaned and walks hut he went the route . Rica or Central America." Curry, c f ...... the fourth.’ Nrw York 41 3ti .533 7'i on your c-lub—on snd off the fl^d.” 10 14 miss a c r e e k / His next shot next October whereas Johhny Misc In New York. Manager Lou AuBtin. 3 b ...... Cincinnati ...... 34 *4 .4.IS l.I THE BIGGEST IMPROVEMENT IN CAR 14 righthanded and 12 lefthanded. n member of the nudlence. '"They to post his eighth victory against lUrtIn. 3b ...... Joey Camposeo. Bob Maltempo, In hts first year with the Yankees. landed In a ^ p sand bunker, but la attll going strong at 40 with the Boudrmu of the Red Sox express Gordv Geer, and Hank Pedemonte ChicAK'* ...... 2* 47 .373 19*y stodp wny over till their chins jt aingis loas. CswflKi Srt Yankees, Williama laug.hed and Pittsburgh ...... 27 57 . 321 25 Mlrkey hit 13 home runs, seven _ (Tomorrow's story—Bt^th Man Hocan blaaLFd out to within 35 ed happiness over WiUlama’ de Forlln. were the batting atara for the tle and Matliewa realize thetr practically touch the ground. How tanaPlaiiiu said: TOBAY’S GAMBS righthsnded snd six lefthanded. Of would yoji make ’em stand up nt feet of tM pin. He putted flvs cision to return to baaeball and 8 21 11 3! Yanks as .they each collected two Amerleaa MOTORCYCLE PAINTING SINCE THE SPRAY METHOD wraknranrn and work on them). Jockey Nick Jemas rode Blind "I ’m no Mize. For that matjer TptalB ...... 26 ♦ W**hlnffton at New York—'Porterfield his 23 homers last year," IS were the plate normally?” Path to win the flrst race con feet ishori. and his next hung said ha feela certain he.can find a { Rtma b*tHi In. Orlawold. I. Brault 2, hits. Altboui^ they scored nine agonisingly on the Up of the cup who la?” spot in the lineup for the slug Morlaiiv 1 Duncan. Coir ViUnf r; runs In the second Inning. . the U0"7l VB. Lsupat j hit' righthsnded. fto far this sea 'I’d call a few strikes 4ui ’em, tested at the new Monmouth Park __ ,jr.e -b a w hit, Vlt...VUtii.r;_hoinB . - Creveland at rhkra«o «3-lwl-nlfht) — 1 RACES h o o a S a v e r a g e s 7 o i'l Ted, who arrived in the United ging outfielder. arUwoM: Keller <4*4> and ' Oarcia M(V6l vs, son. he has hit seven homers right- snid Larry Goetz. "Thal’d stop track In 1948. ' and he had to tap It In for si six. run Oriwrold: .lolrn ba..., Slnrln, Yanks could only score four more States from Korea yesterday for "MOW nMi one chib that 000140*1 dainbr, VlttnCT. . Blrnmnns. Pearson; runs which were not sufficient to pierce and Bearden (2-3l. j handed and five lefthanded. Amaz ’em-" 1 B u /K og an fought back on the St Lsoul* at Detroit (nlffht)—Plllettte ; SATURDAY. JULY 11 Chicago—OP)— Just before he 18th/for Ms Mrdia four. He drove a sarlas of ear tests at. Oak Knolt uae a guy Uke WlUlsnis." he said. double plays, nrlswrid-gimmons; Hed- stop the steamrolltng Cards. ing Is the word for If. according to ■T' lund. Starin-McDonoush; !*(•*>" •’Sfll' (3-6) VB. <;ray l4-8i. / ' ' . . S:S0 r. M, Frankie Frisch, .greatest of sm-iteh headed for Scotland for -the Brit jratda to the fairway afar tha Naval Hospital In Oakland. Calif., “ I wlah I had him M the Kppw_ oners' arTtre- rr baifinon-'baHs. Hed- -^- Only-two-Mta accounted for the - Philadelphia. aUBouton tnlffhW ; told Corcoran he haa no Immedi- can© ti-4> Vi. McDermott o r ; hitters. ish Open. Ben Hogan showed a flred. a two iron 25 foot right now. Ted is a very deter lund 7; Vlttner J. Sellde 1: etrikeout*. nine runs in the second frame for HALF MILE TRACK ajta plans since Ma discharge from mined person; I’m aure It wouldn’t flelble 6. liedlund S. McDonough I '.^bits NUtm 14-3). Mantle’s aoMd la a extraord 70.31 atroke-per-round average tho pin. Hia. putt failed t)y off: Hedlund T (or S runs in 4 1-S hi- the Yanks. Moat of the tallies were NatWaal. * for hia 18 rounds of golf In four an Inch, but he got down in foUr. the Marines la not due until Octo take Mm long lo get Into shape." New York at Brooklyn (nifhU —Man*} inary as his.hitting. Mickey gfffs ninxs: McDonough I for 0 runs In J-S walked across aa only two mark He (6-41 VB. Mllhken 0-2) or Meyer StaNori SpiiigE ■way from home plate as if it spring tournaments. Hta 18 MG MG Hogan had hardly flniabed whan ber,- , ' Williama has been out of baae tn^ngs: Belble ] ( « 1 * JP: ers were driven across on hits. "Shrs. I’ll play boll nest yanr. ball since the Marines callad him linn: Vlttner J (or 4 run. In * innings. 17-81, ' • o were about to explode. He has ên rounds resulted in victories in the I RACES . They wear iNier another Argentine. Antonio Car jU by Richer, bj;. Hedlund (Stmmonsi; FOUR YANKEE pitchers were PlttBburah at Philadeiîta fnlght)-*" clocked at 3.1 seconds for the 90 U. S. Open (283), Colonial Open RACES ds. came in with a blistering 59 If they (Red Boz) sUII wwat nae," up May a. 1962, for Ma aecond pused bans Griswold l»8ui1n; whMlng used but they failed to: hold the Dick*on l4-8> VB. Bimnume i7-6>. SfMtdway, Co m # Pitching—Mel Parnell, Boaton i ho said. "But I hape they don’t hitch In tha armed •erirloea. nttcher. Hedlund: losing pitcher. Selble;, Îcaao at Cincinnati 13-ilwt-rflahO— feet from the plate to first base. (282), Pan-American.' Open at for a total of 215, tialng him for rejuvenated Cards who collected Mtnner and Church (M) vb. Pod- A.M.A, SANCTIONED Red Sox, won his 12th game, tops because they fit better think rns n anperman. Baaelmn ” 8 0 Teddy Is worrtsd whather umpires. VacantHUmsdeli; scorer, Some believe this performance la Mexico CUy (2861 and Masters In the American League, by shut second with Reoa and ’fhomaon. Tairo: ttmr. 2 : 1 5 . ______' 12 hits In 38 times at bat.' Fisher blelan 15-7) and Raffeneberaer (4»7». RAIN DATE, JULY 15 SEE US SOON toR A Is s game wlwio yon have got tp we want him back.” said Boaton boosted his batting average by Milwaukee at St. UhjIb inlahO—Spahn NO EXTRA COST as remarkable. If not more so, than (274). Hia 272, which )yaa four ting out the Nsw York Yankees PIÎNVIUE SE^DIUM 875 MAIN STREET BOBBY LOCKE of South Africa, ll(>s8) 'VB. Prenko l6-a». COLLISION the 582-/oot homer the Commerce. strokes hack of Sammy Snaad In the defending champion, just about be. In tip t«p shape. I'm a llt$^ Coach Bill McKachnie. "You can knot the count and pushed acrom getting three hita for four tripa to BeeaMor Of lacreaaed for ths second straight tlm«, 4-0. tell the world we would lovo to FREE ESTIMATE Okis.. strongly clouted 'out.- of the Greenbrier - Open, was not Batting—Whltey Lockman, New e v e r y blew himself out of the tourna top heavy right now by 19 or 15 another in the fifth to put them the plate. WORK Efflcleacy Griffith Stadium, Washington, last ment with a 74, hta second la two nsnai^ I weigh about 319 Mat have him back right now. Aa for ahead. Norm VIttnar replaced Jim counted by the PGA. Hogan York Glanla. ran hia major league SATURDAY. 8:00 R.M. him not being in shape, don’t make Tomorrow’s game witl be be- ____JJ2 ' A p r iL ^ fi other..,pjaygr hss^.?yer .UaAi(ir.41llcdJaJI)'4 ,OOl-'Wlib fouc ainglgs. .-dags. Ua.andwt xrtMmKy's. rtWiA 1 4ou’t thipk I will have say trou- Salbtb on tha Mil for thl Tire Com- .tWMa- the. Dodgrts .and. Um. Bad m 'grtaig'-Taft'--shMji4:'- T * m ir*ir'iitfltir.^r Enbw-Bttt bojrr-Mp ^ y ia a V m fa#g*d fttr "thrbr been able to better 3.4 seconds. Whlta Sulphur Springs, W. Va. In the OlanU’ 4-0. victory over 'XODLTRgnSS^^-^TftLir gS8‘ with a 145. only throo strokes off SoK, the first round championa "If you think he's fast' going FREE PARKING the pace, but his 74 this'morning weeha o f ooudltlauiBg la would be out at six o'clock every nms In the sixth and a flnsd tally Danny Renn and Austin Mc- Pittaburj^. m(>ming working out until it got |n the seventh. /I*ckit Hedlund, ilmvii to.JlEBt.” -Yaakea OomA jumI TRO TnN D -Ptm RECWR1» RAIN DATE, Sli^. NinL- gave him a total of .230. -DesvoU, laagua laadlag-hiUara. will — Our Rf w.lBfni-Yed tm- fo n n sr eatehar « m JWBkair • ed«f->fc?* ' Cerda,' In tying tha comprtltlvs Cprcowm ■ mUE A would Ne nsgdy maaawhUa.' Unnhad. ,1pm - -be ready to gHra the 'Butna’ pftch*' •CSTKe-.C. r n i^ ' within a waek' or 16 day*,? ncl^vhldi mik'cs foaiiliiie •memted. “ you shouM-time his*-aik Hew ToVk’Âfl-^Prbmd TJon, Intr .ûssttotts- jconcernUif after Orlrtiwia s “ i era plenty «rf trouble.-’The gBIBe' ''- R BAKED-ON ffMRiel Ms way-td ace4Hidi when ha-'a-raalty - smahaMsd-in tha sixth and alloffed « 11I get under way at 5:80 on the ne'e’s Kbrise of Uib-•"yttaf ' lit 1961; a pair of runs.' Two more were paint''job for your ear. moving. Nobody who ever.Mved ban nseds 4>nly $24,000 to becoms ths Charter Oak Park. reach aecdnd base from ths plate rUDALBEKRAial charged to him In the seventh, but Cardlaals (ID. (jco^TIIU Standardbred sport's leading S AT LOW PRKS58 4 DeeVs Defeat miller^s ^ he received credit for the win. Sel- AB R H PO A-E as- quickly ...------. aa _ Mantle." . money-winning trotter. The $-year I Hurlliurt. rt a ABSOLUTELY DUST MANAGER STRNOEL thinks shooting for the COMPLETE bie was charged with the loss. ' Anderson, p. FREE with hia tremendous spaed. Mickey |2S2,929 mark of Proximity this ArihHr Dnic Stores j On One-Hit Mound Job The Ollera garnered a total of i Fisher. SB ... couldI beoon>ebecome the major leagrie'aleagrie season. ProiitoP ^ t o Don won $58,000 last ‘ noims S A. M. to 11 P. M. T nine hlte Every pUyer ex ce^ Jim , ' sk | first .400 hitter alnce Ted Wil year. r a d ia t o r Knhiman got on# and lead-off b a t - | ^ , ^ J ^ i o PrankoVitch, ss ...... 1 1 1 ter Ronnie Brault collected two., - m Bothman. I f ...... 4 • GLASS-LIKE FINISH S liams hit .408" In 1941. He thinks STANDINOS Beverly, p ...... e I 10 Mantle's biggest drawback Is his Millar's Rastaurant ... 7 2 .778 Thompson, c f’r .,;.. 1 1 0 For the loaers, Vlttner *** *■...... i eagerness to.try to hit the ball out SERVICE Damato’a ...... 4 3 .571 August, r ...... 1 10 6 a triple and a aingle In addition to Krsu'sr. Jb’ '.'.;/;'.'.".’.’.'. 3 • FACTORY METHOD g Rtvosa. If ...... A al 0i 0a . drawing a walk, wMla Griawold — ^ '-f, 'i . of the park every time he comes Docl’a Drtva-In 4 3 .571 Novak, rt ...... 38 17 13 13 a 4 to bat. That, o f eourae, makes Mm Naaaifla : ...... 4 5 .444 J? -!! _i JIJ! J had a perfect day at tha plats with i Touis Vaak.n 114) ' - I n 13 ------— bait for bad pitches. • CLEANING Silk a t y ...... 0 5 .0 00 ToUto double snd tw o singles in addi-jeampoaM, Sb'. ... 5 3 3 1 • WILL OUTLAST BY = tion to hiB home run. Mmirr. rf ...... 1300 FAR THE ORDINARY » "Thev didn’t do Mickev anv fav RECAP TIRES Philips. Sb ors yvlth the lively ball either,” said • REPAIRING Rec Softball League tightened Day. If SATURDAY NIGHT rt 6:15 ■: PAINT JOB s Casey. "Sure he’ll hit one nine 6.00x16...... $5.95 and up Uarrilo. u Mt. Nebo a real battle should take pMte'monte. ib Aip a llttla last night after Daci's rbagnon. n ...... ptece between The Police and Fire- ! MarMi. p. if ... miles now and then. but. If they •RECORING prcorranll. lb ,. bad the dead ball Tv Cobb and .... .$6»95andup Drivo-Iii boat MUIcr'a RasUurant, Conran, cf . . v men and Roy Motors. The M otors; ••• 6.70x15. Johnaon, c ...... huided the PFs their only loss in , oieaaM. If. ib them feltowa pl«y«d with, he might 7 to 0. Tommy Conran’a alnglo PMrrM». 3 b ...... bit .400 year in and year out. He’d Prompt servieo for aS makes Claughsry, rf .... thair last meeting, and a win for,|îio. p 710 X 15. . . .$7.95 ond up after two men w ere. out in tha them would move them into a tw«v ’ S give up trying to hit them 500 foot In our speMnlly sUffod mdtoe flomert.. He’d -hit them on the (Pins Cxchango Oaetag) last Inning spoiled a no hit, no run Total...... 30 I 1 31 16 1 way tie for the league lead with "H s tt’rtMi ts trmU. S*yt y e* tsm tr ttr i W m rryrn s farihtr tor repair depaitmeat. bid by Wee Willie Beverly. Jerry Deere ...... » 1 (U1 0—7 Toials 39 M 9 II 4 I WEST ST. srrpund more and how could an In- Run. balled In. Tholapaoa------3. Fraakix the PFs. _ Ran (or Tort.nwn In 4th. 0m0k»$0TOUCHEXTRA-AULEAGEKEUYF* fielder throw the kid out with the USED TIRES FOR SALE Ctaagnon w-as tha loser. rllrh. H. Corrmtl 3:...... tn-o-basc hli.M. Card...... !®2?—n dead ball that hopped to him ao Corr.aU: .lol.n base. Augual: l.ft Yank...... Oil 1 90—14 Hippo Corrontl with three hits, basca. Dtel'a S. MULr'a 1: basM on Run. bailed In. MaUvmpo, Ijingr, i .U Dl Al IN I' 'W . alow and easy?” NEW TIRES AT LOW PRICES ono a double, led the winners’ of- balls. Beverly 1. Cbagnoa 5: MrUieouls. nshrr. Hurlburt 3. AndrriKMi. I^kMt. •RAND AVL Mathews’, development aa a ball Beverly 10. Chagnon 5: wild pitchei, Sport it Schedule "j Plor«Brr. H.wUt. CampoMSi.' SUnlir. fanatve. player followed the Mantle acripL BROWN- Chagnont -paaaM balla, JoIuum; acorar, G . rr. Prdrmontr. Bairs; lwo-bas« hiu, •00 SETS OF SEAT COVERS Daci's talliad tnica in tha flrst K CarUon. PIMirr. rtwracr. PidrmnnI.. Aadrr- The only difference was'that Eddie Tonight K>n: nomr .nin, yiMirr; l»R sd basrs. did nokbavs a lefthanded pitching inning, ones in each the (bird and Card. 10. Yank. (: baw. on balls. An- TsI. Rsskville •fth ftamm and added three moro Moriarty’s yn. Legion. 5—Me, Mm i. Tire I Rtsapirtac grandnther. BEAUPRE PKAOTtCR SATURDAY drrMn 9. Bagtio >. -UlMaon. Marsh 3. Ineorpomteg ia tha stath. morirt F l^ - H. wltl: slrtkeouts. Hrwltt S. Olraaon 4. assss "Pop always wanted me to be Beee vs. NaaMffe. 5:15—Charter gaglln 4 (or 10 runt la 3: Tortrarn 8 298 Broad Sf. — ToL MI.9-4224 SCHLOTT’S body CAMPBELL AUTO SUPPLY Dwt'S (tl • _ AiMrraon 9 for 11 runa l» 4 Uwringi: come a bidt Rinysjr,” said Eddie. First National Bank will prac AB -R H PO A E Oak. HawUt-4 (or S mas la 3: Rarsh 7 (or 7 •Many a day he’d pitch to me 30 M SSE U ST. Anatslln. 9b : ...... 3 1 8 I tice Saturday momtng at 9:50 at Silk a t y VB. NasaUfa, 5:15— niot in 3: Olsaaon 1 (or 0 runs hi t; (rifhthandad) and mom would M BLS8ELL KTiREET PHONE MI-8-51S7 •.K*uil. lb 1...... ? 1 I * gacUo 4 lor 19 ruas la I; Tartsaaaa 5 M i-M 2 3 4 It. Cerrmtl. lb ...... 4 1 the Charter Oak L f ^ Charter Oak. illlllllllllllHIIIW^ Shag Mae." • ■ A 4Y r t?" '- iC 'V.

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, 00NN„ FRIDAY. JULY 10, 1953 > I i S L i S S S & " KANCHESTEK EVENING Iffi9ALI>» CONN., FRIDAY, JOLT 10, 1988^ Garden— Firm— DiAfary Boosshold Goods t t torBolo I t Hi for Solo 71 Hoosso for Solo 71 Opponent to Zone Chanj^, Produeto 89 10 MmirfEs” from MencheeUr, Ike, Coveniors ArtklM l«r Bdc 45 6 CU. FT, m iG ID AIIlB, all pores- SPRING STREET Help WaBUdM*— * !* 85 ArtldM f«r SbIb 45 lain. Also gray anamal oil otova, BRICK HOME ' five-room ultra modem ranch, AetdBweA* tor Sole 4 Somcoe Offered 18 Reeflac—SidlBf Help 7 comfOrtSBle rooms. 8 jraara old FORBALE-U’ bandsaw eomnleta Ideal for cottaga. Inquira U thort threa bedrooms, tU* bath, nietur* experienced Sales clbrk, tttU DUMP TRUCK driver waatad. Ap NEW ir* Emsrsoa talavlaton, RED RA8PBBRIUB8 for sals. Call Seven room brick home with with many axtra UiUraatlng faa- In Southwest to Hits Methods of Planners M AN dîrra T. V. service, GREAT EASTERN 8189.M, tneludas tax and gwan- with motor, blade and pullaya, otroot window, full boaamant. braesa- FOR A GOOD UMd c«r or a ntw tlma. No Sunday work. Paid vaca- ply Colls Conatructlon Co., 349 latehaU $4794 afUr l p. m. ■ingle gsrage. Only four years turaa. livin g room, firaplace. larg- way, garage, amesita drive. It's OtdimoWl* with Racket enilBe radio aadsT.V. specialleta since ROOFING AND ttona, Chrlatmaa bonus. Sae Mr. Broad street. taa. Ttrma to suit you. MltehaU t$o: Phone 84791. ar than avaragt kitchen,, built-in C lM iifiM ! 1034. Housaônvlce call $3.90. FURNISHED BOOM With private old. Excellent condition. Xot lea* than mm year old and alts Study Drought offioe the record owMr eC the conUct A1 OeUUno, at the Man* CONSTRUCTION CO. KalUi, KolUi'a Variaty, Depot porch. Kitchen privUagaa. GanUa- cabinets In bpdroonu, side porch, high on a hlU with baauttful vlaw. Cite* *Per»i*tent Rumor^ cheater Motor Salea. MltchiU MltcbaU 0>31M day or night PRINTING PRBBB, 7^4 x 11, Kel- Bomohold Goods 51 well Undacaped 90’x300’ lot. Mcnic lot to releaae the Town of Man 24 OAK STREET Square.. say Star, $78. Phone MItcheU man or couple praferrSd. Central is 100’ X 200’ located on Osk- About half acre o f land. Full pries 04U4. INSURANCE BB BURE — Buy Cinoo'all alum with targa fireplacaiMd^plU.. Th0l Board Make* JUp chester from any elaiaa for dam« AdwtiMiiiwts g u a r a n t e e d Toipi quality tele (Yoiir House Doctor) - inum wlnOows. Also salf-stbring 9-9007. BOY! WHAT A BARGAIN! ly located. MRchali t-4U9, aMt t e -lend street on the bus line. $18,700. Coll tha Ellsworth Mittan (0*ff« P i^ ooa) agaa dua to the fooa o f parking FULL TIME Stenographic Work Mr. Wilson. Priced right at $19,900. Aganey, Raaltore, MltchaU p e t e c a n t b e b e a t for Uee« vision service. Calls' received be in a branch office of a large in INVESTIGATOR doors. Coll MItcheU 8-8099 for fraa 3 ROOMS FURNITURE - Ideal home for large family. Mind Before Hearing privUagea In tha evant any land CLASSIFIED ADVT. Car Valuea at Center Motor fore 0 p. m. will be serviced same Specializing In astimatas. Bill Tunaky. STORM WINDOWS, screens and; S-6930. ■ecretariea Thomas B. Stephen* surance company in downtown storm doors, aultatala for Capa Badroom SuUa, Living Room Suits, WHITE FLORENCE combination T. J. CROCKETT PARKER STREET was taken In the futura for etraot DEPT. BOUB8 sales, 461 Main atreet. Open night. CaU Mitchell S-134T. T j j T r r r f e NEEDED BY LARGE and James C. Hagerty; Robert L. An opponent to proposed aone wddening purpeaas. Hartford. Excellent working cod- NA'nONAL ORGANIZATION VENETIAN BI4ND8 Cod home. Good condition. Mltcn- Dtnatte Bat, Ruga, l^mps, Tabloo. oil and gas range, with chroma Broker I'O-room ColonUl on com er lot. ROeXVILLB-Taar old Capa Cod, 8:15 A . M. to 4:80 P. M. evenlnca 'til 0. BUIXDOZER for hire' Excellent Aluminum Clapboards ditione, five-day week, hoapit-41 oll 9-1809. Stove pips, two ^ harrals. Mitch ftreplece in living room, 1 car ga- thraa badroonu, baths, full Farrin^n, acting Director of the changes on pieces of property, lo Throe amendments to definition* TO WORK IN Hlghaat Quality Only WITH AM 244 Main Street in Article I, Section 3 were made i$61 MERCURY Sport coope Mar* for back fill. Landscaping and ' In Colors and sick benefits. Good oppor MANCHESTER-ROCKVILLE Also ReconditfonlM BLBCTRIC RErmOERATCm ell $-7737. rags with large porch attached, baaemant with garaga, 4% mort- Department of Agriculture’s Credit cated on Green road, questioned COPY CLOSING TIME grading. Reasonable rates. Mltch- tunity for the right girl. Call TWO CHARTREUSE and green, Phones Mitchell 3-6416 and copper plumbing. Conveniently lo gaga. Owner. R oek^la 8-9S4i. to excluda cornices, eaves, chim comatlc. One local owner. Guaran A Complete Home Ramodaliag AREA Tapes and Cords by Yard two maroon and gray vertical »DB LtDCE” RANGE Sendee and chief of the depart the mode of operation of the Town neys and guttara projactlng not FOB CLASSIFIED ADVT. teed. Canter Motor Sales, 461 eU 0-M50. Barvlce HarUord 2-6296. After 6 call FOR ONLY TWO BLUE Mirror top end tables Reeidence MItcheU 9-7751 cated. See thU at $18,800. ment’* drought rtllcf work; and Planning Commission during a lânchester, MItcheU 3-7102. CaU blinds, highboy cedar cheat. Hart MANCHESTER more'than 18 inchos from tha prin MON. THRU FRL Main street. Permanent position with good pro ford 8-9609. $939 / and catfaa table. MItchsil 3-6839. former Rep. Ben Guill, Texas Re public hearing on several aone cipal portion of a building. Tha re DOORS OPENED, keys Stted, Mitchell 3-8271 motional poaaibllltiea — salary, n N D E L L MFO. CO. HAWTHORNE ST., NORTH GOOD VALUES copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, CLERK TYPIST wanted for gener Only $14.86 Month PRICE REDUCED-Naw two bed publican . who la now counsel for matters last night in the quest was made by BuUdlng In 10:80 A. M. f o r d —loss Victoria. Radio, heat A . V . UNDSAY - Owner bonus and car expense. Must have MI-3-4B6B 4 pleasant room* with second OLDER EIGHT-ROOM Qolonlal Municipal Building. Declaring that er, Fordomattc. My wife’s car, guns, etc., repaired. Shears, al office work. Experience not Yao, thaaa ara ussd. but In geiod room ranch, convanlantly located' tha Port O Aca Department. spector I>avid Chamber* who re SATURDAY t A. M.^ car, be able to type add some col 488 East Middle Turnplka Balldinf Materials 47 Mosical iBStrsmoRts 53 Full . basement, hatchway, hot Soor shed and gabit dormer* for In fine condition. Four bedrooms, 3 rumors peraisted that board mem cently indicated that many homes driven only 3,197 mUes. Big reduc knlvea, mowers etc„pul Into con* RAY’S R O O F lN a Company. Gut necessary. Apply Manchester ghapa and guarantasd. * expanelon, plumbing In to second OoBlcI ia M b Party - Modes, Inc., Pins street. lege training^ Age 23-30. Write ROYAL AND Bmith-Ooiana dart' water hast. Immediato occupancy, bathrooms, central halleiay. sereena It waa announced at tha airport bers had their minds made up on built on the Una actually wars in tion. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. dltlon for coming needs. Braltb- ter work, roof and chimney re Knotty Pina per M '...... $180 Ar e s s t o r a g e MUSIC Instrumant rsatsL Com- floor, full cellar hatchway. 00’xl40* and storm windows, oil steam heat. qualifications, P. O. Box 360, Hart' able and standard typawritaro. 111,700. Phons Warren E. How that Sea. Price Daniel of Texas la matters before a public hearing contravention to the regulations TOim OOOfBBATIOW WILL walte, S3 Pearl street pairs. Free estimates gladly UKTIL WANTED plats Uns of Inatrumcnta. Rental tot, full bath and ahower. Housa Loveto yard, one-car garage. BB AVnEClATBD 1948 DODGE Fordor Sedan. Radio, EXPERIENCED COUNTER girl. ford 2, Conn. All makes of adding machines Sheathing 1 x. 8 appUac to purchase pries. Rap* land, Realtor, MItcheU 3-8600 any now In hia home state and was in was held. R. K. Nelson o f 409 hecausc thaaa portions war* con given, • Ray Hagenow, MItcheU Call at Caruso's Drive-In, 340 Mid Framing 3 x 4 to 3 x 10 ■EE TT t o d a y o r TONIGHT time. year* young. Priced for quick SIX-ROOM Cap* Cod. recoitly dec. Parker street asked If opponents sidered pert of the main building. heater.. Nice ruiming condition. COMPLETE Repairs oy Stuart R. 9-3314. Rqy Jackson, MItcheU $20 A DAY guaranteed, commis' sold or rented Repatra on aU rsaantlng Olds. Salmar, Bach, vited to join the Presidential party die TUmplks West, or MItcheU per M $99,80. PHONE MR. ALBERT, sale at $114 0 0 . Orated, til* bathroom, latitmdry In "were wasting our time” or did Definitions affacted ara, (a) rear Very clean inside and out. Easy W olcott A>1 Repair, Sales, on 3-8326. Sion and expenses serving estab makes. Marlow’s. HARTFORD 6-0366 Padltr aad Bundy. Msttar’a Muaic MANCHESTER GREEN — Neyr In Amarillo. Dial Ml-3<5121 A-8088...... ^ ..... hpaamant,' hatehwayw r *rtie President want am ad -with (f) front yard and (g) aide- terms; ffonglaa Motors, 838- Main vrashing maeldites.'vacniim clean* lished Wwtomers.tSUt-edged com .<8mall, truck load lots)' . - — AFTER 7 P, M. HTFD. 4S-4S98 Studio, 177 McKM. MKchaU six room ranch Myle home. FiUl 287 EAST c e n t e r STREET Uielr-oppcalttoiai.cany any wsijgh occupancy. Price $13,000. a promise' of congreoslonal sup He cited, as an example, the tae âM^ CWimisy* are'not mehided street. crs, motors, small appliances. CLERK-TYPIST to assist in pay- pany. Permanent. Easy for cour 18” Cadar Stain Shakes 8-T500. baoement srith garage. Largs .RooflBg. 15-A LAWN CHAIRB. unpointed. U40 AU colora, per.aq...... 813.98 A —L—-R—E—R-—T-'-O ’ S Urge rooms, ideal fo r profea- FOUR-ROOM Cape Cod. two un port in the government's fight to these neighbor* had objected Iq the amendment f F r m front Weldihf.î80 Main sUeet Phone roU and varied - clerical duties. teous man with happy dlspoaltlon. 48-48 AUyh Btrtat, Hartford wooded lot. Shown by i^gointmant Bioifial offtcaa and heme combined. rintshad un. Shad doirner. com 1960 FORD 6, H-toh panel; Ladder Phone Mitchell 8-8892 between Burnside Ava. Hartford 9-7379. Assembled .Window tlnlta only. Wm. Kanahl, Builder. Mitch' rellava.the plight of tha drought-' strenuoualjr'*- before to a aone yaida. rack, fully equipped, low mileage.. MltOchtU 9-6678. ______— —, ROOFING—Spectaliaing in repair Five days. Pleasant, air condition' Tile bath and lavatory, 4 bed bination aluminum windows, full stricken Southwest. VaeaUoNS latorrupt I in $33,000. For Appointment ’To Ispect Phone lationa must *1111 b* actod upon. I FURNACES VACUUMED. OU 3-9361. Toy Co., 60 Hilliard street. County available for Rawleigh ' Good, clean condition, |39. Mitch veneUen blinds, racraaUon room, “should have no trouble Ironing on Wert Center street, approved cinity of south Alton street. Call cottage, completely Tcconditioned, good condltlon.'Reeaonabie. Mitch out minor difference*” between Two alternata mambere o f the SIX CYLINDER burners serviced. Reasonable Dealer. Car necessary. Products 190 take it. MItcheU 9-3186. NATIONAL BUILDERS’ all 9-90M. attaChad garage, veranda. Excel THE FRANCES K. WAGNER the alteration of a building line on Mitchell 3-6317. GIRL OVER 18, as waitress, chll eii 9-3780. lent condition. The Henry Eecott CALL WM. McBRIDE the two bills. panel have been vacationing and it. rates. Bob Cartwright. Mitchell well known In locality.. If you SUPPLIES REALTY Liberty street and amended STATION WAGON 9-6446. Heating— Plumbing 17 dren’s summer camp. CaU Mitch Want a • profitable busineaa of FIELD STONE for fireplace and re FIBRE RUGS in stock now. All Agency. MltoheU t-7698, MItcheU MI-S-4816 evening* end week end* Aiken, chairman of the Senate ta not expected that thla matter LOST—Blue and white boy’s Colum 420 Davenport Avenue several regulation*. Several hold will be settled until later this bia bicycle at Globe Hollow, Wed ell 9-04T4. >’our own, write, today for de talning walla. M. French, Coven e d o n and slaaa. 9 x IS $17.98 oobm .9-38U, MltchaU 9-0883. Realtor Agriculture committee, pushed the I FURNITURE Reflnlshlng, anUque HEAUNG Fipm A to E. Con- R wlthoot Boord 59 loenn and aid bill through the Sen over proposal* were by-passed be month. A lto to be decided are nesday afternoon. Mitchell 3-8719. tails. Rawlelgh’s, Dept. C U*G- try. Pilgrim 2-7181. ‘ New. Haven, Conn. and up. Phono Mitchell 9-4843. Mitchell 9-0028 cause some-alternate members of furniture a specialty, chairs caned versloB buratrs, bolltr-buraar HIGH SCHOOL girl to help with Manchester Carpet Center, 808 EDGE o r TOWN, 8-room Cape ^ l e Agents ate after two days of angry de changes in -property on Middle Hester, radio, hydra- 26-316, Albany, N. Y. Telephone STate 7-S697 PIJ5A8ANT ROOM with privst* the hoard who hesrd the propocala FOUND—Electric drill with other and rushed. Anson F. Thorp. units, complata heating aystams. children 3-9 p. m. vicinity Green FLAGSTONE—Stones for walls, Cod open stairway, oU Mcam heat, bate about government buying of l^rnplke west, propoosd by Farm Main atrSat. family. Gentleman preferred. at the public hearings could not be equipment Owner may have same matic. Must sell to pay Phons MItcheU 9-9735. All work guaraiAcad. Time pay Manoc. Mitchell 9-9490. house fronts, fireplaces, etc. Also Chll Mitchell 9-9892. cabinet kitchen, Morm windows, J. WATSON BEACH L«its for Solo 73 live rattle. Lands Shcchang*. tha Hale prop ments arranged Morlarty Broth FRANK'S ANTIQUES - Second full c'eller, atone terrace, ^ acre, - He Bold Agriculture department present. erty on Tolland turnpike, and the by proving and' paying for ad. BOOKKEEPER, knowledge of typ Situations Wanted— Heatalator fireplace forms, 28" DtewoBda—Watchea — AND COMPANY PhOhe Mitchell 9-9924. doctor bills. I MASON, STONE contractor and ers. Tel. MItcheU S-91S5. at $49 each. 6’’ x 9” x -1/2” slate hand More, 96 C o ^ r Mreet. Buya, WIDOW has romfortable room large trees, $9,900. Carlton W. LARGE CABIR lot, acreage. Also officials had promised a purchase Many Opposed adoption of a regulation govern-, cement work. ValenUno Bellutci, ing and credit control. Excellent Jewelry 48 beautiful lot on Box Mountain. Fenale 88 hearth tile. Bolton Notch. Quar aeUi. MItcheU 9-7988. Open Thurs- for rent with kitchen privilege*, Hutchins. Mitchell 9-9183, MItcheU Hartford 2-2116 program, if neceasaiy to qupport About 40 resident* in the north- mg l oef signs. Fern street. Tel. MItcheU 3-5043. LENNOX Fumacea and warm air starting salary. Apply in person. deyi, Fridays. Saturdays, 9 to 9. 9-4094. RaasonabI*. Call mornings and ea*terly aertlon of town opposed BABY SITTING evenings by rell ry. Mitchell 9-0617. LEONARD W. TOST, Jewolar,.r*- can Mitchell 9-3691. prices, In order to help defeat two LOST— Red bUlfold. Wednesday. Phone Mitchell 3-8912 Call 9-9491 between 5 and 7:30. heating. Earl Van Camp. MltoheU Tots ’N Teens, Inc., 9S6 Main MTtchsU 9-7966. MANCHBSTER--6^ room pre-war nights Mitchell 9-7337. Senat* rider* that would have re any changes to the Green road street. Call -for appointment able middle-aged woman. Tele paira, atijuata watebaa axpartly. Reward. Mitchell 9-03U. 9-9844. GLENWOOD w h it e enamel gas PLEASANT, Fiimlehed room with Partially Constructed House ranch, breezeway and garage. quired this. properties. Realtor Stanley Bray 1 CABINET MAKING. Good work- MItcheU 9-4427. phone MItcheU 9-7.337. Raaaonabls prtoet. daUy. AVOID TRAFFIC—Own a lot. range. Hot Point washing ma Thursday avaniaga. 139 Spruot kitchen privileges. Ona block from Feature* storm windows, awninga, Ample Autharity asked for two changes on ad Parolee Claima LOST—PASS BOOK No. 48723. manship. Reasonable rates. ElaU- GUARANTEED Plumbing and Oakwood Road Lake view Terrace, Coventry.'All 1940 OLDSMOBILE 4-deor sedan. matea gladly given. Moulson’s SALES CLERK—FuU time, exper HIGH SCHOOL girl desires baby chine. Milton upright piano, glrl’a street. MIteheU 94387. ' 15 CU. ft. freezer was $499.95 Main street. Phone Mitchell 9-4tl8. recreation room with bar in cellar, Aiken assured the Senate the joining properties. He sought a Notice U hereby^ given that Pam heating. AlteraUons and hew ------it- fireplace. Exceileift location, cor utilitiee and lake privileges. $249. change from Business Zone I to Radio, heater. Good condition. Woodworking Shop. Pilgrim ience preferred. One of Connecti sitting mornings or afternoons. 26 ” bicycle, Tel. Mlltchell 3-79n. O. H. smith. Call Pngrlm 2-6606. department has ample authority Logs of Memory Book No. 48732, issued by The Price $179. Telephone MItcheU work. Perms glass alectrio and now $409.00. Other uprights CLEAN, COMFORTABLE Urge By acting quickly, builder will al ner lot, nicely landscaped. Near and more than 100 million dollar* Business Zone II a plot of land 3-6699. ______cut's finest card and gift shops. Mitchell 9-9409. low you to choose your own room Savings Bdnk of Manchester has 3-6169. gas water heaters told and In- AN ELECTROLUX with complete Cardfa— Pana— Dairy and chests at savings. Excel room. Private home, quiet neigh- school end bus. Priced to sell for to buy live cattle. 200 feet square on the southerly been lost and iÛ cation has been Apply in person, Harrison’s, 849 borhe^. OenUeman preferred. layout aa well as interior and ex VERNON—Building lo t 100x220. I RADIO and T.V. service, 33 per ataUed. Time payments arranged. attachments. Excellent condition. $19,700. Phone Barbara Woods Both the Senate and House bills side o f Green mad. west o f Wood- New Haven. July -W—/F)— A made to said bank for payment of Main atreet. . Products 50 lent selection of lamps, all References required. Mitchell terior color orheme*. Near but Sl.200. On route No. 83. Bus line 1991 FORD convertible, excellent house call. All work fully guaran SkeUey Brothers, Mltchall 9-S714. Sacrifice. $20. MItcheU 9-8939. Agency. Mitchell 9-7702. would adthorize loans to farmers, bridge street. He also asked for a State Prison parolee who waa shot thd amount of deposit. condition, radio, heater, overdrive. Dopa— Birds—Peia 41 hojfne furnishings and baby 3-81S3. line and Princeton Street School. and within walking diataace to teed. Cali MItcheU 9-6716 any ATTRACTIVE WOMAN for Inter TRANSPLANTED Tomato plants, school. Phone Rockville 9-7391. ranchers and stockmen from a dis change to cither Biinnfs* Zone I New Urea. Inquire 110 Canipfield A PLXntBING shop at your door. furniture. Television. Act quickly! ■ • VICINITY MIDDLE Turnpike, six- in Shelton yesterday as h* sought time. esting work with chsnce for ad. HOMES WANTED for black kit BAND SAW, belt Sander, bench peppers, egg plants, astsrs, stn- PLEASANT. LARGE,Room* at the. aster loan fund which now con or. II an adjacent piece of proper road. ■No tlma loat.' New work. Altetoi- 'vancement. Write'Box Q; Herald.- ten*;'out of pure bred Siamese Hlas, ■ salvia, petumas, snap ' r o o m ^ p e ’ Cod, two unftiUshed. tains sdihe' 66 mniion'dollBTS, o f to avoid questioning in connection A b b o— f ents type, motor. CiJl Mltchril 9:0987. Center. Gentlemen preferred.' 14- Situated on a good-sized lot. Hot ty to the "wrot, approximately the I HOUSE FOUNDA’nON, etc. Let us tions, copper piping, fteturea, hot mother, and for it months old f t dragons, calandulaa, ' marigolds, CHAMBERS FURNITURE 1* Wadsworth street. ARTHUR A. KNOFLA Resort Property for Sak 74 which all but 16 million is on loan. name size. Both were denied by th* with a serieB of burgiariei pbllc* NOW AIR-Coadltlaaed, RuaseU’s 1960 FORD converUble. Radio, do your concrete form. work. water automatic heaters. Youngs ' male dog. Child'a pet—needs train water heat, oil, domestic hot wa . Both bills .would authorise loans heater, overdrive, new top and Help Wanted— BIbIc 86 HOT SECOND floor bedrooms can geraniums. Uu;ea .for tU a( .Oder- Realtor board. —^ aay netted him 830 here, has Barber Shop, corner Oak and Mitchell 9-5582. town sinks sold. EatimatM glad Ing. Free. Cavanaugh’s Kennels at be quickly cooled with a portable mann’s, 904 Parker street. At the Green - p l e a s a n t Well furniahed room., ter. frame house with field atone SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE— tip to $2,900 in sections dsclared tires. CaU MlUhell 9-6945 after 6 879 Main Street front. G. I. mortgage. Price $11.- Paul Suto of 37 Wellesley road claimed he suffers laps** of mem Spruce streets. Remington M d ly given. C, O. Lorentsen, kCItch MAINTENANCE MAN for Turn Vernon. ' room cooler. 18” window fans All ronvenlencee, parking, at 272 Bolton Lake. Lynnwood Drive, disaster areas by the President. ory due to drinking. p. m; EXCAVATING and grading. Bhal- Hours: 9;30 a.m. to 5 p.m. 900. Jack Fetnberg., Sole Agent, Rosedale section. Boss, Mitchell and R. K. Nelson of 409 Parker Schick electric rasors, parts, soles ell 9-7636. pike Garden Apartments.. Must be completely enclosed for itarety, Mein street. Mitchell 3-4071. Mitchell 3-5440 Mitchell 9-9938 Such loans would be for any pur street were the leader* o f the op Charte* E. Rebertaon, 26-year- low wells dug. Sewers, drainage 7:30 p.m. to 8r30 p.m. 1127 Main street, Hartford 3-8919. Owner on premiaes Sat and service. 1948 PONTIAC convertible. Ivory general r^ a ir and handy rnan. 2- epeed continuous duty , motors, Mitchell 9-5992 pose and on such terms aa the position. Attorney John Mrbsek 'old ex-convict told Det. Capt. Ray and septic tanks Installed. Septic SIX WEEKS Old Springer Spaniel LET US FILL YOUR NICE ROOM for rent. Next to 2-8338, 4-1999. urday, and Sunday. finish. Call MItcheU 0-1860. tanks cleaned. Loan, gravel and Write' to 'Turnpike Garden Corp., $45, including federal excise tax. Secretary of Agriculture decided. represented Bray^ and indicated mond J. Eagan he ’’doaan’t re BUY BETTER Sleep and you buy 97 Federal street. West Hartford puppy: CaU Mttchell 9-7638. bath. Contlnuoue hot water. VERT d e s i r a b l e seven room fill. Call between 6 and 8 a. m. or Moving—Trucking-— 'Try one at our expense any hot MANCHESTER—Thla well con SpiecleJ livestock loans of mors that the store block now on the member” being in the Wall-Grove-. better health. There is no such 20 Conn. night. T. P. Alkln, MItcheU ATTENTION Ladlea! SUp-cover* SlHTwer. Call Mitchell 3-5422. Colonial. Sacrifice for ouiqk aale. than $2,900 would be permitted to thing as standard alse people, so 4 and 10 p. m. So. Coventry. PIl' Storage THOROUGHBRED English bull Many extra* not found in other structed six-room home, with no COTTAGE FOR Sale at Lake Hay property could be .better utilized State rtreet are* of thla city W ed FORCED TO SELL 1947 Crosley grim 2-8190. dog. Contact MItcheU 9-2494. 3- 6793. and drapea ctiMom made. Re-up- additional expense, Is a real value established ranchers arid stock- nesday night when six places In- have your next mattress tailored sedan, 31,783 miles, 9300. CaU AUS'nr A. CHAMBERS CO., g r a d e r o p e r a t o r w a n t e d . NICE FRONT BEDROOM with home*. Phone owner Mitchell wood. Tel. MItcheU 3-6872. in Business Zone II. holaUriag. BcauUful fabrics, twin bed*. 3.7 Woodland street for $13,300. See it today. H. B. men anywhere wh'b are unable to ctudlng two rcatauronte were to fit your requirements. How MItcheU 3-8393 after 6 p. m. local and long dlstaifca moving, Apply Oolla Construction .Com THAYER BABY Carriage,. $10. prints, stripes, aollda. Expertly 9-219*. Mrosek said a barber shop- waa ard’s Sleep center, 639 Main. EXPERT FIELDSTONE mason. Mitchell 3-7749. Grady, Mitchell 3-8009. ANDOVER, BOLTUN, Coventry — get other credit. , ’ „ , ndw located in the center (wrtion broken Into. packing, storage. CaU latchell pany, 249 Broad street. Good condition. i23 AvondaTe finished; $9 down, $2 weekly, Interest on these loans would be Call MItcheU 9-3207. TWO - FAMILY DWELLING— Special 19,990, waterfront, 4 of the three-store building. Pro Robertson, taken to Griffin Hos MIteheU 9-6339. 1963 BUICK Rivera. 9 months old. S-S187. Hartford 6-1433. Road. balance one vaar to pay. Call MANCHESTER- Six room home, five per cent. They c ^ ld run for pSilly equipped and fully guaran. Live Stock— Vehiclea 42 Called for aad delivered FOR GENTLEMAN. pleasant Ju*t been completely redecorated, rooms, lavatory, furnished, boat; posed businesses to be located in pital, Derby, shortly after Det. CAN USE TWO MEN Mrs. Pfnto. Mltchall 9-76a3. room, next to bath, near Cheney’* nesUed In 2 acre* ot tree*, two aeveraJ others waterfront and three years and be extended and teed. Like new. Center ' Motor MANCHESTER —Package DeUv- promptly at no eatra including new hot water oil fur ; the other portions are a grocery Gordon Konner wounded him as RIGHT AWAY ONE PALAMINO and one Ptnto for Phone and Main atreet. Phone Mitchell minutes walk to school, oil steam ar water. 91,900 and up. Terms could be made for the next he fled from the Laurel Haights Sales, 461 Main street. Open eve HoBsehoM Servlece ary. Local light trucking and ME8H CAR TOP carrier. charge. SAVE $40 thl* week on wsaheri, nace, over 1 acre land. Immediate heat, cabinet kitchen, garage. To ‘ store end a drug store. Not once children or grown-ups to ' ride MItchewU 9-1795. 9-9659. occupancy both tenement*. Only asNt^ aa $500 down. New listings years. during the heiring did any of the Sanitarium to'which he had baen THE PROSPECT HUl School for ning* ’ill 9. Offered' 18-A packaga deUvery. Rafrtgarators, One in Garage and One in Service Mitchell 9-9995. choice of wringer type or automa see this unusual home call Carlton Localjocal (committees must approve tic. Fomoua mdkea, Bendix or $13,600. Carlton W. Hutchln*. always heeded, must be fairly traced yesterday, has been moved young chUdTML TrsnsportsUon 1991 KAISER FRAZER Vagabond. washers and stove moving Station. Good pay and steady PLANET JR. Cultivator. Mallard ' PINE PHARMACY W. Hutchins. M itchell' 9-9102, priced^ Welles Agency, Coventry. all loaA; tumiahed. Mrs. Lala Tyhur, dlrte- FLAT FINISH Hollwid window specialty. MItcheU 9-0753. work. 'The best of fquipment to Whirlpool. Liberal tefm*. Ben Rooms ^ttio o t Boord 5t Mitchell 9-9132. Mitchell 9-4694. Mttchell 9-4694. also requiring approval of the Sec commlasion. aak Bray or Mroack to New Maven hospital for the Tbe ideal car for your summer I ducks, geese, kitchen sink, youth ; Tel. Pnkrim 2-6872. why the change waa asked or what tor. Phone MXtcheU 9-9767, shades, made tc. measur- All work with. See Van for Inter- Poultry and Sufplica 43 CALL son’*. Inc., 1089 Main atreet. Tel. retary of Agriculture. convenience of police Inveatlga^ vacatlen. All purpose, all weather, bed, pot belly stove, baby car Mitchell 9-5243. ROOM FOR RENT, privet* home. business would go in the store. tore. all year. Can be converted into a metal Venetian bUnds at a new riew. riage, 1948 Chevrolet convertible. MANCHESTER CXIVENTRY\LAKE- Several sum Ask Price Support ' BALLARD’S Drivlag SehooL Man- PaiBtIflg—PapcrlBg 81 BROAD-BRESTED Bronze Tur One block, from Woodbridge bus. MAfJCHESTER mer cottages, some improve Only one showed any signs of Konner’a bullet struck Robert carry-aU in fiva seconds. Better low pi Ice. Keys made while you Phone MItchelJ 9-3330. ' t h r e e o n l y . 1983 Phlico refrig- At Amarillo, some 900 embattled chottar’a oMasL 'ThouaaBda of wait. Marlow’a. VAN'S SERVICE STATION keys, fresh frozen, 10.to 23 Phone Mitchell 9-2280. 274 Parker Street ments, $1,500 arid up. Others all southwestern stockmen from five desiring to know what Bray plan son in the tower beck. A hospi than a station wagon. Original' pounds. Schaub’s Turkey Farm crator*, at tremendous saving*. Real Bargains At Today’s ned. i^ e n Chairman Lutz asked tal spokesman said that while acetdant fraa InatnicUoa houra. ONE 1951 Model Continental 50 h Come In. look them ver, 9 and 11 ROOM FOR RENT for genUeman 2-STORY COLONIAL improvements, - $3200 and up. atstes formed a new organization 5?om rfm e""' W e a v i n g ot bums, moth holes EXTERIOR ^ m rm G . free eau- V GARAGE 188 Hlllstown Road. for a show of hands of objectors, Robertson’s name is on tha crit Hundrads of oattaSsd sUdanU. cubic foot *lzes. Benson’s, Inc., only. Continuou* hot water. Pri Shore fronts, $5,900 and up, Rea- In a meeting at nearby Dalhart M oton, Inc., 46 west center hneierv runs mates. Call Mllchell 9-1388. 427 Hartford Road Prices 1 Buyer’s Market! iiVm h th. that each should give hia ical list his condition la regarded IV>r appolntmaat tol. MItohaU street, Manchester. and torn clothing, hosiery runs, fire No. 3 or No. 3 fuel oil, 330.60.3. 1085 Main atreet. vate entrance. Inquire 101 Chest Featuren 7 room*, bath, lava aonatde down paymenta. John 8. yesterday. They urged the federrt • handbags repaired, zipper re with automatic feed water pump Pratt A Whitaay FOUR-ROOM SINGLE expandable Bissau, Realtor, Croaa Street. 8b. government to put a price support or her name and say they were op as fair. 9-3345. PAINTING AND Paparhanging. WANTED—Automotive Machinist Articles tor Salt 45 nut street. tory and finished recreation posed. A woman said she waa op 1949 BinCK Super Convertible. placement, umbreUas repaired, set. Boiler may be seen in opera second floor. Full recreation room Coventry. Tel. Coventry PDgrim program for cattle into operation New Haven detectives and Free estimates. Paper books for our shop. Good working coii- PRE-FURNITURE MARKET posed with the reservation that she A UBERAL Hospitalisation and Excellent condition. Radtq, hsat- men’s ahlrt collars reversed and WASHED BAND, Stone, gravel, till, tion. Mill moving to new location knotty pine.' Hot water heat, oil, room. Attached garage. Ex 3-t828. at once. The split in the ranks of Shelton poUce traced Robertson surgical ottered by Mutual of avalleble. Get our spring outside dltlona. Paid vacation. Paid holi opposed only because she did not . ar, whltewalli. _■______replaced. Marlow’s Little Mending | prices now. CaU CUS Bcorao, loam. Nuisdorf Construction Co having, boiler. Phone MItcheU ^ ONE OF A KIND Boardera Wonted.. &-A garage, amestte drive. Lot 72 x 126. .cellent .condition throughout. tha cattlemen came after chargee to the Bhelton Sanitarium tfitough Omaha. Invaatigate. Phone your days.' Paid insurance. 46-hour 3-5169. Mancheiter Knitting Mllla. AirwaH ^ know' wfial type business was the license number of an automo 1960 BUICK Super Four-Door. Jet Shop. MItcheU 9-4298. ' Phone MItcheU 9-7408. Special $11,900. Immediate occupancy. V. A. or oil-rich ranchers “who esn afford local agent. MItcheU'9-7379. black, like new. work week. Time and one-half VACANCY for elderly woman. Bur • ' / Suburban for Sak 75 rugged individualism’’ run the big planned. bile reportedly seen leaving the for over 40 hours. Apply Schiebel CLEARANCE F. H. A. financing. Before the session began. Bray 1991 FORD Tudor. Custom V-8. CURTAIN.S Laundered by hand at PAINTING AND Paperhanging rows Hill Dodge, Hebron. Phone SIX-ROOM, four down and two up- livestock associations. vicinity of th* Arena Dlnetto On* ENJOY A DRIVER’S Ucense. For home. Call for and deliver. Phone | Brolp,: 8 Proctor road.' Willlmantic" HArriaO-n 3-020 -Of Vhiehed- Fireplace, hot water hear, VERNON—4- bedroom-ranch. Haa indicatod he was making the .re-- expert InstrucUon caU the Man Priced to sell at only $1295. Good^ work, rcaauuabla rates. affmkaadndtoff 3-Pe. qutitod maple b id w m PRICE I16;500. The cattlemen w h o formlMl th* Of the'aurplacM entered; Mitchell 9.8M1.‘ writeup. O. Box 44, Amaton, Conn. oil, amesit* drive, lot ' 70 x 180. everything. For details call owner. quest because druggiato. who Police beUeve that Robertson,, in cheater Driving Academy. Pilgrim 1960 CHEVROLET Tudor De Luxe. Yojr neighbor my reebmenda eulte. Larg* dresser and. mirror RockvUle 9-T28I. United Livestock Producer*’ asso A real bargain, $1049. . overaised cheat and beautiful ppater Asking’ $13,700. ciation voted to toll th* President would like to locate in the area, the, kitchen wljen they arrived at 3-7249. CURTAINS. BLANKETS, linen. | tioii. 20 years In Manchester. Rsy WE WILL TRAIN RICHARD B. MOORE desired a liquor permit also, and Also Have a Good Selection mond Flske. Mitchell 9-9237. WANTED bed. Regular $369, now $238. that: the sanitarium to search hie room, fine personal laundry, also mend Reliable men to fill jobs with a .. wall-payiag jobi Aportmentfi— Fteto— SEVEN-ROOM, fireplace, heated Exclusive Agent ANDOVER — BOLTON this is not allowed in Business a u t o DRIVING Instruction. All o t Used ’Trucks. ing. Satisfaction guaranteed. (1) The rank and file cattlemen was warned of their preaenco and future, in pur fast expanding mold 2-Pc. maple bedroom suite, Mr. Tenements tS garage, new furnace and copper COVENTRY cannot continue to survive unless Zone I. Mrosek said either Busi lessons on insured dual-control See Bud Michalak Telephone Mitchell 9-7337 eve PAINTING— Inside and outside ing department. Our products are Phone: was attempting to- reach hia ear, car. Capable experienced Instruc GIRL FOR MISCELLANEOUS OFFICE WORK suck and Mr*, dreaser, ranch type chert plumbing. EBowers School. Large the federal government puts a ness Zone I or n would be desired parked in River road. Shelton, "The Working Man’s Friend” nings. Paperhanging, floor sanding. N LIKE two passengers to ROOFING, Siding and carpentry. We Are Offering for Imme “ I don’t like cghtrols but with MotoreyeleB— ^BieycIcB 11 Alterations and additions. Ceil credit standing, own a car, and. WANTED skills 9-4489. you aell. the board never met before a hear The AFL Trade* Council, repre ' Florida, leaving July 17. CaU $43 WoodbridQO St. Phooo MI-3-0400 Any Tlmo New Bendix dryer, diicontiniied S’TORE FOR Rient, central location. diate Sale a Modem . Brick every other group and industry in ing to discuss matters on an agen ings. Workmanship guaranteed. have $500 for stock. We’ll establish model. Fully guaranteed and serv BRAF.-BURN REALTY senting 13,000 hourly paid work MItcheU 3-6476. ,16” TRICYCLE and large size route for you, furnish free Inquira 60 Haynes street, 9 a. m.- CAPE COD. IH years old, six the nation getting a subsidy of da. weighted evidence a* present A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn GarpMtRrs and iced. Waa $239, now only $189, Konch Style Home Located At PJion* Mitchell 3-6278. some form, the cattleman is going er*. signed a contract calling for a rhUd’s scooter, both In . excellent modem machines, featuring -na 4 p. m., or 369 South Main rtroet rooms, iVk baths, three bedrooma, ed. said everyoae had a right to four-cent hourly increaa* effective WANTED-Ride to Pratt A Whit condition. Phone MItcheU 9-2856. street Mitchell 34860. after 6. ftill baaement, outside entrance. , 3 'Stephen Street, Corner of to have a price oupport program stand up and say hia piece and ney's. Gate 5 or 6, second shift, vi tionally advertised PERK-UP. sold Many Other Unadvertised Values USTTNGS WANTED — Single July 1, and another 4 1-3 cent* an CONNECTICUT VaUey Construc in your srea only through our ma GarpHtari’ HaljMrt Few companies can. CombinaUon storm doors end i Parker, homes, 2-8-4 famUy houses, email if he ia going to exist’’ further added that no pressure cinity of Middle Turnpike W< MAIN STREirr. Front office 17’ x windows, oak floors, hot water And' they whooped and hollered hour effective July 13. tion. Guaranteed roofs and siding. chines. You do not buy machines,- MARLOW’S farm. Uanchester, Bolton. Vernon groups, either for or against, car'- The big CIO-U8W announced it Mitchell 9-1987 mornings. Sw TlWB O ffend 18 offer tho many ad 31’. Rent reasonable. 983 Main heat, fireplace, large lot, trees, Tlila convenient home hes-lhrce When attractive Mrs. Robert Owti- Aluminum storm windows and yotl merely service them and reap and Coventry. Large list of buy ried any special weight. would seek a guaranteed annual Apply .Furniture Department street. CaU MItcheU 9-8081, MItch shrubs, quiet rtreet. Two blocks bedrooms, kitehen and Uvlng room bey of Spearinan. Tex., aaid "Sure. gutters. AU men protected by In the profits. Write today for inter vantages of Pratt A ers. What hava you? Mortgage* No changes were made just to wage with ALCOA, but no refer eU 3-8419, MItcheU S-76I4. to new school. Naar pool, library, with dining area. -vAIl modern con I’d hate to plow under a lot of AatoaiebilcB for Sale 4 ALL KINDS of carpentry work. surance. Three years to pay. Free view with factory representative. TW O AIR conditloiilng units, arranged. Howard R^ Hasting*, benefit any realtor or developer. ence waa made to it when term* of Include phone and address. Gener JARVIS Whitney Aircraft, iq shopping canter. Immediate occu veniences. including electric dish calves, but I'd hate a lot worx* to Lutz added, but changes were Reaaohable fates. MItcheU 94291. eatimatee. Call ' MItcheU 8-7180. three nlte*. two>lroners, two au washer,. disposal, fireplace, combt- MlteheU'9-1107. the contract were announced. BEFORE YOU Buy a ustd ear al Products Mfg. Corp., Central addition to liberal tomatic ethers, - one electric pancy. Any reeaonebi* offer con haive to knock a kid In the head made where the board felt it waa Alfred Chareat, Owner, Sumner Homes for Rent 67 sidered. Phone evenings and week natlcn .screen-storm windows, etc. . In addiUon to the wage boost, 0*9 GOnnaa Motor Balsa. Bulck WINDOW SHADE&’ mode to order station, P. O. ^ x 145$, 8t. Louis REALTY CO . range, O; E. pcpducta to Im eeld ARE YOU READY to aell your because I couldn’t feed hirii.” In the best interests of zoning and the CIO-U8W pact calls for an ad Balsa and . Bervloc. 289 M 1, Mo. wage rates, over- FOUR ROOM waterfront cottage ends. MItcheU 9-3839. 1-csr attached garage, with lot 75 There was a ripple of applause the town. and Inatallad. Vanetlan blinds FOR GUARANTEED ROOFS that 5 Dover Road, Manchester -at cosL “iTioma* Gqlla, 249 'Broad feet front. If you ar* seeking an home? W* have buyers waiting ditional tw.6 cents an hour across otraet MItjheU 9-4571. Open eva- and curtain rods 34 .hour strvlca. stay on in any kind of storm, and tlnw premiums, street for rent in Staffordvillea AU elee- WOODLAND Street — 2-famUy 8 for 4, 9, 6, 7' room slnglce and 3- when Murray Griffin of Nunn, SecretaiT' Harry Russell, when the board at plants . in Alcoa, B ln ^ tric. $50 per week. MItcheU 9-9712 attracUva home requiring the min- EoUmatea gladly gfven. Fagan gutters, conductors and roof fe- Help Wanted— Female 35 ■_ ' . . ^ room duplex, large lot, Meam 3 famUiee: Gatto Co,, Hartford Oolo., proposed a resolution asking later broaching the question as to Tenn.; Badih. N. C.; Bauxite, Ark.; -rjnaay ..«.m p betweaa.l and * Imuip of' effort ?nd expend _ to Beeretary ' o f Agrieuitare- Betieew ’WhetheF 'Oto-epponento..w«uld sUU- ’Wiadow 'Bhada'Ob .'Rotifa 'ir nt paifi; ’cw i •coughim, • MiteK«n •'«esr. 3 ear gartif*. -Priced" right m'ai'ntalin,* w *'suggest 'ydii inipect 5::9198; avenOlg*' 8-'S98»: ’■” ‘M*ir- MBbne; Rfettmon*.' lnd:r“*w$ - 1941 CHEVROLET (2) Fordors EXPERIENCED Sales clerk. Alr- benefit plans, yon to resign. object to evening the zones no club coupe. Inexpenslva transpor- Bolton Notch: MltchaU 9-4473. 3-7707. - > BEST VALUE IN TOWN COVENTRY LAKE — Four room for quick ’’sale. 8. A. Beeehler, Oils "property. charier Mitchell 3-6946. Rockdale, Tex. conditioneO store. Apply In person. Realtor.. Phone. MRcliell ..3-8969...... ”"No Price support program can both sides o f thf street, added ‘'tols The. company and the union also a t .a-prip* you ,M4r- COMPLETE Band and power la wq UANCSESinS Roofing and B lit' : «fi eitt ftoor Mtnpks. 'Ewctrie Qu!ck:SaTeTWceiiT9i^ ' iy#TTN.fuUy IÛeV** .Tncrea**' on toirtw o -lowert rated ■' tuned and overhauled. Plch-up and painting and. carpentry work. If yo« are male; aver 18 year* toofiw,-^riittlta, hot erit^ keat,' ROBERT /. SMITH, IN r:’ iiius profNirty. Haro many oash in p riu supports” Orifftn ^ d . ' ‘ûp my' mind'bn this matter artd jobs at Mobile, Ala.. wifhW V f 1960 FORD CLUE coupe, axeeUent ApiUy Gunver Mfg. Co,, 314 Hert — n«ml advancement fireplace, many added f'eaturas, dcUvery aervlce. Glboon’s Oyirage Guaranteed work, ^ o n s MIteheU ford Road. of age aad have « high school comDihatibn rartgfts; Home COVENTRY LAKB-WUI share a 963 Main S t . MItcheU 9-5241 buyer*. ’ Mortgages arrangied. The resolutions committee, ssy- we have not diScussed it, as some days after the . contract is tlgnad. $l,096f '1946 Ford club coupe, very opportunities. That’s breeze-way and garage. Extra clean, $466. Cole Motors, 436 Cen' MItcheU 3-6013. 9-8933 for free ettlfnatea edueatiou which Included mathe and farm freezers, sink and beautiful waterfront 5 room cot Please call George L. Grasiadio, mg it preferred to adopt a “wait people here would believe.” No further details on this were tage with ' a congenial ,couple, large lot. S. A. Beeehler, Realtor. MANCHE8TEUI — Cozy four-room Realtor, Mitchell 9-9678. 109 end see” policy deferred action on Cksage Zone made available. ter street. MItcheU 9-0990. WIRING INSTALLATION of aU matics, physics and ehemlstry, w-hy It pays to - wall cabinets anAelectric iron- Phone MItcheU 3-486*. avery convenience. Pilgrim 2-6839. dwelling, close to school, bus and Henry street. the proposal. No opposition w-as offered to the’ The pact with the AFL calls for NO MONEY down on 1940 Ford, types. No ]ob too small. Pater this may be the opportunity y w ers. Save up to |135. ■tore. ExceUent condition. Oil propokrt of Alexander -larvis to an additional two cento an hour at Pantaluk, 40 Foster street. Phone CLERK-TYPIST hays been seeklag. This poaltlou COTTAGE AT Cry*tel Lake, three 19 STRONG STREET. 3 Bedroom heat, - automatic hot water, WANTBD;-Zon* B Lots, any aec- change to Buaineaa Zone 1 ah area 1940 Packard, 1941 Chevrolets. Ranch, tile bath, hot water heat, the Point Comfort, Tex., works. . 1939 Desoto, 1943 , Pontiac and MIteheU 9-7303. BULLDOZINC provides ample opportualty for WATKINS BROS. rooms with large porch for rent screens, amesite drive and many tion of Manchester. Also listlMt. now in Rcildence Zone B on the I Th* AFL requested a reopening T o oaaist In pay roll , and varied by week., month or year. Phone combination storm sash and extras. Asking $9,900. Many other Manchester or vicinity. Call ‘ro* northwest corner of McKee and many others. Douglas Motors, 333 clerical duties, flv o days, pleas advaacemeat for a properly try 'fh# *«* screens, Venetian blinds, amealte Elk Officials Back o f the vrage clause early last POWER BURNERS and Range MItcheU 9-7343. listings available. Alice Clampet, Johnson Building Company, 993 West Center streets and the Main. ant air-eonditinoed office, hos , 935 Main Street drive. Many extras. Cell The John month. Its pact with th* company Burners experLy clsansd and LAWN ROLLINC qualified person. Realtor. Phone MItcheU 9-4943. Main street, MItcheU 3-7436. change was made. The lot changed run* until July,!. 1997. pitalization and insurance. whonovor you art job THREE ROOM Lekefront cottage son Building Company, 961 Mein ‘From Convention 1948 DODGE four door custom servlcad. Lat us strvlca aad re ia an area about 118 by 99-feet. ’The agreement* with th* black aedan. Whita tiras, radio pair your waaiilag machine or re Further detalhi may be oh- at Coventry Lake. All conven- street. MItcheU 1-7436. BIRCH MOUNTAIN Road, New AMESITE DRIVES himriaf.' FLORENCE PARLOR heater. Ex Attorney Raymond Johnson, repre unions also call, for vacation pay and baatsr, acat covers, exceUenl frigerator. Matro Sarvica. MItch talned hy rolUag Rogers Cbrpo- teoces; waekly rates. Act now. Call Cape Ood, * rooms finished, senting Jarvis, indicatod the to be computed for vgeationa tak ALDON cellent condition: Ideal for cot Manchester Mitchell 3-7254, 7 a. WHITNEY ROAI>-Capa Cod, six Exalted Rulers James McVeigh - condition. MItcheU 9-2814. eU 9-4888. - raUon, Mill aad Oakland acre lot, plastered waUe, tile bath, Wolves lAJse Out * change would bring property in en after July 13 to include the new tage. CaU MItcheU 3-MB6. m. • 6 p. m., ask for Mr. D’Agos flniahed room*, excellent condition hot water heat, extra large kitch of Manchester Lodge of Elks and Streets, Btoachester, Conn. Tele line with other plots in the neigh 8 1-3 cent hourly boost. 1947 PLYMOUTH sedan, only $186 SECRETARIAL SERVICE—Typ THOMAS CbllA SPINNING MILLS AIR-CONDITIONED tino. , inside end out, oil burner, til* en, $lj)0e down payment. CaU The Alden Balley^^ of th* RockviHe fotor phone Mitchell t-SISS. Ask for FIRESTONE Foam pUIowe, cool, bath, rtorms end -screens, Vene Lodge of Elks M d their wives have borhood. down. Baa^ it today. ' Cantor 'M l ing, stenography, mimeographing, TALCOTTVYLLE Johnson BuUding Company, 993 In Saskatchewan A 35 feet building line; on Liber 'Balaa, 461 Main atraat. CoMtructioR Go. Apply at tho allergy free, $6.95. Howard’* Sleep tian blinds, owner transferred, M alqjlreet. MItcheU 3-7436. returned home to Manchester after vari-typing, mailing for stnail or Mr. C. G. Moron. Center, 539 Main. MItcheU 9A385. WanteO to Rent 65 vacant. Asking 812,200. Wm. Good- ty street was altered to 19 feet at large bualncsaea. Reasonable Mitchell 9-8128 atfendlng the annual Elka Conven 1943 CAOnXAC two-door aadan. Phooo MI-f-5224 EmploymoNt OfHeo child, Sr., Realtor. MItcheU t - n u 101 OLCOTT DRIVE, very large Saskatoon, Can.—i/Ti— Th* days tion in St. Louis, Mo. the request of Pat Deyorio of 30 ratsa'. rtiona MIteheU 8-7891. OIL BURNER and furnace. Four YOUNO COUPLE desire three or NiKO SCRI1NS7 ExcaUant condition. Naw hydrO' four 'riiom unfurnished apartment or 9-0796. lot, alx room overaiza Cap* Ood, of th* wily timber wolf in north One of tha features of the visit Liberty street. Affected is the matic, radio, haatar. Many extras, OFFICE SPACE yeoze. Tel. MItcheU 3-7929 after 4 westerly side of the street south' l>4 baths. Immediate Mcupancy. ern Baakatchewen ere numbered. waa an ail day outing, at tbe men- in Mancheiter. Call MItcheU BOLTON — Three-Bedroom Cus RocfcviUa 8-7001 after 7 p. m. 344 Mohi Stroot p. m. See owner on premises. Sesketchewan’g control > pro *lon of August A. Busch. Jr., presi erly from Anderson street to the 9-8704 between 6 and 8 p. m. tom Built Home, 32 f t Uvlng • 5 FLORENCE OILrGAS combination grams In the tost two winter* dent of the St. Louis Cardinals of northerly line of Hemlock rtreet. RUSCO NO MONEY down. 1943 Bulck club SEPTIC TANKS General Excavating VAN DRIVERS AND YOUNG COUPLE, , 19-month-old room, fireplace, knotty pine IMMEDIATE occupancy, 6-room have sharply reduced the numbers the National Baseball League. There was no opposition. CaatofasMaa Widdsws * Di coupa. 1843 Chavrolet club coupe, Per Month range; regular $249.95, only two at kitchen with dining area. Bath duplex, centrally located; 98’ AND Cellars Ditches E. Hortfonl. Coonoeticut | $188,96. Home or farm 10 cu. ft. daughter, need four or five-room o f the preitetor which annually 'More than 900 Elks and their Parklag Facility 1943 Ckevndet fordor, 1940 Chevro. unfurnished rent. Under 890. plus lavatory, hot water heat front, 300’ deep at 193-94 Canfar Article 4, Section 9 waa amended let tudor, -1940 Bulck club coupe, Septic Tanks FURNITURE MOVERS tOR treaiar, regular $385.' One only dertroye up to 90,000 carihoq, friends were feted at Grant’s Fern PLUeCED SEWERS INCLUDING A m w otIii^ Sonrico Phone IHtoheU 9-3737, MItcheU Oarage. 3/4 acre. Only $12,900. street. Maachutor. For appoint deer, elk and moose in the prov th* Busch summer home in Afftbn to allow parking of cars in front two 1941 Chevrolet fordora. Center 83*0. Five year warranty. Watklna ment. caU Hartford 7-3687. Backhoe Mounted On HARTFORD DESPATCH aid WAREHOUSE ELECTRICITY FlTtNISHED—NOITINTSHED- LEASE REQUIEED Bra*., 935 Mein rtreet. 9-1958. Carlton W. Hutchins, MItcheU ince. ■ aeverel miles outside 8t. Louis. of buildiiM to the rtreet line. Motor Sales, 461 Main atreet. 9-8133, 9-4694. Chairman LuU said this change Tiio 10-Wheel Truck. CAU MItchol FRAH a WHITNEY MANCHESTOR, 39 Ashland a t, Harold Read, northern gams l^r. Bailey received the auto 1949 PONTIAC convertible. Radio, MadiiM OluRti Available Immediatelv. USED F U R N m m E bought and ■uperviaor. reportad in Prtnca-Al-- graphs of several dignitariaa pres would answer th* reqilaats o f th* c«. COMPANY, In . Houaea for Salo 71 BOLTON A R E A -F lve room Cap* Cap* Cod, six rooms, ona pecky public today . for the eonvenlanct haatar. hydramatic, new top. Ex M 2 7 I DAY$ $ns EVENING$ adld. Tk* Woodshed. 11 1 cypress,

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FRIDAY, JULY 10, JOBS T M W « t b « r Avtnct DsUr Nst Pm m I a< 0. a. Wwttw iiattflifB Jp r JEw tttag ' ra» MM .Waalt' Bniad TMrigkt alaar, m>dl; towno$ $ » Brown, prottlaaL . Valeria ------t r at Osntar Bprinfi tlona to a garage at 21 0 -lIt Oak peratnro Ip OTa. Bnmiay gsnswap Playgrounids .N am e moat unuaual, n u au al, Sandsa------CSiartler, atraei $160. „ - 10,707 fair and wanner. llu n n t’i Orel*. ------_ emalleat, Marty aad Jimmy Mar- To Frederick C. KnoSa for t t n of I h Jm IU, will hold a moot- Bnica B. Miller for- alterations M anehnlar-Â City of VUtaga Charm About Town Ing on TSiMay at t p.m. at the Hdnz-Raffa Wedding Pet Show W inner* tello. , ^ and addlUons to a dwelling at M K. of C. home for the purpoee of Weat Bide: Mggeet, Andy Rubch, emalleet, Bert Olbeon, Public Records South Hawthorne street^ $1,400. Jtm y Pvt. FWdorlck D. OakM. planning fan and winter activi To Frederick C. KnoBa for tha (TWE1*«»»»•• uiineual, Dale Vennert, Socoiil CongregaUi^ m--- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oakes, llva at serve tte date. , prsssntsd on ths various play BnUdin^ Penialta for aUeratlens and awlUons to a VOL. L u n . NO. 29* grounds on Thursday Includa: Verplanck: biggest, Nancy •1 Hawthorne street, recently ar Webb, smallest, Anthony Marino, To John R. McBlraavy for al- church building at 8$8 North Main rived In Japan for duty with the Miss Faith FaHow of Gerard Manchestsr Green: biggest, Stan stm t, who Is spending her vaca prattiest, Jane Ptegga, moat un taratione and addition* to a dwell atraeL 34Ut infantry Dlvlsloit. Pvt. Oakes, ley Mull, smelleet. Roneld Pren ing at SM Porter atraet. 1400. a member of the 21st fteflm^t. tionVlWn thisnil* •WiSSSI.a-asummer In... Europe, -a- ' re- tice, prettiest Jemcs Allbrio, nm t usual, Cory Sterling. porU a wpnderful time. The guest Awards will be preaented Uieee Richard W. Hyde for Peter Read Herald Adva. Cons Roam enteiod the Army last December unusual, Anthony Allbrio. Cervini for alteratlona and addl- Kremlin in Middle end received basic tralnln* at of her cousin. Mrs. George KeUor., Valley Street: hlggeet. Barbara wlnnera at the annual playground Camp Breckenrldge, Ky. A_1M9 whose husband. Captain Kellor la araduato of Howell Cheney Tech stationed at the Darmstadt Army At Will in Rhce Agrees to Armistice, nical School, he was a tool grinder post, she has been able to see a great deal of Germany. She alM On Ike Food Offer for the Nelco Tool Company, Inc., in civilian life. spent several days In Paris. At the time of writing she was enjoying Oregon Jail Mrs. Catherine Neff and son, a stay at beautiful Lake Luseriie Super Values At HALEYS For in Swltaerland,.and from there ex For East Germany Lawrence, of Chicago, 111., arrived UT) this rooming and are spendmg pected to golo Bavaria. Miss Fal Salem, Ore,, July 11— seven weeks with her parenta, Mr. low crossed the Atlantic by plane — Unruly convkta, Vrho and Mrs. R. E. Carney of 12 Ox- and expecU to return by air. She turned a no-work strike into Sources in Seoul Indicate _ ford street ^ writes with enthusiasm about that wnhiMton. jub. rjs'issiissr tnode*' of traveling,— ■ ■ —PwdWdOt Elioahownr’g 0#- ^ EMB eHfP ------jU) open rebellion roamed at Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Stoltw- fo r of.food-fw rfboUlouB Edit ^|[ through the Oregon " The summer schedule of eoiwlcee ■ X-'- berg. their son Melvin sftd daugh Gortiifiny fiKoif tho qusnvlin* Sd^â^whiyte^rg Penitentiarf^rly-todarr Foreign Mihlstefe M ^l in W iitrfflgloif ter.r» OlilWeliSusan, ofxsa Main —street, Ai. %» are at Temple Beth Sholom U as fol la Texaa with govamoragovamors of ths Heavlly - ■ armed guards on the ® S spending their vacation v^^th Mrs. lows: • a.m. Saturday: • a.m. Sun Kremlin today with a choice drought-atricken Southwest prison walls said the convicts Stoltenberg'sOiVlWiss-rvsi^ CT parents.------« Mr. A « and day and dally at 7:30 a.m. between accepting capitalist Eleven days ago at a broke into the commissary for Mrs. Carl Stephens of East Sum aid or lotting Gennana go ferenca haM hy iaeratary of SUte supplies for a-boistaroua all-night ner, Maine. Wa haar th# thermometer Dulles, a reporter auggestad pend party In the prison dining room. Tonight on reached a record low for July 10 hungry. V. U. S. Aid to The U. S. proposal yeatarday— ing B- food to East Germany ' Locked out of their cells when Skvwatch observere ere remind the morning—5$ at 2 a.m. Several Clearance of DuUea raplled that he did not know they refused to end their day of th# Herald girls wore sweatere to hpgin immedUta dallverv of 1$ ed that the bus will l««ve H A L E 'S BlUlon 'dollara worth of food to whether the AUled Oommiaelonem long strike, soma of the prisoners Agreement from the Municipal Imlldlng, Sun the whole forenoon. SHEETS AND COATS ANP TOPPERS 0011000/0 Bovtat-eeotrollad aast- la OsrmAwy considsrsd tiis broke into tha hoepital for blank Southwest day at 1 p.m. for the New Haven Fina Spun am nona-—waa mada diractly to Idea. He Implied It was newa to ets last night' and bedded down in Alter cenUr. They ere requested Rev. Rodney W. Roundy of nUOW CASES Moocow. him but worth thinking about. the priaoB recreation yard. Amarillo, Tex., July 11——PrM- to wear their arm bands. Portland. Maine, will be guest Coots RoducOd To That bypaiwed tha Bast Oonnan The "Voice of America.” which Warden Clarence J. Gladden, ident Ei.ienhower’* truce speaker at th# • end 10 a.m. serv Communist govsmmsnt, which ths beams radio news to the world as reported the situation "oiil of con —^The 4rought-burned South an outlot of the State Departmy t ^ emissary said today he has ices Sundsy In OsnUr OongTsge- with Mw $f* Hem If. S. has ntvar reeognlaad. and trol.” and said the strike had west had the promise of Presi tlonsl Church. Formerly located in Regular values to 945.00. In thin group are Tweeds, gave global covaraga to tha food Oa Both Bade af Sheet put th# - been organised by older convicts dent Eisenhower today that wound up his secret confer Hartford end Laeonie, N.H.. he Checks and Poodle Cloth. All Sales Final. Kmmlin, which Juet reeked Lav- **^ w lg n Aid Chief HeroM StM- to enforce demands for better the government "will not dilly ences with President Syng- GUDIOLI wRf iupcrinlRndGRt of th« Maine renly P. Berta frem hie No. $ perch treatment. Conirrefatlonil Oonfarence prtrl- aan aatd the offer was made under dally” while cattle starve on man Rhee and U. S. embassy S2.98 — 72x110 aa hou ef the Soviet Secret Police. BaJeeAs Dsiiieads ous to asauming hta present pae- Dnmatte Move authority of tha Mutual Security barren ranges. sources indicated Rhee had TOPPERS REDUCED law which permit# the Preeldent Gladden ’ rejected the demands But some ranchers ware still Ijcen won over to an armis BOUQUETS torate. The dramaUe Hroke eaught the lest night after the prisoners had $3.29-w 11x110 Oommunists at a tlma when they to extend up to 20 million dollars convinced that pries supports on tice. A joint communique on FRESHLY CUT NOWS1B.OO In aid to any one country. milled around the recreation yard cattle were the only way ths cattle Rabbi Leon Wind of 28 Garden R EG . $19.95 Slid $2S.OO VALUES were fighting the firee of revolt all day. He told tha leaders of the talks will be issued at 10 street will speak on ths radio 49e — 42x34 .. X.. amongig Moacow.don»liiatadMoacm poeplea PBiiPtf sufsr, ths commooitlss Industry in the vast rinchlng \ and ■tirring up aparka among the would Include grain, lard and aoy the convicts’ 'grievance committee states of Texas, Oklshoms, Nsw a. m. tomorrow (9 p. m. e.d.t WOODLAND • Voice of Religion” program. Sun hem on REG. $35.00 an d$39.95 VALUES NOW S2B.00 that most of their demands could day at •:15 a.m., over Station WondorAil Hale’s sheets are back Again. Reversible 3” top men in the Kiemlln. baan ell among othcre. Mexico, Arkansas and Colorado today). ” both ends of sheets. Gugranleed for years of service. Eleenhower acted In reaponaa to not or would not be met. . Rhee said earlier today he and WDRC. . oliot l-Uoto. NOW $32.00 Thelielr choice lay betwaan accept- could survive after years 6l bitter BARDENS REG. $45.00 Va l u e s ...... help from the A m y lo n * ^ *y a latter, from Chancellor Adenauer At this point. Gladden said, the drought. Robertson had reached a "friendly MRS. HERMAN RICHARD HEINZ call "decadent eapiteirsta" or re two leaders agreed to cell off the Cattlemen and farmers yester understanding,” Embassy sources 148 WOODBRIDGE ST. NOW $35.00 a, (OanManed an Page Thraa) revolt, but flery younger prisoners REG. $49.95 VALUE ...... Jecting aid whoM humaniUrian day heard the President pledge the said the Joint communique would TEL MI-3-1474 Miss Mary Elisabeth Raffa..where a reception was held for 45 insisted on continuing it. fuh assets of the federal govern show clearly that an agreement LAST iCAIA! In thiagroup are Fleeces. Checks. Poodle ao.4.Tweeds._ dsughtcf of Mr. and-Mri.'LOUts guests.- I - State-'peilcev eaUed from- sur ment "would be’mobihasd to help had basn raached.. The mother of the bride received ALL HALES FINAL rounding towns to supplement the Robertson told a new* conf Raff# of 15 Huntington street, be them. Six Governors promised - H m E i p t r t t Jn a roae colored afternoon dreas. I guard- force, were on orders to small farmers they wotild get t>e ant.* he wax leaving 'for- came the bride of Herman Richard and tha^ mother of the bridegroom I shoot If tnxible developed at two same aid extstided csttlemsp.'^ cause "I feel my work is dpKe." H* in a navy blue dress. Both isDue Haiilt Yoar Furs Helftx. son of Mr. and Mrs. Her NAN SUNTLY .. Soviet Ref orn potentially d^gerous spots. And-w# will not dilly,dally un,- said aubstantial progrrasriiad been mothers wore corsages of pink 1. A heavily loaded box car made toward winning^Rhee over man Heins of Long Hill road, An roses and white carnations. i tll the last cow Is stsndhg on ihe to an armistice Inyfnore than two dover. Monday morning at 9 LADY PEPPERELL TYPE 144 parked on an incline Inside the range.” the President told nearly Georges BiiUult (left) of France. John Fester Dulles, nrnter. of Hie Inlled K ta ^ “ StoriBg. CiBOBliig. Glox- For Iravellnsr to Hampton! R4Y0N SUITS prison walls. Police fesred the weeks of talks^mt refused to say *- o'clock In St. James' Church, "rije Beach. N. H , the bride chose a | Purge three thbussnd chbwing men. wo bury of Great BritaU meet in n Stale Department ronferenee r o ^ . « J * ' an Sgreement/fiad been reached. liig. Rgpdrt or Altww- After Beria’s eoirvicts might attempt to start men'and children trho parked a "Big Throe” Foreign Minister* seesUn. BMaalt Is Fronro’S F ^ g n M‘«Wer. Oullee ^ brown and white linen suit withl] double ring ceremony was per SUPERFINE MUSLIN - REG. YALUE S13.9B it rolliing so It would sMash open • While there were indications white accessories. The couple will | » 1G*» hot, muggy 'hell to put their de State nnd Lord SaUbury I* acting British Forolgn Serrotar>. In a prepared statement. Dalle* toM the lom aort/o’f agreement had Seen riO R S. formed by Rev. Edgar Farrell and ths prison train gates. reside in Belleville, HI. | ALL S a I e S f in a l sires and' heeds before the go^'er- rtsitors Uint Soviet porge el L. P. Berta mess* ”n new eonvolsioa I* under way in Ituasta. ronclu^d. a South' Korean sourc* Mrs. Jane Maccarone presided at MO. $3.2* — 72iin .: ...... $2 Moicow, July 11—j REG. 75c — 42x34 .. on ways to aid tha farmers and ernment source said it was held up gown with a ahoulder length, veil ent is with the U. S. Air Force DRESSES REDUCED TO . -. anemy'of the people. Two Awapp-'i'rap ranchers. He brought with him because "we hsvS to work on It.” B A N T L Y attached to a white tUra with stationed at Scott Air Force Base,.| Finest quality muslin sheet made. Beautiful finish. In this group are ChambrayK Wieua d a g - The reforms were expected to Two elderly guaids stationed In Secretary of Agriculture Ears Include ImporUnt changea In the Purge Lifts These pew developments in tha rhinestones. She carriecFa white 111. hama, Breadeletb aud M id Nylnaa. the p rl son., hospital narrow-ly Benson and hU top assistant, Sher On Meaning of Beria an Korean true* tangle came a faer » 5-** administration of Soviet law and prayerbook with a white orchid ALL SALES FINAL escap^ be|ji|:'. trapped as hostages. man Adams. hours after Allied and Communlat RANGE & FUEL OIL OILC marker. ■ ' ' NOW IN KOREA HEAVY QUALITY MATTRESS COVERS agricultural pollctes, aa well ae Yliey Xm barricaded themselves ,Tha Prsaldent did not^ mention negotiators that twice at Panmun. . Th* maid of honor, her cousin. prica cuta and inovas to increaac Adenauer’s T E L M1-9-4S9B Pvt. Dean H. Gates, »on of Mr.' TWIN AND I-TJLL BED SIZE First Quality 60 Gauge Sheer Dark Seam inalda with two ssriously iU pHea supports in his lO-mtnutc ap _ ' ~ Washington, July 11—UP) Join to discuss final details o( an Hiss Dolores Alemany of Hartford, and Mrs. Herman Gates of 135 the Ruaalan standard of Hrigg. patfenta pearance before the group. B\it K-2Q l.ra s n e s —The Big Three western armistice. or MI-94S94 was attired in a ballerina length Highland street, recently Joined | mate at Cbaagaa Texas Governor Allan Shivers said Extension Rhee told newsipen Saturday |M REG. $4.29 WITH RUIBER BUHONS ..... $3.39 An editorial in the Oommuniet Othtr guards, using a. Udder, * * a »11 OS porcign Minister* tolM over gown with top of old rose velvet the 7th infant! y Division in Korea. I NYLON HOSIERY raseued them, through a second tha Gevarnors and tha ProsidenV ' and Robertson had reached "a The BOLAND Oil CO and eklrt ^ light pink tulle. She PM. Gates, a clerk in finance sac- i party aewspaper Pravda gave tup- Unity Hop^ tvltli President Kiaenhowe^ RANDE AND FUEL REG. $4.98 WITH ZIPPERS...... - ■ - • S3A9 story window only a few minutes, had dtnniased propos*ta'ftfh prt$F H T x a t l ay Get Fast friendly understanding" on prob carried a/houquetS/bo! of yellow iris, Mon of 7th Division Headquarters, la Flatteriag New Summer Shadem. 8li*e S'^ le ^ ,3 5 ’ , port to the riaw. -Ahat aama hWors ■ ths rsbelllou* convicts j *upporta.supports n or* fully than any other Tv 1 I.JU A. today .. tKe meaning of M lems relating to a truce. blue delphinium and baby's breath. took basic training at Fort Dix. changita ward In the wind. It And whll,e.Robertson refused tn HL MhMLiUU Heavy' quality' Cott on - with-eeama-ail- bound, A cover that will Bonn. Germany, ^tdy 11— broke In. Th* two Ul prisoners 1 cow’s Buddi^ purge of Dfiinity Arthur Duff of Harlfbrd was N. "X Before entering the'Army cliarg ^ Beria had used his power (fl^W est (JgnAsny Chancel No on* had the answer to It, comment on his talks with the DIL DISTRIBOTORS last Noveirtbcr. he was employed' live years of service. as flrst deputy premier end police were left behind. Premier Lavrenty Vote in Senate stubborn old statesman, he ap best man. ' The other convicts demandsd Shivers said. Ih Ga. Swamp The three lorelgji oelicy chief* 333 MoM StTMt White wedding bells decorated as a teller for the Manchester chief to block "important and lor Konrad A4*»*uer declared Local cattleman cried at the peared well satisfied, with his mla- tl)4 Alba Room _ in, Glastonbury Tn^st Company. j urgent" .measure# In agrtctilture today the free world must i look time off from their strategy Washington. July 11— Th* sion as be talked with newsmen NYLON Pl^TIE. BRIEFS Y(ConHnaed on .Page Five) meeting that they had to have Savannah, Oa... July 11— —A discussions to cmif at th# While SIMONIZ REG. 59c FINE QUALITY and law reform. With his rerobval continue building -up its pries supports. One. J . K. Oornel- Senate’s two top tax experts today After a rsception in his honor at Pink or white. Sixes 6-S-7-S. it seemad logical that the govern Hunter Air Force Base B-29 Houee this morning. pledged to try to give President the If. S. embassy in Seoul. Lace trim ortsllorsd. 79e strength because .thd purging Ison of Colorado and Oklahoma, bomber is missing and believed to Secretary State Dulles nc,- ment would go ahead with thee# said “ If you don't nav# a floor un JBiaenhower'a proposed extension Robertson said he would leave PURE LINEN DISH TOWELS Regular $1.00. SALE .. of ^viet police boss Lavren have crashed with 10 aboard In companied sotlng-Britlsh Foreign ' for Tokyo about 8:30 a. m. Sun CENTER measures. der thoas cattle th* packer* will the tangled growth of a nearby Secretary Lord Salisbury and of'-th* excess proSU tax a quick PrtvdG ol»o clGlmod th# #0111^' ty Beria indicates a long and Senators Firm take them for practically nothing.'’ and tafe ride through th* Senate dsy (7:30 p. m. e.d.t. today) and OFFICE OF swamp area. Frem;h Foreign Minister Georges N«w Ucotad At TAMPAX Economy box lost* Sovl'et people warmly approved the dangerous struggle for power Magic Fermtila after Iti'rocky trip in th* House. would confer Monday and Tuss- Already Air Force search par Bidault during the call. day with Gen. Mark Clark, the Close. Out Lot of Underwear- actions of ths party and the gov-- is raging in the Kremlin. Elsenhower said he had “ no Afterward. Dulles, acting as Th# Houie^cllmsxed week* of BrocM StrtBt Cor Wash DR. BARNEY amment against Berls, .ftred from In Ban .AfimnSl' ties, state troopers and hundreds UN Commander, and Japanese 4 months (ovorogo) Weil 5 The Chancellor, In a statement ” I magic formuformula" to cure the ails of clvUlan volunteers were tram spokesman, said Elsenhower dis bitter scrapping.^ yesterday and sHpa — OoWae — Bed -farkets the party end government #• nn wrought by the drought. He said Anally handed the "-BreJklent hi* off Iris Is. Ha said h# would leave o SIMONIZINO Extra fine quality with colored borders in green, red end blue. Rrukeu Sltee aad Style*. Regular Price S3-SS «a S$-0a. issued from his Black Forest vaca pling the wfld. remote region along cussed informally with the minis for Washington about Wednesday. o DtirONT SPRAY GLAZE WICHMA^ "agent of international. Imperiel- tion resort, speculated that Beria McCarthy Unit that there was "no unanimity of the Ogeechee river seven to 10 ter* "the analysl*. perhaps you biggest leglslstiv* triumph of the o rOUSHlNG opinien” as to'how best to aid the could call it speculation, of the session by passing th* measure See* More Meetlnga Itw-" . . _ , . might already have berii executed. miles south by southwest fronr the ThS South Korean President tn- Sola $1,50 to $3.98 v.Millloils end millions of govist He urged # period of "waUhful drought areas, but he said Uiers significance of what Is going on 325-77. jCHIROPpbiST _ ^ m y of tha people and the party, Washingtoh.. J o l-y 11—ort— I base. ____ -in#id->'Ruaela now,t’.H*..ii^ 4 .Bissn-. — gens. MiUUciiv iRÔAo.) - and dirated.earlier.that'he and^Robert- Spodol Og* Wook Only LADY PEPPERELL TYPE 18D waiting” -for the West,- pointing The seoTCtr planes were suppHcd sombad not come to a fliil agree people'' "wrathfully condemn the Three Democratic Senators stood (CoBttnned *n Page Flval mainly from the sir base. The hower expreaned gratification that George (D-da.l, the chairman and Any Car Slmonlsed or E out it took Stalin four years to ments.^ CLOSEt) FROM COMBED PERCALE criminal actions of the inveterate llqutdste his rivals and gain su fast today In their refusal to serve blimp'came from the Navy Instal- the Big Three Foreign Ministers senior Democrat respectively on Dupont Spray Glased— W voneihy of the people and the party, aeaslona, which began yesterday, -the tax-writing Anance committee, "I think some more meetings preme power, end nobody yet on Sen. McCarthy's investigations l*tion.jU. .Glynco^ near Bninswick. will be held,o..he toW a news-eoti- JULY 4 to JULY 13 ^ M ILLIN ERY SPECIAL Beria. and call for lntensl«catlon knows who wlil emerge top man eommlttee-T-a, walkout, decried by- The bomber wss due;at Huntef had ‘gotten off to a good start." promptly threw their full weight .CALL M1-8-S70S or :G.;$3.49 — 72x108, ,.. - ---- . . . S3 of . revolutionary vlgiUnce.” the Th# Presidjnt and the' three behind quick • approval in the ferehe’e, "but we..have covered Ml In Ih#’ present struggle. - ' is Republican mtmbtr as a poaaible ROKs Repulse' at 10:45 p.m. last night; the important poltit Mi-$-S96t After 5:S0 P. M. newspaper declared. "magic fonnula_ to stop all the . Cbl. Henry J . Amen, base com minister*. Dplle* said, talked in- Senate; IG . $3.79 — 81x10*^ TT $-a--g- f t 'g ' FOR MANCHESTER DAYS WMUm eoHreae • here - expeewad AdemuMr'a supportera h c'r c formallT—about ‘‘other - nrat ters'-- T he'blirr# exileeted to hava- a ."X...think, .a - Hw I .âqlaloii—.wUL... were quick to claim Beria’a ouster work of Congrass.” mander,’ did not Immediately Con- come from the United St Uia view that Berta's ouster did 4,000 Chinese «Rn-Uiat IL had crashed, B«t lje_ whlch are due to come up in the ipurh smoother road In^the Senate proved 'the' Chancellor had-been A t -thaâams- time. J .. B...Mat-.. talk* endingTuesday night: South. Korean' Foreign rG. 89e — 41x38V2 not indicate any policy mversaluy thews, whose ouster's* committee quickly dispatched search units with all of the leader* committed P>'u,‘.K Yung Tel said that “th ICIose Out of Hats” Premier Malenkov’s government, right ell along In-cautioning that vipon receiving reports that a large Weigh PossiMlIttes to it. In the House, it* chances Luxuriously soft and fine yet long Wearing. this waa no time to'nish Into four- staff director la at th* heart of the Dulles. Bidault and Salisbury itslkt, we have had here have end but rather a strengthening of dispute, said he ran name 7.000 On Main Line plane fell with a thunderous roar nearly were wrick’ifd by the ada ed. but there may be other talks," power negotiations with Moscow near Richmond Hill, * Savannah spent most of their three-hour mant opposition of 78-year-old DRIVING LESSONS ALL COLORS—ALL HEAD SIZES those pollclee. . __ on such a crlticsl subject as rt' Protestant clergymen he contend* Robertson paid glowing tribute, ■riMJWHALCeo. Horn* Re* Ne Chang* form th# biggest slngls-group.sup- Seonl, July 11— Chinese meeting ye»‘crd*y urgently dia- Chairman Daniel A. Reed (R- VALUES TO S4.98 unlflcaLion of Germany. ciissing th* possible world wide re to Rhee at his news confsrence. ' Lot itt proporo you forêur licooto tost. liulivMual REG. S9C-Y-34" SANFORIZED ■ (Western. European diplomsttc porting tbs Oommuniat apparatus troops stormed np the slope* of A few hour* later. Lt. Edward N. Y.i of th* Way* snd Means "Never in my Ilfs hsvs I met A •ourcee also speculated thdl the They helled the Kremlin de- in America, TIbby, Hunter Information ofllcer. percussions of the unexpected in$trucriea on iiisiiro4 duol-cootrol cor by Oxporl- embattled PorkNu.* hHI In broad downfall of Beria from hia high- committee. more "dedicated man than, pyeti-. FINE QUALITY BROADDLOTH Matthews told a reporter he ha# dnvHgbt today and wrested the began announcing th* names of Th* administration strategy in dent Rhee," he'said. "He is a real oncod tcolnod iastnietor. Absohito safety. Doy or XrenHnned an Png* Thrss) names of Catholic priest* arnf iew- the crewmen a* missing. The ranking post. fOehttnaad ea Fnga Three) errot of the western front out- Under summons from Dulles. th* Senate ohvlously was to try Twenty-five colors in one of the best selling ish rshbis, too. But he said he pMt from Anserienn troop*. names of th* airmen were given to get the bill passed without (Oontlnoed on Pago Five) tvonlng wssons. LADIES' SUMMER DRESSES didn't mention that in hi# Ameri out ** next of kin were noting. U. S. Âmbassador Charles K. fabrics for draases. skirts, blouses, draperies, bed flying home to re- amendment. Th#t would send it to ca Mercury magaalne article, be 11 TIbby explained that an .official Bohlen was Elsenhower'a desk with no peed for spreads, stc. Yard ...... Seoul. July —tAX—South Ko port. CORONER AUTO SCHOOL cause it dsslt only with Protes Rnhi.n h«0 lint arrivad in * conference with th# House—e REDUtCED tants. rean infantrymen, in seven hour# (OoBtiBoed *a Fags Five) TIL. MIMbtS *4110 to Chairman McCarthy (R-Wls.) of bitter fighting, drove off more Pa^s from MoaooV for a vacation. P «rl^ 1" Another/Shipment nipMt'i* te 29 and 12' j to 24>/i announced ha will accept the than 4.000 Communists who as The State Department aaid he had th* Houa* group, Bulletins If No Answer Call Hartford ^3680 (Collect) reaignstton* cf sU . three Demo foreseen and reported a week ego However, thia strategy faces an • e a a p a * saulted ROk main line poaUioha the probabilities for the doymfall obstacle. Under the rule w;hlch from the AP Wireff REG. $5,91.VALUE...... Of East Berlin Tonight crats— Symington of Missouri. along a four-mile front today in .^SUGHT IRREGULARS OF $1.19 McCIsIlan of Arkansas and Henry easi-central Korea. of Beria as Russia's No. 2 man ami governed House debate yesterday, REG. $9.9$ VALUE ...... v.... Jarkson of Washington. News Tidbits rival for power of Premier Georgi ! no Aoor amendment could be of- .'e y " In the air, Red night fighter* j lUrMn Julv ll-'Pi'-YMvist MaJ.*malnUln. th# ^Communist _ grip , But Sen. Mnndt —Moe- In our odvt. Wtdnosdoy^ it was our hfeutlea to cien. P.,T. DIbrovA announced to* tervenilon. /. he hoped the Democrats - "would deep in northwrat Itorea which Dulles, Salisbury snd Bidault wereljnenl* to rsllev# claimed inequlr cow Radio renewed calls today H«MD AND FACE SIZE TOWELS '“day that martial law Impoeed on reconsider ■ their somewhat im- reported to have 'ajfteed yesterday i ties to small business in the excess for a Rtg Four ilHlferoBee and phtfleM* Troops funnels Red supplies into Korea Senate votes more than Ave bll- hovu tlw Rtfriguroter ifem rood $88.88 trod* for rebellious East Berlin June 17 will There was ^lo concrete evidence pstitous action." from Manchuria.' that the affair might mean a re-1 proAls levy are likely tb lje offered, British Communists, taklag tha Mundt dsclaisd turn bv Moscow to a tougher | Millikin said in an interview he cue, demanded that British wad CHILDREN'S DRESSES REDUCED ba lifted at midnight. that the crisU In Mpwow over The Red Jet fighters■s sprayrtsprayed *»" **^**~ *^*""'! - ...... • l - ______- your eld box on nuw Rear medub lu itock. police boes'tsivrenty Berie’a down- W# can't atop ll»em . >m qiiit^ of lA^B-»i ...Ir ’ poliry toward the West and i was supporting the six-month exr Soviet leaders meet alone If tha wicli;' - ' ■ During 15 days of msrttal law. pvsiwv a-amv swesa^ ^ ------^ 1 W..9 € sa.sa**t*4 Masaa 9 » Im m W1U1with cannon Iir»Are Hevenseven oi governmenteovernment ageiagencies during .veer » ■? ______j r — r- .4mericaas refuae, Roaslw awd RE6.4t.ti.YSUJES S4J.9 the Ruaalan' mllttary commandant dbJKtt^?- mLt-whleh^^ .ta.1 .bomtoi- i whtch- begaw Ju ly L-.Sem ljaBlff; bsr 'CbMHMUitat #oh*i1 a'ap|Mwre(i;' Dtbrova s order. . _ l„ .______. i * ____ 1 at wood and •fOanUnusd -aw Phgef-JIve) ■ - fContimied *ai-'Pa(go .Five) Wonderful soft yarn In Jacquaid pattern* Tn yeilow, "^'Ui ptok. Pre-Tsen* SlasS. In Barlln had cOnflrmad the ax#. more determined than ever to whtte,'aqU*, fre«t. Ilhie.-flamingo, ■hunter-ftasn,msec hedwn and -e6H6n «ronr*«rM a worker l^-We. , .But .AIII*4 IPurcea said the Rus- nlBg..------the..Cli«igch “ K O S f i B l " * 8eersucker, Prints and Butcher Unan. .Siaee 2-$x. Allied obssivers suggested the of a four-iBtory office building con Biggest M ass Polio Juoettan forbidding It to strike town streets today a* police tlmated upwards of $800,000. O A K ^ abont some lumber to replace rotted window framea? The Soviet commandant gave no deadly struggle between Melenkov Geelan-Kilmartiii gas Station on To guard against loa* o f. life tus, speeding to a tWo-alanN It’a easy to pay for our materiala: ' Regular price: $2.98 - $.1.98 -.$4.9$. reason for hU order tisday. It said at ruction Job. combed this central California biaae, struck a truck loaded wHh and Beria in Moscow had tem Last night, searchers recovered Inoculation Teniav Wilbur Cross parkway tn Orange city of 92,000 for a maniacal Are-, should the araonlst or arsonists' SALE PRICE: $2.49. $3.29, $3.98 SHEER NYLDN GLDVES, 79c Pr. ■Imnly: porarily dslsysd a sweeping purge . , Navy salvage officer who atrilce again, theaters, dance halls watermelons. DELICATESSEN BIRD ROOFING (asphalt ahinxles, . . (tat* of sieg* dsclarad In th* bodtea of Lloyd Woodruff and bug whoae torch plunged the com “The of the Bast German cabinet. They Canplne Tedeschi, both of New boards broken Cornhusker Mariner munity into a near-panic. and'“ other amusement center* 35-A OAK STREET TEL MI-9*S244 6-roojfn bouse.aize)...... With trim cuffs, , . ____ ths'tioviet sector of the City of forscast this would come Boon, In say he's "ConfldenT the ship can be were shut down tinder the emer “ATTAC*” ALERT $5.00 SUMMER SKIRTS Berlin on June 17 will ba at Tor!* etty. Elmira. N. T., July 11—OR—The Loiterers snd Casual passeraby , .Ban Fraaclsco, July II— view of Baria’a removal. vanguard of 35,000 reluctant saved.” were ordered. out of a 32-block gency proclamation. , Sixes 3-$x. Prints, Embroidered Cottons. Quilted Prints. S4M hour* July II." A third victim, identlfiSd ae I'.B . aad ('haodlan Air Fnrod OPBN EVERY DAY EXCEPT WEDNESDAY CHI-NAMEL EXTERIOR PAINT Refuhir $1.98 and $2.9$ - Ravmond d# Gregory of Whit# youngstera braced today to get Stubborn bwll rolwned ta >1eld downtown area in the wake of 12 "There is no doubt these I fires) Vahiss to $3.99. Alllsd officials said Ui* Impor right of way to Santa Fe’s T>x** planes snd (ivl) Ground Oh* (1 coat, 6-room hdnae)...... $10.00 tant Industrial HUes of Magde MILITARY IN AOfXlilD Plaint, N. T., we* found ahortly "shot" In history's biggest mass Area which broke out almost al- were deliberately set." Mayor server* sprang Inin nctioa ha* $ALE PRICE: $1.49, $1.98. $2.98 inoculation against infantile pa- Chief and derail* train causing 20 multaneously In major buildings , Dunn declared. Moat started In SUMMER HANDBAGS burg, Halls snd Erfurt are knrwn Waahlagtoa, July ’ 11—4^^—. before A a. m. injuries at Ardmore, Qklahoma . . . fore dnwn loday to "pretert" FI* up your house no*, Qay «* you go along. We will to be still under tnsrtial law. Tbs Air Farce today had anp- Ten other workmen were In ralyai*. yesterday amid a rash of false I restrooms and closets. Police aaid ‘Two thousand volunteers helped Alton A. Lennon, 4A-ye*r-old several false alarm* w'er* turned the PneiAr. ronat from a Wistll GOING ON A PICNIC? hotvarar. pert of the Army, Navy and Ma- jured when a corner of the build; alarms. enemy nir attack. advise you. ' — • Refilliible Perlect Writing In AU White and MulUColora. '•“ “ $ 1 . 3 9 ' ing buckled aa they poured con dnetora and mirsM administer Wilmington lawyer, will serve un- Mayor Gordon Dunn ■ declared in at the height of th* fire-fight $2.29 East Berlin stilt aaethsd with rinea la Ita tight agalnot a draa- explred part of late U. 8. Senator We iMve all the 9xin*a—Iren paper platoa aad enpa ta aur and Envelops style# Each Ue cengrtaalewaf HmltaUan crete on what was to be the roof. gamma globulin to children in two a state of emergency. And Gov. ing apparently to draw equipment . Plus Tax. discontent today. ^ . w. WUb* Smith'* term. . ^ WARNH ON RUMUA fansoua all-beef, pure beef Kosher Fraaks! And hew aheut BALL POINT PENS, 25c Each -Many worher* continued to be upon..Baa "praileieacyMavaSlalMcv flying.”rivloar ” Hen.Sen. The men dropped In wahower of upstate New York counties whero Earl Warren authoriaed uae of away from the real blaaes. wet concrete, timber and steel. polio has stricken 87 and taken 'Throe Coanscticut OOP leaders When all Freano fire units were Hupreme HeadgiiarAata. -AINat •or froah made Koaher dill pteklea—they’re goad! Asaortad colors. „ held In overcrowded Soviet and Forgnaaa (R-Mlah) toM a aews- wire congratuUttons to President volunteering National Guardsmen. Power* la E u r ^ ,, Jaly‘ 11—GM SUte Security Police Jells, await- ...... frooa an feur at Many reeidenta of this fashion three Uvea. The troop# aloofd g»>ard through in action and new outbreaks cos- Regular 3 for $1.00 Fine Quality able community elded police and The medical crews were )ieart- Eisenhower on flrrt anniversary of tinusd, the mayor broadcast an 0*w- Alfred M. G rues thee warOS' Ing trial and stiff aentances a* tha aGUtar^*ilUvleca bis leadership of P a rly ... Secre the night to prevent looting and taatod a Hawse paaaad restrie- firemen In frantic effort* to‘reach ened by news from Montgomery. further arson at hospital*, achoola appeal for help from neighboring ed today that th* doiraiaa af- rioter*. tary of Treasury Humphrey eay* lAVTcBty Beria ood agdWaBhRF Morcoriztcl Cotton Ankletg ^ But th* Ruaelan general. Who tlea that wawM graatlyrcurtatl all th* workmen before th* con Ala., where Inoculation o f 31,000 and other public buildings. fir* departmeota, voluntaera and BAGELS — ROLLS — BREAD -w DAIRY PRODUCTS crete hardened. tots was pronouncad a aucceaa. Amcricaiu are ao nnpaputor la the Rovlet aotellHaa da 0*4 hdOS broke the Ju n e.lt revolt here With the pioatle* fllghta amda hy seme coontrlea that "they don't 99 Haspitallaed civil defens* . workara. Units rela tuni back cuH atylaa or BngUan rib atnlght up atyl*. X O # * $8,000 armored troop*, apparently pilota nat aeatgned to regwiar Reaeu* taami, aided by eteam Gamma .globulin,, no cure, ia Mors than 20 Aremen overcome aU tha H iiilH iB H tfe* 9 a *M AND SMOKED FISH — FRESH DAILY! CO. flying Ontlaa ta beep np tholr even want our money If w* hava to (OMritoiod OR Paffd Tws) awpira. An whita. Otsaa ithtan. Manehsatar Days. 3 pair for 69 waa convtacad that tbouaanda of go with tV ' hy heat or omoha were- hoapUal- 336 N. MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER TEL. MI-9-5253 Gam aa- aoldtara eould now « I aw Pag* Twa) (Coall oa Papa Tww) 4»

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