ntxDAT, ra m 9 ^ i t M jStanrl|[«0t«r lEv^nfng If^ralb Aranga Doily Nat Press Ran Tha Waathar Foroeoat ol D. S. Waothar Bwaaa was taken up by a short lecture due to the many varied table set­ Gem” portrayed the mining pro­ For the Meath of May, ItSa 'Stuart J. Wasley of 10 Academy on the care, use and purchase of ting styles beginning with the in­ cesses which are used in the locat­ ikreet is attending a aUak dinner Girls Guests sterling silver. Following this formal breakfast extending ing of diamonds and also the re­ Today fair to porUy cloudy; About Town at Brundage Acres at the Mansfield talk a question and answer period throughout the formal wedding re­ fining and sorting problems. And Join The American 9,924 continued warm; tonight thmidcr- Four Comers for the class reunion was held and a movie entitled ception table were shown. finally, tbe cutting and grading Ward Krausa o f Walnut atraat of 1910 of the University of Con­ Maiaher o f tfeo Audit ■tornis; Sunday clear aad cooler. O f Jewelers "Our Gracious -• Heritage” was A fter this another short ques­ problems. It was brought forth ilanripatpr lEupning Upralb waa m duatad with a Bachalor of necticut. Saturday there will be Boioua o f Oheolatlaus shown. The picture portrayed tion and answer period followed in this movie that a half carat Automobile Manchester——A City of Village Charm llusio dccraa at eominonceiiient a class luncheon at noon and a methods used in the manufactur­ and during this interim cokes and diamond ia mined onlly after hav­ aaaroiaM of the Jullua Hartt banquet at night. Mr. Wasley has Michaels Entertains 100 ing of sterling sliver Including de­ cup cakes were served to the grad­ ing gone through twenty-three Free Mechanical Servloe Free Travel Borvles School of Mudc in Hartford ye*- been appointed official photog­ signing. "Our Gracious Herit­ uating ladles. The staff at Mich­ tons of blue ground or kimberlite. Free Towing Free $84M BaB Beni (Ulaeeiaod Advortleing ea Page Id) MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, JUNE 10. 19.50 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS tarday. Mr. Krause majored In rapher for the reunion. High School Graduates Most laymen would be amased to Free Tire Change Free Legal Bervlea VOL. LXIX, NO. 211 Music Education at the mualc age" ia a film produced by the aels were represented by Norman Gorham Silver Company and has read this fact. It la also well to Free Chains Pnt On FTee Onamatee A n e s l aehoai. William H. Podolny of 97 Del- —The Highlights Weil Mrs. Margaret Millkowskl, been a foremost instructive in­ Miss Alba Quaglla and Robert note that leas than ten per cent of mont street received the degree of FEME fie,Me DrSCBAHOB POUOT strument for many years. Wright. Following this delight­ the diamonds are of gem quality ■ Frank W. Ford, Jr., will ra- master of aeronautical engineering For the second year Michaels and can be used in mounting la­ Lawson and Trumbo Report at Court Chinese Reds The next part of the program ful interlude a short lecture on dia­ caiva the U U B. degree from at the commencement exerclaes Jewelers and Silversmith enter­ dies' and men’s diamond rings. For Further Information Call Your AAA Repreaentatlve QaoiFetown University Law held at Rensselaer Polytechnic In­ tained the graduating senior girls was devoted to the showing of monds was presented by Richard Senate Sets Test Michaels. A fine movie en­ Mra. Helen Skinner and Miss Truman Blasts Reds SchwL Washington. D. C., on stitute today. with two hours of Instniction on slides which were pro!es of table shown. Thia movie ia available Dwyer assisted In showing the TEL. MANCHESTER 8712 Mrs. P.O . Postma, S3 Olcott drive. Study Group of the W. S. C. S. of settings. This portion of the pro­ to all groups and organizations tended. slides and movies. Vote for Monday Inside Japan The Fada now make their home the North Methodist church at the The first part of the program gram was of particular interest upon request. "The Eternal at Slid Valley drive, Alexandria, J. W. Hale store tomorrow morn­ In Fighting Speech Va. ing at 9:30. PripitiR Radio Exhorls A t tha racant graduation exer- Mrs. Elliabeth Lewis, chairman On Rent Controls Jap GommuniM Party of m tL School of Elec- of the Manchester Girl Scout camp ttonlea in Hartford Arthur E. Jen- committee, has announced that To Deal Counlerhlowfi no mow rej^litmtions for the day Action Follows Long On the Mississippi alnga. Jr, and Harry C. O Connell camp at Camp Merri-Wood can be Bares Photo of thia town both graduated with To IMaeArlhur'fi Purge accepted for Brownies and that no Night Session Which honors. Mr. Jennings took the more can be accepted for Inter­ Tokyo. June 10 - iT) Life .\rriisrs Russia in Bit­ oeurae In Advanced Radio and mediates for the week of June 26 Sees Culmination of O f Lattimore tVlavision and Mr. O'Connell the grew incrra.-iingly complex today Ani|>iit<‘r Bridrgrooni through 30, but there is still op­ 12 Hour Filibuster terest Words Yet of oourae in Industrial Instrumenta­ portunity for a few Intermediates for Japan's Communists, already tion. to sign up for the week of July 3 , By Sen. Cain; Measure In Red China staggered by two purges of their Plotting World Wap through 7. ' Mrs, Meyer Tober of 38 Cone Now Believed Doomed lop stratcgi.-;l.-i. While Talking Peace; Street ia offering her home and A representative of the Blue On one aide, the Chinese Red McCarthy Says Pic­ Prlping radio a link in the line Says They Turn Chil­ garden for a dessert tea for the Cross ^ill give a talk on surgery Washington, June 10.— (A*) H. M. O. Chapter of Hadassah at the meeting of the Bolton ture Was Taken at to Moscow urged tfiem to ‘deal dren of East Germany Wednesday afternoon at one Grange at 8 o'clock tonight. He — A weary Senate agreed elTective counterblows" to the o'clock, rain or shine. Anyone de­ will be able to answer any ques­ early today to a test vote Communist Headquar­ purges ordered by General Mae- Into Pitiful Doomed siring to attend ia requested to tions members may wish to a.sk Monday on rent controls, aft­ Arthur. phone S437. ters With Jaffe There 0,n the other side, the gov Robots as Hitler Did him. All members are urged to er Senator Cain (R., Wash.), attend. nient cracked down wherever I Tlje V.F.W. Auxiliary county Mad pushed the chamber to a Washington. June 10— (/Pi — Communists ral.sed their voices in' St. Louis. .lune 10.—^/P)— public criticism of the U. S. occu­ dalagataa and members of the Children who participate in the .'^marathan session with a fili­ Senator McOarthy (R-Wls) haa Prp.sidrnt Truman ' bitterly auxiliary are invited to attend the exercises Sunday, Children’a day, buster lasting 12 hours. The pation. Cabinet members and botli meeting o f the Hartford County at the Second Congregational released a picture v’hich he says rural and Tokyo police otTieiala arrusotl Soviet Russia today agreement which brought met with Premier Shigeru Yo.shl- of preaching peace while Council Sunday afternoon at 1:30 church, will have a rehearaal to­ adjournment at 2:40 a. m. (e.s.t.) shows Owen Lattimore and Philip morrow morning at 9:30 sharp at da to consider stronger mea-sures. at the lltMJOtme, Wilson. Conn. The was for a vote at 11 a. m., Mon­ Jaffe together at Communist 'fomenting aggression and the church. Only one service Is Moanwliile, a new plot against new president. Elisabeth Mangan, day on a motion by Republican Headquarters in Yenan, China, in preparing for war." Talking planned for Simday, and that will MacArlhur's life the second in and her staff of officers will con­ Leader Wherry of Nebraska to 1937. be the children's day service et ten to days was reported and airly like a proseeuting attorney, duct tha meeting. A memorial aend the bill back to the Banking Both Lattimore, now a Johns service will ha held and other im­ o'clock. brushed aside by key American lie declared Russia’s leaders, committee— a move which, if Hopkins University professor, and officials. They called It another portant bueineas taken up. "with a cynical disregard for successful, almost certainly would Jaffe, one-time editor of the Amer- "fake" like the la.,t. Mr. end Mrs. Ralph O. Kauf­ kill the measure. asia Magazine, which no longer is the hopes of mankind," have been man of Parker street will attend Informants .said a letter was "an obslacle to peace." When the lawmakers finally published, have been key targeU intercepted two days ago. men­ the commencement exerciaei at closed up shop, they had been at Of McCarthy's charges that the At the same lime, he declared tioning vaguely a plan to kill the that Russia's threat of a ' third Middlebury Oollege this week-end work for 16 hours and 40 minutes government Is carrying Commun- and reunion of Mr. Kaufman's supreme commander. The ad­ world war is being "offset by ths — one of the longest sessioha in lUta and Pro-Communlsla on its class. dress was false and the author re­ growing strength of the free recent years. payroll. mained a mystery. The decision to use Wherry’s world" and that tha United States - McCarthy has accused Latti- "Nobody at headquarters takes ie enlisted "for the duration” in Trinity Past Noble Grands As­ motion for the bill's first test rep­ more, an expert on Far Eastern a f­ It seriously," an official sociation will meet with Mayflow- the struggle to preserve peace. resented something of a setback fairs of being Russia’s top agent "Somebody la crying wolf." er Rebekah Lodge of HockvUle, Hpeoka on Mlsslaslppl for Democratic Leader Lucas of in the United States. This accusa­ Tuesday, June 13 at three o'clock. Illinois. He had kept the Senate A Japanese arrested June 1 after tion was made in connection with Ttie President chose the sits for Members ef Sunset Circle of this | dr 4r 4r A ir~ A A ~ififir ifif'k y r ifH in continuous session In the hope babbling details of an alleged plot the Senator’s charges that the John Howard Lawson (left) and Dalton Trumbo, Hollywood movir a Jefferson Memorial on ths Mis­ town are reminded to bring gifts of getting an agreement to vote to kill MacArthur has been sissippi river front aa the aettlng State Department is a haven for writers, arrive at U. 8. District Cmirt, W^.hlngton. June 9, to be eent to a mental hospital. for the "roeny-go-round.” on the bill iUelf. for this country's most vigorous Communists. to jail for contempt ol Congress for refusal to tell If they were Com­ The Peiping radio, monitored nlliliBvif u Democrats Confident munists. (A P wlrephoto). answer to the Russian peace The Mary Cushman gro\ip of the I N a v y N e ws However. Democratic leaders Lattimore, denouncing Mc­ here, called MacArthur'a purge propaganda offensive. Second Congregational Women's said later they felt they had Carthy aa a "madman," has denied order of all 24 politburo membera His prepared speech fairly n a t u r a l l y — Jimmy Wilson, 25, who lost both hsnfis nod b o ^ ,fs e t In a wartime League wUl hold its closing picnic enough votes to beat back the under oath that he ever was a and 17 editors of the party news­ bristled with charges against Ru*> ■Army plane rmah, cuts the wedding coke after hla'nsorrloga June 8, THE STORE WITH o ( the season this evening at Mrs. Wherry move in time to get a fi­ communist. paper Red Flag "as absurd aa it la sia in language In keeping with reactionary." It added: to Itorothy Mortenson, stenographer and part-time television model, EVERYTHING IS E. B. Inman's eottage at Andover I nal vote on passage of the bill Jaffe figured in the notorious Troopers Beat Woods the matter-of-fact phrases e f Us "Unless the Japaness people at Jorksonvllle, Flo. They ore headed for a Oanadiop honeymoon Lake. New offioere will be elected New Shipment of Monday. Ameraaia documents case, which native midwest. deal effective counterblows, they with Jimmy driving the car. (A P wlrephoto). at a brief business seeeion. The measure would continue involved the alleged theft of hun­ Time and time again he men­ Federal rent controls for six dreds of secret government papers will once more be driven along AIR the path of destruction by Japan's tioned Russia by name as ks In­ 1m the abeenee ct Pastor Olaen, months beyond the present June in wartime. Jaffe waa arrested In Search of Bandits dicted the Soviet Union for: wbo is attending the 91et annual | SO expiration date. Local com­ modem Tojo—MacArthur." after the New York headquarters CUMren Into Roboto CONDITIONED convention e< the Auguetana Luth­ White Toppers munities could get another half of tJie mscrsxlne "Ameraaia” were It called MacArthur'a order "a year of ceilings by asking for complete contradiction of" the See Arms Cost Hike 1. "Maintaining the lorgast eran church of America this week 1 raided in 1945 by agenU of the Seek Thugs W ho Stole in Washington, D. C., Earl Mo- them. Office of Strategic Servjcea (OSS) Asks Truman Potsdam Declaration and Far peaciflms armed force in Ustwy, dean. student at Upsala College, 10Q% all wool covert boxy topper, one button A similar bill is pending before and the FBI. He was fined 32,500 $8,500 from Wood­ Eastern Commission policy. far greater than it needs tot ths the House, which had canceUed Ita will conduct the service Sunday at neck, rayon lined. Sizes 10 to 18. for conspiracy to obtain secret bury Savings Bank; Raiding Communists If U. S. Merges Plans defense of its own boundaries.” morning at 10:80 a. m. He haa Juat original plans'to vote on the meas­ government documents. Five To Read Diary Three cabinet ministers and a 2. Seeking to extend the bound­ Ckarlw H. Starterant completed hie junior year at Up- BY ure this week at tha urging of others were arrested. One other Recover About $2,000 batch of police offlolals from rural aries of their totalitarian control aala, and waa recently e le c ts | Lucas. Japan and metropolitan Tokyo "by means of infiltration, subvers­ president o f the New Jersey Dis­ 1 1 3 9 8 Cain started Wedneaday (OontIniMd OD Page Eight) threshed out views with Yoahida. Dovetailing Our Military ^ geiiator’s Wife ion, propaganda and indirect Opponents of ths bill, led by Think Forreslal May Southbury, Conn., June 10—(A’) agression. Palming . Decoratiiig trict of the Lutheran Student As-1 (Not Exactly as Illustrated) The results were not disclosed but Strategy With Eu­ eociatlan of America. Cain, had hoped to delay a Senate Have Left Amerasia —State Police pressed a manhunt 3. Talking Democracy but set­ Dnptmt Paints vote until the House acted, in the (Contlnaed oa Page Bight) ting up "dictatorships." belief that the measure would not through depse woods here today rope's Held Sure Way Dies at Wash. A t Ma laat meeting the Magll- Other White Unlined Answer Given 4. Proclaiming national inde­ fare so well on that side of the Continued Aid Club; for two bandits who staged an Tlaa 'PayaMBta Arranged aneee Society voted to discontinue To Boost Expenditures pendence but iihposlng "national COpitoI. 38,500 holdup in a bank in nearby slavery.” 1 te 8 Yean meetlnga during the months of . Wt(irttb that presumably in mind, Washington, J\me 10— (/P)— Sen- ' Woodbury, Mrs. Vandenberg Had July and August and to resume | Stirs Solons Riots Flare Washington, June 10—i/PI - By 5. Turning the school children of Doeskin Toppers Cain started his delaying tactics ator Brewster (R-M e) urged Presl- I The gunmen fled Into the woods Eastern Germany "into the asms them In September. on Wednesday. On Thursday, the yesterday atfernoon soon after dovetailing its military planning Been in Hospital a CO IM -O O I * dent Truman today to study the Senate took time out to whisk the Woodbury Savings Bank was with that of Western Europe, the Assembly No. 16, Order of Rain­ DASH through some 200 minor bills, un­ late James V. Forrestal’s diary for Anew at Eiika Month, IamI Busy Life (OoBtiaoed ea Page Bight) Wherry Says U. S. W on’t robbed. They abandoned their get­ United Stales is more likely to in­ TaL 1557 or 2-5195 bow for Girls, will hold a regular I der an agreement which let the a possible clue to the origin of a away car at the edge of the woods business meeting at 7:30 Monday] $8-98 Washington Senator regain the Get Europe Off Back "go slow" request in the 1945 and in their haste also left be­ crease than to cut its own defense Washington, June 10 — iJP) •— 25 UIliF St. Manehcater floor yesterday. evening at the Masonic Temples Ameraaia case arrests. hind a iVall of currency totaling State Trooper Rein­ spending for several years. Hazel Whitaker Vandenberg, wife Sizes 12 to 20. A t 10:58 he launched hia one- Until Democrats Go " If the President still feels the almost 32,400. This is the view of U. S. defen *t of Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg man filibuster. He continued, with diary cannot be turned over to Nearly 200 State Policemen were forcements Rushed officials who are working to trans­ of Michigan, died early today. only brief interruptions, until Washington, June 10—/A’1— Congress, then I suggest that he concentrated in the area while the late the concept of a western pool To Tennessee Plant Mrs.- Vandenberg, 67, had had * \ Bhortly after 11 p. m. last night. President Truman’s indication examine it himself in this matter." of defense resources into fighting Flashes! He thiu broke his own long-dis- spells of serious Illness since she that the need for aid to Western Brewster said. "Then he could give (Conttoned on Page Eight) units equipped with atomic age (Usto BoUetlns of ths (fi) W in ) Europe won’t end with the Mar- Morristown. Tenn., June 10—(/P) underwent two major operations us a report.” weapons. in 1947. Despite this and her (OeaBaoed oa Page Eight) ehall Plan In 1952 stirred bipar­ —State Highway Patrol reinforce­ United States mliltary spending A Senate Foreign Relations sub­ many duties as a Senator's wife, tisan criticism In Congress today. ments were ordered to the strike­ may run higher, they say, because committee investigating the Amer- she continued active until recently Rojeot Rnselsn Detnond While the President’s assertion asla secret documents episode re­ ‘^iger” Hurls bound American Enka Oorp, rayon lA l this country has the most to plant today in the wake of new vi­ in a varied career of her own. Berlio, June 10—(A’)— H w west­ in a Columbia, Mo., address that portedly haa received testimony contribute to the AUsntlc Pact olence called "the worst yet" in ern allies formally rejected today this Country can’t close out its that Forrestal, this country’s first pool, and (B ) it has additional She served for a time as Na­ the 10-week-old dispute. tional Chairman of the University Russlaa demand for the with­ News Tidbits •vital national Interest, in a healthy Defense Secretary, probably ad­ Dare to Reds military responsibilities in other SOLIDIFIED TOILET WATER world economy” found acceptance The company said automobiles of Michigan Alumnae Association drawal of all oocopotlon troops vised delaying the arrests in the parts of the world. Called From (/F) Wires among many lawmakers, they of workers leaving after the mid and led in a drive for a 31,000,000 froos Berlin as the price fer hold- controversial case. Hint Level May Rise didn't agree among themselves on ^fationalist General Tells night shift change were waylaid Secretary of Defense Johnson Woman's League building at the Ing rity-wide elections, n ie three The case Involved discovery of by a mob of "75 to 100." One car weetern oonMnandnnto Ittfonned. Eoat Germany , buys 50,000 tons how to maintain it. haa warned Congress against cut- University. Senator Wherrjr. of Nebraska, hundreds of confidenllal govem- Chinese Communists was overturned, a man waa in the Soviet depnty commendniit, I o f Amerlcaa aurplua potatoes at a jured and a procession of about 12 Shop Hale’t for Style and Quality in ’ penny a poiuid. . . . Londoner (Continued on Page Five) (Oontlnned on Page Fonr) OoL Alexei Jellsorov, by letter that (Oontlnned oa Page Four) (Conttnoed oa Pago Eight) Formosa Is Ready automobiles waa stoned while halt they backed the stiuMl o f West ' fined lightly for having a few nips ed by a barricade, reported T. W. upon hearing that his wife bod Berlin’s city governaMot, which Taipei, Formosa. June 10—OP) Iserman of New York, a company already hod turned down the Rus- just hod a second set o f twins. Lawyer on the acene. Nylon Hosiery For ths first time in Oklahoma’s —China’s Nationalists, still talk­ alon demand. ing brave, today dared the Chi­ The incident followed by less • • • history Negro students ore sitting than eight hours the withdrawal Last of Scottsboro unseggregmted in classrooms with Captain Harry Frolics nese Reds to throw their new air PreM Aide Gomblere of the last 100 or more than 300 New Colored Seam Nylons . . . $1.50 Pr. whites. . . .Kansas arbitration force at Formosa. Woohlngtoa, June lU -O Ph- A Gen. Wang Shu-Ming, better National Guardsmen sent here Senate report today put the finger panel rules that man who lost -his May 29 to preserve order following New Dark Seam Nylons . . , . $1.39 Pr. known as "Tiger” Wang, said Na­ Boys Leaves Prison on tbe Continental Preos Service job because he grew a beard is other flareupa. With World War I Pals tionalist filers can handle the of Cleveland ns the major sotiree New Dark Seam and Heel notfentitled to reinstatement. At Nashville, State Adj. Gen. I f H n ^ Gold stands trial, it will Reds "even if Soviet-manned jets of racing news need Illegally by are used.” Sam T. Wallace said he was told N y lo n s ...... $1.35 Pat Perkins be in Brooklyn. . . .Planes still all available highway patrolmen Amly Wright Heads for the nation’s bookmakers. The re­ aenrehing North Sea for four air­ The deputy commander in chief port said the conununlcatioas coot- of the Nationalist air force said were being rushed to the Morris­ Remington To New Sheer Outline Heel Nylons. . $1.50 men still missing from B-29. . . Drops Serious Mood ‘ojciiamp’s Slaver Albany, N. Y., lo Work ponies, the preea servtoea and the Caper With Vets of, r J his experts have found "technical town area to supplement the eight Top officials of Britain’s Air Min- nation’s doUy newspapers also are New 60 Gaug;e Sheer Nylons . . . , $1.50 ^ o t t o n s means" to destroy jets. patrolmen assigned here. He esti­ As Porter in Hospi latry flying to Washington Wed­ Battery D; Drives mated the number of reinforce­ Quit His Post sources o f help for the., bet-takers. nesday for seoet talks on coordi­ 3 Kjlls HlHlSeit "W e haven’t been sitting at our Budget Nylon Hbsiery ...... $1.00 Pr. desks doing nothing,” was Wang’a ments at 36. A highway patrol dis­ tal; Pities Accuser * * * nating air defense, under North Mules in Rickety Coach patcher at nearby Kingsport, C-47 Crushes ' BY Atlantic treaty. only explanation. Seam Free N y lo n s ...... 79c Pr. He said the Nationalists were Tenn., said 15 men from thal di­ Plans lo Devote Time Montgomery, Ala., June 10.— Tulsa, Oklo., June An The Netherlands expected to Jealous Suitor Uses Army C-47 transport with U per­ St. Louis, June 10— (JT— Presi­ itching to prove their air super­ vision had been ordered here. (/P)—The last of the "Scottsboro $ 5 .9 8 unveil for-reoidilng plan for in­ Personnel of the sheriff's office To Proviuu He Has sons aboard today crashed Isto a dustrial reorganization in westehi dent , Truman allpped easily into Deer Rifle With Which iority. hoys" to leave prison look his one They may get their wish soon. and the regular State Patrol De- bam clu building at Tnlaa Muol- Sunbacka with jackeU. Dark ehadea and Ehirbpe to break down existing his old role of "Captain Harry” He Slew Golf Player Never Been a Re « ; Fsc* Vtsai) pessasi^ trala. r>. (OMtkraad SB ** 9^ r) siven in his weakened condition Iti 51AWI;HESTEK EVENING HKKALU. MANCHESTER, CONN m SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1950 PAGE T B & K l^

-J-cre States and Canada and In 49 terri­ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1960 choir of the Covanant Church of Scriptures,” by Mary Baker Eddy, Anthem. "The Heavens Resound” P A C i TWO Woodstock, and their director, include the following (p. 186): —Beethoven. tories and foreign countries locally Carl Peterson, who will also ren­ "Erring human mind-forces can Senior Choir every Sunday over WONS at 9 p. m.; al.so at 3:30 p. m. over I der several organ numbers. .Re­ work only evil under , whatever Offertory, ’’Pavane” Boyd. Past Exalted Ruler Allen Ltsk; a The Primary Department Children $5.00 for talent money and three WSPlt. Springfield, and at 5:30 p. freshments will be served to all name or pretense they are em­ Scripture Reading. Flag exercise with the members of will dramatlxe one of the Bible Sports’ Carnival birthday piggy bank contribu­ m. over WTH T, Hartford. ! Betrothed List Preacher following the aervlce. ployed; for Spirit and matter, good Anthem, "Ijiudamus” Protheroe. Ortuige HaU BINGO Rockville •toriee and the youngest children tions. She appointed Mia. Howard the Boy Scouts taking part. Ool. Churches The Week | Benedict M. HoMert, Jr., of Hart­ will sing. There ^ 1 be a serv­ Next Saturday Rice, Mrs. Philip Isham, Mrs. Mar­ The Week and evil, light and darkness, rnn- Prosintatlon of Certificates of ford, o f the Army Reserve Corps ice of ^ p lla m . (;nurch School shall Squier, Mrs. Russell Andrews Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Bible not m ingle..Every mortal iiuist Recognition of 50 years or more Wednesday and Friday, 4 p, m. will give the Flag Day address. will be omlttewer service as members of Christian Confirmation Instruction. Every Saturday — 7 :45 P. M. D e e H Bontli MethodUt Charch nor reality in evil.” Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Wnlther ; Elks to Hold The ceremonies are open to the The children of the Sunday The Sportsmen's and Men's committee to arrange a float to Rev. John F. Hannon, Pnator In the fifth chapter of Amos. The Church. NOW a Thru NEXT WED. Main Street and Hartford Road I.s>nKue meeting. i public and refreshments will be school will take paK in the reg­ Clubs of Andover will sponsor a represent the group in the Fourth Rev. Fred R. Edgar, 6Unlater Rev. George P. Hughca central prayer subject will be Hymn. "I Love To Tell the Story” served at the conclusion of the ular ssrvlce at the First Congre­ of July parade. *rhe annual pic­ Dr. L. A. Reed to Con­ •tebert EHuheth Rev. Edgar J. FarreU Covenant Foreign Missions. Buckingham Congregatliinal - Fisher Thursilny, 7:30 p. m. Meeting of Special Rites Youth for UConn Day at Tsd nic will be held oh the regular Taylor —to— Taylor MIbs Kathryn G. Byron, ('him'h the Adult prospective membi'iship 20 REGULAR GAMES program. gational church of Vernon Center Director of Cbriatlan Bducation Wednesday, 8:80 p. m. Final .Sermon: "Far Trumpets Blowing” Wright’s bam and farm on Route meeting date in July, at the home duct Services During "CONSPIRATOR" Sunday Masses: Rev. Philip M. Rose groiip, Dancing Rcdtal at 10:45 a. m. During the .^rvice Oeorge G. Aehton, MlnUter of rehearseal of the Senior Choir, ” I pre.ss on toward the goal” a group of rhildren will be bap- • on Saturday, June 17. of Mrs. Evan Kullgren. In the Plus: Ueao Kelly In For adults: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 with for the season. Hymn, ‘ Blest Be the Tie That Friday, 7:30 p ni. Cliurch Coutf- The pupils of the Ann Marley Next Week Muilo Simday, June 11 S SI»Er.IAI,S, PUJS SWEEPSTAKES Annual Flag Day Ob­ tlaed. The I'llgrim Fellowship The affair, in the form of a event It rains, the group will meet ______"BLACK IIA.’«D” _ two Masses at 9 and 10. one In the Saturday, 1:00 p. m. Sunday Biml.s " Boylston. cll meeting. Dancing School will present a Va­ 10:00 a. m. Church school. will meet at the church school sports’ carnival and barbecue, will at Yeomans' hall. The August FREE Hobby Collection Stamps main auditorium at 9 fbr adults school picnic. Bus and cars leave riety Revue in the Syke* audiior- meeting will be omitted. Bunday, June 11 Methodlat Stu- 10:45 a. m. Joint services of the Posthiile, "Kestivsl Marcl)” — servance on Next rooms at 7 o'clock. Dr. L. A. Reed, professor of To Every Child Attoading OUr and one for children at 9 In the church St 1:00, for Oom well Bible ium this evening at eight o'clock. be open to boys from 15 high dent Day. church achwil and the eburch I'on- Handel. A special program has been Gerard G. Neefus, highway safe­ Practics and the Pastoral Minis­ Saturday Matinees. Also FREE basement. Two Masses at 10 camp grounds, Cromwell. Pupils Wednesday Evening Pupils from both Rockville and schools,, east o f the Connecticut Prelude, "Meditation In F Sharp gregation. Children’s Day pro­ Tile Week T A i r prepared by our Church School ty field representative from the 50 AlbuniB To Lock.y Ticket o’clock for adults, one in the main bring a box lunch; beverage and Vernon, beginners and advanced river. Coaches and boys from State Motor Vehicle Department, try in the Nazarene Theological Minor.” Gullmant. for parents and friends at 0:45 a. llnlders. church and one In the basement. Ice cream will be provided, first gram. 9:1.5, Church school. pupils will take part. All types of all schools will be guests. Main spoke at a meeting of Columbia Seminary at Kansas City, Mo., ProccMlonal Hymn, "God of Wednesday. 1 p. m. Annual RockviH*. June 10— (Special ) — m. There will he a dedication of purj)ose of the carnival is to ac­ servings free. Games, contests 11:00. Chiu I'll time Nursery. ,\l Illair's Slort* dancing will be presented Includ­ Grange thia week. Mr. Neefus Eveiilnii^'Vtoir'Shownt T:lT^ Grace and God of Glory,” CWM meeting of the Buckingham IjkI- The Rockville Lodge of Elka will w-lll preach at the local Church of Kindergarten and Primary. ing tap. toe tap. acrobatic and children at the regular service of quaint high school boys with the talked about the state’s program Feature At 8:45 Rhondda. St, Bridgel’a R. C. Church and prizes. les Aid Society at the church. A MAIN STREET OFFICE SPACE hold lU annual Flag Dag obaerv- the Nazarene each night next 0:00, Pilgrim Fellowship. Instal­ ballet. The opening number will worship and psrenta are Invited expanding academic facilities at on student driving Instructions Mat. 1:4.5—Sat., Sun. ConL Anthem, ” I Sought The Lord, Rev. Jamca P. Timmins, Pastor pot luck dinner will be held. A modeiti Fiigidiilre air condl- j ance on Wednesday evening. June be by the professional group with to bring their children for conac- the University of Connecticut. week beginning Tuesday the 13th, Rev. BninlsUw Gartorowskl and lation of officers I’arents invited and showed a picture along with Stevenaon. Herond Congregational CTiiirch Honing iimt was installed today at j 14 at the Elka Home. There Will be the kiddles' Revue following. The emtion at this service. ' A rt Valpey, head football coach Rev. Robert Carroll. AsalstanlB 7:(Ht Young Adult gViiup. All \ suite of 5 modern office rooms now occiiplM aa a Doe- It. Ho sold there are at present, at 7:45 and continuing through Sacrameivt Of Infant Baptism. North Main and North Streets niair's, 7,57 Mam street. .Mr Hlalr | lor’s office is offered for your approval. Owners will lease aa a band concert starting at seven program includes solo and group Card Party at UConn. will be the principal St. John's Polish Nalliinal Catholic 1 hlnh school graduates Invited to two high schools in the state, the 18th. He will speak at both Re«ponalve Reading. "The New Rev. Iceland O. Hunt, Pnator o'clock'on the Terrace followed by dances and Miss Marley will ap­ The second in s scries of six epeaker. Ma.sses on Sunday at 7, 8, 9, 10. Church I attend social evening. stated the new unit will circulate! s<-l-up or win rent In I, 2 or H-n>om units. Iju-ated In the which require each student to pass Covenant.” Warren D. Wood, Dlreelor of nilsh and Quinn llulldlng, H75 5laln Street. Right In the center the exercises. Exalted Ruler pear in a tap dance with Robert card parties / sponsored by the a course and obtain his driver’s the Sunday services. DANCE -Miller’s Hull Scripture Lesson, John 15:1-17. and 11 a. m. 23 Gohvay Stn-et The We<‘k cool, clean air throughout the ' Oeorge Stone will preside. There Music of the busiest business district. Reasonable rent. Milanese. The Revue will start Vernon WSCT Will he held Satur­ license aa part of his regular high Dr. Reed served successfully for Offertory Anthem. ” I Waited Rev. Stephen S. StryJewskI Monday, Ivoyal (*lrele of King’s Imilding and also maintain a de- ^ will be the usual ritualistic cere- Tolland Turnpike Miss Clara Skrabaez, Organist promptly at eight o’clock. day, June 10 St 8 p. m. st the school course, and that he believes a number of years aa professor For The Lord.” Mendelsshon. Sunday, June 11; I.'iuighters sIralOe humidlly reading at all ; amnlea. the History of the Flag by church bas/ment at Dobsonvllle. it to be aa important as any other Alodem and Old Fashion St. I->anrln of AaaUI Church Wcilnesday. 3:1.5. Cheriih choir Plenlc Monday Hymn, ”0 Master Workman Of South Windsor 10:00 a. m., Chlldren’a Ddy serv­ limes. I 'n House Sunday Columbia subject taught In schools. The and vice president of Pa.sadena Dancing Sunday: ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, REALTOR The Tolland County Art Associ­ The Race, Thou Man of Galilee,” Route 802. Near Burnham’s ice. rehoarsal. Mr Hlair also sa d he w mid hoi Open l^iuse will he held on Sun­ local Grange is interested In In­ College, Pasadena, California, lie Every Saturday Night! 8:30 a. m.. Mass. ation will hold a picnic on Monday, Miss Theresa Gallagher Prelude— “ Prelude In G Major” . .. 7:00. Ciih .Scouts Pack 4. pleased 1.1 li.ive his f: lends eome : 87.5 5IAIN STREET TEL. 5140 or 5988 Mrs. Leola Beck, postmaster In then entered the ministry and St. Michael’s. Comer 10:30 a. m.. Mass. June 12th at the homo of Mrs. day St the Metho-. Paator James Quinn of Ellington avenue. 23 King street from 3 to 6 p. m. young people. Roy H. Cox, a rep­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Gal­ held pastorates In some of the Recessional Hymn, ” We Thank Call To Worship and Invocation- Thursday, 3:30, Chsiicl choir le- addllh'n. resentative of the Blue Cross, Rev. Francle Karvclls, Curate Members will meet at the Union in order that members and parish­ Connecticut Chapter, No. 21. of lagher of Westminster Hill, Can­ largest churches of the denomina­ Earl Butler heareal. spoke to the members about the Thee. Lord,” Field. Wapping Coninumlty Cliiireli church at 4:45 o'clock for trans­ ioners may express their agpre- National Association of Postmas­ terbury, Conn., announce the en­ tion, including Long Beach, Calif., Postiude. "March in C” (Athalle) 7:30, 8:30 and 10:30 a. m. Mooses Hymn —''Fairest I>ird Jesus” . ... 6lra. Anthony I'rbanetll, medical aervlce now being offered. Kansa City. Mo.; Pasadena First portation. clatlon to Rev. and Mrs. Jackson ters, left yesterday to attend the gagement of their daughter, Mendelssohn. Sunday...... Cnisadera’ Hymn . Organist The Grange haa accepted an Invi­ Church; and Flr.st Church of the /.liMi Eviingelteal I-nlhenin Church Children's Day who are leaving to locate In Mas­ annual convention of the chapter, Theresa, to Leland Fanning 9:30 B.m., Children’a Day serv­ Scripture Les.son and Prayer— tation to neighbor with Ashford Nazarene at Chicago, HI. He was Co<»per and High Str*M*ls Children’s Day will be observed sachusetts. The affair la being over which she will preside. Spalding, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. ice in the sanctuary. Mr. Butler 9:,30 a m., Ch\irch school. Built On Integrity Growing On Service Grange, June 28, at Knowlton called to head the Department of Bolton Congregational Church Offertory—"Meditation” .. .Bames I cvolii'^i'elV at many of the churches In and sponsored by the WSC8 of the The two-day session, called the hall. Leland F. Spalding of 24 Locust 9:30 a.m„ Church achool for up­ 10:4.5 11. m., Worship service. Kev. I’lnil G. I’rokopy, I ’nstor ANTIQUES Rockville Methodist church. Rev. Preaching in the Nazarene Sem­ Bolton, Conn. Pageant—"Truths By the Way- around Rockville on Sunday. "Ooode-Farrell Convention," Is Doris Labbe of Scotland and street, Manchester, Conn. per Junior, Intermediate, High Jackson who has been pastor of dedicated to Hon. Patrick J. Goode„ inary in 1945. His department Rev. Alvin J. Beachy. Minister side.” Cast of characters: Moth­ The 1st Sunilay after Trinity J FOR At the service at 10:4.5 a. m. at Roger Gamache of Cards Mills, Miss Gallagher waa graduated School Departments. James W. 5IrKay, Organist Center (Vmgiegatlonal ikiireh the Union Congregational church, the Rockville and Vernon Method­ Postmaster Retired, New Haven, from the Griswold High school in has grown and developed con­ 10:45 a.m., Nursery and Cradle er. Mrs. Robert Johns: Children, 9:00 a. m. Sunday .School. Turnpike Auto Body Works Columbia, were guests of honor sistently under his leadership, and TO M uur and Choir DIrretor Gall Bowers, Cynthia Hunt. San­ R»*v. llfford Oliver Simpson 9:30 a. m Hihle clasa for adults. PriMile t’olledion for the service will demonstrate some ist churches has been assigned to and Hon. Bernard E. Farrell, Su­ at a Jack and Jill shower given by Jewett City and the University of department. his own ministry is much in de­ liouxis. Fslrhsak. Jr. ford Brown, Robert Butler; Vllnlslcr 10::i0 a. ni Nursery class In the Kifi MIDDI.K TUUNIMKK PHONE 7043 of the things studied during the the churches at Wood’s Hole snln« meeting . Flower Mission day. Nursery Group ten; Mrs. Myrtle Williams, Pri­ mark their ,50th wedding anniver­ brings to the position a wide snd be married July 1 at the Sports music at each of the services. ■ vue College of Medicine. During "ADVKN-t IIKS OF .M.VKIU POI.O" 6:45 p.m., Stanley Group mystery Baptismal Service. mary Department. sary. Mrs. Sullivan Is the for­ varied business and administrative Center. Lord’s Prayer— background. During the postwar the war he served for three years ride. Presentation of Bibles— mer Mary Dolan of Wlllimantlc. John Romanik of Cherry Valley as a pilot In the Army Air Corps. Led by Primary Group Julius Strong They have two children, Mrs. period, he was regional director of road, who left here for El Paso, Wednesday, 7:30, Edgar group. Scripture Lesson— the Western States for the Com­ Hymn—"On Our Way Rejoicing” Helen McKcllar of New York and Texas, about a month ago seeking 7:30 Ward group. Junibr Group ...... St. Alban mittee for Economical Develop­ Mrs. Mary Forand of Hartford, relief from a very severe case of Vacation School terrors AMD TORMENTS^ Of GIUS Thursday, 8-10 p.m.. Open house Doxology. Postiude—"Finale” ...... Barnes ment; he has served as an execu­ asthma, has found It and is re­ at the parsonage. All welcome. Song—”I Would Be True," also four grandchildren. tive director for the American Red The Week Buslneas Tranafer ported to be very much Improved, Intermediate Group Monday. 6:30 p. m.. Girl Scout Cross Ward Fund and director for his daughter. Miss Helen Roma­ In the North End Choral Reading—I Corinthians 13 Troop No. 12 meets at the church. Nathan Lanx who has been op­ Emanuel Lutheran Church the Weatem Area of the National nik. reports. Her sister, Mrs. Senior Group Wednesday. 6:30 p. m.. Merry- erating the Princess Soda Shoppe Conference of Christians and Jews, Carl E. Oloon, Pastor has sold It to Albert J. and Helen Louise Potter, of North Windham, Hymn—"Fairest Lord Jesus,” Weds’ snnual meeting and picnic 1 In addition to hts personal business who made the trip with him, re­ North Main street churches, as Clarenoe W. HeMng, Organist Congregation O. Robinson of this city. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. V. activities. Mr. Pearson ia 38 turned to her home last week. He is their custom, will again join this and Choirmaater Offertory. years of age. Coughlin, 390 Woodland street. will remain In Texas. season for the annual vacation iMTatoe Johnaon, Pariah Worker Tribute— The convention opened with a Mrs. Mason Nuhfer and son. church school. The school sessions Rev. Beachy dinner at 6 o’clock last night Marshall, returned to Columbia will begin Monday, June 26, and First Sunday After Trinity. Presentation of Promotion Certifi­ St. M arj’s Epiacopal Church after which there will be meetings from their Florida home Wednes­ continue for three weeks, closing June 11. cates— Church and I,oeust Street* C of county directors and commit­ day. Tinker, as he is better Friday, July 14. Mrs. Richard Mc- 9:00 Sunday School at church Teachers Rev. Alfred L. Williams. Rector tees. At 9 o’clock there was a known here, was graduated from Lagan will direct the school, and and West Side Presentation of Bibles— Rev. Janies Stuart Neill, Rector reception for honored guests. The Claremont High school last week. children of both parishes and the 10:05 CariUonic bell muelc Rev. Beachy '• Emeritus ’4 3 business got under way this morn­ Mr. and Mrs. George Whltford, community, between the ages of ELUNOR PARKER Recessional Hymn—"Jesus, I My Edward A. Kelley, la y Assistant < ARKS MOUniM • EUn N in • N K ESIRS4R • KTH MINE ■ JM STUUM 10:30 Divine Worship ing at 10 o’clock when there was formerly of Wlllimantlc, have four and fourteen, will be eligible Prelude— Largo ...... Handel Cross Have Taken.” a welcome by the host post­ bought James Barkett’s house on to attend at a moderate enrollment PLU S . . . Don Castle In “ MOTOR P A T R O L” Anthem —The Heavens Are Tell­ Benediction. St. Barnabas’ Day (also the first Organ Postiude— “ Moment Musl- master; local officials and Postal Willimantlc-Hartford road. They fee. There will be four depart­ ing ...... Haydn Sunday after Trinity). Officials of the New England Di­ cale” ...... Franz Schubert moved In on Monday. Thursday ments from beginners to inter­ SUN., MON., TUES. Sermon—"Oonfused" Earl Modean 8:00 a m.. Holv Communion. vision and by Hon. Michael J. they celebrated their fortieth wed­ mediates. STATE The Week 9:30 am.. Children’s Eucharist. Sweeney, Assistant Director, Ad­ Offertory—Pastorale ...... Higgs ding anniversary. Mr. Whitford This will mark the t%venty- Anthem. "This Is My Father's Tuesday, June 13, 8 p. m., Ex- Closing day service In the (Thurch ministrative Service, Assistant works In the office of the Jones cutive Committee meeting at the Got onougb fourth season for this school of ENDS /^ABASH AVE.'p World” ...... A rr by Roy Ring- School. Combined Junior Choir Postmaster General’s Office. In Construction Company of this the North Methodist and Second TODAY PLUS; SECRET SERVICE" home of Mrs. Charles Sumner. and Boys’ Choir. Addreas by the the afternoon life memberahip wald th« tott for oil 'round onjoy- town. Congregational churches, the first Thursday, June 15. 7:30 p. m., Rector. Attendance and choir cards will be presented to retired Postiude— msnt of lift • ■. prpv(dtd only Mr. and Mrs. N. Jerry Ferraro. in town. It was organized In 1926 Choir rehearsal. awards will be issued at this serv­ postmasters and remarks by the Willimantlc-Hartford road, have * The Week by onough of oil four ... honored guests. Talks will be by Rev. Frederick C. Allen, now of ice. announced the engagement of Mystic, Conn., who was minister Monday—6:30 Boy Scouts 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer with given by Senators, 0»ngressmcn their niece. Miss Agatha Ann Tuesday—8:00 Annual "Brother­ North’Methodist Church of the Second Congregational eermon by the Rector. Senior and other officials and an address Cucuxio, to Matthew J. Gut of hood Ladies Night” . Guest speaker 447 North 6falo Street by Hon. Raymond V. McNamara, church at that time, and has con­ A BIGGER A BETTER Rev. Willard J. McLaughlin, choir. Hempstead, L. I. Miss Cucuzzo and program of "Magic”. Musical outline of this service; Vice President. National Asaocla- has made her home with her aunt tinued each season since, with the Wednesday — 7:30 Emanuel Paator ministers of the two churches al­ Processional, “The Son of God Yes! - tton of Postmasters, after which and uncle since childhood. T.ie SATURDAY NIGHT PARTY Choir. William L. Brown, Organist will be committee reports and elec­ ternating In supervision of the Goes Forth To War.” couple will be married In the fall Thursday—8:00 The Board of Sequence, ” 0 Brother Mon, We are interested in build­ tion of officers. Mr. Pearson will and will make their home In New school. Administration will meet at the Sunday, June 11: LEGIONNAIRES I COME, BRING YOUR 10:00 a. m„ "Truths By the Way- Fold To Thy Heart Thy Brother.” speak at the banquet Saturday York. parsonage. The Strawberry Social ing custom built houses. side,” a pageant for Children’s Offertory. "O Taste, and Se%‘. evening. Entertainment and planned for this day has been can­ Your ideas will materialize dancing will follow, as a flnale. FRIENDS— ALL WELCOME Day. How Gracious The Lord Is.” celled. Organ Prelude— "Traumerel” and Recessional, ” 0 Saviour. Preci­ \i^keiryou>sdect>a There la a long list of Invited Saturday — 4:00 Luther-Weds Mommeut with our financial guidance Deaths Last Night Featuring "Curious Storv” from "Scenes of ous Saviour!” guests, important In the political EASTWOOD outing at the home of Mr. and Lee M, tfafough our Mooumeiu and superior workmanship. field and In the Post Office De­ Childhood” ...... Schumann Special Notice; c Mrs. Fred Johnson. Bolton. Also, Proces.sional Hymn—“Tell Me the The Rector and Mrs. Williams Setviot. being yoo dte help of partment. Philadelphia—Joseph A. Burke, BIbc Crotby Brod. Trawford TONY O’BRIGHrS ORCHESTRA "Fam ily CJamp Day” at Luther- > r«leen Gwy Stories of Jesus.” will be host* at an "open house” Bane Crafamen. deaigncix of fin- Mrs. Beck was general chair­ 66, widely known songwriter Joha Irrlaad wood, sponsored by Conference Jarvis Realty Co. Manchester’s Leading Music Maker Scripture Reading—Psalm 96. at the Rectory Immediately after cac monumenfs. man in charge of arrangements whose hits Included "Csrollna "Riding “ Cargo To W. M. S. and haa been a.ssisted by many John Sopher the 11 o’clock service. This is an S l> 5 Dover Road — Moon,” "Oh, How I Miss You To­ HiRh" Capetown" The Sacrament of Baptism. Ihe laseing beaucy of Bane Moo- committee members, too numerous night.” "Teaming,” "Pm Dancing DANCING 9 P. M. TO 1 A. M. Informal reception for Edward A. S:e5-«::*-S;4S 4;U-S:U Reception of New Members. menn make them a loicablt to mention. With Tears In My Eyes," and Concordia Lutheran Church Kelley, leaving the pariah as Lay The nominating committee, Offertory—“ Restfulness” from Assistant at this time. dioioi Cat this moae imponaoe many others. He was bom in Never An Admission, Cover or Minimum Charge Comer Garden and Winter'Streea “ Scenes of Childhood” ...... tciboia to cfaoaa who hare passed however, which will report to the Philadelphia. Barclay F. Wood. Organist and ...... Schumann Secular Events: convention Includes Francis T. SUN.: "Three Came Home* The annual choir picnic will be oo—ot to erena to be marked New Orleans— Meigs O. Frost, Cbotrmaster The Pageant directed by Mrs. Ma­ Green, Naugatuck; Agnes R. Col­ 67, soldier and author and former held at Coventry Lake Tuesday duoogfa the ages. lins. Woodmont; Harry C. Pqlhlll, rion McLagan. newspaperman In New York, Gal­ Parking For SOO Cara Now Sunday School: 8:55 a.m. Postiude—Finale from "Scenes of evening. SERVICES Brlatol; Vincent Kelly. Lebanon; The annual vestry dinner will Let Of help you in ihia veston, Tex.- and New Orleans, Available, Rear of Theater Morning Worship: 10:15 a.m. Childhood” ...... Schumann moct impotiant selection an an- Daniel G. Sullivan, Watertown; whose reporting touched off the AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT be held at the summer home of William Hembert, Mansfield Depot Frederic Telchmann. student The Week dnring monumeoi of That Interpret the wishes Louisiana political scandals of pastor from Hartford, will conduct John A. Trotter at Columbia Lake @ and Russell E. Fisher, Scotland. Monday— • on Friday evening. appropriate design 1939. He was bom In New Brit­ the service. 8:00 J. m., Official Board meet­ of the fsmily. Columbia has 1,329 residents, ac­ ain, (2onn. All weekly organization* meet and snitable cost. cording to a preliminary announce­ Order of worship: ing. Jefferson City, Mo.—Albert M. DRIVE-IN Prelude; “ Canzona In D Minor” at their regular houra excepj^, the ment o f the population figures Tuesday— - Girl Scouts, who are now' dis­ taken In the 1950 censtu. This is Clark, 71, Judge of the Mlaaouri Johann SebasUan Bach. 6:00 p. m.« Sunday school staff State Supreme Court for the last PIKE THEATRE Processional Hymn: "When outing. Meet at church. continuing their activities for the John B. Burke 470 more than the figures of 1940. WILLIE’S THE FRIENDLIEST PLACE IN TOWN summer. This year's figure, however, would 12 jrears. Mbmlng Gilds The Skies,” Bnmby. 7:00 p. m., Boy Scout Troop SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. FUNERAL HOME Jaaa Deaala Offertory: "Communion," Jac- not seem to be a true picture ac­ Beaconsfleld, England— VI. J. WrnuB Mergoa Featuring 98 87 East Center S t TeL 8868 cording to ^ m e points of view, (B ill) Pope. 62, aecretary of the ques Lemmens. Wednesday— « . - , The SalvmUoB Army 470 CENTER ST. OPEN SUNDAYS DIAL 7732 9:00 a. m.. Woman s Society pic­ since for Instance, students at International Table Tennla Feder­ “Lady Takes A Pulpit Hymn: "God Calling Yet," 661 Mato atreH Ambolaaee Servtea ation for nearly 25 years. Hamburg. nic at Westbrook. Phone Mrs. COMPARE and SAVE colleges, whose legal residence ia Sailor” 6bjor and Mrs. Benjamin C. Jones, In (Columbia, or people working Asheville, N. C.—Oeorge Henry DUBALDO BROS, Sermon: Frederic Telchmann of Chappell for bus reservation. AIm "Dspatr Manhal" Saturday— , _ . Oommanding Offioers out of town and away during ^ e Smathera, M, dean of the Bun­ daa PraacM BROADCASTING ORCHESTRA Hartford, student-pastor- week, whose legal residence Is also Anthem: "Be Thou iflfy Vision," 3:30 p. m., -Oime-Double Club combe Bar and an authority on Hall * Laaslard Sunday, June 11: Columbia, were counted in the will meet at church for Coventry land title* In weatem North & ro - G. Albert Pearson. 9:30, Sunday school. town where they lived during the llna. Recessional Hymn; "Praise to picnic. Bring own lunches. SIZZLING STEAKS 10:50, Holiness meeting — The week. So perhaps,'actually, thsre Chicago—Otto C. Llghtner, 63, ian>ii«aaiTf the Lord.” Neander. are more than the 1,329. t laaaiia «e it IS A Full Night o f Dancing, Laughter and Entertainment Postiude. series of messages on the Beati­ president of the Lightner Publish­ Talcottville Congregational tudes will be resumed with "The Columbia Recreation Council ing Corporation whose publica­ Bitag Saaday: v The jRckpot will be split up. The flowers that will grace our Church Grammar School girls' softball tions Includtd Hobbies magasine Tl'LSA"IA" aad “ALUS ' altar during the month of June will Jo.vful Heirs.” THE CRAMr" John WllUama, Organist 2 p. m., Memorial hospital visi­ team, under the management of and internationally known collec­ be presented by Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Kent, Choir Director Mrs. Myrtle Englert, played Wind­ $10 given away each Sat. Night for 9 W||beks tation. N E W HOMES tor of art objects and antlquss. Frank V. Diana,, and daughter, Miss Polly Marshan, Director of ham Street school team In Wllll- 2 p. m.. Silver Lane Simday Martha. Rellgloua Education mantic for the first game of their The Week school. season Wednesday afternoon. The L i i l l i i n Wednesday: 7:30 p.m., The senior Church achool sessions have been 7 p. m., Center Park service. Under Construction Columbia girls took the five-in- choir will meet for' rehearsal. The Week ntng game, 10-8. The local'team discontinued for the summer. S 11:00, Children’s Day service and Monday. 7:30 p. m.. Friendship You’re looking at the first 60 minutes of a miracle! roster included Betty Beraltt, Mar­ Circle. ' gie Chowanec, Gloria Bellows, Church Of 'A e Naiprene baptism of infant*. EAST HARTFORD-MANCHESTER NATURALLY— THE BURNSIDE THEATRE Anthem, "They Bought Young Tuesday, 6:00 p. m.. Junior Band Maureen Lieonard,' Jane Masanik, MMNSIDi AVI. * UTWCiN MANCHftTIRoaA l.MTFO 466 Mato atreet, Children to Jesus.” 6:45 p. m.. Songster practice. THE STORE WITH Betty Ann Falk. Alice Miller, Bet­ Blag Creaby AT THE CENTER Jamea R. Bell, Paator Tills is her first hour in Israel! Tlioiisands ... yes, tens of thousands of people nor shut thine hand from thy poor brother, but Let our 59 years of real estate experiencfe, in all its ty <21eary, Evelyn Wolff, Dorothy MUM’S Offertory.-Andante, Gluck. 8:00 p. m.. Band practice. EVERYTHING IS C a M f e j t * s Wednesday, 2 p. m.. Women’s still stand before the gates of Israel, pleading thou shalt open thine hand wide unto him .. phases, help you plan, huild and finance your new home. Jensen and Jackie Gray. PRIDING HIGH^ ‘SIDE STREET’ Postiude, Sunday School March Ami in llial liour, the sorrow and misery, the Sunday, June 11. In E. Flat, Schreiner. Home League. to be let in. fo r them, homes must be built. Mrs..wJ. R. Gerberlch o f Mans­ la Color at 4:86 A 8:t0 at 6:85 and 10:10 9:30 a.m., Sunday school. Chil­ hunger and fear, of licr long flight are momen­ This can be done under our 5-point program: field spoke to the members of Co­ The Week 8:80 p. m.. Corps Cadet class. Clothes must be made . . . tools must be fash­ AIR lumbia Ladies' Society at their lii dren’s day exercises. 7:30 p.m., Friday, Senior choir Thursday, 7:80 p. m., Street tarily forgotlen . . . hanished by the joy of the TOP FAVORITE MUSIC The regular morning worship 1. Select your future home from choice approved plans. meeting In Yeomans' hall Thurs­ Chlldren’a Slat., Sat. 1 P. 61.—Gene Autry rehearsal. meeting. miracle that brouglit her here . . . a miracle that ioned ... crops must be planted. Factories must day. Her subject was: "Reasons Sunday: **Three Came Home" and "Colt .45" wrill not be held due to the Chll- Friday, 7:80 p. m.. Holiness Manchester United is really many miracles in one. ^ be built, and hospitals must be started. CONDITIONED For The Present So-(2alled ‘Cold In Color __ W ITH THE dren’e Day excrciees, but a brief meeting. 2. Desirable building lots are available in EAST HART­ Bcripture leaeon, prayer an4 of­ Oovenaat-Congiegattoaal .\nd you . . . you who have helped to bring FORD and M ANCHESTER for your selection. War*," and was moat Interesting; It't a miracle that Israel is reborn ... a miracle Jewish Appeal 'Snd Mrs. Oefberich herself, a fas­ fertory 'wlU follow the program. 48 Spruce Street about so many miracles, must buckle down and cinating peraonality, held the In­ >AIR CONDITIONED THE YEAR ROUND^ 6:30 p.m.,' Young People’i meet­ Rev. Oari M. Belgerson, Pastor ChrisUan Sctouoe Society that the Jens held off the .Arabs . . . a miracle 3. Hones are built by an outstanding local contractor help some more . . . and still more. I- terest of the women completely. CAVEY FORTET ing In. the lower auditorium. Psul Paige, Organist bfoabnlc Temple that S.jOJHJO Jens uerc brought to Israel in Jay E. Rubfnow who invites your inspection of the manv homes al­ Mrs. Howard Thayer, first direc­ 7:30 pirn., Evangeliatie aervlce. 1049. The work is started, and prospers mightily. Chairman , ready built in this area. tress, announced that money to­ Special mualc, and menage by the Sunday: Children’s Day Sunday service 11:00 e. m. ward the apecial featurea o f the TONIGHT Pastor. 10:30 a. m. Sunday Bible Sunday School 11:00 a. m. Blit lhe*.e minielo' didn’t just ha|>i)en! world The goal is aclunlly in sight. But it cannot be at­ 4. W e w nortgage loan correspondents for the Con- year Is still coming In and that The Week school.' Note change In time for Wednesday e5'enlng meet ing. tained . . indeed, all lhal has gone before ean In lino with our policy of always giving the public FINE FOODS LEGAL BEVERAGES of Milferiiig and toil, of blood and .sweat went 843 Main St„ Manchester Housing Program. Federal Housing FUEL OIL the sum of $7.65 was turned in Monday, 7:30 p.m„ Women's Children’a Day. Regular claaae* 8:00 p. m. for "come at you are parties," the finest enterteinment, wt again present the famous klisaionary Society. eome to naught . . . if wc fail to rW CAmiaM - «■ NETTLETON CO. MORIARTY eheiter. Conn., and wlU be eopduetet.’ by FacUitieg for Private^artieg Friday, 7:46 p. m., Bible elasa. music and eons presented bv the ence and Health with Kev to the ^ ■ BBALTORS JOSEPH PERETTO. ot M Maple O A K G R I L L atrret. Mencheifter. Connecticut, aa “ W hers Good FelloTrs Get Together’* W JftRtfoid 7-3211 Eves. 8-1176 BROTHERS permittee. and BanqUetg ’^0 JOSEPH PERETTO 30 O A K STREET— TE L. ^ 9 4 Dated Juae t. INO. J,- • .. ■■■V.'v liANCfiBSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1960 I PAGE FTVR been invited to attend Sunday MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, ^UNE 1960 Contiued Aid sendeea on June 3$ at 10:45 a. m., Hospital Notes Champ’s Slayer at S tom Congregational church. - - Stirs Senators Worthy Matron Anna C, Ander­ Remington Will Scollsboro Boy Engaged to Wed Sees IBiike in U. S. IT'S son states. Weddings Patients T o d a y ...... 189 Kills Himself WONP - t4U Camp Dir«*ctop Churchill's Coventry Dny Admitted yesterday: David (CoBUxBeg fren Page One) school spring program for par­ WOltiu > IMB Leaves Prison befeiise Coals i l New Schools Account Wiley, 91 Chestnut street; Jamea (Ueatlaoed from Pag* Oae) TodayVRadio Quit His Post ents, relatives and friends of pu- Kennedy-Swanson Gordpn-Hodge Wl^MP - 640 the GOP floor leader, blasted at Baldwin, 437 North Main atreet; w n r r - 1386 plls of the school will b* present­ W4XX) - I3B* (OtiHnued from Pag* Oae) (C'.onttoued from Pag* Oae) Mr. Truman's remarks as an In­ ed teturday at 7:80 p. m., nt the Emil Croteau, Hartford; Mra. mother. Mrs. Kettle Gorallne, 58. (Ceatiaaed traaa Pag* Oae) Pint of Hiis Is to Be dication that the Administration Ootirmunlty house In North Cov­ and C^ariea Moore, 38. an auto­ To Give Recital Chriatin* M Senator George (D-Ga), a mem­ uniforms. WTHT—Atwater Kent Audi­ in Congreaa of being a poor aecur she aald. Bight of tjie nine were The junior group will give a Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Rae found. WCCC—News: Show Tune*. copt might mean that the United planck eleirantary aoltoola oon- ber of the Senate Foreign Rela­ WTHT—Roger Dann. tion. Ity risk. convicted and aentenced to death States would upend relatively more REMODELING eamed. demonstration of hill-billy square Lchrman, 116 Green road; Caro­ Gesch and Mrs. Oark had kept tions Committee, said in a separate WHAY—U.8. Navy Band. 8 :86— Remington’s letter explained at the first trial, but the verdict on the air fore* and navy than orr OR ^ n o balance. 1220,902.09 of dance with a dramatic group pre­ line Gottler, Rockville; Mra. Opal compa^y at one time, police aald. was reversed. Interview that he, for one. is going Dickerson, 655 Lydall street: Mrs. WOKS—Warm-Up Time. WON8—Take A Number why, aome 24 hour* after being the army. wbick la In tba Uartford^Sonnect- to insist that ECA close up shop senting a play "Giggling Ghost." Other persons at the tavern said WDRC—The Goldberg*. Indicted, he changed hla mind Gertrude Fisher, 61 Lenox street: WKNB—Baaeball Matinee Paroled In 1944 Ti>p military planners generally lent Tnut company and $405,888.20 in 19.52. Solos, both ndualcal and instru­ Oeach had created a diaturbance WTHT—Dancing Party. about resigning. REPAIRING mental, and also duett will bo In­ Mrs. Jane Schlicher and daughter, 1:45— Marjorie Stephens Mrs. Price was the only com­ Mias Lucille Casey concede that it will lake time. -- tn tte Phoenix State Bank and “I think we would be doing when he aaw Mrs. Clark with WTIC—Juke Bex. WTTC—Truth or Conaequencel. "When you acked me to leave, plaining witness In later trials, cluded by this group, A “ Fred 56 Starkweather street; Mrs. Con­ Moore. WHAY—Muaic Room. privately on May 26 and publicly perhaps two or three years for ' linat' company of Hartford, la tbe Western Europe a disservice to stance Rogalus, Rockville; Mrs. t;55— which eventually resulted In the Albert .1. Casey of 112 Vllct ramalnder of tbe $1,890,876.65 encourage hope there that this Waring” show will be given by the Misa Thelma Swanaon Mlss Marian P. Hodge Neither Mrs. Gorsline nor Moore 8:45— , ^ on May 27, I refused to resign un­ Miss Marjorie Stephens of 6 the 12 Atlantic Pact Allies to work orchestra members and junior and Joanne Carson and son, 52 Wells WKNB—Yankee* va. St. Loula. conviction of four of the negroes. street. Cohoes, New York, an­ out detail* of how besl to put the bond laaue and Interest aecured by country can continue Marshall Plan was seriously hurt. Moore was cut WOKS—Red So* va. Detroit. WHAY—Pipea of Melody. der fire because I felt that I had Birch road. Vernon, has been select­ A tifth, Ozie I'owpll, waa sentenced senior choirs of grades 4, 6, 5, 7, White peonies. gladioli and Miss, Marian Pearl Hodge, of 187 street; Mrs. Marion Chapin, 373 9:00— no alternative,” Remington wrote ed director of the Girl Scout Day nounces the engagement and ap­ accepted principal of collective dc- h''* ' tka town for Urn school project Of aid," George aaid. and 8. Middle Turnpike, east; John Mc­ on the leg, apparently by, a frag­ 2 :66— to 20 years for attacking a deputy Agrees U. 8. Can’t Quit palms will form the setting at the Iduple street, daughter of Mr. and ment of car window glasa broken WDRC—Gangbuatet*. Sawyer. Camp this summer at Camp Merri- sheriff. proaching marriage of his daugh­ fcn.se to work. the total amount $50,000 la allotted Coventry Lakers basbsll team Carthy. 51 Delmont street. WCCC— 1290 Club. WTIC—Your Hit Parade. William Munsie, Jr. “It will be time enough when we Center Congregational church this Mrs. Daniel H. Hodge of Gilead, in the shooting. WHAT—Here’* to Veteran*. "It seemed unjuat and Improper Wood by the Manchester Girl Scout Wright waa given a parole In ter, Mias Lucilie F. Casey, to F'ran- This will Involve sums cooa* to enfflneera and architects for will play at the local Plains Ath­ Discharged today: Paul Bottl- WHAY - Moonlight Matinee. te baae a request for resignation or planninf, $715,000 to the Bowers know the circumstances and the afternoon at two o'clock for the will become tne bride of Raymond WDRC:—Give and Take. Council. 1944 after serving seven years. It cla A. Husarik, son of Mr and promises with national pride. letic field. South Ctoventry at 2 p. cello, Jr., 43 Essex street; John WON8—True or False. a notice of dlamlasal on grounds She has served In this capacity l ’n\i can do it htticr, taller, aehool and $924,000 to the Ver- William Munsie, Jr . of 42 Ben­ conditions to determine whether John Gordon, of 177 Eldridge Seychelles nuts are native to the 2:15— was revoked three yeara later when Mrs. Frank J. Husarik. of 150 For instance, France, might m. Sunday with Storrs Hobos. wedding of Miss Thelma Louise Maicora, Jr., 779 Middle Turnpike, WTHT—Dancing Party. that I had spent too much time each year since Camp Merri-Wood he waa convicted of recklea* driv­ .School sired, Manchester. rhciper, quicker when i-ou tfly planck school. ton street, will play his Initial or­ we will have to give them addi­ June 18 their game here, same street, aon of Mr. and Mrs. John east. island of that name in the Indian WHAY—Spotlight On a Star. agree to spend less on her navy If gan recital on the Austin organ Swanson, daughter of Mr. and 6 :86— defending myself against charges was hrst opened fotir years ago. ing and driving without a license. Bkpendltares to Date tional aid." time, will be with Andover Ath­ Gordon, of Portadown, Ireland, at Births yesterday: A son to Mr. Ocean. 3:89— WTIC—Dennis Day. of dlaloyalty and testifying, under The prospective bride Is a grad­ tile United Statea shows thst It Is no « och1 construction. Our firm in the South Methodist church George agreed with the Presi­ Mra. George P. Swanson of 84 4 o’clock this afternoon at the WDRC—Muaic with th* Hormel She Is extremely popular with the Besides Wright, three Scotts- uate of Cohoes High school nnd n realty to Incrcas,- Its naval force Expenditures to date are $558,• letics. Tanner street, and-David Duncan and Mrs. Joseph Ulrich, Rockville; WON8—Guv Lombardo Show. subpoena, before commutes of children and has the faculty of In­ biiro defendants are on parole now. hac hrrn iiipplying Icleti tnd 795.76 on the Bowers schools and Sunday evenlrig. June 11. at 7:45 dent, however, that the United Coventry Day school graduation South Methodist church. The a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ Girl*. WDRC—Godfrey Dlgeat. Congress and the grand jury. June, 1950, graduate of .Siena Col­ in the Nfedltcrranean. Belgium o’clock. Munsie will play num­ Kennedy, son of Mr. and Mrs. spiring the youngsters to their Clarence Norris, whose death aen- lege, Ivoudortville, New York, and mticrisit for (arm building, te- $810,859.21 on the Verplanck States can’t pull out and let the program for both kindergarten church will be. decorated with ert Bigabroadt, 68 Laurel atreet. WCCC-New*; 1290 CTub. 9:45— _ might be called on to spenii more bers from the early classic period Duncan D. Kennedy of 256 East palms, carnations and gladioli for Personal Notices “ I believed that I could best highest achievement whether It be tcncc waa commuted to life Impris­ is at present employed by Siena mnclrling «nd reptiring fur school with $10,031J0 spent for rest of the Anti-Communist world and their second class of eighth Birth today; A daughter th Mr. WHAY—Keyboard Kaperg. WTHT—Saturday Night Danc­ serve the loyalty program and civil on development of uranium de­ to the modem. Harold Baglin, shift for Itself. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Clifford O. the double ring ceremony which crafts or singing. onment, Is among them. He haa College as secretary to the presi­ li nill pay you to itlk Orel your Broad and Hollister street school's graders la scheduled for Friday, Simpson, pastor of the church, and Mrs. John Fluckiger, Rock­ 8:46— ing. service procedure* by realating posits in tile Congo ancl leas on her tenor, will be the assisting soloist. Senator Sparkman (D-Ala) said will be performed by Rev. Fred Ed­ WHAY—Alriane Malodlea. Miss Stephens, who is best ■been declared delinquent, but haa dent. pltni with ci«. plans and engineering, a total $1,- June 16 at 7:30 p. m. at Flrat will perform the double ring cere­ ville. In Memoriam 10:00— your effort* to force me out of not been returned to prison. armed forces. The public Is cordially invited. he la convinced that by 1952 some gar, pastor,of the church. Robert 3:66— W^DRC—Sing It Again. known by the name of ’’Wendy" Mr. Husarik Is an alumnus of OM.086.27 spent. Congregational church In South mony, and Frederic E. Werner will Death today: Cheryl Mulka, 111 government. has had a great deal of experience Haywood Patterson, the fifth Clifton High school, Clifton, New In tne meantime, American of- of the Marshall Plan countries Coventry. The program wlil be di­ Gordon, Sr., will sing “Because,’’ Tn lovlnc memory of our father. Carl WHAY—RemlnUcent Rhythm WONS—Chicago Theater of the McK i n n e y Hie following la the account for be organist, "Through the Years,” and “The Main street. "I have now come to the eon- in Scouting, She waa a counselor convicted man, escaped In 1948, Jersey, and served for three years flclal.s say. a strong and balanced the Bowers school: original con­ Broad and Hollister surveys an'fi will be able to stand on their own vided Into two parts with Dr. W. \V. Rudin, who pasted twty June 10. wpR<3—Muaic. Air. cluaion, however, that 1 can beat Mr. Swanson will give hla Lord’s Prayer.” 1949. WTIC—Unlveralty of Rocheater W n C —Judy Canova Show. at Camp Hoover. Syracuse, New in the Navy in World War II. He U, S. military establhshmenl Is I,umhpr th Supply Co. plans $31.30 Is expended as labor feet, without help from this coun­ Harrison Carter, Jr., head of Eco­ Korea Plans Coltore Agency vindicate the loyalty progranr m Kiiix>{H-'s best guarantee against tractual services $536,678 and try; But he added that several daughter in marriage, and Miss Mrs. Thelma Spak of Bolton will Centennial. WHAY'*-Newa: Moonlight Matl- York for eight years and at Alice is a pre-medical student st Stena BOLTON NOTCH extra work authorised $32,062.18 from payroll. $10,000 as archi­ nomics Department at University Barbara Faith Swanson of New If all the world were ouri to give, well aa myself by devoting full­ College. Communist aggression. of them still will be faced with a be matron of honor for her sister 3:1 nte. Merritt. Hartford Girl Scout camp Paukers Defend on arhlch $489,149.40 Is expended. tects fees and an unencumbered of Connecticut, and also a school York City, sister of the bride, will and Kenneth Gordon will be best Seoul, Korea— ushering will be Lewis L. Pilver, family, WTHT — Old, New. Borrowed, Downey. with children. She is a teacher In i national economy by the National ule. pupils graduating to first grads, Ross Shirsr, Bruce Vanderbrook waist in the front and a full skirt. Statea and elaewhere. The Insti­ plans to make Ridgewood. N. J., Association of Frozen Food Pack­ 444.60 Is unencumbered. Landscape He added that perhaps the Presi­ Mr. tnC Mra. Ted Johnson and Blue . 11:35— _ the kindergarten at the Rural while three more of the junior kin­ and Daniel Mlkalowakl. She win wear a finger-tip length tute will send lecturers to various family the home of his parents, the resi­ Vernon School and is district di­ ers whose members produce about arehlteet budget $1,125, expended Senator’s Wife dent’s point four program of en­ dergarten wlU go on to th* regu­ veil with crown of seed pearls and countries. W vices. She had served alx years that the free world must wrork to­ SUte.Foreat park at PhoenixvlUe. left. A lace tiara embroidered in for a trip to Atlantic City the - WDRC—Hartford School of Mu­ 6:45— Omcert Hour. Elizabeth Bentley, self-styled The packers expressed the view Inff eohstruction budget $1,500, ex­ as National Vice Prealdent of Del­ gether. In th# event of rain the event will seed pearls holds the finger tip bride will wear a dress of green s e d a n sic. WTIC—FM 66J MC. I peals to the girls’ Imaginations. that "any dissolution or breaking- = restful atniosphere and above all the closeness of the lots to the 4-DOOR 1 p. former Communist courier, he felt While the Girl Scouts learn games panded $3,689.98 w ^ overage of ta Gamma Sorority, was active In "It sounds to me as If be la com­ be cancelled. length veil of silk illusion. Her and white print with white acces­ g.-0 6 — WDRC—FM on the air “ under obligation to remain, at up of such Integrated operations $1,189.96. Fire insurance budget the T.W.C.A. and was a mem­ aeml-colonial bouquet la of white sories. After June 19 the couple 11:25 p. m. and have a great deal of fun at would tend to work against the S shore. Yon still can procure a cottage site on a black top road ovei> ing around to the Idea of an Atlan­ WHAY—Clrcu*. least for a time." day camp, they are taught the $3,000, expenditure $1,360, unex­ ber of the National Campfire Girls tic Union,” the Tenneaae* Senator carnations with white orchid cen­ will reside at 177 Eldridge street. White sidewalls, A1 condition. Priced right WTHT—Tea and Crumpet*. Same as WDRC. “ Later, when T sought other em­ interests of the national economy pended and uhencumbered $740. board. ter. Mrs. Gordon is a graduate of WTHA rudiments of out'door homcmaklng nnd welfare by destroying or In­ s looking said. “I hope he will follow this W COO-Blg Brothar Bill. ployment. outside the government, by taking advantage of the faclll- Fire hydrants budget $900, un­ But first of all, her friends said, up by taking the lead in calling The maid of honor’s gown is of Windham High school. Willlman- WTIC—Scope* Trail. P. M. I learned quickly that the piib- terfering with the highly devel­ Manchester for a quick sale. Call 7952 all day. §at« tica offered by nature. expended and unencumbered $900. she wraa a companion and good X conference to discuss ways and pastel green nylon net, with a full tic, and is employed at the Phoenix WDRC—Old Record Shop. 2:00—Sporta Parade llclty I had received frustrated my oped distribution of high quality Water service improvements bud- right arm to her husband, the Re­ skirt ovsr taffeta, and with a lace Mutual Life Insurance Company, WKNB—Newa: Scoreboard I'.i- 6:00—Racing and Sport*. efforts to work elsewhere," he Misa Stephens commented that foods S t economical prices." means of achieving a real union,” urday Til 7 p. m. Camp Mern-Wood is ideal because giK $8,000, expended $3,151.05, un- publicans' chief foreign policy Date Book bodice. She le also wearing a nylon Hartford. Mr. Gordon waa» edu­ riatlee. 5:15—Farm Report; Weather added. Remington closed with QUASSETT LAKE mnended a n d unencumbered spokesman In the Senate. cated In Ireland and Is now em­ 6:30—Western Serenade. these words: it gives the girls a chance to Presidential Philatelist i — $M8.95. Grading and grubbing net stole, matching shoes, and a ployed as a printer at The Rock­ g:16 — practice primitive camping in their She accompinled him to many Today head band of yellow apUt carna­ WHAY—Meet the Band. 5:46—Woman’* Pag*. “Mr. Secretary, I aay to you as SOUTH WOODSTOCK, CONN. budget $8,500, unexpended $3,500, ville Leader. He served two and 7:00,—Newa; Candlelight and Sll'- own home town with all sorts of President Franklin Roosevelt of the International conferences South ('oventry Anderaon-Shea Poet, V. F. W., tions. She Is carrying an old-fash­ a half years In the U. 8. Army In WTHT—Tea and Crumpet*. I have said hundreds of times, at began his philatelic collection committed $3,975, unencumbered no time In my life have I ever natural equipment available. Pro­ i 4 $ m . at which he played Important buffet lunch and dance, V. F. w ! ioned bouquet of yellow carna­ France, Germany and Austria. wnC— Rockefeller Center ver. when he was eight years old, nnd It 91f*. Paullae Little been a member of the Communist jects such as the building of rus­ Amount available for future rolea after the war, flying with Home, 8 p. m. tions anu baby* braath. He is the grandson of Mrs. Annie Choristers. 7:50—Vaughn Monro*. tic steps and outdoor fireplaces is said to be one of the most vsl- eommltmenta N4.048.04, expended him to Rio De Janeiro, Pari*, tVUUmanUc Bs. Phone 8638W1 Play Dny for Intenftedlate Girl Hie .bridesmaids' gowma are of Gordon of this town. g:g0 __ I 7:45—Name Band. party., I am resigning to devote uahle collections of stamps in the • myself completely to. proving that last ypar contributed to the girls’ $3380.58, unexpended and tm- London, San Francisco and other Scout* and their fathers. Camp pastel orchid fashioned the same WHAY—Meqt the Band. 8:00—Newa; Anything Goes United States. LOTS •150 statement.” resourcefulncas nnd ability. eneumbered $41,697.46. cities. IJewspaper correspondents from Meni-Wood, 2 to 5 p. m. aa the gown of tha honor attend­ "OPEN HOUSE" WOOC—Neu/a: Sport* Tunea. w n o —FM on the air 5:25 a. m.- These figures on the Bowers “Pops needs me to look after Andover and Coventry and a few I Monday, Jnae 13 ant, with head banda of light pink Cap’t. Harry Has WTIC;—National Open Crolf I a. m. with $25 down $8 a month school Indicate a total budget of him," ahe explained before one of guests went on a preview tour of Annual meeting, Manchester split carnations. They are carry­ AT THE Championahip- Same as WTIC. $715,000 with expenditures of these trips. “He won't stop work­ Council. P. T. A.. Hollister school, 6:46— Inspection of the new Southern 8 p. m. ing old-fashioned bouquets of light $588,705.76, unexpended balance ing long enough to eat unless I New England Telephone company pink carnations and baby’s breath. Fun With War Pals WHAT—SporU. TelevisloD W n C —Animal Foundation a t $176,304.34, commitments of make him.” Coventry exchange buUdlng here Wedneadny, Jane 14 $16,40833 and unencumbered bal­ The bride's mother is wearing WCCC—Sporta. WNHO—T\’. Hoped He ‘^ o o ld ji’t Win’* on South street 'ITiureday morning, Ln\^ Card Party, sponsored by a navy sheer gown with white ac- British-American Club ance of $159,796.02. local balrdreasers, benefit of Tu­ (Continued from Page One) • Evening P. M. Ob Verplanck School Mrs. Vandenberg always took prior to the cut-over to dial sys­ mor Clinic at home of Mn. Edgar ceasortes and a corsage of yellow 75 MAPLE STREET 2:25—Yankee* v*. St. Louis her typewrrlter along on these tem abqut 7 a. m. Sunday, June 25. roses. The bridegroom’s mother is 6 :66— CONVERT The following is the financial re­ Clarke, 176 Blast Center streeu He had a 7;30 a. m. breakfast W n C -N ew s. 5 :0 6 -Mr. Magic. port on the Verplanck school: trips. A one-time Chicago news- Company officials explained th* Wednesday. June 31 wearing a navy crepe gown with with the men of Battery D, 129th 5:30—Western Theater paperwroman, ahe helped her hus­ WHAY—New*. Ooatractual servlow budget $624,- system and gave a demonstration Strawberry fesUval, St. Brid­ white accessories and a corsage of Field Artillery, whom he com­ WTHT—Music at Six. 6:30—Lone Ranger 000 and extra work authorised band with his speeches and oi:ca- to the approximate dosen person* get’s church, 6 to 8 p. m. white roses. manded In France in 1918. TONIGHT 7:00—Buck RogePs alonally gave a hand to reporters WONS—Newa. YOUR 4 ROOM HOME $14380.88 for a total of $688,280.83 in attendMce, a service they have Sunday, Jane 3$ The Federation Room at the Visits Grant Farm WDRC—Newa. 7:30—Alan Young. of which $471,08532 la expended, covering them. been recently extending to the church will be decorated with They seldom call him “ Mr. Just before the 1948 Republican Britlsh-Amsrican d u b All Day H’KNB—News; Sporta Review. 8:00—Ken Murray. $167,195.01 not spent or encum­ public. They advised that a new OuUng at Garden Grove. garden flower* for the reception President,” but rather “Captain 1 WCCC—Music Hall; Newa. 9:00— Ed Wynn. bered. Furnishings budget $55,000, National convention, when her telephone directory for the Coven­ which will be held there for ap­ Harry" aa they knew him in the Dancing 8 P. M. Until 1 A. M. spent $1,626.58, not spent $53.- husband was considered a possl- 6H5— 10:00—Wrestling, try Exchange will be delivered proximately 150 guests immedl- thick of battle. WTIC!—Bob Steele, Strictly TO SIX ROOMS 878.43, but committed $38,108.88, blUty for the G.O.P. presidential soon and if copies are not received aUIy following the Ceremony. The President helped open the 3 Piece Orchestra S^rta. lYcathar. leaving $25,264.54 unencumbered. nomination, Mrs. Vandenberg said When leaving for a motor trip annual reunion yesterday when he ‘I Architect’s budget $30,000, spent she hoped he would not win that by June 24 the telephone company About Town W DilC—Record Album. business office Is to be notified. through the New England statea returned from Columbia to attend L WONS—Tune Time. Scientific Thermostat $39,n0.36 leaving $769.74 unen­ honor. a reception at Grant’s farm near liy am ■ gp ^'ww ^ ww ^ aw ^ wm ■■ mm em cumbered. Landscape architect Pamphlets explaining in detail the Members of the Rapublican and Canada the bride will wear a WHAY—Supper Serened' “Neither my husband nor I want white linen suit with brown and Robertson, In St. Louis county. 9 In Oar Cigar Dept. Pay budget $1,135, which was expend' It." she said. “We have nearly five use of "dial telephones will also be Women a Club are In vit^ to at­ • ' WTHT—New*. Means PRE!^H Cigars Budget ed. I n s ^ to r budget $5,000, spent distributed soon. tend the meeting o f the Touag Re­ wrhlte blouaes and white acceasor- The Battery didn’t see much of 6 « ^ more to go In the SenaU and I'd him at the time. He was too busy $8,438.07, imencumbered balance like us to have soma fun after The company does not expect to publicans to ba held at Whiton Me- ias and a corsage of pink roses WTKV-T. B. A. and TolMCces $1,576.98. that." have open house at the local build­ morial ball Monday evening. Ed­ and baby'a breath. After June chasing off in the tallyho, looking WONS—A1 Heifer. Sport*, Highways, sewers and improve­ ing but plans such a program gt ward Allen of Hartford wUf be th* 25 tha yoimg couple will be at over the deer, bison, ducks and w a x ; —New*; Music Hall. Arthur Drug Stores Semtor'a Second Wife other wildlife on the 1,400-acre ments budget $8O,0OO, spent $2,- Its Wlllimantlc building because speaker. home at 84 Tanner street. WTHT—Harry Wlamer Sports 100.6^ unencumbered balance $27,‘ When Mrs. Vandenberg entered Both the bride and bridegroom estate where U. S. Grant once Ih e Arm y and Napy • Show. a hospital last month for what of Its additional facllitlea and size. lived. 890.85. Deferred water assess' A complete change over at to A public bingo, sponsored by th* graduated from Manchester High WDRC—Sport# Review. £ A Mile Long Lake 652 Feet Above 5eo Level ments budget $1,755.25, which has proved to be her final lUneas, she D. A. V. Auxiliary, wUl be held to- aehool, ah* In th* class of 1949 and August A. Busch, Jr., of the WKNB—Sports Newsreel. . was given a room next to her hus­ private, aeml-prlvate and four- Anheuser-Busch Brewery folks, been expended. party lines 1* expected to be com' ® o’clocl* »t the home o f he tn tha class of 1947. The bride C tu b 6:46— Purchshing a lot here Is not a luxury . .. Sensible recreation Is a necessity. How* Sanitary sewer Thompson road band. He was there for examina­ who now owms the big farm. In­ pleted within a month after the Mrs. Gladys Shsfflsld, 14 Unn is employed at th* Aetna. Life In­ VYTHT—Vera Maaaey Sings. Are You Interested budget $1,500 unexpended and un­ tion* following hla recovery from more drive. surance company and ,the bride­ vited the Prealdent to inspect the WONS—Over the Rainbow. ever when you spend money on most forms of recreation it is gone forever. Not encumbered. a serious operation. cut-over on June 25. groom at the Hartford Electric coach-and-four. Nothing loathe, so when you buy a cottage site here . . . The value Is there year after year with a Mix-Mgaters 4-H Club. will not WDRC—Newa: l*rry Leaueur. Fire hydrants and service budg­ Mr*. Vandenberg was the Sena­ ligh t company. Mr. Truman climbed up into the WKNB—Vic Damone. In Selling Land In probable increase in value. (Yes, these lots are worth more right Dow . . . Take a meet thl* week or again until fall, Donald F. Warren of 51 Lyness et $2,700, not spent or encum- tor’s second wife. They were mar­ street was awarded the degree of The.... bride’s ...... gift to_____ the______bride- driver’s seat beside Busch. 1166— look and be convinced) . . . While you and your family continue to enjoy this lovely -bered. Fire and windstorm Insur­ ried June 14, 1918, a few years according to announcement by Kay BINGO Master of Art* Thursday at groom was luggage ahd hi* glfT ’’»«^°f« V*! ®*J"*^*^ Service could WONS—Radle Hand*. Residential Areas? (From Four To 5ix) hide away . . . Water front lots can be bought at $600 with moderate monthly pay­ ance budget $2,500, spent $1,501.- after the death of hlr first wife. Hansen, publicity chairman. Teachers Collage. Columbia Uni­ to her waa a atrlng of pearl* with inquire into the protocol of such WDRC—Starlight Operetta. 50, unexpended and unencumbered At that time he was a newspaper Robertson school girls' softball versity. earring* to . match. Mr*. Kenne­ thing, away they went. Three or WeGC—Muaic Hall. ments. $998.50. Grading and grubbing publisher In Grand Rapids! Mich. team defeated Andover Grammar dy preaented her maid of honor four reporters climbed onto the Every Saturday Night , WKNB—Cryital Ballroom. C o ^ c t budget $2,500, none spent but $1.- She.was an advertising woman In school. Wednesday afternoon In rear end of the coach after the SS -W HAY—Symphony Hall. . S' Encampment. with a cigarette-Jlghter and her 896 committed leaving $605 unen­ Detroit. that tonm 33-11. Leading local hit I. O. O. F., will bold Its annual hot bridesmaids with bracelets. Mr. detail had scrambled Inside. 'W TH T—Rex'Koumy at the Or- Pay For That Extra Room As You Use It! cumbered. They bad met yeara before when tens were Helene Shlrshac, Joan dog roast and social for members Kennedy preaented his best man STARTING AT 8:15 SHARP Jarvif Realty Co. Future Conunltments both were students at the Univer­ Ayer, Eva Diotte, Aljce Crlckmore, jind friends Monday evening at with a tie clasp and cuff link aet PopuH"nn IncreaM w ( tC—Voices and Events. Amount available ' for future sity of Michigan. Judith Jaches; leading fielders, 7:30 at Center Sprink perk. Brlnr and the ushera with tie clasps. 7:16— Phone 4112 Give your children that necessary space, clothes closet, commitments budget $153,638.92 Ex-Newapaperw Oman Lois Lyman and Eva Dlette. your appeUtM only. Norwich, Ju.io Tolland 8 SPEOAI.S WTHT—Bart Andrews. 20 REGULAR GAMES WONS—Voice of the Army. bnilt'in drawer set. EXPAND NOW . . when the si*e with $3,402 08 spent, and $150,- In the years between, she had Christian Endeavor society of Likes North, Too county’s population increas^ 286.84 balance unencumbered. taught In Saginaw, Mich., and Second Congregational church will frora 31,866 to 44,610 since the ■ On the Verplanck school It ap­ Center Congregational church of your family demands extra living space. Our serv« Fort Wayne. Then she went to .sponsor a dance at Community will observe lu second annual Commonly thought as a bird 1940 census, according to a, pra> pears $924,000 was the budget Chicago where for two years she house In North Coventry Friday at Jubilee Sunday tomorrow by honor­ of the deep south, the cardinal liminary announcement by 'Mra. ice includes adviire, “ HOW TO DO IT.” with $515,259.31 spent,'$408,740.79 did-social service work with the may be seen fitting cheerily from Gwendolyn, Census SupervlMr for balance, $80,003.88 committed and United Chartles. After that she 8 p. m. ing fifty-two of Its parlshlonsra Green-Chohiot Post, ALs will be have been members of a tree J o tree through mid-winter the Eastern Connecticut area. A $378,736.91 unencumbered. spent six years on the Chicago anowratomiB far up In the United large part of the Increase was Of the $50,000 scheduled for 'Tribune aa assistant to the wom- in charge of a setback party Fri­ Christian church for at least fifty day at 8 p. m., at the Legion hall. years, fifteen of whom have been Btataa. ahown in the town of Mansfield It’ s fiin to work with a hammer and saw, and after a an’a editor. wrhich added 5,440 due mainly to BUY Wall street. South Coventry. enroUed on th* books o f Center MEET... few hours of work, you’ll be surprised how well you At the time of her marriage, the Uriel Lodge, AF and AM, will Broiler type chickens range in inclualon of students at the Uni­ oldest of the three Vandenberg church for more than half a cen­ live wrelght from IVi to 8 pounds. versity of Connecticut. confer the Master Mason's degree tury, two for 7)1 years. Members / can build. A few 2x4’s, some insulation—^ind the children was only eight. They still on a class of candidates during call her “mom." who did not receive certlflcatsa of Classified a .regular communication meeting recognition on Jubilee Sunday of MEMORIALS Arthur wallboards and flooring. Finally, all members o f the Arthur, Jr., the eldest, now la tonight at 7:30 o'clock at Masonic last year will do so tomorrow. family are ready to use the paint brushes to give your with the Rockfeller Development Temple In Merrow. A ehort busi­ Children's Sunday wd| be obaerv- Advertisements Corporation in BraaU. The two ness meeting will precede the de­ ed en June 1$. OF PROVEN Reichenbaeh new rooms the final touches. dau^ters, Mn. Elizabeth Pfeiffer gree work. and Mrs. Barbara Bailey, live In The Ladles' Aasoclatlon of the Mias Nora Addy’a art atudeata AMESITE DRIVEWAYS Clawiikd Start* on Page Tea Grand Rapids, Mich. First Congregational church has ! will stage an axhiblt of their work. •REDUCED RATES t Mrs. Vandsnberg was bom at voted to hold a public luncheon in Sunday, June It. from three to fleo sI nc'e See us for complete materials: Lumber, Hardware, WHEN BUYING Ft. Wayne, Ind., July 25, 1882. the dining room there Wednesday 1920 SUPERIORITY Bookkeeper-^ from 12 to 1:30 p. m. The menu o’clock, at the studio of Miss Ad- •GRADING IREE Paint and Mason Supplies. On receiving word of her death, dy. 41 Garden street, which will WORK WHEN SELLING the Senate—in a long night session will consist of sliced cold bam, •POWER ROLLER Comctly d4Mii(a«t atoaaaicnU ar» products of e*r*fuL cream potato, beets, calibage sal­ be open to all interested. GUARANTEED Trust Department of debate over extension of Fed­ USED intclUitcnt stooF. Tbcr havt balane*. distinction nnd REAL ESTATE eral rant controla — adopted a ad. bread and butter, coffee sind ncaninir; they liavc bcnntjr that will Midare. - reeolutlon axpreaalng “profound strawberry shortcake. The American Leglan Junior CALL CALL 8009 regret," Nathan Hale Community Cen­ baseball team wUl hold its first •FREE ESTIMATES Cuttinit Dane In Onr Own Shop Prom The ter-sponsored ' dancing lessons practice of the season Simday ^f^kngement* for her funeral morning at o'clock at Ns- •TIME PAYMENTS MANCHESTER Roiifh Stone To The Ptniahed McnMrlal B* B. GRADY, Agent have not been announced. conducted Saturday afternoons In 10 Mt After attonding Wgaliington, Barnard and Manchaster TAKE MAP WITH YOU. EASY TO REACH, HARD TO LEAVE the auditorium by Miss June bo. Joe Beilis will coach the locals. •SAVE 1 0 % FOR CASH “ 7691 High. M r Relchenbgch came to worlTat Manchester Trust McKinney ^------Wxatod. If you want Kaye Jaye are being discontinued th June of 1949 urtiere hla duties as a boakkeeper Include Jst u« help you. Allea tswfftliy Uver Turkey Beni EVEN IF YOU LIVE AS FAR AS WO RCESTEB. SPRINGFIELD OR I L ^ - until sometime In July. Pupils su« SAVE WITH the p ^ tn g o t trijat adeount* gnd FHA mortgaffs deposMa. FORD YOU CAN REACH QUASSETT LAKE 5 ^ * ^ secy, $43 Main street T h ^ h the Niger River rehsarstng for a recital to be pre- ParUeulirty totoreated tn 9 $t, he •eerk* in oO eetera ox LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. or 3-0880. -ii- River rises -.Benjamin BYanklin once aought Manchester Memorial Co. PEACE . . . CONTENTMENT AND HIGH DRY UNPOLLUITD -A ^ ,» * ** 150 mUaa from Uw seaooast, it seated Uie afternoon 'amd evening to have tha wild turkey repre­ hetli ewvaa, end tinwafe.- Mr. Reiekehkeelr ttvee at 34 flows 3,600 miles before. entering o f June 30 at the State theater In A. H. AIMETTL Prop; eumipee abiMt. Maaehcetor. SALESMEN ON THE PROPERTY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY FITOM 10 A. M. lOf tftxtntar cut Made. sented on the seal of the United DeMAIO BROTHERS HARRISON HTRKKT—MANrHKSTER BOLTON NOTCH TEL. MANCHESTER 2-4525 lUaltor. .3-1643 or the ocean since its.course la In a Msmehester. States, instead of the eagle, be­ I’all Now—We IVrMniily Supervlap AH Work TO 8 P. M. great curve, according to the Eln- Climax Chapter, O.E.S., and cause the former bird was so typi­ OI*P. EAST CKMI'nKRY PHONE 5207 OR 77H7 ^ MANCHESTER TRUST Co. THOMAS F. REILLY. DEVELOPER cyclopedl* Britannlca. 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T" "ter date by the cenauA"^ burca com which it threaUnlng Man- foinK. alwaya alammlnf the door, Hospital Offering .rector, WaahlngtoD, D. C. Th cheater'a future tax ratea moat It alm oal aeema, they are ao Scene at Prefientation of Tall CeilarM Prize Auto Old and Dangeroua Hebron junt will be aubject to revlaw af- returns for non-reaidanta ai acrioualy. It ta not our lack of brus({irc and alarm ing in their op- ^ Training Course TREES REMOVED The meeting of Hebron Grange, redlted to the proper locality an Corttitiy Iferalb buaincaa and commercial develop­ eiatlona. Lawn Grading, Gravel, held at Gilead Hall Tuesday eve­ , ther routine checks made. The MANCHESTER DIRECTORY PUHU«UU) MY fM* ment which threatena to pul ua m We haven’t the alighteat Idea I'.'icrcase In population as now n iU L O PaiNTINU UU-. 1N<^ Hartford Isolation Hospital is ning, was attended b.v nraily 6C a hole aa much aa It la our over- what they are. We ve been glv- Sand and Kill members and vlaitora from oUiei lubted Is 304. This ia largely due u llrMt. offering a training course in car­ .o uommuteri living here and go­ mnnnutiT Uoaa. whelming aurplua of houaing loo j mg them the frozen trealm ent. Bulldozer Work Granges, including Bolton, Scho. rBUMAf riKUUSUN. ing for acute poliomyelltia, under ng to their worlf dally. Without low in coat and in aaaeaament to the icy reaerie we reserve for Natchaug. Andover, Shfililcket, PrM- Tmi.. O*o‘l the direction of Misa Katherine We have a new machine the auto Uila would be an impoa- r o u M t UCUMI L twi. pay Itt own lax way. One wav of unwanted gue.ats. We don t even E ast Hampton, and VarnOn, be- .^^blllty. Another factor la doubt­ Bums of the Hartford Red Crosa. to renew dead lawns. itdea Hebron. Hebron members OF BUSINESS SERVICES less the increase of cottagers at PkMIMM ■•*>7 CttBlDI ■«M»I redeeming that aituation would | look at them. But we think they Tills five day Institute will be held numbered 27. Amaton Lake, many of whom live i«M ta a iiMtU7*' a* indeed be to match these new j miKlit he a vaiirty of whooping The evening ‘ojliened by a talk on tS T•C1M at HaasaMtar. Ceaa., a* from June 12 to Junq 16 and will A. Latiili|»|ie & Son there the year around. Births have SSSaai« aaaa Hail Hattar. houses with more Industry. But j > '"•ne. be attended by Mrs. Mary Sterud 780 Vernon St. Call 6077 tha benefiU of the ^ua Cross, a also jumped up the past y*ar. another would be to lift the coat | from the institutional group and surgical and medical plan of the The annual Church school and •OMCUmUN lUTM Mrs. Lillian Keeney of the Private 3::»0 to 8 P. M. Conectlcut- MedlcM Service, given LAWN PARTY RESERVATIONS c a t taar a t Han ...... tiu.uu level of housing here to the point parish picnic of St. Peter’s Eptt- Carter Tree Riff in ,\etion Furnace Time ■ta aioataa a t Hail ...... t a uu Duty Nurses' group. These two by t Mr. Walsh of New Haven. copal Church is scheduled tomor­ Road Repairs Oaa aadBta a t Han ...... 1 I.*’ where it could be relied upon to nurses will recruit a reserve group A lively and much enjoyed pro­ row, on the grounds of the Rev. H. FOR NEXT WEDNESDAY t SI •lacia Coat ...... pay its own ta.\ way. of Manchester mirses and will pass gram follow^, with the Varloie , R. Keen’s residence. immedteteTy Still Is Here . I on to them the information which On Schedule BENEFIT OF TUMOR CLINIC waaait. at "•••• tlK'ia) Connecticut visiting Grangeges furnishing parts, following the morning service. In if ••ia , aaiiaaraa. Oaa Taar . they have received. It was case of rain the picnic wUl be Watt ar K'aa. raraift of the ^tertalnment \Mth tlie close of the heating Remington Again Further plans regarding the Nelghbo^ Night. Mt. Roraon, lec- postponed to the next Sunday. CAN BE MADE AT HHHMBM Ul Yankee course will be discussed * at the Surface Treatment to season now Is a good time to stop Two years ago. William W. tu w ii^the Bolton Orange opened Thera will be a meeting of the and give a little thought to the TUB aBkuaaTBD PKBMM next regular meeting of the Man­ the program with the following Civic Council Monday evening, Taa aaaoeiataa Praaa la aaciuai»ai> Remington. economi.st in the De­ By A. H. O. Be Applied in Town results obtained from the type of aatniat to taa uaa ol rainjoi'caiioB of chester Registered Nur.ses’ Asso­ Hungers presented: also of the Farm Bureau Home partment of Commerce. was ciation which will -be held June Makers, and of the United Breth­ heatA’uu are using in your home. ml •••• aiaaauaaa eraanat to it oi gbng: "Smile, Smile. Smile." Over This Week-End Was Tt satlafactory ? Was it econ­ aol ataarwiaa araanao la taia papti named by Elizabeth T. Bentley. | 13th at the home of Mia-v Doris fadings by various members, in­ ren at the local Synagogue at 8 As of this writing, the strange omical? Do you feel that you are W j ^ 99 East Center SI reel •■a aiae taa leeal aava puBliaaaa aara. the confessed Communist parly i Hutchinson, in Gilead. Straw­ cluding "Origin of Fathers’ Day.” p. in. Hartford. Jurie 10.—The Stale ail rlaata' of rapuBlieatioa of apaciai and slrsliied unci-rtamty as to berry .shortcake will be served Reinhardt and Olson of West getting the moat from your heat­ aitaatcaaa aaraia art aiao raaairaa. courier, aa a one time member o1 /"Little Mary's Essay on Hus- Highway dpeartment’B bituminous ing dollars? It you can answer Mhethci the KcpuUlican stale lead- from 6:30 p. m. to 8:30 p. m. The Hartford have been aaslgned by treatment program continues bandi-." and "My Flag." the school building committee to Yes" to all three question* you I'Ui) aare'et -!liBaf’'0l N. B. a. Sar» the Communist Pai t\. dci.sliip would really go to town business meeting will follow at 9 Mr. Toomey lecturer of Echo the !";w1th the schedule for the week of p. m. The hoii.se Is located near M 4 W S are an exceptionally fortunate per- M. Inc. He was su.«pended from hi.s lor (_'oiigr< ssman .iolm Davis Grange. enouno;d the following 12 announced today by ■on. but if "No" la listed we sug­ the Gilead Congregational church, the elementary school to take care State Highway Commisaloner, G. BILL'S TIRE pnailaaars Ksprasanuiitaai IBn government duties. The chsrgcs j,, [np.sumed choice on Route 85. NATLRALLY— number.,; of the Increased enrollment es­ gest that you call 2-1166 and ask AND Tropical Fish Jallut Uatasvn Mpeeial atano - Nb* against him were reviewed by the i i^,. gulicriiMtorial miiiiiiialion, hss Musical Quiz by Mrs. Jenner, timated within the next year or Albert Hill for Hayden E. Whiting manager Xsrk, uaiBBga. Oetreit ib B Boatoa. THE STORE WITH accordion selecllona by'Mr. Jillson. In the eastern area, surface of the Oil Heat and Engineering government's top Loyalty Review | prevciitod any real cryslallization so. The work w*lll be ruehed treatment will be applied to 7.0 HBHMBH audit BUREAU US of Uie lenm inder of the sta le tick­ EVERYTHING Ig lecturer of Andover Grange, stunt through as rapidly as possible but company of 887 Main street to REPAIR SHOP Goldfish Board, which, incidentally, is top by Sister Lindnolm. quiz. "A Tour miles of Conn. 31 In Coventry and call at your home and tell you Wm. H Green. Prop. gBCPLATIUSt. et Thai, too. remainus polontinlly can not be finished by the time all of Slearna road tii Mansfield. heavy with distinguished Republi­ sulijeci to the iiiHiiy-ilircclionce Around the Ujnlted States ' Reci­ school opens next fsll. Alfred about Timken oil burners. Supplies. Fond and The BtralO PriBlint Jompanr. Inc tation by Mrs. Merlon W. Hills. In the central section of the It Is no accident that tlioiiaands ('iilumhiH Hicyrle* BO Raaiicial raapons'b lUy t«i cans. That hoard cleared lum so clialicnges to whuli convention AIR R einhardt of the firm named ia a state w*ork will be done on 3.5 Plants M otrapaieai arrorn appaanDS <■ aa completely that he was reinstated ilelcgate.s me going to he exposed, i JO ANN The ladles o r the Home Econom- brother of Mra. Arthur Elaemann. of families are enjoying cleaner, U. S. and Fisk I'lrr* oortlaaaMata aaP otaar raadias la^ttar. tca Coramlttei auctioned off home miles of Sliver Lane in East Hart­ more economical heat w ith Timken in hla former government job. and to possible concessions the | Wesley .Smith of 53 Strickland .strVet. 1» presented with the 1950 Pontiac sedan, given by the Nutmeg summer resident here. ford and Manchester westerly Repairs Service IP Tha Maaeaaatar EMains Haralc party's .stale leadership may have Forest No. 116. Tall Cedars of Leharinn. He is pictured above with Burt Green, general chairman of Header and Atlvisor CONDITION made cookies ind other articles do-i There were about 70 present at oil burnera. Timken oil buniers are Accemmrie* Conscientious newspapers who nated by members. from U. 8. 6 and 44A in Manches­ quieter in operation and one of the Kelly's Aqiiariutu to make In order to surmount j the committee, who presented liim with the keys aa other members of Ihe Tail Cedars look on. the Republican rally Tuesday eve­ ter and 7.0 miles of U. S. 6 and Baturday, June 10 liad headlined the original charges llic.se challenges, or- prevent them | There will he no meeting on the ning at the school auditorium. moat annoying features of the 180 Spruce Street .\dvice on all .\ffairs of Life next regular date, which falls on i p„rtell. candidate 44A in M anchester from Uie Ea.sl average oil hiinuT is its noisy 29 SUNSET ST. against him alio headlined ilia re­ from evei coalescing into one mil- I aid Hayden, visited their brother Hartford town line easterly to Phone 2-0K59 Mr. Waddell’B Serious Point ted I'lialicnge. ■ made candy bjoth at the Wapping j 7 the sam e day as the .school grad- ' for nomination for‘ ^ governor on the operation as it grows older. You instatement. There was any Fair in September if it meets with and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Reading Confidential uatton. Conn. 83 (Manchester center I. will not find this In he true witli One of these concasalona may Wapping Ralpli Hayden, of Blanford, Maas., The Hebron Fair committee, or Republican ticket gave one of hla Additional applications in tins Our good friend, General Man- amount of editorial comment that the approval «< the fair commit- I rapid fire talka on public matter* a Timken, it ta quiet wlien it Is In­ have been already made. Natural­ tee. I W ednesday. Old Home Day committee, as for­ area Include 0.8 mile of U. S. 44 ggpr Gaorge H. Waddell, In hla re- here was a sample of the way 332 Ann St., Off Main St, to the assembly. He was lata In stalled and remains that way. ly enough, it is likely to go to that W apping G ram m ar school wilt ^ merly known, met Monday eve­ in East Hartford from the Man­ Theie is absolutely no obligation marka at the Board of Directors mad Red charges ’ could perpe­ challenger who is him.self possess­ ning, and a number of organiza­ arriving owing to a previous en­ cheater town line westerly; 4.0 SERVICE J. R. Braithwaife hold their graduation exernjie.a j TELEVISION gagement which took place to Pom- for an esllniale on the cost of In- meeting the other night, fired and trate an injustice. ed of mo.st real and actual con­ Tliiirsday. June 15 at 8 p. m. at the Tel. 6-1370, Hartford tions about the town were repre­ miles of Conn. 2 in East Hartford atnlllng a Timken oil burner In your To sMUt wliea e«o liaee rnait centrated-imwer. fret. but hie place was taken by and Gla-stonbury; 8.5 miles of I trnolil** we have t Wreekare Key* Made, Ixick* Repaired aimed a legitimate ahot, but pul Meanwhile. Remington sued ('omnuinity House. Ellin g to D sented in making plans for .what home. Mr. Whiting will gladly Former Stale Comptroller $ l j i 9 . 5 0 the program for ^he day should be, Mr. Sweeney of the Tolland County Conn. 94 In Glastonbury from the «od 8 Serriew rrvek* al rnor far too much powder blast behind Mlsa Bentley for slander. Hia vic­ Tlie lower grades of Wapping court, who ia seeking the nomina­ measure your home and give you Fred Zeller, as a matter of fart, Grammar school will have then And Up among them being the Grange. Hebron town line westerly; 1.5 wirrlea and for vent ennerw- Tools Groond Miss Cynthia Hyde, daughter of Parent-Teacher Association. Civic tion as county sheriff. miles of Conn. 160 in G lastonbury figures on the’cost of heating a lane*. I t tory seemed complete when the ne«er openly ap|M-ared In the pit me Monday. June \2 and the i home such aa yours with a Timken. Hii point was that residents of suit was settled, reportedly on a role of a challenger. But there la Mr. and Mrs. E. Foster Hyde, of , (ew Furniture, Council, Women’s Club, Aniston When Purtell arrived he was In­ from Conn. 17 westerly to the Lawnmowera Sharpened upper grades Tile.sdsy. the 13tli. Somers road, a student at the ] | Fire Company and Auxiliary. troduced to a cheering audience by No matter how large or how sniall STATION OPEN DAY no great lo\c lost between him M a u , n a v o x Ranges. Refrigerators, Connecticut river and 0.6 mile of your house is there is a Timken llancheater ought to condition liasis of *10.000 damages for him. F.llsvvorth Memorisl Hiifh school Rhode Island School of Design, j Douglas Library. St. Peters Harry H. Kirkham. chairman of Naubuc avenue also in Glaston­ and the rest of the parly leader- giadiialion exerciser w ill lie held "■T WANTED Curler's Expert Care oil burner made to heal It. AND NIGHT ElectriesI UtillHes themselves to the further com­ Now Remington is hac k in the j came home ye.sterday for the sum- i Washers church. Several other organiza­ the Republican town committee. bury. ahlp. There was a determined ef­ 'Tcesday evening, June 13 in the Whether you are planning on Re-Conditloned mercial and Industrial develop­ headlines again. This time he is fort to deny him nomination In nier vacation. tions were not represented and The speaker told the people that Five sections in Bloomfield tu school auditorium. there will be another meeting oT he, at the age of S3, is seeking the be Improved include 2.0 miles of building a new home and want a COOK’S ment of Mancheater, even when under indictment by a federal Ihe 1946 eonvenlion. Since that Any announcements to be given Experienced CHAMBER'S Saves Dollars, Beauty complete Timken air conditioning Gang Repairsd Roland Wilson of Avery street out on Sunday during the months ! the committee. June 19, when a nomination chiefly because he haa Conn. 185 from Conn. 218 Uust requires tome interruption of lime, he hlmaelf has considered oil furnace or a replacement bur­ SERVICE STATION grand jury. The charge ia per­ was discharged from Manchester of June and July should he writ­ Warehouse Sales full representation Is hoped for. a strong conviction that some­ n o r t h e r ly to Conn. 184: nomination for llie posi of August 19 is the day set for the ner put in your pre.sent holler, you Wanrliesler Orww Phnne S861 52 Pearl St. Phone 4200 residential vistas. jury. The grand ,|ury alleges thsl eompi roller ns iiiliilmiim, and of Memorial ho.spital. Wednesday. ten and handed to the pa.stor be­ KEMP'S Carpenters thing must be done. He declared 2.0 miles of Conn. 184 from Conn. Trec.i and shriibbi ry .suiely add' For those of you who sie build- fore the service begins a.s the cal- Inenrporated .\t The Green Fair. Plans already made in that we are in a battle and have 185 easterly to Conn. 9 and 1.0 II.K new honie.s and would like to will save money by having a The ghasll.v prediction he deliv- he lied wiien lie testiHed th at lie nomliialion lor governor as The annual meeting of the Wap- imi( li to the attractive appeal anco Timken installed. For those whose piiig PT A, was held Tuesriav eve­ eiular.s are discontinued. Open 9 A. .M. to 5 P. M. taking part include a stand for to win. and went on to say that we miles of this sanre route between have your grounds landscaped In arad as emphaaia for hla point was liad never been a member of tin- Mimeiliiiig far inure rilling. Furniture B 5luaic sale of hot dogs, hamburgs and of a home and with very little homes have odd-shaped heating ning at the firehouse. Mrs. Robert , There w ill be no worship service j I APPLY and 7:30 to 8 :30 P. .M, are forgetting the fundamental the Hartford city line and Blue work can be kept healthy. If you a manner to enhance the beauty that unless this new attitude de- Communist party. The grand jury But it has been liis nomiiiation soda, sponsored by the American plants. Timken manufactures a GIBSON'S for hia old post as comptrollsr LaPlant and her committee served ; at the Ellington Congregational ’ Green Stamps principles of our country, by which Hills avenue extension; 1.0 mile have trees tliat need work done on of the grounds, yet not spend too DON W ILLIS valpoed. Manchester's tax rate believes that there was a time church during the month of Aug­ Tops In Quality Legion, Jonea-Keefe Post; a food the Government shall be a aarvant of Conn. 9 northerly from the special t>*pa of burner. Timken which has been in question during a pot luck supper. After the sup­ Jarvis Realty sale by the Women’s Club, a base­ them, if there are aome limbs that much money all at once, why not wall Game oil burnera are easily GARAGE would double to 50 mills inside a when he was a member of the the past few months, and it has per the following officers were in- t ust. All branches of the church 763 51aln St Tel 5680 Low In Price of the people and not their master. city line. need to be removed, why not c.all call Mr. Carter and ask him to will be vacationed. | ball game by the Uttle League, al­ He said that the facU of gov­ A small aection of Prospect Installed and place the heat B. ■. Olbean. Feipb few years. Communist party, or at least that lieen the la d that it was in ques­ stalled for the coming year: Presi- ; 5 DOVER ROi< so sponsored by the Legion. Other the Carter Tree Expert company i advise you’.’ He can help you against the walls of your boiler GARAGE Mrs. Harriet Russell of Somers i ernment today are hidden from us, street and about 0.5 mile of to have the w*ork done? Simply i to plan for the future ao that If averybody really believed there is enough indication that he tion whi( h lias east him in the role d-'nt, Raymond Valade; vice prc.vi- who taught In the new Consoli- organizations are thinking the or furnace. This mean* that the li of at lea.st a negative kind of denl, Mrs. Kenneth .Nichol.s, .sec­ matter over as to what they shall that people are tired of promises Church street both In Wethers­ phone 7695 and ask Mr. C arter to . when you have entirely finished 18 Main St. Phone 2-4631 that poaslbiltty, the following was to justify a trial of him. 'dated school at Ellington Center and want the truth. Every year field will receive the treatment. water in the colls heats rapidly, (liallcnger to tlie stale leadership. retary. .Mrs. Robert Watson; treas­ do to help make the day a auc- call at your home to look over the with your landbcaping you will saving fuel. Tliese burners may things would happen immediate­ thi.s past year, will not retu rn to there are some 600,000 young peo­ In West Hartford work will be .to from guilt to Innocence to Zeller has oi.e formula which urer. Mrs Frank Derick, Ellington hut will teach in Rock­ ceas aa well as to realize aome Job, he will give you an estiniiite have the grounda aurroundlng also be used In warm air furnaces Spectoltoing In we ate sure he would gratuitously profit, as each organization la en­ ple leaving schools and looking done on 1.0 miles of M ountain of the cost of taking rare of the your home really distinctive and ly: guilt and quite possibly back Vo The committee rliairnian for the ville when schools open in the fall. •BA>K at ^lANCHESTER TRUST WAINK at MA^CHESTER TRUST® for jobs. He believes that the gov- road and Sedgwick road from and the abttence of combuetion impail to all (dlicr candidates who coming years will be: program, titled to keep half the proceeds. job. and do tlie work for you in a beaiitUul It Is not necessary to roar is s Kre.it relict. For best re­ 1. All residents would immedi­ innocence again with allernat- | There are other - vacancies to be Just what the Fair Day commit- | ernment should encourage and Conn. 4 to South Main street and BRAKE SERVICE w ant to will the reaped of the John Mrowska: refi-e.slinienls, filled in Ellington. I scientific manner. own an e.-lale to landscape your sults in heating, make your choice ately petition To have all adjoin- mg apologies to him and to Miss . party oigaiiization He himself has tee w ill do with the proceeds has j create poesibilitiea for business en- 0.5 mile of South Main street The Carter T i^ F.xpcrt com gromida. the aniailcst home ami .Mrs. Guy Finney: w ays'm id ineun.-i Robert Wallace of West road, from Conn. 6 to Hooker drive. a Tmikrii silent automatic sold by II lag property classified for indus­ Bentley -the course of public H neat segment of that organiza­ Harold Hlnrks; membership. .Mra. not been announced, but that the j terprizes. All we hear about nowa- panv is busy spraj^ig trees and lawn can tv made to appear to Front End Alignment sun of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wal­ sum netted will be used for some days is a strong government, when In the southeastern section of | Oil Heat and Engineering company. tria l use. thought has to take lU confused tion segregated in hia own name. Alex Blnzie; imblicity. Miss .Mary lace, has been out of school with BUILDING OR in a short time wljl commence great advantage by the jiidlcloua I t s Main S t . PIm m 1011 In short, he has delegates from his much needed welfare piirpo.se goes I instead. It should be the Individuals the state surfacing will be ap- i planting of shrubs, hu.'.lies ami Gencml Repair Work S. All present Mancheater In­ way. One alleged Communist, ('onnei y. whooping rough. spraying the trees fni* the Town section of Eastern Coniieci lent, without saying. we should look to. plied to 0.5 mile of Conn. 2151 of Manchester. Mr Carter has perhaps a tree. Call 7605 for dustry would nevertheless immedl- 'ITie Scantle Barber Phop quar- •Mrs, Agnes Kibbee. Mrs. Edna Graduation exercises for eighth Mr. Purtell does not believe in (Groton Long Point roadi in who may or may not have ceased and memliers of the .'ttate Central tfl furmslied the niu.sic. . Edwards. Mrs. Claude Dinini k again been awarded the contrail | Mr. Caiiei .s aei vices. MANCHESIER'S ataly makf plans to move out of being a Comniumst long before he Comniiflee. .\iid hi.s atlitude dur­ BUYING? graders. Hebron Elementary* government paternalism. He de­ Groton; 2.3 miles of U. S. 1 (We- ] for this Job. but he l.s still able to ’ rians were maile tor a liome : anil .Mrs. Kihbee’.s brother, J. Don- school, will take plice at the scribes himself as a worker and quetequock-Pawcatuck road); 0.5 VM* Jonas FnmI- A im ak «gf town. entered governmental service, ing* tile pa.st lew iiioMtlis lia.s iieen take care of the needs of hLs cue- j Old Law fiuest repair service on one of wdlingne.'is to do business i school auditorium at 8 p. ni., June for the w orking man. The w*orker mile of Stonington 'Village road m ra and Fl«»w Oev- g. Ail Manchester home own- who was in no way yet evidenced 20. The annual graduation dance (U. 8. lA); 0.5 mile of Boston tonicrs. Washers, Toasters, with the state organization if it so wants good work and good pay, but If you did not have your law*n ! A French ordinance of 1481 erlng • I r / a Ini SEWING ata would Immediately sell and re- or suggested connected with any desires, and willingness to rlo bus­ will be held the same evening fol- does not want mere promises and Post road (U. S. 1) and 2.0 miles stales: "Anyone .selling diluted Iow*ing the exercises. treated for Japanese beetle con­ Irons, Sewing Ma­ lArga Aanortaaant meva alacwhere, only they iness nut.side it if that becomes above all doe* not want to sit back of Conn. 169 (Mystic-Old Mystic milk sIihII have n funnel put Into Communist espionage activity, Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Batson roadi all in Stonington; 1.5 miles trol in the spring do not feel that ol etne Finer Oe«- MACHINES wpuidn't be able to find any buy- iieceasHiy. The organization has \\ and have everything given to him. you niii.st endure these pe.sts. The: Ins mouth iinil diluted milk shall chines, Vacs, cic. has ua doing m ental tailapina. have as their guest. Mrs. Batson’s He wants to stand on hia own feet, of (nark's Falls road (Conn. 2161; arinf. Oall Os fer ara. done away witli him on paper any grandmother, Mrs. Redlon, of Bev­ Carter Tree p^xpert company \-, S- \\ < I k FOR A 4 ROOM HOUSE? 68000 6 3 0 J ^ 666.00 sriMenl ssrvtae anil S*am much wider. eaUbliahing a grass or wisp of moss. She was 6000 47.48 68.60 By Sue Barnett 5966 \ M0NDa4 COMMUNITY PRESS fBlicy of glad-hand welcome rath-- 7000 55.66 46JM CARTER TREE quiet, and kept to heraelf, and c c r - r ^ / A beautifully atyled frock for By Mr*. Ana* Oab*t ar than one of grudging admis- Th( manthly_____ paymaalo npay TRIM FLOWERING SHRUBSi there was no way of knowing, un­ If you are . . . or if you desire IpaL apaciai occaalona that’s as flatter­ B . 6 6 . Ma®* To our mind, our zoning au- both your Interastjtm t priaeli ing'as can ba. Soft draping ac­ Here are d*y-of-tha-waek towels Johnson Point Co. EX P ER T CO . Oor. N*. Mala ( less one looked up, that she had to use your Certificate Of Eligibil­ that are the grandest gift for a 699 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER raONB 7de6 S tie e ta — m t tboriUaa have been following a moved In. cents the fltted bodice and slim bridal shower or church bazaar THIS MONTH TO HAVE skirt. Try It in a rich solid tone. Fahey of good moderaUon. But if But the Intelligence system of ity . . . our representative at 654 tables. Embroider tha busy lltUe duckling’s activities In simple . Mr. Waddell thinks aome zone the feathered world la like that of Prescriiitions Pattern No. 8574 is a sew-rite BLOOM N E X f SEASON aRangaa that havan-'t b*en made Center Street will gladly explain perforated pattern for sizes X2, 14. stitches and gay eelora. Manchester the old-fashioned tramp world. Oilled For :(6, 18 and 20. Siza 14, 8 3-S yarda #dUld ba aiBde, for tha good of The aoft-hearted house gets it* Pattern No. 8N6 conaUU of hotJiKSL Do your trimming on maple tree* and evergreens GAUDET JEWELERS, Inc how you can own your own home. OPEN THURSDAY of 8t-inch. iron transfer for seven motifs, eoD , f|6 wbala community, it would Ubel. and i I Buring the next two months. Ml MAIN STREET For this pattam, send 25 cents. or chart, stitch illustratlena and Dry Cleoners ,iy * ^ dBhaa for him to list them. The next guests took a long EVENINGS 4 to 8 embroidery directions. Weeds in town are easy to eliminate by using Scott’s (Across From St. James’s Church) Prices .j^BMUBt of Bont chBlige could Delivered In coins, your name, address, size W'Ced Fert. Try It. W’e have it. 93 Weld Street cornice on another porch. We dezired, and the pattern numlier Bend 20c in coin*, your name, FOR RAGS. ' :tbF,V**cliaaUr tax problem, might M weU salyy^ey took the TcL s -a tid to Sue Burnett. The Manchester address and the PatUm Number Bad spots in town may be from Japanese^tle grubs, All ivatches repaired here EXPERT WATCH AND l i BltlouB CBough down on Telephone TtM whole porch. Thejr gathered a JARVIS Evening Herald, 1160 Ave. Ameri­ to Anne Clabot, The Manchester Usele Scott’s Beetle Control. ^ ar* tested on the JEWELRY REPAIRS SCRAP METAI.S. Etc. If thara ia any winter bamfull of acrBggiy straw. Pine ^ MANCHESTER TRUST Co. cas. New York 19, N. Y. Evening Herald, 1180 Ave. Ameri­ W rtbHtion to th a g ca*. New Toric 16, N. T. W’e Ar« At Your Servico At Mancbeeter'* most eemplet* CaB Of Write Tksir nest itaalf ia a. grotesqua ’The Spring and Su^er Faab- watob aad J*w ^ repair Expert Dry a t b a i n m axtravaganza aome two fact wide. MANCHESTER, CONNECnCUT ton idler* many idea* for a amart Naddlcwerh Fan* Ann* Cab* m Pliorniacy REALTY • t’* Wg N*w Album ta hair*, pao- hbw wardrobe. Spoela) (abrte adi- . it would The leavings they scattered over 664 CKSVKM BT. MZiCmCB PKOSBAL DCPOilT OVaVRAIECK OOtPOKAtlOX JOHN $. WOLCOTT & SON WHERE ALL WORK IS Wm. Osfrinsky it. tlon—more American Designer ana of fascinating new designs, Cleonmg[ Sendee the porch floor. They are the Originals -easy to sew styles- gifts, decorations and special fea­ PHONE *597 REPAIRED ON THE PREMISES 1S2HiMellSI. Tel. 8879 noisiest tenants anyone ever had. D1.4I. 4112 gift pattern* printed inside. 25 tures . . . Plus four gift pattern* They ara coBtiauaUy aaming and •BANK at MANCHESTER TRUST •BANK at MANCHESTER TRUST* cant* and direction*. 26 cent*.

. V, PAGE NINE IIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY. JUNE 10. 1960 M A N C H E 81KK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY. JUNE 10. W60 Judgment h Suspended Water Meters Raising Funds for Tumor Clinic Eifuipment Three Minor Ee J. Harrison Serafine Bests McGuire In Softball Mound Duel, 1 to 0 In North End Local Crashes In Swimming Pool Case Assumes Lead No One Injured in Acci- Local children or adults who. has become "serious and must Veteran Star Overtakes Good Progress Being want to escape the hof weather j brought to a stop." He added thait dentH, But One Driver .. . , 1 w J w „ Recreation Director John Falkow- Lee Mackey in Open: Made by Plumbers in through a cool awlm had better ^ concerned" over the Strengthened Polish Amerks Upset BA’s, 7-6 r™ 1h Arrested find different pools than those matter and that one voungster al- Hogan Playing Well Patting Them In operated by the town, such as most drowned In tlie past week Local police investigated three Globe Hollow and Salter's Pond, while sneaking a swim at Globe, Ardmore, Pa.. June 10 —(A>)— In*un»tion of the new water accidents yesterday and made one until they are officially opened ! TTie prosecutor pointed out that The golden anniversary U. 8. Open Tom CoriNirsn Hits Nsighbors to Meet Face meter* for the nearly 1,800 cus­ arrest. John Engelhardt, 37, of next Saturday. i the water In the pools has not yet golf championslilp lost Its storj- Farm League ‘*Grad*’ Now To Fare for Uhampionship tomers of the Manchester " " tf c Tunnell road. Rockville, was held Four Successive Homers I.arge l>owd WitneMM Chief of Police Herman O. - been purified or chlorinated and book complexion today and settled Oiir Big Run Onipany la well under way with for reckless driving following a Schendcl said this morning that that this work will start next week Flood Clubbed For 14 Joe Sliinner and Clarence Fxtra Inning Ganie; several pUimblnj? gonKs on the Job. collision yesterday afternoon on down to a fight among a bunch of Tommy Corcoran set what Cast In Starring Role Anderson, who live * cress the The meters, when placed In opera­ anyone found swimming In the ^ In addition, he aid. the pools will old mercenaries for the greatest is believed to be a record for Lydall street near the intersection pools will be arrested. not have lifeguards on duty until street from one anotlii'r. will Kare.v's (I ) Kuceys (let Five Hitfi, tion, will be used to base a n^- of Vernon street. prize of them alL an organised softball league meet face to face in the final AB R H PO system of water (barges for the The charge -was reduced fb vio­ In Town Court this morning, a Saturday, June 17, when the pools In the van going into the deci­ Hits In Twi Contest in Manchester last night when The youngsler must have walked Troy, rf ...... 2 0 0 ' 0 youth and two girls were present­ will officially open. By Bari W. Yost round ol the Governor’s flip Dovalettefi Onlv One company's customers in the North lation of rules of the road and sive 38 holes was a. long, easy-go­ he hit four successive home First player In the Mtnehester home pieking up four leaf clovers Tournsiiient Sunday at the Gill, c ' ...... 4 0 0 to End of town. PreviJlVisly the com­ Engelhardt waa fined 812 in Town ed on charges of trespassing after j Arc Stomped by Tree ing fellow from Arkansas, E. J. runs In a Cfiiurch League Little League this season to knock and tossing horse shoes over hit ^ Foley, cf ...... 3 0 2 0 being arrested at I a. m. yesterday ’The ’teenage trio presented In PA’s Nearly Blow 7-0 Manchester Countiy Club. Htandlags pany made a flat rate charge for Court this morning. (Dutch) Harrison, who has been Story in Brief game at Memorial Field. Cor­ a ball over the fence for a home shoulder because on the eve of the ] Fscchinl. lb . . 3 0 0 7 Pet. water and did not use meters In Patrolman Henry Oauruder re­ white swimming at Globe Hollow. Town Court this morning might busy collecting money on the tour­ coran paced St. Jame* to a 21 first game. Austin was pleasantly i Skinner and Anderson won 0 Lead When Champions run was Dans Austin of the Cai- the rigid to cIsnIi In the finals, Bolcyzk, 2b . , . 1 0 1 Itulians . . . . 1.000 the romptitatlon of water use. ported that Engelhardt w-sa driv­ Original charges of breach of the not have been caught if they had nament trail for more than 10 to 15 win over the Second surprised when Informed thst he Kowairzyk. If •» (1 1 2 After hearings on a propo.sed dinals. Austin performed this (•sell with 4-up tiiumphs over Kaieys ...... 750 ing north on Vernon street and peace were polled. been a bit more careful In operating years but who never has won a Score Twice in 5lh, Congos. trick against the Yankees Tuesday had been sold to the Cardinals for Piesenti. 3b . , . . 3 0 0 0 Dovaielle* .668 rate schedule and other details, the Judgment Suspended their car. As they were leaving major crown. .'>00 credits — Ihe lea.st amount Mitch Kaipuska and Doc Mc­ rt turned Into Lydall street when a Haugh, rf — Ten home runs were hit In evening. The Yanks won the Kee. Serafini. p ... 0 1 0 North Ends .883 Public Utilities rommlssion an- gasoUne-fUled soda bottle on the Deputy Judge John D. LaBcIle after their swim. Bayer said, an "1 expect I can hold up as well Four Times in Seventh the game. Ctorcoran la a pllch- game, 2 to 1, but the biggest thrill asked for any player In the league. Burke. ** ... . 3 1 I 1 thorlred the water eompany to in­ Kinel, 3 b ___ A field of .12 competed In N. B s __ .200 floor of the car toppled over. The suspended Judgment but warned opened door of the car caught on as the nc.xt one," diawled the war­ Oleksinski, ss er-infielder with the Saints. of the ’evening was the towering Austin’s chance to play and subse- Pegolo, rf . . . 2 0 11 0 , .Motors .... .000 stall meters and It Is expected accused grabbed for the bottle, that "1 don’t want you to think a tree and the driver couldn't move time Army sergeant as he dis­ standing* fly ball which easily cleared the quenl trade was made possible I lie rveiil. Filial round will be Uollfelder. 2b 2 0 0 3 ' that the Job will soon be com­ Race, c ...... 16 holes. The Governor s (Yip lost control of the car and struck that is any license for you to do the vehicle one way or the other. cussed pio.tpects of protecting the Team W. L. Pet. Surowiec, If . five foot baiTler in left centertiolil when the Managing Persoiuiil de- The Kaceya, behind th* one-hit pleted, although It is a big one a utility pole, Gauruder said. En­ sub-par 139 that set the halftime 0 1.000 2 teoled that a member of the Cards Is tile first maior tournsmeni and at times moves slowly due to that again." They tried to solve the difflculity Hamilton ...... 6 Staum, lb ... There’s an Interesting human In­ Total* . . . 27 1 5 21 8 4 fiinglMg of Fred Serafine, cashed gelhardt waa uninjured. Those arrested were; Milton with an ax but only got In deeper pace. Par is 36-34- -70. BA’s ...... 4 2 .667 Urlano, cf ... terest story behind Austin’s rise had erroneously listed his age ns of the season. Uovaleite* (0) difficulties met with In the making "I believe a couple of 71’s would 3 .500 S ] ' in Oil tliree Dovalette errors In ths of Installations. Two other minor accidents were Morrison, 17, of 16 Eldridge street; when a neighbor became luspicious Pagani's ...... 3 Klein, 2 b ---- Army and Navv to ’’fame" in Little Ix’ague play, within league Vules. The player Cerere, If ...... 3 0 1 3 It has been stated that the scale Investigated by police yesterday Shirley Moran. 18, pf 29 Sunset of axe-nolaes at one o’clock In the win for me and 1 might be able to Sllk'Cfity ...... 2 4 .333 LeBlanc, p .. riie youngster was one of the 579 was automatleally dropped snd this 1 KUngle, c . ■. . 3 0 0 2 0 I eighth Inning to eke out a 1 to 0 afternoon. At 3 p. m.. vehicles morning and notified police do it. I’m playing pretty good." PA’S ...... 2 5 .286 boys who registered for tryouts left the Cards without a catcher. 1 McCurry, ss .. . . 3 0 0 1 1 ! overtime flacl.ston last night at o< the new rate.s will not alTfrt street; and Lois Kinney. 19, of As he strides dowm Merten’s 5 .286 7 14 21 10 4’ Rally to Win the general co.st of water ii.se at driven by Pierre R. Caron, 23, of WTilte road, Ellington. The prosecutor pointed out that Rockville ...... 2 Totals 111 the LL. The 32-ycar-old boy Coach .lohiinv Hedliind of tiie West Sides, Sleurpa, 3h . . . . 3 n 0 5 1 ' Robertson Park before s fin* F1I- 3 Tyler Clrele. and Samuel J. fairways with that loose, Iszy wanted tp be a cali ber. He Im- (’aids asked rival coaches if they Doiioian, 2b . . 3 0 II O 0 day night crowd. The loss drop- the North- End unless wa.st.apo of Prosecutor Philip Bayer told the Globe Hollow is well posted and stride of his, the 40-year old cstn- water Is permitted. Black. 61, of 34 (Cumberland street, court tlist this illegal swimming that the trio were trespassing. By Hal Turktngton pressed the various coaches to would trade or sell a catcher Zapalka. Ih . . .. ;i 0 0 i 1 ped the Doves from the unbeaten collided St the Intersection of paigner is apt to bo looking over Heretofore silent bats of the Griffin, ss . . Coach Ernie Dowd ol the Red Sox 0."itloiit. ( f .. . . 3 0 0 3 1 ranks. his shoulder at three other pros Register Seven Runs in certain extent but was not as PA‘*s Suiidav Main and North Main streets. Pa­ Polish Americans echoed across Ford. I f ---- T a c k ' *1’®*’!’ "" several other receivers. placed Austin on the block and • Whalen, rf .. .. 2 0 0 0 1 Sersfiue. . touted ss on* of th* trolman Walter J. Pyka invest! Juts a stroke behind and a little the West Side Oval last night as Gaudino, If . Last Inning to ' Austin survived many cuts snd the youth was sold for 500 credits. .McGuire, p ,. .. 3 0 0 0 0 leading pitchers In the state, lived Truman Blasts man named Ben Hogan. Coach Pete Kletcha’a stalwarts Saverlck, 3b Cliincse Red!*^ gated. 10-9 Loss on Red Men on the final night when the teams Austin esught both games I up to ail adavance notices as he At 3:10 p. m„ Patrolman Samuel Harrison, whijj halls from Utile played a merry tune off the hurl­ Keeney, 2b . were selected, the West Side played to date by the Cards and Lefty Jailziiiiak Slaleil I T otal*...... 26 0 1 23 8 6 ilisplayed flue control and a very News Tidbits Rock. Ark., but who now repre­ ing of Jerry Flood,- capturing a 7 Green, rf ... Maltempo investigated an accident Russian Trickery youngster leArneil that he had has been iiiipreaslve. So impressive To Hurl for Fagunis; ' Uacey* . ... 0 0 0 (9 U 0 ( fast breaking curve hall. So affec­ Photo by \1chl. Manchester Photographers at the interaection of Main and sents St. Andrews. III., was ths to 6 verdict from the BA’s, de­ Starkel, cf . standing* ' in fact, that the light-haired youth tive was his pitching that not a Incite Allies CuUvd Prom Wires only man to crack Merlon’s tena­ May. l b ---- Pet I been claimed by the Red ,Sox ami Two-base hits: Foley. KoWalczyk. Center streets. Involved waa a fending champs. The Poles rapped W L assigned to the Sox Farm League is not only the starling catcher ' First Pilch al p. Burke; Stolen bases; Cecere; Sae- sln-;le Dove reached third. Mac (Continued From Page One) cious par for two days’ struggle out fourteen base knocks and Berube, c .. Garden Grove .... .5 0 1.000 I blit hits fourth in llie batting or­ I Plctiu-rd above, left to right i busy days for the beauticians with Connecticut company bus driven ".lii I entry. This meant that Austin ririres; Kowairzyk; Double plays; McGuire, East Hartford poUca- Inside Japan by Daniel F. Leary, 37, of 30 Tom- Hospitals and orphanages alone with the 6.694-yard, sand-spreckled every run was earned. Only a .re­ Flood, p ... Paris Curtains .. . .3 1 der. signifying that his coach feels msn. pitched one of his better 'are: Mr- Harriet H. Horan, Miss graduations, bridal and wedding east layout. lapse by the PA defense gave the .3* 2 ■goo woiiid miss playing in the LL iin- Pagum's West Sides, holders of , Uollfelder (iinssslated) Donovan D wood street. Hartford, and a car kind of pitiful robots that marched getting milk today in I’itisburgh .30 6 6 21 11 3 Nassiff Arms . . .. 4(KI I'* showed more ability both he’s the best hitter on the team. Ksceys games of his already brilliant ca­ Bares Photo ! Terry Ivani.skl. Mias Hernire .Itiiil, parties, permanent wuvos and va­ owned by Joseph Peretto, 60. of 29 into hopeless battle for Hitler.” Par took a terrific licking here BA’s a chance to draw close in Totals . .. Jarvis Contractors 2 3 Given s break when the regular Ihiidird place in the lYviliKhl Ix-ague '<> reer allowing five hits. He did (Continued Prom Page One) I cation planning, they are devoting strike a rea.. .Texas lewis nation and there but the gents who Score by innings: __ ■400 heliind the plate and at b^l. He on balls; Mrs. Stella Kaminski, Miss Anne Indian drive. "In the five years that have in radio and television outlets... the last inning, and the champs ...... 5 0 0 2 0 0 0—7 Walnut Tavern . . .2 3 Card catcher was ruled over age. | standinga,sndinga, meet the last place I o- 3, strike-outa: I not Issue a free ticket to first. McAdams. every spare moment to plans for passed since the end of the war, we whipped it one day came hack nearly pulled it out. Red Men ...... I 3 250 I would have to prove his w-orth tin- ...... Heraflnl the party. Peretto was parked facing south Oiarles E. Watson, happy over BA’s ...... 0000 2 0 4—6 2501 !«•* something unexpected hap- Austin lias made tlie moat of his 1 lish Amerlosn* in lomorp)w after-I ij. h iI by pitcher, by McGuire, Errors CfMtly sources said they discussed means Of Lattimore I They are members of the rom- on Main street and dl.xcharging have been confronted with a new. wedding anniversary, to.sses quar­ groggy and couldn’t do it the next. A change of scenery around Army and Na\’y .. .1 3 oi>portunlty to play. After Serafine had botatad a of crarking down on any Red pro­ mittee of local hairdressers meet­ Th-'se who do not play cards are The course’s most significant the mound and backstop waa a Runs batted in: Race (2), Suro- .1 4 .200 ! pened. ____ i noon’s nine Inning affslr at the | Serafini; t'mplres: Olesson, Den- paa.sengers when the bus turned powerful Inipcrialism,’’ Mr. Tru­ ters out window of hotel In Hazle­ w-iec (21. LeBlanc (2), SUum. Silk CTty ...... I We.st Siile Ovsl starting at three j nis; Time: 1:15. long fly ball to centerfleld aa toad - test demonstrations. ing at the Weldon Beauty Studio, urged to attend the food sale or the corner froqi Center street and man a.sserted. triumph was over Alabama’s one- biig Inspiration for the Otnton Tokyo police headquarters or­ 111 Red China buy tickets which carry valuable ton. Pa... .Watchman dies and 17 day wonder, Dec Mackey. Jr., who Gaudino, Keeney, Flood. Two-base ' o’eloek. off batter in the eighth. Btava to complete plans for the lawn hit the left side of the car. police "Wc had hoped that our war­ to 22 racing horses burn to death Streeters. Don Race, a better hits: Gaudino, Starkel, Berube. Army end Navy came up with I Burke lashed a double to left can­ dered 7,1 precinct chiefs to prevent card parly. Wednesday, June 14. door prizes. Many of the towns­ time ally, the Soviet Itnion, would skied to an 81 after fashioning than .350 hitting catcher with the five runs In the liottom of the sev-J I>efty Jadz.iniak, in quest of his people willing to help the cause said. Damage was slight. In 8700,000 barn fire near Chicago. that record-breaking first day 64. Oleksinski. Stolen bases: Staum. I third win in four starts, will prob­ ter that Tony Cecere booted, al­ ■pread of anti-occupation propa­ (Continued From Page One) Flag day at 1:30 at the home of join in the efforts of the whole New Britain Teachers College Berube. Sacrifice: Kinel. Double enth last night to knock off the j Giants Start Climbing iMut l\ight*$ Fights lowing Burke to go to third. Faul­ ganda and enforce strictly the ban Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H. Clarke. h.-ivc offered donations of food community of nations to build a The 26-year-oId Birmingham nine, made his initial start and ably toe the slab for ragani’s with and table prizes. The loan of a play: Saverlck to Keen#y to May. Red Men 10 to 9 snd gain their | ty base running almost coat the against public assemblies. wa.s fined and charges against four 17.*> East ('enter street. Tlic affair peaceful w-orld. Instead, the So­ unknown, w-ho came to the tourna­ led the assault on Flood, whack' Left on bases: PA’s 6, BA’s 7. ' mil Frey donning mitt and mask. knights the rnn when Btirka over­ Police arrested Hidetarn Ikeda, IS for the purpose of raising fumls few I.aige lawn umhcrcllas would Test Vote Moiiclav viet leaders have been an obstacle I Cardinals to Defy ment looking for a pro Job, got an ing out three hits in four trips, second win in the Rec Softball ^ * I’aganl will un«iol)iitedly have s By The AMociated Preaa were dropped. be greatly mipreclalcd. B&fies on bftlUi* off LoBlanc 3. ! replacement for .lohnny C^omlck Hollywootl, Calif. —Frank Bu­ ran th* bag and Cacara’s. throw reputed head of a Communist cell, Reached In Baltimore Ifwlay and for new- equipment at the Tumor to peace. 1 excellent view of Merlon’s tliick, rescuing a pair of tallies. Leo Le­ Strike-outs: LeBlanc 2, Flood 4. League. Tommy Smyth hit a high ' With Seven Straight waa waiting for him but in mak­ on suspicion of criticising the oc­ asked about the picture, Latllmorc Clinic, Manchester Memorial lioa- Plana mu.st he made for refresh­ "At home the Soviet regime is I matted rough and harassing sand Blanc, Hlllyer (College six-foot Umpires: lacabuccl and Dennis. hopper over the pitcher's head al­ I In time for the gam*. ford, 195, Oskland, Calif., out- ments. and Mrs. Nell Dwyer and On Rent Control ChaiidleFs Orders in using 17 addiltonal strokes his ))Olnted At>*l Cestac, 323, Argen­ ing the tag Al 81eun>* dropped the cupation. told a reporter. pltal. maintaining the largest peace- | fast bailer, checked the veteran lowing the tying and winning runs 1 Strengthened in several depart'- ball. McGuire partly pitched 'They also raided a branch office It was decided to hold the card Mrs. Kay Maugan who have this time armed force In history, far second time around. BA nine with only six hits, a cou­ Rv Jack Hand I menta, the I’A’s will attempt to tina. 10 "I was at Yenan In 1937. I had to score. i (Aesorlatod' Press Sports Writer) New Team to Represent Pittsfield, Mass. Harry La- himself out of the hole, grttlng of the CJommunlst Party and selred a camera. Everybody had a cam­ party, ram or shine, and in case part of the project In charge, (CCnlinued from Page One) greater than It needs for the de­ St. Louis. June 10—iJh—Owner 1 Tliree professionals were even ple of the Infield variety. The big Smyth end Gentilcore each ' halt a losing streak of five games. of rain It will take place at the urge those wlio are making up with par at 140 as the field, re­ Now Leo Durocher can say "1 Motorn in Local I.,caRue Ssle, 131, Houston, Tex., stopped dangerous Joe Pegolo to pop to a mimeograph machine. A Com­ era and w-e all took pictures." fense of Its own boundaries. The Fred Saigh. of the St. Louts Car- right-hander waa handy with the bleated a home run with one mate Either Walt Reznidezyk or Paul Donovan at second. Jim GUI, munist suspected of violating the Bisson In lecture Masonic Temple. However, every­ tables to notfy their favorite beau­ tanf-e talking record of six hours leaders of the Soviet Union, in­ I duced from 163 to 52, moved into lumber himself, drilling a single aboard. Smyth got hla In the told you so." With "my kind of Urlano will toss up for Ihe (filnton Timothy ’’Buddy" Hayes, 130, ty shop how many will attend, a.s dinals. a newcomer in organized I the showdown. Local Sport team. ” Leo is turning the dope A double-barrelled an­ Boston, 7. In a two strike hole, htt a 6taw anti-criticism law fled. Also shown in the picture re­ body is hoi'lng It will he possible and 43 mlnute.s, set In March. 1949. stead of using their resources to back through the middle In the fourth to break a 3-3 tie. Gentil­ nouncement was made last Streeters. roller to McCurry at abort. Jim> Education Minister Telyu Amano leased by McCarthy was a third to have an outdoor lawn fete, and tables and chairs must he provided j he spoke against Pre.sident improve the well-being of their baseball, is defying orders from I They were Johnny Bulla of Ve- first inning, driving In two runs. core connected for hla In the fifth topsy tun-y In the National This will b* th* l«»t Siind*y Ssn Diego, Calif.— Irtah Bob for everyone. rona. Pa., who blaz.cd a second League. night by Ollie Jarvis, sponsor Murphy, 170, San Diego, stopped my couldn't find tho handto and said stronger messures will be man identified by the Senator’s although these are exceedingly I Tniman’s appointment of Mon C. people, arc devoting a massive higher up. 1 Russ Haugh started on Flood Chatter and knotted the score at five up. of the Broad Street , Motors in contest for the league. Tlie re­ Burk* registered tb* marginal taken against the "rsdical student office here as T. A. Bisson. Bi.s- I Wallgren as Cfiialnnan of the Na- .share of those re.sourccs to the ac­ round 66, Jim Ferrler, with 71-69, in the first inning as the PA’a The Red Mert outhlt the winners 'Die New York Giants drew mainder of the schedule has been Bob Patterson, 164V4, Sen Fran­ He insists he isn't going to can­ and Julius Boros of Southern nothing but boos and catcalls in the Softball Twilight League, cisco, 4. tally. movement." Students and some son's name has figured In a Sen­ I fional Security Resource.^ Board. quisition of further military- produced five runs on six hits and Two big obstacles stand In the 16-8 with each man collecting at which shocked many followers booked for twilight affairs. labor unions are bulwarks of the ate speech by McCarthy relating The appointment w-as later with­ strength, cel a Sunday night game with Pines, N. C., a pro of less than a one BA miscue. Haugh lined a path of the HamUtona next week least one hit. Billy Frey, catching April and May. In June, they re Til* Dovaa thraatoM i ta MmIt to his (Bi.sson'sl alleged travels In Asks Triiiiian Brooklyn July 16, despite a com­ year, added a 72 yesterday to a the darlings of Broadway. Since of the team. half of th* eighth whan ■ante* Communist strength. drawn. "We have tried to dl.ssuacie the mand from Baseball Commissioner single to center and went to sec­ in their quest for the Twilight hlB first game for the Red Men, loat Whelan on four bad pItolMS. China with Lattimore and JafTe. Ohiliiarv But Cain fell considerably short Soviet leaders from this militaris­ previous 68, ond as Frank Kinel sacrificed. Baseball League champlonehip. got three bingles. Leo’s gang moved West, they’ve Jarvis said his current team Lattimore. too, in his testimony To Rend Diary A. B. Chandici'. Hot on the heels of all of them Tuesday night the unbeaten Props been red hot. had been fired and that the McGuire trying to saertfleo. popped of the all-time filibuster mark of tic course, so unnecessary, so Saigh, formerly a corporation Willie Olekalnakl doubled to left, After getting two runs in each CalverPs Sinker Fractures one up that Jack HoIIfelilw, oov- before a Senate Foreign Rela­ 18 hours and 23 minutes, set by costly to their people, and to ours, came the most feared and respect­ a hall which W ^t Ford lost in the engage the British Americans In of the last four innings, the Red With seven straight wins ami East Hartford Stinnysldes Troopers Hunt tions Subcommittee investlgaltiig lawyer, boldly toid Chandler In a ed man in present-day golf. Ban­ the most Important game of the eight out of nine on their second would complete the season un­ ering first, made a diving catch of (Continued from Page One) the late Senator Robert LaFollette. so antagonistic to the pursuit of sharply-worded telegram yester­ sun, and then couldn’t get to Men held a 9-5 edge going into the and doubled Whalen off first McCarthy’s charge-s, mentioned Sr., of Wisconsin In May, 1908. tam Ben Hogan, with 72-69—141. again. Haugh had to play it safe young league season. Wednesday last of the seventh. At this point Western tour, the Giants lifted der the Motor banner in Yanks^ Porterfield's Jaw Bisson in connection with a trip D e a th s peace. day that he won’t cancel the game themselves by their bootstraps 1 league play. The Sunnyiides snuff out any rally that was in th*to Bank Robbers and stopped at third. Race sent night the hot and cold, yet power­ tre roof fell In and Forest who bad to Venan, where McCarthy says ment papers In th, Ne-iv York of­ When Cain finally- quit the law­ ’'After the war. we demobilized until he is given a hearing on the from seventh to fifth place. are one of the top teams in making. fice of the now defunct magazine makers became involved in s the bulk of our Army. Navy and them both home with the first of ful RockviUe Hill BlUles, will at­ given up just three walks, then the picture was taken. 1 hrryl Mulka his hits. Race went all the way to tempt to talie the high-flying Issued five bases on balls and with Only one game under .500 and | the state and hold a decision New York, June 10 (>Pi — Paul after he bought a horn* at Balla- (Oonttnned Prom Page One) Lattlmirc referred to Bisson as Anicrn.sia. and cl.sewhere 'v.-ranl^e which kept them in ses­ Air Force. In the United States ""No'ene ever heard of a Sunday j H o n iC R u ilS G aloF C Just 6 ^ behind the leaders, the | over the Italian Americans. Oirryl Mulka, trn jiumtha old sion almo.et five hours longer. third as Ford threw )>adly to the Props down a 'peg. two hits throwm in Including Calvert threw a sinker. It didn’t vllle, N. J. "a Far Eastern student" and said Forrestal’s diary has been locked dau;,'hli‘r of Mr. and Mra. An* we put forward proposals to share nlpht major league pame unlll | - i Giants command new respect In Word finally arrived in th* club­ For tw-o hours the Senators pres­ wit,*i the world the development plate. Srryth’s game w-inning hit It was The Motors, defending sink. Bob Porterfield crumpled aaareh was at Its height last night. be believed Bisson formerly- vp at the White Mouse since his iWony Mulka of W jndsorvtlle, died Saigh and Branch Rickey, owner ' I n i J i u r c h l ^ o i i t e s t Al Surowiec beat out an Infield enough for the Army and Navy the pennant race. Currently they league champions. dropjied house thst Bob regained conacioua- League Leaden worked for the Foreign Policy As­ ent w-aited around for enough ad­ of atomic energy and to prevent of the Dodgers, decided to stage I Pete Acoto, the husky, be­ can’t do anything wrong. in Ihe ilust at Yankee Stadium. Until darkness forced a curtail­ death last jvsr in s plunge from omiy tlij.s morninp at tlio Man- ditional members to show- up so the use of the atomic bomb. We hit as Race held third. Pete spectacled mailman wlio pitches to pull the game out of the fire. their' first four starts this sea­ ness after a 4S-mlnute blackout. ment In operations, bloodhounds, sociation in New York Cltv. an upper floor of a naval ho.spital uhfslcr Mrmortal ho.spital. one to make up for a contest lost | LeBlanc started on the nUl for The ninth inning is their spe­ I.,ong after New York teammate* His condition waa liatad aa "good” the Senate could transact business. urged general disarmament and standings Staum wasted no time in slapping for the Garden Grove entry In the son. By The Araocisted Ptmb a helicopter, an airplane and mo- Held H’ar Jobs near Washington. .Mr. Truman in Funt'ral sorviur.s will be held to the rain here recently. at the first offering of Flood, com. Rec Softball League, U also a fine Army and Navy but gave way to cialty. In nine games they scored carried Porterfield sway on a at Lenox Hill hospital. Maybe terboata were used In the hunt, nil Th'imas Arthur Bisson of New When 48 Senators finally respond­ the creation of United Nations Saigh contencLs, there’s nothing w. L. Pet 64 runs, 17 of them In the ninth. | Bob Porterfield’s lurk finally is the past has turned a-sidc all re­ Monday morniiij; at elcvun o clock ed to their names. Senator Know-- forces. But. despite all those ing through with a line hit to left, table tennia player. Aceto’a pitch­ Btllucci In the sixth. Belluccl came stretcher yesterday, you made BattlnA—Uuslal, St. Louta, J88I without success. York City is Identified in "Who’s from the W. r. Qutsh Funeral in the rules against it. Chandler St. Bridget’s . . . . 4 0 1.000 in with one man out and got o-it Coming from behind to snatch a | eighth inning for Chicago’* 3-3 your way down to Ihe Detroit | going to change. It’s about time. quests from Congro.ss for a look .at land (R-Callf) suddenly moved to peaceful efforts, Soviet armament n 1.000 Race scoring. Urlano waa safe ing record in ^ c league play Ruhtnoon, Brooklyn, 348. Robbers Became ‘'Panicky" Who ’ as a writer who was on the Home. 225 Main street. Burial contends there’s nothing In the Center Congos .. . 4 of the inning without any further win Is becoming a habit. , edge over the Philadelphia A’s. clubhouse. (Talvert. * lean, som- 1 Runs- Jethroe, Booton, 88 research staff of the association the dlars’. which reportedly deals adjourn. has continued to increase.” . 4 n 1.000 Jimmy Griffin booted his ground over the past three years is ex­ Turned out they didn t need | ; When darkness fell, troop­ 'Vith many top defense secrets. will be in St. Brid;;('t s cemetery. rules that authorizes It. North Methodist ceptionally good. He’a one of the srcrlng as the hitter hit in*'J a The Athletics’ attendance con­ her gent with glasses, was dress- , Miislal, St. Louis, 87 er* combed through the woods covering the Far East in 1929. lie While that motion lost decisively, Mr. Truman’s blunt words were Ford Frick, president of the Zion Lutheran .. . 2 2 .300 ball, Surowiec recording the fourth yesterday’s five-run explosion in ^ ing slowly. Nine (ioltB to Vie Friends may call at the Funer­ ^ only 46 Senators voted on It. once interpreted a.s part of an all-out tally and Staum stopping al the top three local eoftball pitchers. double play. tinued to be most dlscoiiiaglng Runs uatted In—Sauar, Chleir with the aid of portable flood IS listed as a former contributor to In the current Inquiry there w ere al Home after four o’clock Sun­ National League, ai.so ordered St. James ...... 2 3 .400 Army and Navy (10) the ninth at Chicago but it nailed with only 2,709 for the night game. "It was a sinker thst didn’t , go. 39; Waatlake, Pittsburgh, 88. Hghta. The coming of dawn made Amera.sia and as an editor of Pa­ these other developments: I again raising the quorum question. counter-offensive against Russia's Saigh not to play the game. Frick South Methodist . 1 3 .2,’iO keystone sack. LeBlanc then belt' AB R H PO A E down a 9-3 decision. The result sink. ” he said in s low vole*. He | day afternoon. In the resulting squabble. Lucas peace propaganda moves in the ed his one baser to center, scoring Tuesday night’s SoftbaU League In Belinoiit Stakes Hits—Slaughtar and Muslal, BL possible a resumption of large cific Affairs, a pulilication which 1. The Stale Department again said a rules amendment .adopted Second Congoa n 4 .000 game under the arcs at Robertson Smyth, r f ___ . 5 1 3 1 1 0 boosted the GlsnU past the Cubs knew thst Porterfield, still iincon- | Louis, 60. scale operations this morning. wa.s edited at one time by Latti­ I moved to order the sergeant at cold war . last winter fu-ohibits Sunday Temple Beth .. . 0 5 .000 t-wo more runs 0 1 Into fifth place. sclous, was on hla way to a hoa- took Issue w-ilh McCarthy regard­ Park between the Italian Ameri­ Scott, If ...... 3 2 2 3 Triples—Slaughter, St. Louis, 8; State Police Commissioner Fxl- more ing his a-ssertlon- in the Senate last arms to arrest absentee Senators night games. They made It 7-0 in the fourth Sliarp, cf . . . . . 3 1 0 3 0 0 Eddie Slanky, the Giants’ spark­ pltal. '* j New York, June 18— — Hill The "Who's Who" sketch says I • the first time such a move had cans and Dovalettes should be a plug, slashed johnny Schmitz and "Usually when a hall gets sway Prince and Mlddleground. pliui Muslal, St. LouU, Jethro*, Boatom ward J. Hickey, who took person­ Tuesday that three persons cited F u i i e r u l s Saigh doesn’t agree. The rule Ten home runs featured a slug- as two runs dented the plate on crowd pleaser. The LA’s appear to Moore, 3b .... . 2 2 0 4 4 0 and Aahburn, Philadelphia, 4. al command of the search, said that during the war Thomas Ar­ on a purported FBI chart In 1916 1 been made In some eight years. In miestlon reads: "No night game fest last night in a Church Soft- four hits. Haugh began the route Hennequin, lb . 3 1 1 4 0 0 Frank Hiller for four singles, a from me, I know it," he said. "Not seven other colU who to be I Lucas’ motion carried, but be on the road to the circuit crown Vesterday** Reanlts this time. It Just started high in­ Home Runs—Gordon, Bostoot he was convinced that the ban­ thur Bisson was pnnciiial econo- ns Communist agents still hold shall be scheduled on a ’getaway’ ball Leagrue game between St. again os he singled. A fielder’s but the youthful Dovalettes have Shields, 2b ... 20 0 « 0 1 perfect day. Wes Westrum chipped particularly concerned abdut third 13; Waatlake and Ktaar, Pitts­ dits had not slipped through the •niisl tor the Board of Economic high po.sitions in the department. John E. .Murphy I enough additional Senators soon Court Cases date without the consent of the James and the Second Congos at choice erased Haugh at second, Shields, 2b ... . 2 0 0 0 0 1 In two homers, helping Larry Jan­ Easters side and stayed there. I never had place money, were aohaduled to Warfare in 19-12-43; was with the Funeral services for John E. j w-andered in of their ow-n accord the necessary tools and a cloee sen home wjth an elght-hlt vic­ Binghamton 4. Hartford 3. a chance to yell ‘Look out.’ It burgh, 11. wing of policemen surrounding "Of the 20 persons hypothesized \1.‘!lting club . . . or on Sunday." Memorial Field. After the smoke hut Kinel beat the relay to first. and hard fought game U expected. Stiles, s s ...... 2 2 1 2 2 2 have it out today in the 176,000 Stolen Basea^ethroa, Boston, the area. He said he believed the U. S. Strategic Bombing Survey .Miirph.v of Cleveland. Ohio, will be to form a quorum. A charge of Issuing worthless The Rcdbird owner Interprets Oleksinski straightened out an­ LeBlanc. 8 1 1 0 0 0 tory. hla fourth. Utica 4. Albany 3. sort of slipped out of my hand. Belmont Stakes. on the chart as 'agents,' " the de­ held at 9 o’clock Monday morning of battle had cleared the Saints p ... Scranton 14, Elmira 9. It wasn’t...... _a fast ball. 1 don’t 7; Torgeson, Boston, Rsasa, Brook­ two men had "become panicky of Japan in 194.'i-46; and was at­ partment said, "there in only one Thrt-e w-as still more debate be­ checks lodged against Frand D. this to mean that a Sunday night found themselves on the long end other Flood fast ball, sending It Lynch, 2b . ... . 2 0 0 2 0 2 Despite the commotion to the | Ten were entered but only one tached to the government section, from the T. P. Holloran Funeral Vittner, 33 of 41 Drive F, Silver Roger LaFrance has been doing rear, Brooklyn and St. Louis con- ' Williamsport 6, Wilkes-Barre 5. ] throw too fast anyway. But this lyn and Tarwilllger, Chlca^, 8. and holed up for the night." who — after thorough re-lnvestl- fore the law-makers finally agreed game ran be scheduled with the of s 21 to 15 count. into left. Race beat out an infield practically all the catOilng for the Belluccl, p ... . 0 0 0 0 0 0 of th* two C. V. Whitney hopefuls Strikeouts— Itoberta, PhllsdoL The robbery took place about 1 Genei-al Headquarters, supreme Home, Interment w-tll be in St. to vote Monday on Wherry’s motion Lane Homes, was continued to consent of the visiting club. And Bob Corcoran collected four suc­ hit, his third safety, and Surowiec tinued to match steps In a first- \ National was only half speed. I aura hope waa slated to etart. gatjon, including * full FBI exami­ Bridget’s cemetery. June 14 by Deputy Judge John D. Bristol Owls In the Colonial place tie. The Dodgers squeaked Brooklyn 9, Pittsburgh 7. he's going to be all right." phia, 58; Spahn, Boston, 86. p m. (e.d.t.l. The two men. dis­ command of the Allied Powers for nation, and clearance under the de­ to recommit the bill. he ssys Rickey has agreed.to play cessive homers for the winners. sent a screaming single to left for League. Roger has been hitting ToUls: .... .27 10 8 21 8 8 . I Thi* Is Die third and toughest Pitching—MlUer. Philadelphia, guised wdth false noses, herded J.-rpan in I9lfi-47. He leaves one niece, Mrs. Jane Cain sipped coffee, milk and LaBelle In Town Court this morn­ the contest. past Pittsburgh. 9-7, In the after Netv York 9, Cfitlcago 3. Aaron Robinson, the Tiger partment’s loyalty and security Fortin. r>f this tow-n, and two Ed Bralnard hit two round trip­ tw-o runs On the throw back to the well end his sign is well regarded Rod Men (9) cati'her, listened. His locker waa leg of the traditional triple crown i-p. 1.000; Bankhead and Podbta- three bank employes and four chocolate as he pressed his one- ing after Judge LaBelle found It pers. while Colpltts. Kuhney, H. Frey, 3b .. . 5 1 2 5 6 1 noon but St. Louis cauie right St. Louis 8, Boston 5. for tliree-yar-old*. Hill Prince or customers into a teller’s rage at procedures — is still in the em­ nephew-s. Marshall Murjihy of this necessary to disqualify himself infield, Surowiec went off first too by enemy base nianera. back to take an 8-5 night verdict Only game* scheduled. next to Calvert’s. lah, Brooklyn, 4-1, .800. ploy of the department. Thst one tow-n aiid Aloystus Murphy of man campaign to w-ar out support­ Gustafson and Joe Paluzzl each far and w-as picked off. BaUlngehrl, lb 4 0 1 7 0 0 "1 saw It coming from the time Mlddlegroimd could just about gunpoint. ers of the extension measure. from the case. Bond was continued hit one. March, If ---- . 4 2 1 2 0 0 over Boston. American After cleaning out the cash Giant Ape 111 does not hold a ‘high position.' " Hartford. at 8300. Public Records The BA's produced tw-o runs In Rev. George Hughes and Rev. Manager Burt Shotton called In Detroit 13. New York 7. it left Calvert’s hand." he said. "I wrap up the 1950 sophomore Americas Isagns Except for a short discourse on Summary: the fifth. Bob Starkel doubled over Edwin Farrell are assiatlng Danny Gentilcore, cf . 4 1 2 1 0 0 hollered at him but he Ju.st froze. championship by parading home Batting—KeU, Detroit, .886; drawer In the rage, one of the 2. The department also got out The funeral home will be open Vittner Is alleged to have given B. Frey, c . . . . . 4 2 8 4 0 2 Don Newcombe, his ace, when the St. Louis 12, Boston 7. 1 a preliminary reply to McCarthy’s for the convenience of friends from golf, he stayed close to the sub­ St. Junes (21) the road. He wrent to third as May Shea in eoaclilng the fit. James’s Stood there and watched it. The on top in the mile and one-half Zarilla.'^ton, .375. bandits put a gun at Assistant Keepers \^ arv ject. pacing restlessly around bad checks to four local merchants Permits AB R H PO A Forest, p . . . . . 4 1 1 0 1 0 Pirates staged a threat In the Cleveland 8, Washington 7. and Treasurer H. (Sirtis Kerris' head Milwaukee speech yesterday, in 3 to .3 Sunday afternoon, and from over a two or three w-eeks period. was grounding out Berube reach­ school softball team- In the Gram­ ninth. Big Don made Danny Mur- Chicago 3. Philadelphia 2. I ball hit him up here on the left grind— particularly Hill Prince. Runs Williams, Boston 7 to 10 Sunday- evening. Wherry’s desk. Frederick Kurtz, five room P, Paluzzl, If 5 2 3 3 0 mar School League. Lea, r f ...... 4 0 1 0 0 0 cheekbone and then bounced off Althoiigh Mlddleground copped Stephens, 'Boston, 52. aifd ordered him to show where which he renewed his charges The amount of the checks totalled .3 1 2 1 ed on an error and Stiu-kll raced Saverlck, 2b . 4 1 2 1 0 0 taugh hit into a game-ending dou­ IntrrnatlO{ml ((ontinued From Page One) against the agency and called He said the proposed legislation dwelling Erie street 89,200. Hatttn, c ... . .6 In with the BA’s first tally. Benibts -r W his neck." lh« Kentucky Derby with Chris Runs Batted In—Stephens, Bos- the money was kept in the vault.- would deny the right of "free and approximately 8100, police said. .. Donald and Fanny Karlin, six Gustafson, cf 4 3 2 2 0 Vince, as ... . . 4 1 2 0 0 1 ble play. Roy Campanella’s two- Springfield 9-1. Buffalo 1-3. Over In the umpires’ room. Plate "T could feel the cold steel at again for the ousting of Dean Lewis Bissell of 30 Drive G, Sil­ stole second as LeBlanc Jtarted to nasident Nick Aagelo of the run homer In the eighth and Pee Standings ('hencry’s Hill Prince second, the ton, 61; Wllttams, Boston, 69. ting his norma! diet of 20 pounds collective bargaining" among citi­ rodm dwelling and garage Porter Pagani, 3b . . .3 2 1 0 8 TwUight Baseball League laid ths Umpire Bill McKinley said he Hlts-Kell, Detroit, 71; Steph­ the back of my neck." said Fer­ Acheson — whom he called "The Riot8 Flare zens. He said it would constitute ver Lane Homes, waa fined 850 street 814,000. . .4 3 2 2 1 wind up. The pitcher turned an6 >nn W. L. Pcf. field on the wrist and glanced up­ Triples—Henrich, New York, 8; Policeman Dltehed Judge It has been reiliiced to some fruit retary of State. ent funds. Prosecutor Philip Bayer advanced at third where he count­ Home runs weren’t enough for Wilkes-Bsir* . 28 10 J — flew home winner by five big and milk. Ouaids maintained a Anew at Enka erty rights,” and would force "In­ dwelling Doane street 811,000. Corcoran, 2b, P 5 4 4 2 1 produce or klee or^Asy would be scored. ward. But It turned out he waa Doerr, Boston, KeU, Detroit, The bank official complied with The’department said McCarthy- voluntary servitude on millions of said that Bissell Issued two checks Charles J. Morrison, alterations J, Paluzzl. rf . .4 1 2 2 0 ered on an infield out. Red M e n ...... 1 003322—9 the Boston club at St. Louis. Two Albany ...... 22 17 Ts64 6>4 wrong. The blow fractured the lengths in their four clashes to the order, and the gunmen 24-hour vigil near the big ape's "Four runs were all the BA's replaced in the nmmberahlp. by Walker Cooper and one each, 17 ,564 6>i date. Hill Prince holds a 3 to 1 Mapes, New York and DlUlngar, cage. had repeated sex-eral "typical mis­ small, thrifty, god-fearing prop­ totalling 813 on June 3 and 5. The 383 O nter street 8200. Zboray, 2b, p 3 1 0 1 3 Army A Navy 3 1 0 2 0 0 5—10 Utica ...... 22 left upper Jaw of the 25-year-old Philadelphia. 5. The whole incident didn't take statements. " It promised a detailed accused has already made restita- could get in the last of the Runs batted in: Smyth 4, Hen- by Earl Torgeson and Sam Jeth- Binghamton . . 21 18 .638 7'4 edge. Z(K) veterinarians said it waa (UoDtlnoed from Page One) erty owner*.” William D. Starrett, Jr., garage, Pro Alex Hackney, Bobby Le- roe, all off winner Max Lanier; pitcher. Home Runs—WllUamsT Boaton, more than five minutes, said Fer­ reply later. Uon. Bayer said. 26 Ferndale drive 85<)0. Total* .. . .38 21 17 21 9 seventh, despite some loose pl»y Francle, Hank Haefe and Bill nlquln 2, Delartoa, H. Frey, Gen- Hartford .... . 19 20 .487 9 't The Yankee clubhou.>te was si­ The nine horse* expected, to pa­ 17; Dropo, Boston, 14. ris. After the b.mdits fled, bank not known what age a gorilla may tllcore 3, Lea; 'Two base hits, H. fell short of victory. Three balks . 15 21 .417 12 attaln In natural surroundings, 3. Senator Hlckenlooper (R- tachment wiere reported investi­ Bissell told the court that he Camillo Gambolati. alterations Second Congos (IS) by the Poles.* May beat out a hit. Lwkwood will form one of the Elmira ...... lent. Players sat around waiting rade to the post at 3:47 p. m. Stolen Bases—DllUngar, Phila­ officials gave the alarm. gating today's disturbance, which had expected to have enough mon­ N. Vittner. 2b . .5 2 1 2 1 Flood reached on a fielder'* choice foursomes In the PGA Pro-Ama­ Frey; Home runs: Smyth, Gentil­ by loser Bob Hall of the Braves Williamsport . 14 21 .400 12'i (e.s.t.) are, in addition to the two "but there s no doubt Bushman.has lowa), a member of the inquiry- Local Merchants 222 McKee, street. 8135. were costly. .257 17 Stengel said "I guess the kid is Troublf. Hal Price Headley’s Loto- expect for a zoo anIniaL " absolute miscarriage of justice" Parker street 85W. McCurry. »« . game was rained out. .614 StrikeouU — Reynolds. New was picked up by State Policeman Bu.shmon, who collapsed Thurs- in the Amerasia case. It represents, Morristown. To Hold Banquet but that he was unable to do so. Gr.iseppi Vlnct, alterations. 88 J. Vittner. p . ....5 2 2 2 5 Savetitk reached on an error as at 12:80. Ha<;kney say* the top ble plays; Smyth, Stiles; Left on Brooklyn . ... . 27 17 — hurt pretty bad. He didn’t come whltc, George D. Wldenerls Lights York. 55; Lemon, Cleveland, and George H. Bunnell as he was As soon as he discovered that the 2 4 9 0 bases: Army and Ns'vy 7, Red Men - Detroit salvaged the last game St. Louis . .. . 27 17 .614 - - after he was let out into his he added, "a reprehensible page In The Hamblen county sheriff’* Clinton street 8450. Colpltts. lb . .. .5 another run scored. Cliff Keeney pro* in’f^nnecttcut and Western of three at New York, crushing to yet. Only flickered his eyes s up, Clifford Mooers’ Hawley, Raacbl, New York. 43. driving Superior Court Judge office said Sheriff Medlln and Pa­ persons to whom he had given the Brand, cf . ■. ...5 3 2 0 0 singled to keep the rally alive and M assach^tU will compete. 7; Bases on balls: Forest 8; Philadelphia . . 26 18 ..591 1 littie ss they carried him out." Brandywine Stable'* Greek Song, open air summer quarters, still American history." A get-together dinner of the Re­ Herbert W. Clay, alterations, Strikeouts; Forest 4, LeBlanc 1; the Yankees. 13-7. in a game 20 .545 3 Pitching—Byrne, New York, Thomas Malloy- from Danburv' to was on exhibition at the zoo. "Vet­ trol Sgt. Carl Gilbert had a report tail Merchants Bureau of the checks were unable tO; cash them, 178 Summit street 8300. Matteson. If . ...5 2 2 0 0 get the fourth run In. Two runs Boston ...... 24 They Ulked of the tough luck and the Brookmeade Stable entry 7-1. .875; McDermott and StoMS) Hartford. he made restitution, Blaaell told ...5 2 2 2 1 Tomorrow’s .Twilight Baseball Hits off: LeBlanc 13 for 7 runs in marred by an injury to the Yanks' New York .. . 20 21 .488 5 4 that haunted "the kid" since he erinarians said they did not wish of more cars being overturned. Chamber of Commerce will be held WllUs P. Hoyt, .alteration* 48 Kuhney. c .. scored as Green waa reaching on Bob Porterfield. ' of Greek Ship and Sunglow. I Boaiton, 4-1, .800. . Just as the report came in to internipt his regular routine or A c o ^ 4jiy. official said a loco­ Monday eveijlng, June 19, at 6:30 the courL Gibson, rf ...... 4 0 0 1 0 a slow ground ball between the League garo4 at the West Side 5 1-3 innings; Belluccl, 3 for 2 Chicago ...... 20 22 .478 6 moved up from Newark In August BUnnell spotted the getaway car “Tiger" Hurls Roderick A. MeCTann, 21,' of 160 Foley street 8200. Oviu between Pagani’a luid tbe runs in 1 3-3 Innings; Passed balls, Porterfield suffered a fiuctured Pittsburgh .. . 18 30 .376 11 of 1948. How he fractured a fin­ shut him away with a curtain be­ motive-carrying rayon from the in the Masonic Temple. Robert Kiernan-, alterations, -46 aF. Vittner . .. .1 0 1 0 0 hill and first LsBtanc made a des­ Jaw and concussion when hit on speeding dowm a dirt road. Leav­ fore his glass fronted cage. plant yesterday w-as stoned. Walter Raleigh, a member of Benton street, was given a 10-day perate grkto and threw to first but Pollsb-Americana will be the final Frey 2; Winning pitcher, Belluccl; Cincinnati .. . 13 30 .302 134 ger in hi* first game at Cleveland. ing Judge Malloy behind, the troop­ suspended Jail sentence and fined Strickland street 850. Sunday attraction of the regular Umpire, Cowlee; nm e, 1:25. the. left cheek bone by a pitched American How a torn muscle In hla right "He likes crowds and they Dare to Reds "This Is probably the niost vio­ the Govemor’a Commlasion for Jacob Moake, alterations, 50 totals ....4 2 16 17 18 11 4 Pete StatUn let the ball get by him. ball t)>rown by reliefer Paul Cal­ er took off in pursuit and came seem to stimulate him,” they sslcL Full Eknployment, will be the guest 876 with 835 remitted for reckless a Singled for Gibson In 7th. season. Tbe league schedule called New York .. . 32 14 .696 — arm kept him commuting between lent episode since the strike be­ North street 8550. SCackel walked, loading them up for six Sunday games, five of vert In the aeventh inning. His upon the abandoned car several And 'some 3,000,000 persona a speaker. S leig h ’s subject will be driving. McCann, who said he was Congos ...... 5 0 1 8003—15 again, bfit May popped up to end Detroit ...... 29 14 .674 14 New York and Newartc all last miles down the road. year go to Lincoln Park primarllv (Oonttniied From Page One) gan March 28.” declared Iserman. "Business Outlook for the Next once arrested In East Hartford for Descent CertUlcate* St. James ...... 010 7 013x—2t which have been played. condition was reported "good" at Boston ...... 30 20 .600 4 summer. STOCK CAR RACES Find Trail of Bills to see Bushman. He has been a "It evidently was an organised Six Months." speeding, was arrested last night Estate of John Turner to Doro­ "Two base hits; Colpltts, Plerro 2, the game. Spurti in Brief Lenox Hill hospital. Clsveland ... . 23 22 .511 84 All spring he had hero a ques­ The trail of currency. In one, two showman front the time he was effort to Intimidate people who after driving on Main- street at a thy Turner Roblnaon, interest In The win gave the PA* a tl* for Eddie Mikuckl add Joey Pat- The Tigers mauled Yankee Washington . 21 24 .467 lOH tion mark, worrying Bboat his arm Mainland 7 reports tell of a huge Burton P. Knopp will be the property at 91 Hackmatack street. Gustafson. Chevalier^ J. PsIUBSl; fifth place vrtth RockvUla and the pitching for 18 hits, pulling with­ SATURDAY NIGHT, JUNE 10, 8:15 1*4 M. and twenty dollar bills, was soon brought to the zoo when he was invasion force massing opposite want to work." he said, adding toastmaster. fast rate of speed. three base hits: P. Psluzri: home naude, the ace battery for the Ka- Soaday, Jaae 11 PhUadelphIa . 17 30 .362 15 H and half expecting a ticket to Kan­ found, establishing the point at two years old and weighed 38 Formosa. The strike Is expected that the incident closely followed Members of the Chamber of Speeding charges against Julian Estate of Anna V. Oliver to BA's remained In second spot two caya in tfi* SoftbaU l<*afua have in l',» games of the league-lead­ Chicago . . . . . 16 30 .348 16 sas City. And now. the fractured RAIN DATE, JUNE 11—2:30 P. M. James E. Oliver, Interest In prop­ runs: Bralnard 2, Colpltts, Kuhney. West Side* V*. RockviUe, 2 P ing New Yorkers. which the two men had fled into pounds. He was captured in the next month. a mass meeting of the strikers last Commerce have been Invited to at­ Shoor, 38, of 105 Bain bridge Gustafson. Corcoran 4. J. Paluzzl; games behind Hamilton. . asked for and have been granted m.—Oval. SL Louis .. . 14 38 .333 16 Jaw and a concussion, a few day# the woode. French Cameroon country of West night. tend and it is expected that a erty on Woodbridge street. their release*. Mel Cushing re- The Boston Red Sox ran true Far to the south, a correspond­ street. West Hartford, and Ray­ stolen bases: N. Vittner 8; triple Moaday, Jobs 12 to form, following a record-break­ STAFFORD SPRINGS SPEEDWAY.-CONN. The difficulty the police exper­ Africa. ent with the Nationalist Navy pre­ Officials of the striking CIO large number of merchants will be mond F. Jutras, 37, of 271 Hllls- Rstate of Julia A. Wood to Bes­ play; J. Vittner to McCurry to Col­ ' Today's Games uorto the pitcher and'catcher quit Textile Workers union were not sie W. Pearl, Interest In property E asto n the club becauM "it was too far to BA's v*. 8i)k City, 6 p. m.—Oval. ing 29-run day Thursday by losing ienced in tracking down the fu­ The zoo paidi i3..V)0 for Bush­ dicted the Reds might soon with­ present. Plans will be outlined town road, were reduced to viola­ pltts; bases on balls: J. Vittner 4; NB’a vs. Motors, 8:45—Robert- Cut Out This Advt^W orth 20e on |1 J0 TIekot gitives was in sharp contrast with man. Zoo officials have said draw from the portion of the Immediately svallablg for com­ for sales promotions In the Inter­ tion of rules of the road and both on Woodland street. Zboray 3; Corcoran 1: strike out*; Hartford at WUUamsport come to play a>4 they got home to the last pUce St. Louis Browns, cause he Is irreplaceable, it wm ment. est of loc^ merchants and con­ Marriage Licenses WUkes-Bam at Sertnton (2). too late.” I2r7. Good For Hiis Date Only a movie version of a bank robbery Wanshan Islands they hold Kiuth- werS fined 818. J. Vittner 1: Hits off Corcoran 6 WalnuU vs. SUk City, 8:15 — In the tame bank. impossible to estimate his value in west of Hong Kong. Local 1034 of the CIO union sumers. Other cases disposed of were as John Alden Plimpton, Jr., of runs in 1 inning; Zboray 12 runs 40nly gamss tcbadulsd.) Even so, the Sox tied a record money. struck after six weeks of contract A similar eWent was held last Mansfield and Jean Arlene Brown latesaatfoMl Dick Blew hurled the Bridnpert Charter Oak. and broke another. Homers bv Ted FREE PARKING Th* State Police made the film A Nationalist blockade has cut follows: Hosea D. Hyland. 38, of in 6 Innings; wild pitches; Zboray Bee* to a IS to 4 win over King- at the Woodbury bank about nine But the American Association food and ammunition supplies, the negotiations. The 700 hourly year with over 30 leading retail 140 Westown street, Norwich, of 69 Walnut street, wedding 2, J. Vittner 5: passed balls: Buffalo Bt Bj^ngfteld. ' St. James v*. North Math., 6:15 Williams (hi* 17th> and Bobby WANTED *ton last night In a Colonial months ago as a demonstration of of Zoological Parks snd Aquari­ correspondent said. The coming paid employes demanded benefits merchant# attending. passing atop sign, 86; John H. June 24' at Center church. Kuhney 2: winning pitcher; Zbo­ Montreal at Jersey City. -Memorial. Doerr matched an old New York ums In 1946 tabbed him as "the Robert Joseph Boland of 35 League game. The local rights Tueeday, Juae 18 Yankee mark of 15 homers in four how to thwart bank robbers. typhoon season, he added, will and a 23-cent hourly Increase Martin, Jr., 18, of ,124 Woodlawn ray: unqplres: D. Cowles. MeCooe. Toronto at BalUmore. hander gave up tan bit*. The film, screened throughout most outstanding animal of any make supply problems even more above the current 81.32 average circle, Hartford, violation of rules Lake street and Blanche. Irene Rochester at Syracuse. Card* V I. Red Sox, 8 p. m. — games. The eeven-nm total made too In the world and the most val­ difncult. wa^e.. The company offered the Allen as Speaker of the road, 880; Walter Chlser 22 Heflron of- 512 Center street, .. Amerlcaa Memorial. It 56 in three games, four more the eoimtty, showed bank robber* uable." Testerday’a Star* Membeni of the Northern Con­ than the old high. , parking their apto in front of the The Nationaliats belatedly re­ equivalent of 10 cents. of 342 Center street, stop sign, 86; wedding June 17 at St, James's Detroit at Boeton—Trout (3-0) necticut Board of Umpire* will BA’s V*. Hamilton. 8 p. m. — ported 8.000 of their guerrillas at The company aayr* mpre than Henry L. McDermott, 18, 73 Elm church. v». Kinder (3-5). Oval. Ned Garver. who pitched the Stock Cor i' bank, and the bank pre^dent com­ Reject Compuiy Offer Here on Monday Batting; Johnny Upon, Tiger* bold an important meeting Mon­ first seven innings and hit a home lUsed Carsl ing out later ahoutlng, "robbery." tacked Reds near Sanchtang In half the normal working force, in­ street, Rockville, s p r in g , 812: Howard l^tney Fawcett of —Drove In four runs with triple S t Louis at New York—OorUto day night at • o’cloific at the Brit- lA’a V*. Doves, 6:45—Robertson. northern Kwangsi Province May cluding new employes, has been on Victor E. Duke, S4, 77 Quentin 217 North Elm street and Edith and two single* in Detroit's 13-7 (1-4) V*. Reynolds (4-3). Paris v*. Nasaiffs, 6:15—Char­ run, wa* credited with the first In the, movie version, SUte Police New Britain, June lO—(g>)_ lah-American Club. victory for St. Ixiuls over Boston road block* snd in a IS, Inflicting heavy losses. the Job since the plant reopened Edward N. Allan, President of street, Brooklyn, N. Y„ Intoxica­ Augusta Wtg;anowakl of 30 El' romp over Yankees. Cleveland at Philadelphia—Gar­ ter Oak. Races ' of minute* nabbed the rob- Union employes of the New Brit­ Banker T. V. Soong, Chiang late in May. Sgge-Allan Co., and prominently tion, suspended Judgment, and dri^e atreet, wedding July 1 at Pitching: Skm Zoldak, Indiana— cia (2-4) V*. Brlsale (1-7). Mac McGuire, the Ud who Zion’s VB. South Math.,. 6:15— this season. A grand alam homer t o p PRICES ain Machine Co. have voted to re­ Kai-Shek's wealthy brother-in-law Violence first occurred when mentioned in political clrclea In the Charles E. Carey, 20. of 775 Main North Methodist chUrdi. Squelched Washington rally by re­ Cniioago at Washington—Pierce pitched a great game in a loaing Memorial. by Don Denhdrdt in the sixth help­ Sun., 2:30 p.m. ject a company offer of a five who failed to return to Formosa workers began crossing the picket state, win be the guest speaker at street. East Hartford, driving Otto Theodore Mayer of Glas­ tiring two men with two pitches, (3-4) vs. Consuegra (0-0). cause laat nigM at Robertoon Woiaeatey. JaM 14 ed Garver. cents per hour wage increase, it and face the Red music as ordered. lines. The governor ordered out the meeting of the Young Repub­ without a license, 820. tonbury and Maigaret Ann protecting 8-7 edge. NMtOBSl Park, la a poUoeman hi Baat Hart­ Sam Zoldak puUed a "Joe J k D W n S iM waa announced U«t night by HamUtaa va. RoekvtUa, 6 p. a . Pam ” with a fine relief job to BtlU 1* a member of the Kuomtn- the national guard following aton- lican Club Monday evening at The following cases were eon- Plercy of 92 Well* street, wed­ New York at S t Louis—Hartunff ford. Meliulr* teat a hMrt'braak* HI I Oral. CBUMKEN 28e (Tie* M A ] Town Joseph Curran, Qrand Lodge*t*p- tang (Natlcnallst Party) officials ings, egging*, the overturn of an Whiton Memorial. Allen wUl di»- UnueiJ: Joseph Raataskas. 38. 142 ding June 17 by ftev. SVed Edgar. Staek Oar Baca* (2-01 vs. Munger (t-fi)- _ tag S to 0 daeWea to the Kaeay*. nroteet Cleveland’s 8-7 edm over Cole Motors resentatlv* of the 1. A. U. While exj^alned. Horth Ends va. Doves, 8:48 — Washington. ZoMak. fourth Indton k k m ia m . tbclr tirat cklld, waa automobile, and a djmanUUng In CUM *taU political Issue* in hla Spruce street, intoxlcetlon and .Brooklyn si CtBcli»*« — Bo* OPEN EVENINfiS rejecting the offer the employes, The party has accepted resigna­ which no one wraa hurt. addrsas. Mambeti aro rtmlndod breach of the peace, continued to Alfred J. and OeUa C. Boldue A larg* turnout of top aatch (8-S) vs. Wehmeier (3-7). A lady’s jacket wa*'found at OrotJa i-is nltrher, needed onlv two nitrites 1 W mx. *ad Mr*. Robert Elg«- members of Local 1021, Independ­ June 17 at request of accused to to Paul E. and Robins S. Uun- drlvar* are expected to be on hand ♦ o ston a . W.-iehlnelnn rallv and TEL. 4194 " PLAINVILLE STADIUM* i «( iM m street last night. tions only from the executive com­ Further outbreaks over this that th* msotlng U acheduled to Boston at Chicago — Bickford Memorial Field last night by N.l- ' AT THE CENTER ent AesoclaUon of Machinists, In- mittee of Soong and. other promi­ wetik end were considered unlikely. start promptly at eight' o’clock. allow him to secure conusel; Rich­ precht, property off Main street, for the atock car racing program (,')-4i vs,' Minner (1-3). son Oole. The owner may secure , ■ J;®*” ,*' gave Bo)ihv Feller hU fifth, win, ROUTE 72 **‘mi>6ilir Manorial hoa- atructed the negotiating commit­ nent Chinese who prefer -comfort ard T. Lagan, 24, of 83 Pleasant I Anna Duretko to Richard M. •cheduled to tak e. place at the the Jacket by identifying it at] Temple vs. Second Congos, 6.15 Chico CsiTseouel rcored an tin- ■tSInbraadt is tba tor- A skeleton force of less than 100 President Robert Gorman is look- Philadelphia at Pittsburgh— tee to continue dlacusstons with abroad to thw hard prospects on worker* Is on duty Rsturdays and ing for s large attendance to bear street, Hartford, stop sign, con­ Pariseau et al, property on PlainviUe Stadium Spaedway Sun­ RoberU (7-2) vs. LsW (0-0), O le’s home, 128 Branford street, i -^-MemorlaL earned run off Bob Heoner in the m. ■ i i « r tha company. Pom m a. ■unday*. tinued to June 17. IAdam* atreet day Bight. MANCHESTEK EVENfNG HERALD. MANUHESTEK, CONN.. SATCRUAT, JUNE 10, 1950

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Call 2- tbe average diet regine is It does John Corcoran, ths man I mat up news story. your “ bocal Roofer.” Call Cough­ for WOODYCRBST Spnica street Phom. 6134. I will start anew this morning City Editor — The man bits the CUSTOM Built chrome dinettes, 0595 aftar 6 p. m. Only two lots left on our Sense Anti so much for ths will power snd so In Mains one rainy night six yesta drRANPMA'S C a NE A Jftttitem ciiU lin 7707. with a lighter, fairer creed: dog? Carpenters, Foundation Men ’THE ROSS Diamond MaH, 34 choice of table and floor lamps.' for sale, list in this beautiful little for the wmlstllne. ago at the Moose River Junction 4, 5. 6 UNFURNISHED rooms. I will cease to stand complaining Reporter — Naw, a hull threw a IS A FEARSOME WEAPON OF MANY U^Bfte Wanted Anton- ROOFING — Speclallaing in re­ Cement FlnUhera Stats atreeL Hartford, Conn., of­ For new furniture at reasonable tract. Select yours before It Is N o n s e n s e railway station. CLASSIFIED ADVT. Experience Necessary Vetaran, tnauranca. dark, wtia. at my ruthless nelghboPs greed;' Salesman — Good-bye, sir. congreisman. Motorcycles 12 pairing roofs of all kinds, also fers wl^lesiUa prices to the re­ prices visit our salearuom at. the too late. Sizes 100 x 160 and ■ Emhsrraastd Gentleman — 1 two sons. Wm. Snigg, Boa 76, 1 win cease to sit repining when Business Man — Aren’t you go­ DEPT. HOURS: new roofs. Gutter • work. Chim­ ALSO BY CONTRACT tail customer. If you need an en­ Green. Chambers Warehouse 90 X 168. The pharmacist was Instructing wknt a corset for my wife. WANTED—twrect from owner Andover. Phone collect 2387W4. his errand boy to deliver a pre­ my duty’s call is clear; ing to try and sell me something? Bobby-aoxer — ProfeMor Stone, •:M A. M. to 4:4t P. M. neys cleaned and repaired. 26 Brick Layers, Roofers gagement ling, or want a dia­ Sales, 601 Middle Turnpike East. I will waste no momenta whin­ Helpful Saleslady — What bust? 1986 to 1941 two-door Ford or New London 2-7128. scription to a Mr. Crummlck. Saleamsn — No. I sell memory- I don’t think I deserved s zero. years’ experience. Free estimates. Sidewall Applicators mond for Investment. We gladly Open 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. 7:30 p. m. ing. snd my hsart will know no EniMrrasaed Gentleman — Chevrolet, in d condition ^or to 8:30 p. m. Druggist — Remember Cmm- training courses. Professor Stone — I really don’t Call Howley. Manchester 0361. allow appraisals . on our quality W ANTED — Furnished summer ARTHUR A. KNOFLA fear. Nothing, Ma’m. The corset just either, Dora, but that's the lowest cash. Call Rockville 976J3. Appfy In Person diamonds and guarantee to save mlck — It rhymes with stomach. ANTIQUES. Victorian, one gentle­ cottage at Columbia, Coventry or 875 Main St.— Est. 1921 I will look sometimes about ms wore ouL mark I ’m allowed to give. you 40% off the appraisal price. Two hours later the boy re­ What’s happened? Have you SiOflT-ORAT TI**r c«t to ▼toto- 8 A. M., Dally On Job At man and two ladies chairs, up­ BoHon for season. Write Box M, Phone 5440 or 5938 for the things that merit praise; Heating— Plumbing 17 It -certainly will pay you to see turned. had an accident? Ity o f UeKce and l 4m«M atreeU. W ANTED — 1987 to 1940 Ford FORBES ST.. EAST H.VRTFORD holstered In muslin. Three Bos­ Herald. Home Liating.s Wanted Boy — Doc, I can’t find that Mr. I will search for hidden beauties First Student — Greet Scott! He (elated)—Edith, 1 vc got a us. Dealers Invited. carat dia­ I’ve forgotten who wrote Ivanhoe. No. 1 just bet Jim he couldn’t , f O K Tto. «MB. ______coupe. Call 7172. PLUMBING. Heating, repairs on To SuperintendenL Charles Woods ton rockers, one small teakwood that elude the grumbler’a gaze; great piece of news for you. Betty monds as low as $100. Call me Kelly. I will try and find contentment Second studSnt — I ’ll tell you if carry me up a ladder on hie neck, old and new systems, oil burner, table with marble top, one ma­ GARAGE NEEDED, Urgently, in Bright has promised to be my U H '® '’* ' IX>ST—Kotofu* lljr rod, about 8 collect to verify. Hartford 6-1137. you’ll tell me v4ho the dickens and I won. 9 water pump service. Prompt at­ VETERANS Can study under GI hogany case telescope. Phone vlclny of Chestnut street. Phone DUPLEX 4-4. Central location. 2- in the paths I have to tread: wife. waaka ago. either at OenUr Bill through International Cor­ Teacher —How many make a I will cease to have resentment wrote ” A Tale of Two Cities.” finsincas Semcea Offered 12 tention. John H. Carlson. Phone 7440. 8338;. 8 a. m. to e. p. m. car garage. Excellent condition. She — You call that news? . Sprlnfa Gay City or Bolton. Re­ respondence achoobi. Cannot en­ A BETTER Buy In all aluminum dozen? when another moves ahead; W e’ll bet most of this year’s 7326. combination acreens and atorm Shon-n by appointment. Elva Pupil — Twelve. grapes have more fun fermenting Hmm! Four weeks ago she asked | ward. 1 - 0 6 6 3 . ______A OOMPL.ETE bookkeeping and roll after July 1961. 400 Ooursea SEVERAL USED Frigidairea, in W ANTED— 4-room rent, unfurn­ I will not ba swayed by envy They tell this one on s banker aasli. Free estimates anytime Tyler, Agent. Manchestei 2-4469. Teacher — How many make a than becoming grape juice. me to be her bridosniald. SM^countlng service. We collect PLUMBING And Heating, special­ to select from. Write for catalog. good working order. Very attrac­ ished. . by mother and son. Both when my rival’s strength Is shown; who went broke. He sued his wife I jOST—G reen wallet, Wtlala R. the work weekly, file your tax re­ izing in repairs, remodeling, cop­ H. F. Manlon, 607 Main street, after 4. Joseph B. Sadonis, 278 working. Good references. Phone million? I will not deny its merits, but for divorce because he found her U Reward. Girl deaperate. Phone Hilliard street. Phone Manches­ tive price as we need space. TW O -FAM ILY House. Move right Pupil — Very few. Moonlit summer nights will Public spit spirit Is not what makes turns prepare profit and loss per water piping, new construc­ Hartford 3, Conn. 2-1668 anytime. will strive to prove my own; also in the hands of ths receiver. 3-S896, or mail to Mtae Rita La­ ter 4560. Kemp's, Inc. 5680. In. Vacant i-room flat. New oil bring one sura sign of on early a girl let. herne home be used for a statements, advise on the trend tion, estimates given, time pay­ burner, automatic ho; water. OOT 0 ¥ COOYt««t\'Wt WOOV.D YiS • A GOOD DEAL depends on the hour service Phone 2-1797. Phone 2-0752. walk from Main street and school. U9 t o Jewelry 48 USED CLETRAC bulldozer cater- Qtft.fr'WOMBKIO .MAWS. TO YS - Ot^VSyCLW dealer U you need a good used WOMAN DESIRES cleaning 2 or Owner has to sacrifice. Price 813,- JUST FINISHED, 4 rooms, din­ ? ANTIQUES Reflnlahed Repairing itUBBISH and ashes removed. In plller 22. New and used Ferg;uson MOOK. QsYOOfNCA.tS TO YbV1. 6477. NICELY Furnished ' three-room years old. Large living room, SO D U L L / built transmission, front end, rear need earn as much as 860 to ALSCO Nationally famous alum. Real Eatut* for Exchange 76 OUi UUK WAY BY I. R. WILLIAMS OUR b o a r d in g h o u s e * with MAJOR UOpPLE thinklnff S ' TRANSPLANTED bedding plants, lakefront cottage with boat, nine fireplace, dining room, attractive end. and clutch. Many others. 8100 a week. Commission. Car Inum convertible screens, storm Li/vicc AaV' RFAC2 *> thatthlntfs ageratum, marigolaa, petunias, USED BENDIX Waaher, wringer miles f'om Manchester Good fish­ k ltc h ^ large closets, tUe bath, W IL L EXCHANGE new brick cot- WELL, iris A LONG euRKE TbOK VOUR ISTMAT YRENV MOOSE AM* B E ^ ’ Dov l'Iss Motor Sales. Open every essential. Best hours, 5 to 9 p. m. windows and ' porch enclosurea. downstairs lavatory, oU hot water TTHIS, IF ITS W\ NOISES OF AMOS'S. W6TC took* snaps, salvia, zinnias, dwarf wraahera, 816 up. Used vaoa, 86 ing and awimming. 837.50 per U ge, Ule bath, recessed tub, steel ANY O' VDRE TIME.t i l l w in t e r v e t, WRe s y u e r u p a TWE EXIT evening until nine. 333 Main We are offering r i ^ t woman, Keep your home cool and inaact heat, large basem nt. Qood neigh­ MAKlN' i4JKUUKTURN< in£ up dahllaa, etc. Transplanted vege­ up. ABC Appliance Oo., 21 M ^le week. Reservations being taken. cabinet kitchen. electric hot BUSINESS IS A A N ’ THAT B E P A IN ’T DEAO-eND „ /ItARCD street with Initiative and ability a se­ frea this aununer, draft froa naxt bors, good location, -good schooL n a w y h o b l a n k e t STOOD ON ITS OWN TO 6AWK AN* GBTTIN' / table plants. Tomatoes, peppers, atreeL Phone ‘I-1676. Phone 4744. water heater, at Chalker Beach, STREET, EH, JA K B f FORtwe cure career, in Prestige Plate, winter. Ask' about our plar of Douglas Blanchard, Rsal Elstate THAT rw\ PUTTIN’ FEET FOR TWO YEARS-- HIFA UP PER A HAV- } celery cabbage, lettuce, broccoli, toward, single or two-famlly A N ’ IF THAT IRON B E P t o o BAD HE'S Ki n s Home Decoratora, Incorporated. Immediate Inatallatlon. y t n t pay­ M AH O G ANY Secretary, kitchen Servtca. 2-9849. ytAlAV TO fWCH m a k e r /-eei* WUERE'S AtY Auto AcccMories— etc. Four acres hardy plants. house in Manchester or vicinity. w in t e r FALLS OFF THAT- o t a d c e s d s f Of= TU B For Interview, write Box C, Her- ment Jan. 1. 1951. Additional Ui' •eL other good, used furniture. THREE-ROOM cottage in North UPNEKT (S J mMt' Shrubs, evergreens, fruit trees. CURIN’ TH' LONG S TUFF o a n o M e ,vo u ’a r c t i c Tires aid, stating paat employment, age, formation or free estimates. Oox W e carry a oomplete line o f un Ooventry. Call 8627. C A PE COD, with front dormers, AnlU White. 8274.______■ b-K> Premiere strawberry plants. Win­ EVENIN’S/ B E T T E R MkWe A car, telephone, etc. All applica­ Hardwara Store. 6161. paints. Chaats, bookcases, youth Hot water oil heat,' Breplace, H O SS ‘ dow boxes and urns filled. Wood­ COVENTRY LAKE, Waterfront, UNDERDASH Fhlloo ear radio tions confidential. ebairs, tables and chairs all i^ d y hatchway, acraens and some itorm UVanteB—Keal Estate 77 land Gardens, 168 Woodland COMPLETE Camping outfit in four large rooma screened porch, GUI 6979. to leoorate. The Woodshed, 11 windows. Lot 70x120. Immsdlats ' StreeL Phone 847». WOMEN EARN money at heme. eluding small trailer. Call 2-9658. Main atreeL flush toilet, electric kitchen, fire­ occupancy. Price 810,300. Jlenry c o N s iu K R iN u ah’U J N q Inquire 63 Church K reet ^fter Sew. our ready cut ”Rap-A- place, dock and boat. Wllllmantic Escott Agency. Manchester 3683 TOUR p r o p e r t y ? BY L U L IS niBNBR Round.” Easy—profitable. Holly­ o’clock. C LE AN IN G Out attic or cellar 098J1. Without obligstloo to you, we WASH TUBBS Lola Tells Him wood Mfg. Co., Hollywood 46, rU buy your unwanted furniture, WHY PAY RENT? >4 modem 8 M.M. MOVIE outfit. Revere arill appraise of make eoo a cash AW. UXAl Calif. china, glassware, etc. Trading MARION. Hass., at Slakes Point, duplex, four rooms and bath with offer for property. See us belore camera, General Electric light Post, 17 Mapla StreeL Phone 2- overlookihg Buzzarda Bay. Quiet, expanWon, oil steam beat, quiet TOU MEAN 1949 MERCURY 4.DR. meter. Keystone projector, screen v o u a rr______WANTED—Competent woman to 1089. private, country atmosphere with location. 4% 26 year mortgage. **Phons 7729 Or 9278 and stand. Extra bulbs, splicer, EAOTEKN DOOM ■i\ henter. assume full ch a^e of prlvata all facilities. Ideal for children. 843 monthly pays for sverythlng b r a e -b u r n r e a l t y ctrepe film, etc., 8125. CUl 2-9668. OLD RED Tin B,«ra. 706 North AN' INVITED 'EM One on home. Two children, two adults. OaU 4239. after smaU down payment. Subur­ TO CAtt ON US AT Hours 8:30 to 6 • S days. 12 noon Main atraat, buys and aalla good ban Realty Oo., Realtors. 49 Per­ i'HINKlNU OF Balling? Ws need BOLTON Building stone and flag used furniture and antlquaa TOHOeFEB • 1 7 9 5 to 9:30 one day. W rite Box JC, kins StrseL Phons 8216. 4 to 8 room houses Buyers wait­ r atona A-1 loam, also rock drilling Frank Danatta. Pnona 2-8876. Wanted to Rent 68 Herald. ing. Quick results. CaU Suburban and blaatlng. Bolton Notch Quar­ LINM O RK DRIV®. Isamaculats Realty Oo.. liaaJuwa. Phons 8216. W AN TE D —3 or 4 room rent, cxii ry. Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode pre-war four-“oom Cape Ood. adult, iiio children. Convenient to Help'Wanted— Mato 85 THREE PIECE mohair Itvlag-room Fireplace, oil hot water heat, tile HOME AND business listfogs R06TAL CORONA portable. Smith suite, reasonable. Phone 8845. stores and but line. Call 3564. bath, anfesite drive, garage and wanted. Madeline Smith. Reslfiir. BOOKKEEPER for automobile Corona Standard typewriter and fenesd in yard. Ubsral nnsnclng. 2-1642 or 4679. dealer. State qualifications and adding maebinea Usee machines BEING EVICTED, veteran, wife, Full price 911,000. T. J. CrockStt, experience. Reply in oivn |Hand- sold or rented. Repairs -on all M AGIC CHEF gaa atova. Phone two children need five-room (XiHER AUVS. ON PAGE 4 writing to Box O, Herald. makea Marlow’s, 4736. apartmenL Phoha 2-9789, Broker. Phone 6414. OHO 'V jTRvyiLUi THE RISING T IP E * to'tow • a aar. apa S & a U U M b 0 , \ rAOIlWELVB The Weather SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1950 Avoragt Daily Net Preia Run Peraeest ef D. 1. Weafhte lKanrI|?Bt»r lEtt^ning if^raUi Ifor the Month ef 6Uy, 1686 Is hiring tail man to sava oa lad­ Today fair aad enanyi ders while painting tha small 9,924 fair aad cool; tomomw I About Town Three Brothers in Graduating Gass ilanrlipatpr lEpralb houaes being built Mr. Pearson Hartford Man - eUghtty aai'ine*. Heard Along Main Street stands six feet three In his socks. Member ef the Andlt Itov. Lttand O. Hunt la la Mid- Banna ef Oltealetloae Man^hester—‘A City of Village Charm dUbory, Vanaoot, today for Um And on Some o f Mancheatef^n Side Streets, Too Rslatlvaly faw rsadars of Mark ‘ ■ 4 Victim of Fall rauaiOR of hla data of ISSS at Twain’s books, know that tha fa­ Mlddlatmry OoUer*. mous American humorist was the (dasriSod AdvertMaf oa Page 16) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1950 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE POUR CENTS We have been experiencing a Illation of 607 by day and 4,876 by author of many eerioue books and VOL. LXIX, NO. 214 jUidaraon Shea Poit, No. 2046, little bit of difficulty over a re­ night, and 4,877 during the time essays. One of the latter con­ Suffers a Dislocated V. r . W „ ia aaUcipatlng a joodly cently placed classified ad that the college student is home on va­ cerned mental telepathy. Mr. Shoulder While at attaadance at their buffet and read "I^st — nightie-night doll cation. Clemens waa a firm believer In dance thia evening at eight o’clock near Bolton Center." There is this and cited many instances to Work on Giurch Here Seriously Injured by Swerving Jeep in the Poat Home, Mancheiter nothing wrong about that, but in Main street merchant told us bolster his claims that minds can Green. billing the advertiser, our clerk, as this one. Seems a customer came communicate over long distances. War Threatened Business Tax Boost The condition of Emil Crotoau, is the iis\ial custom to aid the ad­ in and asked him for three The writer brings up the old say­ Th* Mary Cuahman group of vertiser in Identifying the Inser­ pennies to put Into the parking 62, of 18 Park Terrace, Hartford, the Second Congregational Wom- ing of "Speak of a person and he tion. noted on the bill the first meter. The merchant obliged and is sure to appear" and then gives a painter who waa Injured In a fall an'a League, enjoyed a picnic laat two words of the ad. the customer left. at St. James’s cTiurch yesterday evening at the Andover lake r-'t- example after example from his Over Polish-Reich In thia case they were "Lost— Two minutes later he came uige of the new preaident, Mra. EL own experiences. afternoon, was reported as good to Compensate nightie." ending right there. bark and handed the merchant Well, Something like that came this morning at Memorial hospi­ B, Inman. During the uiis.ii.; j Our advertiser, who. of course tal. aion Mra. Edna Kaufman v'"a | two rents. "Stuck in one penny to pass this week In town. might have been considered from and got 60 minutes," he explain­ Years ago, a young man, freshly Croteau suffered a dislocated dected aecretary and Mra. Marlon i her bill to have lost something shoulder and some body bruises Frontier Dispute Mercer, treasurer. ed. "Here’s your two cents back." graduated from a School of Jour­ entirely different from a doll, was nalism, came to work on The Her­ when he fell while painting the plenty happy that ahe got the bill The "myatery door prize” to be ald. He was from Cobbleskill, N. rear of the church. He is em­ Excise Levy Cut Circle of Kings before her husband saw It and ployed by the John P. Nardin daughters vdll‘A h^d its annual drawn at the lawn card party Y. He only worked a short time raised any questions. sponsored by the local halrdresa- here, before the first World War Decorating Company of West Reds Warn Allies No* R e d s PrCSSCd meeting Monday evening at the This incident, we hasten to de­ Hartford which is currently paint­ home orter: solution of the mystery and our dictorian of hia claaa which grad­ He waa a member of the class Benton W. Osgood graduated Week; Draft Bill Soon who worked on The Herald years uated yeaterday from the Bridge­ I with the annual picnic last evening that “any attempt to annul Re-Gommit Measiirf* to "Too many good men have curiosity will be satisfied. ago. of 1944 of Manchester High yesterday with the senior class of . at Camp Aya-Po, Somers. There In Surprise Attacks One of our country correspond­ port Engineering inatitute. He ia school. After service In the Air Poland’s annexation of Ger­ Bern them. And If they exist, It waa said more or less in Jest, Manchester High school. He ia waa the usual full turnout of the Bunking Cjimmillee; you ran bet they belong to the ents, checking up on the recent employed by the Research Lab­ Force he entered the University of known by his classmates as Ozzie, man territory would provoke Washington, June 12.—{IP) census figures, has found new Don’t believe every little radio but a few minutes afterwards a oratories, Inc., New Canaan, and 1 members, and a program of sports Taipei, June 11—(>P)—News re­ United States Air Force," LEARN give-away program you hear, for middle aged man walked into the Connecticut Pharmacy school In and Is the leader of an orchestra, ' outdoors, bridge dancing and mu- a new war.” Those are the (jiip Will Fight On —Speaker Rayburn (D., grounds for complaint. The total, ia a graduate of Stamford High New Haven for one year and being well known for his ability as ports today said 70,000 Nationalist Air officials have Insisted the investigator finds, may be cor­ sometimes, facta, going through editorial rooms. Identified himself School and attended St. Basil's I sic was enjoyed for nearly four words of Taegliche Rund­ they have no such equipment. Tex.), talked over proapeti- many tellings, get much blown up. a.-; Louis Mann and said he had tran.-iferred to Hlllyer college a drummer. He has made no plans hours. The couples brought their guerrillas had started a drive TO DRIVE rect. but it doesn't represent the preparatory school and the Uni­ where he has majored In account­ schau, the official organ of George Kleffer of Akron lies on ground seriously Injured after being sinirk by an Army Jeep In .\kron. Wnshinglon. .I\ino 12 - (Pi The tive tax Icgialation with true picture of the town. For example, a local mlsa went to come to Manchester to attend the for future schooling but plans to own sandwiches and delicious com against Communists near the 16 to 60—anybody can learn wedding. versity of Connecticut. t.:Iarine ing and business administration. follow a career In the field of mu­ the Soviet Control Commis- Pfc. Robert Edgar, 18, (left, foreground) of Barberton, 0 „ holds hi* InJiiriHl head as lie ualUs a«ny Seiinto refused today to shelve the I’reaident Truman today and The reason ia. it seems, that a New York recently and got a place Corps aerial photographer during chowder and clam chowder was borders of Hunan and Kwangsi from his jeep. Sheriff’s deputies re|Kirt Edgar swerved the Jeep up over the sldewulK to avoid oneom- be drive any car In oar dual- While at Hlllyer he participated sic. • served by the committee In charge. aion for the Ruuian occupation rent rontrol hill The vote was said later that a rise in busi­ lot of the people the census claims on the "Strike It Rich" program. provinces in South China. Ing car and struck Kleffer who was mowing lawn. (AI’ wirepholo). eentrol InstmcUnn car. Com- live in that town aren't there in She was ready to come away with We have come on a new kind zone in Germany. The newspaper 44 to '25. Stale GOP ness taxes “could offset" petent, courteous Instructors. The Guerriliaa were reported to the day time. a haul, but missed the high marks of Judas goat, a piscatorial be­ Mind, H. S. Commag'er; Cocktail aayi the Oder-Nelsae border is Jiave overrun large areas between The vote wss regarded as a some of the propmed cuts in 66 per hour. Aflditioiial Books the “ final and enduring frontier While we have never considered and came back with J20. trayer that Is known among fiah- Party, T. S. Eliot; Invitation to PINK PHARMACY PINE PHARMACY Suining in-Hunan and Sanchtang general test of Senate sentiment excise levies on such things carrying the census any farther ermen who are really on to their England. H. D. Fish; Alter Your of peace,” and that the United toward the question of rnntinuing NO ntAVEX TIME CHARGED Mayba her anawers weren’t so stuff as a "pool pigeon.” States refuses. to recognize It be­ in Kwangsi. T o Pick Slate as luggage, furs and telephone than It now goes, it might be an good, but the story that went with At Cheney Library' Life, Emmet Fox; Maine Man in The news accounts said the Heroic Rivermen Save Four federal rent controls, now due to hills. In case you are a bit mixed up the Making, F. F. Gould. cn cause it wants to make the "un- TEL. 4282 interesting statistic to be able to her appearance waa. Asked why Z Reds withdrew eastward toward expire June 30 Knyburn did not say Mr. Tru­ read that Jugtown contalna a pop- about the thing. It is easily ex­ PINE PHARMACY clarifled frontier the occasion for But some of those who voted MANCHESTER DRIVING sha wanted to strike It rich, the plained. Our friend Smiley Bur­ New books recently received at Also, Visibility Unlimited, Dick K the Hun-Kwangsi Railroad and For Vital Raee man had urged that; he merely Grace; How to Have a Better a third world war, aa Hitler used were digging in to meet feared at­ against putting the hill aside had ACADEMY young lady from Manchester told nette of picture fame regularly cc the Polish corridor.” From Raging Spillway As mentioned It In talking with re­ the Mary Cheney Library, include Home, P. T. Haagen; Home Me­ is Open Sunday All Day ri tacks on the line itself. announced they would vote Warren Hull that aha wanted to uses the pool pigeon In his fishing E HJ The Soviet-sponsored East Ger­ porters. However, Mr. Truman repair the damage done when aha forays. k the following works In fiction; chanic's Outdoor Handbook, R. R. 0£ Other reports continued to speak against the bill on the question of Parley This Week to recommended revision of business Bulk or Box Candy homeward Borne, Ruth Chatter- Hawkins and C. H. Abbe. Clarence Free Delivery For All Your Drug Needs man Republic announced last of Red preparations for invasion final pas.sage. sent a suit of her father’s to the He fishes for crapple with very week that it had reached agree­ taxes In his tax message to Con­ cleaner. light tackle, but also carries along ton; The Bump, on Brannigan's House. Christopher Hussey; All V. H Four Die in Cruiser Upset Wherry Mode Motion Name Senate Nomi­ gress earlier this year. Rayburn MAINE COAST CRUISE From Fresh master This Is Louisiana, Mra. F. P. (W.) ment with Poland making the riv­ (Contlnned on Page Two) Questioned about tha circum­ with, him about ten feet of twine Head, Myles Connolly; The Boys C The attempt to shelve the bill spoke of a boost from 38 to 40 and a handful of balloons from Keyes; All the Ships at Sea, W. K 2 er line Poland’s "permanent botm- was made by Senator Wherry of nees Who May Figure JUNE SPECIAL Electric Candy Cases stances, ahe related that she sent from Sharon, L. F. Cooper; a. PINE PHARMACY dary.” 15 miles northeast of Pittsburgh. would capsize, they were pulled to per cent In the corporation Income the five and ten. When he catches J. Lederer; Them Was the Days, 664 CENTER STREET TKI.. 2 9S14 cc Pittsburgh, June 12—(/P) — The The four who survived a night safety by the volunteer crew of a Nebraska, the Republican floor tax the suit aa a favor to dad. but Against the Tide, Muriel Elwood; M. P.' McKeown; Norwegian Holi­ The WesUrn Allies assailed the raging waters of an Allegheny In Top Fight in Nov, A IBrlBhig Vaeatloa that he waa much disturbed when hla first fish, he takes out his of horror were battered and beat­ sinali river towboat piloted by a leader. F,arly last Saturday The House speaker and other Arthur Drug StoKs twine, fastens one end through the This and no More, Benedict and day, Harlan Major; Favorite action as having no legal basis, River spillway took four lives yes­ Under Sail, ReiaxaUen ha found out—it was gone, PINE PHARMACY PINE PHARMACY New Bishop en, inside and out. velteran akipper who willingly morning, at the end of a turbulent Democratle eongresslonai leaders mouth and gill of the fish, ties a Nancy Freedman; Plymouth Ad­ Stories, Ted Malone; My World saying final determination of the terday but rivermen who refu.sed look bis ehanee with fate. He Um, Superior Rood since it was related, he kept a venture, Ernest Gebler; Circle of to quit rescue efforts In the face They clung to the cruiser as it 17-hour Senate session, he moved By The Associnled I’re.ss spent an hour and IS minutes big balloon to the other end and Is an Island, Elisabeth Ogilvle; border must be decided in the bobbed furiously In the foaming, won his gamble and lost his boat to send the bill back to the Bank­ In a two-day convention this dlHciissIng the legislative pro­ aecret store of »129 in bills In a throws the fish back. the Day, H. H. Howe; Survivors, Animal I Q, V. O. Packard; My German peace treaty. The West of terrifying odds, pulled four ns it overturned In the maolstroni. $50 PER WEEK wallet in a pocket of the suit Hammond Innes; Richard Wal­ Backs Reds others to safety'. swirling spillway. For seven hours ing committee. Such action oft­ week, Connecticut Republicans gram with Mr. Truman at their When the fish rejoins its school, Retreat From Russia, Vladimir German government also de­ they watched scores of rescue at­ There were six on the cruiser regular Monday morning confer­ IT'S against coming vacation costa. den’s Wife, Mrs. E. (M.) Kelly; en meana killing a measure. pick a slate of candidates for what Yor lafoimatloa Sea towing the balloon. It Isn’t hard to Petrov; People Don’t Know, George nounced the East government’s One riverman, 50-year-old Hull tempts fail. when it missed a lock and went B y agreement, a v8te on may be one of the nations hardest ence. Search at the cleaner’s. It was tell where the fishing is best. It is The Towm, Conrad Richter; Room Seldes; Anatomy of American action, which was obviously un­ Wright, died a hero. A blimp, a-seaplane and even over the dam. For One More, Mrs. A. P. Rose; In Hungary Wherry’s motion was put off until political battles next November. No Early Adjournmeat Midget Smoke Shop and said, disclosed the suit and wallet, then possible to haul In crappiee’ Politics, A. B. Tourtellot; Ber­ dertaken at the prompting of the He tried desperately to save six men In a rowboat tried to reach Wright and his boss, veteran Involved In the Connecticut bal­ but none of the bills. So, said Miss on all sidea because every one Mothering Sunday, Noel Streat- HOLLYWOOD SECTION Kremlin. today They said one thing that did Travel Agency iihs muda Holiday, M. J. Tweedy. persons who rode over a 11-foot them. For Administration ■ leaders, the loting Wedneaday and Thursday not come up was the question of 16U Main St, Phone 2-8066 Manchester, she wanted to get rich wants a balloon tied on him and fleld; Hie to the Hunters, Jesse Boundiury Violates Potsdam dam In their 25-foot cabin cruiser Just as It seemed their cruiser (I'ontlniied on Page Two) will not stay down until he gets Stuart; The Hepburn, Jan West- References; Two Hundred Years Exceptionally well-built, larjie home with 5 bedrooms, Would Co-operate With big question now Is when they can will be two seats that might well when Congress should adjourn. to get the roll replaced. But she of American Blowm Glass, Helen The line cedes to Poland 38,986 get a vote on final passage. decide whether the Democrats are didn’t, not over 120 worth. one. cott. 2 full baths and lavatory, oil heat, fireplace, 2 car ga- That now looks too far off. Tha In Non-Flctlon: Best games of and G. S. McKearin. square miles of former German Communist Regime; Senator Cain (R-Waih) conduct­ to continue to control — or the leaders have about abandoned rage. PRICE HAS BEEN REDUCED FOR QUICK territory which Poland has ad ed a 12-hour filibuster against the Republicans take over — the Sen­ FOR When a. Albert Paarson, musi­ The Herald, Immersed In the Chess, A. A. Alekhin; Lost in the Successor to Ordass Passes Away j t Little Leagpie activities, secured Stars, Maxwell Anderson; I Sell Sunset Rebekah Lodge members SALE. Shown by appointment only. ministered under the Potsdam Dr. Herman N. Sander measure last week. ate In the 82nd Congress. (UonUaued oa Page Bight) cal director of the local schools, for general diatribution a lot of What I Write, Jules Archer; The are requested to meet tomoirow agreement. Cain Continues Fight Also at stake In the November waa asked what he Intended to do Who Was Imprisoned teM will be whatever prestdehllal CKOSLI'Y during the summer school vacation baseball booklets entitled "Play Doctor Has a Family, Mrs. E. (W.) evening at seven o’clock at the Western Allied sources termed Before the. vote, Cain told a re­ Ball. Son". They would better have Barkins; Fireside Cook Book. J. A. Watkins Funeral Home, In tribute the newspaper's chargee a new at­ porter that the outcome of it would or vice presidential ambitions period he replied that he was go­ Budapest, Hungary, June 12— May Regain License Demoerslic Gov. Chester Bowles Iftn is I,((w As ,<2 Week ing to work for John I. Olson for been named "Play Ball, Kid” , since Beard; Out of the Earth, Louis to Miss Mary Wilson of Spruce R. T. McCANN, Realtor tempt to convince the Soviet bloc determine his future plans. Quizz Jaffe a bunch of them are being taken Bromfield; Shakespeare of Lon­ street, who has been a member of countries that Western nations are (40—Hungary’s largest diocese of Cain said he would use "every may be nourishing. n l the summer because he is a tall TELEPHONE MANCHESTER 7700 the Lutheran Church has a new man. It seems that Olson has the up by girls, some of them plenty don, M. O. Chute; The American the lodge for many years. preparing armed aggression legitimate meana" he could to beat GOP Fsvors Talbot r f - able to play too. against them. bishop who favors cooperation the bill and end rent controls. Although the advance picture is On Amerasia painting contract on a group of with the country’s communist-led St«. Bo.H Head Say. Y ale H oilO l’S new houses In a local developnqent, T Meanwhile at Fulda, in West No Democrat voted for the clouded, the race for the GOP and according to Mr. Pearson he We have read rhyiWs and Jokes Germany, 50,000 refugees from the government. Man Accused as Mer- Wherry motion to recommit. Five nomination to oppose Bowles on the subject of "gfeest towels," Polish-occupied section of Ger­ The new prelate, the Rev. Laszlo Republicans - Donnell (Mo), seems to He between Rep. John Key Figure in Case !• and always felt they - were for many and from Czechoslovakia Dezsery, 36. succeeds former Blsh- cy Killer Will Prob- J, p , M arqU ailcl Hendrickson (NJl, Longer (NDl. Davis Lodge of Westport. Conn., M im T S FILMS show and not for use. Now we staged a protest march and rally Lajos Ordass. Ordass last ably Be Re-instated * Milllkin (Colo) and Saltonstall and J. Kenneth Bradley, also of Haleil Before Senate know It, for we noticed In a Main against tha Pollah-East German month was released from prison NATURALLY— DEVEI.OPED AND AUTO GLASS atreet wdndow a display of tnese after serving almost 20 months of (Cootteued oa Page Bight) Body Pushing Probe Midget Smoke Shop agreement. No incidents were re­ Wolfeboro, N. H., June 12—(4^ At Exercises (Ooalfoaed oa Page Two) PRINTED little bathroom decorative Items. ported. two-year sentence for currency THE STORE WITH MIRRORS One had a spray of sizeable pine WASTE PAPER speculation. He had been removed — The head of the New Hampshire EVERYTHING IS 24-HOUR SERVICE from office by a special church State Board of registration in Wa-ahlngton, June 12—(47—Sen­ cones to be padded with a sort of ators hunting jigsaw pieces In Uie Film Deposit Box filling and worked over to simu­ court on April 2. Medicine “presumes" his five- Dr. Seymour Conilucts and Travel Agency (Both Ordass’ conviction and his member body will reinstate Dr. 1045 Am^aala case turned to At Store Entrance late the real thing; another had ITilHp Jaffe today for mora o( Um AIR strawberries, redder than any In removal from office were protest­ Hermann N. Sander. His Last Commence­ Black Hand Revived News Tidbits ed by the Lutheran World Federa­ Dr. J. Paul Dye. board president, picture in the aecret document* the fields at present,-and still an­ ment ; Degrees Go to episod's. other had daisies considerably tion. He was convicted of failing said last night he believes Dr. COLLECTION CaOed From (/F) Wires to report a *500.000 gift from U. Sander’s license to practice will, be Jaffe, subpoenaed to a closed CONDITIONED KEMP'S raised above the towel material. Will Plan Your Vacation 2,405 Students 8. Lutherans. The federation said restored "within a few days after In U. S. Say Probers session of a Senate Foreign Re- A Non. lationa Subcommittee, is a key For You Federal Court Judge in Provl the gift amounted to *200,000, that he makes application for reinstate­ MONDAY, JUNE 12 it waa transmitted through the ment." Bulletin! figure in the five-year old con- dence, R. L, rules that Pawtucket troveralal case. city officials violated provisions of Hungarian National BMk, and The board revoked the 42-year- New Haven, June U —UCt— Senate Body Hints It that it thus became a matter of old Candia physician’s license In Vole, in a surprise ceremony, Reuters Man He was editor of Ui* now-de­ Hotel Reservations U. S. Constitution by withholding Howard 1. Taylor May Be Involved in funct Amerasia Magazine, in tha Highland Park IN THE SOUTHWEST SECTION tax abatements records from re record). April shortly after he weui acquit­ today honored its soon-to-re- lllHOsotasSt. Pbaas 6886 Steamship Tickets porters of Providence Journal and Attacked Mlndsunty ted of murder in the death of a tlre president, Charles Sey­ Drug Traffic; Cofltello New York headquarters of which Bulletin . . . British Admiralty Dezsery in 1948 attacked Josef cancer patient. The State group mour, with a doctor of laws Quits Job; were found hundreds of confiden­ Stars Frnota, Ptotua rrainlag Cardinal Mlndzenty, head of Hun­ said, however, that he could apply degree. tial government papers. VMMtIaa BllaSa Store Air Transportation Tickets Help the Hospital — Help Local Industry By Continuing announces that Admiral Sir Henry Was Linked to f^roup Take a ‘‘Uke’’ Harwood, 62, British Naval hero, gary’s Roman Catholic Hierarchy, for reinstatement on June 19. The award was kept In such Death Claims Jaffe Pleaded OnUty PtmUtwa Yspa strict secrecy that only a few Jaffe and five others—three of To SaVe Paper. The Need Has Not Diminished! died lost week . . . In Boston. Al' representative of "royalist Dr. Sander Is Silent Joins Reds Washington, June 12—(P)—Sen­ feudal absolutism." MIndszenty persons connected with the them government employes—were Open 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. gonquln Gas Transmission Com Attorney Ralph E. Langdell, ate crime investigators were re­ MajorXeague Baseball Tickets pony opens its bid to construct now is serving a life sentence for counsel for Dr. Sander, said the university's 246th commence­ H. I. Taylor; arrested on charges of conspiracy 666,000,000 pipeline system to bring treason. ment knew’ it was going to be ported today to have evidence that to commit espionage. The charges with You on application for reinstatement will modp. Dr. Seymour, who re­ Correspondent Charges Inclutling Sundays natural gas at “most reasonable Aa Lutheran Bishop Dezsery took be filed before June 19 to hasten the Sicilian Black Hand Society later were reduced to conspiracy Theater Tickets— New York, Boston rate" into New Ehigland. office, Hungary’s Catholic bishops tired June SO, was no4 among “ is responsible for,..«i«eh big-time MOBILHEAT consideration by the board. them. Said Prof. Alfred R. 67 Years Old American War Monger- I New York State Supreme Cpurt in a new pastoral letter replied to Dr. Sander declined to comment. crime” in the United States. (Oonttnaed oa Page Bgfet) GROCERIES, MEATS a recent speech in which Education BelUngcr, public orator, of ing; Hits News Play A committee source who asked hearing today decides whether The State charged at the physi­ Dr. Seymour In presenting to remain anonymous said the Sen Vacation FUEL OIL Phone 2—3063 Yonkers Daily Times will recover Minister Joszef Reval threatened cian’s trial that he killed Mrs. abolition of religious instruction in him; Formerly Chairman of Of Red Youth Rally ate’a special crime investigating ‘ ICE CREAM Its full telephone eervloe that was Abbie C. Borroto, 59, by injecting "The focus of his life has group has turned Its attention to cut off Thursday . . . Establish' secondary schools and curtailment air into her veins as she lay near General OustSsa i of Catholic orders of monks and been Yale, to which he belongs Board of Selectmen; the American operations of the so­ ment of Harry S. Truman village death from cancer. The defense by ancestry and tradition. As Berlin, June 12 — (/P) — John in Israel ia planned by Jewish Na­ nuns. Peet, ^ rlln correspondent for ciety. which also is known aa the BEER admitted the air injections, but student, teacher, provost and Long (Connected With Mafia. ISLANDER tional Fund of America . . . “ Fail­ The bishops urged parents to contended that the woman already president, he has promoted Reuters News Agency, announced British W rit^ request religious instruction for Cheney Bros.' Office CTialrman Kefauver (D., Tenn.) ure" of RSconstnicUon Finance was dead. good manners and sound today he ia asking the Communist confirmed that the committee is PICNIC ITEMS Corporation to help cloeed Wal' their children for the coming year. Dr. Dye said “ the implication learning among us.” East German <3ovemment for asy­ lum because of "Amerlcaiv war­ looking into the Mafia’s opera tham Watch Company is protested They said recent action against in this case was obvious and the Howard I. Taylor, of 143 South tions, an dadded that U. S. Nar MacArtliur D eclass fnsational For Artists by some 2,500 marchers in mile, some’ cloisters and monasteries mongering.” Phone 2-9850 board agreed Dr. Sander should New Haven, June 12—(/P)—Pres Main street, one.of Manchester’s cotica Commissioner H. J. Ansling long parade in Waltham. usually had been the work of Ir be suspended and given the right ident CTiarles Seymour who retires Peet, 34,. made his announce­ Times Man Uua^c^t* new Beginners — Professionals beat known residents and a former ment to a news conference espe­ er has given the group some InforH U. S. would get “ a stab In the responsible non-official groups. to seek reinstatement later.” June 30,' conducted his last com matlon. back" if she undertook to ex. Known ns Red Ally ‘The case required disciplinary mencement at Yale today aa 2,405 town official, died at his home lost cially arranged by Gerhart Eisler, able to Occupation information chief for the East Ger­ Accused In Police Killing change atomic information with The .new Lutheran bishop, one of action," he added. “I thlnk every­ students, a record number, rC' night following a short illness. "I can’t discuss it in detail at STEPHEN ROGERS PECK the youngest ever to hold such thing will be all right.” man Government, at the former Leetmer on Art Anatomj other nations, says Lt. Gen. Leslie eelved degrees. Born on December 26. 1872 oiT this time,” Kefauver said, “but hla Tokyo, June 11—(/P) — Frank office In Hungary, in a 30-page the Taylor farm on South Main Nazi Propaganda Ministry on Famous Brand Heating Oil I Panoaz School oif Deolfn Groves, scientist who headed war­ Dr. Dye said he ia not sure 'The noted educator and histor­ Wllhelmstrasse, testimony will be a big help in our Hawley. Tokyo correspondent for time atomic bomb project . . . State 'open letter” in 1648 urged his whether he will vote with the ian, who has been Yale’s president street, which is now part of the drive against organized crime.” ■the London Times, said today he Ciean— Hot— Economical » - New York a t y i church to seek conciliation 'with He said he bxpccted that with poSee stiength is raised to 50 at board on Dr. Sander’s application this announcement hla connection The Mafia originally was a se had been advised he is considered i^luB Time-Saving, Trouble- announces the openit^g of a Morristown, Tenn., after two tha country’* Communtot-led gov­ for reinstatement. He explained (Ooatlaoed oa Page, Bight) (Coatinaed qd Page Eight) cret society of assassins and mur­ persona non i^ata,” on unac­ Dry Clean With ernment. . It was considered ap­ with Reuters, a world-wide news Saving Ser^ce WINDOW week-end bombings in 11-week that as board president he votes agency with headquarters in Lon­ derers which existed in Sicily ceptable person, by General Mac- MANCHESTER SUMMER CLASS parent hen that he hod been only in the event of a tie. textile strike reports spread don, would be ended: more than 100 years ago. Some of Arthur’s headquarters. Efficient Weather-Watdiing that Iran’s.cabinet will soon be namedi to succeed Ordass because Dr. Dye emphasized that the Its members are,believed to have bard was against euthanasia or "I’m looking for a Job now in MacArthur’s headquarters noti­ System repiacec or reshuffled. of the views expressed In the widely the German Democratic Republic,” entered this coimtry around 1859. fied Sir Alvory Gascoigne, the circulated *paniphlet. mercy killing. , PORTRAIT '’a n a t o m y NEW MODEL he said with a smile at Eisler, who It was held responsible for the ranking British diplomat here that Strike of 6JI0O bakers who make In the tract, Dezsfiry said after “ I and other board members Prompt, Automatic Fuel An intensive study of head structure, about 70 per cent of New York Hawley was no longer acceptable. Deliveries News Flashes (Oeattanad oa Page Two) (doatfooed on Poga Two) ’^Hawley said he was told head- SCREENS features, age, and fadal expression. C it y n bread has been averted for (Oontlaaed m Poga Twa) (OentiniMd tm Page Eight) quortira considers his reports on at least two weeks . . . A $80,000 (L«to Bunetlu of the m Wire) ‘ Full Measure Guaranteed BEGlNPilNG JULY 18 *iliis Summer war chest is being raised by an- Japan‘^nd the occupation "sub­ jective and not objective.’’ Tueadaya— Wednesdays— ^Thursdays tlon’s non-tcheduled air SIghte to fight government ruling cutting Ranch Hand, 128, Wants Hawley said MaJ. Gen. K M. Al­ ff^hen you need fuel Choice of Momtaif, Afternoon, Eventai( Oronpe It’s hard to keep clothes fresh and cipan Two Tribes Guard Military Admits Shooting Delays AcUon mond, MacArtbur’s chief of staff, their flights in any one direction Philadelphia, June 12—(47— quickly during the hot weather. Consequently by more than half . ■ • Some 800 Georgetown, Dec., June it —(47 ' told him on June 8 a careful study Federal Judge Jomea P. MeOron- To Live ‘Few More Years’ of his dispatches by bcadquorton else, sre«esilwieM*sliw Complete information and things are dry cleaned more ifften. N E W employees of Seymour Manufac­ Secrets— Bows and Arrows —Mrs. Thelma Powell, former ery today delayod acUon for oa Registration Forms now avaiiable: turing company In Connecticut, WAO aad mother of two deagb- iadetinito time on the govern- proved his opposition to Commun- MMde af Styraa plsellci CA LL 4148 MODEL DRY CLEANING Is so thorough Ism. So it was difficult for bead- ■ Rkek, powerful, ' MANCHESTER dispute with management over ters. has sigaed a statement ad­ ment’o requeot to tramter Barry Earned $1 a Month that dethes stay fresher longer. Try us three Isauee, were scheduled Oold, aoensed of delivering V. S. Brownsville, Tex., June 12—(47 quartera therefore to understand ■ keMag tana, aracUlaa flagaai Btary Cheney Library Washington, June 12—(4V-Two^sald. "When a stranger ap- mitting she fatally shot a Marine —"Pancho” Comocho, who says he The brother got a Job as a strike today but teach agrceeneat prtmltive BrazlUan tribes ------rere- j proaches, their bows and arrows ntomie oecrete to Ruosla, from why he should "critleisa Msc- jkaard. 6aa«Hfwl Raeawaad' MeOUI-Converae, Ine. and aee. Corpn veteraa. Police Cnpteln la 128 years old, has a simple de­ ranch bond with a nfon named Artburis admlnlstraUon.’’ I 648 Main St. on one of Issuos. iwrtod today to have been con­ ore hidden.' OUreoce Lynch raid today. Philadelphia to New York where Valentin Gavito. Pancho was too ■Nta m 6 Krary IMtlkJlylaB sire — be would like to live a few CaBed "Serartty BrahT MDm Rope Hendenoa, Dir. of Art Dolegates from 12 weaterA tacted by whlto men for the flint Sopreme ISolaUonlets * • • he woibld have beea brought to im­ smaU for ranch work, but the Oberg sold the two tribes have mediate titaL more years. Hie Times man said Almond told Lowest Mnw*eeter Bllh Seboel countrioa, mooting in Paris, ^torm time—stIU Jealously guard the (Poncho's age — and his desire Gavitos let him help with chorea "World Brotherhood” to spread “military accrets" of a forgotten “considerable prtmlUve culture.’' Tacks Toss PIcketa • • • him “no oocreditod oorNraondaBt HABTrORD iFoif ssn — came to light when a census about the bouse. He was paid a should publish any nowa Iwriy to ■artfWd PnbUe Library prtneiplea of toleraace advocated civilisation. They believe man waa created out Montatowa, Tenn,, June 16—(47 Trucks Crash silver dollar and a bar of so^t Prices In —State Highway Patrolmen re< South Wladoor, Jobs 16—(47—• taker visited him . at his hut on interfere with MaeArtlmr’s ob­ (Central Library) by National Ckmforence of Cfliris- Dr. Kolvervo Oberg of the of blocks of wood, and hold relig­ the Big Champion Ranch near the every month. tius **iuU measure** values Wadsworth Howlaad O o- Ine. tlana and Jews of America. Smithsonian Institute told today ious ceremonies regularly, attir^ moved otfUdag CIO pickets from Eight Hartford men were hoepltal- jectives. Those arho do so ssigM M mouth of the Rio Grand* river. He grew up on the Gavito ranch, be oonridered security risks.'* 636 Asytara 8L of his visits to the Namblguora principally in feather beaddreeaeo, In front of the American. Eaka taed following a crash between became a r e ^ o r hand and married LUMBER Town Coip. Bayen ploat today After two trucks ooirylng tobacco work- "Senor, my name is Francisco Hawlsy said Almond lafotkMd *VE8'i' HARTFORD TreRsnry Balaace and Terena tribe* deep in the their bodies painted with "com­ Ckunocho, and I am 128 years old,’’ a girl who lived on the rancho Hia Amaaon jungles, and oold they are plicated red and black seml-gco- taeha w en f oand oa the rood lead­ era at the latereecttOB of Fleosoat wife and their first bom diiid at him that any aonospoadsot oooM> BVILDim SUPPLIES West Hartford PnbOe Ubrarr Valley road and EUlagton rood, at he said In Spanish. 15 Washington, June la—iS V -ni# suspicious of white men and of betric designs." ing late tlM ptaat. State Safety the birth of the child. ' be expelled aa a "ssourtly’ tf*.** % Pancho told of crossing the Rio CBmmlssliaer Sam K. Neal eald 6:80 a. ns. today. T aira to Hart­ Hawley oald ba wo* adtUsd ijr # SHINGLES - RO O Fm e position of the Treasury June 8; neighbors who have white con­ At other times they go naked. Grande Into the United SUtes 1st odd 2-24 Ital. Ranch hand tacts. TTiey live In a relatively unex- the pleketo were moved from the ford hospital, the mra, nooe of MacArthur aUa ske aHRlki if* Net bpdg«R receipts 6106,804,- whom were serlduily Injured, ore with on older brother. ‘They were Pancho never remarried. He went P otterlon’s 443.70; budget expenditures, $128.- "CXiriously, one of their major plor^ area in dense forests bor- Immediate plaat vidaity "until orphans end Pancho was only-ssven MAIN ST. AT THE CENTER — • nsvaasi UMSSwmr^ worries is that their ‘military se­ we are aonured that no more tacks .•reported suffering from multiple 824,186.85; cash balance, 64,028,- .years old. . * Or write tet aiephra Peck. 61 WbeMixten Sa., N. Y. O. 141,667,37. crets’ will be revealed,” Dr. Oberg . 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