Hale's June Bargain Days

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1951 p a g e TW ENIT Jianrl|()atrr lEoraing Ifrralb Average Daily Net Press Run The Weatbar For Um Week Osaiag Foroeaat o< D. •, WostfeW Jane S. 1S51 ^ m m X I ■ 1 1 I ■ 1^ ILm I ^ i I I l l l l l l l ^ Ll 1^ 1 XI I I I ■ ■ • ■ Fair today, wanti; tonlgkt lelri THURSDAY, FRTOAY, 1 0 ,2 0 6 Friday fair aad wans; Wgheel Member ot tko Audit temporatsre aboat IS. HALE’S JUNE BARGAIN DAYS SATURDAY, JUNE 7-8-? Borees of CUealatloBB MancheBier-^A City of Vittags Charm MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 7. 19.51 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CBNT9 VOL. L X X , NO. 210 (ClMsUled Advertisliig oe Peg* >•) GREEN GIVEN WITH ———------_ . _,^CASH SALES SEAMPRUFE’S ANNIVERSARY SALE OF D O U B L E ^ : ^ STAMPS a l l DAY THURS. Final Clearance FAMOUS PROPORTIONED-UENCTH SLIPS O F ALL OUR s : K r -j s k ' s r Says IJ. S. Unable to Insure Pact Safety REG. 49c 36" FAST COLOR Wort, avemge pr t«H. VVhiff TYPE 140 42x36 LADY PEPPERELL *0 SQUARE PERCALE PRINTS OR WONDERCRAFT PILLOW CASES Coats— Suits RES. $3.98 $3.49 rineat quality type 140 pillow cases for Dump Truck, C.ar Meet at Foster and Pearl Streets Beautiful florals and geometric patlems on fine naxtmum wear...... Each ^ 80 Die ill Flames Secretary quality 80 square percale...... Yard Vy At Terrific Savings Allies Win Mountains REG. $3.50 48 X 36 TYPE 140 CAST IRON 74c EACH In Brazil Crash $2.69 REDUCED FROM OUR OVYN STOCK REG. 59c 34" FAST COLOR Airs Facts Where Allien Hammer at Reiln* Bastion Klo l>e Janlero, June 7— — CLOSE OUT LOT OF FRUIT OF THE LOOM PRINTS TYPE 180 42x38'/j LADY PEPPERELL Straddle Two A Jammed eommuter train hit a stalled gaaollne truck near On Yalta FOUNDATIONS. GIRDLES AND CORSETS One whole table of all types of patterns and color* “■ COMBED YARN PERCALE PILLOW CASES EVERY RAYON SUIT - - V y//;^— — ; here today and a spokesman for Inga for dresses, bimiaes. spnrt.s wear, drspejles. ^ Vital Routes NORTH KOREA' the railroad said at least 80 Broki-n stvlM .nd'SiWK. »»00 to $10.00 vbIuo!.. Sale otr .Yard Real luxury combed yarn cases, so soft, Junior Sizes...... 9 to 17 persons—and perhaps as many Wa.sbington, June 7— as too — burned to death In fine and luxurious...... Each Misses S iz e s...... 10 to 18 TRIANGLT flaming gasoline. Fifty other —Secretary of State Acheson 84c Women’s S iz e s ...... 16Vj to 22’ ^> To ‘Triangle^ today called it “a hard que»- SMALL QUANTITY . kesman for the line— tion" whether Russia could Gabardine.s, Pin Checks, Stripes, Novelty Materials Tokyo, June 7.— (Ah —Allied the government's railway Cen­ ,30’’ PLAIN GREY PLISSE CREPE MONUMENT MILLS tral Do Brasil—said the blazing stop the Korean war even i f troops today straddled the two v KUMHWA ^ gas sprayed the Aral passenger HO minded. While quality lasts. Light gray color only. Reg. O O PURE WHITE FILLINU MATTRESS PADS Every One At most Important mountains guard­ iN -- ■ nWHERt REDS ear as the engine hit the triiek. ing the approaches to Chorwon and ARE DUG IN GLOVE SPECIAL 49c yard...... Yard Then the engineer, trying fran- Washington, June 7 — (/P) 54x76 FULL S IZ E ...... $4.99 ea. Kumhwa, Red strongholds In tleally to halt his train, stopped For June bargain daya. Sueded washable, all white slip on style North Korea. so that the last ear ivas In the Secretary of State Acheson flo\-es. with self trim ruff. Size. « to 7'^. 39x76 TWIN S IZ E ...... $3.99 ea. Sweating United Nations Infan- miildle of the burning wieek- testified today the United REG. 79c AND 89c .00 tr)rmen clambered to the top of age of th** triiek. .All the deaths States does not have enough Real quality mattre.ss pads that are guaranteed to launder for 2,700 foot (Mount Kodae four *»eenrre

NIAGARA PART LINEN DISH TOWELS Junior, Mi.s.ses, Women’s Sizes Beat Off Rc.. Attacks tructlnn 7" Farther to the east mud-caked .4niiiials from Market; arrested by Patrolman ,Ios«*ph Sartor nnd chargi*,! with violation of rules of the road. The other Acheson said: "Not with thS driver was Mrs, Gertrude A. Corblel. 27, of 102 North Ijikewood circle, who suffered a severe head forces available today." RAYON UNDERWEAR SPECIAL REG. 79c WASHABLE Tour choice of pure linen or long wearing Worsted and wool gabardine, wool check.s, woo! suedes, United Nations troops Wednesday Big Packers 'Attack seized 8,1(X) foot Kwangdok moun­ laceratJon. Her three-years old daughter la hospitalized for observation, while her two-yeara-old Touches on "Hot Pursuit" Niagara dish towels that will not lint and are wool plaids, wool nubby fabrics, wool fleeces, woo! yarn son escaped Injury. Wc fine quality rayon jiantieH w4th elantir backe or full alasMo extra absorbent. Multi-color stripes...... Each tain, southwest of Kumhwa, de­ OPS Price Regulation At another point, Acheson laid eob 39c dye grays. Sizes 9 to 15, 10 to 20, 16 to 44. waiat band. White and pink. SI ft, ft, 7. 8. PLAIN COLORED WAFFLE PIQUE layed front line dispatch aald The it was the Defense department mountain looks up another valley Bulletin! which ruled out "hot pursuit" of Fourteen colors In lights and darks In this most / L '^ 7 MORGAN JONES route and towers over hills to the Backs Boost enemy planes across the Korean- north. Washington, Jime 7 —(JD— Gimbel Blames Macy Manchurian border. 2 /O'" $X.09 ABSORBENT DISH CLOTHS 6 FOR 54c Allies beat off r. seriea of bat- Rnports spread today that aomo Acheson told Senators Investi­ $19-95 $25.00 Bort of rompromlse may be near gating the ouster of Gen. Douglu tallon-Blned counterattacks early tTATim nmt I In Individual VALUES UP TO $39.00 Thuraday morning on the road to on the beef price controversy, MacArthur that the State depart­ REG. 89c to $ 1.49 YD. BATES. AMERITEX possibly Ir volving cancellation of For ^HoF Price War ment simply relayed to the mili­ IRREGULARS OF LIGHT WEIGHT Kumhwa, then they clawed their Map locates the Communist Chorwon-Kurnhwa-Pyongyang as- way 2.0C9 yards closer to the south­ one or both of two mllbaeks In tary department the reaction of HANDBAG SPECIAL AND OTHER NATIONALLY FAMOUS eenibly area northraet of Seoul and the defense arc on the southern livestock prtcea scheduled for Income Taxes six other members of the United eastern comer of the Reds' prized ootsklrta where the Bede are battling Allied forces. Alllee were re­ New York, June 7—UP)— A known as the world's largest de­ Far June h«rf»ln days. Summer handhaifs In straws, fsbric and CANNON FACE CLOTHS 5 FOR 49c this sumaner and fall. Nations to the idea. The six had 'Iron Triangle." ported drtrtng closer to the "Iron Triangle" yesterday, with patrols Gimbel Brothers' spokesman partment store, rut prices on plaatica. Boxy styles, pouch or over the shoulder. All whits. SPECIAL GROUP OF M. J . Fl.vnn. a Kansas City only a few of the "hundreds of been told about the plan, but not Three colors only. Peach, aqua and yellow. Many units burned up their lashing retreating Reds. ______charged to'lay that Mary's de­ VMts with trim and pastel colors. SUMMER FABRICS cattle dealer and understood to House Ways, Means for partment store started this city's thousands of Items" on the asked to pass upon It. Bormal supply of amm'unltlon early be a long time friend of Presi­ heated price war and made "sui k- market. Earlier In the hearings, when NICKEL PLATED RUST RESISTANT ALL WOOL TOPPERS In the attack. Tanka reaupplled dent Truman, said recommenda­ 12V2% Junip, Also .S ers of the public" with "mlsleaU- He suggested an amendment to military men were In the witnen Plus Tax yd. them, running a gauntlet of Chi­ tions of a group of live sto,*k Ing" advertising. existing businesa laws which rhalr, It was developed that tho 77c nese artillery and mortar Arc. Perrenlage Point Rise r $2.47 BLOUSE HANGERS AND SKIRT HANGERS Legislature Adopts men have been "accepted” by Testifying before a State In­ would prohibit a retailer who To the east. Allied troops were quiry Into the raging battle ot (Oontlnued on Paffs Four) Blouse hanger holds 5 blouses, shirts or dresses. Paste! colors, crepe lining. Sizes: the adndnlsiratlon. In Corporation Rates marked down an Item from mark- REG. and $1.49 BATIKS COMBED YARN driven from one prominent ridge- prices, the Glmbel's represent a- Ing It dp again In the future, BROADCLOTH and LAWN PRINTS Skirt hanger holds up to 12 skirts. 3 days ONLY Junior, misses. line by Red counterattacks at live accused the rival department | The hearing was called to give JUNE BARdAIN DAYS at this low price...... Each $15.00 noon. Elaewhera In ths mountain­ Dempcratic Budget Chicago, June 7—48^—Cattle Washington. Juns T-*-(^—A ralaer# itlH kept the bulk of their 12 ^ per cent increase In individ­ Store of threatening the exlsfehee'jboth mamrnmh rnerchshdlsera and REG 89c. .19" AMERITEX FLOCKED ORGANDIES Notion Dept. ous east the Allied advance of this country’s small businesa small retailers a chance to air Hint Hospital ground to a halt in the face of animals down on the farm and ual Income taxes and a boost of REG. 89c. 19" AMERITEX DOTTED SWISS atubbom North Koreans. firms. their views during an uneasy hill ANKLET SPECIAL In feedlota today and the threat five percentage points In corporate The witness. I>nil.s Broldo, exec­ In the fair-trade fracas, REG. 89c. 19" PRINTED RAYON CREPES WE HAVE DRASTICALLY REDUCED "They've suffered tremendjua Before Adjournment utive vice president of Glmbel’s Plan for Aged fla s quality durens mercerized English rib or cuff style. Nylon REG. 79c STRIPED AWNING CLOTH losses,” a U. N. officer said. "The of an early widespread beef short­ tax ratc.s won final approval toilay Mary'* started chopping Its reinforced anklets in white and pastel colors. Size 8 to 11, from the House Ways and Means hurled his eharges against Mary's prices after the U. S. Supreme EVERY GARMENT IN STOCK bodies must be stacked on each age became more acute. committee. at the opening session of the REG. $1.19 All color combinations. Red and white, blue and other." I Only 14,000 head of cattle ar­ Court scrapped a section of the The U. N. advance In the west Moving ahead at a fa.ster clip on Slate Inquiry The Investigation falr-trailc laws. Gimbel’H began Report Triitnan to Ask white, green and white, green and orange, etc. Lodge. GOP Leaders Say 214 Million Appropria­ rived today for sale at the na­ the proposed $7,100,000,000 tax In­ Is being conilueted hy the Joint pr- 4.5" AMERITEX RAYON CORD Yard 69c EVERY BETTER SUIT tion's 12 principal livestock crease hill, the committee also ap­ I.a'gisintive Gommlllee on Unfair For Government Paifl 3 '79c (Oontlniied oa Page Three) tion Was Accepted to Avoid Special Session markets, compared with 28,600 the (Oantlnued on Page Four) Practical fine quality washable rayon cord in L’inest fabric gabardines, sharkskins, yarn dye grays, proved on overall celling of 90 per Trade Practices. same day a week ago. cent on the amount of an Indlvid- Broldo tohl the committee that Service ft>r All Over 65 five smart colors. For dresses, suits, skirts and noveltv materials, wool checks. Former prices $45.00 to TTiis brought the week's re­ Yard state Capitol. Hartford, June 7* "fiscal fakcry and financial fool- the prlee war which since hs.s milts...... 97c REG. $1.19 24’’x48" RAG RUGS en," and creates the danger of a ceipts to date to 110,700 compared $55.00. NOW —(JP)—A atrife-torn General Aa- (Continued on Page Four) spread to f»tber parts of the na­ Washington, June 7—(Ah— 1416 deficit. Democrats argued that with 135,500 last week, which In­ Jucl^e Charody can under­ (Its. sell evi*ryh(Mlv on everything all HOUSEWARE DEPT. blown off in Korea laat August, that the Democrats budget, appro­ finances for political effect In the ings. Comparatively heavy ship­ W pmI llartforil Man Hetwven 5,000,(M)0 and 7.000,0P1 — The tho Social Security law. REG. 59c 16x28 HAND S IZ E ...... 44c ea. TV SPECIAL-NEW Mustapha El Nahaa Pasha tried ceasity of an Immediate special Oscar Ewing, Federal Security FIRST QUALITY to make deal with Ruasla because ating a so-called "baby budget" for them to comply with govern­ Believed With Reds WolfsRob­ Canvas with wooden frame. 90 Church street, headquarters of side the clubhouse. They made sev­ der police have heard the sounds 376.80; budget expenditures, ert Lovett said today the armed forces may need authoritf REG. $3,98 VALUES...... $2.9$ Tlioiisaiicis Attend $226,082,334.71; cash balance, $5,- New York Military District, with­ eral frantic efforts to rescue their of gunfire continuously for three In Wafi;e Boost to make even more than the $60,650,000,000 worth of con­ TYI>E 140 VALUES UP TO $5.00 in a few weeks. pet but were unable to reach him. days. 114,929,051.38. VALUES to $3.98...... $2.29 PLASTIC CARDEN HOSE- $ 8 .9 8 Dougherty Rites tracts and other commitments they are asking during the Guaranteed for five years. 50’ length. 1-3 the weight of ordinary Sale P ric e ...... I ^ Detroit, June 7- (Ah— The Ford fiscal year starting July 1. REG. $1.98 VA LUES...... $1.59 FINEST LUXURY MUSLIN SHEETS hose. Climate-conditioned. Won’t crack or kink. Solid braaa Motor Co. today joined General e « * couplings. Never need replacing. Lightweight, clean, strong, Philadelphia, June 7—UP)—The Motors In announcing that It DAN RIVF.R MAJESTIC T Y PE 140 Sanforized cottons, prints, checks, few plain colors. Zip­ Roman Catholic church paid U. S. REVEALS ITEMS BANNED TO REDS CAST IRON TYPE 140 Impervious. Latest A-Bomb Test Data Seven Nazi War Criminals would pay the so-called "produc­ SUMMER OVERALLS AND COVERALLS per, button coat styles. Few sun backs in small sizes. solemn last honors today to the tivity” raise of four cents an hour Washington, June 7— (/P)— The government made public COHASSET (Irregulars of Pequot) late Dennis Cardinal Dougherty, to Its 113.000 hourly rated em­ Sizes 1 to 6x. BEVERAGE SETS Sizes 12 to 48. for 33 years the beloved spiritual today a sweeping list of hundreds of thousands of items May Be Aired Next Week Hanged for Mass Murders ployes. which friendly governments would be forbidden to ship to REG. $1.59 VALUES...... $1.39 BOOTS $3.95 GREEN MINT $5.49 shepherd of the Archdiocese of Ford's statement said nothing 81x108 Philadelphia. directly about holding the price the Soviet bloc. Any nation knowingly exporting the piquets An assemblage of more than 1,- line. But the company aald It REG. $1.98 VALUES ...... $1.59 $3.47 VICKI $5.95 ELLEN $4.95 New York, June 7—(/P)— A re -“^ country la producing "on an in­ 200 bishops, priests, nuns and lay Landsbe’rg, Germany. June 7— - Day to break the back of Nazi after June 18 would be cut off from American financial and STORE AIR CONDITIONED FOR waa acting In the wake of yester­ POND LILY $4.49 PLAID $5.95 port on laat month's atomic bomb duatrial basis” bombs which "are dignitaries, unprecedented for any (IP)—Seven Nazi war criminal!, power. economic help, under terms of a Ckingressional act. 72x108 CAST IRON TYPE 140 $3.37 testa at Bniwetok probably will considerably Improved over those convicted of the mass murder of Three of those banged were SS day's ruling by the Wage Stabi­ * * * funeral service here, filled to over­ (Elite Guard) generals and two lization board, which atipulated SUMMER BONNETS What a value In fine luxury type sheets that taIU wear for year* YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE be made public next week. Chair­ used In World War II flowing the vaulted Cathedral of millions, were hanged by the Unit­ N. Y. TRANSIT STRIKE THREAT GROWS and years. ed States Army here early to$lay. were colonels condemned for the that any auto manufacturer could man Gordon Dean of the Atomic Disdaining the technical lan- SS, Peter and Paul. wanton slaughter of innocent grant the boost only by agreeing REG. $2.49 AND $2.98 V A LU ES...... $2.00 Energy commission (AEC) said Enthroned within the aanctu* TTiey were the laat to die of New York, June 7—(A>)—New York city’s transit strike AND PLEASURE gruage which the AEC often uses 275 persons condemned by the U. Jews, Gypsies and Russians. that It would not raise the price threat headed into a new crisis today following rnllapse fU today. in its announcements, Dean said ary were four members .of the Two other SS men died because, MIUINERV DEFT. Sacred College of Cardinals, the 8. War Crimes tribunals'of 1946- of Its pro

i ^ j p i MAJNUMfJSltK EVEWINU HERALD. MANCi?ESTER. CONN., THURSDAY. JUNE 7, 1981 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MA^UHESTER, CONN, ’THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1961 PAGE f A G l TW O lant mlnutB by court action In Contributions Needed Atom Bomb Datiji 7 Nazis Hanged Waahinirton. About Town Rogers to Preach For Uie third lime Uie men re­ For Our Public Nurses IVlay Be Released Straddle Two Plans Are Now Completed hniiiinL (Hills ceived final vialta from their wlvet The Epworth Circle of the South Local PTA Groups Urge At South Church Fm livSM Foods Now In Season For Mass Murder yeaterday. The aeven women re­ Methodist VVKCS announces a food Direct^s of ths Manehaster VSN' Hr ,!(!. S lumed to their Hninll. drab hotel, sale for Siitiirday at ten o’clock Public Health Nursing Associa­ (Continued From Page One) For Cornerstone Laying m iB AND CHIPS WITH Ol'B FRI AI ATOR where they Hal tonellicr throiiRh Vital Routes laBimaMl fr«w in Hale’.s store, Oi.r) Main alreot. tion are concerned that contri­ Action on New High School George Edward Rogers. Head- « moHl of the niKht. Outaide Ameri- Mrs. Thelma VVoodbrldae, heada butions to their annual drive auiitary •wee** gives you a delicious, crisp. nounced on May 25 had been con­ mo-ster of Monson Academy, Mon- he had no doubt this referred L> c.iii con“lal)ulnrv jeeps pntrolled Uie coniinittec. ^ have been coming in very slow-- cluded at the Enlwetok proving A service marking the laying of ‘ Chapel. Reception Lounge, Recrea- ^ Seals*In the flavor! Come in and the nearby empty alreetH, hut no A Buggeatlon that a member of To ^Triangle^ son, Mas.s , will he the guest the Untied States. ly- grounds In the Pacific. the cornerstone of the new Eman- tion Room, Pastor's Stud.v and CHILDREN’S FIRST QUALITY fSy^w nrFR IE D OYSTERS \NO CI-AMS PACKED None of the seven faltered when iiiHdentaim identa occurredneciirred ' I The Mary Cushman group of the The public has been asked to Dean gave no Indication that | the Parent-Teachera aaaoclatton be List Betrothal Church Office. Plans for the hiiild- preacher for the morning service called to begin the march to the' The prison rhaplaln informed second Congregational church give $n,769 to offest the deficit ual Lutheran Pariah building, now- at tile South McUnujisl (liiirch on T A K B HOME. CALL 2-8003. the puhll<" report on the teats I allowed to alt in on meetinga of (ftontlnned from Page One) ing were drawn by Herman Peter­ eallowa All of them had dropped , the women of the execiiliona | will hold their final meeting of the which will be incurred next year. would much light on this 111 process of coiistriicUoii. w ill be sen, while the cunlractor is John Siindny. Mr Rogers is filling the off to sleep earlier believing they I .,i,ortly before 2 a m. Thev weid. season tomorrow evening at .Mrs. A fee charge dwhen a nurse vis­ speculation the Board of Education haa been held next Sunday afternoon at 4 pulpit ill the ali.Mcncc of tlie Rev. flua: Million Dollar Pursuit was paced by infantrymen storm­ It, Wcnnci’gren. both membera of would win a laHt-minulc reprieve. . ,,, „ friend; t:. U liimiui's coUage at Andover its a home, hut if the family Is He said Lt. Gen. Klwood R. /______made by the Lincoln PTA in lel- ing up Mount Kodac. four miles o’clock F.inanuel churcli. h'rcd R F.ilgar who is In Provi- " COMMUNITY RESTAURANT unable to pay, the expense is ilcnce. It 1 attending the New The first to die at iimlmgtit - i,^ , ^ave died in l.alie A pot luck .siippei will be on- Qiiesada. commander of the task tcra aent to the Board of Educa­ southwest of Chorwpn, 3'hcy push­ Dr. Eskil G. Englund of Worces­ Preceding the service » half- , home by the association. It i* 8UN.. MON., TUBS. Kngland Soullicni Conference of t u S NORTH MAIN STREET MANCHESTER waa 8S Col I’aul Blobel. who fof" ' the open- I wish he roiild liave joyed at 6:..0. force which conducted the teats. \ tion, Board of Directors and ed the LTitnese back to a point 47) ter, Mass., president of the New hour program of organ musir anil Book an archilect’s drafting tsiMd ^ ^ man." purely a public seiwlce. and Dr. Alvin C. Graves of the; miles from the deepest penetra­ England Conference, will ho tlie of- the Mcliiodist nuircli Grand (Jhief IJaiigliter Mrs. Hel­ NMTMITCMUMAVRMIDNEI School Building committee. carillimic hells, will Im* amplitied to lead extermination aquade m oc- i^,t,ij,berger.H. accusloined to the The five visiting nurses made Loa Alamos (N. M.) laboratory; tion of their abortive spring of- ficlnling clergyman, nssi.aleii hy Mr Rogers is well known in thia ,1 en .Macf’onailiie of New Jersey, n.883 visits la.st year. Without MHWIID0061M The primary purpose of the let­ from the niiirch Tower. iiipled Russia. The massacre i „itle or noth­ "are now back In the United ter, which was read at the direc­ fcnslvc.s, several pastors Of the Hartford area liaving lived lure for many SI Kiev IS on hi» and (fraud Deputy .MI-mk Jean tlicse nurses B.S6.T people would Tlic entire cornerstone laying (10.000 persons ing to .oay A few expre.s.sed relief States (tiid will probably bo ready tors meeting Tuesday night, was Dniffinate Roads District and repr<^sentativos of the years licforc going to Mon.son. Ho Hrowii of .New Britain, will make liiive been without trained care. some time next w’oek to sa.v all kfmmuiimf Protestant clergy of Mancliester. ceremony will be carried over a luis spoken to large and apprecia­ record. I list at last the issue was settled. to urge action on the construction Atog the 2.700 foot hill. United public address system ao that order. their official vikiI t/> Helen David­ The majority of the ealle made that can be said publicly about Plus: Richard Travla la Greetings will be given by Town tive aiiilicncca on a mimlier of oc­ Then, m alphabetical .Many Ormans felt the men should by tile nurses are to eh chron­ of a new High school for Manches­ Nations forces dominate entrance- everyone gathered on the church son Lodge. No. 98, Daughtei’s ol them at this time." <‘D.\NGER ZONE” Manager George H. Waddell, rep- casions in tlie past He la well PERMANENT WORK OPPORTUNITY! came: have hern given cleemency be- Scotia, tomorrow evening at 7:4R ically ill. young mothers of new ter. ways to the Chorwon-Hiimwha- grounds can hear. HS Col Werner Braune. lawyer Dean commented drily that the reseiiliiig Mayor Harold Tlirklnp- linowii n.i a forceful iiiul effective V-." ...... I I cause thev had hern "tortured " b.V in the lilaioiiic Temple. A .social babies anil patients who are not In requesting representation on Yonggaiig trangle. On their left ton; Rev. Rornaril Joliiisun, presi- , Rcfrc.shmenla and a aocial hour turned officeiw h ose troops waped I ,f ABC d(3ea not give out Its rate of school matters, the letter pointed is the Seuul-C'hurwon highway. On speaker, writer and cdiuator. lime will follow", w ith i efre.shnienls sick enough to go to a hospital. progress, either In development or dent of the Hartford District ami | ill charge of the I.iUlh«'rweds of o'lil thousands of civlliann at Sira- B out that the local PTA has a mem­ their riglit Is the opening of On Sunday mm mug lie will STENOGRAPHERS AND rolil’.' A iiiei n an-born altorne.v, I in charge of .Min George May of No other organization in Man- prodiietlon. heoaii.se ".siieh infor­ Rev. Lolund Hunt, president of tlic j kimaiuiel will brihg the afternoon prak on the sulijcct ’’t■sclulness. fcropol^ m Urn Ku.s8ian_CM^^ Wiehl, commented bit­ bership of 2,100 parents. The Lin­ Pyonggang valley, which splits I Middle "Dimplke V\'est. and her che.ster fills this need. mation would be of very great i Mancliester Miiiisterial Kcllnwslilp. \ program to a close 'nio public Is I a for Survival 88 Gen. Erich Naumann, whose If every family In Manches­ coln ^ A has 165 members. The the triangle. SHORTS iximmiUee. During her stay in I value to our oompetitora." | BURNSIDE-r.V: Herman Johnson, vice president of ; extermination force wiped out terly: letter was signed by Mrs. Alfred coidiallv invited to attend. "Hie Public Is invited. hangings are a aevere I town Mrs. MaeConarhle will be the ter would give one dollar the Turning to the problem of de- 'Birvilli I HTFB MAMfUfiTfR (Tliorwon itself lies in front Only the Board of Administration of I CLERK-TYPISTS WANTED Q KQCk u v) CJvPB^E® on tn^, "These ^ , Anderson, retiring president. I guest of Cliiet Daugliter Mrs. deficit would easily be raised. ! veloping atomic power for propiil- one low hill stands between the Emanuel, will respond for the ron- | eiiHtem front In a little more than ' blow to Oerman-American • AIB CONDITIONED • Pointing out that voters have 1 Six clophniitR Riul one cRmcl. jjohn Trouglilon of Adams street. Contributions can be sent to i Sion. Dean said "we are much Allies and the city. gregatioii .Special music will be three weeks. *h‘P ■o'> come Just when both (tlron Tord already approved an appropria­ u.scd by CiuncFc Kcd.q t«» move sup- FOR PERMANENT POSITIONS Mrs. W. G. Finnegan, 188 Wood- i farther along on the aubmarine" <»rnr Tlprnf*y But front dispatches said the furnished by the Senior. Youth and [ ’Fuo IN. K. Soloiis 88 Gen. Otto Ohlendorf, another | roiintries should be the closest of tion for engineers and architect's I plloR ill Korea u n c dcMtrovcd one The condition of Gleun Gagnon bridge street. Manchester. power plant than on a comparable 1 ilohn Load Adb Baxter Red.s liave (put retreating. They’ve Junior choirs of I'niiiniiel. dim led ' Iswver, who directed the exter- , friends.” 1 fees on preliminary plans for a liny in Miu’i’ti by I ’ S. Mamie flglit- AWerdlBK Incomee commeneurate with aMUty. Fleaaant working ; age ftve, ol' 303 C<»oper Hill slreel, one for airplanes, but he added; ' “ The Mating "Follow Ttie dug in to fight. hy Organist ('laronce W. Helsinp. mlnstion of more than BO.OOO per- The widows, meanwhile, made new High school, the letter noted For DiHiiriiKiiiiciit I cr pilntj4. cendlMona. Two weeks paid vacation. Sick leave. Oroop tastir- I reniaiii.s unchanged rI MancheHter | "I am sure in my own mind that i Season” Son” y The U S. Kiglilh Army commu­ The articles to be placed in the | sons in Russia. , arrangements with the "Lelchen- 1 Memorial ho^pital tfitlay. 'Hie | "much dissatisfnetfon and con­ Cornerstone will be deposited in a • I •Bce, etc. Kxpertencr helpful but net neceesary. freuen" women who make a eventually we are going to have At 3:15 At C:M 8 (:U nique Ttiiir.sday night reported the 83. Gen. Oswald Pohl. overlord i 1 youngster been unconacloual cern’" with the ilelay. The voters. hox Friday evening of tilts week I New Ytiik June 7 ,/P) T\\n meager living by washing and pre­ both." ' I smallest pains of Its coiinterof- I of all Nasi eoncenlratlon camps. I i stnii U by a car la^t Thur.'- In the process of developing such 1 It continued, gave a High school ftiosive 'I^e distances were given in the presem e of the Board of .\d I New Kngland Senatom plan to In- FOR appointment C A U . MR. HOOAN paring bodies for burial— to per­ Local Stocks Miss Mary Isiwicr and destroyer of the \' arsaw 1 I day morning <»n Hartfonl road. power plants, hr continued, the , , M n.. "I War A < oimnani«t For prior consideration when they ap­ fur only two advances ministration and inenihers of tin Irothnc II ifsolutK'ii in abtmt a form this service inside the prison Th« I HI” riu» “ The Fftiirtfd proved the appropriation while I’ arisli Riiikiing coiiiinittee . 3'lii.s ghetto. AEC will pick up a lot of Itjfornia- 1 Mr and Mrs. Leonard W. Lawler Troop.s capturing Kodae and I wt't k ni ging iN’iigrcHs to snppoi l SERVICES The last to be hanged were Five ol tile women planned to Dug Will dill Uo Krnichlii said (jiiiitutinna (urniahed By lltlU” In folor turning down other propo.sals for box will then be .sealed and plnred unnurs'il tliHarniHinciit through Coburn A MIddlehronk, Inc. tinn of value in lu llin g costa of i their supporting forces, gained Ueut. Hans Schmidt and 8gt. take Ihcir hiisbaiicLs' bodies iioiii* ludtiy UiHl 2:\ dug bil.cH were rf- atomic power for commercial use, h A s \ FREE PARKING the Broad street school and ex­ of 84 Durant street announce the in the Conierslune Sunday after­ t hr Ktiitcd Nut ions 1:00 P. M. Price* l.nno to $’2,000 yards, througli ar­ noon. when Rev. Carl F, Olsoin. C. R. BURR and CO. Georg Schallermair, two minor today Tow of the dead were to ported and uiv. f.Ugatcd during Uic which he said may not come for a- pansion of the Hollister school. engagement and coming marriage SpiMking last night at a meet­ I'hnt interpret the wtshea TEUSPHONE MANCHESTER 4161 Bank Stocks A t a referendum on March ’25, tillery and mortar fire. FTanklnp pa.stor of Fmnniiel. will make men­ concentration ramp officials. The stay in the little pi ison cemetery. inuntli of .Mmv ill Mam heMer. i connlderable time. | of Ihcir daughter. Mar>’ Agnes, to ing spoiisoiy‘'l bs’ tlie .Niiu'fnnn Bid Aaked 1950, a $65,000 appropriation was units spreading we.st across the tion of the arlieles depusiled there­ of the family. last of the men was pronounced "riicre LM-rc also two ari-e»ta fur 1 Dean was optimistic about the > Imjim river near Yonchon ran into I'tnnmit tee foi Kree Uu-ssia. llif , Arcldent Sldelliirs Bulky I)ri»er dog owners wliu failed to have Firat .National Bank voted for preliminary planning for Joseph J. Pasek, son of Mr. and in. Senitt^r K'ili*h K. hMnnihis 'U . dead at 2:30 a m. of Mamiie.stcr . . . .3.7 38 supply of uranium, es-seiitlal to Hie bitter fights. Emanuel’s new Parish Budding , New York i/T) F-ddle Colib. their dugs liuens-d. All ilugs over ^ production of atomic power. He the High school and also for plans Mrs. Andrew Pasek of Hartford. \'t 1 said he ninl Senator Itncn The series of executions marked when completed will provide mod­ holder of s pair of world’s i. < six niurdh.s of age must be li- . Hartford National said the prospects "'are considera­ on renovation of existing facili­ A graduate of Manchester High IT, N. forces on the east flank, MtMidion tp . ( ’onn i would the end of a tireless fight by 1 26 28 >s John B. Burke ords and winner of the $,M).uiio censed. | Bank A Trust . . . . bly more encouraging than on the ties. Two other school proposals on school. Miss Lawler Is employed spearing toward the center of the em facilities, especially for the soie the di.^at inanient mcasuie American and German defense Hartford Conn. Tru.'it 77 81 . Iron triangle, advanced 2.000 CTiurrh School and Youth Pro­ FUNEIIAI HOME (xmnsels to save the seven men. Golden West Pace in 1940 ami gloomy aide, and will remain so the machines at the time, conver­ at the Phoenix Mutual Life Insur­ Klandeis art used the Stale de­ wdth a Tlie .Iiiveiule Grange will meet | Manchester Tru st... 55 - ! sion of Hollister to a Junior high ance company, yards Censorship obscured the.* gram, as well as for other activity partment of depentling too much • s.\NKom/i:i) Their clemency appeals were re- 11980, has been sidelined for many years to come.” 87 East Urotat Nt. frl. 6868 EAST HARTFORD arm. Cobb, an OliH) lit II.■■ usimi lime tomorrow night | Bhuentx State Bank i While newly found deposits are • school and construction of the Mr. Pa-Hck, who is akso a gradu­ imsition. in the life of the church In ai , in recovering uranium from low Figures available at the Comp­ Julv 21 at ten o’clock at St. forces • A IIAINBOW ASSOin MKM Ol (OI.OIIS. .■jtrect. Mrs. Iiinies Simpson of Phociil.x ...... 77 81 grade orea. troller’s office In the Municipal James's church. Reds threw up their heaviest SI/K.S: :i to S. W’ales. Mii.ss . and Miss Audrey LJIe and Indemnity In*. Co*. building show that the $65,000 ap­ artillery barrages of the war. ; W arner of 89 Broad street left 90 1 aiBS IN PARIS I propriation i* still Intact except .Some captured hills were strewn Aetna Casualty...... 85 the elementary grades present an last night for ( ’ amp Atterhiirgh. 664 for a $165 expenditure for the REPEAT OF A SELLOUT! Aetna Ijfe ...... 68 Vi 1 even more urgent problem that with equipment and bodies of 2 MORE DAYS ! Imiiiina to visit Pvt. Albert Smith j Conn. General ...... 109 114 I Paris, June 7 — — Barbara appraisal of land adjacent to the Communist soldiers. . Tlilft U n Nprrlnl ruttliiK of Rnoihrr 1.000 pair* Hiir to thr Mancheater Green school. must be solved as soon as pos­ and James Simpson. On aiuvlay Hartford Steam Boil. 32 35 1Hutton arrived in Paris from New "Heavy enemy resisfnnec’’ was o\rnvhf'lminK ilomaml f«»r Ihli oxTrllrijt vnliir. Miss W’arner Is going to Ijifay- York today and told reporters at In his budget message last year. sible. They point to the rising Travelers ...... 530 550 kindergarten enrollments and the reported from the eastern drive J U a liio in f t a n o s ette, Indiana to attend the com­ the airport " There Is no chance" General Manager George H. Wad­ Pigillo Utilltie* continued rc.sidential develop­ toward Kiiiiihwa on across the rest mencement exercise of Richard of a reconciliation with Prince dell predicted a $200,000 unexpend­ Conn. Lignt * Power 14 ISH ment here as an indication of the of the front. TO SAVE Nevina at Purdue University. Igor Troubetrkoy. ed balance in the Bowers-Ver- (’onn. Power...... 354 37 planck schools appropriation* and serious housing conditions con­ PREMIUM LADIES' Hartford Elec. Lt. . . 45>, 47'.J The Sunday school pii nlc of tlic recommended that a public hearing fronting elementary school chil­ Hartford Gas Co. . . 37'... 39', From High to I.nw dren. The educators feel that Scror.el Gongregational chun h will Metiichen, N. J.—(A*!— There’s | be held to permit taking the Officers Sclcclecl SPECIAL SALE! So. New England Tel. 32'- 34'; $65,000 from that balance. Immediate steps must be taken be held tills coming Saturday at Manilfactiiring Compsniea hope for the average bowler yet, j to meet the situation. Flizabcth Park. All church fam­ claima Lloyd Komblatt of th j TTie recent report of the New Am. H ardw are...... 19'j 2 Schools Account discloses a bal­ The Board of D im tors said By (diiirch (group in our ilies are cordially Invited, but Lions Club In Metuchen'a Men .s . itmemo i MOST MODIkM DRIVl IN' Arrow Hart Sk Heg. . .50'j 5 CONTINUOUS UliSH YlikMID ance of 1217,723 42, even higher Tuesday that they will request a B«Mwln Aerotenic children under five years of age League. He recently ccune up with | written report from the Board of SKIRTS .Asao. Spring ...... 32 3 than the genera! franager’s esti­ must he accompanied by a parent a big high-low aeries. Starting off | La.st evening the St. Mary's P a l b t D i n other * Bristol B ra s s ...... 16*i 1 mate. Education concerning high school Spinan and Grand For those who have no with a lowly 84 game. Lloyd took ■ Proponent* of a new High school planning. Young People’s Fellowship held its means of transportation a bus will ' J;*’''*” " a breather during the second game I argue that while the voters gave annual election of officers. June leave the church at ten o ’clock. KmHart ...... 89 «3 and came back with a big 264 in Better Than .Major McKinney, retiring president, was ' Pi4inos From Everyone attending is to bring his | ^ "fb lr Beanng ...... 41 4 approval to such a plan over a year June J amboree the final gan3e. ! PLAINVILLE ago, tince that time the Broad siiceeeded by Donald Nicolson own liox lunrh and soda and l< e j Hart A ( ^ l e y ... 43 46 New York i.P;— The Eastern Gemmy Maison succeeded Janice QUALITY BEER Baldwin's Now York PLAINVILLE STADIUM street school has been started and cream will be provided by the >inders Frary A <^k 2, 29 Intercollegiate Baseball I.eague Fog gas vice president, and Caro­ Church. G a m es will be under the I l-nPointe Pla.v omokl .3-* 4-, now plans are underway for the haa become -a pitcher’s league. lyn Norris takes Over the secre- Artists' Dnpartmnnt direction of Mrs. Herboit Finlay ' New B ill Mach Co. ^3.8’ j 3 .’ a construction of a new elementary school at Manchester Green, and For the first 31 of the schedule’s tarv's position from Miss Maison. anothu: minute! You have jusl two more of the church i^chool romniilt**©. , North S: Jiuld ...... ^8 31 SAT. Don’t ■wait expansion at the South school Is 45 games E IL hurlers have com­ Janire Fogg was elected treasurer Usod Only Dwrinq Thf* park hnn bAen rrsorved for Mfp...... 17^^ 19S slso being discussed. They feel piled the following averages for ; and sucreeds Malcolm Cole. daya ta reap tremendoue savings during our storewide U\r gfvoiip until two o’cloc k. Stanley Works com. 5.V-j JUNE that "times awasting" and that every nine Innings played: 5 4 i The final meeting of this season 19S1 Rncitai Soason , ----- TctTi’ington ...... 33 37 NOW — ,TIIRU NEXT WED. strikeouts, 4.0 vx-alks. and allowed will be held next Sunday afternoon June Jamboree of Sales! There are bargains for you, JL' * ts -t-.,. S'OM- planning for a new High school I Two mfm. r>*'n *A. 'T erry St^Riu...... 103 110 TNEUEITESTSHOWONEMTH should be thrown Into high gear. 8.1 hits. Pitchers tir the Ameri­ when the group will go to Colum­ (.'arprnter, Henman. husband ; Hmrm Mtg...... ^ MkjoriaMAIN-imaiEIUDE bia Lake for ah puling oa the HEGUUIR BEST PRICE! for your entire family, and for your home. Don’t miss While acknowledging the need can Leaj^e toat' y«(ir observed of Mrs W Carpenter *'f , H S Envelope Com H for a High school, school authori­ only 3.7 strikeouts. 4.5 walk* and guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Trot- 321 Oakland Htreet. and Howard | U S. Knvelope Pfd. 72 ties believe that the conditions In allowed 9 4 hits. i ter and their daughter, Betty Ann. oat on any of them. W e’re open Friday night to 8:50 Substantial Discounts ' Phaneuf. electrician a nmte. sec- ' Veuder-Kuot ...... 3S'i i l 2 ond c lasF. USN. son «»f iMr. and ' The above quotation* are not to P. M.. BO you can have lime to take advantage of these On Spinets and Grand Pianos '.Mi.-i Alfred Phaneuf of 14 Ea.st he construed as actual market*. Maple street, are serving aboard blit arc approximate market*. Plus: Donald OTonner ▼aluee. Thia is the first lime that we have been ab^ to offer Ihis I lie riireraft earner I.t.HS Coral •■DOI BI.E ("ROSSBONEM" KRUEGER select group of genuine Baldwin pianos. Every instru­ ."tea. now on its fourth tour of — In Technicolor — dutv in tlie Mediterranean ment is musically perfect and used only during the re­ Biiihling Permits cital season now closing. Each instrument was selected Mr. ai.d Mrs. Thoma.s McCabe because of its superior tone and action. Each sold with a .11,d -on-i 3'homas and Daniel of [ s s iic m I ill Mav YOU SWAMPED US! EXIRHIGHT U’a.shinglon. D ('.. sailed Satur­ RINGLIn O BROS N EW PI.ANO W .\RR.\NTY direct from the Italdwin fac­ day. .lime 2. from Hoboken. .N". J . Nearly 2,000 buyers flocked into our saic.sroom la.st nifrht, East Hartford store boors: Open Tuesdsy throogh Sstiirdsy tory. Come in now while there is a good selection of on "The Noordam ” of the Holland rerimt.s to construct 18 dwell- I literally swamping; us with (heir eagerness to snap up our ad­ I mgs at a total estimated cost of B:8« A. M. to 8:80 P M.: Friday to S:.'M) P. M. styles, woods and finishes. I Aineriean Line. dockin~ at Rot- BARNUM°BAIL£Y vertised specials. I f you couldn’t get in . . . if you couldn’t get ; I terdani, tlic Nclherliinds. Mr. Mc- |J213 3(XI "vere issued during May waited on . . . don’t give up! Come up today or tonight and save W X O V t B t T B Cat'c Is in the foreign service with 1 by the office of Building Inspector A s u m * A s the t'. S. State dep.artmcnt and Davnl clianibers. according to the yourself some REAL money. f — ------' will be lutate'd in Berlin. Germany monthly report submitted to Gen- CIRCUS r * ------^crosonic $75 DOWN! for two \ear.s Mrs. McCabe Is the ^ eral Manager George H. Waddell. e ■ r fiAlBW IN \ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson I Total building operations were PnMMlaa TIm MMHTtlST MVLTTTUM Two Years To Poy R. Buck, of 188 .South Main street. I swelled to Jl. 134,946-with the OF rTrauLouo riATUiigo gviii start of con.struction of the Broad ■ INgLO OY MOlITAt gygl OUR SALE CONTINUES 1 A son was born on May 24 to ! .street school at the estimated cost New Air-Ventilated Tent, Twenty BENSON’S GIFT SPECIALS •Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Beaii- Television, Radios, Automatic Wa-v-hing Machines, Refrigera­ Coot rnyoa cord*, and rtrcia Your Prasent Piano ' of $873,488, Permits were also ‘ ehanip. Mr. Reauehamp is the sun Degrees Cooler Than Ever Before! tors, Deep Freezers, Electric Ranges and other home appliances 'o f Mr. and Mrs. Leo-L. Beaii- I issued for eight garages at S6.698. Sktri* In rnlnrftil cottMl Token In Trade ' and 36 for alterations and addl- at prices you’ll never see duplicated. ehamp of 61") Llnmore Drive, and Twin Daily-2:15 A SlSSuirS! printa. Pir.ea $4 to 80. M-s. Beauchamp Is the former ’ tlons at 140,460. nilliVIO M«f tlck«ti SI Inti. f«s. Also Issued by the building In- UNniSinVID i*«f tUkalt-ADUiri SI.IOi Mu e Strang of Hartford. Mr. ^mmm CHIIDMN t0< Incl. t«M. m m Write or Phone For r.eaiichamp la an etectrirlan. first i spcctor'a office were 57 plumbing "ST.ar.r t o T r r s o v Y’ou actually pay LESS for Krueger argo T« L TldCfTS M SAll In MAtTFOnO ett Illustrated Folder ' liiou, r s N . stationed atioard ' permits. 58 oil burner permits. 131 STUD, Aiylwm COME UP TONIGHT! OPEN TIL 9 Finest Extra-Light Beer than fbr any 'lie U. S. S. Robin. ! electrical permit.s, 47 heafing and premium-price beer nationally adver­ 36 certificates of occupancy. tised. Yes, Krueger costs not a penny more than “ regular-priced" beers! LADIES' DENIM GOSS PIANO CO. LOOKING FOR BARGAINS? Every bottle, every drop of Krueger WRAP-AROUND TOUR BOV OB GIRL WILL CERTAINLY APPRECIATE A Aiithnrir.ed PUno and Electronic Organ Dlstrlhiitor* TRUSSES-BELTS f\\R CON\)^J\ONi D NIGHT is prem/Mm-quality. Always has been! HARTFORD EL.ASTir STCM'KINOS E A S T W O ^ Brew'ed with 2 extra, premium brew­ TABLE MODEL RCA-YIGTOR RADIO EXPERT FITTERS ing-steps. Coarse (astc-cicmcnts fil­ 317 ASYLUM ST. (Opp. Hotel Bond) Tel. 5-6696 Oleaa F*rd tered out at the start; and natural car- SKIRTS ^ J*h* l.**d CLUBBING M’e haven’t room here to Free Parking — I.ot Next Door (West) Arthur Drug Stores Oene TIrraey Aaa Baater bonalion for natural life and sparkle. X roomy patch |MM-k- “FOLLOW WITH PLUG-IN PHONOGRAPH JACK " n i E THIS EVENING? tell you all we’d like to say. Compare Krueger light, mellow taste cts, wanhabir, uin- MATING "THE forlzcd denim cloth In $ SEASON” SUN* Below we list only a few of the with any beer you ever drank, regard­ f light blue, red, malr.e, S:l.1-«lSe-»;M tiu-siia ' Y O U R SE L E C T IO N Items that are making history less of price. Get Krueger Fjnest Extra- green. Sizes small, Son:. “ I WAS COMJH’MST FOR Light today. Worthy companion to medium, large. in this gigantic sale. HERFS OUR THr r. B. I.” Krueger Cream Ale — a TR U E ale. THE ONE AND ONLY C. KSLECER RHEWI.NC CO.. NEWARK, N. J. SPECIAL [90X y riC I O^W PAIIY BOYS’ 2-PC, COTTON AIR CONOITIONtO 10 IN. CTAYB Samr-t TELEVISION SETS $329.95 AUTOMATIC OFFER ■THARTFOaO Hb OAK GRILL JU NIKLii WASHING MACHINES Plenty of driving during; the KNIT W H ILE O UR AIR CONDITIONED warm months ahead. .\nd IM P E R 5 0 N $267 STOCK LASTS plenty of headaches if your RCA RECORD PLAYERS SUITS FAMOUS MAKE car i.sn't up to it. Drive in to­ DEEP FREEZERS $8.88 16 Ft. Rag. $495.95 Buy any RCA-Victor radio equipped with morrow for a bumper-to- Phono Jack and we will include a rtsular bumper inspection— by me­ 45 RCA RECORDS AT THE 8 ’ In a package. Value $3.88. Sold $339.95 $12.95 RCA 45 automatic Record Player for chanics who can spot trouble only In lota of 8 (or 8 records). CENTER 8 Ft. Reg. $269.95 17^.0-ltsW Miy $6*95. Good deal? We think so. before it happens. CAYEY’S $2.99 For The Lot $169.95 Attractive striped polo shirt with ; Naturally . . . Liberal Terms and Guaranteed Serrle* nsatchUig solid color shorts, knit FEATURED ATTRACTION of fine cotton yarn. Sisco 8 to $. $46.50 SUNREAM 523 TOASTMASTER THE SYMPHONY FOUR MIXMASTERS TOASTERS "T; ENIIRKOMPANt THE FINEST DANCE MUSIC IN TOWN $29.70 $14* OPEN EVERY EVENING ’TIL 9 J jn cod i IBEREURY m u rlm m ¥how Vocals By WALT PHELPS KRUEGER I? I r A ! I S A : f • P •- T L) M 'if St n V f D S t J : ONE OF THE BEST AND BENSON’S M O W o n S A U fVf 5 OPEN KniTTIRG mills nAPIO — TELIVISION — AFPUANCIS MORIARTY BROTHERS THE MOST pELICipUS FOOD IN TOWN UNTIL 9 BRUNNER’S MANCHESIER liScN . 713 M AIH smen — t e l e p h o n e 3S3S TONIQHT 358 EAST CENTER STREET n s e m it s m n aANCHisiiR iiiiritoNi sias MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, JUNK 7. 1051 PAGE nvw r I

are "pretty damned sore" about the 172nd area were naturally dir­ approval has sent to th* Senate for J Says 43rd ‘Sore’ references In a recent Time Mag­ ty when the camp was reactivated final Congressional action a bill to LD Q TBD ‘mOB ONtTT ' MANCHEarnCR BVBNINO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CX)NW„ THURSDAY, JUNE T, 19S1 Sl John’s Church Local Springfielfl College Graduates azine article that it Is a "cry- baby" last .September, but the buildings grant India a $190,000,000 loan On Cry Baby Tag outift. were sound, dry and warm and the with which to buy U. 8. grain to RICHARD : To Honor Fathers He is commading officer of the roofa did not leak. combat a famine. Beef Shortage 172nd regiment of the 43rd Divi­ The House okayed th* measure Directors’ MMtinr l^oom Manchester sion, now in training at Camp To Receive Degree Weddings Windsor. Vt.. June 7 - (F »— Col. GRAIN nilJ, TO HENATK yesterday by a 2.55 to 82 roll call HUDNUT To Bo Air Cfftiditioned Fathers will be remembered and John L. Ferguson, home on leave. Pickett. Va. Vote. In its present form, the bill Secretary i Threat Widens honored at St. John’s church on -Taya the men of the 43rd Division Ferguson said the barracks in I Wnahlngton, June 7—(flo Hoimr la a nompromlae HOME PERMXMmYT Boost t Half* Thta Moniw* Date Book REFILLf—$1.60 There will soon be no more Oolway street, Sunday, June 10, Bcrshader-Ksrlin Plus a $1.60 Janiffir hot xlr In the directors' meet­ Snndayi $■ tw w g » t > <>■»> by School Patrolman James Waddell be authorized to Friday. June 15 laid oft at packing planU around ing. MAY 24th to JUNE 8th IMwards for disobeying an of­ (Continued from Page One) apend up to $500 to air condi­ Strawberry supper. Second Con- the country. ® An innovation at this year’s JAMES’ celebration, will be that all ac^ ficer. Edwards was on duty at tion the hearing room. gregatlonal church. 6 to 7 p.m. Michael Hewlett, Chicago ra- j43 M AIN STREET the Lincoln school crosswalk. hot pursuit ” plan got top level A tongue-in-cheek remark Saturday, dime In tivities, spiritual as well as so^ ‘glonal director of the Office of cial, will take place In the morn­ A short Ume later U . Walter approval here last year but was heard was that hot air will Combined Tall Cedar* outing of Price Stabilization, said If the ing. Immediately following the CMSclls, with the use of the never p\it Into effect because of perslat no matter how much Nutmeg Forest and Tunxl* Forest, small packers can buy at current solemn Mass, celebrated by the radar system, caught Clspp objections from other U. N. mem­ money la spent. Weat Hartford, at Garden Grove, prices "the big ones should be able pastor. Rev. Stephen .Stryjewskl, A IM BUbjMt t « final ratlflc*- exceeding speed llmlU on Sunn- bers. The other nations were Keeney atreet. to do it." mlt street and was arrested. concerned that flying over Chi­ all present will descend to the UNIVERSAL IS PROUD TO PRESENT TO Mm i mre $1 ,000,000,000 In propoied Sunday, dune 17 Cattle prices were mostly lAter tn the morning Lit. Ray­ church hall to witness a speclMly Mmioiinl exclM tnxei on auch nese territory might greatly wid­ Britlsh-American club annual steady In Chicago today—at fi­ WANTED mond Griffin found CTapp ex- en the Korean war. all day spring outing. Garden prepared program of skits, songs, utlclcs M,Uauor*, clgnrettes, »uto- Assembly Adopts gures the big packers contend recitations by the church school $MoUne and certain elec- reeding speed llmlU on Oak'^ Acheson was Grove. keeps them out of the market. land street. sixth day at hearings by the sen­ Monday, dune 18 children, many in a humorous Meal appUaneea. Democrat Budget High choice and prime beef steers vein but nevertheless all purport­ THEIR CONNECTICUT FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS PAINTERS ‘Tha cortmlttee, a-hlch ha* been ate armed services and forelp re­ District n Connecticut Slate and yearlings brought $37 to $38. lations committees into MacAr- Nurses’ assoc, dinner meeting, ing to show love, esteem and re­ Ernest J4’. DegutI* George Schrelbrr AND iMBiaerina the Increase tour The ceiling la $37 on prime yield­ spect for the breadwinner, whose physicist, he was regarded as ^ e thur'a dismissal. (OoBUnoed from l*ag* Oae) CJoventry, 7 p. m. ing 62 per cent meat. ■ontha be$aa making li* Anal sacrifices are too often disregard­ Springflelil, Mas.s. Niimbored larttinni yeiterday but reached No. 2 man at Harwell, Britain^ In other high spots: Wednesday, dune tO UBORERS 1. Acheson said there was no Hewlett said the bulk of the ed and Ignored. , among the more than 300 seniors ament on only two matter*. atom research establishment. He Governor Lodge inveighed Bt. Bridget’s strawberry festival, cattle offered yesterday sold for This year’s celebration is being Dr. Koiissevilzky “THMt ^caut^ut f 953 Hewlett IsBucd figure* obtained A feature of the lecturer’s hour Russian Orthodox Bishop John Mr. Degvitla played varsity foot­ Come To to cwiplete the voting this week, Senator Cain (R-Wa*h) raised basis; tution. Bills by the score were honor. The bridegroom’s broth­ by his investigators showing that a Prince of the old regime—• TattlO'Talo Light 1940, by special permission of the Mr. Kennedy after his gradua­ last night at the meeting of Man­ ball and intramural basketball if but will be unable to do so if the with Acheson the question of why rushed through to passage with er, Irving Bershader of Callicoon. Main street died today at Hart­ among the big paejeers on Tuesday came from New York to join the Foreign office. They hav*hav------one tion from Manchester High school chester Grange In Orange hall waa and golf. He la a member of bill drafter* cannot finish their the “ hot pursuit ” plan -which he no more* consideration than a bare ford hospital. Bom in County and Wednesday. Armour and Com­ Rev. Whitney Hale and his assist- jmn,...... born...... in New York In 1044. was employed for a time by the N.’ Y., was best man. Ushering a demonstration by the Manches­ the Outing Club ami Handball ir Throw-a-way paper Metcalfe said ought to be cnriicd out had rending of the title. were Bernard Karlin, brother of Galway, Ireland, she came to this pany bought 469 cattle in Chicago, ter Obedience Cfiub, under the aht, the Rev. Peter R. Blynn, In Club. He will become science T^rm ident Tniman a*ked Con- Neither his wife nor his child was J. W. Hale Company and the Pratt been dropped. A t times they were adopted at the bride, San Friedman of Asho- Swift and Company 10® and Wll- leadership of Miss Frances Pierce, services at the beautiful Episco­ instructor and head football, bas­ bag. IrutK tsa for quick action on a $10,000,- with MacLean when he dlsap- and Whitney Division of the Unit­ country asLfl a»m youngyounK womanwoiuuji fifty w ----- .• Acheson said the reaction of the a two-a-minute clip; some went kan, N. Y., Jack Perae and George who has had much experience in pal Church-of the Advent. ketball and track coach at Ticon- . . . for Klas.s reptarementa O.OfK) tax Increase. Now it *p- peared. , j j. , ed Alrrrnfl. In August 1942 he years ago. Slie had been employed | son and Company 32.). Both missing men carried diplo­ six other nations against the pro­ through In bundles on a single Price, both of Brooklyn, and Leon­ training dogs In this vicinity. F if­ The body of the 76-year-old deroga, N. Y., high school. if Super-Powortd Motor in your car. Kogardlesk of 3TS unlikely that a bill carr>'lng posal was revealed to the Defense was accepted by the Air Force tor a period of forty years by | SmaU Firms Active matic passport*, and they are be­ and graduated from the 61st Fly­ motion. ard Lesensky and Norman Dida- CTieney Brothers and was retired. | t^e same time, among the teen dogs had a part In the show. Koussevitzky— recognized by mu­ conalderably smaller total uui depiirtiiient. One measure, the last approved make or model we can in- lieved to have left the country to­ ing Training Det. Avon Park. kow. both of New York City. Her nearest relatives arc nieces gmall companies the Weller Corn- Mr*. Kenneth Morrison, chap­ sicians everywhere as one of the ir Instant Seal Host aar the House, the Senate El- "A fter this information was con­ by the Senate, got under the wire Mlall new glass without dc- gether, but officials professed to be Florida, in July. 1943. In Novem­ The bride wore a gown of nylon pany bought 752. the Cee Bee 758. lain of the Orange, conducted the world’s greatest conductors—lay iSaiice committee and the Senate veyed to w e Defense department, by less than 10 seconds. It ap­ and nephews. annual memorial service for de­ Connoctlon lav. at a loss to ssy whether the men ber of the same year he received net and Chantilly lace and a veil Funeral services will bo held the Illinois Packing Company 707 tn state jfesterday In his Brook­ l ^ r e autumn. the Joint rhlefs of Staff decided propriated an extra $100,520 for ceased members. left by ship or plan*. his .silver wings and commission of French illusion. She carried a Saturday morning at 8:30 from and the Graver Company 698. line Tiome. that they would not engage tn this state police personnel services. white orchid and stephanotls. Manchester Grange will visit Led by Richard Burgln, asso­ R•d•ef•r Tool tactical operation, and therefore it ns a second lieutenant nt the Pilot the John B. Burke Funeral Home, On the same days, order buyers School, George Field, Dl. Bill.* were rushed through so Following a dinner and recep­ artth Ellington Orange, June 27, ciate conductor and concert mas­ irwo British Public Records was not necessary to go further,” fast and with so little disclosure and 9:30 in St. James'* church, bought 1.848 for shipment to New and on Wednesday evening, June PWS June 1944 found Lieutenant tion in the vestry of the Temple, with burial in Mount St. Benedict York, 1.C19 for Ohio, 1,356 for ter during Kouasevltzky’s long Acheson said. of their contents that one specta­ the couple left on a trip to Canada. 20, the lecturer’s friendship pro­ years ending In 1949, twenty men Kennedy In England as a co-pilot cemetery. Hartford. New Jersey, and 1,047 for Penn­ A gift of this handfomo $19.95 IS MNRIC ATTACHMENTS I Aides Vanish Warrantee Deeds MucArlhur hud advocated the of an Eighth A, A. F. Flying For- tor remarked; After June 21 Dr. and Mrs. Ber­ gram will be presented. played movements from Haydn. I "They could be giving away the Friends may call at the funeral sylvania. The Home Economics commit­ Albert F. Knofla to Kenneth I. 'hot pursuit." .(Jen. Hoyt Van- trcs.s at a Bomber atatlon, where shader will make their home at Hewlett said yesterday that the Bach and Tschaikowsky. Hastock-Chost TV Mat I For thorough ell-through the- State cnpltol, and it would be days home this evening from eight tee is making a collection o f (COntlnned fnnn Page One) Chase and Louise 8. Chase, pro­ denberg. Chief of Staff of the Air he was awarded the Air Medal for West Hyattsville, Md. big packers are "trying to force Burial will be at Lenox, where house cleaning and a throw- perty at 77 Durant street. Force, testifted to the Senator* before anyone found out about it.” A graduate of Manchester High o’clock until the hour of the washable bibs of terry cloth for Koussevitzky founded Tanglewood Throod^ickiop ^ 35 flying missions over enemy Oangress to eliminate controls on t.ir' cie«riiRd Noi$io ••w a j pMper dam* Alien Realty company to Hose that the pursuit was proposed to territory In a period of about six Although the great bulk of the school in the class of 1946, Mrs. funeral. children at the Newington Hos­ Summer Music School and scene Um eoMigb offlM, and G. F. meat.” B S S £ ‘ 4 r w h o wTurned ^r^H^^^^^^ P -P *rty - t 22 give additional protection to months; also the Dlatlngulsh Fly­ final day's business was made up Bershader attended the New Eng­ pital, also rag dolls and toys made of the Berkshire Festival. Manche$ter*$ Piano Come To of bills dealing with municipal af­ In Pittsburgh, the district OPA at soft material. The subordinate Florence street. American bomber pilots and lift ing ('”ro.«s, four Oak Leaf Clusters land Conservatory of Music and Memorial Mas.s director, James H. Wallace, Jr., are' on leav* last month from his Andrew Ansaldl to Pierre C. the morale of U. S. fighter pilots. and two presidential citations. fairs and such matters as pensions A month's mind mass for the Granges are asked to contribute Distributor for EASY BUDGET TERMS CAN BE ARRAN6ED was graduated from the Julius termed the halt of butchering by St xs second secretary of the Drapeau and Elizabeth M. Dra- Conteadlng the pi'an ought to The young flyer was granted a «nd claims, a number of major respose of the soul of Mrs. Marie two pounds of cotton material to .dtiah embassy in Washington. Hartt School of Music. local meat packers "a sltdown Metcalfe peau, property on Princeton be put in now, Cain said: furlough toward the end of Sep­ measures were among those A graduate of Brooklyn College Fontana will be said Saturday be used In making rugs, bric-a- •SOfIMER $LIF rHIt e0$KN MD NUtN7 17 70 MV OUIER U$7U A foreign office spokesman de­ strike." brac or pictures to be used in fur­ FALSE TEETH street. "The further north we go, the tember, 1944. and In October he adopted. and Princeton University, Dr. Ber­ morning at nine o'clock in St. clined to speculate on the where- Building PermlU The list Included Increased bene­ The American Meat Institute nishing the horns of the founder That Loosen •GUl.BRANSEN . . . for glas.s table-topfi, more w* minimize the ' effective­ married Miss Jean Hamilton shader is a member of the faculty James’s church. This is the sec­ which represents most of the S w t s of the two, but a search by George Hanley, Jr., 66 Whitney ness of our oVn air power, and Smith of West Haven, a graduate fits under the Workmen’s Com­ ond mas.s. Mrs. Martha Mansfield M e Grange. These Items should Need Not Embarrass Conn. Univoraol Cleaner Dealers: either clear or mirrored. and research physicist at the Uni­ packing industiy, said Howlett’s he brought to the meeting, June •WURMTZER PERFECT HASSOCK ^ c * and IntalUgance operatives road, alterations and additions, the greater need there ahall be for cf the Hartford Hospital School pensation act, increases In build­ versity of Maryland. He served and other neighbors of Mrs. Fon­ Hsny wssrers of false teeth have auf- They are safeguard* for ing bond issues for teachers col- charge that an attempt is being 30. \\> iiiithorlr«* you to prrnent it llaniMK’k-t'ht'nl TV Asa been started both here and in $800. . „ . destroying enemy aircraft which of Nursing. He was appointed , with the navy as a Chief Petty tana have arranged in her mem­ ferec' real embarraasment becauie their •HARDMAN Thomas F. Prlcone, 61 Concord 1 leges and vocational schools, made to kill controls iu "mischiev­ plate dropped, altpped or wohbled at AN EXTRA TV SEAT Hciil, ivHhmit acUlltlonul rharKC'. Iho imrrIiaHrr i»f fine furniture plu* added lias as its only purpose the total 1i base ordnance officer at Bryan | Officer. ory. ous and false." The institute i^>There Is no reason to believe road, breezeway and garkge, $8M. i destniclion of our AlBod foiTes in Field, Texas, with the rank of boosU in salaries for State offi­ Jvist the wrong time. Do not live tn mmirl No. inO’4 rnlveraal Flranfr iipttn pri'amtntlnn of heauly. 16 by Rev. John Hannon of St. cers and commissioners, legisla­ said Howlett should "find out who fear of thla hapivenlnr to you. Just thla rmipon hpfnr© «lunr 9th. that they hav* taken any oUlclal Korea." captain, and while he and his wife Is buying cattle at above ceiUng Beauticians Hold aprlnUe a UtUe rASTECTH. the elka- • A STORAGE CHEST M p en with them,”” the spokesman street, garage and porch. TOOO. Senator McMahon (D.. Conn), were stationed there, a daughwr, tion placing natural gas pipe lines Bruno Bycholski, 20 Oakwood under state regulation, and more Almiit Town Hint Hospital prices and prosecute any vlola- llne (non-acid) powder, on your platei. KEMP'S Mid que^onlng newsmen. a strong administration a\ippoit- SuBsn Jean waa born, Septeraber Holds lalaa teeth, more-firmly, so they strict control of abaenteo voting, UrOVERSAL METCALFE T a b l***d of the Ameriean road, alteration* and additions, er. raised' the questlnn of ■-whether 22, 1945. He-was-transferred tp Outing at Lake feel psera eomfortablb. Doea not sour. Incorporated ^ - Lieut. Gov. Edward N> ■ Allen Mr. anff Mrs. Mow'srd Dowd of *^°In Columbus. O.. the Independ­ Cheeks ’’piste' odor" (denture breath). Mrtment. il*c l> *n would have a the Yalta agreements weakened Barksdale Field, I.A., Plan for Aged ent Livestock Marketing associa­ Pnmltore and Music Landers. Frory & Clark GLASS CO. ^ Camillo Gambolstl. 14 Cornell was honorably discharged tn me (R ) brought the Senate se.sslon 281 Center street received a tele­ Oet FASTEETH at any drug atore. UNIVERSAL ^ p l e t e and thorough knowledge ('liiang's forces. He said his pur- tion which claims 200,000 mem­ Eleven of the local Beauty Sa­ New Britain. Conn. g ( top Anglo-American dlsplomat- street, slteratlona and additions ■spring of 1947. ■ to a close with a rap o f his gavel phone call last evening from their lll'i CENTER ST.. po.se was tn dispel any notion that exactly midnight, but the bers, said it la asking Congress to lon proprietors enjoyed an outing le accreta. Burges*, having served $300. ’ the roncessloMS to Hiis.siii "made The Siibicct of this article Is at son-in-law. Joseph H. Marshbum, (Continued from Page One) PHONE 5856 House ran six minutes overtime remove price and wage controls. yesterday at Miss Bernice Juul’s In Britain's Washington embassy!) Building Permit* it possible for the Chinese Com­ the elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Jr., of Oshkosh. Wisconsin, an­ Tadeuss Szelugs, 75 Edmund before It was ready to meet in nouncing the birth yesterday of cottage at Columbia Lake. Hot dog, would he in a similar position. munists to have a victory in Everett R Kennedy of 87 Phelps it would provide government-paid street, alterations and addltloris. joint convention. their second son, John Howard. hamburger sandwiches and a va­ Now it’s easy to enjoy real The Ixmdon Dally Express said China." Uoiid. The senior Kennedy served hospitalization to all persons eligi­ riety of things that go with them $600 Lodge Addresses Session Mra. Mashburn waa the former Pa- fhe two men told a friend they McMniion had Ache.son rend the in the Navy In World War I, and ble for Social Security retirement were topped o ff with Individual Donald Wlthey. 321 Middle Turn­ is a pa.st commander of Dllworth- Governor Lodge, escorted Patrlcla Dowd. benefits, whether the persons ac­ ned to go to Moscow to terms of the YnJtn agreement etrawbeny shortcakes and whipped __ «a their Idealistic purposes. pike, west, garage. $800. an underst.snding readied by roriicIl-O.iev Post. He has been through a milling throng of spec­ tually' were receiving the pension Mrs. Jennie Oark, 272 Charter Rev. Fred R. Edgar of the South cream. A round table discussion /rt M nataau taamt eThe London Dally Herald said Preaident Roosevelt. Prime Minis­ one of its moat active members, tators on hand to witness the dy­ payments or not. | Oak street, garage, $760. Methodist church. Rev. Willard of plans for summer and fall me- 5-W AY air conditionjng! 1 . 6—Britain's ultra-sacret mll- ter Churchill of Britain and Pre­ serving on various committees ing hours of th* session, then de­ In general, people who are past Marriage Lloenae* McLaughlin of the North Metho­ tlvltiss followed the meal. ttary conntaresplonage arm—waa mier Stalin of Biissla nl a Febru­ and eonunls-slons. He was hon­ livered his fare'well address in tke 65 but still employed are barred Eugene James White. 130 Free­ hall of the House, and at 12:27 dist chiurh, his daughter. Mi.vi Kay from retirement pay under the So­ Mias Juul and Mrs. Nell Dwyer hunting the two. ' ary, 194.”). meeting in the R iissIrii ored by the slate Legion in 1949 are on the committee for the lawn I f the two missing men have man atreet, Hartford, and Vivian ns the most outstanding Service a.m.. the legislature waa formally McLaughlin, and Mrs. Marvin S. cial Security law. But under Martella Plckrall, 14 Drive F, .hine town of Yalta. Stocking of Simsbury, wife of a party of the Hartford Hairdressers m ne into the Soviet sphere, it Ruasin agreed there tn come Officer, and placed second by that adjourned with Secretary of th# Ewing’s reported proposal these fenslve. The distances were given State Alice K. Leopold Intoning former minister of the latter Guild, which takes place Monday would be the biggest break in into the war ngaln.st .Japan three body as the person having done workers would be eligible for the In the garden of Mra. Adrian La- British security since Prof, Bruno James's church. mo.st foi communltv betterment. the traditional plea; church, are in Providence attend­ free hospital coverage. monUif after the defeat of Ger­ ing the New England Southern Brie in Wiest Hartford. The affair IPontecorvo slipped across to the Philip Lane Hayden of this town Donald R. Kennedy, the young­ '.'God save the State of Connect- Hospital would not be required many and. In return, was given Conference of the Methodist la open tO the public and tickets aast last October. A nuclear and Helm* Kathleen Roberta, SO certain Far Eaatern conce.a.slons. er son. waa honorably discharged Icu t!” to accept patients if they lacked Bank street. June 23 by Rev^Al- In sa>1ng hi* goodbye* to a (Thuroh. may be secured from Miss Juul or A fter Acheson had rend the from the Navy at Udo Beach. bed space. Mrs, Dwyer. fred WlUlama of St. Mary's Eplsr. McMshon ohsetwed that I^ng Island, August 14. 1946. aft­ Legislature from which he re Present voluntary health plans Summer Dates copal church •wither he nor the cabinet member er whicli he attended Bryant Col­ celved several sharp rebuffs a; Tornado Flattens endorsed by the American Medi­ was a military strategist, adding: lege, In March. 1950 he married well as approval of a share of his recommendations. Lodge, although cal association have a 65-year cut­ "Have vou ever heard or have Mias Vivian M. Deeo of Stamford o ff—that Is. none 65 or over can Auction Market you ever beep told of any military also a graitiiate of Bryasft College critical of the budget said: Village in Texas get the prepaid hospital coverage Animal Designs connection between the defeat of and since that time they hav^ 1 am glad x x x that we have been able to avoid the nuisance because the age factors makes Here Is Opened (Thiang Kae-shek and those con­ TTmdc their hom© In Berkeley, Ctr White Deer. Tex., June 7—(F)— such persons a poor financial rlslc. cessions that were made to the and unwarranted expense ^^of Ifornla. special session at this time." A tornado roared in from the Those who told of the reported You value your cfaanil. Soviet TTnion nt Yatfii?" northwest with "a brilliant flash proposal said they did not know and Modes* helps you Opening of the strawberry auc­ "No, Senator MeMahon. I think He quickly adde

Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d . Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n . T h u r s d a y , j u n e 7, 1951 relatives to drop In during the re­ cause I ’m Just naturally curious Plan ‘Open House’ ception hours. longinga at Yokohama, Japan. New High School about what’a going on. You can Graduates of Boston U prlcrs In (kinneellrut and pre­ TIME FOR have agraad on a political objec­ The Ekruta boarded' the ship in read the papers and listen to the On Anniversary vent price wars on liquor. Return Here* After 57 Panama." NEED radio and when you are through iliiiirlieB^ tive In Korea, and added: This bill was signed Into law In To Be Discussed you won't know ^vhether the coun­ LIMITED TIME ONLY! •*1 think the operatlona which Connecticut the face of the Supreme Court de- Mrs. MacArthur anB her young son, Arthur, were there to meet try la going to war or whether Mr. and Mrs. John A. Erickson | PLANT1H6 €iteuiti0 ll^rald are noa' being carried out indicate c is l^ Invalidating fair trade prac- Months in Canal Zone the ship when It docked at New SOMETHING? The Board of Director# voted we arc juat being fed a lot of of 18 Hart street. New Britain, for- i TINTAIR wauM ao Bt Tiu) what the decialon waa.” ticea. And. on the surface, it seem­ Tuesday night to aak CTharles S. propaganda. Anyway, I Joined up mer Mancheater resldenla, will VE8ETABLE PLANTS, HARDY PUNTS, H xitSip PioitTm a 00.. iNu York and to greet members of the because I figured that In Head­ REGUIJUILY 82 00 What the decialon waa, however, ed merely that the Ij>glslaturc and ouae. chairman of the Board of keep “ open hmiae" Sunday. June I I J^ m II MrMt Yankee natter staff and "their servants. j quarters Company I would be able MinnlmUr. Osnn. the Governor were merely adding Home for the first time In nearly • rich abd the very poor. The Hove You Tried F.ducatlon, to meet with them and 10, in recognition of their golden SPECIAL ANNUAL BEDDIND PUNTS, ’ r m o u a mtootoN. he w’ould not say. | By A. H. O. to the list of stall laws deslroyecl five years. Master Sergeant Edwin groupp I Isla dow-ntrodden and op­ The Eknits are staying at 39 | discusa plana of thei educator.* for to find out enough to help me put wedding annlvcraary. the actual Pr»».. trlM .. 0*«’l a«n»««> And, therefore, the general pub­ by the Supreme CMurt cieelslon. H. Eknit and his wife, the former pressed and these people barely eke Union atreet whlle^ln town. When | a propoaed new High achool. two and two together and maybe date of which is June 8. Nellie C. Waiekowskl of 39 Union out an existence. the sregeant's Ici've la over, -they , come up with some Idea of what GERANIUMS, ETC. rcua«H» O«»o>!«» >• **” • lic can be forgiven If it doea not The attack of "conslitiitlonitl!!" Why, In eontrn.st to such ex­ DIAM OND’S The action waa taken after a Mrs. Erlckaon was tlie former treme heaitnney on the dual Job street are enjoying a stay in this In. the recent uprisings, surprls-’ expect to be assigned to some loca­ letter from the Lincoln Parenl- gives. I was right too. Since Mias Anna Anderson, daughter of l>uMliUt« B»«rjr «T*iilni **'«2 quite understand "wha_t the deci­ which Governor John Davis Lodge ( Plus Tax I •undiy* •»< Bfitiret »t th* ban bill, such extremities of eon- country after an absence of 57 ingly enough, moat of the support- tion In the United States. | Teachera Aaaoclatlon waa read In joining I have found out several the late Gabriel and Adolphlna An­ FRESHLY CUT sion was." ARMY ond NAVY things that helped me make np l>o*1 o « e t M M »ocb«»t«r. Conn.. M suffered rather early In the ses­ atltulional rashness on lhe.se, two month.s In the Panama Canal Zone era of the government of President Mrs. Ekrut was an army nurse which the erection of a new High derson. well known Cooper street EXTHA CHAIIGF, IF WF, A few days ago, there waa the where they made their home and 077 MAIN STREET my mind about taking certain iSwoad CaU* M*n Ilnttnr.______sion apparently nad a strong fu­ measures 7 Arias were women. The govern­ during the war. Since then, she ! achool waa urged and the delay In resident*. Tliey were married in APPLY rr. NO PHONE PEONY BOUQUETS $1.25 where Sgt" Ukrut was stationed ment surrendered only when Its T K I.. 2-3906 financial steps that I had been official announcement, from the Our unworthy suspteion Is that has been content to be a housewife . planning for the propo.sed High Emanuel Lulliernn churcli by tlie CALLS PLEASE ( ^'B8C1UJ»TION BATES ture immunity effect. More re­ with the U. S. forces. sympathizers w'ere exhausted and doubtful about." , ii^i.uu United Nations commander In the the Governor saw an opportunity and to make a home for her hii,"- i achol waa queatloned. The letter late W. P. Anderson. Mrs. Erickson CO .ME IN! ; ‘uw T«*r to Mnii ..... I s.uu cently, the Governor seems, by The local couple were in the Ca­ food and ammunition had given Another reason given was by a la a slater of Mrs. Fred I.avey of Bit «i«ntht.to ami ...... to placate and pleas- I'.vo power­ band wherever he may be station- j pointed ou. that the referendum .... * I tw field In Korea, that the "pursuit nal Zone during the recent iipri.s- out. High School student who said. Foster street. Mr. Erlckaon is the (,-ni mMtb to ...... contrast, to ‘:'ave been suffering ful prc.s8ure groups who had been ed. LIMITED TIME ONLY I concerning the Broad street school SIftCit Copy ...... I .i» phase" of the campaign had come inga when President Arnulfu Arias MswArthur Staff on Ship "I've made up my mind to Join well known funeral director of New WOODLAND GARDENS ...... » ■*> from a brusque Isek of concern able to reach high Into the Repub­ appropriation alao included sever­ Wneklr to OwTior ...... to an end. waa ousted during several days of .Sgt. and Mrs. Ekrut returned to ^ the Navy but mv parents '3’ant me Britain. JAMES’ 1M WOODLAND ST. TRL M74 aoMk PnliTTOd. On* T«»r ..______111.00 for the legal soiimhiess of the lican party .orgaiilzaUon for In­ bloody rioting. The uprisings in al thousand dollars for preliminary to finish High School first. When A cordial invitation is extended In the following daya, the mili­ this cciinlry on the same ship | LILT 143 MAIN STREET meaiures he sigiu into law. fluence—an opportunity to ahow •the Repiiblie of Panama took place which was bringing General Mac- j High school planning. the State Guard started I decld-| to all their Maneliester friends and UEUBiCK OF tary news from Kora* haa told of about five miles away, but few Home Permanent T l l i kS: riATE D rHKtfS The Governor .suffered his sur­ them his heart was In the right Arthur's staff and servants to the i ed to take this chance to get some place at the relativelv low coal of reperctiislons were felt in the Ca­ R efill— $1.00 Tilt iUtocInlta PrtM it txclutinly “ furious Allied advaocea," of new prising conslllullonal qualms, United States from Yokohama. 1 military training so that I i having mea.sores he ,-igned eventu­ nal Zone itself, which is owned by FOR SALE^ wouldn't be ao dumb when I got | ta tlllM to tht lut o« attacks, of continued alow pro­ early In the .ses.sion. on the dual The boat had left the United ! Plus $1.50 .lames’ L- all newt dltpa***'” eneOlttd to 'I. ally held i nconsl ilutionni the United States and has iio con­ to Boot Camp. My folks thought j Job ban bill, and for a lime per­ I State Guard Topics | nni othtrwiat crtdiltd 'n tint paper gress above the 38th parallel nection with the government of the States four months ago and pick- I H air.shaping mitted wonder ii.s to whcthei or ('(inversely, wy siis|ieel that MEN'S SECOND-HAND this was a good idea too because i an'd alto tha locat new' pubMahrfl n e ^ toward the prepared^ linca of the Republic rf Panama. ed up the MacArthur staff and bj- I would bo living at home, going | .) All rl|hlt of rrpubllcttion ol apodal not he would sign the bill. His de- the Governor might liave had ■ AND REBUILT A $‘2..VI V alu e! Continuing preparation for the 31I"m« Carol Bohyk Mlsa Florence rallrlD dlapatrbaa haraln ait alao rtatnred. Communtsta. In other words, it day was remarked at the more be- imirh harder time deciding to Real Rattle Flag Day Parade In Rockville, the to school and getting some train- | sign tliese bills If he rc’sll.v be­ Aei ordiMg to Sgt Ekrtil, the up­ Manchester unit.* of the Slate Ing all at the same time. One fel- ^ Full atrrlro wliani of N S. A. Bora would seem that, having ended eaiise it seeniial rather unliseiy lieved IhnI they would aeltially rising Ava-s worse than reported Guard spent the first hour of their low from our company who latere Ifo. 'nc. our “ pumuit" In an official pro­ that, unless the Govi e> or hi.nself | here. There was a real battle at ( OMMERCIAL Bx)tli for $2 joined the Marines msde PFC in ruOIMM.oia . «a p P ta «iita tl»e a Ttia bc-eoiiie eiiforeeoble ('onneefleiil SHOES Monday night drill period in Drill, nouncement. we are still pursuing or the General Assctnbl> Itself this particular time, he said, al- AD.II STMENT AGENCY ' ( Plu.s T ax) only nine weeks Just because of Juiiuo Uathawa Spatial Aitncy - N a» should choo-e to violaie the law law. There would. In any normal Ceremonies and Inspection under T o r t C3il< "i»o ■ > 1mlt and Boaton. in fact. thoiigli there are frequent blood­ Colle«tlnn specialists. Com- the' stsrt State Guard training In the future, any court test of the (NinsidemUon of such legishillon, ies ertvip d'elats in Latin Ameri­ the Inatruetlon of Sgt. Linders and lie sound iHilley reasons for mrrelal and retail areounts. SO- Lt. Denson. Th,- Maintenance of had given him. " MK.MB11.K AUDIT BTIBBAU OB' Conceding that both the world s law would ever occur Finhlly, An ex-ser\'ireman who fought can countries. day dunning ser'dc"e. SAM YULYES Clothing and Kqutpment waa the a R(in.ATlUNB. diplomats and generals are new at after a favorable opinion froir At­ i|iH'st lolling 11. Tlie relallcely He blames these oeeurrenees on JAMES’ in Africa and Italy had this tn aubject covered In the second hour, CLEARANCE SALE! sure knowledge Ihol 11 was iin- 143 MAIN 8TREBT Tba Htralc. Printing Company. Inc., conducting a world police action. torney General Georre Conway, the fact that there are only two P. O. BOX 681— Tel. 2-2887 701 Main Stroat sav, "When I was in the service T eonslltiilloiml apimrently creat­ elanses in the country, the very Sgt. Magnano and Lt. Decelles in- was just a kid. I had no responsi­ aaaumta ..o flnandal raapmialbllity for It still seems to us that they ought the Governor signed It typoirkpolcal trror. appaaiing in ad* In the closing da\s .il the ses­ ed a eerlnln liivur.i of decision. stnictlng. bilities and no one but myself to .afttarinanta and ithai raarilna iiiattar. to he able to realise that there is In which the (ioM-rnor handed There will be one more drill worry about. Slnee getting mit sion. however, Governor Lo Ige next Monday evening to put the In Tba Manchtnttr Brenlng Harald. advantage in keeping their signed two hills which '.’V oiii Un­ two pn -siTe groups some cake, I have msrrled. bought my own secure In the knowledse Ihni II finishing touches on the outfit and home In Manchester and have two Used Sewing Machines Thursday, Junr 7 fo a l In Korea a secret. If they reliable curbstone opinion, are Lt. Denson. Communications Of- much more questionable, from the would disappear Infore they kids. I don't want to go back have really decided how far they fi(»r of Headquarters Company Into the regular service brcau.se l»olnt of view of constl ulloiialitj. eoiilcl feast on II. ..so Intend to go, it seems to us they has arranged to provide a loud I feel that I've done my part. But CamptiKning For Sunday Sale tl an the dual Job ban bill. should announce that fact, let apeaker and retxjrd playing set-up after all the misery and suffering One of these bills was the to play band music during the A'“ «vS Treadtes from...... *19 Thrae. according to report, are United Natlona soldiers and the I saw among the civilian popula­ measure restrleiing the six*' of drill. This will give the new men the palmy daya— the boat alnce tion In Ttalv. I'm resdv to join United Nations public know what the sign gasiillne stiUlims can P e r s o n a l experience In marching. The CTonn. any outfit that can help prevent those of the "frae lunch" of an­ the goal is -and let the enemy use to sdvertlse their prlee. If Potterton State Guard's own 1st Regiment that from happening to my home Hecfric Portables from.. *29 cient glory—In certain Manchea- know it too. It goes back to our this bill Is eonstltutlonal, the To Women With Band from Hartford will furnish and my family here in Manches- Legislature nun regulate tiie the music during the parade and ter.” ter establlahmenta devoted to the old bromide- that if you want to ceremonies which follow. size, CHI Mllboard, or plseard, or Nagging Backache The Onnecticut State Guard 50 satisfaction o f thlrat. limit a war, the thing to do Is to Fred Femmia of 36 Ashworth banner, or In newipaper space, meets every Mondav night 8:00 limit it. street. Manchester, has been pro­ Decfric Consoles from .. '74 It la gatd that you can obtain to 10:00 at the State Armory In F,dward J. Chapdclalnc Thomas R. Bristow of any advertising done by any- N B ff in t baek»ch*. toil of pep nn«l < n* rnr» moted to Sgt. First cnass. Sgt. tree beer any night m the week I bc^y. We doubt It. hffBdachM and dixsinoM mny bo duo Manchester. There are many I’errilic vnUics! All in g'sxt down o f kldnny funcHon. l>octnm K'*od Femmia, a veteran of World War good reasons why you .should Join except Sunday, In some of these Thf Fuse Sputters TTie weond measure the llov- kidnay fiinellon U v»ry Importnnt to r«H*d Two Manchester girls and two and Mrs. John A. Pallcin of 24 working ortler! Carefully hfallh. Wh*n Bomr ovaryday condition, nurh n was Inducted into Federal Serv­ up. Whv not come In and talk j Stock consists of various csUbllthmenU, for the mere sign­ emor signed Into law was the utrata and Mkrain, eauaea thU Importnnt ice In March of 1943. He trained boys were among the 3400 stu­ North Ealrfield street, received her inH|XH't("(l and iidjusttxl liy From time to tiiiir, all of’ us H over? ' I bill deelgoed to stalilllxe liquor function to alow down, many folkaMuffrrnai- at Fort Devens and spent nine B.S. degree. School of Nursing. ing of a petition. Since the peti­ ■inw backacha*~f**l iniBarabie. Minor bind* dents who were graduated .Monday exisirt SINGER nwH’limiics. hoar rumblings from the Dark f. months in the States with Hq. Co. Thomas Bristow, son of .Mr. and makes taken in trade tion would. If auccOMful, extend d*r Irrltationi due to cold or w ron » dirt may SM.AI.I- BOY DROWNED from Boston University, at com- Continfnt. Now and then wc hear caua#fffttlng up nighta or frequent pa*i*afirra. 1103rd. Engrs. He left this coun­ ■Mrs. William Brl.«tow of 113 Coo­ the sale of intoxicating beveragea Don’ t ncRlert your kidneyB If the»e c<»ndl- menremnt exercises in Boston per Hill street, who majored In some (lire prediction—such as that tlona bother you. T ry Doan'a IM II«-a mild try with the same outfit in Dec. Win.stcd. June 7 (A’l - Jo.seph to Sunday as well, the free beer diuretic. Uaed Mucceiiafully by millinn* for 1943 aa a Motor Sgt. Sgt. Femmia Robert Speclol. three-and-a-balf- Garden. Harold C. Case. Boaton physics. B. A. degree. College of COMPLETE SEWING COURSE the worst menare to worlil peace over 50 yeara. Ifa am atln* how mruiy tlniea waa In the ETO two years serving flows for a purpose. Doan'a (five happy relief from thcnc di*roni- yesrs-old son of Mr. and Mrs. University 1926. was officially in­ Liberal Arts. and security is hrewing in Africa. forta-helpthe I jm lleaof kidneyliilie* and fil* In England, France Belgulm, Hol­ Joseph Speclol. of Winsted. Edward (.Tiapdelnine. son of Mr, with purchase of each machine We doubt that the forces which Then mir tniubleil eon.seioii.Hnrs.s ■>! WANTED te n fluah out waaU. Gat Duan'a Tilla todayl land, Luxembourg and Germany. Sanderson, medical examiner, said stalled aa president at Inaugural and Mrs. Edward G. Chapdelalne believe In keeping Mancheatcr's He waa discharged Nov. 1945 as drowned here la.st night. Dr. Rov ceremonies, .Sunday. June 3. The of 101 Spruce street, who majored .some vague and terrible trouble subject of his inaugural address .«abbath frao o f at leaat one of CLEAN USED CARS a Sgrt. holding the Good Conduct Sanderson, medical examiner, said in journalisni. received his BS de fades away again, as things more was "Higher Education and the the*4«any modem- Infringements MANCHESTER Ribbon. Victory Ribbon and five death was due to accidental gree at the School of Public RelS' • Vnluiilile courae in the fine dramatic and seemingly more of a ‘46 AN D UP Combat stars. drowning. The yoiing.ster was Present Crisi.s " President Case, lions and Communication All four on and character of the point* of beautiful, profe* direct involvement for us lake TROPICAL AQUARIUM Another appointment effective playing with some other children formerly of Pasadena. California, young people are graduates of at this first commencement Mon­ sionnl-looking Bowing. sevatfth .day have any enticement over the world stage. FOR vo rit FISH, ( AN ARY thla week was Sgt. Major Fred W. near Highland lake when the sc- .Manchc.ster High .school. as rnoipfntarUy pleasant and HIGHEST Griswold of 137 Brookfield street, cideiit occurred In addition to day led the procession with former • Taught by oxperU nt your Blit the warnings seem terrilily A.M) DOG SFPI’MFS promoted to Master Sgt. his parents. Joseph leaves one president, now Chancellor Daniel stimulating. Aa wa have ta.sli-d SINGKU ,SKWIN(J CENTK.lt. true. They acem true becau.Mo the 4.M Main SI. Trl. ’l-kril Griswold, who enlisted a-s a brother L. Marsh, from whom 25 year.s their argument, it la pretty dry private in Headquarters Company world's most terrible and ex­ PRICES PAID ago he received his Bachelor of • Your* as n gift when you buy stufr^ when the new State Guard was ('REDIT MEN EI.ECT Sacred Theology degree. plosive problem, that of race, la W ILLIA M S one of tlieoo fine maebine* In theje certain establishments, activated, has served as Company Mias Bohyk. daughter of Mrs. being deliberately heated up there and Battalion cnerk ns a Corporal I Waterbury. June 7 iTi - Jus- as you drink your free beer after Helen E. Bohyk of 40 White street by a movement which Is the most CENTER MOTORS and Acting Sgt. Major. He re- tiL S Fran’'lsco. of the Bri'lgeporl pignlng the patltion, you will also Mnln Strrpt— Noxt Tn Th^ cenUy attended Administrative chapter, is the new pre.oident of and the late William Bohyk, re- backward and poisoned and In­ UNIVERSA ' ceived the degree of A.saociate of OIL SERVICE be greeted with placards urging INut Offlrr School. Sgt. Griswold obtained the Connecticut Federation of herently dangerous of all the evil VACUUM Credit Men. He was named at Arts at the College of General j'our attendance at the public his military training at Massa- movements In the world today. 0|>on KvPiilriKn lentil 0 Potterton's nutten Mliitary Academy tn the annual meeting of the group Education 111 BROAD ST. Come earty! Get yours aihile they last! hearing to be conducted on the This Is the racial supremacy, ul- Bank FlnancInK .539 Main 'S I reel ■Woodstock, Va. He has been here yesterday. Miss Palleln, daughter o f Mr. Manchester, (■oiuieellci.it Other* ele(-ted Tvere Herbert SORRYr MO MAIL OR PHONe oRbem Issue o f■ T*!uhday . sates for Man- tra-nutiunali.Htic muveiiient which employed for the last twelve FUEL and RANGE OIL chestw, at' Verplanck school, next yeara at Pratt A Whitney Air­ Schtek. Hartford,, first vice creal- ti«>k over in .South Africa wheii craft In the Ebtperimental Dept, dent: Robert W. Brown, Water Monday night. Juhe Itlh Your the late General Smuts was de­ aa an Instrumentation technician. bury, second vice president: Ed­ ★ A ★ patronage will be excused, for this feated. and which aince, under the This promotion proves what haa ward D. McKey, New Haven, third FILL one night, as a part of the noble often been stated; that previous vice President; Earl R. Rffev. leadership of Prime Minlater WANTED-HORSESHOE PLAYERS Bridgeport, secretarv. and Wil­ OIL HEATING effort to add S2 new nights a year military service la not easentlal I'aniel K. Malan. ha.s lieen neli- liam E. Shea, New Haven, treas- ON SALE ONLY AT YOUR to your quaffing opportunities. w y to achieve advancement In the FOR SA LE leasly and vigoroiialy turning the State Guard. . Quite often civil­ tirer. EQUIPMENT We doUht, AS we say. that the ian skills are equally valuable to In Vicinity Of clock back in South Africa Estimates On Request^ forces of temperance, the forces At a lime when the colored pop­ the proper functioning of a mili­ SINGER SEWING CENTER which have some lingering regard tary organization. ('enter Springs ulation of .South Africa would (in his enlistment papers, Sgt. CALL lor the character of the .Sabbath R.T2 MAIN STREET, MANCHEvSTER PHONE 888$ naturally he .seeking an improved Griswold gave past office experi­ Leffal Beveraees Contact 2-1257 Day. can muster any such induce­ stnlu.s lor it.seir. tlir Malan move­ ence and typing as a secondary AT LOW PRICES skill yet It was this cl'vlllan back­ ments or any such crusade d ment os msostiiig on taking away HOURS 8 A. .31. to 11 P. M. ^ spirits on their side of the is.suc ground that proved mo.st useful Alexander Jarvis Co. privilege.s already eNlabllshed. U to the Guard. Arthur Drug Stores The opposition to .Sunday sales, we IS sei'king to repeal the progress MODEL DAC-n When the Auxiliary Police divi­ 5 Do3’er Road Tel. 4112 ' are sure, is a dull and colorless Ihr oolored population haa made sion of the Civil Defense program cause, old-fa.shioneil and stolid. It was Initiated In Manchester, Gris­ through long decades of struggle. wold signed up. However, after believes, wistfully, in a Sahhath It IS trying to go back to a white learning the scope of the emer­ from which at least one evil is eli­ colonialism. It la trying to do YOU GET MATCHLESS COHYEMIEHCE IH gency for which the Civil Defen.sc minated. It concedes that some this at the very moment In his­ authorities were preparing. h» de­ peo^ilc will, no matter what the rided that he could be of more tory when native populations aervlre to the State In a military law is, still drink on Sunday, and Manehester, Conn.—^The employ­ plan, hospitalization, sick benefits, everywhere have been drinking paid vacntlons and PRODUCTION organization and therefore Joined drive too, and yet it la quite will­ ees! of -the Nelco Tool Company the State Guard. No (Ok CtfM M odfc'AiCitlU 4 0 deeply the intoxicating wine ut have announced that they want BO.NUS, stop In anv time between ing to have Manchester forego the 8:00 A. 31. ami 12:80 A. M. at There are aimo.st as many re,T- freedom and dignity and equality. twelve or fourteen horaeshoe play­ SHELVADOR* sons why men are Joining the dubious privilege of supplying There can be only one answer er* to enter their noon hour horse­ the Neleo Tool Co., comer of Pine and Center Str(s"ts, Slnnchester, Conn. State Guard as there arc them. It la not touched with any shoe pitching competition. men In the units. Here are s to this effort, if it is pressed. It Conn., or Phone Maiieh("ster 8118. FnLinlodii be.nuiy and Inaurgg envy for towns which do make a The Nelco Tool Co. Is also look­ few remarks picked at random. would be the moat horrible race Talk It over with Frank Montle with “Care-free” AUTOMATIC OimSTmC mFiidc nnd outwdel thriving. If poisonous, business of ing for twelve or fourteen machine One man said, "I joined up be­ war In history—a war which, once I or Louis Tracy. This I* a growing supplying the Sunday thlrat. It operator* for 1st and 2nd shift*. ; organization, a swell group of begun in Africa, would Inevitably If you would like to Join these noon I fellas. It might he your big op|ior- doesn't get exclled because some wage Itself—on color lines— hour get-together* and would like Forget Dafresting Dnidgary I With this keeps butter or margarine at the con­ i tunity. sistency you like . . . big transparent drinking dollar may speed tta way throughout many areas of the to share tn the Neiro generous pay great new Shelvador there’s nothing to "crispers” . . . giant maat holder .. . ad­ TOURS—free of Charge! through town without stopping I world, turn on or off, nothing to watch, nothing here. to empty. It defrosti itself—completely justable shelves. A hondsomo handy I' Thoughts ol all this arc revived, — in 2 to 10 minutet, while you’re asleep! And Dopondoblo Parlormanca Is FYREX moosuring cup Yes, It is merely the old- temporarily again, by the news of —full pinf-sitol Yours, Twiea As Much Food Whoro Vow Wont Asswrod by Crosicy's quiet, efficient fashioned virtues which are what happened In Capetown the froo of chorgo, whon Ii! s TTiDie iJiflii a car— It—^ front, insiiht, in reach. Crotley't Electrosaver Unit that's backed by a against Sunday sales. ITiey have other day. The worst rioting In the you fill out this coupon Worksaver Design gives you extra space five-year warranty. nothing free to offer. They offer and bring il to us. city's hl.story broke out, follow­ in the d(X5r, not 8n (he door. Shelves You Con Chooso your Shelvador from [UIHILC UlUfilT no round of enchanted evenings l■ouoooBnaau■tB■l ing a demonstration against the arc completely recessed. a wide range of sizes, prices, and features for Manchester's ‘‘Men o f Dis­ ifeaESCSKHEP? Malan government's bill to take AtK TNI MAN WNO 0WM6 ONt Fwll-Wldth F ro o to r holds up to 50 —including‘‘ SOFT-OLO” Interior Styling. tinction." f the vote away from the ao-callud pounds of frozen foods . . . loads of ice Come in and see Shelvador, the world's On Furs But we think, and hope, that half castes." The demonstration cubes . . . a ButterSafe automatically most convenient refrigerator, TO D AY! Ntm_ M i m w ’s Up To $.700 Valuation Ixitvei St FliMit these old-fashioned virtues may was sponsored by ex-servicemen. SIrMC. c On Each $100 Over prove unexpectedly strong in the I t . was led by two of the white C lt y _ .iuts- $300 Valuation showdown the Sunday aale in­ Boer leaders who disagree with | KEHAa yOUR TIRBP Mike el ptnert nfilimtm. terests seem to be seeking. We the Malan policies. It was parti-' $3.00 Minimum OLD RlfRIGBRATOK Sin U Sftwnt rcfrl|tnl*i_ think, and hope, that a great ma­ cipated In by white and colored Slut r«i (w «w s«r lit— jority oY'ilaiicheater people will alike. The parade drew so many with o brond-now Cretlay Sholvader Fur Trimmed decide that the sale of liquor Is participants it took 80 minutes lu — owordod the Fashion Academy Cold Cloth Coats one thing the Manchester Sunday SEAT pass the House of Parliament. Its Modal for Iho second successive year doea not need. white partlclpanta, at least, were Minimum $2.00 for excollonco in styling end design I »SnP-DOWN" DISION NATIONAL STOCK CAR In advocating thla view, we have people who did not want to bring v59C iH Drive H-! G e f ^ r order in early! MIRACLI H -PO W n AND nothing free to offer. We mere­ (Valuation Up To $75) CHAMPION on themselves or on the world the COVERS HYDRA-MATIC DRIVI Exdusive recowsrd floor pro­ ly hops and recommend that all kind of tragedy inherent in the ef­ Over $75—3% Of vides sleek, low beauty—most m f fAcismiNO Damns a r c c o m in o f r o m c r o s u t i For All Makes Of Cars Naw, high-compreonon H-148 Fabulous Hudson Hornet won those interested in emphasizing fort to take Africa's native and Valuation room in any car— and Amer- engine i# eager to go! It’a the National Championship dson and protecting the decent values ica'a lowest center o f gravity Stock Car Race at Daytona W half caste population back under DELIVERED IN MANCHESTER We also have a custom loaded with Mirada H-Power of Manchester life will appear and for the steadiest, aafost ride Beach. Won again at Gardena, the white heel. T ER M S $5 DOWN RESERVES YOURS TRADES line of covers in fiber, plas­ doth Coats that makea Hydra-Matic* a aver known. Hudson Hornet make their own convictions known A fter the parade, there was vio­ ( AS LOW AS) brand-new thrill—and it ia California, and again at Phoe­ tic, satin twill, nylon and Men $1..50 (Value to $50) ia built differeitUy and better nix, Arizona! Come in, try this publicly. In our opinion, our liquor lence between some of the coloird built to outlast any other —good reaaon for it# fast leopard skin. Made to fit unmatched power, safety and tnteraata hava been most tll-ad demonstrators and police. So engine. •ODrtonei «t aAtr* omi eUmb to famel HORNET Over $50 stamina' ised In raising the Issue. But, South Africa’s dynamite, because See I I S for a good used refrigerator your car. Prices start at 3% Of Valuation Ince they have risked a test of S its fuse sputtered, made the world Fawofful Hudsont—wMti oR Mm advantogas of iKancbeater aentlment, we hope headlines for a day. Tomorrow, $ 1 3 c 9 5 Per Set Insured Pick-up Service **a(ap dawn** dailgw—ora pricod In faur bracko*# ^ a t sentiment la clearly and fully perhaps, we will forget It again. ^2498 NUDSON. VOUR RIOBIBV CAN NVY —boglnnlng M a w Niaea of many tmollar oars. iizprtsaed. Aa for tha Herald, It But the fuse Itself will keep on flUodard trin cad otb^ •pcdlectSoac cad i ■ cubjeet to changm mtbout ootico. oppoaes, and will continue to op- burning, and shortening. Fur Repairs and Cleaning Done By Our Own Expert (joae, Sunday aales In Manchester State Furriers— We Will Gladly Give You Estimates LAND SURVEYING BRUNNER’S Service Station J Why A Mystery? Potterton’s McCLURE AUTO COMPANY Edward L Davis, Jr. VSacratary of State Acheaon yea- PACKARp 539-541 MAIN STREET AT THE CENTER Downtown Tydol . Tte J W HA M OOU 373 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Registered Land Sarveyor f ^arday told the Senata Oommitteea 358 EAST CENTER ST. TEL. 5191 770 Main St. Tel. 4$07 M Awa iiiTiR C o m m a , I ' eg. that the United Nations members 18 Pmetor Road, Manchester - Moving soon to 130 Centor Street iir**-*rT**"E in the K STO acUbn. Tel. 7BIB. OPEN WED., THURS.. FRI. UNTIL 9 P. M. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY. JUNE 7, 1951 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1951 m a n street school. Guest* at the party Mra. Helen DavidRon, 12 Kiiox were mothers of the Broa*nies and i> I muit had W eallt during tha •Ireet. Girl Mra. George W. Jonea, Commis­ IT’S FAMILY emeu W K | K month while the M FD wee called Local Soldier ToWii Report Over 1^200 Girl Scouts sioner. The Brownies entertained Engaged to W ed Admilted today; Robert Varney. le Big Blaze out 12 timea. their guests with folk dancaa and 40 Fairfield atreet; George Braull. Scout I Two of the call* for Chief Jamea ; games. The Brot**nlea presented AT YOUR HRST NATiONALII Ill, 161 Cooper Hill atreet; Keith . On Finances Are Registered in Town Il'Schaiiba department were box Coming Home their mothers and Mra. Jonea with alarma that proved to be f«I*e. , __ _ Robbina, 25 Wrstmlnater road; | During MonthiI News corsages. Refreahmenta of cookies, I The remainder of the blazes weie i Kenneth Sharp. .36 Goodwin atreet: Manchester ha* • total niem- needed for the day camp this aum- ice cream and candy were served ^raaa, wood* and rubbish. Major fj. A rllllir F. LaForcl I s i l»eter Frlekaon, n o Walnm atreet. Ralanrr of .^ 2 1 7 , 72.3 m rOreen Manrtr F l I V blaae of the month was the fire ' boj.ship of over 1,200 registered nier, and anyone having such fleiTor^msT by the committee. The following hV 4iiitiiiir IVfir«>Mii V**U ,- girls served on committees to - AAA ¥ . "t Oreen Manor on May 2. Both IV O ri^m i T P iS iH l Roatne. Springfield. Maaa.; 1 8 9 Girl Scouts, including girls and items that could be donated to the My, have I becMi iioglecUul of CdlUSCfl *40^llU v I jOMI ;department* fought thi.S fire that camp is reque.sted to get In touch my letter writing this season—so make this party* a success: table „ Hasted practically live hours. W av to U nited State* i -Mr» Virginia Bslson and aon 580 0 0 0 of School Bond adults, at the pre.senl time, wa* with the Girl Scout office. There neglectful Ml bet you thought tha decorations. Karen Graff and Mony l>raM nrc» | (’hief John Meiz said today no ■ ___ . .Burnham street: Mrs. Jean Ulns------announced at the monthly niecl- is also need for unit helpers at words of*the aong, "Daniel ha Donna Park; decorating the table. m a ■------I estimate of damases were avail- mure and son. Storrs: Mrs. Mlldrcrl A* of June I. the sum of $217.- ing of the Manchester Girl Scout the day camp, and anyone eigh­ don't grump no more" were really Jeanette Conrad and Linda Bro»*n: KirsI Lieutenant Arthur K. La- ■Scheidel and daughter. 188 Broad Ifav waa a tough month for the able, but hi* depai tiiieiit had four ford Is one of a group of 1.36 New 723 42 remains from the total of (‘ouncil held Ttieaday night at Hie teen years of age or over who coming true. The truth of the serving, Debbie Begg, Linda Carl­ Hre Are department* in tovs-n. The ftre* that were stopped before Kiiglaiiders, among combat vet­ street; VIr*. Loiiella Davis. 10 .h- tia a o n n o i.so.. nf \lav hoifie of Mr*. John Pirkles, 55 wishes to assist at the camp, matter, la businea*. my dear*. son and Beverly Hayea; cleaui-up, Waddell road: Mr*. Lillian Gibbon, the $1,689,000 bond issue of Ma> . includes a SouthLu.th ManchesterMancn hhre Depart- ^serious damage was done. He had erans from Korea expected to ar­ either foi a few days or week You'll never guess what my but- Gail Oralf. Susan Stollenberg and 10 Hazel street: Archie Buck. I. 1949, for the constru. tion of the Intermediate Girl Scouts^ 43 rive In the I,'. S Satiinlay. June 9 or two. Is requested to eontart iness has been, although by Mary Jane McLaughlin. (Tookie* Bower.s and Verplanrk achoola and .Senior Scouts, .571 Brownie Scouts and went to South Windsor to .aboard the Military Transport Rockville: Mi.-. Jesn Foi hess, 139 the office. now many of you are 'familiar were brought by Suzanne Taylor. assist that departincnl in a house and 170 adults, with 21 liileniie- ASK YOM* DEAIER FOR THE iGeneial .\t (’ Meigs. This will be V'ernon street: .lack Birnhsk,^ 39 for pi ellmlnari- plans for the The Council voted to send an with It. Quite awhile ago I got Linda Wleeek and Andrea Marl- fire. Had it not been for prompt i the third and largest group of diate troops. 4 Senior troop.s and Gerard street. Broad atreet school and the Hollis­ Intermediate and a Brownie lead­ news that 1 was a great grand- ottc. action, the fire at Kogers paper i combat rotation troops to arrive Dlschargerl luday: Kathryn 24 Brownie tioo|)s, making a total er to take training at the Nation- ’ fatrier for the Nth time, and I iJlRt mill could have developed into a ter siiionl. according to figure.* membership of 1231 registered Lazv Susan trays were made In Seattle jdnee the rotallon pro­ L'ralii. Andover: Grant MacI-si­ al Girl Scout Training school. simply must get up to aee them. geiieral alarm with plenty of gram was instilnled early in May. Iroiii the (.’ontroller'a olfice. niemhrrs and 49 registered troops bv Gail Gralf. Suzanne Taylor and mP lane. 27 (Tiunh stieel: Bsrhnra Breakdown of the expendituie.s Camp KUitli Mary, this summer, "U p?" you aay. Yea, up the Yel­ Susan Stoltenberg. The last meet­ damage LleiilenanI I-afnid 1* the hii»- The meeting Inst night was in and also to send two delegates I i low Trail. The (Ireen Manor fire destroy­ Cmbiel. 102 l.akewond Circle, reveals that $603.7.3,5.58 has been ing of Troop 43 will be held June 8. liaiul of the former .Miss Ruth the form of a pot luck siippci. tlie national coiivcntion to lir hcM ed a suppiv depot that contained north: Gary Uaiuossc. Rockville; spent of the original ap|ii')priation Having alayed near my brook l.Maitin, driiigliler of F’atrolnian which was enjoyeil hy Coinicil 111 Boston in October. The Or­ ao long, the prospect seemed ex- manv Ivpes of niateiials hard to land Mrs Winfield R 5!aitln of ■Mark .McC’alre. 119 Waddell street; of .1:715,000 for the Bowels school. members in the beaiitifiil yard at Found—A Girl Scout hat w get for Imilding. Not much tune l,.ec Silverstcin 2s Stephen sticet: .S702.576 115 of the $924,000 for the ganization committee, at a reci nt jciting. even for an old fellow like found at Canter Springs Park after 19 Btonkflehl street. He landed in the Pit kies home before the hn.si- meeting made tentative plans for me; an I loat no time in getting was lost in construction, hut sup­ Korea. July 29 1950. On com|)le- John Christ 29 Ksiifield atieet; V'erplaruit school and .344,964,9.5 o: ness meeting. The Council has the Folk Dance Festival. A Jack­ FRESH plies loit and total damagea were ■Mrs. Alva Rogers, Willimaiitu; file 3.50,000 for the Broad and Hol- the fall reopening of troops, al.so started. Up I went, uphill all the knife waa also found on the la^*n of I lion of his 30-day furlough he will been iiiviteil to another pot luck way and the trail ao fuP of Inter­ estimated at (tver ItO.oaO. Foi Photorefle* B.ibv son White 95 Heilaine road. Irster scliools. Plans to conveit trie the formation of new troops. .Mr* a home where a Scotit troop I report at Port Knox. K'-ntncky, Slipper to he given by the Inter­ (.leorge Marlow has hei (ime a new esting thing.*, it certainly took Mlaa RIlMheth Tenailale wheie hr will he an artillery in- Birth ye.steiday. A daiightei to ll'illister site into a |unior b'.gli stopped to rest, after a trip to mediate Leaders Assoiiatlnn at memhrr of the Council and wi'l \ime. -1 riicl or. .Mr. and Mrs .lames Horvath. 4.’> .s'liool never icis.scl the model Car.in Merii-Wood on Wnhiesday, Merri-Wood. These two article* can why guais about the maalt you buy? You KNOW Firii National stage since the idea v.as rejected serve as i hairmaii ol the I’liiili' The beautiful wildflowera, my be had by calling for them at the Mr. ami Mr.**. WiIIiRm Tc'iRdnlr. Pioneer circle. .lime 20, at 6:,30 p. m. Those .at­ lAM*al Kim Trees liv the voters. Kxpenditures total Relations committee, feathered friends, Stevie Squir­ Girl Scout office. maat ii tandar, juicy, daliciouil You KNOW bacauia avary CHICKENS Wtyidl.'ind .Rtreel, annomv'e the ^ tending are requested to bring rel, Tommy Toad and all the re*^ I $'l,471.276..58. their own dishes and ciitleiy. pound it guarantaad - you mutt ba tatufiad or your lull ^ > 0 conilng: marriRge of their daugh- | Hospital Notes Time Out For Cleaning greeted me on the way so that Intermediates, are you planning Are Beiii*; Sprayetl The turn of $51,264.42 Is the un- Additional rooking pots, frying Liov* thy neighbor- eapeelally If ter, Kllrabeth Broun to Wendell ^ ^ ■t. Paul, Minn f.'P - A three many days later I found nayaelf to attend Camp Merri-Wood? If purchase prica will ba ralundadl So why gamble al lodav i FOR FRYING or BROILING minute Intermission after the fifth eNpriided h.'ilan e for Bmveri and pan* anil large kettles, such as hi* lawnmowgr has just been gazing Into the quarry at my If. (Tienev. Ron of Mt and Mrs ihitlentR T imIiiv ...... VJft aluminum caiiners. aie hadlv sharpened. .so. will you kindly submit your ap­ /« SPARKLING Tlie C'.irlfr Trer Kxpert ei'mi- inning to aTlow for seivu ing of the 3143,016.38 for Verplanck. great grandchildren. Suddenly, 1 plications for the week of Jlinc 2.5 meal pucesl NorI a . ( *hene> HP HmnKffh! I \< letdav. H.u'u;ua infield was introduced by .St, Paul p:inv srnle.l sptnyin^: \Mth thought,■ • "Children' L My Brownie -i. u I or July 2 or both w*eeka. Camp la COFFEE SODA .Mreet on .Inly 7 Ht I p m ' (’oibnl in;; I.Rkeuond rm le. of the American As.sociation, None and Scout frirnf**' will they \ „„jn^*up and you should nrsfiiHte nf M7I elrti tree-* fot noilii Ho,laid Warno.k, II Cen­ MIrr Tea.sdule ua.s a l'iated of the players take their positions think of m e '" i get voiir applications in as soon aa 2 5 ; LB AVG LB •hr Town of ter slrert Miss Violet .Mlely 18 during this clean up process. So T bid my relation* a hasty from Mancheater Hif;b uchool In ; M r I Arm ulibmittP'l the hiw bid ll-'ord streel, Kalliryr, I'rsin. .3ii- General Manager Mel Jones ot goodbye and loat no time In get- *’ 194A and Rttendeil the ('oniptoi h - MADE FROM '■ 72 rf*ntA per t rpp when thP mn- dover. .lolin \3>ir,.e4 \5alnul slicet: St. Paul, who devised this scheme, tine back where pen In hand, , , ler School of H.-irlfotd S!ie ir I V? broken my silence. ; On Memorial Day f°“rteen girl* t.nt Nr'rt.il ilnys .Miss Alma .^ii.o'd. B'oail HiooU; say* It *1*0 give* fans time to from Troop 9 spent the day at FRESHLY-ROASTED pie'tenllN' emph'Vftl in the A i- .Mrs. Gloria Houiol I'.o kville; leave their seat* wiUioiil missiiiB Til next week, Cleaned All WAtTf riMOVfO ll Tlw untk \* ill tike Daniel Camp Merri-Wood. Some of the 65c t 'nntini; I V[un l :i,»‘n1, Piatt and •Sanii.el Llndsav. .5.5 Chiii. h sliccl. , any of the game. COFFEE BEANS , lyg \Vlntne> A im afl (’orpnratlOn. girlB lashed tables that needed re­ i.,ARt1 RnteiiRtP in fti' Ihf {c Provideni e Pdiode aembled at 8:00 p. m. for the pic- j stoves. ^ ':n*iip of elniR for pmtetlior. Cleoned A U WASTE REMOVID i l 69c I.sland In the < laan of lHt9 and RIB CU T UP TO 5 L B S . nir. Some groups cooked the scoop of t£jRinAt the hnrk beetle, whirh AND YOU STILL SAVE . ...AT supper. The program commit- • The Intermediate Leader* have r//£Se F/N£ F/RSTNAnONAL FOOPS ARC grneg the Dutch F!lir, di.^emr s nou employe.! in the Ihiblic Smoked Picniu S 49< vanilla IteintloiiR l>epart ment. Nor’on lee Biipplicd the beverages. At , postponed their final meeting and ' rom Rtck ireeg to heglthy ones 6 :4 5 the troops gathered on the 1 supper from June 13 to June 20, at Pork Loini “?o“'s 49« Che rt’-Nt OT‘T eprey wr* n^R le ii <%ini|ifBiy. Won eater. MrrrR'hw- ResuLAHY meRmepiNfAiAiLY circle masazins ice aeam '■elts. baseball field for the dancing.; whirh time niembera of the ^un- Chine Bnd u 59c Minced Ham» Bolopna S9< \ pT il Kach troop performed its favorite ] ril will be their guests at Camp The ^tite for the flrRt tmw 'I'he ronple uill make tbeir Inmie , daiici and taught it to the other*. ; Merri-Wood, at 6:30. 'hip yeRp iA RprRVtnir laritl elmg at 10 t'nde’wood atieet. V^’orl'eN■ Strawberry mhaul putt msHvi i4-ozjAk39c Pork Chop$ CfNTER CUT LB IN CQNVINIINT NO-RIPOSIT Among th# dances presented On Friday evening. .lune l. mem- 75 OLD lASHIONfD LB •tinner itate htjrhwRy* IhuR •er, MaaRRi hu.aetti. after Aug'ist were: Ach Ja. Ga*tav a Toast, the ‘ bers of Intermediate Troop * Pre- Meat Loaf 69. telievinif the town of th# work. 1. mikaiu h is h v i i o i j a lOTTlIS CONTAININB 2 B IR H O Hoakey Poakey. Tija. a Belgian i sented "A ,1“'' R ofpberi’y rwif «- 6 3 3 c TURNPIKE ||P«M , folk dance, the Slumber Dance. parents and friends. Fortunately Live Lobsters 49c Sliced Cod ^' ______I they were able to use the Scout Grape Jelly MlfAlR 6U«i 12-01 JAI 21c OR JUMIO II 35. Fresh Halihut u 49. The Manchester Memorial h o a - i room of the Bower* •rhool. ■» pltal would appreciate help from their regular meering P'«» the lb. our Intermediate Girl Scout* d u r-i Green achool would not h ate been Baked B e o n s i a k i d Fresh Haddock Fillet t* 47c Fresh Mackerel LI 19. Rosefish Fillet u 39. Classified Adverlisemenls Ing the summer month*. The i auitable. w tn c •OTHER ADVS. ON PAGE 18- PICNICS hospital bulletin 1* published twice Their gay* gypsy coatumea and Brown Breod ^ »|9 MARKET BONELESS SM OKED monthly*. Girls are needed to help tambourine* made their songs and a t m J r e d i t 3 far Sale r i I House* for Sale 1S 1 M iddle Tpk.. W est T fllflph on * 8338 with ttii* project on the 10th and | dances very* effective. The hlgh- M arvo SHC^UNINO J'*-* 1.03 l|TIN 3 7 c He I.oIb for Sale 7.T the 2.5th day of the month during lights of the show w*ere the drama­ nCI IlfCDV orders must be In hy 3 P. M. MANCHESTER—Juat Hated thi* .>0 feet frontage (')nly are girls Interested In doing this ^^ruitd an d \de^elal>fe 6 ' unflniahed dip. Oorner lot. Nice but. si'hoolt, stores Down pa> -M.l. OUR PRICES -ARK BEI.OW O. P. S. CEILINGS service during the aimimer. please a dance w*hich ten of the girls pre­ $36. Long Graan neaped. B. A. Beechler, Realtor • tores and but Price $8,000, dow n KrHort I'ropfrty for Sale 74 ing parts in the ballad and each of Cucumbers 21. POI ND Phone *068. POIND each the other girls in the troop had 1, payment $,3 ,500. TWo family 4-4 T3ie“ finalllllnl meetingIII””V4II6L of Troop 41 ' f' 5 *•) . . rooms, $12,.500, down payment, ■XN'lMDVKR l.aAke Modern col- Kybo Coffee ixtrauch l h a g Sic i CUSTOM Built two year old 'age four room* and hath on lake SIlORT- r-BtlNF. and rORTKRIIOl SE held“•7* • et Camp * Merri-Wood. . ; h«r A* '’"'J’ . . ..MtfkMMlsamLgwk all Oranges'ruror'^c. RED RIPE CELLO PKG $5,0*>0 TSvo fa n.ily 4-4 TOOVnB. CHICKENS Monday. May 28 afU r achool. A At the conclusion all tljg girl* Tomatoes ; iMine. Flea rooms on th# fleet 4*dt from Heavy YYeslern 4'omm. Beef 23. front .Srrsctisd porch ^ITikW. were awarded* their Minstrel badg­ ( floor, apace for two rooms up. S12 000. down pay mant. S4.0(K) FAN CY M ILK FED treasure hunt and hike w*a* taken Copley Coffee vacuum rAcment hiding the treasure (lollipopsl and ing during the past three months heat. Conveniently located. Im­ FIRST FH E RIBS The presentation w*as made by Mrs. Golden Rose Tea i o : fkg4 7 c 3 >25. 2 >CHS 19. 14 000 Dnplax 6-6 rooma. ateani the other half finding it. The girls mediate occupancy. Price la $15,- *'B. J." Famiglietti. one of the as­ h brought their own frsnkfurt* and I 800. T. J. Crockett, broker Phone heat 2-tar carafe F’rue $1.' *00 Suhlirhan for Sale sistant leaders, who helped them to iOZPKG 51c 75 RIB ROAST PORK Lb. 42c lb. the troop supplied some-mores, Homeland Teo • 8416, or residence 8751. and garage. 2 acres I*. 1.1.1 NG'l'tl.N Kqi .6ale I..oveIy Lb. 79c SIX ROOM HOME 3 bedi-ioms. < lear land amall barn *\«iung sr\-,'n room ho se four he.lrooiiis, CHOPPED HAM . Home Permanent Brownie troop 41 of Verplanck 45" new heating ayatem, screens and fruit Ireaa i*ru e $15 0ou, down Iwo itti garage. Coiner double RBAUV-TO-H.AT. W HOLE OR SII.AXK HALF Refill—$1.00 aterm windows, porch large harn ORANGE JUICE 2 9 achool. under the leadership of l>ayment, 16 OOu h o? appoint lot .('ouliliy atmosphere .Near chicken coops, garage fruit trees Mr*. Gordon Todd and Mrs Glenn PLUS A 81.80 JAMES' 6 9 ‘ ::39‘ *«23‘ tnenl please tali Muvsaid R. KocUi;'. e lu.c .S, h.»ol and s«op- Lb. 69c Holleman. ended the year w*ith a HAIR8HAPING. —over one acre land Property In Maalinga Phone 2-1107 MORRELL PRIDE HAMS f imig walking ilislamr Call LIBBY'S CORNED BEEF ASSORTED (Contents 0nl.v) very* successfifl family picnic at Immaculate cor.dui.m -y good huv Ro. avi.l.' .5-l7uk FIT FOR A RING U /r ;*.^5*Wr;*:r:N*:?S'-' at $15,7.50. MODKIlN .5-rcK>mii Hnil Camp Merri-Wood on Sunday. May A $2.50 Value: 3 .-«< flallonJ e iii Three minutes fitim bus ;mr ,\nv MOI.TO.N L.5KK k'our room 3 For 32c 27. In aplte of the weather many LOOU6R P R /C es/// FIVE ROOM HOME All stone, SODAS reaaonable y/ffc! will be loiisuiei house oil lieat fireplai e. automa­ OVEN RIB ROAST Lb. 64c HASH Lh. Can 39c ‘familiea attended. Bean-bag and ■team heat with new oil burner, donkey relays, guessing and sing­ Both for $2 &uj ...... I e”"®"”' MfAroot CfuL ed Alao 7 rooma. 7 acre.", three- tic hot w ater, nn e yard Call 3-1.11. WHOLE ON QU/CN ^ROZeN ROODS acreena and atomi window*, ar­ ing games w*ere played by, all. w*lth tesian well, large barn There Is car garagt A rare buy R. O owner 7767 FIRST FOOD STORE (Plus Tax) Denton. 6724. the fathers .having the most fun. also a six room home on this prop- BROAll BROOK 6 rooma .2 pat- ROASTED CHICKEN S149 Folk dancing was demonstrated TOEAdTS BREAD - Raspberries 14 0 2 PKG 3 9 c perty whirh mav be piiirliased sep­ HARTFORD ROAD Full two- tiahy fliiishedi. aerr'ened porch, \ o M JiiAt heat anil aarra Beech-N ut COFFEE Lh 77c by the Brownies. A picnic lunch arately*—2H .ai'res- Both homes JAMES’ Broccoli rOR GARDEN 10 OI PKG 2 1 c 816,800. alory four-room tingle. Porch, and garage 1 year old Associate Ft)RST FORMOST. RE.\nY-TO rAT VFRY l.EAV Freshly roasted—Ground t* order. and the toasting of marshmallows -H!?Aces Timken oil burner, topper tuh- Realty Kioad Brook 1548.14 brought the day to close. Other 148 MAIN STREET a GARDEN ROBERT J .‘4MITH Im ing Needa aom< repair Imine- BABY FOODS activities enjoyed by the troop this Orange Juice 2 * 3 9 c i’H A )N Rhode Island, on Brown 'M Servo Values! btls . 888 Main Street. Manchester, Conn. iliate Oi'ciipancy. $H TiOiI <*n Phone MvNtu' 5- SALAD DRESSING PL 39c 2 Pis: 7Sc WE REOEEM BEECH-NITT COURTESY CARDS tertainyd their mother.* on May* 23 Cauliflower 10 OZ PKG 2 0 c fired. In.-ulatlon .jty aeweiagr. age l>it nicely latulscapeil S12 - 2H40 CINNAMON BUNS 1 A REAL SAVER at thea* regular meeting. All the package Of 9 2 1 c excellent location. Many otlier .50(1 w.th $3,500 down. Inim<*dlate CHOPPED OR LEAF U O'l PKG ICE C R E A M 11 29c girls {farticipal^d In four folk SACKAGt Of * 2 9 c Spinach 17c features. Full [irico $13,400. Othei occupancy Wm Goodcluld. .Sr . danceaf. The Brownie story w*a* listings available. Alice fTanrpet Realt or Offu'p 15 Rtifoi Wanted— Real Katalc 77 FRENCH FRIED 10 OZ PKG REAL GOLD COFFEE Lb. 77c enacted by Jeanette Caselll, Carol Pototoes 17c Agency. Phure 2-4 543. or Mrs TP25 or 2-0796 Raisin Bread Sibrinaz, Judy Larson, Marlene | ^BFgarine / lb p k c . ^ Wagner 2-0028 WA.NTKIi - 5 our .jroperts to sell FLORIDA NEW PumpBrnickd Braid lO OZ PKG 29 Rphatile .iiiveri ivsitii.g with Forde and Diane Lesiezka. The Brussels Sprouts 2 5 c WEST .‘l>\ Kakeii B e a n s ...... 1.00 down. Wm. Goodch.M, Sr Real- ; reatioii .oom m basement. Ga­ $ and Mra. Esther Gralf, held a party COFFEE CAKE Pinft Salmon «59. tiiclhiiils and quick, lOiiMruu.-, ‘-:- .5 Large Cans Franco-.American NI U.VR SWEET FRESH NATIVE Design tor. Office 15 Kore.st .street. 79*25 rage and good-sized lot liiiiiicdi- on Friday, June 1 at the Hollister Ih lent servire ra ll^ ld Ki*.im iih ,s, or 2-079G. ate occupancy, Good mortgage Spaghetti ...... $ 1.00 Calo Dog Food IS'l OZ TIN 14c _ I -•-ubiii ban. Realty Bs7o , Keii;!oi.>., available. T. .1. Crockett, broker 7 Itegiilar Cans Franco-.American PINEAPPLE Jumbo’s 29e SPINACH 3 Lbs. 25c Workmanship E A C H 3 9 * FIRST TIME on lArket. East 49 IVrkim. street Phone 8215. 1514 OZ TIN 14c PerfSa/fflon c 6 9 . Cent*' atreet. 8-roora single, fire­ Phone 5416, or residence .3751. Spaghetti ...... $ 1 .0 0 MafcfriaL Colo Cot Food LIST WITH an active concern for place, oil burner, two-car ga­ FIVE ROOM ranch. Brand new*. 7 ('ans Sifted P eas ...... $ 1 .0 0 reliable roiirteour servue. 8‘ree NEW’ I Am Now Giving rage. Immediate occupaney. FI. ■All convenience*. I'nuaiially large FANCY RED F. Von Ecker. agent. 509 Keeney apiual.sal arnvinj; at .satisfai toi\ .■{ Itt ()7.. Cans Orange J u ic e ...... $ 1 .0 0 Cuttins done in our own living room. 15 minutes from down atreet. aelling price To yo.,. riie .Allen . .'I Large Boxes of K inso ...... $ 1 .0 0 shop from the mush stone .•Z*! ■fj. to'.vn Hartford, $1.5,000, Always Really Co Rhone .Manrlu-.sier 7 No. 2 ('ans of A pplesauce...... $ 1 .0 0 PLUMS Doz.35c CABBAGE Lb. 6c call Jarvis Realty for complete to the Anished memnrlal. MANCHESTER 2-family house, ,5105.' 7 Cans Sweet Life Kvaporated .Milk , .$1.00 NATIONAL I STORES in good eoiidltton. quiet nelghbor- real estate service. Manchester h(x>d, 4 rooms each; large lot, 4112 anytime. CONSIDERING SELl.ING 8 Cans Tomato P aste ...... $ 1 .0 0 Green Stamps separate furnaces. Total prii e ! ~ . S------. .' . ------1 YOtm PROPERTY? 2 Cans Dinty Moitre Beef S te w ...... $ 1 .0 0 PALMOLIVE SOAP Cashmere Bouquet iC 3 l ajax 812,500. Call Anita White 8274. 1 T ^ Without obligation to you. w*e wlHi Hie purchase of the MANCHESTER SUPER SUDS F A B V E L CUANMI ______I and tools, 85.iOO. 4 rooms and i Our Inconiparahle Salad Special: One Dtr/.en T o u rr SOAP bath, large lot Few minutes from ! will appraise or make you a cash ^olc*’*'* SSO.OOC WEST SIDE—8 room single. Iiot I offer for property See us before MEMORIAL bus line, $7,900 Many desirable .luiee Orange.s, 1 Large Head Lettuce, 1 ‘^*''*** 13c . Easy Jingle Csnieil wxter heat with oil. can easily be j you sell AIR W AY converted into a two-family, country homes. R. O. Deqton. Package Tomatoes. 1 Bunch Celery, 1 Cu­ COMPANY LGE PKG 3 2 c LGE PKG 3 2 c L G E P K G 3 2 c large lot, quick occupancy. S. A. 6724. I Phone 6273 . oaw c 2 . i S 1 9 c ’ . V ^ U c 140Z TIN 1 2 c BRAE-BURN REALTY cumber, 1 Bunch of .Radishea. SANITIZOR A. AIME1T1. Prap. 3« » 26 Beechler, Agent. Phone 6969. F I R S T F O O D ■SELLING Y W R property? ALL F O R ...... $ 1 .0 0 “Wartd’a Only Campirtcly DOR. PEARL and HARRISON MIX MILES from Manchester. 4- Lot* for Sale 7S Whether it be a lot. house or Sanitary* Varuum ClMiner" STREETS 1 0 M U U T IA M KIRKMAN'S BLU-WHITE POMPEIAN rooaa home with large porch. Full IN COUNTRY Like atmosphere businea* In town or country, you STORE OF MANCHESTER, INC. Oppoalle Eaat Oatnatary bath! Knotty pine interior, cop­ large building loU with shade will get prompt arul personal O p«n Daily 8 t o 8— Fri. and $ot. 8 A . M . t o 9 P . M . rELKI'IHINE n n ot SSOl Snap RakM ioiFKc32c CAMAY SOAP CAMAY SOAP BUY 3 PKGS AT REGULAR PRICE CASni SHAMPOO per plumbing. Electric atove, ar- trees Overlook Drive. Wm service by calling Ellaworth Mit­ 646 CENTER STREET TEL. 8059 ALLAN A. ARONSON taalaa well and over one acre of Boraxo I7e Cran. Saap icepko33c GET ONE PKG FOR ONE CENT m a d i w i t h n a t u r a l o i l s Kanehi builder. Phone 7778. ten, agent. Phone 6930. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY OPEN THURSDAY EVENING ’TIL 8 P. M, S3 BRANOOBID RT. Open flaadaya land..Full price, 86.800. Approxi- CUanitr 2<3oztins19c BATH BAN ‘|3 c 3 REG BARS 2 6 c ECONOMY OPEN PRIDAY EVENING ’TIL 9 P. M. t e l e p h o m : i»i* . tiny Hlrael aad Save Moaayl A L L P K G S inataly 83.000, or 83,800 dow*n. ANDOVER. Lot 100 X 200. Clear­ WAN'I’KD Three bedroom home Borax pkc |gc *ars ^ ' 4 2 8 c ”.? ^ 5 9 e K ’ 3 5 e Dali Ellsworth Mitten, Agent. ed. Five minute* from lake. Tel. in nice locality, good condition, ICED SODA AND BEER Borax Soap 3 2 Maacluflter «N0. Manchester 7782. Agent. 1 at a aenaiblt price. Call 4337. "TyJ

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTER, OONN« THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1951 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY. .U NE 7, 1951 PAGE ELI t A Q i n M - - |-*Tl in the earlv roughing operatlone. j is removed in three cuts. Thie divl- I ing. The three cuts on the Bullard Previously, tlie stock was removed I Sion of .stock removal makes it consume the same machining Hme Several Factors May Slow Young Singers To Br GradiiatFfl $1,169 Awanl from the inside diameter of the 1 possible tq leave less metal for . as Hie two cula ilul previously, barrels m two cuUi. With the ' removal at Ihe ro igh grinding op- 1 slnc<* Ihe cylinder barrels go Qualftv in hlsfh buf prices are For Siijsgc^tioii adoption of Colo's idra the stock I erallon and aimplines final grind- , through n cycle on the machine. Universal Training Start low at POPULAR. And it’s these Score Again Discover How Good ; i every day low prices of ours that ■r«^iliiltf>n June 7— VP) — Uni- ' welffh heavily in your favor . . » [grammar School Glee P&W Employee Re­ m c m I mUlUry tmlnln* wiU be • To Receive Degree ceive* ( ’.anil Pri/.e for Iced Tea Can Bel ■Md while *olng effect under that help you serve more Rood Gliihs Give Concert Be­ Selegislatkm nearlnir final action foods yet save more money on Coolinal Delioiouol Economical! fore Big Audience His Reeopinienrlation **‘n S r ? « a t * alreadj- baa ap- , your food hills. You save more For perieot Iced Tea, alwaya uae East Hartford. June 7 Angelo p,«ved the compromlae ^"'casiye, becau.se our low prices are store- One. again, on Tucaday eve- alao extends the draft law Colo. 44 Whilon street. Windsor Salada Tea or Salada Tea-Baga. wide . . . they're in every de­ 'mng, parenta, relatives and friends and the House is expetced to fol­ thronged to the Verpianck school Locks, a machinist at Pratt A low suit. But that doe.sn t mean partment . . . and they sla.v low auditorium to hear the annual con­ the prt^ratn will start any time Whitney Aircraft, has been award­ 1 / ' every day of the week. I ou'll see cert of the Grammar School Glee : ed $1,169. the highest Individual clubs. These gro.ips are trained **lSrat. OonyresB must do several a difference— a BIG difference award in Ihe history of the PAW A under the leadership of Martha I more things before a y employee suggestion program, edds begin training under the na­ — in your food bills when .vou While, ably assisted this year, for tion's first UMT program. go hea\y on savings liv shopping the flrst time, by Marjorie Klop- i William P Gwinn, general mana­ Second, the program wori t start penberg ger, announced today. until the draft can be called off. or > here daily. During the flve years that Ml— Ninety-two other Pratt A Whlt- •t least drastically curtailed. , White has worked with the Man­ nry Aircraft employeei were nam­ Three Oonkiress Steps chester children, ahe has built up ed by Mr, Gwinn as award win­ Senator Russell (D-Ga>. chair- | a reputation that has lead the ners. on the monthly list which man of the Senate Armed Services audience to expect a performance totaled *,'1.804 84 This Is the —C- committee, listed t^ a e steps <^nm par excellence and Tuesday night's ond highest monthly award total p-ess must take before T^MT gets , concert held to the standard Her Mi— B#rbar* Hubbard in the four-year history of Pratt ability to extract from the small A Whitney Alrcraft'a present em­ Confirmation of five ITMT but often wavering voices of Ml— Barbara May Hubbard, ployee luggestton progrem. commissioners to be approv^ by | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. young children singing, which Is Colo, a veteran of thirteen yeari the President. This is a Senate not only precisely ordered but full Hubbard of 181 Main street, will function only. Three of the com­ be graduated Friday. June 8 from at Pratt A Whitney Aircraft, re­ t l of feeling for the song's meaning, ceived his record-breaking eugges- missioners are to he rlviltans Two Ormind Beef Is an excel- IS nothing short of a manel. Ohio State University. will be retired or active military Misi Hubbard, who is a candi­ tlon award for eubmitling an Idea Hamid B. Hodge, fr. j l ^ t source of compk’te Hiunor. reverence and patriotism, officers. LOW PRICES date for the degree of Bachelor of that saves time and Increases ths protein— the B vdlamln. all wore portrayeii In the concert. i J. Approval, probably within six Science in aocial anem c, graduated efficiency of a machining operation Harold B Hodge, Jr , of 6B Jar- j riboflavin gnd niacin and Mention should be made of two I months, or a specific plan of op­ from Manchester High school with on cylinder barrel! He rei om- COMBINATION ALUMINUM eration for UMT as recommended Vis road, who will gradual# from i food Iron. songs written especially for these | the (la.ss of 1917 She studied for a mended the addition of a third hor- by the five commissioners. It would Norwich University in- Northfleld, children by one of their teachers. | year at Mt Ide Jiinlor College be­ i ing bar to the set-up of the Bul­ call for six months of training . Vt . next .Sunday. June 10, with a Miss Sylvia Claflln. a member of \ fore transferring to Ohio Stale lard Mult-Au-Matlc machine u—d degree of h.ichelnr of arts. He by the 1,000,000-plus young men the Bowers school faculty: the i Universitv. who become 18 each year. If Con­ ! majored in hioloi;y. and he will | gav little "Red Coated Hunter" and I Mr. and Mrs Hubbard and son, graduate with honors STORM WINDOWS gress rejected the commissioners ■ T^e Children's Prayer for Donald, are motoring to Columbus. SIRI.OIN OR Sorry... plan, there would be no ItMT. Peace." So full of poignant mean­ Ohio, to attend the graduation then WITH FULL SIZE SCREEN 8. Voting the money to run the posed 12.1.000. These carefully-I PORTERHOUSE ing were the words of the "Pray­ on to Van Vert. Ohio, to attend the Paperhanging program. The cost has been esti­ screened aliens become eligible to i We did not anticipate the overwhelming response to our introductory offer of er" that every adult In the wedding of Miss Barbara Olds ■\verage l^irge W ln d««. 82 x 84 mated as high as S4.000.000.000 a seek ellizenshlp after live years' ' audience fervently breathed them Bemhelsel, roommate of Mtsi Hub­ REASONAILE RATES year, but that will depend on how honorable service. aa the children sang them to the bard, where ihe will be one of the Call For Aa Eatimat# many youths are taken, and the S. Removal of the present llm- STEAKS POPULAR beautifully almpU music Mias attendant#. $ 1 0 . 9 5 Cnmpletr plan of training approved llatlon of two per cent or total Claflln has written. RockviNe 5rS374 After the aix month military strength of women in the armed | A delightful and amusing dlver- Guaranteed a* long — any higher priced training course. each trainee BRAND serviees. sueh as the Army WAC8 j ilon was created by the Bowers window. You can'l afford to niUx IhU fern- would be transferred to the re­ and Navv Waves | E V A P. M ILK LEARN TO DRIVE third grade rhythm band, under pornry offer. serves for seven and a half >’ears. 0 A ,1000.000 celling upon j Dual Control Cars H ie Defense department would op­ military [>ersonnel in the Army, /t Is Now Back On the baton of third-grader Kurt Eigenbrod, Kurt conducted with Many Satlafled Clients io-i>.\v nruvK R Y o n r o n ixAR n i z m erate the whole program Navy. Air Forces and Marines. i| Tel. Manchester 2-1110 UMT proposals have been be­ The actual goal Is .1.402.20,1. . j The Shelves To Stay most Impre.sslve poise and assur­ OLDSMOBILE Remember— 84MIN— No More Ahimlnum fore Congress off and on ever 7. I.owrring of the minimum 2 ™ 2 5 f ance, and he looked nice too in MANCHESTE .\l TO DRIVING his white linen Jacket and long since President George Wa.shlng- draft age from 10 to 18^- writh a j ACADEMY 1946 MODEL 76 4-DOOB SE­ Alto Triple Track Combination Aluminum ton's time. He recommended it reqiiirenient that local draft i blue trousers. D AN— llydramatlc drlx-e. radio, . —unsuccessfully and many oth- hoarils call all men available in | The program opeged nttlngly heater, white wall tire*, two STORM WINDOWS with O-.e singing of "America", , er presidents have al.-io t-n l to the present 10 through 25 pool j | tone blue paint, one owner. 20-DAY DELIVERY get It through Congress. j before railing any 18 year olds, and went briakly along without Debate UMT Value j 8 Fxtension of the required 1 fumbling delays to the closing KULR-FCD Pay Of Low os SJ.SO Per Month! The Idea behind I^MT is that i eomhip'^d active duty and re-1 SUMMER JUICE SALE ■Battle Hynui of the Republic," FRRBH FROZEN MANCHESTER th# country's safety demands a I serve service to 8 years, It now the moving interpretation of which POULTRY large, trained force of yo>mg men svrrace.s about six vears. set more than oni spine a-tlngling, MOTOR SALES who can be summoned to .active * 0 T-ixtensinn of the present 21 i| N o w I s The Time To Stock Up! ROASTERS...... lb. 56c ( AM , FOR A FKKK DtJMON.STRATlON auty—^and who would he ready 'mnntlis draft servu-e to 24 months RNEOO DIVIDEND We#t Center at Hartford Road for It—overnight. and a similar term for reservists CAPONS and It la too expenalve. the l^MA j called to active d\itv. Reservists; SU N SW EET DEL M O N T E New Haven, June 7- — A CAPONETTES ... ,1b. 64c argument runs, to maintain a jw-ho qualify as vetersns of the last '] dividend of 45 rente per share on huge standing army Indefinitely | war rould ask for discharge after the capital stock of the Southern Delivered In Manclieeter Ob the other hand, those op- 17 rnonths duty New England Telephone company Friday Evealnga pc—d to UMT. say that It is too 10 Deferu'ent of high school PRUNE NASH SALES PINEAPPLE for the aecond quarter of 1951 Call After 8 P. M. ee#Uy. It svould have little lasting •Indents until graduation or age has been declared. Directors —Id TF.LKPHONF, MANCHESTKR 2-0346 value for trainees and might mlli- 20 ami college students until the yesterday’ that the dividend Is H. A. FRINK FANCY NATIVE tart— ths country. end of the academtr year JUICE payable Monday. July 18, to stock­ Sanivan Aveiiae—Wapping 11. F.xtension of the draft act. JUICE Sach trainee would remain sub- holders of reconl on June 20. Ject to call during the seven and now due to expire July 9. to July CHICKENS Lb. 49c a half years following his six 1. lOM noaat. Broil or Fry. aMmths' basic training 12 Authority to the Serretary GIANT ^ , Draft-UhlT bill Includes of Defense to re^ilate the use, 46 OZ. M i .ruART ^ 7 )2 ' the— other "major points." ac- posse.aslon. sale or traffir in beer. I BOTTLE " FANCY CAUFOBNTA Out Of House That Forst Built eordiiw to Senator Rua.«ei! They wines and other alcohhlrc he%;nr-il CAN ^ ■"ir# all eoimeetea -with the dr*ft. ages' In siid near armed forces tn- FRE.SII BARV RIB nv Are You Sure .* HEN TURKEYS Lb. 62c Experfi'nc' has fanpht her Bot UMT: sfallstlons lhaf servinsr qualilv ftwid 1. Peraona deferred from In­ I That you oro giving your family Hio host in moots Forst Formost Meal Products meatiH grealer health for her duction for occupational reasons, I WU,80N'S CERTIHED aueh aa a defense industry Job or nourishing grocery itoms? If not by all moons family and more economy in college study, remain liable for IE AN shop at Corro's Market. Yos, join our hundreds of the long run. WHOLE —nice until they are S5 years old. UNIVERSAL SMOKF.n ORANGE JUICE DAISY HAMS Lb. 79c wiso, satisfied customers who know that they con Under the present law liability ' VACUUM CLEANERS HICKORY SMOKED HAMS Lb.69« ends when they reach 26. SHOULDERS always buy the best for loss and with complete Ci. E. KEITH FURNITURE CO. “ Mrs. Thrifty" and ev»ry Dower Standards ORAHGE AHD GRAPEFRUIT BONELEB.S SHOULDER 1115 Main Street WELCH'S GRAPE confidence at Cairo's Super Market. BONELESS 2. Physical and mental stand- FRF.SII KII.I.F.O DEI, MONTE BLE.NDEO other housewife has learn­ arda for inductees arc cut back to Manrhester. Connecflcut VVAVBKST N \TIVE Lb. 73c ed too, that you ran depend HICKORY SMOKED ROULEHES Lb. 79e about ths same minimum levels BONELESS VEAL VEAL ROASTS on Bursack’s quality I).\Y used during IMS, or during the CHICKENS FORST FORMOST IN and DAY (n'T! laat war. Sponsors claim the new FANCY BRISKET OB TOP ROI ND atandards will make 1,10.000 men. SMALI. SHOULDER ROAST Lb. 79c tt) JUICE III A U BEEF FRAHKS______Lh.74e prevloualy rejected and still in the HENS JUICE pre—nt 19 through 25 year old FRtSH YOUNG CORNED BEEF Lb. 89c draft pool, eligible for induction. Youllnem HEN TURKEYS PINT *1 O . 46 OZ. RIP PORK C H O P S...... Lb. 47c BEEF SHORT RIBS . . Lb. 51c 8. Authority for local draft BOTTLE ■ Wm ^ CAN f TURKEYS 6 to 9 Lb. Av{. Lb. 73c FRESH DRESSED FOWL Lb.59e boards to require conscientious know how sood SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS . Lb. 79e SLICED PORK LIVER Lb. 39c objectors to take civilian Jobs , JACK FROST 5;i In 61, Lb*. Average. “ contributing to the national SLICED BACON ...... Lb. 39c FRESH PIG'S FEET , Lb. 15c LEAN SHORT SHANK health, safety or Interest." At insiQnt pre—nt they are merely deferred, SUGAR 5 Lbs. 45c CUT-UP FRYING CHICKENS 3Va Lb. Avg. Lb. 49e n llu re to comply could bring five FRESH SMOKED SHOULDERS Lb. 49c eofheoanbe CRE.AMERY I.B. years In prison and a 810,00 fine BUTTER feWIFT’S HEAVY STEER TOP ROUND I LB., 4 OZ. CA.N SUNCREST ROASTING CHICKENS, 4Va Lb. Avg. ... Lb. 49« 4. Glxpanslon of the so-called - “ 2 7 ' "Foreign Legion" In the Army until you fry TOMATO JUICE EVIC. TURKEYS ...... 10-12 Lb. Avg. Lb. 85c from 2,500 to 12.500 in the next 2 ,.o a V 7 9 c CORNED BEEF Lb. 89c I I APPLESAUCE 15c flv# yearn. The Senate had pro- CHEESE STAHL MEYER DAISY H A M S ...... Lb.79c FRESH O l r SLICED DILL I.1BBY'H SPERRY A BARNES SHANKLESS Cottage Cheese CREAMY LB. SUNCREST PEACHES 2

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY. JUNE 7. 1951 hrulge street. Tickets may he ob­ (lliiircli Festival tained at the i hiir.h or lliey will w k i A -i.'i WIiAV — 810 OTiircIi Society Em iicott (rraduate each September. The examiner died and 103 of the missing are be delivered if preferred. AMESITE DRIVEWAYS Tueaday night by the Board of Di­ U . S . Casualties known dead, raising total combat L IG H T R O C K WtXXF'^- I rectors to appoint an examiner of checks all public documents and Toddy’s Radio Notea? Birthday To Be Held June III • RKIItC’KD RATES SINCE ItSD instruments recorded in the town deaths to 11,503. The missing In­ WDRC • URAIIINO FREE WORE____ Onest^eaker G r a d u a t e d Plan to Scan public records and pay him from cluded 1,2.54 who have since re­ the contingency fund for the re­ d ele's office to Insure accurhey In Korea U p 9 2 5 I W ON8 - 1410 Raatem Standard lim e WTMT — 1280 -.4 a POWER R4II.I.ER OHBD ODARANTBED timed to U. S. lines and 121 known i_ Concordia Lutheran Ladles' Aid The third annual Strawlierry mainder of this year. Waddell and proper procedure. prisoners of war. Leaving 10,135 tft • FREE ESTIMATES CALI____ |C Records Society held'it# annual birthday Supper' and Festival to' be spon­ • TIME PAYMENTS MAMCHEflrrEB statcil that he has already Includ­ In the other acSon. the board i:00— , ‘ 8:15— O n D a y Washington, June 7—(A^-^-An- currently missing. party In the church parlor* nYios- • NAVE 10% FOR CASH TOtl ed »2..’M)0 in the 1851-62 budget accepted a recommendation by Di­ WDRC—Strikp It Rich. W’KNB Governor I/5dge. sored by Ymimelh. a young adult cstimstc to provide for an rector Walter Mahoney that quar­ nounced IT. 8. combat casualties in TRUE flU IT (lay "evening, and after the busi­ SAVE W ITH Manager Waddell Aii- W^HT-Pgln: BeaclrOolf Tour- 8 : . i ^ ness session viewed pictures shown group of the North Methodiat C»L ValUwe A. Moyle examiner. terly. Inatcad of monthly, reports Korea climbed by 825 last week to i^meht. WTJRC Mr. Keen. Tracer of church, will be held on Wednesday, be required of several departments. by Pastor Erich Brandt, which in­ thorizeBob Steele. 4:30—Fun to Know. Dressed in « Prince Albert co.vt. veterans organizations, the 1st 5:00—Lucky Pup. gray top hat and sporting a irvous- Whiskies Customers* SUNNYFIELD FRESH W ONS—SporU. tache and goatee he played many ot Regiment Connecticut State SILVERBROOK BUTTER W H A Y — Supper Serenade. 5:1.5—Time for Beany. the old balalds, pumping out the Ouard band. Lt. Col. Fobian E. Corner 6:20— 5:30—Howdy Doody. Dramedui^ Ginger Johnson, commanding the 2nd 6 :0(1—Joe's Show. melodiea on the old church organ CREAMERY BUTTER FRESH CREAMERY WDRC—Jack Zalman Battalion C. 8. G. and his staff, COLONIAL PRIDE 6:30—Oonte Little Show. long since retired to the parish Mott of our cottaaMta Job’s know all DtLICIOUSLY SMOOTH TEXTURED- 6:25— the 2nd Battalion colors, troops ■on m IN tONO CXIARTER FOUND l>WNTS u79‘ 6:4.5—Jean O'Brien Entertains. room. The Salvation \rjny band af the 2nd Battalion and the Boy she drUilt of lha OPS regalatioM eM- WTIC-Weather 7:00—Ktikla, Fran and Ollle. conrert following supper was en­ • n Ot lOIMION GRADE “A"-HIGH SCORE Seouts. StIAIOHT WHIIKIV 1 . 8 2 ' WTCNB—Weather 7:30—Strange Adventure. joyed by a large crowd who were acraing food prieaa. 6:80— After arriving at the Elks' 5TH f>OUND PRINTS-GRADE "A” LB tic 7:4.5— Camel News Caravan. enthusiastic and lavish it* their 100 Dlou Chooso 'J 63‘ Croom Chooso s ’"f** 16' 38* WONS— New*: Sport* Home, the band and the troops BOT 3 .8 9 After aH, there are qnhe a few of thera 8:00—Stop the Music. praise of its performsnee. rtoof W TH T — Bereno Gammell; of the State Guard isill take up government mlea, tad ioiim of them are Famous For Fine Flaverl 8:00— Ellery Qjieen. The Bolton baseball team added poaitlons on either side of the ros- Mol-O-Dit Amoricon Chooso 52^ Swiss Chooso “ 55* , Weather. 8:30—Garroway at Large. another game In the winning eol- • very iavelved. tnim. A t the command of the PINE CREEK Eight O'clock Coffoo 2.25 w n C —Emile- Cote Glee Club. 10:00—Private' Eye. , limn on Sunday when they beat Chod-O-Dit '*• 289' Roddi Wip tMAL WITH SHONTCAXI "54* VYKNB—840 Oub. battalion adjutant the unit’s col­ But we eat eaare yvm tkar ike aien 10:30—What's My Name. i IIebon 11-10 in in a ten Inning has not raised its price I mAWHT BOMION 6:85— ors will be presented and the band Rod Circle Coffoo 'o'"'" 2.31 11:00—Man Against Crime I game. Bernie Lathrop pitched nine Will play the national anthem. a vtAsi oin atd women o/ daP we wkofekeerledfy P rovolon o Chooso Domeaue 63' Muonstor Chooso...... “ 56* WCCC— G Ibi IB 4 7 ' B ologna 9UCCD DR PiRC ' w n c — One Man's Family. 8:00— BUNMP WMKKIY Fresh Sea Scollops * ^ • “ 59' LB FDR SANDWICHES 6 COLD CUTS WDRC—FBI in Peace and War. B4 ITH Drqwn Chickens 65' M in ced Hem “ 59* Y f i C m DepMd Or WCCC—Music Hall. FtOOf BOT 2.991 WONfl—Governor Lodge. WHISKICS IN THIS FBOOUa W TH T—Kev of Glass. DILLON’S 4 AND 6 YEARS OLD FANCY LARGP'ffZE-NONE PRICED HtGHER SWIFT'S PREM W K N B —News: Music, -A ’ ■ 12 OZ w n c -G o v e r n o r Lodge. GUARANTEED Gins BING CHERRIES LB' LUNCHEON MEAT CAN POLO a U B UNIVERSAL PloniS ii.uTiis-aaac raictt ai«Hi« oai PoppOrg ••((* twetr-aONE raicto HitHti >-■ 19* AAP Tuna Fish 37* Our Own Ton EoruiaatLiat Hia45‘ iLBgg* USED CARS U STH M VQ HAIF f I d l $ VACU’JM CLEANERS PtOOE BOT A . J T • A l « . I ' l Apploo EH-aww 3ias29' N a tiv e R odbh os “ " 5* SHcod Pioaopplt aaie*«32' Whoatios I*nnfaetai*i. U* W. H. PRETSa SONS PRivnn 1950 Ford Tudor. Hued* PfC/Pe Wotonnolon •*.w*n«nira-,n-rH-.raw la 4* NothoOM TemOtaOS -BBtEe^nBNata l a ^ ' 17 'Vilhge Street Comod Dttf Hash ""***” i*c*a4 3 ‘ Nabisco Ritz Crockers • •“ '"•SS* • r . RED CROWN Tel. Rockville 6-S06T Pinoopplof «wraieia».«n 2 29' PetO teO f iwwi n—> rn— r,u Erm 1949 Murcury CenvertL *0 STH A d A HAIE # A| Owcolato Icebox Cookies "'^21' dOXO Evac vtcETAiLE taaaTtaiat i la 38* * “ 1.02 bl«. R. cmd H. PBOOF BOT A .O T OAi O .A l CoCUmborS URe-mat raicf* aitNta J raa 29*’ Ice CrOOai na auaaan v.aiua w tM .m gg^ _ .N if. Yankee Dokod Doans naicAa23^ Sardines ntmteetmtrtt mnumf 1949 Ford "8“ Tudor Strawberry Prosorvos Salad Drouhig — ^ wi.. 3 2 ' r m gg* Cut. DuL. R. and H. ROBIN HOOD Stofloc **" ^ * 7 rewotaca naa-ntaes s an i lb rat 33' Del Moil Niblets «t»*Leaaa Nwcaa IJ * Ann Pago Grope Jam . im -igs' Ana Pag# Moyonaalto ETMa 3 g<= *tiaa69' THE FINEST 1949 Ford *'«" Club BO STH A # A ItAlE M 4 k 4 * ^ •, PROOF BOT A .O T cXl M .i Diondod Jakes —"switjime un Wesson OH...... "** 44* Coup* Cut. DoL R. Sohono Stuffed Olivos »n-,atjw5 9 ‘ Just Rodocodf IN Pounot Dottor A m Page M Ox. Jar 31c and H. Ovtrdrfva. Proporod Spoghotti «• •-* ■ 2 " • 25' WorthoNro Spko Drape • 19* Rolioblo Pom 11949 Ford DtLux* Tu- Rums Octagon Seep ...... 3 25' Worthowro Gooi Slkos 19' Token Dovorogos 3 "• 32' Iona Pooches mratu 31* Ask for it eUher way . . . keth Lets than 44 a big serving A /o6ot/y dor. Radio. USED CARS O N E THRIFTY Octagon Cleanser • • • Flavor-A id tan aaiaa ratrMUTiaa ^ ms 23' mdt-markt mean the tame Aing, 1949 Ford Foider Cus­ ZO NGA RUM Worthmoro Spoormint Loaves 19' Mazda Light Bulbs « IS* Vf k. vnu've tried other gingerbreads. M iybc moAes mixes //,^e PACKAGE MAKES Maybe You’ve fin er tasted tom DoLuxo. R. and H. WNin OB Not* 1940 Pontiac 2-Door. •OTtUD IMMB AUmOOTT Of IMi CO(>-C01A COMfANY •» ^ r o m e d a r y f Ovnrdrivo. 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EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 19R1 FAiic• fOlIRT*®*______------MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY. JUNE 7. 1951 PAGE’TIPTEEIf'^

was used, afid It la the plan of Fists Fly as BA’s Pin First Twi Loss on Aircraft, 6 to 5 the Rad Crosa to alternate th* two Rockville beaches each year. Claaset wUl also be conducted at Shady Lake, High Nine Concludes Season with He Couldn’t Be Chew-oy Tankerooean Lake and Tolland High RaMball Squad Total of $570 Pool. The Instructloha at Crys- Chandler Finally Ready Electa Two Captaina THE Billy Mills, a baaeball come­ U1 lake win start on July 9th dian, was all set to do his show Flareup at Home Plate with the Instruction at the other In Spokane, Wash., the other three lakes starting on July 30th. Dodger Fielder Dodgers and Red Sox Play Standout Ijitrhcr Nineteen lettermen of the night when a last-minute Now Collected Tho swimming instructions are To Bid Farewell to Baseball High school baseball squad Herald Angie Topple East Hartford checkup of the P.A. system re­ free, but each child will be asked voted for two baseball captains By Nearly Results in Riot erenca clauses this way; vealed there was no micro­ to pay a part of the transporta­ Now Tork, JuB* 7— —Albert in a locker-room voto yester­ EARL W. YOST phone on the field . . . While Funds to Be Used to Fur­ tion cost with the Exchange Club In Little League Tonight I "There are several lawsuits day afternoon--an honorary B. (Hippy) Chindler U ! pending against organized baseball Sporta Editor attendants raced around look­ paying the remainder of the trans­ To Gain Revenge, 7-3 ready to bid farewell to baaeball— captain for this season and a Winning Run Scores in nish New School in . which may not take long to fight. ing for the missing mike, Billy portation coat. The cost for each Little League activity resumes • Elgenbrod. defeated In hia first at hli own terma. new captain for 1952. dashed Into the stands, tought Whotta Win child for traneportatlon is $1.60 "As soon as the new man tnke.s , Boh Willis, an outfielder, one Seventh Inning on Rural Vernon tonight at Memorial Field witli , start, or Gary Kosak. Dorn Pon- The relucunt-to-leave baaeball tnack brothers art doing all right S5 worth of bubble gum and for the entire course, or ten cents ' over my job. it would be only right I of three Seniors who will be Fine Mound Uncord the Dodgers meeting the Red Sox. ticelll or Mike Gates will pitch oommlMloner haa promlaed to re- in their first seasons In the TwI headed for a bleacher section Hit, an Infield Out, RA*a (•) each day for tho 16 days. Appli­ K n a rli, Miiileurei Hit Ing two more In the slxtb, tiUt w- • (or him I'J assume responsibility In i lost to the team, was elected Best chucker, according to the First pitch is scheduled at 6 for the Dodgers. Alan Frelhelt elan "aoon" provided the major League, to date, at least. filled with kids . . . By tossing AB R H p o A K Rockville,' June 7—(Special) — cations and transportation fee* ’ these actions. 1 merely want to ' honorary captain of this year's record book, in the Twilight Baae­ M .... o’clock. , will don mitt and mask. l l u n i ill Finale at cal*. wrapped up the'soorlng. ; fo r iSfue clubownera accept a eelt- gtun and witticisms to the Bulk and Wild Pitch Corrida, rf. 2b The committee in charge of the should be returned Immediately. . ,,, , the day. Collins-whiked hMd took p ro tect my Interests. " I successful schoolboy team A ball Koagiie this season is right­ CHve Anything Fott Tlx Tlie Red Sox downed the Yaii- Llttlf !>>agiie games have been p^aed aeverance ronUact de- C handler exi>ectB to get hi.s an ­ youngsters. Mills kept the D. Folr: 3b . collections for a fund to purchase Chamtier of Oommeree (Ival; <,olllllS and Isrcnnd on a Wild pitch. KoMMow- alfned for protecU oiv...... c'scancy was left for captain hander Bobby Dunnack of the Wll- This department received the kee.s in their (list start while the scheduled every Tuesday and hia show sllve until the mike was K<*cney. 2b .. The Rockville Chamber of Com­ ..> l "81 strolled and RoacAi'Singled af- swer some time next week. Kills wtien Cliff Hawkes left schfKd. limantic Ridges. Dunnack has usual heavy number of requests for Murray, rf ... equipment for the new elementary defending champion Dodgers , Thursday evening for the balance In agreeing to abdicate 11 Ryan, president of the Cleveland found . . . P e t merce will hold a dinner meeting Tiriiinn nII ri > eriliri nmnera had mdved^up and montha before the expir^on of Steve Bcllinghlri, ace right pitched tn three games this season tickets to the recent Memorial n. Fol#*y, rf . school In Vernon, announces th4t dropped a decislc'n to the Car- of the seaaon at Memorial Field Indians, said his screening com- As the climax to hla act, P. and W. .750 this evening at 6:30 p. m. at the — - 1 A lem nny’s fty out to (fcep right hU aeven-year contract Chand er hander and most successful all ahiitoiits. winning two and Day doubleheader at Fenway Park Snrowier. If , 86 additional donors have been Friendship club. Kingsbury aven­ dliinis. Tie games and postponed games ] miltee would probably meet again Billy gave an impersonation of Silk a t y . .600 llalinran. lb Steve Cooper is scheduled to w'ill he phiyed on Saturday after- Mamhe.ster High cloned nut a ccnteiv That hall hid tha’eSitnurk* gave the oviTtera the follow ing ul- pitcher of the team, was elect­ losing one. ' in Boston between the Red Sox and Hated In the amount of $297 brtng- ue. There will be a report of the . next week in New York to assist Babe Ruth and his celebrated BA 'a ...... 600 Brrubf*. r ... pitch for tlu' Red .Sox with Roger . noons. There is no Stindny hall MU ces.sful season ye.dcrd.iy iiftei - of cxlia bases, but Cordy■ Jtotxlan ed captain for 19.52 The lanky Ttie former minor leaguer white­ : New "York Y ankees. Som e of the Hidfies ... .400 Prrzan, p .... fng the total to date of $570.25. activities of the Citizen’s commit­ nooii witli a 7 to ,i verdict over cniight up (v'tih It to maks-a great in picking a successor for Chand- requests were filled while others "called ahot" homer . . . He Benson heliind the plate. la-.s 1 in Utile League play ^*l**That he ia to be paid in full mound star has one year of washed the Hamilton Props, 8 to made the awing, trotted Hamilton . .333 O t this amount. Talcottvllle leads tee in regard to the sale and clos­ E ast I lin t font at the Wo.sl Side catch. ■ the balance of hla |6h,000 annual ' ler. * I eligibility ' uniler scholastic : had to seek other sources for their Totals ...... *) 6 * Jl 13 The committee, which will rec- , 0. yielded the brush again against around the bases then, as a B om bers .. .200 fvlth 69 donors, totaling $213 and ing of the Hockanum Mills. PIsns Oval. Tile win revenged a 6-3 Both pitchers needed rescuing!';tn aalary which does not expire until rules He pitched the team to d u c a ta Pratt O IVhltnry iS) Vernon Depot with 39 donors, to­ will also be formulated fbr spe­ hiring Imuded nut list week hy the late frames. Cordy Jordan re­ ommend a number of acceptable ' Kast Hampton. 3 to 0. and suffer- final touch, reached Into his AB R H PO A May 30, lM2- men to club owners, has not met second place in the ('(TL this ' ed a like fate .at the hands of the There was one case that we would pocket for a big red handker­ Pratt A Whitney suffered its Wylie. If ...... taling $229. The drive for funds cial July Sales Days. the Hornets in East Hartford. lieved Rntaic in the seisenth and 2. Th»t he be mdemnined ag^ainst _ 3 0 0 1 0 Eagle* to Meet recently because Chandler's resig- year. British Americans, 3 to 0. I like to pass along. Early In May, chief to mop hla forehead . . . first loss in the Twilight League Sataxaj. cf .... ----- 4 0 1 3 0 Is being sponsofed by the Rural Mound Castoffs Making Jimmy Collins went eight In­ TIemnn came on to save-the game financial reaponaibility for any There will be a meeting of the naUin'was not final. Hyan said ; long after all tickets alloted this Mills' face dropped as he sud­ Tripp. 2b ...... 3 I .0 3 .1 Vernon school association and the nings liefoin developliyr a hll.ster for Odllns after the tatter walked damages aaeasetl against organized Dunnack has not allowed a sin­ last night when the British Amer­ Fraternal Order of Eagles this Happy was elected commi.ssioner department were exhausted, a re­ denly headed for the dugout DiNuzzo, lb ...... 4 3 1 tl I figures are as of the date of June tile size of ;i quiirter on til* index the Icfidoff man In the elgTlthl- baseball during the remaining gle base on balls In 20 Innings. quest was received from a local ican Club set them back by a score CIrbun. :l...... 4th. In Talcottvllle the collec­ evening at eight o'clock at Red lltigei Iciny TIeman. n senior, Manchester rapped out ten hits' in Apni. UH.'i. He appeared to be This is quite a (eat In any league. and sheepishly explained: Ledger, rf ..... year hia contract has to run. entrenched strongly in office imiil party for four tiskets. He was told of 6 to 5. It took errors, wild tors are Zlgmond Gozz and Mrs. Men s hall on East Main street Grade with White Sox liul.slii'd u|t (ind kepi the H ornets to East Hartford’s seven. Other S. Phat he be relieved of all re- Sports Schedule Rob has allowed 18 hits. three "Gads! No hankie: Only bub­ Connelly, ea ,, Kran Kilpatrick. Mrs. Marion At this time officers will be In- he antagonized .several ownei.s by the supply, like the mix masters at ble g u m ” pitches, a few heated arguments Berganilnl. c ,. at h'ly, alllimiglt gelling Into trou­ good hits besides those recorded aponslbillties such as expenses ac­ run,-, and has whiffed 11 batsmen Macy's. had been sold out soon af­ with the umpires, ejection of a P Lehan Is chairman of the collec­ stalle<1 and refreshments will be by Minlcticri and Roach wer# a demanding to tie informed as to An'.rews. p .... J a r k SnwU B rm le A lenuuiy ble in hotli tlie eighth Slid ninth crued by the commission's office Thursday, .Iiine 7 .luring his first three starts. ter they arrived. A W pitcher and finally a fist fly­ a-Crontn...... tors at Vernon Depot assisted by served. back of iht Dodgerf. | innltifts It w as tlie m ntti w m hiiig double hv Bill SheekSy Ifi the for his ill-fated campaign to suc­ their intentions of renewing hia Metory Assembly Kreliow Latest Pitcher Dodgers vs Red Sox. 5 Memo­ Rob IS one of five brothers with But this fellow was persistent. ing rhubarb between players from Mrs. John Ford, Mrs. George Wil­ Marion proteatori becRime (ihnrk | Sliiiuloiit tMiU'her w ith Munches* agnuist live ■lefeals for I lu’ I.iinls i second and KosakowSkl’s leadbff contract a year in advance. Toti.ls ...... son, Mrs. Edward Jesanis, Mrs. Victory A.ssembly. Catholic Veteran Jack Small will be in ceed htmaelt. the Thread n ty nine. His battery- He called practically every day tickets so badly waa called. He both sides before the night's ac­ 36 S 4 3t IS t To Win for League Drejwon, Hrook mnnaijui, in « (er lligh’s huschiiU teiiin iliirlng who gained a tie f'O necond place ' doohle in the fifth; Shien then, should the aeverance I At a special meeting In St. Pet- rial a—Filed out for Andrews In 7tb. Ruth Huntington. Mrs. Wm. Ste­ Ladies (if (Toliimbus will hold a the outfield for the Little League FYiday, .tune 5 with the same saying, 'Til give was so happy that when he picked tivities came to a close. - box RCAl bahind thf Dodger bench Ih4‘ recs^ntly cotnpletusi fwsiaoii in tile t'l It. alnodmgs. ' Msnrhe.ler HI pact be approved. ChaAdler will I ersburg. hla., last l>ecembcr, the m ate ia b ro th er I.Vl. .lerry plays BA’s ...... OnO 230 1—« phenson and Mrs. George Ham- pot luck supper this evening at Dodgers tonight against the Red Al! n K r o A F Hamilton vs Kidgr.s. c, Oval anything for two tickets, any­ them up. he forgot to hand over A long drive to left field with Leaders; Yanks and after he waa cbnaed for arguing Only i| Jlmmv Muucoeel anil Jimmy I ow'ners voted not to renew his con- second base and Ray shortstop. r. & W...... 000 303 0—5 6:30 p. m. at its rooms on Elm Sox at Memorial Field. Small H as IkM-itle A lcniiny. 0 still have the final say as to the South Methodist vs Army. 6 1.5 thing." The writer contacted Bos­ J1.80 for each ticket, the price we two outs In the sixth frame cli­ Runs balled In. Berprainlnt (2). Con­ m ar. wUh Tlmptre Art <*?ore. frpshinnn. Bernlr started the sea-, Roaeh weie llo> halting heroes f''® :i, 4 I a V ^ p reaae dale when he '.vill .itep ! tract Chandler received only nine Bill serves as pitcher-, each All Girl Scout Camp street followed by a business ses­ played with the Dodgers last Sea­ Red Sox Lose Again 4 1 1 4 2 0 Robertson. ton front office and asked If there had to pay Boston. maxed the hectic battle. Tom Ber- nelly. D. Foley (21^ B. Foley; stolen Klg Halph Mrani'R. back on the son a* a third busoinaii but was | Mnnehesler wit'i three hits each | u,.,,, i,i. it, . ' votes, three short of the necessary five brothers have played minor - The Girl Scout Day camp for son. 2 ,:i 1 4 0 out. , . three-fourths vote. At a second Silk (■'ity vs I’arls. fl 15 fTiar- were any cancellations. There were Yes, he’s the guy that "would gaminl. backstopper for the Air­ bases. Wylie. C.rlfftn. D Foley <31, sion. l>cBm as a regulai starter, threw shifted behind llic plate after sex - 1 Muilcuc( I .li ..ve In llu -e lu iii : n,,),. ,n,.,i (t, , I 0 0 9 0 1 Chandler, admitting last night league ball in recent aea.«ons .Uurowler; left on bases. BA's 5. P. Ik Rockville and Vernon Girl Scout* Little I..eague te r Oak. not any at the time. pay anything" for the tickets. men, smote the terrific clout to B> *larU llantl his third straight cumplete game, eral giiiiies mid dlsHiigiiNbed h im -j w ith a .single, doulile iiml triple, ximl. o. ei rl 4 “I 1 •( a he had placed his offer of resigna­ meeting in .Miami Reach three The No 1 .sticker in the fast W. 3; bases on balls. Penan 4. An­ will have the use of stirrup pumpa The Elks and Moose Little ______• However, on May 28, the day be­ Shots Here and T h ere deep left center and it appeared to ( AMMK'tetfHi PiTO** Sport* W H tor) self as a caimble bacbstopiK-r. 1 v luie Itoaeli had three .sluglea. ''' re-ran u . i n L 3 0 0 months later, the owners again re­ ! local Im p is Ray Dunnack with drews 1; strikeouts. Penan 4. Andrews for fire fighting through the co­ League teams will play this eve­ scattering seven hits. Roy Cam- . .1 0 (0 .1 D 0 tion m the hands of the American The Brooklyn Dodgers' top Open fore the game, a letter arrived Springfield College defeated wipe out a 5-3 lead held by the ______iWfiM frrf'iit fi'‘frn;3U Kretlow, ffnrry Dortah. t panella drove in ail the runs with .40-1 4 .0 n It was then that Chandler said he ing Day attendance was recorded from Boston with two tickets In Brown yesterday by a 2 to 0 score BA's. Bergaminl came all the way zan Cl, Andrews; umpires. Bohenko. a two-run homer Ir the sesond and IhfiHO nmnliiK Hrrmmtrd for 1 ' n said be was confident the owners jbsts for a .541 average. Section 13—behind the Red Sox Huelsman of the Vernon fire de­ ation Field in the center of the Randy Gumpert and Kenny Hol­ . :i 4 0 b 4 ') would resign "when a suitable suc­ in 1919 when 54.550 saw the Dod­ to qualify as District One’s repre­ to the plate and collided with Tony D. Cowles. a fly hall In the fourth impAftini rur\ thnl nvrrrnmc « ' *i 0 n a 0 0 h would accept hU proposal. He ex­ I It Is easy to .see th a t the Dun- diigouf The fellow who wanted the Berube. Fists quickly flew on both partment. The Intermediate Girl c it y combe -CTilmgo's w-niver waifs linrn. I in Htiril j ’ cessor was named ’ gers heat the (liants, 10-5. sentative In the NCAA baseball Cincinnati foiled the New York plained hla insistence of the aev- Scout troop of the Union church Ladles of Maple Grove Event Starts are making fnce.s red all around X> 7 10 27 12 I playoffs at Omaha, Nebraska, sides as disagreements arose over were heard that Umpire Bohenko Giants by scoring three In the Local Sport Ivn ( M n 'tfn l’l rm int r*ri'cl AlnstUl T‘ ' i1b the. play at the plate when Berube has voted to use the monev ral.sed The Ladles of Maple Grove will the American League. l.o^t llartforil LO next week .. Clair Bee has secured just threw Miller off the bench ninth to win, 5-4. I’lncli hitter rtinit in tin tlr.sl tlirrr iimiiii:*! nn 1 ] blocked the charging Bergaminl to In selltng cookies ah a gift to the hold theif' June' meeting this eve­ Kretlow, who i.s he? "fhat proba- A il n li 1 A y. Everett Case, Ken Loeffler, Eddie and not told to get off the field ti\t'n wore off Mio r r 't ■ I. [ . f i I 1 ! 0 M cut off the run. The ball was re­ new camp for the purchase of ning at 8 o'clock at the clubhouse Jim “Pull PiilP’ Blair Grady Hatton slugged ncros* the Gottlieb and Chick Davies to teach and dress. equipment. Application* are be­ hly was the man-!n-the-street re- \he wny A wiM follnwi-'l It Ilk." \h ...... i 1 1 layed to the plate and arrived on Franklin street. l>-lng and wuning scores with a Chatter I w'llU nn<1 ,i8nrr»ni'n in Uio lirst at his basketball clinic this sum­ ing received by Mrs. Normsn To Defend Title; T6 Bi’tion to yesterdi.y's stor>' on the .1 St r"i.|T ...... about two steps after Bergaminl At any rale, fans witnessed a single. nn tho MnrnF»t.^ pot off to nn ctirlv i'.\. ii.k’, lb ...... Dunnells and Mrs. John Kramer blazing White Sox. Still a club - mer in the Catskills .. Annual stepped across. During the ensuing thriller that will be talked about Warren Spahn snapped Boston’s pHt Bolduc In n hu**y fellow i b p.' b irr I) for the Dav Camp which will laat Members to Compete the Detroit Tlgors--once thought . lo'ul nn^tinr. rl” ht M rU witli Palm Beach Invitation Round melee Cliff Keeney, BA second the rest of the summer. The BA’s Catholic Group five-game losing atre.ik with a th'^’Ho day». In additmn to work­ throe rl'.in norUn. Mie liunN I' rf, p ...... :> 0 1 1 A 0 Robin starts today at the Wykagle and Silk City are now m a dead- ' , for four weeks in Jiilv. being lo­ enough of Lou to pay him a $35 - five-hitter sgiilnsl Pill,*burgh, 5-2. ing at the Maimltnn i>lanl. Pat Wtl'i.t ...... 0 I 4 0 O baseman grabbed the ball and ran Jim "Putt-Putt" Blair will de­ to n 2 t leo'i Alo* Countr>’ Club In New Rochelle, N. lock for second’placc with record* cated at the Skeet Field, Rock­ 000 bonus to sign off the Enid Ralph Kiner hit hla 13th homer playa ha.sehRlI with tin* Silk iMy I’, .h nil.: RH ...... 4 0 0 k 2 I to second base and appealed to ville Fish and Game club. Mile To Give Award fend his championship in the an­ (Okla.) Army Air Force team. tiifinv ntirtrd It v.Mtii n hit tfi rnn- •i ivl-r. rf ...... 2 1 1 0 0 I Y. Bobby Locke is the favorite. base umpire Donnie Cowles who of 4 and 2. P & W has now throe- for the Pirates. in the Twilight League and Hol- trr hut wnn forre 1 nt nrron't bv H in. nual Klwanis Club golf cham­ You could have had Kretlow for KflfiMV. 2b ...... 2 0 0 2 2 2 called Bergaminl out for failing to wins against a single loss. The Phillies cut loose on Bob Um In th e Inter-C m m ty I,«eague. In Wfilt Konnkowfuki, Ronrh otnried iSitolf, p ...... 1 0 1 0 1 0 , Elks to Meet pionship which gets under way this as low as $10,0(X‘ a year ago. In Rddltlon, T*at performs with the touch second base. Only two runs It was voted, at tha Tuesday Schultz, Cal Mcldsh and Johnny nnH Minirnrri n^nt two nm.t honir luainrr. If ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 The Rockville Lodge of Elks week. Tournament (Thalrman Earle Hurnjilde Iiovah tte.s and Silk ('ity scored, tying the game at 5-5, a.s night meeting of the Ladles of fact, two clubs did have him for Schmitz with 18 hits to smother w ith n ilonlilQ^ to rii’lit. t e t k will meet this evening at eight (Clifford has announced the first just that. First the St. Louis iiufthnll lenniH Pat i« player-coach TMtxlii .12 ;i 7 21 H 0 in the opinion of the umpire the Columbus at the Knlghta of C o - Chicago. 9-1. Robin Roberts nllow- Conrh Hoh JncUnon'ii rhnrpo* Power of NCAA o’clock at the Elks Home. The round pairings. Sixteen members Browns and then the White Sox. of the two .Silk (^ity oritrtos. n .ShiflF.l fnr Trliik.fi In Oth. third run did not score before ‘ lumbus Home, to give the usual have entered the competition. ed only three hits- all to catcher enm r hark to tic It up w ith sin* h —Flit . out f'>r CnwinK In lali, meeting night haa been advanced He hadn't won a game since July Bergamini rounded second. i one week due to the public Flag- Father Reldy award for excel­ First round must be completed Smoky Burgess. hy nill Tnylor nn(3 Hob Mtnchoiitpr ...... *01 OOx—7 To Fare Test lence In history to a student In 7. 1949. Things were so rough Lou Btnte Baaeball Commissioner Kaxt Jlartfurd n i 0*10 00O- -3 Good Mound Duel | Day exerrises being held at the by June 14th and the second round Flatnlr. InnlnR: pltrh n r. Both y ' Lefty Perzan, one of the finer the eighth grade at St. James'* considered chucking It all for a Hal Tiirklngton reports that the t^NTiiR nrornfl onri* In th^ thini Hum hatted In. Hmch. MlniriiccI (8). Home on Thursdav evening. June by June 28th. A three-quarter Wllfioii, flatnlc; two*l)Ofi«* hits. K<>*k- left-handers in the business, made 14. school. difference handicap system will be career as a pro golfer. Green Manor Tops Bnnual ■end-p;-pro tourney may ha singled home Ron New York, June 7--. pln.\fi. Kaat«rB Catholic bookshelf at the Mary would boo.sl the White Sox’ league Army ^ Navy, 7-1 previously^ announced. Tho event | ilrew a throw to Horond a fte r «!n- il’ nnuifilfit'0 H’ .loiilnn t«» I Srranton 1-8. Hartf»^rd 0 M2*-8. Bob Andrews. The game moved test today following the Univer­ ter of the American Red (Troas Donuners 25 vs. Smith 6. along smoothly for three innings has imnounced that the free swim­ (Theney library, reported the pur­ Slocomb 22 vs. Hogan 25. ■ lead to 414 game*. But Manager will he staged between .luly 1ft and 'Ung, nnd tlien rnme all the way Tniikfi*. ;I*viini»*v i.. Trlnksl; left on Srh^n^tady 13. Blnahamlon 6. sity of Pennsylvania’s decision to chase of four new books. Mrs. July 31. The event has been staged 1 bfifi^fi, Manrhfil«*r K. K.afit Hertford 12; Wllk^B-Barr# 5. Albany 1. with neither team showing any defy an NCAA ban on unrestricted ming lessons this year will be at WIchmsn 25 vs. S. Keith 15. Paul Richard* seems to have a Frank Johnson pitched the on ^ had throw Richard Post reported that 1,000 at the West Ride Ovnl the past ' Wmp Tp Hrorlnc li I" .'ff |■"lllnfi ^ f'T .1 runfi In 7 In- Eoch is choicosf # # a W h«th*r your proforonco Is Elmira 5. WllliamBpcrt 0. signs of breaking the ice. Runs televising of football games. Sandy Beach. Oystal Lake. Last Knofla 7 vs. Mozzer 25. way with pitchers. Green Manor to a 7 to 4 victory I in^',4, 'I'lctimn 2 fnj O rur.i* tn 2 iJi* National started crossing the platter in the year Jack’s B»ach, Crystal Lake cancer dressings had been deliver­ C lark e 22 vs. E. K eith 25. After yesterday’s neat four-hit­ over the Army and Navy Club two yenrit. | Minirurri'n trltde in the fifth iniK-' .{I'tiic K f"i 7 Muifi In fi in* Pennsylvania formally announced ed to Rosarv Hill. Hawthorne. N. for Boor or olo, |utt toy SCHMIDT'S and on|oy tho vory boat I Cincinnati 6, N^w Yr»rk 4 fourth and the tension mounted Olson 20 vs. Owens 13. ter against Washington for a 4-2 last night in a Rec Softball ' with two down sent home Kusa* , . I * I . I .! ,ti f( ' I n I u i’H III 2 in- Brnciklyn 3. St. Lritila 2. yesterday in Philadelphia it Y., by Mrs. Margaret Chartler. J.»e Met'lu.skey, Maiu best er's with each pitch thereafter. Madden 25 vs. Blair 11.' win. both the Tigers and Brownies League game. lunv.Hlci w ho had ‘liu.hhMl d o u n the wUd pit'hcfi, ( ; Bouton 8, Pittsburgh X planned to televise its eight home Chairman of the committee In greatest rontrihuUon to the wit.mi',; p:t. Ii‘’i I'clMi'-. lM.-"in;f pUt li- Bill Foley drove in the first run House 25 vs. (Tllfford 15, would be glad to welcome him Johiusoii pitclied luid batted tho left fielfi line An erro r On Toin Philadelphia 9. Chicago 1 games this fall and in a telegram charge of the dessert card party, Manor to the win. He gave up but wt>rM of Mporta. la again playing . ('<>|-Muiru). American of ttie game when he singled Athletic Director Franny .Mur.'.iv Mrs. Cain Mahoney, announced back ■*"r^ T>»trolt 8, Begton 4. six hits and collected two hits wlth the Rt. .TAmes's rhun h entry home Keeney in the fifth. The ] urged Dr. Hugh C. Udlelt of the plan.* made for the party Dorish. efficient reliefer In nine In the ('h u rch Softi'Hll Lrf.'ague th is Chlragri 4. Wkshlngton 2 latter had reached when P.aiil Henry Oiitphints himself, Black conlrlhutod two Soulliein Calitoinia, presulent of w hich win be held on the lawm game* when Oilcago pitchers hits to the cause besides driving season. Joe is a pitrher-firsl bnsc" Izoiitg 6. N’rw York i Cichon picked up his ground ball [ Philadelphia 4, Cleveland * the NCAA, to call a special moet- CENTER of the K. of C. home on June 27 needed help, made the rounds be­ In two runs. Ben handleti man. tntemnttAiTnt • and then heaved it- over first for a . recnhslder the problem a t 1:80. Agramoutc in 10 fore he hit (*omiskey Park. He's .■ieveh rhanoes at first withbfit ii two base error. Foley lined a ■ Tnrento 2. RaltlmT*ro o. Follow-ing the business meet­ been bounrlng up and down from miscue. Be.st about fa< e in the Twl B'lffal'' n. SprlngfleM 3 single to left. A1 Surowiec i ing, Mrs. (Tharles Nute and her Detroit, June 7- '(P) (Jlarcnce minors to majors with Bo.«ton. .St. Jack Vlltncr gave up nine hits lieague hnseball s v a s 'A t has been 8 Ro«'heiter 5 grounded to second where Joe I committee served cake and coffSe. Svra'*ns*' •^-7 Ottawa 3 HD-S. MOTORS Henry of Los Angeles, disappoint­ Loui.s and (TTiIrsgo .since 1947 with the hits bunched together by (be Willimantlr Ktdgus. After ^"^COlN mercury L)5ED Car SP e c /^^^ Tripp fumbled the hall for a mis- ' Then there’., Gumpert--unbeat­ (or the seven runs Red Gavello dropping their first three stsrlSf atandlngf cue. Surowiec stole second and League Leaders ed because he couldn't knock out Main Street en at 4-0 The Athletics had him and Bill Shield* hit best for the the team bound* d Inn U tn Eaat^m Bergamini threw high trying to ; Omello Agramonte, haa something first way back In 1956-37-5S. lu.sers. i the Hamilton Props and - Kast W. t. Pet CBL. get him, allowing Foley to come I By The .Associated Press Next To The Post Office in common with Joe Louis now. 5V'h#P*rtA'iv ...... 35 16 SIO — Henry floored Agramonte twice They let him gel a.vay tn the The Silk City Ares and Paris llamplnn Hninhers in with the second run j Natloiial Ix-agur POSITION Curtains tangle Friday night at ...... 35 IS .581 1 B a ttin g iBa.sed on 100 time.-i a t laat night but couldn’t finl.sh off Yatikee chain. New York found Htr^forri ...... M 17 .575 I’-r Tnn Gift Runs the (Ti.trter Dak lot* at 6:15. Perzan wild-pitched two runs ball—Robln.son, Brookljm. .38(4; the Cuban In their 10-round tele­ Randy useful in 1946 and 1947 But Weekly Be.st Ball event at Uie ; Fhnghsmton ...... 21 19 .525 3>. THEnNEST AVAILABLE (tree* M*nnr <7> Country f'luh will he held tornor- • 4 in the PA W In the bottom Mii.'-ial, St. Loui.s, .373. vised fight at Olympia Stadium. in July 1948 off he went to the AB R H PO A K Elmir*...... 22 21 ..>12 row with Iwo rlrawH The first .'?«'r»nton ...... 31 20 .512 4 half of the same frame. Johnny Hiin.s— Hodges, Brooklyn, 42; Henry won a unanimous decision. White Sox—at the wai\er price. Grillo. 3h ...... 3 1 1 Albany ...... 14 34 .36S s s Satagj started It with a one bas­ Robinson. Brooklyn, 36. IN USED GARS Lady Attendant for H enry w eighed 185 and th ree Holrombe didn't slick long Ms.'*"!', 2b ...... 3 2 0 draw will he at 4 and the second at ...... 4 ! 2 ... ' 13 29 .310 ia’- er cleanly to left. Tripp walked. Runs Bailed In—Snider, Brook­ quarters, Agramonte 188'-. enough for waivers with most of HIqck fifi . ... r>:3o I .Tested W a y s Amariran Mritlvie*. lb ...... 4 0 ’ 0 10 NIek DiNuzzo tried to bunt the lyn. 40; Mtisial, St. Louis, 38. Open Until 9 EvenlnRS LUCKY LADY It was the second time Agra- the club.. But at various limes, ...... 3 1 I . . . . .31 11 .735 _ Vii'lfreon If rf The Little League I ludgers ^wlU | 4'h runners along, but Satagj w.is rut Hits -- Ashbum, Philadelphia, monle. stayed the full distance between trip., to the minors, he Kllifi. • ...... 3 1 1 N>m' York ...... as 17 .622 Bank FinancinK bo m inus th o it s-n ond basem an for i ...... 26 19 575 61, down S t third on s fielder’s 69; Robinson, Brookl>-n. 64. Automatic Laundry against Henry. sixth ranking belonged to the Y'ankee*. Cincin­ .I'jhiifion, p ...... 3 0 2 V R-'Ston several weeks. Sieve t'rovobl II Guaranteed '^EasyTerms ri^v#‘lsnd ...... 24 21 .x>.3.3 8', choice. Cichon singled to load Doubles-Metkovich and Kiner, 11 M APLE STR EET heavyweight contender. Agramon­ nati and White .SOx. 1 (’..filnn*" rf ...... 2 0 22 .188 lOH Pittsburgh: Kluszewskl. CIncin’ te al.so w ent the d istan ce tw ice j AbrV ' f ...... 1 0 0 (Uit with a rase of the inensels. A i ...... 21 the bases. Perzan then uncork­ Hours 8 A. M. to 2 P. M. With a .staggering 19-out-of-2t Washington ...... 17 26 .395 14', n a ti 13. recently against Louis, former j King rf. If ...... 3 replacement is being sought for ed two pitches into the dirt that GOOD SALARY pace, the .Sox are gradually pulling 1SS0 FORD CUSTOM 2-DR. SEDAN S164S rhilM'lfilpbln ...... 15 29 341 17 Berube cotildn't handle and two Triples — Muaial, St. Louis, 6; heavyweight champ. the InfirUier...... l.S 32 .319 IS'? Special away from the pack while the T-Uali 29 7 9 21 M 4 I.lKht Inn. Riidlo and hcntcr. One oxvnrr car. 13,000 mile*. Slock ?t. l>*UlJI . runs came home. The third run Baumholtz, Chicago; Dark. New Apply Forenoon or CiUI 2-8212 Henry, 23-year-old Californian, Natlnnal Yanks and Red Sox fizzle. They Armv A N a \ > (4 > _ scored as Bill Connellv grounded York: Sisler and Hamner, Phila­ landed a smashing right and left McConvihp. If ...... 4 0 0 First ba.sehaU practire for the No. 1 -280. Pr'Yukh’n ...... 29 16 .644 handed Connie Marrero hla second St. L"Uii» ...... 24 n ..133 54 into a force play after Frank delphia 4. in the second round and drove .Srnvtb. rf ...... 4 1 Ameriran I.cglon Junior bHacball Home Runs —Hodges, Brooklyn This Week Only loss behind Kretlow’s strong pitch­ ...... 4 0 1 S e v York ...... 25 34 .510 6 Ledger had strolled. Agramonte to the canvas for a Hemi**quin. lb team will be held Friday night at 194$ FORD CLUB COUPE $11N ('Inrinnati ...... 23 23 ,500 64 18: Westlake, Pittsburgh, 14. nine count. ing. Lou mowed down the last 10 (vavello. . as ...... 4 2 2 6 n’clork at Mt. Nebo, Wally Fortin Perzan singled to open the fifth. Shlrl'li. 2b ...... 4 0 Green. Radio and licutcr. I.oxv tnlleagc. Slock No. U-210. ALE AS ALE SHOULD U <*’hlrago ...... 21 21 ..500 6 ', •Timmy GrifTin sent a ground ball Stolen Bases—Jethroe, Boston, GRADUATION In the fourth round Agramonte men in order to close out hi" first will cua( h the IckrIs...... 23 24 .489 7 1950 Chavrekt 4-door Sharps, cf ...... 2 0 0 ... to third that looked like a double 8; Robinson. Brooklyn, 7. was staggered by Henry. As he complete game. He drove in the ...... 2 0 1 Phtladrlphla ...... 22 26 .458 S’, Pitching (Based on four decis­ HooHino. Groon. Ex- Moor*'. 3b ...... 17 28 386 12 play ball, but Cichon threw wildly went back he grabbed at Henry * winning run in a two-run fourth. HMlIln, r ...... 2 0 0 ^t^n^be^s of the M;inrhester 1949 HUDSON 2-DR. SEDAN $1445 Pittsburgh ions) — Roe, Brooklyn, 7-0, 1 000; eiFT ...... 1 0 0 Ifitamatlonal to second and Perzan wound up ceiknt condition. glove to hold on but missed and A fumble by usually dependable B. Alirzi. c . , . (.*hapter of the State Mnard of Brexvster arcen. Fully cqnipppcd. I.ow m llcanc. A very clean ...... 32 16 .667 _ on third. After Griffin had pil­ M aglie, N ew Y ork. 9-2. .818. fell to the canvas. He sat grin­ Phil Rlzziito cost the Yankees a Vlttn**r. sfi. p ...... 2 0 ft Baseball Umpires will hold n din­ MIR AS KER SHOULD K Montrral Strikeouts—Spahn. Boston. 53; car. .sizH'k No. I'-’22l. S'-meus# ...... r 20 ..574 4*4 fered second. Herm Correa sent a SPECIAL ning and took a full nine count be­ 5-4 loss to the lowly St. Louis ner-meeting Tuesday evening at 6 Newcombe, Brooklyn. 49. TMalfi ► ...... 29 4 6 7 2 Rochsst'-r ...... 26 31 .55.3 6’4 roller to second and waa out as fore jumping to his feet. Brownies. Behind 4-2 doing to the o’clock at the Rosemount Restau­ ...... 22 33 .600 8 Arm\ A Nav}- 211 Buffalo . . the runners held. Dick Foley American League 1950 Studobokor 2-door Whnt boy or girl wouldn't be The crowd was only 2,116. ninth, the Browns tied the score iJrrvn Manor 421 rant. It is important that all mem- 1949 KAISER 4-DR. SEDAN $1195 OtUw* ...... 21 34 .467 94 hiMS he present 36 . 468 to then slammed a'single to right Batting — Fox, Chicago, .361; tickled to receive a practical Gross receipts were $2,992.58. on two triples and a single. Then Rune l>Klt^r1 in Bln-k 2 Rliick. flcutiT. 1 oxxncr ear. .Slock No. NT-100. Baltimore ...... 22 Chom pion. Radio, Jniiniion. Toronto ...... 3H 24 .455 10 for a pair of runs, putting the DiMaggio, Boston. .357. g ift of a with men on first and second Bob thrfi*-feafir hitfi...... 16 *3 .337 164 Maple Streeters back In front 4 Runs — Minoso, Chicago, 43: Heater and Over* (in ht»ea. (7r»en .Manor 6. A Springfield Young grounded to second base, Navy 7; l>afi»‘» on ballM, Career Tadsy'a Oaw to 8. Keeney grounded to short Williams. Bo.ston. 39. man Billy Martin who flipped the 1947 PLYMOUTH STATION WADON $1125 Runs Batted In—Williams. Boa- drive. Eaatara and DlNuzzo dropped the throw ball to Rlzzuto. But Rizzuto drop­ 0. A. A S. 2: lUtfi r>ff 8 beam Color, maroon. Radio and heater. New vamlnh Job. Excellent ton, 45; Robinson, Chicago, 44. PORTABLE Hartford at Scranton. for an error. Folev then stole 1950 Chovrokt Styldino ped the bail when Jim Del.iing ran for 7 r’lni* In T Innlngfi: Vlttn^r 1 f'»r condition. Stooh No. C-215. home on Andrew* for the fifth Hits — DiMaggio, Boston. 71; :i runs In n uiMint:*: passed balla. BdI- Albany at Wtlke*-Barr«. into him. Johnny Bero scoring Klmlra at Wllllamaport. run. Fox, Chicago, 60."^ DoLuxo 2-deor. Radio, lin 3; iDfiliiR i>itcher (i«vr)|<.. tunc. Binghamton at SchenecUdy. ta Rot Water Doubles — Fain,' Philadelphia, RADIO from second. 1 10. 1950 MERCURY CLUB COUPE $1945 Heater and White Tiger* Lirwered The Boom A nrriraa Perzan walked Tripp for the 16; Fox, (Jhlcago, 13. Blue. Radio and llcalcr. Stock No. I'-I77. Washmgton (Moreno 1-3) at Chicago second time and DlNuzzo rifled a T rip les — Minoso, CThlcago. 8; W alls. Detroit lowered the boom on WednMday'B Stars LIGHT iRotblatt 3-1). • ^ single, Trinp stopping at second Fox, Chicago and Coan. Wash­ Boston, 6-4, for the Red Sox’s New TTork (Kramer (V4)) at Bt. in the sixth. Once again a sac­ ington. 6. 1949 Plymouth 4-door. fifth straight loss. George Kell's Batting Dick Kryhoskl. Tigers ROCK 1949 PONTIAC SEDAN-COUPE $1695 Loul* (Sleater 0-7)—night. - Doubled with busea loaded to Boston (Stobbs 4-3) at Detroit (Gray rifice w-as ordered and Tripp was Home Runs—Wllllanaa. Boston, diving catch of a liner by Lou Black. Loxx' mileage. Radio and Healer. Sloek No. U-209. Radio and Heater. set off five-run explosion in eighth in 16 1-Sl—night. _ forced at third. Ledger struck 11; Robinson, C hicago. 10. Boudreau with the ba.se* full in Philadelphia (Hooper 1-3) at Cleve­ out. Stolen Bases—Busby, Chicago, the ninth stopped p Sox rally Even for a 6-4 victory. land (Brissle 0-4)—night. Connelly sent a roller to short 11; Minoso, Chicago, 8. 1948 Chevroitt Club In defeat. Dom DiMaggio kept his Thtrhing—Lou Kretlow, White true fruit flavors 1949 MERCURY STATION WAGON $1825 Nalloaal and Griffin tried to force Cichon Pitching — Gumpert, Chicago. Coupe. Radio and batting streak alive, hitting safe­ Sox—A non-winner since 1949 he Black. Fatly equipped. Stock No. U-178. Cincinnati (Raffensberger 4-5) at at second but the latter beat the 4-0, 1.000; Lopat, New York, 8-1 ly In hla 26th consecutive game. broke into the win column with a New Tork (Koslo 3-2). throw. That left the bases loaded, 880 Hooter. four-hitter against Waahlngton, ggrrrosii Af your dealers 81. Loula (Poholaky. 4-4) at Brook­ Strikeouts —McDermott. Boston Alex Kellner handed (Cleveland 1949 MERCURY CLUB COUPE $1595 setting the stage for Bergaminl's its second straight loss after nine 4-2, to m ake it 19 o u t of 21 for lyn (Roe 7-0). 50; R aschi, N ew Y ork, 49. Berxtick Green. Fluid Drive. Radio and Heater. Stock No. Pittsburgh (Law 1-3) at Boston rap to deep left center. When the 1948 Ford 4-door Sedan. straight wins, with a seven-hitler Chicago. MO u rn s U-158. (Bickford 7-6). rhubarb rame to an end, two runs ('hnrrh fioftbsll I,e*ssr Radio end Hooter. WIIOMT as Philadelphia ripped into Bob Chicago (Kltppsteln 3-t) at Phila­ were credited to P A W. Berga- j ALI is produced with a different type of yeast from irocuNO *r*»r Chakalas for a 4-3 margin. delphia (Helntselman 3-5). mini’s home run went by the i latematloaal ('ester Co :o» (.) 1948 Plymouth 2-deor. Brooklyn opened up another 1946 LINCOLN 4-DR. SEDAN $965 heer, and is hopped for the ale flavor. Schmidt’s Tiger boards, and the score wa.s tied | AB R n r o A B N OLDSMOBILE BUR is more fflellpw than ale, due to its Springfield at Buffalo. again at 5-5. lengtlv on the field in the Nation­ Dark Blue. Overdrive, Radio and Heater. Low mneage. Stock Head Ale has been famous for its quality since far rro.sby, 1b . . • Radio and Hoedor. al, edging St. Louis, 3-2, In a HALE'S pardcular type of yeast and less hopping. Winning Run Danl**l9on. 2b 2)wu£i£^mlt 1946 MODEL 66 5 PASSENGER No. r-1 6 8 . back in 1774. [ The winning run came in the Saari. c ...... 1948 Chovrokt StoHon game finished under protest by COUI'E — li.vdrnmatir drix-e, Schmidt’s Beer, a favorite since 1860, is pre­ top of the seventh when Correa Sppne**r. rf ... Manager Marty Marion of the j Headquarters hi*at*r, radio, spntllKht, txvo tone Sports Mirror StfK'krI. SB .. Woqon. Radio and INVISIBU NYLON Card*. The defeat left the Cards 1949 MERCURY CONY. COUPE $1695 ferred by millions becauseof its satisfying flavor. singled, took second on s ground Krblrr p ----- SPECIAL b lu r p ain t, onr oxxzier. out, went to third when Andrews SU R G iai ElASTK STOCKINGS Maroon. Radio and Heater. Excellent ooaditlon. Stock No. MrC(»mb. 2b .. Hooter. r o R NT-101. Today a Year Ago — The New committed a balk, and scored on a IlanrAn. cf •• York Yankee* regained the Amer­ GIFT OFFER MANCHESTER wild pitch. Duke. If ...... 1948 Buiek Super 4-doot. • rtVO-WAY SrUTCH ican League lead from Detroit a* Iggy Miller waa tossed out of 1949 MERCURY SPORT SEDAN $1545 Vic Raschi beat the Tlgera, 6-4. the game by plate umpire Johnny TotaI.fi ...... 31 7 6 31 9 4 • LAUNDSIt tASILY St. Jaiii^a i!) Radio end Hooter. You buy any RCA, Philco SSOlOO MOTOR SALES Lima Tan. Radio and Heater. Stock N oTTT-SL Five Years Ago — Willie Pep, B ohenko in th e fo u rth a fte r dl.s- / AB R 11 r< A F. or Emerson Portable in • WiAAlONGe» New York featherweight champ, puting some decisions from the . 4 2 2 2 1 W m I Center at Hartford Road knocked out Sal Bartolo, N.B.A. E. Paganl, 3b .. 1948 Pontioe 4-doer. atock — WE WILE IN- bench. He later returned to the Haltin. c ...... 4 0 0 5 0 ft • INVISIBU $10.9$ REWARD 1948 CHEVROLET 4-DR. SEDAN $1665 title-holder, m the 12th round of . 4 0 1 3 0 4 Hydromotic. Radio CLUDE A COMPLETE field, still in his uniform, to take B. Pasant. '» -- Black. Radio and Heater. Stock Mo. V-1S6. their bout at Madison Square Gar­ part in the battle at home plate. N. Paganl. lb .* ...... 4 0 ft 3 0 1 SET OF BATTERIES AT • SlAMLiSS Pair Will be paid to anyone . 3 0 1 2 0 0 oira Hooter. den. _ . . The BA’s finished the game under (jKrdnrr. If .... fnrnlshinK Information Ten Years Ago — Craig Wood Uubarha. 2b .. . 0 3 2 0 2 NO CHARGE. protest of Miller’s return to the n Buy Duribillinit and anjoy .MII.K-IED 1947 DUICK 44IR. SEDAN $1195 won the National Open golf cham­ Chavellrr. cf .. . . a. . 3 till 1947 Chovrokt Aero leading to the arrest and field after being chased for the Madrr. rf ...... 0 lino KRF.SI1 KRO'/.EN Gray. Radio and Heater Stock 17-154. pionship at Fort Worth with a ih* fulIsM mtoiur* ot I e-* y conviction of person or per- night. Conte, rf ...... 1 0 0 1 0 0 Sedan. Radio , end LIMITED TIME ONLY liaf from voricoi* vain* , $chmi score of 284. Arguments continued after the BuJnucluJ*. p -a .... . 2 1 1 1 2 0 sons committinR theft or POULTRY Twenty Year* B ucky H a r­ Ago— game. Comments were heard that Hooter. swollan and tirad lagi and Mtiiifuliy and unlawfuliy ris, managef of the Detroit Tigers, Totals ...... 30 2 9 21 .5 9 FOR RADIOS — IT'S BOASTERS ...... Ih. 60c ALL ABOVE CARS HAVE THE FAMOUS "ED" It was the alertness of a BA fan Canter Congo ...... n a on 1—7 oihar lag condiliont. damaging property of the returned to the lineup for the first who prompted the action on call­ 1947 Okk Sodonotto. CAPONS and SULLIVAN SAFE lUY USED CAR WARRANTY time since he played with the St. Jaim i ...... lou 010 0~2 ing Bergamini out for falling to Two-baat!* hits. K. Pagan!, Spencer; Hydronratk. Radio Range*, Refrigerators CAPONETTES ...,1b. 72c W ashington Senators In 1928. home runs. E. Pagan!; atnlen baaes. B. Delivered In Manchester touch second. There were claims O l i d JARVIS that the BA players didn’t see the Paganl; left on bates St. James 8. Hooter. Washers and Al! A Tejtas League opening -game on Friday Ev.»lng* J jn o o d i (flay but a .fan raced out during Center Cnngoa 11; bases balla. Bu- BENSON’S between Tulaa and Fort Worth Jaurlua. Kehler 1; Btrlkeouta Bujiuctua REALTY COMPANY home plate affair and told 1945 . OMt Sodonotto. Other Appliances rau After S P. M. this year was highlighted by «

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY. JUNE 7. 1961 SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER VXQB SIXTEEN OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. W ILLIAM S

SenrlCM Offerad 11 Biuiaen Opportanitles 82 Help Wanted— Male 86 SHoatlona Wanted— Househew Ga yeart old. l4 Plarc»d with OAictlc Allyn street. Hartford, after 6 1950 Studebaker Champion 4-Dr. Soda Shop. 216 Spruce street. 19 T ' FIN TH ' TAIL EFFICIENT Girl to work In laun­ Hot Point refrigerator, four aandptpor ON TH' bONKBV p, m. Call 3977. Sedan—$1495. GARAGE SWING-UP doors, 7’ x Phone 2-8093. dry Good wages and hours. Apply OIL BURNER service man. Must years old. Both like new and well t o o n k k v h .i.k f o l k s BY FONTAINE FOX UNow Gutnsa 8 Wicked 24 Scute IF B th a WHKRC IT'9 1948 Studebaker Champion 4-Dr. Roofing— Siding 16 8'. Complete with hardware, $50 port SUPP09EP In person. .Maple Dry Cleaners be capable of installing and serv­ Can be seen after 4 p. m. 32 cared for. New Detector-balanc 7 And (FT.) a in hao a Ma 40Alcutiaa T' BE . . . Sedan—$1145. icing oil heating systems. Phone n ttu n v H AatoBtilttlCB for 8alc 4 1947 Studebaker Champion 4-Dr. WE 3PBC1ALIZR in roofing and and Laiinderens, 72 Maple Strong street. ed baby scale. Phone 2-4771. 611 Houses for Kent 65 COMMUTER "*’"*.*".*' 8Bo flick latend aiding. Highest quality materials. street. 4734 or 2-0760 after 6 p. m. Hartford Road. ■rotla(ob.$ 8Btelo«rad S8Dioado 48 Pastry Sedan—$1095. SUMMER RE.NTAL insulated six 18 Shooter Btsgbk 1949 Oldamoblle 88 2-Dr.-Radio, Workniansblp guaranteed. A. A 1949 28 CUBIC ft. freezer. Orig- fA tH lOFtaiola ruff IlMumtudo 44f1hor knots m o PLYMOUTH sedan. Very Dion, Inc, 299 Autumn street. WANTFD—Girl for cosmetic de­ DUMP TRUCK driver and labor­ inally priced over $900. Will sell ARISTO-BILT new, unpainted room house. Laundromat, automa­ ,19 French tetend II Novel $3Fbminlne ISPooUzy good condition. Phone 2-2428. heater, hydramatlc—$1675. er Apply Colla Construction, 84 1949 Packard 2-Dr. Club Sedan— Tel. 4860. partment. Experience preferred. reasonable. Phone Coventry 7- book cases, chests, night stands tic hot water. Utilities furnish­ 20 Large vehicle 12Requlree appdiatloa 48Cookli« $1345. Air-cooled store, day shift. Blue Middle Turnpike West. 6650. and kitchen tables. Also u.sed ed. Available June 23 to Sept. 1., 22 Conducted 15 Ancestor of MlBdteB GUARANTEED Roofing and roof Cros.s surgical and life Insurance. - -A - furniture. The Woodshed, 11 Main $250. Adults only. Phone 6709. 2IG odof knro 1947 Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan—$945. WANTED—Factory help. Steady Pharaohs 48lliMteaI note BALCH "BETTER BUY” 1948 Pontiac Club Coupe—$1350. repairing. Gutters and conduc­ Excellent salary. Apply Mr. HAVE YOU thought of a Sun­ street. 25 Low fellowt 21 Standard lOBnnbal foe tors, Coughlin 7707. Byrnes, Arthur Drug Store, 942 work, good pay. Apply Tober beam mixer for your gift to the 20 Oriental 1940 Chevrolet 2-Dr. Baseball Mfg. Co., Hilliard street. Summer Homes For Rent 67 22 Mote dInMad USED CARS 1947 Chrysler Conv. Coupe—Radio, Main street. June bride?. Come to Kemp's! CHROME KITCHEN set. Norge measure' £g?. ifi'i IT Kt heater and fluid drive. gas range, $15. Walnut bedroom FOR RE.NT—Cottage at Point 'O OTBlystic t 5 n r RtwHiig 16A RESPONSIBLE Woman part or ONE REX gas water heater and syllable “Thtt Justloo of the poaoo novor ovorlookt a bet for CHORCHES MOTOR SALES suite. $35. Sharpley. South Road, Woods. From June 30 to July 14. 1961 If«rcury 4-Dr. Sedan full time, take complete charge one hot water tank. Used one 88MUimter more businostr* 80 Oakland St. Mancheater 2-9483 COUGHLUrs Roofs stay on! For WANTED Bolton. All conveniences. Call 8401. of nationally known inexpensive vear. Also boy's bicycle. Call (ob.) 1947 Mercury Conv. Coupe. guaranteed roofing call Coughlin UNIVERSAL Washing machine, 88 An (Scot) 1950 CHEVROLET Bel-Alr, fully 7707. “ • dress agency. Commission and COAL TRUCK DRIVER . 4717. bonus. For detai.s and catalogue oil ho' water heafer, elceyric SO Level and equipped. Low mileage. Full 15 anted to Kent 68 FRECKI.ES AND HIS FRIENDS Burginrs, Eh? BY MERRIIX C. BLpSSEJ 1948 Chevrolet Aero Sedan price, $1,795, celling price $2,110. ROOFING Specialising In repair­ write Maisonette Frocks, P. O. HUDSO.N SEAL coat. Size 38-40. Auto-Pulse F'ucl-Lister. Very smooth Douglas Motor*. 333 Main. ing roofs of all kinds. Alao new Box 661, Hartford, Conn. FTir collars. One dozen 24” new reasonable. Call 6647. WANTED—By two adult women, 32 Formal Good proposition for a IT 1947 Chevrolet 4-Dr. Sedan roota Gutter work. Chtmneya damask Irish linen napkins. Call large unfurnished room with Russian ruler MEAuTHAiT? ^ X . ' Of. ALL THINGfi ' ' IT WASN’T WAITRESS Wanted. Apply in F'RIGIDAIRE, 6 cubic foot, good cleaned, repaired 26 years' ex­ at 37 Lenox street afternoons, light housekeepii g facilities. Call 25 Lamprey STEADY NOW.V MOM/ POUCH CHASINtS- \ MY . 1938 FORD Coach. Good motor. person Silk City Diner, 641 Main reliable man of steady condition: electric Westinghouse » IDUR OWN m0TUF«— I ir>«A I 1949 Pontiac Conv. Coup# perience hree estimates. Call not later than Friday afternoon. Willimantic 3-4104. CO 38 Attempt Sale $50. Call 2-4291 after 4. street. combination oil and electric AMO SCARING US / n- \a/a« Howley. Manchester 6361. 37 Symbol for habits. Apply in person HAVE YOU thought of a guitar range. Inquire 182 Vernon street. COUPLE WITH Small baby de- silver 1948 MERCURY club coupe, fully SHIRT PRESS operator. Blue or ukulele for the ideal gradua­ srire four or five room iinfiimish- 38 Genus of BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. squipped. A-1 condition. New Cross and life Irisurance benefits to Mr. Sheridan. tion gift? Good selection at NEW TAPPAN, apartment size ed apartment, flat. Call T. Mor- meadow Heating— Plumbing 17 gas stove. Excellent condition. tire*, undercoated. Tel. 8491 paid. Good opportunity for right Kemp's, Inc. tensen 3535. grasses n s r K 166 Center Street after 6 p. m. EFFICIENT Plumbing and beat­ person. Apply in person. New Call 3720. 41 Behold! ing. Plugged drains machine Model Laundry 73 Summit street. MORIARTY BROTHERS c a r r i e r Air Conditioner, Win­ YOL”NG Married couple desire 3, Telephone GAS RANGETTE. F'our burners. 42 Tear 1949 PLYMOUTH, late model de- cleaned. Carl J. Nygren, 303 dow unit. 3-4 H. P.. Practically 4 room apartment. Preferably 44 It is the luxe tudor. Nice clean car. A real Elxcellent condition, $45. 399 Mid­ Open Evenings Until 10 P. M. Oakland etreet Phone 6497. CASHIER For men's clothing 301-315 Center Street new. $275. Call 7234 after 6. furnished. Write Box B, Herald. smallest ----- m B F bargain. $1,295. See Douglas store. Experience preferred but dle Turnpike Ea»t. American Motor for bargains. 333 Main. PLiUMBINO and heating, special­ not es.«entlal. Will train. Apply MISC7ELLANEQUS articles, bed THREE FOUR room furnished or BENDIX Automatic washer, bolt bear 1941 BUICX OonvarUble coupe. izing In repalre, remodeling, cop­ In person Silbros Clothing, 881 pillows, apreaif, lace curtains, uhfi:rni»bed rent. Urgently need­ WANTED—Full or part time down model. Very good condition. 46 Fondle Radio and heater. Two new per water ; Iping, new construc­ Main street. linens, drape.^, and rag ruga. In­ ed for veteran and wife. PhonSi 4-7 tire*. Rebuilt motor, new top. driver. Apply City Cab. Purnell Phone 5585. 47 PoUuted Aato Accessorit tion. Estimates given. Time pay­ quire 231 McKee street. 2-0430. 40 Cute lor Immaculate condition. Clarke WANTED— Woman for inspect­ Place. ■ ^ Tirca ments arranged. Edward Johnson DINING ROOM set, mahogany Insertion Into iV. who! u a HT. Motor Sales, Broad street. Phone ing and assembling garments In FISHER Plano, portable phono­ DESPERATE! Wanted — a four Phone 6979 or 5044. MAN WANTED to work Inside. table, 68 " buffet, 6 chairs. Good a mortise 2- 2012. BEFORE YOU buy sea ua. Good­ our dry cleaning department. Ap­ graph, two cribs. Perfection oil or five-room flat by re.sponslble Steady work, good wages. Apply condition. Phone 2-4388. Problema Of Youth BY AL VERMEEB year distributors. Gorman Motor DON'T w a it until fall to have an ply in person. Fischer Dry Cleans­ heater. 15 dozen canning jars, couple with 9-year-old daughter; PRISCILLA’S POP BUT DURING our 4th anniversary New System Laundry. MICKEY FINN An Error! LANK LEONARD Sales, 285 Main street. Phone 2- ailing furnace repaired or replac­ ers, 325 Broad street. girl's bicycle. Phone 5804. GAS STOVE, in good condition, Can anyone help us? Please call •ale. No finance charge on new 4571. YEAH... BUT MY ed. We have the materials and $25. Will take highest offer. Phone 3795. ■DrrKrass----- ( b o y s or used automobiles. McClure the know-how to put all 'ypcb of WANTED—Girl or woman, help PUBLIC UTILITIES WHITNEY baby carriage. Glen- OH-THANKYOK, ^DON'T _ WON'T LET ME Auto Co., Hudson Salea A Serv- wood kitchen, heater. Good con­ 4217. PLAY WITH THAT alr-heatlng ayatems In first class with housework. No cooking. Sea­ SALES TRAINEES SHERIFFrHERE HAVE FUN lc^ 378 Main street. 2-9442. BATTERIES dition. Reasonable. Phone 2-4267. Kiltsiness Property for Sale 70 ANY MORE! AMERICA'S KIND OF STUFF order. Coal, oil, or gas. T. P. shore, June 25 - Labor Day, Call BEL-TONE Hearing aid. Never rUIPD8EnWBENtnYET/l BEEN larniNizfRK'roTHe) think that EVERYTHING’S / AROUND Famoiia Makea To Fit Any Car Aitkin, Manchester 6'793. 3374 after 10 a. m. Young man with salea aptitude used. Inquire at 153 Cooper Hill MANCHESTEI^. Grocery store. DISCOVERED-- for showroom selling of houaehold 1 HOTEL. UNCLE FWL/ytEAtniFUL 8UINPE BEEN < CLEAN CARS 50% Off (Exchange) Boats and Accessories 46 street. Call mornings until noon, Beer and patent medicine per­ .INTHERE HAS DISCOVERED! J A F R I C A 'S BELOW CEILING PLUMBING and heating. Jobbing WANTED—Woman for our Shirt appliances. Possibility of advance B E E N department. Good hoiira, good or after 7:30 evenings. mits. All new fixtures. Reason­ .FALLEN FORME,' Prices $5.90 to $8.90 a specialty. Automatic water ment to district representative. FOR BOATS, motors, tackle, ma DISCOVERED.. Written Guarantees heaters sol I and Installed. Esti­ pay. 5 day week. Apply New Salary $200 per month with merit able. Call 7792, agent. 1942 FORD CLUB COUPE Two Year Guarantee rlne hardware and paints. Mc­ REFRIGERATORS and washing mates given. Call B T Peterman. Syatem Laundry, Harrison street. increases. Five-day 40-hour week - lICA-' 1941 CHEVROLET SEDAN Intosh Boat Co., Nortb end Pur­ machines repaired. Robert Mc- COLE MOTORS—4164 2-94U4 Paid vacations. hospitalization, Vey, 275 Oakland street. Phone 72 1941 CHEVROLET TUDOR BUYER WA.NTED—We have an nell parking lot. Chna-Craft, Houses for Sale group insurance, pension plan. 3534. 1941 FORD SEDAN PLUMBING Repair and modern­ opening for a young woman with Mercury, Champion. Seott-At 1939 FORD TUDOR ization Eaves troughs, pipe rall- some experience in buying ladies' water, Mastercrafi trailers. Phone WASHINGTON STREET 1939 PONTIAC TUDOR Motorcycles— Rlcvclea 11 TELEPHONE BLACK and white Kalamazoo ing.s. Tom Dawkins, Master ready-to-wear. Good salary. Ex­ 2-31U2. Open from 9:30 a. m. to 8 combination, oil and gas range. 1939 DODGE SEDAN Well built, older home of six 1939 CHEVROLET TUDOR HARLFY-DAVTD.-:ON 125. Good Plumber. Phone 2-9669. cellent working conditions. Write HARTFORD 7-4151 p. m. Good condition. Reasonable price. rondition, jl50. Sharpley, South or call Janies Blair for ah inter­ rooms, situated oq well shaded 1937 CHEVROLET TUDOR MR. HALL. INCREASE Boating fun. Elimin­ Also a brown pot-type oil burner. lot. Fireplace, two car garage. 1937 PONTIAC s e d a n Road. Bolton. view. 757 Main street. Phone Heats 4 rooms. Good condition, .in NCA w vict. iWj.^ 511. v I HR— I'nicking— 3493. ate painting, caulking and leaks Convenient to schools and buses. Nice Selection 1946-1951 Buy leakproof, dependable "Cape excellent buy. Call 2-9239 after Owner leaving state. Occupancy MtnrsRe 20 Rebuke BY LESLIE TURNE I Best Terms-Best Trades GIRL'.S Bicycle 26' size. $15. HOUSEWIVES earn $1 to $2 by WANTED A-1 Cod fiberglass" boats, car-tops, 6:30 p. m. July 1. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Reward BY EDGAR MARTIN W ASH TUBBS Phone 8377. MANi DESTEH . ackage Delivery selling Maisonette frocks. Call 2- outboards, and sailing types. Call (JOLE MOTORS-4164 HOT POINT Washer. 3 'j years WEU.VOlTR*' LocaLlight trucking and package 2909. AUTO MECHANIC 7008. old. Excellent condition, ^ o n e AM05, I BUT VDU MUST USE 50(146 'I ’M k FDREiaNER.TOfl' CIRCUSES ARE MADE delivery. Refrlgeratora. waahera ARTHUR A. KNOFLA V GMKRT AOOSl w o t GOING '".O GW L V O li] FOUND DON DISCEIttIMAnON.MVCHIlD! GEE, AUNT PHVILIS. UP OF PEOPLE FROM j NOT IN THE 6129. REALTOR 193( PACKARD »-door. 115 alx- Wanted Aato»— and stove moving a specialty t y p i s t • CLERK Experienced in VtWOGH .Migt 1 SEt SWl A T\CV 12 Phone 2-0".52. general office work. A capable We’ve got plenty of work 16' LIGHT Weight canoe. Call !■ 875 Main Street—Est. IM l VftOOVOKl't SO R'Hi'tVWE.RiD THAT yoU R RVO *NAS 6'»*OViAT10. k BLOC STREET WITHOUT PICKING UP WITH TO JUDGE EUER.W0WE GET AtOMG PINS'. AMD WE HAUE and willing worker has chance for —and can use a real good auto 4019 between 5 and 6 p. m. Phone Office 5540 OUR ’t W . VOO CAWOSt. A tAVOAV! WITH LITTLE k FOREIGN ELEMENT—^ AS AN lUDIUIDUAL., OUR SOCIAL stead street. Machinery and I'oola 62 STANDING TO WA.NTED - Used cars We pay CALL PHIL for moving, light advancement with good pay and Evenings 5938 and 2-4278 Wi«) •\o VOOVt s o t A 6 0 0 0 FOREiemtRS KMO NOT BV HIS RACE mechanic. Good proposition to m a in ta in ! BEFORE YOU Buy a used car top pricet Immediete cash Cole trucking, ashes, rubbish removal. MOUNTEHi Com planters, culti­ Home Listings Wanted (oRMSS .TOO*. HARDIV SPOKE a permanent position. Five day the right man. See Mr. Gay, OP A\X TWt BNoLISH see Gorman Motor Sales Bulck ilotors 4164 Specialize 'r m ovlnf Good work. week and many other advance­ Diamonds— Watches vators, plows, mowers for F12, Sales and Service. 285 Main Call 2-3774 anytime, or 2-9248 Service Manager. 48 MOTORCYCLE 47 Norton. Metal­ ments which I shall be glad to Jewelry F20, Allts-Chalmers, Farmall M OWNER IS forced to sell this five street Phone 2-4571. Open eve­ after 5. dlscuse in an interview. Phone A H, Ford or Ferguson Tractora lic blue and chrome. Excellent LEONARD A. YOST, Jeweler, ro- room home. Two rooms down end nings. Hartford. 8-2181, Mr. Gunther, Used Hayrake-siderakea, hay- condition, new rings, tires, bat­ rH E AUSTIN A. Chambera Oo., MORIARTY BROTHERS pair*, adjun watches expertly three up. Large enclosed front Noble and Westbrook Mfg. (3o., loaders, ensilage cutters. Dublin poich Oil heat. Ameslte drive. 1940 LA SALLE convertible, radio, tery and chains. Phone 2-2530, or local and long distance moving, Reasonable price*. Open dally East Hartford. Tractor Co, North Windhaie Ehccellent financing. Purchaser heater, gi.od running condition. 76 Birch street. packing, crating and etorage. Lincoln-Mercury Thursday evenings, 129 Spruce Phone 2-0541. Service to all pa--a 01 the U. S. Road, Willimantic, 3-3217. can move in Immedlatelyr T. J. MAIDS. Full time and part time. street. Phone 2-4387. OrocketL broker. Phone 5416, or A and Canada. Call 5187. Hart­ Apply Manchester Memorial Hos­ WANTED—Auto .mechanic. If you 1942 CHEVROLET Fleetline tudor Buntness Serrices Offered 18 ford 6-1423. are not aatlefled'with present in­ residence 3751. Looks like 1948. Single owner pital. Ask for Mra. Thompson. M osteal instrumenta 63 ANTIQUES Reflniabed. Repairing Phone 5131. come, atop In and ae ua for a Garden— i Dairy HOUSES -Lots, businesses for car, owneii by professional man. very attractive proposition. Bo­ 60 GOING IN Service— Selling ac- done on any fumltura. Tiemann. RepainnR 28 Prodocta sale. We nave sold over three mil­ Never abused Douglas Motors. land Motors, 369 Center streeL cordiaiis and amplifier. Year old. 3.33 Main. 189 South Main atreeL Phone WOMEN Between 45 and 55 years lion dollars worth of material and 5643. MATTRESS. Yuui old mattreasea of age Learn to earn. Write Man­ STRAWBERRIES — Pick your Excellent conditloh. Call 8190, 4 VIC FLINT Sherry Tells BY MICHAEL O’BIALLET own. Bring containers. Schendel property in this town. Listings AL L E Y OOP Not The Vogue BY V. T. HAMLIN sterilized and remade Uke new chester Herald. Box L to 7 p. m. appreciated. B. J. Campbell Co.. 1950 CHEVROLET deluxe fordori ALL APPLIANCES serviced and WANTED- -Maron helper. Cali Farm on Spring streeL (2). One at $1,595. beautifui Call Jones Furniture and Fluor Tel. Manchester 6762, or Rock­ Pt/T Tt-ns FIX msa characte* rr WAS P n t a n t ] w h u r dtBAAMd-IUI.ANMl.PUSG' repaired, burners, refrigerators HIGH SCHOOL girl as mother's 3406. o r p i n a k i l y C W C L C n e d AJCRBASG. throughout. Sound values always Coveting, .36 Oak Tel. 3-1041. »Y COLOdTOTAG*. X WAMT am g blfu m y Tvtev ranges, washers etc. Ail work helper. To go to shore. Hartford FOR SALE — Freshly picked Wante4~ T o Bay 68 ville .V9430. Na..BUT MOO'S at Douglas Motors, 333 Main. ( THAT AAACte < AAL*r- guaranteed. Metro Service Oo REPAIR and trace on sewing ma­ 3-5073. strawberries. 45 Village street. NO PLACE FOR TO "teuc TO si-einev PUPR J ME 4AECT TOKSP MY HAAJP19 tOLUNT AAK.'J WANTED—Good uaad fumltura FOR THE Family needing a three • ANYONE IN > TcL Mancheeter 2-4)883. chines and oiotora. House Ap­ Help Wanted— Male Tel. 4761. PUSrrTHAT ib.^MIAAf C g o t t a PITCH TV4IS 1940 PL'YMOUTK sedan, deluxe LOCAL Engineering office will Female S7 Any quantity. W« offer you blgb- bedroom home. This is it. Four DRAPE SHAPE HEAT AAJR GET TD C8X model. Very good condition. pliances Pendulum and electric year old colonial. Unusual in de- AND GLASSES ' NIGHT AT TME r e p a ir in g BY Stuart R. Wol­ train intelligent girl with book­ STRAWBERRIES. Pick your own, eat prices. Woodshed Phone $■ ffrARGAZERG’ CUM. GCALm'd ON p oor/ Phone 2-2428. clocks. F X. Dion, 2 Ridgewood WANTED — Strawberry pickers, cott on wraablng machines, vac­ 7779. keeping and typing background. 25c quart with own containers. 3164. aign. Kitchen in the front where THEY HAP PARC uum cleaners, —otora, small ap­ To take charge of office. Apply young and old. No experience Ponticelli, 48. HUlatown Road. young mother can watch the A cmwrrrtfHoueB^^ a 1640 PLYMOUTH tudor sedan, necessary. Must be 14 years okL children while doing housework. radio and heater. Excellent con­ pliances. Welding and cutting between 6#to 9 p. m. week days, STRAWBERRIES Pick your own, WANTED—Swing eet for chUd, Motor replacements A-I Repair Courses and Classes 27 Tranaportatlon furnish^. Drink­ Large 24 ft. living room in rear. dition. One owner automobile. 8 to 4:30 Saturday. Mancheater 25c a quart. McCtelland, 81 Laka sturdily built. Tel. 2-1837. Salea. 180 Main. Phone 8597. Tool and Design Co., Inc., ISO ing water and toilet facllitlea on Fireplace in center of room. Can 1944 four-door sedan, radio and MAKE MORE money through the lot. Must be willing workers. street. Phone 3539. be furnished attractively. Alum­ heater. Good mechanical condi­ Hartford Road. Phone 2-4254. FLOOR PRUBLEf^ solved With Home Study Courses. Electrical, Call Manchester 2-1406. A. Fiano inum combiiiation storm doora tion. 1987 Ford converUble coupe, WANTED— Hay baler. Phone linoleum, aupbali tUe counter machine shop, automobile, draw­ WANTED—Baby sitter. Hours and Sons. radio and beater, full price, $ . 4148. and windows. Heating bill is only 65 Ehepert wor.. oanshlp, tree aatl' ing. building trades, radlo-TV, 2:80 to 6:30. Inquire at 709 Main Household Gooda 61 $99 for the seasou. Immediate oc­ Clarke Motor Sales, Broad welding, electronics, business and WANTED — Strawbury pickers, tnntee. Open evanlnga. Jones Fur­ street. Apartment No. 8. ELECTRIC Refrigerator. Go^ cupancy. A nice trim clean home II B tre ^ Phone 3-3013. Open eve­ niture. Oak street Phone $-1041 hundreds of others. Q. I. approv­ young and old. Good bonus. Call K«M>nt!- tSiinuui Ihiurd 6D reduced to only $13,000. Oilman *-T nings. ed. Phone, or write Harold F. 2-0771. Brpndolo Farm, Brandy condition. Reasonable. Phone 8676. Realty, 351 Center street. Phone tANDSCAPINQ and grading. Manion, Representative, Interna­ Help Wanted— Male 86 street, Bolton. JtOOM FOR Rent for married 2-2183-2-8j[l85. Bulldozer for hire. No Job'^ too tional Correspondence Schools, couple or ti^o girls. Two minutes 19^7 STUDEBAKER, $100. Phone UN^VERSAL Electric etove with large or amall. Macri Brothers. Box 1669, 607 Main street. Hart­ WANTED—Laborers. Good hours side oven. Ideal for shore cottage, from Main street. Call 2-1614, or 660ft. 5806 or 4628. STRAWBERRY Pickers wanted. ford 8, Conn. Tel. 6-9955. and good wages. Call 2-0617. Cali 3636. $25. Phone 2-0744 after 8 p. m. 47 Cottage streeL OTHER ADVS. ON PAGE 8 w r

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1961 Average Dailp Net Preaa Run H m Waithar lEpgtttwg ^g?raU> I at O. a WeMbe For tke Weak Bafflng June S. 1951 Martin Richard Hayet, aoti of In the list of officera aleeted by The Torchbearers of the Salva­ the American I/eglon unit,,which Mr. and Mrs. David V. Hayes, of > eeol, with tala late tewlgktt tion Army will hold their weekly appeared in a recent issue of The 10,206 •hNMjr with About Town 1S4 North Elm street, received his Herald two who were reelected sh6p for all your food at meeting Friday evening at 7:M were inadvertently omitted; Meniber H the Andlt at the citadel. Major Talmat^e of Bachelor of Science degree at commencement exercises at the namely, Mra. Theodore Fairbanks, Bureau of Clrculattone Maneha$t«r~~‘A Cky o f ViUago CHarm WUUwn Boston will be the speaker. PIm s treasurer, and Mra. Francis for the annual outing at Coventry University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana, on Sunday, June 3. Dwyer, financial secretary. tlw l«t Armored Divlelon will be discussed at this time. (ClaeeMed Advertlelng o* It) MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1951 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE nVE CENTS »t Fort Hood, Texas. H ALE'S Self Serve VOL. LXX, NO. 211 ixjyal Clreia of Kings wlimold lU annual meeting Mon- STATUri Mim present they •!?, To Save State CD In K u m h tv a Juul cottage at Columbia Lake. HALE’S NORTH help protoet tho hofrith of Monehostor. Tokyo, June 8— —Democratic State Tokyo, June S Allied guns Sond your doootioii to Mrs. W. G. Rnnoson, 108 » o r n . l e e f I -^UST RIGHT FOR A TASTIER PICNIC LUNCH: I session, said he learned "to my eYONGCANG, "IRON TRIANGLt* but said it had “ no connection service of worship Sunday morn­ Ground To Order Chairman John M. Holley said thundered down on Chorwon to­ ing at the Second Congregational today Governor Lodge ought to astonishment" yesterday that bills BUILOUR AREA whatsoever" with any current ^ ^ ^ I SWIFTS PREMIUM—SMALL PRE-COOKED I to continue the department’s life day and threatened Kumhwa from church. The Rebekas ^ Woodbridqt Stroot, Monchostor. ask for the Immediate resigna­ l)earc moves. Fellows are requested to meet at tion of Brigadier General Wil­ I apparently had not received final the brink of central Korea’s ‘ action. KUMHWA He also denied that he the church at 10:4S. f t ) SMOKED PICNICS u 69c liam Hraketh. State Civil De­ Pyonggang valley, fense director. i A search of legislative records fTilnese ttomnuinlats opened brought Gen. Matthew B. The Vernon 6*nier Congre^- was made but nothing was found flood gates and employed a power­ Ridgway any new directives to show that the bills had been tlonal church women have set the Hartford, June —-{/r^—An im­ ful new type anti-tank gun In ef­ Fresh Dressed Fryers and Roasts 8 approved. on fighting the Korea war. da^ of Toeaday, June 12, for ^ eir mediate special aeaalon of the Gen­ forts to halt the relentless ap­ Marshall aald the reason for hie annual strawberry supper ■niey M asdistlsr Public Health N urtini Assaelatlon •. eral Assembly may be necessary "If now, aa now seems likely,” proach of United Nations ground trip was "purely military." I jng Chickens you'll find on our sat’d the Governor, "the General plan sittings for 6:30 and 6.30. to continue the life of the State force.s. [ CtiBit i ' "I came to Korea to congralu- Reservations may be ^nade b\ 71 HAYNES STREET MANCHESTER Assembly, now In the confusion of 1 Hwacho^*] Civil Defense department. Chorwon and Kiimhwa are en­ • S*ch*na* latc our Army leaders on their telephoning Manchester. 2-4B/4, Poultry Counter. In Its rush for adjournment the last hours, left the continuance tries to the Reds’ hulldiip snd sup­ o f the Civil Defense program tin- achievements,’’ he aald. Rockville, 6-3765. Wednesday, the Legislature appar­ ply area, and center of a vital f CKkKon When newsmen In Korea asked ently failed to adopt legislation provided for, then 1 must of neces­ road network. Brings out NATURAL flavors In foodsi FRESH SMALL sity call a special soaslon." him If hla trip had any (»nnec- continuing the existence of the de­ Tlie area, known as the "Iron tlon with peace moves, Marshall » nrrit sots » w»r partment. Under the old law, June It was indicated tliat the gov­ Triangle,” was blanketed with replied with a smile; TURKEYS Lb. 69c 1 was the termination date. ernor would seek a bipartisan Dr. 1'ou (Tiang Yang, the Ko­ fragmentation bombs lost night SOUTH "Yon bettor ask Mao Tze-tung Frednie C. Dumolne, 4r., 49, Governor John Lodge summoned agreement to limit the agenda of rean Kepiihllr's new aminaaadiir by 23 U, N. bombers. They u.sed (Red China premier) about that." 1 Ot. Tin Oz. Plastic Container $1.05 langfaa In Boston ehortly after he Republican and Democratic legis­ the session, possibly to be held next to the I'nited States, holds hla radar technique. Far East Air KOREA 27c 4 PICNIC AND LUNCHEON SPECIALS: -fVCMUHCMON A correspondent asked him If The Girl with wuo elected to aoooeed hla father lative leaders to a conference In week, to Civil Defense matters. credentials as Ik; stands at the Forres said 9,000.000 bomb frag­ Jlk'tk, Korea waa a military stalemate. aa president and chairman of the hla office this afternoon to dis­ How successful such a move White House door. In Washington, ments splattered over the triangle Solid arrows show approximate poeltlona of Alllrd forces driv­ Marshall replied: "Whenever board of the New Haven railroad. cuss the situation. yesterday. President Truman in "one of the heaviest operations ing against the Reds’ 4 horwon-Komhwa-l’jonggang ” lnm Triangle." we start something and don’t fin­ (Continned on Page Two) B e e c h ' N u t BOLOGNA or . o ~ Threat Grows At Half Price Marshall had this to aay about the kind of a girl who pleases customers has become easier In coast port at the head of Pyong­ 2 ■'Tr 31e Vogeler Denies the 88th parallel, once the dividing ... rfs-ent years. 8upcr markets throughout the country exchange With Wiley, Bridges gang valley. Wonsan has been SiSriK SLICED BACON Lb. 49c ■helled daily by Allied wmnihipa line between Oommunlat North dieekB ontT eaperiencee on how to select the right kind of a gW and how Weekly deliveries to our Major Oittle Markets Famous Fixed - Price and Republican South Korea: to teach her to do her Job quickly and well. for nearly four months. It Is about ■tores insure eompleta Washington. June 8—(fl’)—Se-» shall’a trip did not mean some­ "The army will be handled In — fiana how HMav food Items she ring* opT (Alwmt 16,- ■toeks of all varieties. Report Dullest Week Brands Sold as N. Y. the moat effective manner poe-* Learning how to bring out the beat In people 1s one Important 2 NO I cans 35c | You'll find FRESH SCALLOPS, cretary of State Acheson told the thing was developing on peace (Oootlnoed OB Page Twelve) Spy -Confession’ -I ’ reason why this store Is a meifiber of the Super Market Institute Of Trade in 3 Years Senate MacArthur inquiry today ' negotiations. Opens Investigation he did not know Secretary of De­ "Is anything brewing In rela­ (CoaUBueff bb PBge Twelve) Tfc- — Srret to that qaesHon, if youll ask her. U easy. “ I lo ^ —the national organisation of super markets In the United QUOHOGSy LITTLENECKS and ------I Slates, Canada and Mexico, who opierate their stores to provide fense Marshall was going to tion to an armistice, a settlement, lU k ! people. When you watch P«»P’ » PREMIER New York. June 8 — — The Washington. Juno 8 -(ID—R ob -f Bethseda Naval hospital on June “more for all.” Bulletin! Korea. This touched off Republi­ In Korea?” Wiley demanded. Taliorsky Gets yo4i grt to know a lot about I h ^ . »•>«> FRESH FISH to bake, boil fry or can demands to know whether the "No, sir, there Is not as far aa price war swung today to Union U S?over tiiere. ‘Tve her help her mother shof^wntched Waohiagtau, June R— „ i *. v.„,.r “ "'I- So, as we said, the next time you push your basket to the TE A BAGS Price Director DISalle told Con- two Cabinet officers are working I know.” Acheson replied. Square where nationally-known No Real Clue shop for her wedding, and now she’s shoppl^ for her check-out counter, take a good look at the check-out gtrL We’re (15 Count) I popular Fresh Seafood together aa they should. watches were on sale at half price. rubbiah the "confcaslon of eabo- prison ordeal which ^ She’s a good shopper, too—has to be to gel In A Forest Green Anchor OlaMt. greae today that failure to con­ It was Acheson’s seventh day In Death Penalty pretty proud of her. Senator Wiley (R-Wls) said: the witness chair before the Sen­ Approximately ,'jOO persons were tage and spying against Hungary ; began with his arrest Nov. 18, trol beef prices would WTeck the ho said he made after 17 months In ‘ by Communist police. He Meng oa her ytsong huahand’s aiJary. Dept. ceilings on all foods and force "Maybe that la what la wrong ate Armed Services and Foreign waiting outside the door of S. 1949 On Diplomats the abandonment of the entire with this mlx-up with General Relations committees, now In their Klein's when It opened this morn- a Communist prison. was an SMlatant vies president of Scheduled to Die in Tho American buslneaa govern- the International Telephone SAVOL etaUlIxatioa program. MacArthur, that the military and second month of hearings on the ‘"Rv the diplomatic were not playing The Watch sale pointed to a pos- mant freed ApHl 28 when the State Telegraph Co. la a xeport pa the Hoqee aad. dlsmls.sal of Gen. Douglas Mac^ Chair~Nov> 7 lor Mur> British Foreign Offtc® bal) on thla." i Arthur from hie Far Eastern afble new Trend In the price war-- ilepartment compiled with Hungar­ Thrust Into the eecret ice BLEACH (Contents) Gal. 27c I Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Behaie Banking eommltteea, Acbeaon protaata that he had j ian govejmmant demands detailed prtMn St Budapeet, he esi hts DISalle laid there ehotild be na commends. o f firroe dealing in artlclea der of Louis Wolfson Says Third Perioii "been up here continuously day Itovive Muoedo Row did not carry before. for the first Ome his prison ordMl first 78 hours were passed r under exception for beef and cattle In after day." He said there was "no An official of Kleln’a. which ape- to the National Press club. repeated grilling and without Sent Paris Messages PINEHURST GROCERY, ING. legislation extending price con­ The exchanges ranged over Hartford. June 8- OP) -Joseph 2 f . , 1 9 c reason In the world" why Mar­ many fields. cializes In men’s and women’s "There cornea a time when a sleep. Then he collapsed. Kraft's Miracle Whip 1CUCUMBERS trol powers. shall should have telephoned me L. Taborsky la acheduled to die In person la faced with the utter fu­ ‘Then I was presented with a First off, a charge was revived clothing, aald the store had not the electric chair at Wethersfield London, June 8—(^)—The Fof^ CHECK THIS LIST OF VALUES! Both conmilttoee are oonalder- at these hearings and told me that U. S. Ambassador John Muc- previously handled watches and tility of not Complying with their ■o-ralled confession of sabotage eign Office said today meesagee tag extenelMi of the Defense that he was going to take a trip that these apparently had been State Prison on November 7. demands," Vogeler said of hla cap:- which In fact waa a partial atate- pt. clo once said the United Nations Ho was found guilty of first bearing the names of two miaalng 41c______69c I b e e t s___ and Prodnctlon act which expires as Secretary of Defense." are not fighting Communism in tors. "He belloveo that he ia ment of normal reaaona why the below Wiley said there had been a "lot degree murder here last night by abandoned, that he will be killed In British diplomats—and sent from Prices on oil wook*ond values advertised June SO. The law provides the Korea. Acheson testified Murclo (Continued on Page Ten) (telephone plant) had not been up Paria by a mysterious third per­ AAA' t¥HCU t%tfK > m (k U > HEINZ of talk about pending armistice a Superior Court Jury of seven any caae, that an alleged confes­ to anuff,” Vogeler related. "Before are lower than coiling prices. 2 Bchs. 21c anUiorlty for the antt-Inflatlon had said the report was "entirely son -fall to give a single clue ea TMtst HKjMQiMinrmAn^ CARROTS program. and agreements, and we are seek­ Incorrect.” women and five men. They sion will appear anyway—so he I signed that statement, we ar­ ing to find out Just what the sit­ deliberated nine hours. signs the rubbish placed before gued It word by word, line by to their present wherealxmts. BEECHNUT TOMATO Soon after the questioning be­ William Ridadale, head of the uation is on a global picture." gan, Senator Bridges (R-NH) told Taborsky, 27. was found guilty hltn." line.” Chicago, June 8—(J’l—The na- “All at once,” he aald, "the high­ 43rd Division "As for my testimony at the foreign office newe department, ia r Acheson he had received a letter of the slaying of Louis I. Wolf- Afterward Vogeler eald he un- BABY FOOD 4 14 Oz. 27c PEPPERS 2 Lbs. 25c tiona major livestock markets com­ est authority In government ‘ski- son, a liquor store operator. trial, I seam to have created an said three messages to relativea KETCHUP I pleted their dullest week of cattle from Rep. Hugh D. Scott. Jr., BETTY CR4>CKEB doos’ off to Japan—apparently no He took the verdict without any unfortunate impression at my first (Ooattnued on Page Twelve) here appeared to have been com­ trading in more than three years statement, just geta there. And (R-Pa) repeating charges that To Leave Camp TWa week-end we have ample stock «>» most varietlra of meat SILVER I.ANE Ambassador Muccio tried to display of emotion. Hla mother press interview that the testimony posed by the vanished Britons^ C A K E M IX Pk| today and aome areas faced their Rldgway is called back for consul­ was partly true,” he aald further. with th« exception of LAinb which !• In light wippl>. CABBAGE ' Lb. 6 C "convince me we were not fight­ but were not In their handwriting. ^You*U find wonderfully tender, juicy IO-lN-1 MIX tation. (OontlBoed oa Page Twelve) "In my description of It I sought In Paris, the newspaper France (Oonitnaed on Page Twelve) Who Makes Policy f ing Communism.” Scott visited Koasta. excellent value at »9r lb...... H O T DOG Korea last year. N. E. Outfit Faces Five to use Irony when I said ’There Iran Crowds Holr said the missing pair—Donald liMis are the llneet ham we know of . . and the 10 to BISQUICK 46 Ox. Pkg. "Again the question cornea: Are was some truth In It.’ Perhaps Duart MacLean, head of the Lb. 2 1 c these military men making the In an exchange that followed, Weeks Field Training IS Ib. MorreU ham. whole or shank half. Is well worth 70e lb. 8 Oz. Jar 15c IGREEN b e a n s Acheson said Muccio la "one of I have lost my sense of Irony. American department of the For­ 8IIUBFINE RELISH______policy, or is the civil government Canada Warned Little Else Applied Hail Envoys PINEHURST QUALITY TENDER CI RED fORNED BKEF our very finest men in the depart­ In Northern Virginia eign Office, and Guy Burgess, un­ of this United States?” "The fact la that my name, my til recently at the British embas­ IS LEANER AND BETTER THAN Et EK snd at H9c to »9c Ih. ORANGE JUICE 46 Ox. Can MO. 2H CAN SILVER LANE | |$|^C A DI2I CC News Tidbits Wiley said that was "one of the ment" but that if it were proved On Paper Boost birthplace, my employer's name Each 2 5 c criticiama against MacArthur— he was "expressing thoughts Camp Pickett, Va., June 8—(IP) sy In Washington- may now bs In la a Utile under celling. DEL MONTE and other similar facts wara In­ Plan to Nationalize Warsaw. The paper said French SAUERKRAUT 2c... 25c' PINEAPPLES Culled from (JP) )Vires that he dared to suggest that the —Five weeks of field training in a deed accurately given. But little, PINEAPPLE JUICE 46 Oa Oan J J v military should have aome right to (OonttBued on Page Ten) 77,000 acre North Virginia maneu­ New Torlt, June 8—(J’)—Price if anything else, applied." Oil Slows Down to FARM FRESH POULTRY aay about policy.” ver ground faced the 43d Winged increases of $10-a-ton by the big Vogeler, discharged from the (Continned on Pngo Twelve) 8HURFINE For Lieut. William E. MacKenzle, Victory Divislpn this week ns it Yee. air. If It’s from PInehurst, It’a the famoiii tender Farm LEMONS 6 29c "Now we see them running over Canadian newsprint producers are Await Negotiations commandant of Groton State Po­ there, getting together, and you Report Vishiiisky prepared to leave Camp Pickett. stirring up International compli­ Fresh poultry. FRUIT COCKTAIL SO Ox. Can 39c MAZOLA lice, reports arrest of flve persons The former New England Na­ We offer you more of those delirious properly rut up rAK.’W SEEDLESS don’t know anything about it," cations. Teachers’ Strike Tehran, Iran, June 8—(IP)—Teh­ 900 Union Pilots ELMDALE on charge of aiding a patient to W’iley aald he didn’t think the tional Guard outfit is off on its FRESH FRYERS at $1.69 each. Pt. Price Director Michael V. DI­ ran radio aald large crowds greeted OIL 47c oi. 87c euoape 'rom Norwich State hos­ government should work that way Had Heart Attack first major move since arriving Salle has cautioned the Canadian You will llnd Farm Fresh fowl . . . Farm Fresh roasting For tho Iranian government’s delega­ Threaten Strike BARTLETT PEARS 29 Ox. Can 43c GRAPEFRUIT 3 29c pital. If there was ’’cooperation” and here last September. Its destine' government against permitting the Reaches 26th Day ehlckena and Beltsvllle small (appt. sire) .turkeys ready for tlon is the A. P. Hill military tion arriving In Khuxlstan today to MEW Army estimatas total enemy "collaboration” at the top. United Nations, N. T.. June 8— price advances to go through. take over the rich holdings of the your aelection at Pinehiirst meat counter. oasualUea in Korea through June reservation. 90 miles north of here, JELL-0 DESSERTS 3pkga 25c Acheson told the Senators Mar- (/P)—An authoritative source here If they are permitted, ha said, Pawtucket, R. I., June —(IPI— British-owned Angln-Iranian Oil Chicago, Juno. 8 -(iP)— About And we have beef liver of the beat grade, lean email roaats of 3 at 1,115,000. near Fredericksburg, Va. 8 pork and tender pork chops, spare-ribs, and tender round steak .m i;e l l e r ’8 OCTAGON 1 Lb. Cello Pkg. said today Soviet Foreign Minister questiona may be raised about U. The 460 striking school teachers (Company and cheered them like 900 union pilots of United Air TOM ATOES 237 Sergo Kimaeov'tzky Is buried in Andrei Y. Vishlnsky ia suffering Except for a handful of units Conquering heroes. Llnoa today are threatening to which we will cube or grind for you after you aeleet your steak. the entire division Is on the move. S. policy of clamping controls on stood pat today for a $410-a-year At this writing we have plenty of our fresh Hamburg to sell SPAGHETTI 16 Ox. Pkg. 17c ■hade of red maple tree— a spot Kefauver Urges from heart trouble but neverthe­ U. S. exports "when at the same raise after rejecting a school com­ The Governor of Khiizistan strike at key centers across the Cans DIAMOND he had picked out himself in Those remaining Include a traln- province, Shamseddin Amir Alaie. at 70c lb., although we are not sure of enough lean meat to TENDERLEAF CLEANSER less may head the Soviet delega­ time we are faced with unlimited mittee compromise offer of $250. country. Lenox, Massachusetts. tion if the Council of Foreign They rejected the school commit­ who Is Premier Mohammed Mossa­ A spokesman for the Air Lina promise this all through the week-end. Hearings on TV (Conttnaed on Page Twelve) (price) Increasea on our Imports.” 1 Lb. Cello Bag Five himdred friends of Hormon Ministers meets In Washington. tee’s proposal by a vote of 212 to degh’s personal deputy in the su­ Pilots association who declined to TEABAGS Pkg. 4S 55c ^1^1 W ALN U TS 47e Htekmon turn out to pay tribute FRANKFURTS, COLD CUTS. BOILED HAM (5 Pad Size) A Pkgs. ’The Soviet Press on May 22 an' 146 yesterday. pervision of the seizure, said "The be quoted by name aald atriko FRIEND8 BRILLO to "home town )>oy" of Johnson Washington, June 8—(J’)—Sen­ nounced the return to duty of the The offer also offered reinstate­ arrival of this board of directors Is control points have been eet up The radio commentators and the pa|.ers are having a lot to OCEAN SPRAY City. Tenn. ator Kefauver (D-tenn) said to­ 67-year-old Viahinaky, following ment of the 26 achool principals the first step of the Iranian peo­ In Chicago and other major cities ■ay abont the meat business this week . . . We only repeat what BAKED BEANS 16 Oa Can 18c GRANDMOTHER’S ASSORTED Prince, Alexander Hohenlohe In day "as many Congressional hear­ an iUnesa which began late last and deana, fired for refusing to ple toward prosperity." and that UAL pilots have been ings as possible should be tele­ "With nationalization, a black alerted to walk out at ft moment's the sign in onr store tells yon. 2 5 c CRANBERRY New York denies hla former winter. Cause of his Illness was cross picket lines. SYRUP Pt. wife’s testimony that he refused vised.” not announced. News Flashes Refusal to accept the compro­ page In Iranian history is closed notice. “LOWER PRICES WILL HELP YOU -. . . and help M U S T A R D 4a, l O C to take a Job, ’The former chairman of the The source here, who insisted on mise offer brings the strike Into and a golden page la opened," the UAL offlclala could not be Cans Senate Crime committee gave his anonymUy, said, however, that its 26th day today. More than 8.000 Governor said. reached for comment Immediately. us. Please be patient with O. P. S. regulations. They 46 OZ. CAN LIBBY’S SAUCE______31c Four bomb-happy teen-agers (Late Bulletins of the (/P) Wire) responsible for aeriea of dynamite views before a Senate subcommit­ Vishlnsky had suffered a heart at­ pupils have gone without clase- But the nationalization program The union and the company will bring lower prices. We will do everything we can SHURFINE COFFEE Lb . 81e tee studying reorganization of le- have been in a dispute over hay 3 7 c 1 PREMIER R OZ. CAN blasts in Miami area will faca tack and was Improving. 'The room aesalona since the strike be­ ■till seemed to be marking time. to comply strictly with O. P. S. gialatlve procedures. Foreign Minister, the source con­ gan on May 14. The Iranian government’s delega­ rates and working conditions for PINEAPPLE JUICE felony chargea, aaya authorities. Newspapers, magazlnea, radio, PInehurst Grocery, Inc.” NUCOA MARGARINE Lb .S 5 « tinued, ia imder hla doctor’s orders TRUMAN CALLS KEY CbNGifESS LEADERS Current salaries range from a tion will go to Abadan, the oil about 22 months. newsreela and TV should be ac­ minimum of $2,400 to a maximum port 170 miles qway from Ahwaz, The company’s pilots voted In PEAS and Treasury Balance corded equal treatment by com­ to remain at home until complete­ Washington. June 8— (/P)— President Truman called in W DELR1CH MARGARINE LbaSSe ly well, but Is ao active that it is of $4,000 a year. the Kbuzistan capital, by .Sunday. favor of a walkout March 30 to mittees, Kefauver aald. Congressional leaders today to urge extension and strength­ However, the British company’s win their demands. The union JELLO For He also recommended that Cab­ difficult to keep him from his o f 35c CARROTS Washington, June 8—[IP)—The flee. ening of price, wage and stabilization controls. Mr. Truman four-men delegation Is not due says It has compiled with provl- CLOVERBLOOM BUHER 81e jlosttlon of the ’Treasury June 6: inet membera be required to re­ alona of the Railway Labor act, , ifycurfjlly wantlo^AVE WELCH’S is anxious to get an agreement on new legislation in advance there until Monday or Tuesday, A M I PREBIIER S OZ. .CAN Net budget receipts, $97,789,608.27; port periodically In Congress and 3 Bahy Girk Die which governs the airline Industry SHURFINE TOMATO JUICE . 46 Ob. Can 29e Cash balance. $4,993,644,767.63; answer questions before TV cam­ of the scheduled expiration June 80 of the present Defense (Oonaniied on Pnge Twelve) as well as. railroads. 10 Oz. Total debt, $254,655,647,975.90. eras. Rockville Boy Production act. ' In Chicago Blaze GRAPE JELLY APPLESAUCE 2 c.» 19e ■ a s FROM MARTIN BECKER JELLY - PEANUT BUHER NEW TENDER BAKER’S Wins Elks Award HOSPITAL PLAN GETS COLD RECEPTION CiSiicago, June 8—(/P)—Three In­ BEETS 2 bu. 29c Allies Face Decision Day / Washington, June 8— )— A reported administration plan fant girls perislied In a flra which Says Reds Hunt RecruitSj CHOCOLATE CHIPS 23c|KRf§pY Norwalk, June 8—(IPi — Con­ to furnish government-paid hospital care to aged persons got ■wept through a three-atory frame (Tope ran be naed at greevia) PETER PKN necticut Elka, who open their an­ a rather chilly reception in Congress today. However, mem­ apartment building early today. LARGE HEADS nual state convention here tomor­ bers of the House and Senate Labor committees which would Five other persona aufered In­ A-Dala at Calif. Schools HALXMARK PRECOOKED 1 Lb. As Red Jets Edge South juries. 19c CRACKERS 29c row, today announced the follow­ deal with any such legislation amending the Social Security ICEBERG LEnUCE PEANUT BUTTER jar 33c ing scholarship award winners: Two of the dead were alstera, Serve Helen Harriaon’a Chutney dressing or 2pk... 35c laws generally wanted to reserve comment until they see de­ Norma Jean Dewald, 2, and Shir­ Sacramento, C^UIlf., Juno 8—(ff) >^)>new loyalty oath and said tha BEANS Washington, June 8.—(IP)—The ^something more than curiosity re­ Joseph Otto CoggyiUo, Milford, R4>blnM>n’a French dressing with your aalada “ Flavors gathered into Bouquets of Deliciousness” tails of the plan. ley May Dewald, six months. Tho —Ilia Communist party has Infil­ laader of the non-signers, Prof. BY POLANER .... constant edging eouthward of ene­ ports coming in from Korea which first, $700; Carol A.' Schllphack, third victim was Venus VaisvUaa. trated California universities, col­ EktwanI Tolman, was affllU Fur the beat mayonnaise we suggest Shurflne PREMIER U-CHIL-IT show the enemy’e Ruaalan-made Rockville, second, $600; and EM- • • • and Seldner’a only ...... Me pint Frozen my jet flghtera In their sorties 10 months old. Her parents and leges and even high schools In a ated at one time or another vrlth lETTER GRAPE JEUY. |or and the northward movement of MIG 15 jets are making steadily win Francit Kalat of PlalnviUe, GE TO START COLOR TV TESTS two year old brother were among search for recruits and atomic se­ six Communist-dominated or front NATIVE BERRIES the Korean ground battle line increasing penetrations south to­ and Janet McNamara of New Washington, June 8— (iTO—General Electric Co., said today crets, legislative InvesUgatora organisatlbna. New Washed CONSOMME SNOW CROP ward the front lines. the Injured. From Wilmer Keeney MINT JELLY, |or may be bringing close th« time Haven, special awards of $100 it will soon start experimental broadcasts of a new “composite charged today. 8. Recommended removal - o f POTATOES when two gravie questiona of Go Farther South each. RIPE BANANAS system” of color television. The tests will be made at the BARKLEY HAS OPERATION The Senate Committee on Un- Aaaemblyman Vernon Kilpatrick GREEN BEANS MADRELINE 2 ..0. 11.. 31 5NACK5TEAK5 6 Oz. 55 c ■trato^ and policy will be an- For months the enemy jets, aft­ Paul Roden of Rockville, chair' American Actlvitlaa traced the (D,, Los Angeles) as chairman o f SWEET ORANGE MARMALADE er darting up from Antung and company’s laboratories at Syracuse, N . Y ., and will be seen PEARS . . . APPLES CELERY man of the E3ka' acholarahlp com­ Washington, June 8—(P)—Vice Oommunlat youth technique In a tha assembly Interim Oommlttea (3 JARS STRAIGHT OR ASSTORTED 81e) SNOW CROP 1. Will the Chinese Reds throw other fields just across the Tolu LIMES . . . LEMONS CUCUMBERS Green Stamps Given With CaslrtSaleB river, kept close to "MIG alley,” a mittee, aald that Margaret 8. by set-owners in that area^ ^ ^ Preeldent Barkley underwent a 891-page book-slBe report that: on Crime and Corraetlons baeanaa their ^ r force Into the ground Wallace of MlIXprd and Beverly minor eye operation on Wednea- 1. Hit hard at the U nlva^ty ha aaaociated with oUegud Cam'* batUe? zone extending only about 40 PEACHE5 14 Oz. 29c milea from the boundary river. E3alne McLaugliln of Torringtou CALLS PARLEY ON NEW BRITAIN BUS STRIKE dmy, Mra. Barkley told a reporter of California In particular—with a munlot anterprlaes for 18 yaars. NEW NATIVE CABBAGE b c a ilS c QUINCE JELLY SSc 2. If they do, will the U. S. plain warning th ^ Its top offlclala KUpatrlcic denied he <------SNOW CBOP then do what it hae threatened— But in recent weeke the enemy have been recofamended for con­ New Britain, June 8— ((P)— ^Alderman Vincent M. Hayes yesterday. fighters have 'ventured farther sideration when national educa­ She said she expecteed her hus­ should be fired IT aay nora Oom- % mehtber or eympathlaer of tha QUALITY TOMATOES box 25c STRAWBERRY PRESERVE 49c bomb the Manchurian baaea from called on the operators of the three bus lines Evolved in a wunlat-front meetinga are per­ communist party. which the Red air etrikes are south, step by step. Recently, tion wardi are made at the band home from Bethesda, Md., otder'e Grand Lodge convention more than two-week old strike “ to sit down and negotiate a Naval hoapital today or tomor- mitted on tlm campus. SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT RED RASPBERRY PRESERVE 42c «BBABYLIMaFy LIMAS A5 10 Oz. 25c launehedT (Ooatfaaedaa VUtaSmiX • J 2fcr2^ The Pentagon la watclilng with (CenUaned on Pago Ih n a i in Chicago In July. fair wage for the striking bus drivers.” 2. nafsnaad to# university's

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